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and welcome to Mac Maloney's Military x Files show here
on the Distant Thumbdaut Radio network. Wow, I want to
show we have here tonight recording live from the Snobby
Galley Restaurant fifty five Water Street in newby Port, Great
seafood restaurant, Great Hamburgers, and a great steak and cheese Stammy.
We have a crowd of people with us tonight. We're
gonna be telling you about nine to eleven conspiracies tonight,
among other things. But let me introduce you to the
members of the Polse girls. Get ready, you feel his vibe.
You probably felt it for a few hours now, So
sit yourself down, get your big mix and cleanics, your
big mix and wipes. I'm leaving something out and swegen
and you loub very famous. Juan one is yea wanni.
Speaker 6: Hello everybody. Thanks for being on the show here and
listening in, and thank you Mac for letting me be
part of the show. I'll be a pleasure to be here.
The pleasure to be anywhere.
Speaker 7: Our pleasure. It's our pleasure. Wing it is okay, yep, Well.
Speaker 6: We have pleasures about the pleasures all night.
Speaker 7: Well, we'd have to tell you that anyway. So is
the big move is still happening March.
Speaker 6: Yes it is.
Speaker 7: Wow, I'm moving back. Okay, cool.
Speaker 6: We just booked it for March tenth, for the the
pack cup you're taking.
Speaker 7: The train you're taking getting back.
Speaker 6: We haven't booked that flight yet, but we're going to
be here for a few days after we get rid
of all our stuff. I got stuff to sell and
we got stuff, you know, clean up the flat a
little bit, the flat, that kind of stuff. How you
do that? Well?
Speaker 7: Were you there to almost three years? Right? Yeah, good
for you. You never you never affected that British accent
like i'm a Nona did after she was there for
two days, So good for you.
Speaker 6: It'd be hard to get one because there's so many
different accents down here.
Speaker 7: Okay, wait to get back here.
Speaker 6: Yet, for some reason, a lot of people think if
you run into into them for the first time, think
that are you Canadian?
Speaker 7: Really? Well, that's a part of Canada, your first that's
a compliment. Just say sorry, I'm not sorry.
Speaker 8: That's cartoon right.
Speaker 7: Also with us, as our international senior corresponded down there,
I'm my sister's tank top West Virginia switch Blade Steve
wants which.
Speaker 8: Great to be here in Westlake Virginia and the home
of the earthquake capital of the world.
Speaker 7: Right now, wow, huh, Miss Virginia. Really so you felt
these little mild earthquakes, You felt a little vibration in
your bed? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 9: I didn't know.
Speaker 10: I was.
Speaker 8: I was sitting in the in the front room, Uh,
watching television, okay, and I think one of the cats
was on my lap or something, and disgusting. I felt this,
this vibration. I thought it was real mild.
Speaker 7: You didn't put a quarter in the in the in
the in the chair, did you.
Speaker 8: It doesn't work, Okay, it takes, thank you.
Speaker 7: Switch, it takes also with us. Well in the studio here,
studio slash by you are full mechanic producer al Ronaldo
Beaman Gardener getaway driving, Hello, Marca, everybody, Okay, treat that
like an ice game out You should know that more
than well, you know, I got a beer right there.
That's just not getting in the way. Well, thanks for
setting everything up tonight. Not that much drama. No, it
went very, very very well tonight.
Speaker 6: I got the hang of that down right.
Speaker 7: We look like the last up ahead, don't we with
only three people?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: Thank you? Maun also with us is let's see down
there and excuse me, Connecticut, Susie, Susie, how are you?
Speaker 11: I'm very good. I am wondering if perhaps our fault
lines have sense that Juan Wan's vibes are returning to
the state and that's why they're acting.
Speaker 7: Up now, that's why they're bouncing around. That could be
well I.
Speaker 6: Better rain that vibe in then, because I haven't want
that to happen.
Speaker 7: Okay, once again, a million drugs, but we don't have
time for them.
Speaker 10: Susie.
Speaker 6: Everything if all of a sudden there's a vibration and
then oil comes shooting up out of the ground, if something.
Speaker 7: Like the stooges, yeah, Susie, everything, Okay, how are the tranches?
How are your animals?
Speaker 12: The animals are good.
Speaker 11: Sal just ate his first full sized rat a few
days ago.
Speaker 13: Hang on, yep, absolutely, that's crazy.
Speaker 8: And what did your cats do, Susie.
Speaker 11: They applauded the plants, so, oh yeah, they my cats.
I had a mac is right about cats moments the
other day when one of the cats took out my
favorite plants. Absolutely literated.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, hang on, what did they eat it
or what?
Speaker 12: So my my small cat.
Speaker 11: He he's a little bit special and he has some
anxiety issues. He also has asthma, which is a bad
combination because he'll work himself into an asthma attack and
he'll and then he has to do the nebulizer, which
isn't fun with the cat. But he's on anxiety and medication.
Speaker 12: But he's been much better.
Speaker 11: But the other night he just randomly freaked out. And
when he panics like that, anything in his way is
just getting destroyed.
Speaker 12: So that's how the plants got taken out.
Speaker 8: Is he the one that got him the ceiling of
the vet you took him to?
Speaker 11: Yeah, and he's no longer allowed to go back to
the vet unless he's been sedated beforehand now because he
flew out of the carrier, jumped on the Vetec's shoulder,
jumped from her shoulder to my shoulder, and then on
top of the cabinets, and then pushed up the ceiling tile.
Speaker 7: A cat, Okay, it's a troubled cat. It's a.
Speaker 12: He's a special needs cat.
Speaker 7: Special needs cat. Interesting, Okay, So how long did it
take the snake to eat the rat? People want to know.
Speaker 12: It takes them quite a while.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like minutes out.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I drop it.
Speaker 11: In, make sure he's gotten it, and then just go
about my business and then I'll check.
Speaker 12: Back on him later. It takes forever forever.
Speaker 11: Like they're not very smart, so they'll like sometimes try
to like eat them from the side, which you can't do.
Speaker 12: You gotta get the pointy end.
Speaker 7: Yes, snakes are kind of done. I guess when it
comes to is this a live rat? Is it a
live rat? The audience frozen. We'll need to hear that. Well, listen,
let me introduce. Everyone will discuss it for the maybe.
Uh Susan kay down there and not North Carolina training
us super k. How are you?
Speaker 14: I'm doing well? How is everyone doing? It's nice to
see your beautiful faces.
Speaker 6: We're excellent, Susan. Thank you for that face comp.
Speaker 7: Hey, listen, we have walk ons, but someone just walked
on freaking class. Can you see.
Speaker 6: There?
Speaker 15: He is.
Speaker 13: Right there?
Speaker 7: He is? Yes, this is Mike you good?
Speaker 16: Hello?
Speaker 7: Yeah, a Bishop Fulton sheen or something? Doesn't your headphones on?
The dude right there?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 7: The club stuff.
Speaker 6: Joe Biden meets Joe, Joe.
Speaker 7: Biden meets your yeah, Weddy Bulger.
Speaker 17: People still look the same. No, matter whether it's on
live or not.
Speaker 7: But we got okay cool, all right? Have you been
out the other whole time? Have you been out the
other whole time?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 17: I just got okay now and fifteen minutes we're traffic.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, man, that sucks. Okay, so well, club is here,
Club is here, are international corresponding, Club is here. So
many people here by the time we introduce everyone in
the end of the show. Okay, Susan K, thank you
for joining us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Happy to be here.
Speaker 7: Do you want to show everyone in your skirt? Your dress?
Now the rare there you go? Clubby Oh my.
Speaker 2: Little black eyed kid Santa earring Santa skirt? Which wow?
I look you.
Speaker 7: Club needs a drink, Club needs a drink and some lecture. Okay,
he's good, all right, Andy Murcer over there in England. Also, yes,
I don't seem to be left to last. No, no, no, no,
you're second to last. There had to last.
Speaker 9: As it turns, so what apart from me, you was
just a be it I do. Yes, I am pretty
good here. I have recovering from severe jet lag from
a flight late last week. Yes, still kind of effect me,
I must admit to it. Otherwise I'm not doing too bad.
Speaker 7: Would you find to some sex club in Thailand?
Speaker 9: Oh? New York, New York an interesting experience. I'm sure
I'll talk about a bit later. But you guys are
obsessed with Christmas. It was horrendously everywhere. You couldn't move
for Christmas.
Speaker 7: You were there early.
Speaker 9: I've been there at Christmas a few years ago and
that was bad. And my god, it's like insane for Christmas.
And then of course you had a small incident with
a man and a gun, which.
Speaker 7: Well, that happens, that happens. Okay, were you there for that?
Speaker 9: We were the right care one of there was quite
a group of us in freely from hotels, and one
of the hotels is literally around the corner from when
it happened. Yeah, yeah, quite close by at the time.
Speaker 16: All right.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, shooting Manhattan happens every day. Anyway. I'm saying
that because our audience is a NYPD club. But let
me just turn into my left here introduce the special guys,
good friend of ours, Cassandra Wolf Wolf Okay, is there
a stage name? Thank you Cassie for joining us. Thank
you all right, you're fresh from the recording studio of
this Morning today, right, yep, right, three hours at Bristol.
Speaker 18: No, I do two hours, two hours?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it used to be three ounce two okay with
Chris Billius, a good friend, great piano player, and you're
working on an album another album eleven eleventh? Yeah, eleventh?
That what are you gonna call it? Number eleven?
Speaker 18: I'm not sure yet? Yeah, not sure?
Speaker 7: Yeah, twelve minus one.
Speaker 18: I'm taking ideas so really yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, well we should tell we did a record.
How LONGO was that together?
Speaker 18: It was eleven years ago?
Speaker 7: No way?
Speaker 18: Yeah, no way, Well, because I've been doing it eleven years,
so we started eleven years ago. Wow, holy count You're
the reason I'm doing this.
Speaker 7: Would the time go?
Speaker 16: I know? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Okay, So when's your when's your next record come out?
I should ask? Oh time? Yeah, one time. But it's
fun down there right.
Speaker 18: Right, awesome, awesome.
Speaker 7: Bristal Recluding Studios right across Well used to be across
the street from Berkeley School of Music, but now they
move down the street into an old bank and one
of the recording studios is in the vault.
Speaker 18: Very cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it is very nice. So I don't want to.
Speaker 6: Ever get locked in.
Speaker 7: I asked Chris that. I said, well, if you get
locked in here, what happened? Yeah, But they do a
lot of work for Disney. They do a lot of
work for the voiceover for Disney and stuff like that.
Really good professional Harvard.
Speaker 18: Yeah, they they're really up there for professional.
Speaker 7: Nice people too, super nice. Anyway, thanks for joining us, Cassie,
thank you. Who's left? Oh? Bruce? Okay, n I p
d cop A good friend. Bruce Vogel BV. How are you, Bruce?
Speaker 15: I'm doing well, Mac and hello to everybody.
Speaker 7: Okay, for Christmas and we're going to get you a
bigger pair of glasses. Okay, these are off the rack.
Speaker 6: There is what my.
Speaker 15: So, what my union pays for.
Speaker 7: We're talking about nine to eleven. Later on the show,
Bruce was someone who he's a part of the NYPD
at the time Police Department, next City Police Department. He's
gonna tell us what it was like a ground zero
and then we're gonna go from there. But first what
we have to do. And I'm so glad club is
here because we have the top ten. The top ten.
