Speaker 1: Tuesday edition coming up on the show. I was wrong.
Speaker 1: I was wrong.
Speaker 2: That's one of the you know, that's one of the
Speaker 2: things on the show that we're able to admit when
Speaker 2: we're wrong. I said that David Hogg had nowhere, shouldn't
Speaker 2: be anywhere near the uh, you know, the practice of
Speaker 2: politics on a national scale.
Speaker 1: He's not ready for prime time.
Speaker 2: But then I saw it in action, and I realized
Speaker 2: what an absolute gift this dude is to Trump and
Speaker 2: Republicans in general. I mean, I thought, do you remember
Speaker 2: that one of the first AOC interviews where they asked
Speaker 2: her about like Israel and and she's like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: I favor a two state solution. In this show, I mean,
Speaker 2: she was five minutes into this thing and then the
Speaker 2: softest follow up question was like can you expound on that?
Speaker 2: And she just she absolutely sputtered.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: She had the total inability to actually answer the question,
Speaker 2: and she's just, well, I'm not the expert on this thing.
Speaker 2: It starts giggling, and the reporter is across the way
Speaker 2: from her, simultaneously irritated.
Speaker 1: And also.
Speaker 2: She's simultaneously irritated from a reporter perspective, but you can
Speaker 2: tell from probably being a moon bat too. She realizes
Speaker 2: that she'll probably be criticized for exposing how stupid AOC was.
Speaker 2: This is pre the garbage disposal demon. Okay, just so
Speaker 2: we understand, and now I will say she has evolved,
Speaker 2: and I don't know if it's through memorization or what.
Speaker 2: You don't see her get picked out like that as
Speaker 2: much anymore. But there's a lot of low lights screaming
Speaker 2: at private banks over student loans which they don't administer
Speaker 2: like you know, lots to choose from the absolute complete
Speaker 2: a non preparation by David Hogg to go on a
Speaker 2: panel show and argue with Right's previous who's not a
Speaker 2: master debater.
Speaker 1: It's not that he.
Speaker 2: Doesn't know his stuff, it's just not He's not usually
Speaker 2: an attack dog, which is what some people criticized him
Speaker 2: for when he was head of the r n C.
Speaker 1: Was just embarrassing. It was so bad.
Speaker 2: It was just he had all the facts wrong. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we'll get into that so more. David Hogg, as much
Speaker 2: as I don't want to watch it, Ross doesn't want
Speaker 2: to dub it. It's it's a thing of beauty, man,
Speaker 2: but the opposite of beauty. The part where it's it's
Speaker 2: it's really like a car wreck you're watching. So we
Speaker 2: will get to that coming up here on the show. Also,
Speaker 2: Hillary has some thoughts and speaking of thoughts, three words, hobo, fentanyl.
Speaker 2: Thunderdome is thunderdome one word. I think it is one word.
Speaker 2: It's not it's not two words, right, It's been a
Speaker 2: while since I've had to spell thunderdome, all right, so
Speaker 2: we're going to go with its one word I think
Speaker 2: from the Mad matchs perspective, although I don't know other
Speaker 2: uses of thunderdome, so, but whatever, that's just a little sample.
Speaker 2: And we got to updates obviously on you know, the
Speaker 2: death of the pope. They provided you know, they do
Speaker 2: proof of death kind of thing. There's a name for it.
Speaker 2: So the Vatican released the pontiff laying there in the
Speaker 2: open casket. They're going to do viewing. Saturday is going
Speaker 2: to be the funeral, so we will get to we'll
Speaker 2: get to all of the details of what you can
Speaker 2: kind of expect from the process. Ross I don't know
Speaker 2: if you saw this in the top ten of potential
Speaker 2: new popes. One of the US cardinals is in there now.
Speaker 2: Although he's pretty conservative dude. So I'm saying there's a
Speaker 2: chance we're rooting on this show for an American pope.
Speaker 2: Not I know this last pope was from the Americause,
Speaker 2: but we want to go USA.
Speaker 1: Baby.
Speaker 2: Do you think they can put you know, the pope's outfits?
Speaker 2: Can we add red white and blue to it? Would
Speaker 2: that be too much? I don't know the rules, but
Speaker 2: that would be amazing, like an evil canievil? You know
Speaker 2: color scheme of the pope? Right, so when he rolls out,
Speaker 2: he's wearing the big hat, the whole thing just boom, red,
Speaker 2: right and blue. I'm not look, I don't We don't
Speaker 2: have to put a ball to eagle on it. That
Speaker 2: would be too much. That would be over the top.
Speaker 2: But I think a red, white and blue palette, even
Speaker 2: if it's not just a pure flag, it just kind
Speaker 2: of has the colors would be okay. And and by
Speaker 2: the way, you can claim it's America. You can claim
Speaker 2: it's Ross's football team, right, you can whatever. Just kind
Speaker 2: of send a little message there, considering we got twenty
Speaker 2: percent of all the Catholics here, which people don't give
Speaker 2: us credit for. I've been doing a lot of thinking
Speaker 2: on this, so we will we will dive into that.
Speaker 2: And Florida, Florida. We got a Florida manwell Florida woman.
Speaker 2: So yeah, lots to get to Colin Kaepernick back in
Speaker 2: the news, just kind of It's a little bit of
Speaker 2: a retro day and one of the dumbest Hollywood stories
Speaker 2: I've seen in a while. I'm gonna touch on it,
Speaker 2: even though I want to chat with Steven about it
Speaker 2: coming up our NERD correspondent on on Thursday. So but
Speaker 2: let me do this. I want to do an update
Speaker 2: for you. Are you guys following the story of the
Speaker 2: state finance advisor dude up in up in Minnesota who
Speaker 2: was accused of vandalizing six different teslas, right, And there's
Speaker 2: video that they showed at the press conference of I
Speaker 2: think three of the camera three of the tesla's their
Speaker 2: camera systems. It's clearly the same dude. He's walking his
Speaker 2: dog in all but one instance, and he just can't
Speaker 2: help himself. And this is a guy who literally advises
Speaker 2: and does budgetarian finance stuff for Tim Walls. Now they claim, well,
Speaker 2: he's not a gubernatorial appointee, right, but as somebody who
Speaker 2: used to work in Minnesota, one of the biggest ways
Speaker 2: that people cheat that system, and Democrat Democrats really really
Speaker 2: for the last few have have perfected this is not
Speaker 2: only filling their political appointees, but then shuffling them out
Speaker 2: of political appointments to permanent positions, which is supposed to
Speaker 2: be illegal, right, and at the federal level it's supposed
Speaker 2: to be illegal. So them pretending like this guy doesn't
Speaker 2: have contact with the governor and doesn't know him is
Speaker 2: absolute bs. So Minneapolis police through this string of vandalisms,
Speaker 2: not one, not two, but six different, six different tesla's
Speaker 2: were vandalized in Minneapolis as well as Northeast Minneapolis. The
Speaker 2: old target up there, not the one they burned down
Speaker 2: that's in southeast Minneapolis, Northeast Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: They hadn't burned that one yet.
Speaker 2: And so everyone's like, all right, something's gotta happen.
Speaker 1: This guy, We got him dead to rights. He's on there.
Speaker 2: The Hennipon County prosecutor, who is one of the George
Speaker 2: Soros prosecutors, has decided he's not going to face charges.
Speaker 1: And I'll explain why. And it's wildly.
Speaker 2: Unusual, and also it raises some bigger questions because the
Speaker 2: dude is a state employee, and most of these vandalizing
Speaker 2: has taken place at like two in the afternoon, which
Speaker 2: means he likely probably has a work from home thing
Speaker 2: a lot of Minneapols Minnesota state employees do, and so
Speaker 2: he's using his work from home time taxpayers pay to
Speaker 2: go out and then ndalyized taxpayers cars, six of them,
Speaker 2: not one, not accidentally, six of the damn things. And
Speaker 2: the details of this I was just reading this morning,
Speaker 2: are well everything you like. I never I don't want
Speaker 2: to hear anything. I don't want to hear anything from
Speaker 2: the left about Oh, people aren't facing justice, they're not
Speaker 2: facing charges. Well, the difference is you guys try to
Speaker 2: get people to face charges, right you go and you
Speaker 2: literally embellish them and lock people up in solitary confinement
Speaker 2: for crossing a threshold with a camera, okay, or being
Speaker 2: the president that you don't like. The difference is here,
Speaker 2: They're not even going to try to charge this dude.
Speaker 1: From the jump.
Speaker 2: So we will we'll chat about that, but right now
Speaker 2: it is six point fifteen. Will take a break, be right.
Speaker 3: Back that entire segment. I'm like, where is that ho
Speaker 3: I'm coming from?
Speaker 2: It was coming from It was coming literally from a
Speaker 2: loose connection on my my cable.
Speaker 3: So like as soon as that segment started, I'm like
Speaker 3: looking around the studio, like, where is it coming from?
Speaker 3: I'm pushing but in someone unplugged his producer night completely.
Speaker 3: I can't even follow my arm hearing is that hum?
Speaker 1: It would be easier if it just literally shut off.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. I don't know why that is.
Speaker 2: But because you know with that, you're like, oh, well, clearly,
Speaker 2: like the power units broke on the thing, or that
Speaker 2: pots broke, like he when you have a hum, now
Speaker 2: you got to go through the whole system and figure
Speaker 2: it out. But uh, luckily it was literally the first
Speaker 2: thing we figured out. So ah, and then trying to
Speaker 2: be the host while you're doing that. Yeah, it's bad
Speaker 2: enough when every now and then when somebody talks in
Speaker 2: your ear, like hey we got to go to break
Speaker 2: or the so and so is there, you learn to
Speaker 2: deal with that.
Speaker 1: But a hum the whole time.
Speaker 3: Just I kind of feel like that's sort of how
Speaker 3: my son like hears noises because of his house hearing is,
Speaker 3: oh yeah, because he hears everything like super loud. Like
Speaker 3: I told you, We'll be sitting on the couch and
Speaker 3: he'll just say we'll be playing. He'll go firetruck. What
Speaker 3: are you talking about? Like five minutes later, the fire
Speaker 3: truck goes by. Yeah, here's it from that far away,
Speaker 3: and you know what, it bugs the crap out of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, that's uh yeah, just uh, especially in that
Speaker 2: case because it's initially he goes fire truck and you're
Speaker 2: looking at.
Speaker 1: Him like you do you want a fire truck? You know.
Speaker 3: Now I've come to the point where I don't even
Speaker 3: like second guess. I'm like, all right, okay, wait for
Speaker 3: the fire truck. Now, yeah, all right, fire truck had coming.
Speaker 3: That's the thing. Man, like a microwave or a dryer
Speaker 3: going off sounds like a bomb going off in his head.
Speaker 1: Dude, I hate a little alarm. I hate little alarm noises.
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm not claiming I'm on the spectrum
Speaker 2: or anything like, I just get it. Like how many
Speaker 2: times now you're trained to if he's home, to not
Speaker 2: let the thing beep?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Uh, we don't let anything beat, But you're constantly walking
Speaker 3: on an eggshells microwaves, dryers, knocking on doors?
Speaker 1: Is it OCD? Is it OCD? That I'll never let
Speaker 1: my microwave get to the end.
Speaker 3: I think a lot of people are like that. Okay,
Speaker 3: you sort of feel like you're like disarming a bomb,
Speaker 3: Like I'm gonna open that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't need three beeps. I'm standing right here,
Speaker 2: so I can just push the little door open button
Speaker 2: when there's two seconds left.
Speaker 1: We're fine.
Speaker 2: So like I feel, I feel as though I've been
Speaker 2: defeated if I let the microwave beep and I get annoyed,
Speaker 2: I have to like run into another room while I'm
Speaker 2: just doing it, and I hear beep, beep, beep. You know,
Speaker 2: there's three long tones at the end. I feel like
Speaker 2: I've lost the war with the microwave. And that's not
Speaker 2: a rational thing for an adult.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: It's really like the latest sound that really upsets him
Speaker 3: is like a like a soda can opening. And so
Speaker 3: if we're out places like at the Naturally and a
Speaker 3: museum downtown, we're at the cafeteria area, and so he
Speaker 3: opens a soda can. It's so bad.
Speaker 1: Is there any sounds that he likes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, certain songs and repeat over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: But where tweets set myself up for that, I did
Speaker 2: not mean songs no melodic.
Speaker 1: I'm just like yeah, like, uh, I like the sound
Speaker 1: of rain.
Speaker 3: Oh I love the rain.
Speaker 1: Okay, that doesn't bother him, does it? No?
Speaker 3: But recently he'll be sitting there on Hugo birds. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the birds will be outside of go birds. Yeah, because
Speaker 3: like it's unexpected sounds. So if we're at we'd see
Speaker 3: and somebody opens the soda can. Correct, Yeah, dude, Marky
Speaker 3: and I just drop our food and we look at
Speaker 3: each other and look at him, like, how is this
Speaker 3: gonna go? Because he can turn into the Hulk because
Speaker 3: of a soda can and it's not somebody else's fault.
