Speaker 1: Get ready.
Speaker 2: Third day of July, one day before what they call
Speaker 2: Independence Day, allegedly here in America. Who knows if I'll
Speaker 2: have my co host on tomorrow night's show, but right
Speaker 2: now it is Thursday, July three, twenty twenty five, allegedly
Speaker 2: according to that thing we call a calendar, also known as.
Speaker 3: The Pope's work schedule. Anyway, here we are Thorsday.
Speaker 2: I'm going to try and pack a bunch of news headlines,
Speaker 2: a little bit of information, a couple of I Told
Speaker 2: you sos, and maybe a couple of bits and pieces
Speaker 2: from Audio Nation stations out there and get it all
Speaker 2: in on a Thursday Ocelli effect. Plus, after I'm done
Speaker 2: with this news, I'll probably split it into a second podcast,
Speaker 2: but it'll be one broadcast. Larry Hancock is going to
Speaker 2: join me in the nine o'clock hour, hopefully right at
Speaker 2: nine pm Eastern time.
Speaker 3: Here in what we used to call America.
Speaker 2: And this might be a bit of an interesting one
Speaker 2: from mister Hancock, who always gives us context. And we'll
Speaker 2: also be talking about a little bit of media related
Speaker 2: stuff and all that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: If you ain't got that swing, do op du op,
Speaker 3: du op du op du op and no.
Speaker 2: That's not an Italian slur. Anyway, Let's get at it.
Speaker 2: There is plenty to cover, that's for certain, and some
Speaker 2: of it is kind of funny, some of it not
Speaker 2: so much. So let's begin in media in general and
Speaker 2: talk about well, yet another passing. Michael Madsen, basically known
Speaker 2: for Well, probably best known with Quentin Tarantino films Reservoir Dog,
Speaker 2: Kill Bill Volume one and two. He died at the
Speaker 2: age of sixty seven, and this according to the AP
Speaker 2: Los Angeles date Line Los Angeles AP Today, Michael Matson,
Speaker 2: the actor best known for his coolly, menacing, steel eyed,
Speaker 2: often sadistic characters in films of Quentin Tarantino, including Reservoir
Speaker 2: Dogs and Kill Bill Volume two, has died. Madson was
Speaker 2: found unresponsive in his home in Malibu, California, on Thursday
Speaker 2: morning and pronounced dead. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Watch
Speaker 2: Commander Christopher Jorauguis Jaya you r e g u I
Speaker 2: Juragua or joa I Guess said he is believed to
Speaker 2: have died of natural causes, and authorities do not suspect
Speaker 2: any foul play was involved. Madson's manager Ron Smith said
Speaker 2: cardiac arrest was a parent cause he was sixty seven.
Speaker 2: Madson's career spanned more than three hundred credits, stretching back
Speaker 2: to the early nineteen eighties, many in low budget films.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not going to continue to read from the article,
Speaker 3: but if you don't remember, in the movie.
Speaker 2: Kill Bill, all right, Bill has a brother at one point,
Speaker 2: and he's a bouncer in a strip club.
Speaker 3: Okay, and there you go. That's his whole thing.
Speaker 2: And he's part of the you know, the Massive Vipers,
Speaker 2: the whole you know, kind of kitch Leyden nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: style assassin group that goes out and they're killing people
Speaker 2: with samurai swords and all that good stuff.
Speaker 3: It's an incredible story.
Speaker 2: If you don't know Kill Bill Volume one and two,
Speaker 2: you don't know what the hell I'm talking about. But anyway,
Speaker 2: he actually plays a pretty good role. I can't remember
Speaker 2: the character's name off the top of my head, but
Speaker 2: he's some kind of po dunk name, you know, and
Speaker 2: he just looks like the type of guy who winds
Speaker 2: up typically being a loser and some way off the
Speaker 2: strip kind of strip club. And the manager yells at
Speaker 2: him for wearing his cowboy hat and being a jerk
Speaker 2: and showing up late and whatever.