He's already moaning, but you're gonna like this, go to.
Speaker 19: The men's room.
Speaker 7: What's the title of the top ten? Please, Susan. He's
throwing the microphone. Susan, please, what's the title of the
top ten?
Speaker 14: It is top ten Reasons why there will be no
more top tens on the show.
Speaker 7: Top ten reasons why there'll be normal top tens on
the show. We've been on this for four and a
half years. There that the music. Please number ten, sus.
Speaker 2: Number ten, Max sick of doing them.
Speaker 7: Number nine, Please number nine.
Speaker 14: We got a letter from President Joe Biden that said,
for the safety and security of the country, please give
us the top ten lists. In return, I'll send you
the cell number for Hunter's coke dealer.
Speaker 7: Whoah, we didn't say no, all right? Number eight please
number eight.
Speaker 2: Please keep the top ten list.
Speaker 14: If you do, I'll give you the cell number from
my coke dealer, signed Don Junior.
Speaker 6: Right, okay, I'll even number of Prince Andrew.
Speaker 7: If you're looking for a yeah, a sticky Teddy Bear, right.
Speaker 6: A sticky wicket there if you ask me, please, Susan, Okay,
keep No.
Speaker 16: Seven.
Speaker 2: The New Math only goes to eight.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 17: Wow, you know they're not any better? Line?
Speaker 16: Wow?
Speaker 10: Is that true?
Speaker 19: We're not going to do this anymore.
Speaker 7: That's true.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, you're good.
Speaker 7: Wow, Okay, you're right, tough love from club we top eleven.
Go ahead, please shows number six.
Speaker 14: This country's economy is going to get so fed up
it would have to be a top twenty.
Speaker 2: And believe me, no one wants that.
Speaker 7: Okay, next please Quentin Tarantino.
Speaker 14: Sorry, Quentin Tarantino is a big fan, so now's the time.
Speaker 7: To kill it next.
Speaker 14: It was part of the agreement Max signed with the
National Council of Cats.
Speaker 7: Next, we'll do this really quick for your club ogain
number three.
Speaker 14: Mac was playing with his a settling tour and heard
a voice telling him to kill the.
Speaker 7: Bit Switchy right, what's that guy's name? Move used to
have voices?
Speaker 8: Yeah, In fact, Andy and I did a show on
that something.
Speaker 7: Really Yeah. He didn't tell him the lottery numbers, did.
Speaker 9: He currently not?
Speaker 7: Wow, that's he died of that's not good to laugh
at that, but it's kind of funny in a way. Uh, Susan,
are you number ten? Maybe number two?
Speaker 14: This is the best why thank god plugby bitches.
Speaker 7: Slubby bitches all right, and the number one reason why
we're not going to do in top tens. Anymore on
the show.
Speaker 14: One of Susie Bastille's relatives killed our head writer.
Speaker 2: It would be wrong to.
Speaker 16: Go on, Are you sure?
Speaker 20: Did?
Speaker 12: They just killed one writer that doesn't sound like the
head writer.
Speaker 21: Okay, I'm going to interject one thing here, please, I
guarantee you I am the only person in this crowd
that actually has in a settling torture.
Speaker 7: Okay, well, okay, thank you all. That's good to know.
I used him the other day. Wow, Cassie, you does it?
Talk to you? Okay?
Speaker 6: Good? But it's hot.
Speaker 7: Before we go to the break, I'm going to go
to our in studio guests. What are you so far?
What's the pulse of the show, Cassie Fox? What is it?
Speaker 18: Cassie Wolf? I would say it's hot.
Speaker 7: It's hot the pulse? Okay? Good?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 7: Uh Bruce Vogel x n Y p D. Of of
all these people, who would you arrest first? Look at everybody?
Don't raise your hand, Susan.
Speaker 15: It's absolutely Mac. I mean he he looks like the
guy who killed the the CEO.
Speaker 10: One mean, he's a better name.
Speaker 7: I know it could be, but that sounds a little
into the Italian.
Speaker 8: I'm almost a friendly he's probably a right handed Italian problem.
Speaker 7: You see how we should we should It's not fun.
Speaker 6: Andy, while you're in New York, did you run into
any Italians?
Speaker 9: Why not to New yor drive?
Speaker 12: He did run into some trouble ak a me.
Speaker 7: You went up to visit him? You went, you visited
him in New York City YouTube?
Speaker 16: I did?
Speaker 7: Really? Yeah you too in New York City.
Speaker 6: Loose and talk about that for a moment to take Manhattan?
Speaker 9: Really did some urban exploring, didn't a bit of an adventure?
Speaker 12: Yeah, it was kind of like you speaking of them up.
Speaker 11: It's like the two old men that sit in the balcony.
Speaker 7: That was a pitch fast. Okay, well we all need those.
Speaker 6: All these taxic cabs always yellow, see it is?
Speaker 7: This is crazy.
Speaker 8: You know there was the two old men and Rocky
and Bullwinkle also on the park bench.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, or something like that.
Speaker 12: Yep, not not inaccurate.
Speaker 8: Now there's something you don't see every day. Sean say
what's that? Edger And they say something Rocky flying squirrel
or something.
Speaker 10: Something.
Speaker 6: And he didn't take a walk by the Dakota, did you?
Uh No, No, okay, I would have done that.
Speaker 7: They had a huge crowd at the pot of Central Park,
that is Strawberry Fields for London's the day he get
I guess December eighth, the Dycember eighth. There was an
amazing like hundreds of people and they're all kind of
singing along. It's hard to watch in a way because
it's almost a little bit too much.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we visited the Lasso. I went to the States,
went to New York. Was a few years ago. We
did go to the gym on airway anyway, m hmm.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So anyway, well, let me take a break down
and wipe a tear away and we'll be right back
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Speaker 7: Welcome back and went to Macloney's Military X Files. Here
on the Distant Thunder Radio Network, broadcasting live from the
Stop and Gelly Restaurant, I Wanta Street and do we
want Masks Great seafood restaurant, Big Gang Here at tonight,
Let's introduce everyone, girls. You know he's here, very famous
one one JJ.
Speaker 6: Hello girls, Hello, everyone, welcome to the show. Glad to
be here, glad to be anywhere in fact today. Yes,
is Keith Richards's birthday. Evey.
Speaker 10: That's right.
Speaker 7: Get that cat out of thee I see a cat.
Get that cat out of the place. Thank you, Thank
you one for joining us. It's marsupial, You're welcome. Awesome
with us is uh? They can't just give me the finger.
Else with us is Switchblade Steve Ward switchy down there
in my sister's tank top, West Virginia. Switch great to
be here. What's that picture? That's not you?
Speaker 16: Is it?
Speaker 8: It's somebody?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 8: That's somebody put that on Facebook. Really apparently he was
a doctor at that's right on main Street in Point Pleasant.
You know the Mothbam Museum.
Speaker 7: Okay, they said.
Speaker 8: It was small town monsters, but I these small town
monsters when I did with the mock band legacy. I
don't remember this picture, so it could be my stunt double.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, yeah, okay, wow, but then'tife uh instead of
switch Plane? All right, thank you for joining us. Switching
I appreciate. Just get it over with not get it
over with but just so I don't forget it Alan
now though uf all Mchanny.
Speaker 21: Hey Mac, you can you can forget I'm here. I
just just blend into the back around.
Speaker 7: We got to change this camera angle. We looked too
much like the last supper. Look at us. Also with
us is days Susan Kay, Susan kay? How are you
super fans? She's in there?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 7: Is that a mini mouse skirt? Is that we're supposed
to take from this Siana skirt? Okay, Sanna wore skirt? Missus? Well, okay,
all right, thanks? It should be a TV.
Speaker 2: Show that I do the way I do.
Speaker 7: You look at you.
Speaker 8: Build toys for Santa?
Speaker 7: Okay, watch it's you.
Speaker 8: Build toys for Santa in his workshot.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Okay, Wow, can you take that picture down? Switchy? That
picture is disturbing frankly, really the one like that picture?
He looks like he's looking over.
Speaker 6: Better than.
Speaker 9: To find here.
Speaker 7: Also with us, well, I should maybe the total poll
didn't go right in the studio with us tonight is
a good friend Willie Club making a rare public appearance. WC.
How are you? I'll tell you.
Speaker 17: I don't know how to deal with this, you know,
being here at ground zero unbelievable. The electricity is that
what it is? You know, it's I don't know how
to describe it, but it's great to be here. And
even though it took an hour and twenty minutes to
get here with all the traffic.
Speaker 7: Okay, he should a great place. It's only one beer
into the night though it should get better anyway, okay.
Also with us is Susie best Steele down there and
excuse me Connecticut, Susie.
Speaker 11: I want you to know that before where the show started,
I put my cat show for him on his iPad
so he will.
Speaker 12: Not be starting.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Susan. I appreciate that. I really don't. Also
with us is across the puddle is Andy Mercer. Andy,
how are you.
Speaker 9: I'm doing pretty good, still on the verge of recovering
from heavy jet lag, but just still holding in it.
It's getting towards me, not here, Cales, so we're still
holding on. I'm still alive.
Speaker 7: Good, good. Thank you for joining us tonight. We appreciate it.
I was going to give a New York joke, but
I don't want to.
Speaker 8: I have a question for Susie, what if you can't
watch Pixie and Dixie.
Speaker 11: He watches It's a twenty four to seven live stream on.
Speaker 12: YouTube of a bird feeder.
Speaker 22: Oh oh my god. Yeah, is very cool. I'll do it, okay, Okay,
we'll bring your foes and of this. At some point,
folks hang on okay, also with us. Yeah, okay, it's
day with the burger, okay. Davis, Yeah, it working hard
or hardly working whatever he's been everyone.
Speaker 7: So, yeah, we're quite a crowd Susan's got a thing
for there, but I love that place. That's another show.
All right, there he goes right now.
Speaker 6: So here, here's the deal. Mac. You can pick me
up at the airport. Okay, yeah, Logan, yes, logan, and
maybe you know. The plan is that we're going to
leave here in the morning, go ahead, and it will
still be morning when we get there. Okay. We'll at
breakfast close to that you know, five hour difference, et cetera.
And then we'll hang out at the Starboard gallery.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, they'll open it only for us. As
did I introduce you, Cassie this time?
Speaker 18: Not this time yet.
Speaker 7: Cassie Wolf is here with us. Making is the right
that's the right name.
Speaker 18: That's the right name.
Speaker 7: Making a special appearance with US musician songwriter.
Speaker 18: Thank you for conviting me.
Speaker 7: Woman about town.
Speaker 18: I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 7: Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 6: Thanks and already any rock songs? What kind of songs
you right?
Speaker 18: Rocket? A little bit of everything, but some with a
little bit of a rock flavor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, soft dry, Yeah, that's good, soft rock. Okay, I've
introduced everyone. Club is tasting a sampling a famous Dovid
ganley hamburger. Right, so far, so good? All right, here
he comes. It's excellent. Yeah, burger and fries. It's weird
it's a seafood restaurant, but the burgers here are excellent.
Also with us good friend Bruce Fogel down there in Queen's.
He didn't tell me I could order food. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
what do you want?