Speaker 3: They're just opening a soda can, right, But he's learning
Speaker 3: to control himself. We're like he'll put his hands down
Speaker 3: and he'll turn red and he'll start to and he'll try.
Speaker 3: You can you can see he's trying not to cry,
Speaker 3: like I'm gonna I'm gonna cry. I'm not gonna just
Speaker 3: think about think about something funny, think about and then
Speaker 3: he like gets over it. But it, dude, it's so
Speaker 3: it's scary.
Speaker 1: So it's it's the instance sounds.
Speaker 3: I guess it would be the way to unpredictable sounds
Speaker 3: that come out of nowhere. But also there's they're louder
Speaker 3: for him, so it sounds like a bomb going off
Speaker 3: in his head. Imagine that you're just sitting there all
Speaker 3: of a sudden boh, you know what I mean, Like it's
Speaker 3: it's terrifying for him.
Speaker 2: So so, but like rain or something where it's continuous,
Speaker 2: it's background and maybe louder for him.
Speaker 1: I just I wonder about those things.
Speaker 3: With I mean, we do too. We've been around it
Speaker 3: for thirteen years from.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you're you're you're the best source that I
Speaker 2: uh that I know there so and I I would
Speaker 2: hate that for him if he can't find any soothing
Speaker 2: side of it. But I forgot about the music thing anyway.
Speaker 2: That hum That's how I felt. Yeah, yeah, okay, well
Speaker 2: no more hum. Right, sounds good. We're good to go. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 2: replace that mic cable maybe after the show or figure
Speaker 2: something out. All right, let me uh, let me get
Speaker 2: back to this insanity. So this guy, this guy, his
Speaker 2: name is Brian Adams. By the way, it's actually something
Speaker 2: hold on, it's not just Brian Adams.
Speaker 1: It is dang it.
Speaker 2: I don't need ninety seven pop ups. How how did
Speaker 2: every news website decide to make their site.
Speaker 1: It's so much worse.
Speaker 2: Than brown on on like an iPhone or something like.
Speaker 2: You've made your websites completely non functional in a mobile
Speaker 2: environment and almost in a damn near in a browser environment.
Speaker 2: So whatever, All right, So this guy's name is Dylan
Speaker 2: Brian Adams. He's thirty three as a state employee's he
Speaker 2: works for human services, but he works on the financial side, budgetary. Obviously,
Speaker 2: human services is one of their largest expenditures up there,
Speaker 2: and he likes.
Speaker 1: To vandalize Tesla's.
Speaker 2: Recently, Minneapolis police had been investigating six different incidents of
Speaker 2: vandalism to Tesla's pretty standard, as much I hate to
Speaker 2: say that, pretty standard in the Tesla vandalism department. He's
Speaker 2: doing the thing where he's like, oh, I'm gonna, I'm
Speaker 2: pretending like I'm going and just looking at this truck,
Speaker 2: this cyber truck I love so much, and then in
Speaker 2: his hand he's got a key or a sharp object
Speaker 2: and then you know, shrawl away, and again, how are
Speaker 2: we still doing this where these people don't realize that
Speaker 2: they're recorded.
Speaker 1: That's what baffles me. But that now I realized what
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 2: The guy didn't care because he knew that even if
Speaker 2: he got busted doing it, he wasn't he wasn't to
Speaker 2: face any consequences. Really, there's some minor ones I'll tell
Speaker 2: you about, but he did this. Ross was just telling
Speaker 2: me he was watching Unsolved Mysteries yesterday and he knew
Speaker 2: that he knew the whereabouts of the person they were
Speaker 2: looking for, and he didn't even call for it.
Speaker 3: Was so great. Yeah, obviously it's an old Robert Stack episode.
Speaker 3: We like, where does that stream, by the way, Netflix?
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, all right.
Speaker 3: So it was like an episode from I don't know
Speaker 3: eighty six, eighty seven, eighty eight or something, and there's
Speaker 3: all these stories, you know, miss missing woman and you know,
Speaker 3: a crime here, and then they start a new segment
Speaker 3: and it's about some guy that went missing and they're
Speaker 3: looking for him and uh, you know, he's known in
Speaker 3: the Boston area for kind of being like a crime guy.
Speaker 3: And they do what they bring him up and they goes,
Speaker 3: you know, here's a whitey bulger and I just had
Speaker 3: a laughing at I don't know Martin laughing and she's like,
Speaker 3: what's so fun. I'm like, this is like I guess
Speaker 3: she hadn't heard a Weddy Boulger. I'm like, this is
Speaker 3: the guy from you know, Jack Nicholson him and Departed
Speaker 3: and Johnny Depp in Black mass And now everybody knows
Speaker 3: what he Bolger, But I guess when they first brought
Speaker 3: him up in the eighties mystery, Yeah, it was like
Speaker 3: an unknown thing, Like have you heard about this guy?
Speaker 3: He went missing? And I told Marky, I'm like, yeah, no,
Speaker 3: he was found in you know, California, and then he
Speaker 3: went to prison and then he was beaten to death
Speaker 3: in California or in prison for being like an informant apparently,
Speaker 3: and all this stuff, and yeah, okay, it's like a
Speaker 3: big deal. Like it's like watching an episode if the
Speaker 3: show was on in the thirties, going, hey, have you
Speaker 3: heard about this guy that's missing named al Capone? Like
Speaker 3: what he's such a known guy now, And it was
Speaker 3: just so funny. And I explained to him how our
Speaker 3: listener Boston Paul helped bring him down and how it
Speaker 3: was like a big deal. Yeah, I don know. It's
Speaker 3: so funny because at the end of the update comes on.
Speaker 3: The best watching the old unsolved mysteries is the update,
Speaker 3: because most of all of them are updated now because
Speaker 3: they're so old, and they go back and they give
Speaker 3: it a modern update, and you could tell somebody like
Speaker 3: you know, twenty twenty whatever, put the update in, but
Speaker 3: they use the old font so it looks like it matches.
Speaker 3: And at the end of the update it comes on,
Speaker 3: it goes update. You know, Weddy Bolger found in California.
Speaker 3: You murdered in prison.
Speaker 2: I told you, yeah, dude, the absolute stones on that, dude.
Speaker 2: He wasn't just living in California. He was living in
Speaker 2: Santa Monica on literally the frontage street for the beach
Speaker 2: were muscle beaches from Santa Monica, although now it's a
Speaker 2: hobo camp, so things have changed and so like so
Speaker 2: there are there could not be a busier part of
Speaker 2: that city of just when you walk outside of your
Speaker 2: apartment building, the number of.
Speaker 1: People that would be there, it's insane. I remember going on.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like he was hiding in like.
Speaker 2: Like, no, he wasn't up in the hills, up in
Speaker 2: Thousand Oaks or by somewhere said or something. He's standing
Speaker 2: in one of the busy because it used to be.
Speaker 2: Not anymore because it's Hoboland, but it used to be.
Speaker 2: If somebody went to Los Angeles, you'd go down, you
Speaker 2: go to Santa Monica. They you know, you you've seen,
Speaker 2: I'm sure in a thousand movies the the fair thing
Speaker 2: with the rides and everything on your outside.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, or and.
Speaker 2: It has that arch over the top of it, like
Speaker 2: you see it with like Forrest Gump when he's running
Speaker 2: over there. I mean, it's super famous. So you go
Speaker 2: do that and then you go over to the beach
Speaker 2: front there and you know, you walk and they have
Speaker 2: all the shops and there's buskers and vendors and a
Speaker 2: thousand people per square foot and it's crazy. So this
Speaker 2: dude who is one of he's on the top twenty
Speaker 2: wanted list I think at the time, right, I think
Speaker 2: he was a top twenty FBI wanted dude, and he
Speaker 2: chose hit to find anonymity in the crowd, which actually
Speaker 2: was I mean, it didn't work out for him, but
Speaker 2: it was a neighbor, right, It was a neighbor who
Speaker 2: actually figured it out. It wasn't even some Joe Blow
Speaker 2: on the street. That's crazy because at any moment he
Speaker 2: could there could be some former Boston associate, you know,
Speaker 2: standing out there on vacation with his family, probably yelling
Speaker 2: at people in that weird Boston accent, you know, just
Speaker 2: annoyed h screaming forget about it or whatever. And he
Speaker 2: could see you. And yet that's where White he held
Speaker 2: up for what fifteen years or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like a long time. Yeah, I wasn't
Speaker 3: hiding out like a cabin like Walter White or something like.
Speaker 1: Right, right, he's a unibomber.
Speaker 2: He is not so, but yeah, you should have called
Speaker 2: the eight hundred number just to I wonder if that
Speaker 2: eight hundred number still is active?
Speaker 1: Oh I know, do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Like no, no, and I'm serious about this, like that eight
Speaker 2: hundred like because they if there's still air in episodes,
Speaker 2: a lot of those things are not solved, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, They're not all solved. So what wouldn't
Speaker 2: it be a tragedy if somebody's watching a classic unsolved
Speaker 2: mystery on there and all of a sudden they're.
Speaker 1: Like, I know that girl?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, why do I know that girl? They
Speaker 3: do have the newer version of Unsolved Mysteries that doesn't
Speaker 3: have a narrator, and it's yeah.
Speaker 2: But you've got to be like you have to still
Speaker 2: have one dude who mans that age.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying, so the new episodes definitely have a
Speaker 3: number you can call or whatever. I think if you know,
Speaker 3: like you know, hey, I can crack the case. So
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's the same number as.
Speaker 2: It right, no, no, no, no, but here, but I I yeah,
Speaker 2: So if it's not, I'm just saying I agree with you.
Speaker 2: But I'm saying not if you watch it on Netflix
Speaker 2: or they may have updated, like if you go to
Speaker 2: YouTube you can see old clips, that would be a tragedy.
Speaker 2: If that number just now it's a sex line. You
Speaker 2: know how horrible would that be?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: You're let oh, I found the dead body and you
Speaker 3: called me.
Speaker 1: You're like, what baby? Are you alone? Yeah, it'd be horrific.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: I guess we're not solving that mystery. For it's like
Speaker 2: tell us, tell us, your tell us, what you know?
Speaker 1: Just nine to ninety nine a minute. Do those things
Speaker 1: still exist? They can't still exist?
Speaker 2: I mean they digitally. I understand that that that stuff exists.
Speaker 2: If you get a pop up ad sometimes that's you.
Speaker 3: Probably call the number and it goes to some only
Speaker 3: fans of live feed and she picks up the number
Speaker 3: while on the live stream.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like I can't see that. I can't see nothing.
Speaker 1: How is this still a thing? All right? So there
Speaker 1: you go. That just went in a weird direction.
Speaker 2: All right, let me get back to this this dirtbag here,
Speaker 2: excuse me, alleged dirt bag. It just showed, dude, I'm
Speaker 2: telling you, Minneapolis, by the time I would leaving what
Speaker 2: thirteen years ago or whatever it's been, was going the
Speaker 2: way of the Dodo man. It was always the progressive
Speaker 2: side of things. Saint Paul was like the ying and
Speaker 2: the yang with Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: Saint Paul was. It was a lot of more conservative
Speaker 1: folks older. You know.
Speaker 2: They had a mayor in my lifetime who was a Republican.
Speaker 2: His name was Norm Coleman. Eventually he ran to the
Speaker 2: Senate and then got cheated with Mark Elias and Al.
Speaker 1: Franken and and it kind of everyone was okay.
Speaker 2: With that, Right, you're gonna have more of the hip,
Speaker 2: trendy new restaurants, a little more woke stuff happened in Minneapolis.
Speaker 2: Saint Paul is going to be a little more traditional,
Speaker 2: and they got good restaurants too, and so like you
Speaker 2: could coexist there and everyone, but like a purge had
Speaker 2: begun there, and it was because Minneapolis had become the
Speaker 2: the dumping every small town in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa the
Speaker 2: dako if you were, if you were if you were gay,
Speaker 2: if you were non binary, or whatever it was. And
Speaker 2: there on the sexuality side, if you were super woke
Speaker 2: and you felt that you probably didn't fit in in
Speaker 2: your small town. It was almost a universal pilgrimage to Minneapolis,
Speaker 2: and to Minnesota for that matter, because when I lived there,
Speaker 2: the out state what we call outstate voters and the
Speaker 2: Minneapolis Saint Paul Metro voters there was almost an equal number,
Speaker 2: and so you had a lot of really close races.
Speaker 2: But as that state continued to develop, and you had
Speaker 2: a lot of people moving from small communities in other
Speaker 2: states to live in Minneapolis because they wanted that progressive lifestyle,
Speaker 2: it quickly outsides the numbers. And then things just went
Speaker 2: downhill from there, and now we're in the tim walls
Speaker 2: as an idiot zoned. The city of Minneapolis has been
Speaker 2: turned into something I don't know that I'd ever recognize again.
Speaker 2: And so with that power and that flex of now
Speaker 2: you get the corruption that comes in and the corruption
Speaker 2: in this case is the Hennipon County Attorney who, by
Speaker 2: the way, used to be a woman named Amy Klobashar.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you.