Speaker 3: So it is what it is, and quite frankly, I
Speaker 3: think he is, you know, a good actor.
Speaker 2: And it's really sad to see more and more people
Speaker 2: that I recognize from various films that I have enjoyed
Speaker 2: and really think are masterpieces of one sort or another,
Speaker 2: slowly but surely.
Speaker 3: Evaporating in the heat of time.
Speaker 2: So let's just take a quick look, because it does
Speaker 2: occur to me that a guy was only born in
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty seven who did pass away? You know, it's weird.
Speaker 2: Sixty seven used to be like, well, of course that's
Speaker 2: an old man.
Speaker 3: What are you going to do?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they usually used to say that until only a
Speaker 2: few years ago, when I don't know, life expectancy at
Speaker 2: least psychologically seemed to go up. So sixty seven when
Speaker 2: I was a little kid, was like, well, of course
Speaker 2: that's an old man. And it's not just the little
Speaker 2: kid's version of an old man because of.
Speaker 3: Thirty year old. Right.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'm babbling and rambling and I really shouldn't. Let's
Speaker 2: go ahead and randomly leave through some of Mattson's allegedly
Speaker 2: three hundred, you know, production credits. And also even though
Speaker 2: the name sounds familiar and does sound like it would
Speaker 2: be you know, one of those great you know, like
Speaker 2: your family's in, so you're in, and you know, and
Speaker 2: that's all there is. You just sort of blessed and
Speaker 2: you get in because you know your grandfathered in, your
Speaker 2: legacy in the business. I mean, that's usually the way
Speaker 2: a lot of Hollywood works and all that. But previous
Speaker 2: to kill Bill, this guy had a career and you know,
Speaker 2: some of it in minor roles, and I bet you
Speaker 2: if you think back, look back, you might remember in
Speaker 2: some films and TV shows and stuff. But anyway, he
Speaker 2: was actually in War Games in nineteen eighty three. Okay,
Speaker 2: you know, he ended up on TV in the eighties
Speaker 2: and like Cagney Lacy, my Vice, you know, stuff like that. Okay,
Speaker 2: you know spot rolls here and there. I mean, I
Speaker 2: think I remember him on some Law and Orders, but
Speaker 2: who the hell didn't end up on Law and Orders.
Speaker 2: He was also in the TV show Quantum Leap, and
Speaker 2: you know, he played a role in the movie The
Speaker 2: Doors and then you hit the Tarantino spot in ninety
Speaker 2: two with Reservoir Dogs, and again, I'm a fan of Tarantino.
Speaker 2: I know some of you definitely are not, but I
Speaker 2: find his films fascinating and not pretentious, but you know,
Speaker 2: just on a different level psychologically, because I think the
Speaker 2: man is super intelligent but also very much married to
Speaker 2: his nostalgia driven kind of you know.
Speaker 3: Cheese, and he just enjoys his cheese, and he made
Speaker 3: a whole life out of it.
Speaker 2: And really I wanted to see what would happen if
Speaker 2: this guy, you know, God help us all, did a
Speaker 2: Star Trek movie.
Speaker 3: It's it's still up in the air as to whether
Speaker 3: he may or may not do it. Anyway.
Speaker 2: He was also in the movie Donnie Nebrasco. I think
Speaker 2: I mentioned The Doors already. You know, he was in
Speaker 2: like one of the species, you know, freaking I don't know,
Speaker 2: one of the sequels, right, how many species sequels have
Speaker 2: there been?
Speaker 3: Not even sure?
Speaker 2: Who cares horror movie stuff, So you know, he's in horror,
Speaker 2: he's in drama, he's in mob movies. He was in
Speaker 2: something called Bad Guys at one point, you know, that
Speaker 2: movie Choke, which was you know, for for a hot second,
Speaker 2: a hot item out there in films, right, and Entertainment
Speaker 2: and then Kill Bill volume one. Now everybody knows him
Speaker 2: for volume two, but he's also in volume one, and
Speaker 2: he was in the movie Renegade.