Speaker 16: So?
Speaker 10: How you go?
Speaker 7: Ahead?
Speaker 15: Sorry, I'll have what he's having, except give me a
guinness instead of a light being.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 7: How's things down?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: All right? Yeah, Happy birthday tomorrow to Keith Richards. One
of the best musicians, very very authentic character. He's an
authentic guy.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 7: I know a lot of people say, yeah, when's he
going to die? How you know he's I don't know.
There's so many things talked about that guy, which Susan
saying vomiting old. Yeah he is all he is as
like eighty one, but he's still doing it.
Speaker 6: He's a young eighty one. You know, he looked like
he was eighty one thirty years ago.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well that's true. He's an interesting guy.
Speaker 6: He really is, oh so interesting.
Speaker 7: No bullshit from him. That's the best thing about him
is you know they'll be from that guy also. So anyway, Bruce,
how's things down there in Manhattan? Not Manhattan, Queen's Queens.
Speaker 15: The Queens is Queens is Okay, not too much going
on these days. Okay, everything's pretty much going on in Manhattan.
Speaker 7: What's the what's the part of Queens you live in?
It's a special part, right special? I lived I actually
don't live in Queens. I'm sorry at the moment, I'm
just outside of Queens.
Speaker 15: I'm in uh. I gotta get that rim shot on
my phone, go ahead. But where I grew up is
a small town called Belrose. It's actually western Queens. It
borders Nassau County. For anybody who's familiar with you know,
Long Island and Queens.
Speaker 7: But but what was Flora Park? Isn't that part of Queens?
Speaker 15: There's part part of Flora Park is in Queens, and
the part where I live is is in Nassau County.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, we'll straighten that out. It's very confusing.
The Long Island is a very confusing place anyway, you know,
do you agree? People say, oh, absolutely, out West, get that,
get that, Susan, Kay, you got two merits are it's
a different cat too, which is awful. That's an insult.
So anyway, we're here. Have I introduced everybody, including Dave
in the Hamburg Okay, So we're gonna talk a little
bit about nine to eleven today, Okay, and I just
have a few thoughts on nine eleven and then I'm
just gonna give it to the other guests. What I
what what disturbed about nine eleven cosse nine eleven was
when two airplanes hit the World Trade Center in New
York City, another one hit the Pentagon, another one crashed
at Pennsylvania. So let's just concentratee on the ones in
New York this time. Okay. First of all, they were
there's been documentary at evidence at the time it was
at the time, Bush was president. Conde Lee's a Rice
was the National Security advisor, Dick Cheney was the vice president.
All these characters whose whose names are now you know,
forgotten with all you know that it's happened since, right,
but they were worn three or four months ahead of
time that there was going to be some kind of
a terrorist action on the part of al Qaida. And
before that, you know, people couldn't really even think of
al Qaida's name and bin Laden's name and stuff like that.
Now they're imprinted on our brains. And what they thought
was going to happen was that they were going to
hijack three or four airplanes in the United States, land
them at airports, and hold people hostages, just like the
palest Indians used to do years ago back in the Belize. Okay,
they were waiting for that. Okay, they did nothing to
stop that. Okay. Some people say they wanted it to
happen because they wanted to, you know, increase the I
don't know, national anxiety or whatever, and it helps you
get reelected and so on and so forth. Okay, but
there's no doubt about whatever the reason, there's no doubt
doubt about that they knew something was coming, The CIA
knew something was coming, the FBI knew something was coming.
They really didn't talk to each other, but the Israeli
Massad told them something was coming, and they let it happened, okay,
for whatever reason, they didn't do anything about it. Those
are kind of proven facts because Condoleeza Rice has even said,
I don't understand why they wouldn't let me come in
and brief them about an impending threat from this bin
laden guy. They didn't. Who knows why they didn't, But
it happened, okay. And I don't think this country has
ever been the same since. Okay. I know they say
when Kenny gets shot, things changed, and it did. But
nine to eleven really really really changed this country in
so many different ways, you know, and none of them
for the good. Actually, all this ad of security and
stuff is nuts, all right, But that's the life. That's
the world we live in these days. So but there's
a bunch of other kind of conspiracies and also kind
of side stories about nine to eleven. That's what we're
going to talk about tonight. So we just want to
go to Bruce real quick though, because Bruce, you went
down there, right, you were active with the NYPD at
the time, right, Obo, I was.
Speaker 15: Pretty much at the end of my twenty one year career.
I retired like six months after nine to eleven. But yeah,
I was actually working that day, but I did not
work in Manhattan. I worked in Queens at the time.
And my first experience being down there was on the
early morning of September thirteenth, So I was down there
less than forty eight hours from the planes hitting the towers.
Speaker 3: And what was it like?
Speaker 7: What I mean, I know that the national feeling was
like it was just like damn bummed out, like just crazy,
but it ground zere Al must have been really kind
of I don't know.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, you know, prior to being there physically,
you know, watching it on the news, like the rest
of the country, the rest of the world, you know,
you had an idea of the devastation, but physically being
there and standing there and doing the three sixty, yeah,
it was.
Speaker 6: It was surreal.
Speaker 15: And I would just describe it to you know, my
family and friends that you really have no idea you
know what this is like, you know, unless you're there,
you know, you know, feeling it and experiencing it.
Speaker 7: It was it was there was something. Yeah, and they're
still looking for bodies. Obviously when you were there, well.
Speaker 15: The people that that that died within the buildings, I
don't think there was really much to recover. Unfortunately, you know,
there were other people who had you know, sadly you know,
jumped you know from you know, from the building.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 15: But when I was there, we got there before dawn
on the morning of the thirteenth. We were coming across
the Brooklyn Bridge, and you can see the floodlights that
were already on the area, and and the the ground
was still smoking, whether it be from fires or or
just the uh the overwhelming dust that that that came
out of the uh you know, the buildings collapse.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, yeah, yeah for for weeks like the dust
you know, just kept rising from It's fairly strange, not
too uh not to break this up. And Susan Kay
saw those two cats by the way, two demerits for you.
Speaker 2: That was the third one.
Speaker 14: I just shoid yeah right here, I'm sorry, and I
didn't want to be rooting interrupt.
Speaker 7: Wow, bomb, We're gonna fell these up a little bit.
It's a good tri can let you read the top
ten anymore, there will be no more Top ten. So
a good friend Kaylee is here, the hostess for the
stop at Galli. Kayley, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 18: Yes, of course I'm good.
Speaker 16: Are you?
Speaker 7: I think you know most of the gang. We don't
have time to introduce you.
Speaker 12: But did you idea her? There is a police officer
present this time.
Speaker 7: We don't want to read.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: Thanks, release form, thanks you relax, we have please. She's
here just to tell us this specials tonight. That's stop
a Gelly. Yes, of course, she's brought the board with her. Okay,
here we go.
Speaker 23: Okay, yes, all right, all right tonight we have beef
barley soup for ninety nine for a bull, seven nine
for a cup, okay, Parmesan specials, eggplant for nineteen ninety nine,
veal for twenty one ninety nine veal, some garlic bread
pretty good, pretty good, and some pumpkin for dessert.
Speaker 7: Nice pumpkin pie. Okay, and still the two lobsters for whatever.
Speaker 18: Yes, on Tuesdays.
Speaker 7: Wow? Okay, this is Tuesday, right, it is soup. Okay, Wow, Kayley. Thanks,
We're gonna clap you walk, Yeah, thank you. Have you've
seen a ghost yet? Have you've seen a ghost or your.
Speaker 18: Foe yet unfortunately not I was aladly I will always
keep that in mind.
Speaker 7: Please okay, you will hopefully will be the first you tell. Okay, always,
thank you, thank you. We're going to clap you again.
Speaker 15: Have on.
Speaker 7: There she go see you later.
Speaker 9: Hungry at that list.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now stop and have to watch club. You know
the vow of this Hamburger. So so when you were
down there, Bruce, I mean, were you down there day,
night or what.
Speaker 15: I was down there probably between the middle of September
and when I retired in March. I was probably down
there about twenty times, not always on what they called
the pile. One day I was on what they called
the bucket brigade, where you just had like a line
of people literally handing like big plastic buckets of debris,
you know, trying to you know, clear an area where
they thought maybe they could you know, possibly be you know, survivors.
For the rest of the time, I was basically on
the perimeter, you know, because they had obviously it was
a frozen zone and and you know people couldn't you know, get.
Speaker 6: You know, need to you know, where the World Trade
Center was.
Speaker 15: Excuse me, but I was down there, you know, many
many days, you know, after September eleventh.
Speaker 7: Right, and people think that it was like right on
the water, but it's actually like about a block away
from the river, right.
Speaker 15: Yeah, pretty much, probably more like about two blocks, two
or three blocks.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, because the like the vision. I
think that the visual that people remember is obviously the
two planes hitting the towel, but it was also there
was the largest evacuation. There was a larger evacuation that
day than in Dunkirk, be living or not. I think
they got fifty thousand people off the tip of Manhattan
with the ferries and stuff like that, you know, unplanned.
I remember someone saying it took the terrorists like four
or five years to plan how to kill twenty five
hundred people, And it didn't take any planning at all
from people in the cops and stuff in Manhattan to
evacuate fifty thousand people, you know what I mean. So,
I mean the whole thing was stupid anyway, I'm stupid
is such a stupid word for art. But I mean
the these people had a beef against the United States,
and they were you know, they were able to act
on it for whatever reason, you know, and three hundred
fivemen roughly would kill them. About one hundred cops were killed,
twenty five hundred people were killed and people killed in
the Pentagon and also the plane the crash in Pennsylvania. So, Bruce,
before I turned it over to Susie, what do you
think happened? I mean, do you do you believe the story?
I mean, I believe everything that happened happened because I
watched it on TV. But there are conspiracies out there.
What do you think, Bruce?
Speaker 15: You know, I can always speak from my own personal
experience of being there. I heard what you said, Mac,
and I certainly think that there's a lot of validity
to what you said. Other than that, you know, my
experience there, it was just you know, very personal and
and uh, you know, directly related to uh what was
going on, you know, like ground zero.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 15: It was an incredible time, and I just want to
say that.
Speaker 16: It was a very.
Speaker 15: Odd time for being a cop because all the all
the my years on the job, you've rarely got any
kind of of of of positive response from the public.
And being down there for all those days and weeks,
a number of people that came up to us and said,
you know, thank you, thank you for for your service,
and and and uh, you know, people wanted to take
pictures with us. It was just very very you know, surreal.
But yeah, like like I said, Mac, I I really
just want to speak about my own, you know, experience.
Speaker 7: The strange thing is is that, you know, it took
ten years, but they did get ben Laden, you know
what I mean. And I think that's the one thing
that these people, these people they feel they have to
do this stuff. Eventually you're gonna get caught, you know
what I mean. Eventually they're gonna get you, especially these days.
But you know, I mean, he was a mad I mean,
he was a terrorist. I mean, we go on forever
to see what the beef was. But I'm glad they
got him. I think once again, I don't think this
country ever will ever be the same sense. I think
it divided us more than anything else. I mean, it
united us greatly. The first six months, it was great,
but then you know, the old stuff just got back in,
the politics and stuff just get back in and you know,
kind of ruined it. So well, thank you, Bruce. We
appreciate you're gonna hang with us there dude, sure, just
for a little.