Speaker 2: If you've heard of her, you probably have, yes, And
Speaker 2: this is one of the Soros Soros people. So imagine
Speaker 2: they catch this dude. He's a state employees and he's
Speaker 2: a He's a guy who the governor knows who is
Speaker 2: now pretending he doesn't know who's just randomly in the
Speaker 2: middle of the day vandalizing people's tesla's and the Hennepin
Speaker 2: County Attorney's office decides, well, we're not going to do
Speaker 2: anything about him. After the police are tasked with finding
Speaker 2: the vandals hold the press conference, we find out that
Speaker 2: they're not actually going to sit there and uh and
Speaker 2: charge this guy. Instead what he's going to get. Oh,
Speaker 2: by the way, Tim Wallas's office said that Adams is
Speaker 2: not a political appointee but a state employee in no
Speaker 2: other comments, even though there's pictures of these dudes hanging out,
Speaker 2: so whatever. So they go ahead, they solve this thing,
Speaker 2: and now they're going to they're going to give him
Speaker 2: a deferment, so it's a pre prosecution deferment. So the
Speaker 2: dude will basically have all of these. He won't be
Speaker 2: charged with any of these. By the way, each incident
Speaker 2: is a felony. He should be facing six felonies, and
Speaker 2: it is wildly unusual to take six felonies where it's
Speaker 2: not even in question that you intended to do it.
Speaker 2: You're on camera and go, well, we're not going.
Speaker 1: To charge you.
Speaker 2: So basically he will have and whatever the number of
Speaker 2: years is, he'll have the number of years when he
Speaker 2: can't go out, and likely it'll say do the same crime.
Speaker 2: This is how soft They aren't criminals up there, and
Speaker 2: he will have to pay restitution. But I think he
Speaker 2: gets a crap ton of time to do it and
Speaker 2: then that's it. And so what does that tell people
Speaker 2: if you don't have a big criminal record, which I
Speaker 2: guess the guy doesn't. Of he's got some traffic stuff
Speaker 2: and you want a freebee, you got a freebe. You
Speaker 2: might have to cover the damage, but you got a freebe,
Speaker 2: So feel free to go and destruct people's stuff. And
Speaker 2: they're going to ignore the part where he was probably
Speaker 2: on the clock while he was doing it, which should
Speaker 2: be theft of taxpayer money.
Speaker 1: But they're going to ignore that as well.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you controlling these prosecutors' offices or raining them
Speaker 2: in in some way, shape or form, should be one
Speaker 2: of the highest priorities. And maybe it's from because you're
Speaker 2: seeing what happens right now, right with prosecutors and judges
Speaker 2: who think they run everything and think that they can
Speaker 2: manipulate the law, not because they're trying to be consistent,
Speaker 2: but because they're ideologically captured and likely and likely it's
Speaker 2: like they understand when they get into office, this is
Speaker 2: what's going to be expected of them.
Speaker 1: You got to purge them. They got to get out.
Speaker 2: They need to be held account There needs to be
Speaker 2: accountability for prosecute who are a dereliction of duty. I
Speaker 2: don't care if they're elected, I don't care. There needs
Speaker 2: to be a minimum standard, and sometimes you can build
Speaker 2: it in and that is this is by the way,
Speaker 2: this is how you get mandatory sentencing. By the way,
Speaker 2: this is how this happens because people complain about it,
Speaker 2: and there's definitely instances where mandatory whatever, the mandatory sentence
Speaker 2: doesn't necessarily fit what's going on, and then hands are tight.
Speaker 1: It happens because.
Speaker 2: Prosecutors and judges have decided that they are above the law.
Speaker 1: They want to act in a lawmaking.
Speaker 2: Capacity because they disagree with what the law prescribes there,
Speaker 2: so they just arbitrarily do it. Discretion has to be
Speaker 2: removed from people like that. If somebody does this, you
Speaker 2: cannot have six felonies be eligible for Uh oh, well,
Speaker 2: it's fine, just you know, don't be bad in the future.
Speaker 2: That's unacceptable and it should be to everybody else. And
Speaker 2: you know, God held Minneapolis. I think they're far too
Speaker 2: caps but possibilities in North Carolina go ahead and stave
Speaker 2: this insanity off. All right, six forty seven case O
Speaker 2: Day Radio program. Hang on NFL Draft very exciting, although
Speaker 2: I'm not as excited as a Vikings fan as I
Speaker 2: could be because we are I think we have four
Speaker 2: total picks.
Speaker 1: In the whole, you know, seven rounds, and.
Speaker 2: There is some talk, there is some talk here that
Speaker 2: we may strike try to strike a deal with the
Speaker 2: Bears on a trade, so we wouldn't even have a
Speaker 2: first round pick, so it wouldn't be as exciting for me.
Speaker 2: I have been looking at it because we need we
Speaker 2: need a safety bad, we need we need some secondary
Speaker 2: help there, and I'm not sure I'm not sure exactly
Speaker 2: what it looks like, but who knows?
Speaker 1: Who knows?
Speaker 2: Because the Bears need it too, and so why we
Speaker 2: would do a deal with them, I think to get
Speaker 2: actually get an additional second round pick. We will see,
Speaker 2: so like for my team, it's not as interesting. But
Speaker 2: what is going to be the interesting drama? There is
Speaker 2: Shadora Sanders, who seems to have fallen out of most
Speaker 2: mock drafts, and now the Miami quarterback what's his name
Speaker 2: Ward is projected in a lot to be the the
Speaker 2: number one overall pick, and really in the court of
Speaker 2: the quarterback front, it would be a while probably before
Speaker 2: another quarterback is selected, so it's not gonna want to
Speaker 2: be one of these QB heavy drafts that looks like
Speaker 2: at least not in the early rounds. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let's see the Patriots are going to throw
Speaker 1: their pick away for tackle.
Speaker 2: Oh Will Campbell's actually pretty good from LSU, so I'd
Speaker 2: hate to see him end up with the the Patriots.
Speaker 2: But hey, what are you gonna do? What about the Panther?
Speaker 2: When is their first actual pick?
Speaker 1: Do you eighth? All right, let's see an edge rusher
Speaker 1: Jalen Walker from Georgia.
Speaker 2: He's pretty good too. Yeah, he's uh, that dude's really good.
Speaker 2: That would be that would be. That would be great
Speaker 2: for the Panthers if they are able to get him
Speaker 2: at eight. So AnyWho, Yeah, we're gonna, yeah, we're mixing
Speaker 2: a little football in it.
Speaker 1: What of it.
Speaker 2: It's Draft week, man, I'm gonna have to watch Draft
Speaker 2: Day again. But myself, you guys, ever see that Kevin
Speaker 2: Costner movie?
Speaker 1: I did pretty good? Pretty good. I think an NFL
Speaker 1: actually made that movie.
Speaker 2: So it's got a lot of the access, a lot
Speaker 2: of people in there, and it's got Kevin Costner and
Speaker 2: you can't go wrong with some Kevin Costner. So if
Speaker 2: you haven't seen that movie, I think it's streaming on
Speaker 2: Paramount Plus is where I saw it, so and maybe
Speaker 2: other places as well. So we'll talk a little more
Speaker 2: about that later in the week when we get into it.
Speaker 2: This is this is an insane story. Let me just
Speaker 2: tease this thing and then we'll get into the details here.
Speaker 2: At seven five, a judge in New Mexico has resigned
Speaker 2: after they were found he and his wife apparently had
Speaker 2: a house guest. Okay, well, what's illegal about that? Him
Speaker 2: and his wife have a house. They can't have guests
Speaker 2: at the house. Well, it's who the it's who the
Speaker 2: house guest was, and how the whole thing came to be,
Speaker 2: and also some of the crazy videos and pictures that
Speaker 2: are part of this, because it wasn't just an ordinary
Speaker 2: house guest. It was it was an illegal immigrant. And
Speaker 2: even then, if it was you know, Maria with her daughters,
Speaker 2: and they were housing them out of the goodness of
Speaker 2: their heart, even through the process, and he wasn't the
Speaker 2: judge in charge of her case, I don't think we
Speaker 2: would be here. But it wasn't. It wasn't some mom
Speaker 2: with her kid. Okay, it wasn't. It wasn't that. Instead,
Speaker 2: it was a dude from Venezuela who the wife had
Speaker 2: met I don't know where she met him and invited
Speaker 2: to live in their home, and the judge, her husband
Speaker 2: put up with it. Unfortunately he wasn't he wasn't just
Speaker 2: a dreamer from Venezuela. Instead, a whole series and host
Speaker 2: of background on this guy suddenly became available. A Department
Speaker 2: of Homeland Security ended up raiding the house.
Speaker 1: And I know what, and I.
Speaker 2: Saw people accuse you, Well, they're only raiding the house
Speaker 2: because he's seen as a progressive judge and they're doing
Speaker 2: this just to.
Speaker 1: Attack the guy.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I know that we have chosen now
Speaker 2: to ignore all evidence that somebody might be a criminal. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I had no idea about this, so you were just
Speaker 2: telling me this.
Speaker 3: It's a big deal. So like after the super Bowl,
Speaker 3: he took all all of his Bill stuff off his
Speaker 3: Twitter and his Instagram and all his social media, and
Speaker 3: he pretty much said he was demanding fifteen million dollars,
Speaker 3: which is why do guys keep doing this movie? So
Speaker 3: this is now becoming a thing. It's so dumb. I
Speaker 3: think it was like his agent, but you know, it's
Speaker 3: not going to fly in Buffalo. It's just not plus
Speaker 3: fifteen million for a running back. Yeah he's really good,
Speaker 3: but he's not a Saquan Barkley, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 3: maybe so long can get that money. So yeah, they surprisingly,
Speaker 3: not surprisingly, every Bill pretty much got an extension from
Speaker 3: that rookie class that he was in that except him,
Speaker 3: Like he didn't get his way.
Speaker 1: Why did they franchise him then?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Admittedly, I don't know. Maybe you can't do that off
Speaker 1: the first rookie contract.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no idea, but it did not go well for him,
Speaker 3: like completely ignored and not get the money he wanted.
Speaker 2: See, we need secondary and I don't like that. Other
Speaker 2: teams do and you picked before us if we make
Speaker 2: that trade, So you guys should maybe go a running back.
Speaker 1: That'd be a good idea.
Speaker 3: Yet culture buffalo man, that's not gonna fly, Like, you
Speaker 3: can't be.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, he's team man. You better be team team, team.
Speaker 2: So they got no room.
Speaker 3: You remember what they did with Diggs when he became
Speaker 3: all the diva.
Speaker 1: I do because he diva did Minneapolis first.
Speaker 3: Yeah, They're like, hey, you can go to Texas and
Speaker 3: we'll take a massive loss. We'll take a loss on
Speaker 3: our in our locker room.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, didn't you guys got you guys got hit
Speaker 2: on your cap on that too.
Speaker 1: I think they carry part of his contract.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he pulled the exact exactly.
Speaker 2: It's like I said when he went from Minnesota, when
Speaker 2: he went from the Vikings to the Bills, I'm like,
Speaker 2: the guy is immensely talented, but he's a pain in
Speaker 2: the ass if he feels that he is not getting
Speaker 2: what you know, what he wants. The stupidity is that
Speaker 2: if he'd held out in Minnesota, he would have been
Speaker 2: the number two receiver, putting up number one receiver numbers
Speaker 2: because they would have to triple team Jay Jetta.
Speaker 1: There's nothing they could do.
Speaker 3: So it also completely backfired on him because he said,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm the one that made Josh Allen Josh
Speaker 3: Allen needs me, and then he left, and then Josh
Speaker 3: Allen went MVP and had like an amazing season. So
Speaker 3: I don't know about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Currently in the box, it looks like
Speaker 2: they have Maxwell Harriston, who's the cornerback in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: He's pretty good. He's a pretty good guy.
Speaker 2: So I've actually been paying attention to the secondary because
Speaker 2: we're so in need of it in Minnesota and I'm
Speaker 2: just hoping they're able to figure something out. So we've
Speaker 2: kind of screwed ourselves on draft picks with a bunch
Speaker 2: of trades the last few years. So I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe the Barrels will do something dumb and give
Speaker 2: it to us and the Bears have a crap ton
Speaker 2: because you know, the Panthers overpaid for their draft pick
Speaker 2: and the whole thing. So but anyway, that fires up
Speaker 2: and this is Look, this is the year of the
Speaker 2: JJ McCarthy man. Now he's healthy, we're gonna see And
Speaker 2: I'd love it if an underrated Michigan quarterback, now albeit
Speaker 2: he went in the first round, gives us the same
Speaker 2: benefit that it gave those those you know, Massachusetts folks,
Speaker 2: that'd be great. I think that's where it's where Brady
Speaker 2: went right Michigan. I think he went to Michigan. So
Speaker 2: we'll take that. So hopefully, hopefully everything turns right around
Speaker 2: for us. All right, we'll get into more of that Thursday.