Speaker 3: Okay, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: He ended up in one of the adaptations of Frankenstein
Speaker 2: Sin City.
Speaker 3: He was in the movie Sin City. I mean to say,
Speaker 3: scary movie four.
Speaker 2: You know, again, all over the place he ends up,
Speaker 2: you know, voicing stuff in video games, sometimes related to
Speaker 2: the movies, sometimes not. Guys had an interesting, vibrant and
Speaker 2: diverse career. So you know, you're going, okay, great Chuck.
Speaker 2: You know, he's a nineties guy and you like the nineties.
Speaker 2: It turns out Chuck likes the nineties a lot more
Speaker 2: than you know. His favorite band which came from the seventies.
Speaker 2: I get it, but it's just something to mention. He
Speaker 2: also ended up on Bob's Burgers in twenty twelve as
Speaker 2: a voice.
Speaker 3: Right, let's see.
Speaker 2: He was in the TV show Blue Blood see Back
Speaker 2: to the TV Back to the TV Prince of the
Speaker 2: City in twenty twelve as well. Good year for him,
Speaker 2: right anyway, Mob of the Dead, interesting one, a few
Speaker 2: other fast and I'm just like really randomly just kind.
Speaker 3: Of like scraping through is IMDb. Maybe I'll give you
Speaker 3: the link to it.
Speaker 2: Actually, I'll put it in the Ocelli chat room and
Speaker 2: also in the show notes, because I think it's worthy
Speaker 2: to look through and just realize this guy has probably
Speaker 2: been in something that you enjoyed or liked if you're
Speaker 2: my kind of listener, generally speaking.
Speaker 3: If you're new to the show, you're going, what in
Speaker 3: the hell is this? And I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: He was in Megaladon Away, Hangover, in Death Valley, Dead
Speaker 2: on Time, okay, and other things in you know, the
Speaker 2: past seven eight years. Okay, let's see where where did
Speaker 2: he end up? And did he have stuff in production
Speaker 2: at the time? Was Death Well, you know, a lot
Speaker 2: of the stuff wasn't as prominent later on, looks like,
Speaker 2: you know, the Outlaw Johnny Black, you know, Monster Mash,
Speaker 2: Spirit River, South of Hope Street. Okay, so not a
Speaker 2: big big deal at that point. And he was he
Speaker 2: had apparently finished something called Resurrection Road, which we'll probably
Speaker 2: now get a boost from. Is you know, every time
Speaker 2: somebody dies in the business, right, there's always a boost
Speaker 2: to their stuff one.
Speaker 3: Way or another.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'll put it in, yeah, put it in the
Speaker 2: show notes. I grabbed this while I was talking, put
Speaker 2: it in the show notes, and also toss it in
Speaker 2: the live chatroom at ochelli dot com where nobody's hanging
Speaker 2: out anyway. That's why I can do this any which
Speaker 2: way I want when I do it live, and hell,
Speaker 2: I won't even edit it because I'm that kind of
Speaker 2: fun guy.
Speaker 4: If you will.
Speaker 3: Anyway, there's that, and let's go to some other media news.
Speaker 2: Fox News host urges Trump to send a message to
Speaker 2: CNN amid a prosecution threat.
Speaker 3: Fox News Emily.
Speaker 2: Acompagno, okay, and no, I'm not pronouncing it any better
Speaker 2: than that, urge the Trump administration to send a message
Speaker 2: in quotes to CNN after officials threatened to prosecute the
Speaker 2: rival network for a report about a controversial app that
Speaker 2: allows users to alert other users when ice agents are
Speaker 2: in the area. On Wednesday's edition of The Five, Greg Guttfeld,
Speaker 2: one of BP's favors, asserted that President Donald Trump was
Speaker 2: making CNN clench even harder after the liberal network pushed
Speaker 2: an app called ice Block. Now they didn't push it,
Speaker 2: by the way, I'm pulling away from the article, and
Speaker 2: this is on media. I I guess I'll give you
Speaker 2: a link to this in the show notes, but it
Speaker 2: is what it is, dude. Anyway, Yeah, se everybody hit everybody.