Speaker 10: Bit, can I can?
Speaker 15: I just mentioned for anybody who goes to Manhattan, if
you're interested, the nine to eleven Memorial Museum is tremendous.
But I will say that's it's very emotional. But it
really is something that I personally believe, you know, every
anybody that comes to the city should really try to
make some time and and and and get down there
and and go to the museum. Right, Yes, it's really
it's it's tremendous, but just you know, just be prepared
that it's it's not your you know, your normal you
know museum. It's uh, it's it's it's gonna, you know,
spark some emotion, right, It's it's worthwhile as far as
as far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 7: It's like I haven't been down there yet. I was
down there before they made the museum. I was down
there probably about six or seven months after it happened.
And and even still then it was just like it
was like it was like a drunkyard in the Middelvia Hatton.
It was kind of strange. But someone who's been to
both places said it was like the Vietnam Wall in
Washington when you go see that, no matter what, it's
just so emotional to see it. I've seen that. I
got emotional. I had to leave, I had to go
sit down, and it was like, yeah, just you know anyway,
so yeah, so anyways, go ahead, please, I'm no, Bruce,
go ahead.
Speaker 15: I was just gonna say. Another spot you might want
to visit is Saint Paul's Chapel, which is about one
hundred yards from the World Trade Center, and within days
that became a refuge for first responders to go and
to sit and rest and get a hot meal and
washed up, and they had volunteers down there and this
this went on for for for months. Nice I from
what I understand, you can now go there and they
have people from all over the country were sending like,
you know, banners and thank yous, and they pretty much
have that, you know, had that still you know, available
for people to see if they go to Saint Paul's Chapel.
And it's actually a colonial era building, well built like
in the seventeen hundred yea, yeah, post chapel. I think
it's actually part of Trinity Church. But it's right there
on Broadway about one hundred yards from from the World
Trade Center. And one more thing that came to mind.
I remember the first time I walked in there, there's
a cemetery alongside the chapel and they have, you know,
some trees, and there were Venetian blinds hanging in the
trees that must have been blown out from either you know,
the World Trade Center or I know five World Trade
Center was another building that also got destroyed, and it
was just a very eerie.
Speaker 6: Sight to see.
Speaker 7: That's weird. Yeah, that's weird.
Speaker 6: That man.
Speaker 8: Well, anyway, just very quickly about the Pentagon. I remember
we had a former New York City officer on that
said he talked to the the investigator that found the
engine of the plane in that debris. Okay, so it
was some people said there was no plane that did
be Pentagon, but according to this guy, a very incredible guy,
it did happen.
Speaker 7: Oh sure. I mean, the thing is that the people
believe that people believe that airplanes battleships, you know, they
weigh a lot and so on. It isn't an airline
of weighs the least amount of weight that they can
possibly build design into that plane. Because the whole thing
is about fuel and so shit an plane, an airline
weighs a lot, but it isn't like getting hit with
a battleship. So when it hit the Pentagon, when it
hit the towers, they disintegrate, you know, and what's left
is the landing gear and the jet engines and everything
else just is kind of vaporized, you know. And this
whole thing started with this guy in France. For some reason,
he wrote a book saying that a plane didn't hit
the Pentagon. Yet we have on video the plane hitting
the Pentagon. And at that point, that's when people started
believing other stuff than what their eyes, you know, told them.
You know, people started believing, well, it was faked on TV.
They faked it on TV. They faked it on TV.
There was fifty thousand people watching the friggin thing at
the end of Manhattan, there was there were thousands of witnesses.
Speaker 6: Can't fake that.
Speaker 7: I can't fake that. You can't fake anything.
Speaker 6: Maybe you can fake the moon landing, but you couldn't
fake that.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, it takes a lot of moving pots
to fake anything or have any conspiracy. And anyone who
still believed, you know, you don't hear about it that
much anymore. But you know, if you believe that anything
happened at nine to eleven other than two planes hitting
the World Trades and one hitting the pening On one
cashing in Pennsylvania, then I'm sorry, you misguided at the
very least. Okay, you misguided. I mean people thought that
the Way World Trade Center was actually wired with dynamite
for like the months before that, And I used to
do business there and I've been in there. First of all,
the security was hot thereafter they tried to blome the
basement there in nineteen eighty three and you couldn't get
in that plant. I couldn't get in that place. And
I was going to work for a big company at
the time and I had to go through security. So
how do you have five hundred guys working there at night,
you know, supposedly putting dynamite in the building? Two big
buildings these she was both take the years well, having
a good time out back. Was it kind of astonite
or something? I don't know, the roof so so yeah.
So so from that point of view, nine to eleven,
whatever you saw happened happen. Now I'm gonna throw it
at Susie. That's all. Probably everything different Susie, your your
your relatives are involved. Yes, please, Susane k I just wanted.
Speaker 2: To say, I can't.
Speaker 14: You're amazing your selflessness, your sacrifice. And I'm not a
selfish person, but I can't even imagine what it's like
to rush to that scene of chaos and tragedy and
not be concerned about my own welfare but more concerned
about who I can help, who I can get out
of there, and making sure, you know, everyone else and
a lot of firefighters and police officers lost.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, trying to save people, trying to say
thank you. Ye. Three hundred firemen and one hundred cops. Okay,
four hundred people weren't there the next day, you know
what I mean, They weren't alive the next day because
they're trying to help people in an impossible situation. You know, yeah,
just devastating. So, Susie, your relatives were involved. Correct.
Speaker 11: Well, So, first of all, I want to say something
that might shock you, but I do not disagree with
anything you have said so far.
Speaker 7: Wow, whop, I see.
Speaker 11: One of the things that really stuck out to me
when I because when you brought up this topic, I realized,
like I didn't really have an opinion on it. I
was seventeen when it happened. I don't know if you
know this, but seventeen year olds don't think.
Speaker 7: A whole lot really Okay.
Speaker 11: At the time, I just took it at face value, right,
And I've never been too much of a conspiracy theorist, Okay,
but I decided, like, I'm going to go start looking
into this with an open mind, and you know, see
what happens. And one of the first things that really
shocked me was that people think it was staged.
Speaker 12: And the problem with that is it takes two seconds
to say nine to eleven was was staged.
Speaker 11: It takes hours and hours and hours to understand or
even start to understand the science behind.
Speaker 12: Why that is not true.
Speaker 11: Yes, and people hit something they don't understand and they
just go with the conspiracy.
Speaker 7: Behind it because it's easier. It's easier to do something
wild than to look into the real facts.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and I will tell you, after.
Speaker 11: Spending a weekend locked inside my apartment tinfoil had on
red strings on the wall, I will never go inside
a skyscrape for ever again.
Speaker 12: So it's a real good job.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Yeah, I didn't take that job last year because
I would have been working in one right now.
Speaker 7: I was in there. I was up there twice. I
was up there twice, had to go to the Windows
on the World, which was the restaurant I think at
number one maybe, I don't know. Just getting up there
was like jeez, and I'm not like a big, you know,
elevating guy or whatever, but it just like took forever.
And then you get up there and and everything is
just you could see the curvature of the earth. You
could see. It was just like almost like too much,
almost like too much to take in.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to get deliver a really good elevator
pitch in that place because it would take you, yeah,
for an hour, you could do the whole movie.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 7: It just took us.
Speaker 11: So there was there was something I read about the
elevator cables were knocking fire in solution off some kind
of beam in there, and they knew that it was
a problem, and they were like in the process of
like redoing their fireproofing in there that hadn't been done yet.
That's part of the reason why it got so bad,
because of the building was in It wasn't built like
other skyscrapers either there's some kind of oh I don't
remember it at this point, and I'm not into architecture
at all, but there's some kind of like in a
normal skyscraper there's like steel webbing kind of will.
Speaker 12: Disperse a hit if it takes one. That tower didn't
have that.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't know if you build skyscrapers to take
a hit from an airplane. But all right, so how
do you have family get involved? One of them fly
the plane into the building.
Speaker 12: No, So looking into conspiracies, you know, there's some names
that come up a lot. You know, you have, of course,
George W.
Speaker 11: Bush was president at that time, but then you also
have the Halliburton Group and the Carlisle Group that come
up a lot, and they're more or less defense companies.
Speaker 7: Was a chairman of Halliburton at one point and he
was the vice president at the time.
Speaker 16: Yep.
Speaker 12: So I started to kind of dig into that, and.
Speaker 11: I am thinking about other things that I have seen
come up when looking into my own family.
Speaker 12: Long story short, George Bush is a descendant of Samuel Hinckley.
Speaker 11: Thenkley family and the Bush family are very involved in
Carlisle Group, which is one of the top suspects of
conspiracy theories behind nine to eleven.
Speaker 7: And you're tied in with the Hinckley family, you will
so I.
Speaker 11: Am also a descendant of Samuel Hinckley. So I'm related
to George Bush.
Speaker 7: Okay, which we won't be seeing Susie anymore.
Speaker 6: What I reveal.
Speaker 11: So, and you think about it, because what other what
do you think about when you hear the name Hinckley?
Think of John Hinckley Junior and George Bush Senior was
vice president when John Hinckley Junior shot Reagan. I think,
so George Bush is related to the man who shot
the president when he was vice president. And they actually
turns out pretty much so, uh, George Senior and John Senior,
John Hinckley's.
Speaker 12: Father, basically lived across the street from each other.
Speaker 11: And George Bush bailed John Senior's oil company out during
the seventies millions of dollars, and then once the shooting happened,
they denied knowing him at all.
Speaker 12: But you can money, you can.
Speaker 11: Trace, and you can trace addresses, and see they lived
across the street.
Speaker 12: They gave him millions of dollars.
Speaker 7: But then they all kind of know of each other.
All those people kind of know each other, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 11: Yeah, John Senior was also involved with the CIA as well,
which comes up quite a bit. So it's just it's
all very strange, and when you get into nine to eleven,
you kind of come to the conclusion that either they
so I'm not sure where I land on this, but
it could have been planned. I don't really think that's
the case. They definitely knew it was going to happen,
that's for sure.
Speaker 7: They knew they knew something was going to happen. They
knew something.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it was an opportunistic thing where they said, we're
just going to let this happen.
Speaker 12: Or what I think is the scariest thing is were
they just incompetent?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's that's that's the first thing that comes to mind.
Speaker 8: They may not have been, but so so often government
is so bloated and nobody talks to each other.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but there was true I agree with you this
which but there is there is Condelle's and Rice who
is you know, certainly someone who was in the Bush
camp for years all right, came out and she said,
I don't understand why I kept bugging them. Basically, she
was bugging them to get the CIA guy to get
in and brief them. Okay, and I forget that guy's name,
but he was kind of a nutty guy anyway. And
now she's the National Security Advisor. Okay, she's going to
the President and the Vice president say we have to
brief you on this information that we have, you know,
from the freaking Masade, which is like the best intelligence
agency in that part of the world. And they refused
to talk to her for a long time. You know
why why, you know, because I think they may don't
want to happen. So I'm gonna throw out to Andy though,
because I have a feeling Andy's gonna blame you a
photos of this for this. I'm not going to do that,
please please, Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 9: Well, actually I was coming by that point.
Speaker 19: I was going to my girl.