Speaker 2: Let me get back to this judge because this story
Speaker 2: is absolutely crazy, and arguably it's It should be a
Speaker 2: much bigger deal. There should be a much bigger deal
Speaker 2: because what we're talking about is housing a terrorist. Let's
Speaker 2: just be real honest here. And if this guy wasn't
Speaker 2: and that's the spoiler here. So this illegal immigrant who's
Speaker 2: living in this judge's house, who was he is an
Speaker 2: elected Democrat judge who's now said I'm retiring. According to authorities,
Speaker 2: the wife of the judge higher somehow met this dude.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was like at home.
Speaker 2: Depot or whatever, because they had some like they're putting
Speaker 2: some windows in and doing some other little projects around
Speaker 2: the house. And so she went and she hired some
Speaker 2: guy that she had met, and he comes in and
Speaker 2: he starts doing odd jobs. Apparently he you know, he
Speaker 2: has some skills in doing these things. And after he
Speaker 2: does a few jobs for him, he starts forming a
Speaker 2: bond not just with the judge and his wife, but
Speaker 2: also their daughter, who who is an adult. Like she's
Speaker 2: I think she's a little older than this dude. He's
Speaker 2: twenty three. I think the daughter's twenty five or some
Speaker 2: and I don't know what kind of relationship. But they
Speaker 2: have what's known as a casita on their home. They
Speaker 2: live in New Mexico, so they have you know, essentially
Speaker 2: like the pool house or a guesthouse there. And so
Speaker 2: they let this guy move in there and then they
Speaker 2: start hanging out with him, go into the gun range.
Speaker 2: There's videos of them pulling because they have an immense
Speaker 2: because they're a New Mexico Democrat, they have a crap
Speaker 2: ton of guns, and I guess the daughter's really into guns,
Speaker 2: and there's video of him being handed really nice ars.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, the stuff that was on this one
Speaker 2: ar I dream about being able to spend that amount
Speaker 2: of money on an ar with all the little toys.
Speaker 2: I mean, the whole thing was absolutely mint stacked. And
Speaker 2: he's just now here's the problem for him and for
Speaker 2: the judge. One, it is illegal in the United States
Speaker 2: for somebody who entered the country illegally. It is a
Speaker 2: felony to possess a firearms. They are treated as a
Speaker 2: felon in possession of Okay, so that's number one. This guy,
Speaker 2: he jumped a fence, an eagle pass. He actually had
Speaker 2: an administrative hearing. Eventually they took him. They were over crowded,
Speaker 2: they let him out. He's trend de Arragua. There are
Speaker 2: multiple videos of him doing the signs. He has the
Speaker 2: tattoos which until we're not allowed to trust, but we are.
Speaker 2: And when they actually raided the house and got this phone,
Speaker 2: his phone has pictures of a bunch of mutilated bodies
Speaker 2: of him standing over them or in the vicinity of
Speaker 2: where there's people that they saw him in other photos
Speaker 2: in the same clothes or now in some of these photos,
Speaker 2: the assumption is they were taken on the same day,
Speaker 2: Like he's essentially got his hunting pictures in there really
Speaker 2: really twisted stuff, and they just adopted this dude, you're
Speaker 2: harboring a terrorist in your home. You're harboring a terrorist.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I know, people are I can't believe Homeland
Speaker 2: Security would raid it. Why wouldn't they if if instead
Speaker 2: of trend A Arragua, it was Al Qaeda or ISIS,
Speaker 2: you wouldn't bat an eye. Well, Trendre Aragua is a
Speaker 2: terrorist organization as far as the government is concerned. They
Speaker 2: are designated in the same way. And this judge didn't
Speaker 2: care had this guy in his house. Now it speaks
Speaker 2: to how would you ever expect that judge to be
Speaker 2: able to render a ruling that is non biased if
Speaker 2: he himself is willing to facilitate multiple felonies and the
Speaker 2: harboring of a terrorist. And and they're gonna pretend like
Speaker 2: they didn't know they knew. And in fact, one of
Speaker 2: the ways this dude got busted is he actually gave
Speaker 2: the judges address as his address. So he's not real
Speaker 2: smart either, But like, and so they're pretended, well, we
Speaker 2: didn't know.
Speaker 1: We didn't know when.
Speaker 2: We were taking them the range, making these photos, staring
Speaker 2: at these tattoos, which are evident and probably just getting
Speaker 2: a beat on, you know, talking to this dude. So
Speaker 2: you can't tell me you don't ross you don't have
Speaker 2: any trendy or ragua members living at your house?
Speaker 1: Do you that you know of? No? You sure you know?
Speaker 3: Positive?
Speaker 1: Okay? How about Isis? Do you have any Isis living
Speaker 1: at your house?
Speaker 3: Let me check no, no isis nope.
Speaker 2: LaCOSA nostra, do you have any have any members of
Speaker 2: organized Sicilian crime living in your house?
Speaker 3: I'm sorry what I said.
Speaker 2: I said that I went with the trendy arragua one
Speaker 2: and then I asked you about organized crime Italian.
Speaker 3: You know that home keeps coming back in there? There's
Speaker 3: no hum here.
Speaker 1: It's fixed.
Speaker 3: I fixed, it's me.
Speaker 1: I changed the cord. There's no home now.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: With a bad cable. It's fixed.
Speaker 2: So it's weird, all right, we get what hold on?
Speaker 2: That's very telling. So yeah, so I guess when you all,
Speaker 2: if you're still at home, you might want to look
Speaker 2: around your house make sure you don't accidentally have terrorists
Speaker 2: living in your house, because Homeland Security is not screwing around.
Speaker 3: So I talked to the gentleman that I that I
Speaker 3: have working and he's he's a business man. Oh, he's
Speaker 3: an entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: Sure if he's doing odd jobs for money, that's great.
Speaker 2: That's how you get started. Maybe build your own cake.
Speaker 3: Forget about mm hmm, that stupid hum.
Speaker 1: There's no hum that we're humless. You know why because
Speaker 1: I found this wonderful engineer right from l Salvador, right,
Speaker 1: And I said, do you know what the hum is?
Speaker 1: And he goes, well, I have thirteen guesses so and
Speaker 1: I don't know why he used that's a very specific number.
Speaker 1: So anyway, he fixed the cable and now he lives
Speaker 1: in my basement, so you know, in case there's another
Speaker 1: cable issue that comes up, he can swing by and
Speaker 1: give it a fix. I'm sure everything's fine.
Speaker 2: So the judge after this, who at this point like
Speaker 2: you need to charge this guy. You can't tell me
Speaker 2: there is an impossibility to claim ignorance of the law here.
Speaker 1: Do you understand what I'm saying? Right? This isn't some
Speaker 1: random dude who's never been in a courtroom. This is
Speaker 1: a judge.
Speaker 2: So he put a letter out resigning, did not mention
Speaker 2: the incident at all. He just said, working with each
Speaker 2: of you has been a very rewarding experience for which
Speaker 2: I'm eternally grateful. All the best to every one of you,
Speaker 2: and I wish all a happy retirement once you're ready yourself.
Speaker 2: Implying that he just made it as decision to retire, No,
Speaker 2: this dude needs to be on the other side of
Speaker 2: that courtroom with his entire family who facilitated this if
Speaker 2: they had any knowledge, and you can't tell me that
Speaker 2: they didn't, and at the very least, if they knew
Speaker 2: he was in the country illegally, which they would have to.
Speaker 2: Handing him a firearm is facilitating. Like if I have
Speaker 2: a buddy who's a felon and he's like, hey, can
Speaker 2: I borrow a gun? I can't buy one because I'm
Speaker 2: a felon, And I'm like, sure, yeah, here, give me
Speaker 2: this glock back when you're done with it, no no pressure.
Speaker 2: I am criminally liable too, And so Homeland Security needs
Speaker 2: to make an example out of this dude. And yes,
Speaker 2: his whole family. They were adults, his whole family for
Speaker 2: doing this. They did this because they disagree with Trump.
Speaker 2: They figured, screw it, we'll do whatever we want. Maybe
Speaker 2: they genuinely liked him, which I guess I could kind
Speaker 2: of get I'm sure he wasn't hacking by in front
Speaker 2: of him. But the dude has a photo gallery on
Speaker 2: his phone, like I have one that's just fish and
Speaker 2: dead animals, and I'm sure some of you do as well.
Speaker 1: Except with him.
Speaker 2: Instead of that big pike he caught, or the dorado
Speaker 2: he got when he was fishing doing ocean fishing last time,
Speaker 2: I got a big one. It's it's dead rival gang
Speaker 2: members and civilians. So yeah, yeah, it's a pretty horrific story,
Speaker 2: and I just I haven't seen it rise to the
Speaker 2: level that.
Speaker 1: It probably should.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, hold on, Oh that's a very good point.
Speaker 2: Ross One of the listeners just corrected me. What if
Speaker 2: he was the Gandhi of Trende Ragua terrorist? Right, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I know we use that for pipulls because
Speaker 2: they're animals and sometimes they just react out of instinct.
Speaker 2: H I don't know if that flies here, what with
Speaker 2: the ability supposedly to do some critical thinking. Okay, but
Speaker 2: we'll see, all right, seven nineteen Cacoday radio program coming up.
Speaker 2: I gotta play this crazy audio from Australia. Now, this
Speaker 2: is a shtick, by the way I saw this video
Speaker 2: going around yesterday. If you haven't heard it, you don't
Speaker 2: want to miss this. But it's these women, these two,
Speaker 2: they're twins. They've been doing this for years. They've been
Speaker 2: doing this crap for years, and in fact, there's video
Speaker 2: of them because there's a little bit of local notoriety
Speaker 2: what they're able to do, actually appearing on like morning
Speaker 2: shows like the morning show in Britain that Piers Morgan
Speaker 2: used to host years ago. They actually did an appearance there,
Speaker 2: so it's not like nobody knew about them. But it's
Speaker 2: still one of the creepiest things I've ever heard. And
Speaker 2: we'll get to it next. Hang on, Roster, you a
Speaker 2: big Lebowski fan. Did you ever get into that movie?
Speaker 2: I mean, I know, you know the Donnie stuff. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: I love that movie. Okay, so I don't know if
Speaker 2: you said. Jeff Bridges was given an interview and he
Speaker 2: said that there's a possible weird fan theory that's true
Speaker 2: about Donnie.
Speaker 1: I had not heard this. Oh yeah, okay, you know
Speaker 1: this thing right here?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me let me. I'll explain that here in
Speaker 2: just a moment. I don't know, I was got into
Speaker 2: like a weird deep Dive yesterday with like weird fan theories,
Speaker 2: and that was just one of the movies, but it
Speaker 2: was a little shock. And the other one was Ferris
Speaker 2: Bueller's Day Off, and I'm sure you've probably heard that theory.
Speaker 1: But anyway, we'll talk more about that in a moment.
Speaker 2: So these these two women, they're twins in Australia and
Speaker 2: they witnessed essentially a carjacking accident with their parents. So
Speaker 2: it's it's not really about what they're testifying to because
Speaker 2: they're doing an interview with the local media's witnesses, right.
Speaker 2: It's that they talk in unison and you can tell
Speaker 2: where they're trying to pick up on each other. But
Speaker 2: they've honed this over the years and it creates the
Speaker 2: weirdest damn audio you've ever heard, these two.
Speaker 1: Wearing the same outfit, saying the same stuff.
Speaker 6: Witnesses recounting some of the drama that unfolded on the
Speaker 6: Sunshine Coast this afternoon, two sisters have told how their
Speaker 6: mother and man race to help when the carjacked suv
Speaker 6: rolled on Steve bow And Way, only to find the
Speaker 6: gun bill being carthief emerging from the wreck. Here's some
Speaker 6: of what they had to say.
Speaker 7: And one guy he was up there with our mom
Speaker 7: and he went up there and he was coming back
Speaker 7: down towards this and he goes, run, he's got a gun,
Speaker 7: and oh, our hearts started a pond, and I said,
Speaker 7: on mom, where's mom? And Paul mam.
Speaker 1: Was suck up there.
Speaker 7: But apparently our bravey mom.
Speaker 1: She goes, are you all right? Because he had all
Speaker 1: black blood.
Speaker 7: Over his face, and he goes, I'll shoot you. She goes, Hey,
Speaker 7: I'm needing.
Speaker 2: To hell watching this. So I make sure I have
Speaker 2: this correct, all right? So I saw I saw this yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was not aware of this fan theory or thing
Speaker 2: on The Big Lebowski, but I do have to share it,
Speaker 2: all right. So basically, have you ever seen Big Lebowski.
Speaker 2: There's a character's played by Steve Buscemi. His name is Donnie,
Speaker 2: and things don't go well for Donnie. In fact, just
Speaker 2: realize we probably have that audio in the system with
Speaker 2: the funeral of Donnie Ross.
Speaker 1: Will you google Donnie please.
Speaker 2: Or not google, but search it so you know it's
Speaker 2: a great movie or you hate it.
Speaker 1: It's really weird.