Speaker 3: And why is that happening? Well, how about this from
Speaker 3: the American.
Speaker 2: Spectator, the delicious CBS And they did use the word delicious.
Speaker 2: So I'm just going to assume randomly and probably politically incorrectly,
Speaker 2: that the author, or at least the person who titled
Speaker 2: this article is gay. The delicious CBS News settlement and
Speaker 2: what it pretends. What it portends, it's humiliating for them.
Speaker 2: I'm just reading from the article.
Speaker 3: By the way, anyway, like I said once again.
Speaker 2: In the American Spectator, no less. You may have seen
Speaker 2: the news Wednesday that President Donald Trump has settled what
Speaker 2: was a twenty billion dollar lawsuit with the parent company
Speaker 2: of CBS News over its edit of a sixty minutes
Speaker 2: interview with Kamala Harris for much less from CBS's own
Speaker 2: reporting of the settlement. Okay, let me just stop here.
Speaker 2: He got money from CBS. He sued them because he
Speaker 2: was saying that they were interfering with the election, and he.
Speaker 3: Took him to court.
Speaker 2: Because Donald Trump, believe it or not, bigger business for him.
Speaker 2: Many many years of his existence outside of branding everything Trump,
Speaker 2: whether it was crap or not, and slapping gold colored
Speaker 2: labels onto things that say Trump.
Speaker 3: Which is his best business model.
Speaker 2: Really not a real estate I mean, he was a
Speaker 2: real estate hustler from Queens, but he wasn't good at
Speaker 2: it and pissed away most of what his father left
Speaker 2: him in the first place, which you know, in a
Speaker 2: most obsequious way. He allowed about four hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: to go to Donnie. But anyway, he you know, pissed
Speaker 2: that away and lost more than that on the three
Speaker 2: casinos he bankrupted in freaking Atlantic City.
Speaker 3: But anyhow, put all that.
Speaker 2: Aside, one of Trump's biggest and best business models ever
Speaker 2: is nuisance lawsuit.
Speaker 3: He absorbs them, counter sues as suits, goes after.
Speaker 2: Everybody, and now with the power of the US government,
Speaker 2: he's going after media companies and quite frankly, CBS just
Speaker 2: paid him twenty you know, twenty million dollars or sixteen
Speaker 2: million dollars. There's varying reports here, but to be honest
Speaker 2: with you, it's CBS paying nuisance money to this guy.
Speaker 2: Sixteen million dollars or twenty million dollars is garbage compared
Speaker 2: to the twenty billion he sued for. It's sort of
Speaker 2: like the guy who comes to you from the insurance
Speaker 2: adjusters to get you off the back of the homeowner
Speaker 2: who's you know, property, you broke your leg on.
Speaker 3: Look, here's what's acceptable to get rid of this moron,
Speaker 3: and we pay this.
Speaker 2: It'll cost us less than taking it to court sixteen
Speaker 2: million for what CBS would spend to defend a twenty
Speaker 2: billion dollar lawsuit.
Speaker 3: Cost benefit analysis is nuisance money.
Speaker 2: Now, I wish I could get my hands on some
Speaker 2: of this nuisance, which, by the way, is not going
Speaker 2: into the taxpayer's coffers. And you know, the workaround for
Speaker 2: it not going straight ahead into Donnie's pocket is that
Speaker 2: it'll go to.
Speaker 3: His presidential library. Right cute.
Speaker 2: So his presidential library has got, you know, a jet
Speaker 2: which was given to him by Qatar. But you know,
Speaker 2: pay no attention to that later or gutter or whatever
Speaker 2: you want to call him.
Speaker 5: You know, the.
Speaker 2: Switzerland of the Middle East is what I should call him, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, it annoys me when people use that
Speaker 2: Switzerland line and say, oh, it's neutrality.