Speaker 9: Was actually an online discussion like this sort of thing
a few years ago talking about it, and one of
the people appeared on the program believed it was death
star style lasers had been used to bring down the towers.
He had this There's an American writer scientific at a
name actually, who wrote his book claimed that it was
these lasers that they had invented he used to bring
it down, which I thought was probably the silliest explanation
I've ever heard. But he was absolutely adamant that this
case was true, that had evidence these lasers have been used.
Speaker 6: It was just crazy.
Speaker 9: But I want to talk about how it was over here,
how we first learned about it. Of course, it was
the middle of the afternoon for us, and at the
time I was working in a small shop in the
middle of the city of London, usually busy time, and
there's notly four of us in the shop, but two
of them of the staff had gone to a trade
conference and left the two of us behind, and we
suddenly noticed how quiet the street was. Now, this is
the middle of the city of London, there's say, really
busy time, and there was no one around. That's weird,
but something's going on. And with that, the guy who
was a manager of the shop next door burst in
the door and said, basically, the planes have hit the
twin towers. And the thought, yeah, what of course I
have and put the radio on and behold it was
all happening. So it was a bit of a shock,
to say the least. This sort of stood and just
listened to say, there was just nobody around. Everyone was
obviously tuned to the radio and TVs observing what was happening.
Speaker 16: But it was is this real?
Speaker 9: Is this actually happening? And of course it was. But now,
I mean over here there are people who believe those
verse conspiracies. You have the I think the architects of
a conspiracy theory that they see, which seems a little
strange that people who would know about building structure would
believe it was a conspiracy. And I know SUSI mentioned
before about the building itself that were built a little differently.
I know from my own research that the most tall structures,
the strength is and the outside of it in the frame.
With the towns, the strength is in the center, in
the capsual central columns, and the outside parts aren't as strong.
So that's why it was so devastating when the only
the built to withstand impact of a plane, but the
plane that size and speed it was going, it wasn't.
They weren't designed for that at all.
Speaker 7: So of fuel that's another thing too, that they were
absolutely they were full of fuel. And that's a lot
of fuel, you know, that's that's like more than half.
That's the one the weight of the plane itself is
the fuel, and they just took off and you know.
Speaker 9: They were the planes themselves. The wings aren't particularly strong.
Of course, they are quite thin because they designed me
full of fuel. So of course when the things that,
depending on what happens, of course it looks like it's
a missiles struckers where it's the plane gun, but the
wings just ripped off and destroyed itself into the building.
I mean, yeah, over here, we don't sort of hold
to any real ideas that there was some major conspiracy involved.
Speaker 16: It was.
Speaker 9: We kind of see it as you guys are saying.
It was as it was. It was an attack by is,
the extremists from from Afghanistan, Archedia, et cetera. And I mean,
again for my own reading and research, I know that
the world's ideas within the American intelligence networks that there
was something was afoot. But I think someone else said
it seemed more like incompetence that different departments weren't talking
to each other at the time.
Speaker 7: Each other. There was fourteen There were fourteen people who
came to this country to hijack the planes. Fourteen of them.
One of them was kind of Minneapolis for doing something different,
something wrong. They found his computer, and on his computer
were the plans for nine to eleven. This is a
few weeks before it happened. The guy who was the
guy who was the head of the FBI and Minneapolis
went right to you know, called obviously the main headquarters
of the FBI and said, we have this guy. He's
he might be involved in something. We want you. We
want you to you know, go into the contest. We
wanted to get a search warrant, go into the contents
of this guy's laptop and see what it is. And
they refused to do that. The FBI headquarters and where
are they are washing and refused to do that. Why
would you refuse to do that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 9: It was a remunicator between the agencies. I mean, I
understand something that's been addressed now, but at the top
there's a major problem. Was I've just been watching a
Netflix documentary called Turning Point nine to eleven and the
War on Terror in preparation of doing this, and that
was talking about these these elements that they had information
suggestion there was definitely something was afoot that was planned,
but no real details of what was going to happen. So,
but yeah, it's just one of those things. I think.
Part of the reason I'm talking about psychology here, part
of the reason why conspiracy theories running up in America,
I think, was the idea that you guys just couldn't
accept that this kind of thing could have happened, but
some outside attack happened on American soul, like somehow the
American government must have known about I have been involved.
Is how could this possibly How could this massive machine
that the military industrial complex not know all this is
going to happen.
Speaker 6: So this was a major blow of the safety and
security of the United States as right. But when I
told how secure it was and how awesome it was
and everything else.
Speaker 9: It was all over here in the Europe these problems
are happening, but of course been attacked before.
Speaker 7: There's Bob the Late it wasn't yeh ninety three, yep.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but it's like almost kind of almost forgotten about.
And I think the idea of it's it's over there,
it's far away a problem was an issue, I think,
And the idea that an attacker that could happen without
you guys knowing anything about.
Speaker 7: It, it's just possible.
Speaker 9: I think that's what fueled look, people's belief there must
be some government conspiracy involved, whether it was tastically stepping
back and allowing and attacked to occur but not realizing
the scale of it was going to be, or just
issuing competence, lack of communication.
Speaker 7: Thanks, this was the problem.
Speaker 6: So so, but let me don't really drop the ball
on this. The FBI or the c I A well.
Speaker 7: I think that they were. They they if you can't
if you have vital information and the president doesn't want
to tie to you, you know where you're going to go. Club?
So club, here's a climate.
Speaker 6: Yet, how was it?
Speaker 7: First of all, how was the hamburger?
Speaker 6: They do excellent excellent fries.
Speaker 7: Really fries are excellently seafood restaurant, but great hamburgers and stuff. Yeah, astuly.
Speaker 17: No, you know, this brings back the whole conspiracy thing
that goes back to World War Two, which, if you
can recall Pearl Harbor, they blamed Roosevelt the same crap
like we're hearing now. They said that, you know, Roosevelt
knew all about it, but he couldn't get America into
the war.
Speaker 19: And that's true. You know, the Congress was really.
Speaker 7: Tough on the European War, the European Power War.
Speaker 17: Right, so well, in the war, I mean, it was
nineteen forty and you know when Pearl Harbor happened, all
of a sudden, these same conspiracy things came out. Oh well,
he knew all about it, and he just he let
it happen because he wanted to get America into the
war because Britain was going down and so and there
was a lot of that during during the just before
the beginning of the war, the US was sending a
lot of supplies over to England to save them. Congress
was fighting against that, so he had to go in
and develop different plans, a len lease plan and all
that to try to get weapons and everything over there.
But to me, and I read a lot about like
World War two history, but it sounds almost exactly as
the time. And you know in nineteen forty one, when
the same thing happened, they blame Roosevelt. Oh he knew,
when the generals knew. And you know, so I have
trouble buying this. I understand that, you know, government officials
have their own interests, particularly today, but I can't believe
that anyone would have let all those people die.
Speaker 19: I just I can't.
Speaker 7: Yes, certainly not Pearl how but no.
Speaker 17: No, but even no, I'm looking the same way at
nine to eleven. I think that, you know, maybe they knew,
but they didn't know exactly where.
Speaker 7: It was going to happen. I think they knew that.
I thought that, as they said before, I think that
they What I read was they thought there was going
to be planes being hijacked and landed on the ground
in the United States. Remember they remember the Polo used
to do that and they land them in the deserts
and they get a million bucks and that was it, right,
and then let them go.
Speaker 9: That is the problem you're going to have is you've
got intelligence that something's going to happen, something to do
that kind of information. It could be anything anywhere, could
be anywhere, that could be attacked to any point, and
you say, you don't know we're gonna land these planes
or what they're going to do, So how do you
stop something?
Speaker 7: But they also had but they also had a choosing.
But a year before the same people who were the
enlightening people in the Philippines came up at this grand
scheme where they were going to hijack eight airliners flying
over the Pacific and blow them up over the Pacific
for the same reason, okay, and they caught them before
it even you know, got to the airline of stage,
let's say. But they knew that Ben Lining and all
kinda were into these things where they would use airplanes
as weapons, as weapons, okay, or some way to kind
of get their point across. I mean, I'm not going
to defend Bin Lina, I'm not going to defend any
of them. But basically the reason they did was that
when when we had the war, when they had the
war in Kuwait, okay, when Iraq invaded Kuwait, Bin Laanen,
whose father was a huge contractor in Saradi Arabia, they
were very very prominent family in Saudi Arabia, went to
the had A Saudi Arabia and said, listen, it's against
our religion have foreign troops in our countries. Okay, So
I'll get my boys. We've just kicked the Russians out
of Afghanistan. I'll get my boys. We'll go into Kuwait
and we'll have you know, saidam out of there within
two years. And they said no, and then that started
this whole huge troop movement to Saudi Arabia. They started
building bases there. Five hundred thousand troops eventually wound up
in Saudi Arabia and kicked him out of Kuwait. Yes,
that's sure, but from the Muslim religion point of view,
that the filed the Lambs and this was our payback
for it. Okay, that's just politics, man, that's religion and
politics are the worst combination there is in this world. Okay.
Speaker 9: That was the different motivation there was with frightening Americans
to withdraw from the Middle East, right and from somewhere particularly,
that that you guys would want this and would pull
out of it, which had the reverse effective course. Exactly
right after that, I just want to finish my little bit,
but one tiny, little weird nugget of conspiracy strangeness that
was reported on the BBC, of all people, the British
Broadcasting Corporation, they reported the collapse of World Trade Centered
number seven. Right live reporters say it collapsed and you
can see it still standing in the background behind her.
So that was a bit on the strange. And then
consequently it did collapse. Now that's been explained by mistaken
identity of the buildings and that was the wrong one
she was talking about. But yeah, there's a little kind
of oddity of a BBC News reporter saying that the
building had the Solomon Brothers building and seven just seven
story building and just collapsed and it's actually visible behind
her still standing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a third building did collapse later on in the
day of the next day.
Speaker 9: Or of course that's about the other big conspiracy because
one of the floors of that building belonged to the CIA,
so they were ye, I believe, but that it was
hit by parts of the engine. Apparently that caused with
to burn and burn uncontrollably, so obviously collapsed from that.
But I just thought it was interesting. It was obviously
just a mistake of what buildings they were talking about. Yeah,
thirty minutes before it collapsed had been ported has having
collapsed by.
Speaker 21: The BBC Elliott looking have something to say, Yes, I
have two things that I kind of find interesting. One is,
twenty year old kids today weren't alive when this happened.
When it happened, and that's you know, when you think
back of how long ago that really was, it's scary.
It was over twenty years ago.
Speaker 7: Number one.
Speaker 9: Number two just jump in for a second and say
that I was in New York last week, of course,
and we went to the site, went to the memorial.
It didn't go in the museum because the Q was
gigantic ticket freezing. But two people with us had their
daughters who one was seventeen, one was fourteen, and so
of course they weren't alive when it happened. So tell
them all about it and explained what had happened. Actually
standing at ground zero in the Memorial Park, they were
quite taken aback to realizing the point to one world
trace into the building that's there now, and so it
was almos as tall as that. There were two of them,
and they were there and they're gone. They were quite
really knew about it, of course, but to be in
the actual spot themselves was quite an experience for them.