Speaker 2: I don't understand why people hate the movie. He's got
Speaker 2: John Goodman in there. Obviously, Jeff Bridges an absolute cult
Speaker 2: classic or classic in general. However, this would destroy the
Speaker 2: whole thing for me. Basically, Donnie isn't real. It is
Speaker 2: the premise, all right. So now, normally with these fan theories,
Speaker 2: it's just people on the internet talking about them, or
Speaker 2: if it's you know, Star Wars or something, maybe at
Speaker 2: a convention arguing over it. However, they were doing an
Speaker 2: interview with Bridges and he's like, he feels like he
Speaker 2: might be in on it, which.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: The whole thing gets a little weirder. Man.
Speaker 2: So basically Bridges riff that Donnie never really interacts with
Speaker 2: the dude outside of one sarcastic thank you Donnie, which
Speaker 2: was actually directed to Walter in the thing, but you'd
Speaker 2: have to know the movie. So it's like a sixth
Speaker 2: sense thing. And I'm trying to remember Lebowski came out
Speaker 2: before six Cents or after, I don't really know, but yeah,
Speaker 2: which just makes the whole thing that much weirder. It's
Speaker 2: not my favorite current fan theory, but it was one
Speaker 2: I hadn't seen before. My favorite current fan theory is
Speaker 2: the Ferris Bueller theory, and if you don't know that
Speaker 2: Ferris Bueller is operating like it's Groundhog Day, where he's
Speaker 2: repeating the same thing over and over and over. And
Speaker 2: I've seen a very impelling video on this, and it
Speaker 2: also explains how he is so effortlessly able to you know,
Speaker 2: evade capture by his parents.
Speaker 1: The principle, you know, it gets.
Speaker 2: By that matre d is able to find himself in
Speaker 2: the perfect seat at a Cubs game to get the ball,
Speaker 2: is able to infiltrate a parade and become the main
Speaker 2: focus of the parade. So that one I kind of
Speaker 2: like more that he's living the same day over and
Speaker 2: over again. And if you live the same day over
Speaker 2: and over again, how many movies have we seen where
Speaker 2: you can essentially perfect your movements and everything works out.
Speaker 2: And then at the end of the movie he tells
Speaker 2: his parents, so they ask him how he got so perfect.
Speaker 1: He said, practice or something. So I don't know. I
Speaker 1: just want to throw those out there, give you a
Speaker 1: little something to chew on. But ross do you subscribe
Speaker 1: to either of those theories?
Speaker 3: By the way, Nope, they're both garbage.
Speaker 1: They're both garbage, all right.
Speaker 3: The big Lavaski one has been debunked. Well, then why
Speaker 3: Jeff Bridges beginning it because he's old and he's probably high.
Speaker 1: Well, that is true, or you're just messing with people,
Speaker 1: which is great.
Speaker 2: I actually appreciate that. The fairest bueller one I like more.
Speaker 2: But so I don't know has that been debunked. I
Speaker 2: don't know how you'd argue one. You could argue one
Speaker 2: way or the other. I don't know you could prove
Speaker 2: it outright other.
Speaker 3: Than I just don't think John Hughes was that deep.
Speaker 1: That'd be great, though, wouldn't it. That'd be fantastic.
Speaker 2: So anyway, just oh, here's the This is when they're
Speaker 2: burying Donnie, who may or may not exist.
Speaker 8: He died so many young men of his generation before
Speaker 8: his time, and there was the lord. You took him
Speaker 8: because you took so many bright flowering young men. Jason,
Speaker 8: the lawn Dock, that hill three sixty four, These young
Speaker 8: men gave their lives. So Donnie, Donnie who loved bulling.
Speaker 2: That's such a great scene and I don't want to
Speaker 2: spoil it, but if you're ever gonna dump ashes.
Speaker 1: Check the wind.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and immediately following that, I guess I cut
Speaker 3: it back back cut it off back in the day. Yeah,
Speaker 3: The Lebowski. The dude says, you know, that's not true.
Speaker 3: He was none of those things, blah blah blah. He
Speaker 3: you know, he didn't. He wasn't in Vietnam, and.
Speaker 1: So you're saying that's a debunking.
Speaker 3: Also when he was shot, whb he was shot which
Speaker 3: led to that death, and they were sort of yeah,
Speaker 3: so taking care of him, right.
Speaker 2: I'm loath to ruin too much of the movie because
Speaker 2: if you've never watched The Big Lebowski, you should. So
Speaker 2: there's some really there, there's some great scenes in that
Speaker 2: whole thing, and if you like bowling, it is kind
Speaker 2: of a central theme there. So though not really and
Speaker 2: criminals and all that stuff. So, uh, do watch that.
Speaker 2: If you haven't watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off, what do
Speaker 2: you what are you doing? Just take you know, maybe
Speaker 2: just uh, maybe you should just go into a cabin
Speaker 2: in the woods, because you're not cut out for society, man,
Speaker 2: that would be an impossibility. In fact, if anyone who's
Speaker 2: not watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off deportation. I don't want
Speaker 2: to be too stringent here, but I feel like that's
Speaker 2: something that's got to happen, just, you know, because like,
Speaker 2: how could you appreciate America if you can't appreciate Ferris
Speaker 2: Bueller's day off. Absolutely, and it shows you a side
Speaker 2: of Chicago where you're not you don't just get murdered
Speaker 2: all the time, and the CVS has to lock everything up.
Speaker 2: So it's very nostalgic, all right, speaking of ideas. This
Speaker 2: thing right here, man, this thing right here. We'll take
Speaker 2: calls on the movie stuff too, just because I got
Speaker 2: to keep it a little light.
Speaker 1: Because we're going to go to some dark places here.
Speaker 2: There is now normally, when you think of a politician
Speaker 2: out in California, right, when you think of a politician
Speaker 2: out in California, what you're normally thinking of is the Democrats, right,
Speaker 2: But there are pockets of California that are in fact
Speaker 2: under Republican control. There are several actually decent sized cities.
Speaker 2: So with that in mind, the mayor of one of
Speaker 2: those cities, this is Landcaster's name is R. Rex Paris.
Speaker 2: He is a Conservative or as a Republican or whatever.
Speaker 2: And so they're having a city council meeting, and like
Speaker 2: many communities in California, they're trying to figure out how
Speaker 2: to deal with the homeless problem, which creates a whole
Speaker 2: host of issues, whether it's crime, a drug associated crime,
Speaker 2: the theft that is necessary to feed the drug habit,
Speaker 2: just the general taking over of public spaces, making your
Speaker 2: downtown or other areas where you may have some of
Speaker 2: these homeless villages set up no go zones for a
Speaker 2: lot of people because they don't want to deal with
Speaker 2: the hassle and the panhandling and maybe even something above
Speaker 2: and beyond that, and it can be very detrimental to
Speaker 2: a city as well as money that would normally come
Speaker 2: in from tourism or people shopping. You know, people may
Speaker 2: not go to your city center to shop if you
Speaker 2: have a big issue, and instead they shop in you know,
Speaker 2: neighboring municipalities, and now you lose that tax revenue.
Speaker 1: It's a real problem.
Speaker 2: Except this dude during the meeting came up with what
Speaker 2: I would I guess characterize as a non traditional solution
Speaker 2: to set issue, and now everyone's losing their minds.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said during the initial meeting.
Speaker 9: It sounds like you want to kind of close all
Speaker 9: these homeless people in one territory, And I.
Speaker 3: Know what I want to do is.
Speaker 10: I mean, that's what I want.
Speaker 11: I want to give them free ventanol.
Speaker 1: I can't understand what you're saying.
Speaker 3: You wanted to get with them what?
Speaker 11: I want to give them all the fent and al
Speaker 11: they want.
Speaker 3: That's what I want.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's pretty dark, man, that's pretty dark right there.
Speaker 2: He So, essentially he's like, we're gonna put them all
Speaker 2: in one zone and then we'll just throw all the
Speaker 2: fentanyl we can in there, obviously implying that maybe they
Speaker 2: should o d on it, or fight each other or
Speaker 2: turn it into a thunderdome of sorts.
Speaker 1: And so he says.
Speaker 2: That, and at first it sounds like kind of an
Speaker 2: off the cuff suggestion, and so they try to clarify
Speaker 2: with him. So let's see once he has a chance
Speaker 2: to clarify how he feels about this.
Speaker 11: I don't regret saying it. I'm happy that we were
Speaker 11: focusing the attention on on an aspect of this problem
Speaker 11: that nobody seems to want to look at. These people
Speaker 11: are killing our citizens, not a lot of them, but
Speaker 11: some of them. They have no respect.
Speaker 1: For law and order.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So he's like, you know it's funny too, is
Speaker 2: that's an old George Carlin routine. And I can't remember
Speaker 2: if it was live in New York or which one
Speaker 2: of the because I used to I used to have
Speaker 2: a bunch of Carlon seed when I was in high
Speaker 2: school and drive round listening to those things because I
Speaker 2: love the comedy. And Carlin's thing was essentially just create
Speaker 2: a giant thunderdome and just throw all the criminals in
Speaker 2: there and then whoever emerges is uh charges drop kind
Speaker 2: of thing. So and and there was a drug component
Speaker 2: to it. But yeah, and uh, you know, people like
Speaker 2: calling he's not going to resign, by the way, and
Speaker 2: I don't know if you heard the constituents kind of
Speaker 2: laughing at it. It's a very different vibe in some
Speaker 2: of these more conservative pockets or GOP.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't want to assign necessarily wanting addicts to ode,
Speaker 2: but I understand the frustration and and frankly, there are
Speaker 2: some there are some people who are career criminals. They're
Speaker 2: not going to change, They're not going The amount of
Speaker 2: interdiction that there's been done over the years is not
Speaker 2: taking and sadly, like so many people in many places
Speaker 2: of the country, eventually they're there.
Speaker 1: Their addiction will kill them.
Speaker 2: So but obviously the shock value of the audio has
Speaker 2: all the moon bats in California freak it out, and
Speaker 2: it's like, well, I mean in a way, they're kind.
Speaker 2: You guys are holding injection sites and you give them drugs.
Speaker 2: You just don't give them that exact drug. So this
Speaker 2: guy's apparently just hoping for a different resolution, but I
Speaker 2: think it might be one born out of frustration, because
Speaker 2: he's the guy wh's got a answer when this stuff
Speaker 2: keeps going on and then has his hands tied by
Speaker 2: California state lawmakers. The correct response is we put them
Speaker 2: all in a bus and you drop them off in La,
Speaker 2: give them a little bucking around money. Remember when Florida
Speaker 2: was buying bus tickets for homeless anywhere out of Florida
Speaker 2: and everyone freaked out. That's probably that's probably how you
Speaker 2: should have worded it, sir. All right, seven forty six
Speaker 2: race stage. It is here to brighten that or yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: depending where you are.
Speaker 1: But what's going on again? Check it out? Check it out?
Speaker 1: The draft that Thursday it is.
Speaker 3: That's right, we already.
Speaker 1: Who you guys throwing your money away? Who knows? No,
Speaker 1: you guys have you guys are.
Speaker 2: What twelfth I remember looking at the lister. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: guys have the number twelve. Uh, there's just everyone's premed.
Speaker 2: And you take that Texas wide receiver, that Matthew Golden dude.
Speaker 12: So okay, I don't know we need a receiver. I
Speaker 12: don't I'd rather go running back first.
Speaker 2: But no, you can't have one because Ross and he
Speaker 2: already called He already called Dibbs.
Speaker 3: So who does Ross? Who's Ross looking at?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know he just wants to run back?
Speaker 3: Yeah, a running back in general. Yeah, it would have
Speaker 3: been nice if James Cook hadn't been a diva.
Speaker 2: You know what, maybe you guys can have James Cook.
Speaker 2: You guys love divas.
Speaker 12: Yeah, we like doing that. But yeah, the needs are
Speaker 12: so many. I don't even know, you know, O line receiver,
Speaker 12: running quarterback, quarterback.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna get to that.
Speaker 1: Should have I'm one of those eventually.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 12: But yeah, so mentally, it's it's probably you know, you're
Speaker 12: looking and you're kind of hearing the forecast and you're like,
Speaker 12: well that sounds terrible for the whole week. Yeah, and
Speaker 12: well you got to kind of put yourself in this
Speaker 12: and this is what I'm here for. I want to
Speaker 12: make you feel better that, just like we're seeing this morning,
Speaker 12: we don't have any rain yet, starting to see some
Speaker 12: of the showers, even a little bit of thunder out
Speaker 12: in near Ashville coming east. So there will be some
Speaker 12: showers thunder showers today, Tonight, Tomorrow, Tomorrow night, Thursday, Thursday night, Friday,
Speaker 12: Friday night, Saturday, Saturday night, but there will be opportunities
Speaker 12: for dry weather mixed in between. So today's chance is
Speaker 12: probably lower than tomorrow's. A few scattered showers and afternoon
Speaker 12: thunderstorm clouds, sunshine. Otherwise, load to mid eighties. Not a
Speaker 12: bad day. There will be some wet weather, but like
Speaker 12: I said, hours of dry weather, and then tomorrow the
Speaker 12: rain chances are up a bit. We're gonna have this
Speaker 12: front's gonna hang out for a few days, so keep
Speaker 12: the scattered showers thunderstorms tomorrow right through Thursday, probably even
Speaker 12: Friday too, So let's just put it all together. I
Speaker 12: think the chances of rain do lesson a little bit
Speaker 12: over the upcoming weekend, especially by Sunday, but hopefully over
Speaker 12: the next several days. Everybody gets so much need at rain,
Speaker 12: but you know, the kids at ball games or something
Speaker 12: like that. I don't think you go and cancel them
Speaker 12: in the morning or the day before. In the game
Speaker 12: in the world, that's right, play in the weather, thunder roars,
Speaker 12: get indoors, and you take the break right, and then
Speaker 12: you go back out, That's what I'd say.