Speaker 3: No, it's not neutrality.
Speaker 2: It's well positioned, skillful nefariousness, and it's being the bankers
Speaker 2: for every death merchant possible. But anyway, the Middle Eastern
Speaker 2: version of that is Qatar or gutter Quatar, whatever you
Speaker 2: want to call him. And Trump's gotten a plane from there,
Speaker 2: and they just happen to be where they staged that
Speaker 2: fake counter strike from Iran. All that good stuff anyway,
Speaker 2: pointless dimension anymore so so that you know, four hundred
Speaker 2: million dollar jet and this sixteen million and god knows
Speaker 2: what else. This guy's going to have a three billion
Speaker 2: dollar presidential library, you know, before half of his term.
Speaker 3: Is over, just waiting in the wings.
Speaker 2: That's if he decides to leave office and there's need
Speaker 2: for a presidential library, or if any of this stuff
Speaker 2: is being honestly conducted, which again, you know, it's like
Speaker 2: going down to the boardwalk and throwing down a quarter
Speaker 2: and hoping that the wheel spins your way.
Speaker 3: Good luck. Anyhow, does this matter?
Speaker 2: No, But it's nuisance money being paid by a large
Speaker 2: corporation to end the lawsuit. But it portuns as this
Speaker 2: author uses that word to lay out a really really
Speaker 2: bad situation, because you go after a guy like me
Speaker 2: for sixteen million dollars, you end my life you go
Speaker 2: after a fledgling honest news organization or a content creator,
Speaker 2: you end their lives. Employees lie liabilities if they're not
Speaker 2: properly and correctly, you know, Shell companied up, there's screwed,
Speaker 2: and they'll be paying Trumpet the rest of their lives.
Speaker 3: A guy who doesn't need it and.
Speaker 2: Is just gonna what throw it on the pilot the
Speaker 2: Presidential Library allegedly, No, he just wants to make sure
Speaker 2: that he's.
Speaker 3: A multi billionaire now.
Speaker 2: And who knows, maybe he's aiming to be a trillionaire,
Speaker 2: but I bet you must go get there faster because
Speaker 2: he's just got better revenue streams.
Speaker 3: Anyways, this is what's happening.
Speaker 2: So between Michael Madsen dying one of the you know,
Speaker 2: viper killer, snake assassin groups people in fiction, and you know,
Speaker 2: the death of the First Amendment, it's a pretty interesting
Speaker 2: time to witness the puppet regime. And this gives me
Speaker 2: a perfect opportunity to remind you of the greatest piece
Speaker 2: of media coming out of GZ in a long time.
Speaker 3: If you go on Facebook or well, let's see Facebook.
Speaker 2: X YouTube, any video platform and any platform that supports video,
Speaker 2: you can find puppet regime So first off, let's talk
Speaker 2: about Trump. He had his golf courses, and puppet Trump
Speaker 2: can tell you the truth better than anybody.
Speaker 6: Ah, what a beautiful day to survey the grounds of
Speaker 6: my very strong golf course slash tax exempt cemetery.
Speaker 3: Ow I mean hi heard the.
Speaker 2: Tax exempt cemetery where he stuck his wife's corpse to
Speaker 2: get a tax break in Jersey.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 3: It is absolute brilliance.
Speaker 2: Just remember the character of the guy that you support
Speaker 2: and love because Orange Jesus beats taxes and tells you
Speaker 2: look at how stupid you are for paying him stupid.
Speaker 2: I know how everything works. Of course he doesn't. His
Speaker 2: accountants know everything works. But he thinks he knows how
Speaker 2: everything works. Anyway, him survey the golf course, he suddenly
Speaker 2: steps on seemingly slightly effeminine sounding He could be, as
Speaker 2: Paulie Walnut said in The Sopranos, right now, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to get this thing struck for you know, rough content.
Speaker 2: But Paulie Walnut said on the Sopranos, hey, these are
Speaker 2: the only animals that can, you know, do themselves sexually?