I was there about three years after it happened, just
actually my honeymoon was in New York. You like to
visit und zero, course you were. So I've come from
the progression at least the fourth time I've been to
New York, and everyone has been SyncE the events I've
seen the change. Of course, the last time it went
was a few years ago. It was already all open
at that point. But yeah, so I've gone from seeing
it as a mess to a construction site to be
in the memorial the progression.
Speaker 7: Yep, we're going to take a break hit real quick.
But I wonder is how was of a mind when
they were when they were going to rebuild that, And
in my mind was I said, just rebuild the two
buildings the way they were. That's the biggest you could
give to anybody. All right, you want to do this? Okay,
Well and they built this. Yeah it's okay, Freedom towerant
and what's in there is it? It is the business
Because the World Trade Center literally was the World Trade Center.
There was just thousands of businesses in there that handled
the world trade, not just American. And then twenty five
hundred people who died, but they weren't all American. There're
a lot of foreigners who killed.
Speaker 10: In the jumping.
Speaker 6: I used to do it.
Speaker 9: For us, it was the biggest death toll of any
terrorist of British. We had decades of the IRA blog
up London, yeah, and the block many people. So for
us it was our biggiest loss and signal choice incident
as well.
Speaker 11: Wow, well, long term death count might be higher because
there was some air quality issue. Sure, yes, they told
everyone it's okay to go back to work if you
work in the area. We sent in first responders and
a lot of people have had long term issues prose.
Speaker 7: In fact, he's left us, but he just recently had
to sign up for that bill that John Stewart had
to go to Congress to get passed, which was, you know,
mecal assistance for a club. You had something to say
that club.
Speaker 19: Well, you were talking about the towers.
Speaker 17: I used to go there in business a lot because
Suliman Brothers, who's in that complex, It was a client
of mine and we used to stay in the hotel.
There was a hotel in there and I think it
was number seven Will Trade. But anyways, a lot of
people don't realize that underneath the complex is.
Speaker 6: There's a whole little city. Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, if you ever been to Washington, the Crystal City,
it's just like Crystal City underneath there. It's amazing the
shops and everything.
Speaker 6: There, yep.
Speaker 7: And there was a subway shop on the absolute building.
Speaker 19: I used to love going there on business quite a place.
Speaker 7: It was huge, I mean to these two. But the
funny thing is they're built, I guess in the sixties,
probably the design of the fifties built in the cities,
but there were just two square skyscrapers that were just huge.
I mean there were the tallest buildings, you know, the
in the ox certainly, And just to go there and
to see it and to be there and it was
just really amazing. And when I went there, I had
never thought that the things would be, you know, hit
by airplanes, and you know, it was just very impressive,
and that the world's colamorus was happening like right there,
right in New York City. Nextually it was like the
capital of the world in a way. So we're going
to take a break real quick, but I'm just going
to throw to Cassie real quick. How did you feel
that day? Where were you that day? Probably in the
recoord So actually.
Speaker 18: I'm glad you asked me that because we live on
the Merrimack River and it was a beautiful day, and
I remember my husband was coming back from a show
and I was sitting in the backyard and one of
the trees was dropping leaves from the wind, and I
remember thinking of all of the leaves being bodies falling
from the trade center. Oh wow, and having this incredible
feeling of all these people dying, and it was Yeah,
it was a really sad day. I can feel emotional
thinking about it.
Speaker 7: I mean some people the choice was either get burned
to death, you know, jump out the window seventy floors down.
Speaker 21: So well, either way it wouldn't have been easy. One
last thing, I have a good friend who he's a kid.
Speaker 6: I call him a kid. He's forty.
Speaker 21: His dad was an airplane pilot and his regular route
was Monday mornings Boston and New York, and that was
his flight.
Speaker 7: He was supposed to be on it. He was supposed
to pilot it.
Speaker 21: And a few weeks before that, another pilot came to
him and said, hey, I got a family commitment. Would
you mind if we swap flights? And he said that
happens every now and then with pilots. Yeah, yeah, yes, Brian.
Speaker 18: I just wanted to mention one of the things that it's.
Speaker 7: Mac mac ta. I'm sorry, Matt.
Speaker 18: A week before nine to eleven, we were walking along
Maryormac River and we happened to pass a couple that
lived on the street, and it was this really good
looking couple and they had a young kid. They were
pushing the stroller, and I remember commenting on how good
looking the guy was and how what a cool couple
they were. Well, he was the one he was in.
Speaker 16: Went down.
Speaker 18: Yeah, that went down. And it was like literally a
week before that I had mentioned about and they said
hello to us, and we stopped for a little bit
and talked and chatted.
Speaker 7: A week later he was gone, wasn't he He was
an executive of somebody, right.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, and he was heading to California, right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I remember he was.
Speaker 17: Can I just add to that, you're talking about people
we know someone who was in the plane. I grew
up with his family, Jim Tarantinian Everett, and he and
his wife were going out to California to babysit for
his grandchildren because his son and daughter in law were
going on a vacation, and so they were heading out.
And the coincidence was that I hadn't seen him in years.
But he ended up becoming a teacher in the school
of my this daughter was And one day they were talking,
this might have been about three months before that, and
he picked up the name my last name, and he said, yeah,
any relations to so and so, and he said, yeah,
she said, that's my my father. And I knew his
family so well. His sister graduated me in high school
and at every union. She still today can't talk about it.
In fact, it got to the point that this last
one she can't go anymore. She said, I can't do it.
You know, it is if it happened yesterday. But that's
so when people say, oh, no, he never came home
and his wife and that became home. And I can
testify to that, and my daughter can because her teaching
that became home.
Speaker 7: Ace Bailey for the Bruins was on one of those
planes too.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 21: The pilot who was supposed to fly the plane ended
up he did swap shifts with another pilot.
Speaker 19: So he's a lie.
Speaker 7: He's still around. Yeah, and he has you know, he's guilty.
He has guilt. Oh yeah, yeah. And the other thing.
Speaker 21: And again, I know the kid son, and he's a
good friend of mine. And what cracks me up is
he's a friend of mine, but I'm as old as
his dad. Yeah, okay, so that's kind of funny. But
the gentleman that actually did fly the plane, I believe
his name was Oganowski yea, and he grew up. Drake, Yeah,
I grew up and Drake I knew the Aganowski family.
So I mean talk about indirectly you're connected. Were in Boston.
A lot of the people who were you know, on
the planes were from Boston, you know. So so this guy,
the Auganowski guy, needed to be somewhere and flights.
Speaker 7: Well, listen, the good thing was that they got been
laden finally, like after nine years. And he was a
mook sitting in and you know, somehow in Pakistan watching porn,
porn and also watching Next Hamster, the one one, and
he was yeah, and he had like old old newsreels
of the nine to eleven. So that's how he got.
So he wounded up wound up. So anyway, listen, why
don't we What do you say for do is to
take areak? Okay? All right? Club finished his hamburger so
long ago.
Speaker 6: I could have another one, but it's getting late I will.
Speaker 7: So why don't we do this? Let's take a commercial
breaking now and we'll be right back after this. You're
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Speaker 7: Welcome back everyone to Macimloney's Military So I'll show here
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the show we've had for you tonight broadcasting live from
the Snobbing galleyon New Report. Very quickly, let me introduce
you to the co conspirators. Girls, you felt his vibe
now for hours, the very famous one one to see
it wanting.
Speaker 6: I hope my vibe doesn't get old tonight, get to
the show.
Speaker 15: Hanging in there.
Speaker 6: Everybody's hanging. It's been a great show so far.
Speaker 7: Very well. We've still got a way to go. Also
with us here make it a very risk live appearances,
the club, Willie Club here at the studio, at the bar.
Speaker 17: It's just like I said before, it's just great being here.
Like when they say you go to Fenway Park, being
there is half the fun, you know, but not these
days watching these guys hitting buttons and everything else. It's
it's pretty cool.
Speaker 7: And how is the hamburger?
Speaker 6: Please?
Speaker 19: Of course the hamburger is.
Speaker 6: Actually been Waite Parker is the best.
Speaker 7: Which you know, one one stepping all of your review
So you had a hamburger and you had the fries, right, Yeah.
Speaker 17: I had a cheeseburger, Swiss cheeseburger and fries. Highly recommended it.
Speaker 7: It's really good. I mean it's a seafood restaurant, but man,
they have great hamburgers and steak.
Speaker 17: And I'm a McDonald's person, believing or not, but boy,
when you get a real hamburger like.
Speaker 7: That, you're in heavy. Also with us, that was the
Kemps guy back in the day, White Castles, you mean,
also White Tower, White Tower five for a buck Campsburgers.
Also with us is our international correspondent Switchblade, Steve Watt switching.
Speaker 8: Great to be here and I'm proud that I brought
UFOs into the show.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much. There it is, Yeah, my pleasure.
That movie sucks. Man Ma's Attacks. That's a terrible movie, right, twitch, I.
Speaker 8: Don't think well, I don't think the model was Mars Attacks,
and it might be, but you know, I think they
finally we have an alien landing on the White House lawn.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, Well, yeah, there's a joke in there
somewhere up.
Speaker 6: But I'm not going to go.
Speaker 7: Also with us, while in the studio is right here
is al Ronaldo, producer getaway driving Fama beekeeper Immaculo. Everybody, okay,
sitting beside him. Okay, they have their ROMs around each other. Now,
Cassie Wolf recording artist, song rent a musician, singer. Now,
people say you sound a little bit like Julie Andrews.
Would you would you say that I used.
Speaker 18: To used to I used to sound like how she
used to sound, or I sound like I sound anyway, okay, yeah?
Or I look like her too.
Speaker 7: You look like her a little bit, but you also
look like Sandy Duncan. Yeah, remember standing Duncan. Yeah, I'll
keep an eye off. That's awful.
Speaker 6: That's terrible.
Speaker 16: Wow.
Speaker 7: Also with us, is Susie bethstill Susie? Are you laughing
or are you just amused?
Speaker 11: Well, I'm amused and ashamed because I don't think that
before tonight I knew club's first name.
Speaker 7: Oh wow, Willie, not Billy Willie. Really okay, so you
learned something new every day, Susie. Everything's okay with you.
The fire wild fires are gone out.
Speaker 12: Yeah, no more fires. Everything is.
Speaker 11: Just horrible weather, but different horrible weather. So I went
from drought, rain and dreariness.
Speaker 7: And English no one day.
Speaker 12: Then today it's sixty five.
Speaker 7: And raining, literally sixty five degrees here today up in
New England.
Speaker 6: Yeah it was crazy. Yeah, oh his food has arrived.
Speaker 7: Here we go. Wow and enormous an enormous played the
French fries. Thank You're gonna have to appreciating.
Speaker 6: Get up another, Charlie Bingham if I'm gonna if I'm
gonna eat something.
Speaker 7: Wow, holy cow, can you smell that?
Speaker 6: Charlie Binging It stopped death.
Speaker 7: Let's just do this on fast forward. So anyway, anyway,
so everything's good with Susie, okay, Susan, kay, super fan,
Where were you for ten minutes? Were you out riding Rudy.
Speaker 14: On the dark, in the cold and the rain. I
just couldn't stand in another moment. I had to go
out in my skirt and just ride him around the
ad for a little while.
Speaker 7: Wow. What an image. Wow, So with the napkins now cool.
So you sent me a picture of Rudy the other day.