Speaker 1: So I don't see.
Speaker 12: Hours and hours and hours of rain. There might be
Speaker 12: windows each evening for you know, maybe a walk around
Speaker 12: in the park or something, or for the kids to
Speaker 12: get a game in for a couple of hours.
Speaker 3: So yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Well, thank you very much, sir, do
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Ross.
Speaker 2: I just saw breaking news thing, big, big dead whale
Speaker 2: washed up in San Francisco. You know what has to happen, right,
Speaker 2: it has to happen. Let the and then the hobos
Speaker 2: can eat it after you've blown into smitherings. If we
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, if we don't have in our lifetime
Speaker 2: another one of these orgon mishaps. Every time I see
Speaker 2: a whale, I lobby for it, and none of you
Speaker 2: will help me out. You know, we dynamite Tanner.
Speaker 1: Right, let's do this.
Speaker 3: We need a gritty reboot.
Speaker 2: We need to do it again. And if you don't
Speaker 2: know that story, I'll quickly explain it. And we got
Speaker 2: a little Florida man thing for you coming up. Case
Speaker 2: O Day radio program. We have a quick phone call.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, is that Boston, Paul?
Speaker 1: Is that okay? Yes, sir, Yeah, I'm this is Paul.
Speaker 5: I'm running for Pope and I was hoping maybe I
Speaker 5: can get your offerings in smoke.
Speaker 1: You know, how does that work?
Speaker 5: We'll pass the plate over to you.
Speaker 1: Do you want money?
Speaker 5: Because I'm running my campaign for Pope.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're a cardinal, sir.
Speaker 5: Well or no, I'm a patriot.
Speaker 1: I see.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's that's a problem in itself. Are you guys
Speaker 2: throwing your pick away?
Speaker 1: He's here?
Speaker 5: I think that what's his name?
Speaker 1: Name?
Speaker 5: Keeps from Georgia, the.
Speaker 1: Lot, Yeah, the old line guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to have him.
Speaker 4: You don't want to have him.
Speaker 1: No, he's pretty good, So no, I know he.
Speaker 5: Is pretty good. We'll just see how the season goes.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking maybe another two more years of building here, maybe.
Speaker 1: Getting the quarterback. Have you guys thought about getting it?
Speaker 5: No? No, no, we just need the people to protect them,
Speaker 5: you know, you know, like they used to do it, Brady. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you set some people up there in the line, you
Speaker 5: know that could.
Speaker 4: Do the job.
Speaker 2: Oh No, when you said people have protected Brady, I
Speaker 2: thought you meant the referees and that's who really did
Speaker 2: the heavy lifting there.
Speaker 5: Well listen, I just I'm going to pass the offering
Speaker 5: played over to you, and maybe you and Roskin throw
Speaker 5: a couple of bucks in there and get my campaign
Speaker 5: going because it's expensive to do.
Speaker 2: Do you understand how bad it would look if somehow,
Speaker 2: some way you were elected pope and then the first
Speaker 2: time he walked into a church, lightning hit you.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, so you know you were talking about that yesterday.
Speaker 5: I don't think there's ever been an Irish pope. I
Speaker 5: don't think there has no, I don't.
Speaker 1: Think there's been.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's been a pope from an English
Speaker 2: speaking country.
Speaker 5: Well, well, anyway.
Speaker 2: Irish is close to you know speaking, Some of them
Speaker 2: are hard to understand.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so you wait, So.
Speaker 2: You're a trader Ross and I how are sitting here
Speaker 2: trying to get an American pope and the first thing
Speaker 2: you do is trader out back to Ireland. The ODA
Speaker 2: radio program Happy Tuesday as we truck along. Hey, Ross
Speaker 2: with the boss, cancel our tuesday meeting yet?
Speaker 1: Do we know? No? I don't see anything yet. Sorry?
Speaker 3: Is that weird?
Speaker 2: Like we'll openly root for it on the air too,
Speaker 2: because he's busy and I don't want him to have
Speaker 2: to waste time with us because everything's fine.
Speaker 3: No, he's in Charlotte, so we don't need that today. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, we you got things to do. We don't
Speaker 2: let us stay in your way. We're fine.
Speaker 1: Ross. Do you need anything? You're fine?
Speaker 3: I do not.
Speaker 1: I do not need anything either, So.
Speaker 3: Let me check it.
Speaker 2: Get'll be still done, okay, all right, check a third time.
Speaker 2: I'm good, okay, all right, except for if you want
Speaker 2: to double salaries, that'll be fine. We'll attend that meeting.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that's happening, so all right, few things.
Speaker 2: Let me get to this. Well that's funny, all right.
Speaker 2: I can'rry that email on the air, sir. But he's
Speaker 2: got some ideas for dealing with homeless stuff, and I,
Speaker 2: honestly I don't. I don't think I want you in
Speaker 2: charge of stuff. And let me let me go back
Speaker 2: to this because.
Speaker 1: Florida is.
Speaker 2: When I say Florida man, much like that. Remember the
Speaker 2: Astronaut of auld A. I got all mad because the
Speaker 2: interviewer said mankind, she's like humankind. When I say Florida
Speaker 2: man on this show, it can also mean Florida women.
Speaker 2: We don't discriminate, and this one's a douce.
Speaker 13: Florida then Florida man is something in the water the
Speaker 13: errors hand that makes should do all that crazy crap.
Speaker 13: It's like the state is one be dumb ass trapped.
Speaker 13: Nowhere else has the Florida man. It is almost like
Speaker 13: as the Weird Factor climbs. If you find out it
Speaker 13: haven't in Florida every time, Florida, then Florida man. If
Speaker 13: anyone can jeer me, if you know you can just
Speaker 13: mind life be crazy, but of course, but it's not.
Speaker 13: It's bad crap, crazy as yours.
Speaker 3: Nowhere else are you gonna find him?
Speaker 13: They're so used to it they don't find him.
Speaker 3: Hooray for Florida man man.
Speaker 1: Like I said, instead of man, it is wool Man.
Speaker 2: Fifty two year old Kimberly Shopper chopper, shopper.
Speaker 1: It's the word chopper like West Coast choppers. But with
Speaker 1: an es in front.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Deltona, Florida, and she was straight up running
Speaker 2: a business, but it's a weird business. Her store is
Speaker 2: called Wicked Wonderland, and so it appears she sells like
Speaker 2: which stuff and not ironically like when you go to
Speaker 2: New Orleans and you go to some of the black
Speaker 2: magic stores there where it's purely a put on. But
Speaker 2: she was selling some crazy stuff specifically, and this is
Speaker 2: what the problem is. The problem the state of Florida
Speaker 2: had human bones. Yeah, apparently you can't sell human bones
Speaker 2: for potions anymore. I don't know what this country's coming to,
Speaker 2: but yeah, so according to investigators, they found human remains
Speaker 2: for sale. By the way, do you know what human
Speaker 2: remains cost? In case you're wanting to buy bones. No,
Speaker 2: here's the deal. There are situations where you can buy
Speaker 2: human bones, and one of the I guess the best examples,
Speaker 2: although it is controlled, is is an actual full human skeleton,
Speaker 2: which are not cheap. By the way, for you know,
Speaker 2: research schools or scientific purposes, you can and maybe I
Speaker 2: don't know, maybe you can buy one too if it's
Speaker 2: old enough. But generally you can't go selling human remains,
Speaker 2: especially in this context, it tends to freak people out,
Speaker 2: but much more affordable than I thought. Let's go with
Speaker 2: the rib, right, that's a very well, very interesting, classically
Speaker 2: documented part of the human body. There's a little reference
Speaker 2: to it in the Bible, so I don't know, maybe
Speaker 2: you're biblically minded. What do you think of human rib costs?
Speaker 2: At Wicked Wonderland the Witch's Bruise store here? How much
Speaker 2: would you pay for a human rib?
Speaker 1: Thirty five bucks? That's downright affordable. Now. I don't know
Speaker 1: what the tariffs are going to do to this, but
Speaker 1: thirty five dollars ross. What do you think of.
Speaker 2: Human skull goes for a whole skull? Because you could
Speaker 2: buy skull fragments, but you could also buy a full skull.
Speaker 1: What do you think a full skull goes.
Speaker 3: For five hundred bucks?
Speaker 1: Six hundred dollars? Why do you know that almost exactly?
Speaker 1: Is there a reason?
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, my gut told me to fifty,
Speaker 3: but I figured I should raise it up a bit.
Speaker 3: I don't know why.
Speaker 2: Well, Trump's uh tariffs, Yeah, that's it. Probably terriffs. There
Speaker 2: are we tariffying human remains from China.
Speaker 3: Now, Reagan was an office. It was like a buck fifty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, bring back the good old days when you could
Speaker 2: get a skull and for the same price as a
Speaker 2: pack of UH baseball cards. And those fake cigarettes. Oh
Speaker 2: you remember the fake cigarettes back in the day.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: Ross and I were having a little nostalgic discussion earlier
Speaker 2: because today's Earth Day. By the way, you got your
Speaker 2: big Earthday party plans all set, everybody got you all
Speaker 2: ready to go.
Speaker 1: I don't know remember when it used to be a
Speaker 1: much bigger deal Earth Day.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the founding of Earth Day and
Speaker 2: all this stuff is amazing with some of the absolute
Speaker 2: gangsters that were behind it. But like I was remembering,
Speaker 2: you know we I think last week we're talking about
Speaker 2: how amazing Saturday Morning cartoons were for our generation. It
Speaker 2: had never been matched up to that point.
Speaker 1: It was peak.
Speaker 2: Children's entertainment. And you can't convince me otherwise. And obviously
Speaker 2: we will never get back there again, just due to
Speaker 2: the media landscape, all the choices, the ways in which
Speaker 2: you can stream stuff. If you were not part of
Speaker 2: the generation Ross and I were with Saturday Morning cartoons,
Speaker 2: you just can't know. However, there was one cartoon in
Speaker 2: there that even as a kid, you kind of went this,
Speaker 2: you know, one of these things is not like the other, right,
Speaker 2: And immediately Ross knew which one I'm talking about? Which
Speaker 2: one am I talking about?
Speaker 3: I just kept planning Captain Planet?
Speaker 2: What was that doing in our perfect Saturday Morning lineup?
Speaker 1: If not? Now as an adult, I realized propaganda.
Speaker 3: I never watched that garbage, did you?
Speaker 1: I remember? I'm sure I watched a couple episodes.
Speaker 2: Just you know, we had, but we didn't have satellite
Speaker 2: the whole time growing up, so a lot of I
Speaker 2: was real network bound on stuff, so maybe, but I
Speaker 2: couldn't tell you much about it.
Speaker 1: But I just remember thinking, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: No, And little did I know it was just early
Speaker 2: propaganda there. And I remember I watched a little mashup
Speaker 2: of some clips from it, and it basically sounds like
Speaker 2: an al Gore speech, but it was. I don't know
Speaker 2: if it was the injection of learning into Saturday Morning
Speaker 2: cartoons that made kids immediately recognize that this ain't it.
Speaker 2: But that's not to say that there weren't lessons that
Speaker 2: were conveyed, especially morality lessons, within cartoons, but largely that's
Speaker 2: where it ended, unless you got into a couple. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a couple other shows.
Speaker 1: There was a science show.
Speaker 2: I can't remember what it was, but like that was
Speaker 2: on the front and it wasn't real controversial stuff. Nowadays,
Speaker 2: if you have a science component of a kid's cartoon,
Speaker 2: they might be in there talking about transgenderism or climate
Speaker 2: change or you know whatever the current talking point is,
Speaker 2: instead of making chemical reactions, which is why you'd watch
Speaker 2: How many of you watched Mister Wizard back in the day,
Speaker 2: I know that isn't a cartoon. Why did did you
Speaker 2: ever ross? You did mister Wizard? You do some Mister Wizard.
Speaker 1: Dude all the time, okay, and why did you watch it?
Speaker 2: Because kids our age were getting to blow things up
Speaker 2: or make smoke and stuff.
Speaker 3: I saw a skit which is pretty accurate, and it's like,
Speaker 3: you know, retelling of Mister Wizard and it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: you kids work on this thing over here, and I'm
Speaker 3: going to stand behind this lead shield.
Speaker 1: Well I think it was an SNL, was it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've seen that same thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they mix these chemicals. I'm gonna be over here
Speaker 2: in a hazmat suit and the kids are like, yeah,
Speaker 2: what's going on here?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think that was an SNL skit. I do remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So, like there was learning components and then you
Speaker 2: had the PBS stuff before they were really got in
Speaker 2: there trying to twist you. But Saturday Morning cartoons were
Speaker 2: not for anything other than mindless entertainment. That was wildly entertaining.