Speaker 3: The l A you you don't recognize me? I did
Speaker 3: not dude, I'm the don't tread on me snake. I
Speaker 3: mean you look a little different.
Speaker 6: What I mean you used to be very strong and
Speaker 6: scary looking, like during the lockdowns in the January sixth
Speaker 6: or whatever. Well, yes, but I kind of just a second,
Speaker 6: what's that Habby As who sounds like a foreign name
Speaker 6: to me, is happy as waving a Mexican flag.
Speaker 3: Get rid of him. Look, Steve, I'm with a talking
Speaker 3: worm here.
Speaker 5: I'll call you back.
Speaker 8: Sorry, what were you saying?
Speaker 6: Well, just like lately, I've been kind of exploring my
Speaker 6: more vulnerable side.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: Nope, that don't tread on me snake.
Speaker 2: You know from that flag that lots of patriots used
Speaker 2: to love to wave around until they sold out and
Speaker 2: went mega style and yellow was no longer a good
Speaker 2: match for the shade of red on those Chinese made hats.
Speaker 3: Thinks of the Gadsden flag. Snake as a worm? What's
Speaker 3: that like? For so many years I was all, don't
Speaker 3: tread on me? But like, what if that's?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: What if I want to be treaded on just a
Speaker 3: little bit? Give it a shot.
Speaker 6: This is weird, but I do love to step on
Speaker 6: people very strongly.
Speaker 3: Ah that's great, just just one heart up from there.
Speaker 3: So good. I love this sort of thing.
Speaker 6: But you already know that about me from all that
Speaker 6: delicious data you've been collecting.
Speaker 3: Oh this is heaven. It's like a it's like an
Speaker 3: ashyatsu Asha. What what are you from China?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: I just meant, Steve, we got another invasive spieceis yet
Speaker 3: let's get rid of him.
Speaker 2: You gotta love it when reality is mirrored by the
Speaker 2: puppets of the puppet regime. And I do mean the
Speaker 2: flesh puppets as well as these cuddly little characters that
Speaker 2: they've created.
Speaker 3: Love it, love it, love it. Hopefully you do too.
Speaker 2: And even they invade the podcast world. I love this
Speaker 2: one where they do a thing where, you know, Jijingping
Speaker 2: and I played a piece of one of these before too, Jijingping,
Speaker 2: you know, the president of China and lad stop it,
Speaker 2: lad stop?
Speaker 3: What am I going to do about Ukraine? Nothing?
Speaker 2: Even though I said itsel of it in a day anyway.
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin and President she they do something they call
Speaker 2: the Authoritarian Life podcast to take off of many different
Speaker 2: generic bland you know, cookie cutter podcasts out.
Speaker 3: There that aren't Joe Rogan Rougan who.
Speaker 2: Knows nothing and says he has an opinion about it everything,
Speaker 2: which is rather dangerous but commonplace nowadays. Anyway, in this
Speaker 2: puppet regime version of this authoritarian life, we catch up
Speaker 2: with two actual og dictators instead of don't wanna be
Speaker 2: Orange Jesus, but he might get a mention here in life.
Speaker 9: Me and she has podcast focusing on total self discovery.
Speaker 3: Pretty big news this past few days, Hans. She Yeah,
Speaker 3: the movie Jaws turned fifty years. Oh wow, fifty years. Huh,
Speaker 3: time is really fly shock. I think got kind of
Speaker 3: bed rep there. Time does really fly the bed rep there.
Speaker 3: I love this. This is hilarious.
Speaker 2: Just the stuff on on on pop culture commentary is
Speaker 2: beautiful and I'm looking for stuff to laugh at now.
Speaker 2: I've got a limited amount of time to work with,
Speaker 2: but believe me, we're gonna hit more news in uh
Speaker 2: double time real soon.
Speaker 3: But hang on.