You sent us a picture and you dressed them up
as an elf right at christmasself.
Speaker 10: This is now.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, he didn't look too thrilled.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well everything's good with him, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everything's great. It's been comes some weird weather. I know,
you all we're talking about strange weather.
Speaker 14: It's like you know, in the teens in the morning,
so you get all decked out, not terribly eleven o'clock,
I'm dying.
Speaker 2: It's warm and you don't even need a jacket on.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's weird. It's weird. We have not had any
snow the We're in New England, right, we're near Boston.
We have not had any snow so far this year.
I mean other than that dusting there the other day.
Speaker 12: But but you've had two snow days.
Speaker 7: Yeah really Yeah.
Speaker 18: It was fifty nine degrees today in Boston, twenty degrees
above normal.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's weird, super weird. Anyway, thank you for having
me also with us as Andy Marsol looking in on
a bunch of crazy Americans, right, Andy, just admit it.
Speaker 9: Yes, well it's entertaining. Yes, good morning, I say. At
this point it's now what the morning over here? Which
is dull and dark and right at least no rain
at the moment, which is quite good. It's been quite
mild actually and usually Mark, Yeah, yeah, pleasant.
Speaker 7: So listen, I've introduced everybody, right, so we Andy listen,
let it just let me just throw you a question
real quick. Okay, so you're you're obviously British, right, and
you look at Americans like, what what do you think
of us? We had twenty minutes.
Speaker 9: I like America. I really do like going to America.
I like you guys. But you're amazing, You're fascinating, You're
you're you're interesting.
Speaker 7: You're one.
Speaker 9: I'd say about New York because that's where i've been
most one on one person the person. You're the nicest,
friendliest people I've met as a crowd. Okay, terrible, you're awful.
It walks straight into you. Don't look at you going
there's no apologies that you're in New York.
Speaker 7: What do you expect man special treatment?
Speaker 9: Let me specifically it's the biggest problem with that. But
it's so it's a kind of stranger gotto it. I know,
we don't talk politics at all on this show, but
we are watching with very big tubs of popcorn and
working for the next strange thing to occur.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you. So so we're here to entertain you
is then, so let me ask you this though. Let
me ask this, and don't deep down in the British psyching, right,
and they pissed off? They last the war the Revolution,
I mean, did they really start to go downhill from there?
Speaker 6: They said? Good ridden?
Speaker 7: Thank god, thank you on the Patriot you are good ridden.
Totally okay, how about the War of eighteen twelve you
can get your asses kicked then then.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you talk eighteen twelve over here, we think
you talk about Napoleon because and put.
Speaker 7: Just an excuse, but he's a little short Frenchman. You
couldn't do anything with them. Let me ask you this
World War one, who came out? Who came over and
build you guys? World War one?
Speaker 9: Rather late to the show.
Speaker 10: World War two?
Speaker 7: Then who came over and build you all then were late.
Speaker 9: Now you see again, if we had surrendered in Germany,
the woman over, I mean a confident we alone faced
Jermy for a while.
Speaker 6: We don't be talking to German right now.
Speaker 9: Wow, okay, you wouldn't be talking rushing because rushing, you know, the.
Speaker 6: Luck of where the bombs landed that there wouldn't have
been any beatles or rolling stones.
Speaker 7: Think of that, ye, think about it.
Speaker 9: They all honestly, guys, I love Americans.
Speaker 6: You're great.
Speaker 9: I do love going to America.
Speaker 7: Stranger, we appreciate that.
Speaker 6: So let me I have to tell you as an
American living here. Yeah, the time being, go ahead. It's
kind of it's it's kind of a novelty, yes, for
the Brits to talk to me. For some reason.
Speaker 7: You're the organ grinders monkey. Don't you understand that you
just did ed detain these people who lost these three
huge walls. I mean, they make they feel better about
making you look less than you are.
Speaker 6: They want it, you know, they actually get a kick
out of me for some reason.
Speaker 7: Exactly. We all love the monkey anyway.
Speaker 12: Where you're from, Like you mentioned, people asking if you're
a Canadian.
Speaker 11: Wait if you say you're American. Did they just leave
it at that or do they want to know, like,
you're from Boston or.
Speaker 6: I kind of I kind of a lot of people
can get that are from the Boston area, but mostly
it's a Canadian thing. I don't know how I sound Canadian,
but uh, they're they're fascinated by being from Boston or
being from American And it's like, come on, they must
run into Americans all the time over here. Why would
it be such a big deal. But then I think
you'd like to talk about your country and they're fascinated
to hear about it. I mean, I'm thinking that I'm
borrowing the hell out of these people, But I think, what.
Speaker 9: Is your accident? It's quite soft, and that's what my fool.
Speaker 21: Yeah, if it's quite soft. If you want them to
think you come from Canada, you have to say a
I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: And I worked. I worked at a soft rock radio
station because of that, because you know, it's a software
playing Mariah Carry not playing the rowan stiff right one one.
Speaker 12: We go to other countries, we say we're American.
Speaker 11: But here if someone asks you what your nationality is,
people will say, oh, I'm Italian.
Speaker 7: Because we're a nation of immigrants. You know, none of
us came from here originally.
Speaker 9: Just that's what talk about. No one ever says the
English American.
Speaker 7: That's funny, you know why, because you know why, because
the food sucks. No one wants to be associated with
the food over there. It's as simple as that.
Speaker 6: But you're right.
Speaker 7: No one ever says they're Angish American. They're very proud
to say Irish American, which Irish people got really upset about.
Speaker 9: You know, a friend of mine, he is Irish, and
they do have a certain phrase from Americans.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you have to make the distinction of Irish. You know,
I'm Irish, but I live in America. They don't want
to hear that you're Irish American, American, Irish or just
playing Irish drives some nuts and I can see it.
Speaker 8: One one, do you wear your sunglasses when you talk
to people over there?
Speaker 6: I've heard my I wear my sunglasses a lot because
I make believe the sun's out.
Speaker 7: Well, you are in England.
Speaker 6: I haven't seen the sun. Do you know that England
is a vitamin D deprived country? What a surprise. The
NHS has actually told my wife that and she needs
some stuff because of it. Said, because here's this doctor
telling us I'm sitting there because England is so sunshine
deprived and vitamin D deprived, you have to have all
these ailments. Okay, yes, and what and when the summertime
does come around with where the sun does shine occasionally
they actually the NHL occasionally recommend you go out and
soak it in for at least a half an hour
every other day with your shirt off to get some sun.
Speaker 7: Over here, they tell us, don't out in the sun right.
Speaker 6: Half dressed, moved England sitting office.
Speaker 7: With the women's have to take the tops off to
maybe we should move there.
Speaker 6: So listen, So I was saying that, no wonder, I'm
seeing the peaches on the beaches with.
Speaker 7: Relax.
Speaker 6: I didn't get it.
Speaker 7: It was the vitamin D peaches and the peaches. All right, listen,
we get two vital things to talk about. First of all,
switches breakfast switch. So you and I were talking off air.
I know where you went for breakfast. I know where
you went for lunch. Correct, yes, okay, so give us
the breakfast first. What did you have for breakfast today?
Speaker 8: I was looking kind of scruffy this morning, So under
cover of darkness, I drove to Tutors, which has a
drive through nice and they opened a five thirty, so
I was at about six and I grabbed a bacon wrap.
Speaker 17: And they have the Do they have the women there
at the drive Does people take the t shirts?
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, it's Tutors.
Speaker 6: Not it's not it's Tutors.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but down south that's what they call it.
Speaker 7: Right, So then.
Speaker 6: The accent. Right, I'm so glad club is back.
Speaker 7: Switch.
Speaker 10: So what did you have?
Speaker 7: Let me guess. You didn't tell me, so I'm gonna guess.
So you had the bacon wrap, but then you went
to bob Evans for lunch, right, yes, okay, so let
me see you had like a roast beef. I'm looking
roast beef for some reason.
Speaker 8: But you have well, you know, after always talk about
hamburgers and pries. I wish i'd done that, but I
had the version of.
Speaker 7: Of uh, here we go.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, I just went just had a senior moment
Ham version of biscuits and gravy.
Speaker 6: It's pretty good. Yeah, well I've biscuits.
Speaker 8: Yeah, don't make any comments about that club, but still good.
Speaker 7: I think gravy is it? It's like that white gravy
man man. Yeah, okay, all right, well I can tell
you switch a little underwhelming.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So but we'll see you next year. Okay, okay, I
mean we're not seeing good bye to you now, but
breakfast wise, you know, you get to zap it up
a little bit, buddy, Okay, what I can do it anyway?
Speaker 8: So now, second back, I could just make up stuff
I give, like I report and you can say.
Speaker 7: Like, what what would you make up that you had
like eggs benedict or something at the drive, which I've
never had? What's the other steak and eggs?
Speaker 6: Spotted dick, spotted dick?
Speaker 7: Have you had spotted dick?
Speaker 6: Toad in the hall and spotted dick?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 8: No, no, that's an ailment in Malaysia?
Speaker 7: I could. So let me get to the second important thing.
And I'm going to go to Susie because Susie mentioned
an enterprise on the show the other day and I
talked to someone who there was a huge plate of
French fries in front of me, you know, and it's gone,
holy con aren't they good?
Speaker 10: Here?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 7: Like yeah? Puffed?
Speaker 21: Yeah, okay, wow, wow, Okay, there goes. I'll just dump
them all over the problems.
Speaker 9: You know, you can keep those.
Speaker 7: So now that we have appetites back, So Susie had
a idea. I talked to someone in the business today
and they wrote back, tremendous. Okay. So let me see
if I can just give you the elevator pitch. It's
called Commas Snacks. Cassie, you love this, you will. And
you have a snake? How many snakes do you have?
Speaker 12: Got one?
Speaker 7: Okay? What kind of snake is it?
Speaker 12: He's a ball python.
Speaker 7: His name is Sal Sal okay. And how big is he?
I mean, is what's some length on him? He's about
four feet four feet okay? And he eats mice in
rats correct?
Speaker 9: Correct?
Speaker 7: Okay, frozen rightes mice and rats. Okay. So the idea
is Commas snacks.
Speaker 15: Is this?
Speaker 7: So you send to Susie the name of your ex,
ex boyfriend, ex wife, whatever, someone you don't like, and
she will put the name on a mouse and then
YouTube the snake eating the mouse. Right, all right, that's it.
Speaker 18: So I have to tell you I have a history
about snakes.
Speaker 7: Okay, all right, go ahead.
Speaker 18: So I used to go to Canada fishing in the summer,
and my brothers would catch snakes and cut their heads
off and the heads would still be like doing this
without the body, and I got I mean, I was
really familiar with snakes. I was very like not afraid
of them at all. And I'm born under the sign
of snakes nineteen whatever year, I am. Okay, so snakes
and my girlfriend and paulm Island used to call them
when she's snake in the garage, I'd have to go
get it for her snake. It was the snake girl, the.
Speaker 7: Snake whisper, snake whisper. What do you think of this idea? Though,
isn't that?
Speaker 18: I think that's pretty cool?
Speaker 7: Get married.
Speaker 18: I will send you a name.
Speaker 7: She's going to send you about five names.
Speaker 11: Can we tell a second tier where I will name
a worm after your axe and feed that to one
of the tarantulas.