Speaker 2: So think of that on your Earth Day here. Anyway,
Speaker 2: back to human parts of vertebrates, thirty five bucks. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't even know how to properly mix these into whatever
Speaker 2: fake potions that these weirdos think they're making now. Of
Speaker 2: the bones, they say it's a combination of Some of
Speaker 2: the bones are like really old and are considered archaeological
Speaker 2: finds based on the aging, but some of them are not.
Speaker 2: They're much more recent and they're trying to figure out
Speaker 2: and they arrested her for this. Imagine this, So she's
Speaker 2: selling five hundred year old bones. They took her to jail.
Speaker 2: A judge in New Mexico is housing a lot literal
Speaker 2: terrorist in his house and he was allowed to quietly
Speaker 2: resign and nobody's doing anything about it. I mean, just
Speaker 2: absolutely broken. Now, I'm not implying that she should be
Speaker 2: able to sell bones. I guess unless there are her bones.
Speaker 2: You can sell your body to science and that's not
Speaker 2: a crime. But you know, then he got to wait
Speaker 2: it out. That whole thing, so I don't know, but yeah,
Speaker 2: that whole thing's creepy. And the more I think about
Speaker 2: that judge, it's like, one of the things I keep
Speaker 2: hearing from people is why have there been no arrests?
Speaker 2: This is a good this would be the This is
Speaker 2: the one, right going back to the judge in New
Speaker 2: Mexico who had a trend a a Ragua member, not
Speaker 2: just hanging out in his house, living in his house,
Speaker 2: hanging out with his daughter and then going to the
Speaker 2: shooting range and handling firearms, which is a felony for
Speaker 2: somebody here illegally, and by the way, had a phone
Speaker 2: full of mutilated bodies and victims of other look like,
Speaker 2: you know, gainkillings on his phone as some sort of
Speaker 2: weird entertainment. This is the one you arrest the judge,
Speaker 2: the wife, the daughter who's an adult, especially the judge,
Speaker 2: and you prosecute them because this isn't harboring somebody you
Speaker 2: just thought here was illegally. This is harboring somebody who
Speaker 2: is a designated terrorist organ who was part of a
Speaker 2: designated terrorist organization.
Speaker 1: This should be a shoe in.
Speaker 2: And I hope that Trump administration purp walks this dude
Speaker 2: today and they can family purp walk them. They can
Speaker 2: put them like on a chain gang forreck, you know,
Speaker 2: so they got the leg, the whole thing, so they
Speaker 2: can pancake the whole team.
Speaker 1: If they get out of and you arrest them, this
Speaker 1: is it. You arrest them and.
Speaker 2: Then you go up to Minnesota where this state employee
Speaker 2: when the Walls's finance guys decides he's going to go
Speaker 2: ahead and keep all these teslas, and I know people
Speaker 2: are going, well, how can the federal government because one
Speaker 2: is having to do with terrorists, They clearly have jurisdiction
Speaker 2: there and up in Minnesota if it under certain hate
Speaker 2: crime statutes or interpretations of domestic terrorism, which the Trump
Speaker 2: administration has already decided. Targeting all of this tesla stuff
Speaker 2: and burning things down and vandalizing clearly qualifies.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: You need to start making examples. And I don't understand
Speaker 2: why the Trump administration is not making examples yet.
Speaker 1: I mean they do in some instances.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw that they relieved they've
Speaker 2: temporarily suspended. They may remove her from command of Fort McCoy.
Speaker 2: The the woman up there who is Oh hold on.
Speaker 2: I emailed the story to myself this morning. I just
Speaker 2: realized I hadn't opened it. I just saw it. This
Speaker 2: was the incident of Fort McCoy, which is in Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like in a Wassaw area, Wisconsin. I
Speaker 2: remember driving behind a bunch where they have, you know, essentially.
Speaker 1: The wall of photos. Yeah, here we go. There's an
Speaker 1: actual name for it. Yell at me, veterans.
Speaker 2: All right, Commander Fort McCoy relieved of duty after the
Speaker 2: US Army base failed to install photos of Trump, JD.
Speaker 1: Vance and Pete Hagseth.
Speaker 2: It's I mean, it's petty little stuff, right, But it's
Speaker 2: not petty little stuff because this is the highest ranking
Speaker 2: member of the military, who is in command of this base,
Speaker 2: who sets the example. And frankly, I'm also I'm also
Speaker 2: wondering how this woman is medically qualified to be in
Speaker 2: the military still, like, how does that happen? I don't
Speaker 2: know if you saw a picture of her, but she's
Speaker 2: clearly out of shape. And that's being very polite. And
Speaker 2: by the way, I don't think i'd be passing PT
Speaker 2: myself right now, But I'm not a I'm not the
Speaker 2: commander of Fort McCoy, and so the what is it
Speaker 2: called with when you get a variance on having to
Speaker 2: meet physical requirements? Or I also see a lot of
Speaker 2: people wearing beards now, and I thought that wasn't a thing.
Speaker 1: In the army for you know, standard members of the army.
Speaker 2: And yet the amount of photos I see and then
Speaker 2: I see it explain that there's some sort of I
Speaker 2: don't know, they can get they can get a note
Speaker 2: or whatever saying that they don't have to shave their
Speaker 2: beard or conform to it. Like it's clear that army
Speaker 2: standards are not just army, but military standards here in
Speaker 2: the US have been shipped away aggressively. And it's not
Speaker 2: just over the last four years. But it's going to
Speaker 2: look really nasty to outsiders who want to find a
Speaker 2: reason to be mad at the Trump administration and turn
Speaker 2: it into some sort of hate crime, like, oh, they
Speaker 2: removed another woman, Well, you're taught you're referring to the
Speaker 2: woman who's in charge of the base up in Greenland.
Speaker 2: They removed her because she sent an email out essentially
Speaker 2: denouncing what the vice president said during his visit and
Speaker 2: undermining the chain of command. So this woman decides that
Speaker 2: they're not going to post these photos because I don't
Speaker 2: know whatever, And everyone who walks by that wall and
Speaker 2: sees it understands what's going on, and it tells them that, well,
Speaker 2: maybe the chain of command has more interpretation, which I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: sounds like a really bad way to run a military. Right,
Speaker 2: you don't have to be running around code redding people
Speaker 2: or whatever was code red right in? Okay, yeah, you
Speaker 2: don't have to be running around doing the code reds.
Speaker 1: But also you.
Speaker 2: You have to have a certain especially when you get
Speaker 2: into the upper rationalon correct me if I'm wrong. I'm
Speaker 2: not a military veteran. Don't you have to have a
Speaker 2: certain level of uniformity letting people know that deviating from
Speaker 2: you know, the plan is not going to be accepted.
Speaker 2: But me, I know, maybe the only way you can
Speaker 2: do that is some code reds or you go into
Speaker 2: the hospital and slap a guy. That's a World War
Speaker 2: two thing. But and Paton got in trouble for it.
Speaker 2: But you know what I'm saying, I don't know. It
Speaker 2: just feels so far gone Sheila Ramirez, Colonel was suspended
Speaker 2: as garrison commander of Fort McCoy in Wisconsin. And while
Speaker 2: they say it's not technically related to misconduct, it's clear
Speaker 2: that they have lost confidence in her ability to command
Speaker 2: and to think that you're going to lose your command
Speaker 2: because you were so petty you didn't want to make
Speaker 2: sure that the photos were installed, which, by the way,
Speaker 2: she herself would have walked by every day, every day
Speaker 2: and just didn't care. And of course today's news is
Speaker 2: going to be, oh, they're targeting women in command. No,
Speaker 2: it's not just women who have been taken to task,
Speaker 2: and it won't continue to be. And in fact, there
Speaker 2: are some other things I want to tell you about,
Speaker 2: but we got to take a break. We got more
Speaker 2: audio to get to all coming up. It's the CaCO
Speaker 2: Day Radio program. It is eight thirty five. Glad to
Speaker 2: have you along here on the CaCO Day Radio program.
Speaker 2: So I admitted earlier in the show, and let me
Speaker 2: finally get to the audio. By the way, all right,
Speaker 2: so people in the military explaining this to me, you
Speaker 2: can get a shaving way there religious exemptions, but it
Speaker 2: doesn't have to be ultimately goes against good order.
Speaker 1: And discipline. I'm just looking I'm just pointing it out again.
Speaker 2: I'm loath to to, you know, roll hand grenades in
Speaker 2: on this issue because ultimately, I did not serve in
Speaker 2: the military, and so you know, at the end of
Speaker 2: the day, I'm not going to have the clearest vision.
Speaker 1: But from an outsider.
Speaker 2: Looking in, it seems that when you have something that
Speaker 2: to to h to maximize lethality and maximize the ability
Speaker 2: to well, let me just say it, strike fear, like
Speaker 2: I want my military so scary that nobody dares engage us,
Speaker 2: and so in effect.
Speaker 1: It provides.
Speaker 2: Less, you know, less possibility of Americans having to to
Speaker 2: you know, spend the ultimate treasure, so to speak, in
Speaker 2: defense of their nation. I want people to go, oh,
Speaker 2: the US. I want the hoho thies to go.
Speaker 1: This is dumb. Why are we doing this? That's what
Speaker 1: I want. Now.
Speaker 2: It's not like they're getting a lot of good shots
Speaker 2: in on us, but they're taking them. I want them
Speaker 2: terrified at the prospect of that. And I understand there's
Speaker 2: a lot more at play there. And so when I
Speaker 2: see things like statements from base commanders undermining essentially the
Speaker 2: chain of commands, that tells me that that's probably not effective.
Speaker 2: And it tells me that if it ever like we're
Speaker 2: fast approaching to day, if I could just be slippery
Speaker 2: slope guy, where people aren't gonna like the orders, and
Speaker 2: it's not that they'll be illegal orders, that's something completely different, right,
Speaker 2: but orders, and they'll go no, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: But in a greater number than just people who you know,
Speaker 2: eighty six at around Vietnam or something and just went out,
Speaker 2: I'm moving to Canada, that kind of stuff, and that's
Speaker 2: not helpful. I need you guys to take that hill.
Speaker 2: Well why are we taking the hill? Well, I need
Speaker 2: you guys to take it because we've determined that if
Speaker 2: we control that hill, we control the high ground, and
Speaker 2: that's going to like can you imagine when we were
Speaker 2: trying to figure out to take the various islands that
Speaker 2: we had to take and some of the bloodiest battles
Speaker 2: of World War Two so that we could stage bombers
Speaker 2: for the purpose of delivering those payloads to Japan, and
Speaker 2: they went, I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: OK Now, let's leave them alone. I don't ideologically agree
Speaker 1: with that. You have absolute.
Speaker 2: Turmoil at that point, and it starts with and This
Speaker 2: is kind of the broken windows theory, and please feel
Speaker 2: free to correct me if I'm wrong. It's like the
Speaker 2: broken windows policing strategy in New York, which was wildly effective,
Speaker 2: and that started with you're out here smashing windows as
Speaker 2: a general nuisance. We're not just going to look the
Speaker 2: other way, because if you think you get away with that,
Speaker 2: then all of a sudden, you're stealing a car. And
Speaker 2: if you think you can get away with that, now
Speaker 2: you're stealing a car with somebody inside that you beat
Speaker 2: up or maybe worse, and onwards and upwards, and within
Speaker 2: the military, I got to feel if you're especially if
Speaker 2: you're new into the military, and you're walking around in
Speaker 2: your base, commanders pushing you know, forty percent body fat.
Speaker 2: I'm not picking just on this woman. I'm just using
Speaker 2: an example. I don't know what her body fat is.
Speaker 2: Let me just be very clear. She does look to
Speaker 2: be out of shape. But if that's the example you see,
Speaker 2: or you're having to shave your beard off and you
Speaker 2: really like your beard, but now you're seeing various people
Speaker 2: up the chain of command who aren't religious to your
Speaker 2: in your mindset, you've you never understood that who somehow
Speaker 2: have one of these waivers, it gets in your mind,
Speaker 2: why should I have to do something The only people
Speaker 2: should be rocking around in the military, in my opinion,
Speaker 2: with beards if they want them, are like super Special
Speaker 2: Forces dudes, because it just completes the look, right, I
Speaker 2: don't mind. I don't know why it is, and maybe
Speaker 2: it's playing favorites. But if I see a bunch of
Speaker 2: seals standing around like that scene with Chris Pratt and
Speaker 2: crew in Zero Dark thirty right, and she's like, I
Speaker 2: don't want to use your guys with your dip and
Speaker 2: your velcrow or whatever that line is there, and they're
Speaker 2: all sitting around, they got the scruffy beards, whatever, I'm
Speaker 2: okay with a bunch of seals running around looking like that.