Speaker 7: That's the like the discount, very very cool, very cool.
If you had to guess how much would you charge
for per mouse.
Speaker 11: I've been I've been thinking about it, and I think
that the payment is going to be proof of donation
to what is it, Home Star.
Speaker 7: Heroes, homest Troops?
Speaker 12: Okay, all right, Donation Star Troops in any amount.
Speaker 7: All right, there's Max Orphanages too. That's another charity that
you could probably direct the money to. So so how
would you would you how would you put the name
on the side of the because the mice of frozen
they're not going in there alive, right that' that'd be
another hundred bucks, but we do it? Yeah? Really yeah? Okay?
All right?
Speaker 11: So anyway you like a whole ritual, I like burn
a candle with your ex's name on it and annoint
the mouse.
Speaker 12: Do that the third tier?
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, you saw the mouse out though, he won't.
Speaker 12: Eat it if it's not warm, So I have to thought,
just like you throw out chicken for dinner.
Speaker 19: Really yeah, you put it in the microwave.
Speaker 12: They get like microwave burn and cooked. So I saw
him out. Is I have to while it's thine, I
have to keep it away from my cats?
Speaker 7: Oh god, what's going on down? Then it's like freaking circus.
Speaker 12: I like leave it on the counter to thought the
little one will steal it.
Speaker 7: And it's happened, cow get those French fries away from
me that they'll think mice.
Speaker 11: Ziplock bags now because one time he stole one and
I had a mouse in it.
Speaker 12: So now he thinks every ziploc bag is going to
have a mouse in it.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, a bag of pile teach him so well. Listen,
so listen, we're gonna have a ad on next month
talk about comma snacks, comma snives. But basically the itch
is is that if you have an ex ex girlfriend, boyfriend, wife, husband, whatever,
you have a supervisor would work perfectly. Yes, yes, and
and and su as you will put the name on
the side of the mouse, thaw the mouse, and then
feed it to the snake and videotape it. Right.
Speaker 12: Some people don't want videotapes, and that's fine.
Speaker 7: Uh huh Okay, some people don't want videotapes their wedding
where money is going. Yeah, then I believe me. Yeah,
we'll just say anonymously with that. But it sounds interesting
to see what happens. So uncle Anne, we'll get into
the end hopefully.
Speaker 25: Right, you showed me something, Yeah, okay, okay, so that's
time to go, right switchy, time to put Oh you
already put it up.
Speaker 7: So let me just thank everybody. Andy Mursa, will We'll
let you be the first to go Okay, you're the
first one off the Titanic. Thank you Ann for joining us.
We appreciate it.
Speaker 9: It's been great fun as always, and that's as possible
when you come back to the US. Well, possibly action
next year. There's a chance we're going to Los Angeles.
Speaker 7: Make sure your.
Speaker 9: Probably almost set back to New York at some point.
Speaker 7: Definitely, Okay, once you stop buying Boston, it's not that
far away from the four hundred miles, not that full.
Speaker 9: Scared of things, you never know. Maybe come on the show,
live in that bar with you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that would be great.
Speaker 7: Send him the tab. Okay, that's good, it's fair for everything.
Thank you any for joining us. We appreciate it. Let's
see who's next here, Susie, I guess I guess Susie
best y'll thank you joining us tonight, Susie.
Speaker 12: I would come up there, but.
Speaker 7: The traffic situation, well, come on, you've read like an
hour away from us. What do you mean what traffic?
Speaker 12: It's probably five hours with traffic.
Speaker 7: We'll send the new you. I'm going to pick her
up on the morning, these two hitting town at Okay, well,
then you go. Thank you Susan for joining us. Thanks,
thank you sort did animals too as well.
Speaker 11: Okay, absolutely, thanks for having all of us Thomas Knacks.
Speaker 7: Keep that in mind, Susan. Ca is the time to
say goodbye to you, Susan.
Speaker 25: Kay.
Speaker 2: I don't want to wait till next year, though, Okay.
Speaker 7: Okay, wow, okay, Well, thank you for joining us tonight
in your Santa skirt. Look very good and thanks you.
Speaker 2: Damn love me and all of you club. I'm doing great.
It's great to be bad a happy holiday.
Speaker 14: You all have little secret surprises headed your way from me.
Speaker 2: Sorry one one. I couldn't afford this something.
Speaker 7: It's that that counts.
Speaker 6: That's okay, it's thought that.
Speaker 7: Really. Thank you, Susan. We appreciate at club all right,
making a personal appearance here in the stopping gallant.
Speaker 19: Thank you being at ground zero.
Speaker 6: Great place to be. I highly recommend it.
Speaker 7: How are you getting home?
Speaker 16: Er?
Speaker 19: No, I'm driving Okay, B is going to take more
than that.
Speaker 7: Okay, let's see who else? Oh, Cassie Wolf, thanks for
joining us. Thank you. This is nothing that you thought
it was going to be, right, correct?
Speaker 18: You know what I have been on this show before.
Speaker 7: That's right that when the studio and I remember one
one how can you forget?
Speaker 18: Yeah, how can I forget?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 18: It was great.
Speaker 19: Do you have wipes if you remember? One?
Speaker 9: One?
Speaker 18: Thank you, thank you Max for inviting me again.
Speaker 7: We appreciate it. Thank you for joining us.
Speaker 6: We are Tuesday nights, right, if you're really bored.
Speaker 7: Stop by.
Speaker 18: I'm bored every Tuesday night.
Speaker 7: I really, let's see. So oh well, thank you for
joining me. So glad to be setting it up and
for all the weed, and I mean thank you for that.
Nurse Chrissy was here earlier in the show, right, but
she had to go. She she actually came in here and.
Speaker 21: Got in between MC and I and was telling us
quite uh enthusiastically, how today was the finalization of her divorce. Yes,
that's what I Then someone told us she had imbibed
a little too much. Her boyfriend dragged her out of here.
Speaker 18: So oops, and she got between you. It sounded very sexy.
Speaker 7: It was like a sandwich.
Speaker 10: I am, yeah, I mean she was.
Speaker 21: Yeah, she was trying to be the ham and a
ham sandwich whom alan Max.
Speaker 16: And.
Speaker 7: Thank you Ell drawing the picture for us. You appreciate that.
If I said goodbye to everyone? One, Oh wow, Switch,
did you hear that. Yeah you did, you did switch. Thanks,
I'm not heard.
Speaker 6: I'm pissed.
Speaker 7: No, wo there's a difference.
Speaker 6: Glad to be here.
Speaker 7: Tonight, okay, all right, And you kept all the cats
out of the scenes, so.
Speaker 6: Well, good for you. Didn't see you one on your last.
Speaker 7: That's disgusting, man, that's why do you do that? That's
really odd.
Speaker 10: I don't do it. They do it.
Speaker 7: Okay, that's yeah, blame that one one. Thank you very much,
yourn of the cat. And you look happy to be
here this there's no more French fries left, thank you. Well,
they'll talk to you very soon. Okay. So there's two
weeks off now, two weeks off? Can you handle it?
Speaker 6: It's it's going to be a tough withdrawal, but you know,
I'll try and work it out, okay, if you need
any Keith Richard's getting off, Jack Daniels, you know.
Speaker 7: It's tough on that sounds filthy, but yeah, okay, thank you,
thank you going on for closing the show with a punchline,
don't you. Well, now we've got to do the plugs. Well,
Homestrut troops have no idea what's going on, right, but
they're apparently as long as money comes in, we're called
it a fundraising operation where mice a being fed to
the snakes. But anyway, Homestru Troops is a military organization
that helps out of veterans who were hurt in combat
after nine to eleven, that's the Iraqi War, the Afghan War.
These are people who came home, a lot of them
missing a limb or whatever, and Homestrw Troops builds them
homes that are more adapted to their needs. You've heard
us talk about these homes that they're built from them
for years, a low counter space, not a lot of stairs.
And then when the home is built, the beautiful homes,
they rip up the mortgage, They give them the keys.
They don't have to pay a mortgage every month. It's
their home to keep. They don't have that thing hanging
over their month, over their head every month. These are
people who gave a lot to us, so we should
really help them out. This is a Home Struck Troops.
Ninety cents on your charity dollar goes to our veterans,
So please google them see what they're about. Also, more
than ever, we have to remind people John McCain was
not a loser he was a war hero. You don't
make fun of people like that. You'd look up to them.
Once again, this is Mac from the entire gang saying
be safe, be happy, and bye bye.
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move in days gone fine, if I could catch one
one fishing fine.
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drown a dolls house, treated its place, its trees of gone,
the stories do.
Speaker 16: The god has warm. Once I said said to catch yourself.
Speaker 26: You're the feeling was your all.
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Speaker 26: On the road to tree. Now I was tron in.
Speaker 16: I was treated.
Speaker 19: This dark place.
Speaker 16: So it is back.
Speaker 7: And then the lights coming in the.
Speaker 26: Back of the dark place. It's going inside the storm retreat.
Speaker 27: Some time that's done.
Speaker 26: It's don't no where, no road to dream. And now
my strong costreaming. Now don't know I'm travel I haven't
no I streaming. I'm going with shout, I get know,
I'll set if I thrid my Grandpa's car. Didn't know
stack a true start. Now ain't gonna be our.
Speaker 16: Or till about trunk.
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Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 26: Start down the street, ye enough.
Speaker 4: Street in the darkest darkness, in the blackness, black on
a roach in nowhere.
Speaker 7: There's no turning back. Blood reached out, touch me, stop
me in my tracks. Cross my heart because it's true.
Speaker 27: I'm nothing without you. Across my heart. Because it's true.
Speaker 16: I'm nothing with that.
Speaker 20: With the you, when the stars I'm raging and it
sees our high, when the canon's fire across the smoky
sky and the castle's crumbling and the angels cry, across
my heart.
Speaker 27: Because it's true, I'm nothing with that you.
Speaker 16: Across my heart.
Speaker 27: That's true. I'm nothing with the hat.
Speaker 16: With a girl.
Speaker 13: I don't need no reason, i don't need no vision.
Speaker 27: I'm just gonna stand here, made my own decision.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna listen to the rhythm of my herd.
Speaker 27: Sometimes I'm nothing at her You're Alwaysday when I came.
You always catch me whenever I.
Speaker 10: Across my home.
Speaker 26: Because it's true.
Speaker 16: I'm nothing with that you.
Speaker 10: Across my home.
Speaker 16: This is true.
Speaker 27: I'm nothing with that without your Sometimes I'm nothing at all.
You're always Day when I came, You always catch me
whenever I'm fall.
Speaker 7: Cross my heart because it's true.
Speaker 16: Do nothing with that you.
Speaker 20: Cross my heart, because it's true.
Speaker 16: I'm nothing with that you.
Speaker 2: Cross my heart.
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Speaker 10: You cross my heart.
Speaker 15: Is true.
Speaker 16: I'm nothing with that without your.
Speaker 13: Mmmm the feel.
Speaker 26: Can you hear mad to feel up?
Speaker 11: This feelup?
Speaker 26: Can you hear made up?
Speaker 16: Getting me up? Can you hear mad, feel.
Speaker 1: Me up?
Speaker 16: Can you hear bad? Feel And those are the roots
of trouble day I hear the love of the story
Speaker 10: That can