Speaker 2: I feel like you've earned it and that's okay. Maybe
Speaker 2: there's a strategic reason for blending. I don't even know,
Speaker 2: but I see this stuff and I ask questions because
Speaker 2: I just wonder if that's going to be the best
Speaker 2: way to affect whatever horrible, horrible, terrible thing maybe asked
Speaker 2: of the military, and war is terrible. So I just
Speaker 2: don't understand why I see all those photos. But maybe
Speaker 2: there's something I'm missing, So hold out the opportunity for
Speaker 2: somebody to set me straight, and I will readily admit
Speaker 2: I'm wrong, but I don't think I am all right.
Speaker 1: Jerry, what's up?
Speaker 4: Hey, Jase, Hey, just coming in. I've got over thirty
Speaker 4: one years in the military and used to what you
Speaker 4: would see was so African Americans back in the day
Speaker 4: they had they would get what's up, shave bumps, and
Speaker 4: so they were allowed what's what's got a ship so
Speaker 4: they didn't have to shave. But what they would do
Speaker 4: they would still keep it nice and neat.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: And today and I don't know if the how plays
Speaker 4: a big part of this or not, but over the
Speaker 4: last probably ten years, they claim religious exceptions, different people
Speaker 4: with religious exceptions, and they don't just keep it neat,
Speaker 4: they just grow it out.
Speaker 2: And the pictures I was seeing. The picture I was
Speaker 2: seeing was they had they had a bunch of dudes
Speaker 2: information and like five of them had like the whole
Speaker 2: Jeremiah Johnson, rip Van Winkles.
Speaker 4: Yeah, going on. They're doing that because they allowed to.
Speaker 4: And the next thing is there's another one. You're gonna
Speaker 4: love this one. It's called the Viking exemption. And so
Speaker 4: most of these are your white guys, and they're going
Speaker 4: out this big, huge beard for a Viking religion. Last
Speaker 4: time I checked, I didn't think the Vikings were from
Speaker 4: the United States. Maybe I'm hong that.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: Look, Islam, which is probably one that gets exemption, is
Speaker 2: not a is not from the United States. It did
Speaker 2: not originate nor did Christiate that that matter. But I
Speaker 2: think it really rich that I just watched what twenty
Speaker 2: thousand members of the military literally excommunicated or lose rank
Speaker 2: because they wanted religious exemptions to COVID and they were
Speaker 2: denied it. And so like, you can't have it both ways.
Speaker 2: Figure out what it is.
Speaker 4: Well, and we've got to bring our standards back. If
Speaker 4: you can't have the standard in your military, how do
Speaker 4: you have it anywhere else?
Speaker 1: Well, I here's the deal.
Speaker 2: If you want to prove to me the Viking exemption,
Speaker 2: I think you should have to do a series of tasks, sir,
Speaker 2: Like you've got to be able to lift Molnar or
Speaker 2: whatever the Thor's hammer is.
Speaker 1: Right. If you can't do that, obviously not and.
Speaker 2: Probably you're going to have to rape and pillage the
Speaker 2: village in northern England. And then I'll be like, all right, Beck,
Speaker 2: I guess his exemption.
Speaker 4: So yeah, in any of these religious conditions that they're doing.
Speaker 4: I mean, there are things in recruiting where when you
Speaker 4: come out as a recruiter, they're still claiming it. But
Speaker 4: there's recruiting as well. It's called a special duty, and
Speaker 4: that special duty does not allow you.
Speaker 1: To wear a beard.
Speaker 4: And so here's so much Special Forces. A lot of
Speaker 4: the Special Forces are allowed to wear that beard because
Speaker 4: they have to fit into various areas with duties and
Speaker 4: stuff that they do.
Speaker 2: Right, And who, by the way, who's going to go
Speaker 2: tell Chuck Norris and the rest of Delta Force they
Speaker 2: got to save Not this guy.
Speaker 4: Not Chuck even to says today, you still don't want
Speaker 4: to tell him that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, hell no, I'd be terrified. That would be the
Speaker 2: worst mos ever. You're the guy in charge of telling
Speaker 2: Chuck Norris to shave good luck, have fun?
Speaker 1: All right. I appreciate Jerry, the background, the area. This
Speaker 1: is what I'm talking about. Ross. Do you want to
Speaker 1: tell Chuck Norris he's gonna shave his beard?
Speaker 2: Hell no, no, No. Delta Delta Force cats are different too.
Speaker 2: I've known one member of Delta Force and they're not
Speaker 2: even like the other Special Forces guys or x EX
Speaker 2: Delta Force member like those are some those are some
Speaker 2: scary dudes. And it's not just that they're physically scary.
Speaker 2: They're smart too. And that's not me picking on seals
Speaker 2: or anything. I'm just pointing out that like or or
Speaker 2: Green Berets or any of the rest, Like they're like
Speaker 2: they really could mcguy for a bomb and you wouldn't
Speaker 2: even know it, like a in a second. Like that's
Speaker 2: some that's some real deal stuff there. I'm not telling
Speaker 2: those dudes to shave. Go ahead, man, you want a
Speaker 2: Rapunzel style beard, you go ahead and do that thing.
Speaker 2: Just you know, keep being one of the most lethal
Speaker 2: special fighters on the planet. We're good, all right at
Speaker 2: eight forty five very lethal, race stagic with a Doppler.
Speaker 1: Don't want to travel.
Speaker 2: Do some Doppler foo. Are you there, sir? Oh, good morning, yeah,
Speaker 2: good morning. Yeah, that's your weapon of choice. Apparently there's
Speaker 2: you can get a beard exemption if you're a Viking
Speaker 2: religion in the US military.
Speaker 1: And I didn't know that's a thing, did not know that.
Speaker 2: So, but I think you have to be a you
Speaker 2: have to lift Thor's Hammer. Maybe you can't do that then, right,
Speaker 2: you're not. It's not for real, and.
Speaker 12: From what I've seen in movies, that's pretty difficult task.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ross, what's the current number that have lifted the
Speaker 2: hammer and the Marvel series?
Speaker 1: Three of them?
Speaker 3: Right? I think three?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Captain America and Danley Portman as whatever her character was.
Speaker 1: So oh that's right. Yeah, yeah, So you tried to
Speaker 1: purge that from your brain, as we all did. All right,
Speaker 1: So what do we got from the weather perspective, sir?
Speaker 12: I think quite a few more hours today anyway of
Speaker 12: dry weather, as showers will start coming into the triad,
Speaker 12: probably the next couple of hours, just about getting into
Speaker 12: Hickory and just north of Greenville in South Carolina North Carolina, respectively.
Speaker 3: They'll roll east.
Speaker 12: So a few showers, maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon, a
Speaker 12: little bit eighty so it's still pretty mild tonight, a
Speaker 12: few showers and thunder showers, and it's more of the
Speaker 12: same lather rinse, repeat for Wednesday and Thursday, now Friday,
Speaker 12: maybe a little less rain, but scattered showers thunder showers
Speaker 12: around each day. There will be opportunities for some dry
Speaker 12: periods too. Temperatures will be in the mid upper seventies
Speaker 12: through Thursday and then Friday some showers in the afternoon,
Speaker 12: so we may end up with more dry hours Friday
Speaker 12: with partly sunny sky than any day this week from
Speaker 12: this point forward. After this afternoon, well highs by Friday
Speaker 12: upper seventies, maybe eighty, And right now the weekend looks
Speaker 12: kind of fifty to fifty. Still some wet weather around Saturday,
Speaker 12: but sunshiners will returned Sunday. So kind of at flipping weeks.
Speaker 12: Casey last week, very dry week, warm this week, little
Speaker 12: cool with rain chances chance rain each day. So if
Speaker 12: you're hanging around looking for rainfall at water to garden
Speaker 12: or something, I'm probably gonna get it.
Speaker 2: By the way, I figured out your guys quarterback problem,
Speaker 2: and it's not gonna cost you a lot of money.
Speaker 2: So oh, there's a report now that Colin Kaepernick as
Speaker 2: indicated ease training all day every day and trying to
Speaker 2: get a team to sign and the comeback.
Speaker 3: So oh, okay, hey that'll work.
Speaker 12: Yeah really, yeah, no, I'd rather go with the other guy.
Speaker 1: I went for you very much. I'm sure you do,
Speaker 1: I am sure. Yeah, we're very hopeful.
Speaker 2: So all right, thank you, sir, appreciate it. And if not,
Speaker 2: the patriots, but yeah, we want this, we believe.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll be back. Hang on.
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 14: Casey stocks posted the significant losses yesterday, but the futures
Speaker 14: point to a Tuesday turnaround. They've been higher right across
Speaker 14: the board all morning. Dow futures are up three hundred
Speaker 14: and eighty seven points at the moment, but Verizon Shaars
Speaker 14: are losing some ground pre market. The nation's biggest wireless company,
Speaker 14: lost more mobile phone subscribers than expected in the first quarter.
Speaker 14: Executives from some of the nation's biggest retailers made their
Speaker 14: case for tariff relief during a White House meeting with
Speaker 14: President Trump. The new levies have destabilized global supply chain
Speaker 14: and rattled consumers. Target, Walmart and Home Depot issued statements
Speaker 14: after the meeting describing the session as productive and constructive.
Speaker 14: Lowe's was also represented, though it did not issue a comment.
Speaker 14: Roche Holding is planning a big investment in its US operations,
Speaker 14: a Swiss drugmaker, is joining a wave of international companies
Speaker 14: that have announced American investments since President Trump rolled out
Speaker 14: his tariffs. Roche says it will spend fifty billion dollars
Speaker 14: in the US over the next five years, expanding manufacturing
Speaker 14: and creating more than twelve thousand jobs. Federal Trade Commission
Speaker 14: accuses Uber Technologies of making it too hard for subscribers
Speaker 14: to the Uber one service to cancel their subscriptions. The
Speaker 14: ten dollars a month service is designed to help members
Speaker 14: save on rides and food deliveries, but the FTC says
Speaker 14: people who want out have to jump through too many hoops.
Speaker 14: Whalt Disney moved up the release date for the film
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Speaker 14: years to wait.
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Speaker 3: You have a good day.
Speaker 1: Bite. Yeah, look at that falling into that trap right there.
Speaker 2: All right, hey, I mentioned quickly, let me display this
Speaker 2: audio that I At first, I was like, get David
Speaker 2: Hog away from actually being out there and and influencing
Speaker 2: politics in any way. And then I saw that he's
Speaker 2: trying to undermine a bunch of incumbents in the Democrat Party,
Speaker 2: and then everyone's mad at him. And then I saw
Speaker 2: that they put him on a panel show with Right's
Speaker 2: previous and others, and this dude is dumber than AOC.
Speaker 2: I don't care if you went to Harvard. It actually
Speaker 2: shows what a canard all of that was. This guy's
Speaker 2: an idiot, and he's so wildly misinformed. It's almost it's
Speaker 2: like watching somebody beat a puppy to death.
Speaker 1: It's just just.
Speaker 2: The saddest thing you've ever seen, except puppies are likable
Speaker 2: and David Hogg is not.
Speaker 9: And unfortunately, David, I'd have you removed from from the
Speaker 9: party because I think number one, I think you're sincere.
Speaker 3: I don't question that. I think you're right.
Speaker 9: The Democrats are a complete mess of no movement.
Speaker 3: They've got no.
Speaker 9: Well he said, they've got no messages, they've got they've
Speaker 9: gotten no movement, they've gotten no leader. I mean, it
Speaker 9: doesn't get any worse than that. I mean, you're defending Harvard,
Speaker 9: You're traveling to El Salvador for MS thirteen gang members.
Speaker 3: But here's the point.
Speaker 9: You're taking twenty million dollars.
Speaker 1: If I'm looking at.
Speaker 9: Someone in my vice chair of the RNC taking twenty
Speaker 9: million dollars for another effort, it's twenty million dollars out
Speaker 9: of the DNC's pocket. You can't be on the board
Speaker 9: of the fishing Enforest Company and on green Peace at
Speaker 9: the same time.
Speaker 3: I think it's right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, let me let me push back again. This was
Speaker 10: not a thirteen gang member and you damn well know that.
Speaker 3: Oh come on, he was.
Speaker 2: Not and he believes that, by the way, and anyone
Speaker 2: who believes that is absolutely beyond me, because you have
Speaker 2: to agdore all the.
Speaker 10: Guy America we have. We are law and we are
Speaker 10: a land of law and order. And this administration is
Speaker 10: repeatedly showing time and time again they do not care
Speaker 10: about what the Supreme Court says.
Speaker 3: They do not care about the rule of law.
Speaker 10: And you cannot defend sending people to any other country.
Speaker 1: A pull in another country, but think that he's.
Speaker 9: A by the way, so you're losing your effort. So
Speaker 9: if you want to try to defend the constitutionality of
Speaker 9: deporting a legal immigrant that's here, take a rod and
Speaker 9: sign to come. Every he's here illegally. They check in
Speaker 9: an Intel community, every Intel community agency, and the White
Speaker 9: House say he is a member of them.
Speaker 1: Rights fight.
Speaker 10: Okay, the major points.
Speaker 12: Why would the man win this, Well, well there wasn't.
Speaker 2: I just can't anymore. He also went on to say
Speaker 2: that it was a Nino Spring Court decision.
Speaker 1: It wasn't