Speaker 2: We got a little more of this authoritarian life from
Speaker 2: puppet regime to catch up on, and I appreciate it
Speaker 2: that I can help you catch up on other podcasts
Speaker 2: here on my podcast, I'm trying to save you some work.
Speaker 3: Shit this guy again again, he's been blowing me up
Speaker 3: for days two?
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, okay, Hello Vladimir, it's me Ootla.
Speaker 3: Oh hi, how's it going man? Missers were falling, drones
Speaker 3: were exploding us. You're vacationing in Ukraine.
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 3: No here in Iran?
Speaker 6: Aren't you going to help me against Great Satan and
Speaker 6: Little Setan.
Speaker 9: Look what they did to you was very bad and
Speaker 9: I'm holding space for you. Okay, but today is not
Speaker 9: a great day for me to actually help you.
Speaker 11: Why not?
Speaker 3: I have to take my cat to the vet. Cats
Speaker 3: are important. What about the day after?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 9: My outlook calendar is acting up always at worst time.
Speaker 3: Look, let's talk later.
Speaker 5: I'm and my.
Speaker 2: Little carric calendar is acting up always at worse time.
Speaker 2: Duh taking calls from the Eyetol's supposed to be his
Speaker 2: ally and also she is his ally.
Speaker 3: Too.
Speaker 2: Hilarious that this is getting captured during a podcast. It
Speaker 2: would be exciting news if this was real. But it
Speaker 2: is puppet regime after all, and actually Israel, Oh hey, Israel?
Speaker 3: Get it? You did not see that coming?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 9: Middle of recording podcast with she and with she am,
Speaker 9: I on a speaker say something, yes, hello, Look all
Speaker 9: of the oil is flowing the no problem, but I
Speaker 9: am needing more of your help.
Speaker 3: Sorry, the connection is really bad. You're say you're eating
Speaker 3: more and more help.
Speaker 5: That's great news.
Speaker 3: The health benefits are what guys.
Speaker 9: I thought we were like, like bros, like even an
Speaker 9: access even guys, guys, did you realize that the shark
Speaker 9: in Jules was named for Steven Spielberg's Wars Huh.
Speaker 3: I mean brilliance. On top of brilliance and the fact
Speaker 3: that President G.
Speaker 2: Is smoking a cigarette casually in his company studio while
Speaker 2: Ayatola Ali COLMANI isn't a bunker. Of course, that's all
Speaker 2: fairy tale fakery, but just as real as the puppet
Speaker 2: regime that they show us on TV and the Two
Speaker 2: Eyes war.
Speaker 3: That really wasn't a war that just happened for a
Speaker 3: couple of days. Doesn't this sound familiar? Oh? I know why?
Speaker 2: There was more important stuff to get to, Like how
Speaker 2: about this one okay from the Jewish Voice.
Speaker 3: Of the Hour?
Speaker 2: Okay, anyway, Jewish Voice for Labor actually is what this
Speaker 2: website is, not the Hour one, never mind that thing.
Speaker 2: That thing's crazy and I had to get it translated
Speaker 2: from Italian, which was even stranger. But Anyhow, how normal
Speaker 2: are Israel's war crimes in Gaza and the West Bank?
Speaker 2: That is the headline from this website, the Jewish Voice
Speaker 2: for Labor. Okay, So just so we don't get into
Speaker 2: the chuck is anti Semitic rants and all that save it?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm bored.
Speaker 2: I am no longer taking those calls. And you know what,
Speaker 2: You're about to get ghosted if you keep up with
Speaker 2: the whole how I'm on the wrong side of history.
Speaker 2: I haven't even made any tremendous statement regarding which side
Speaker 2: of the equation I'm on, because I don't believe there
Speaker 2: is a truly serious equation happening, except the people in
Speaker 2: Gaza are getting butchered. But anyway, let's get back to
Speaker 2: this thing, which I do find interesting. Okay, and again,
Speaker 2: how normal? Remember this skips over some relevant questions. How
Speaker 2: normal are Israel's war crimes and the West Bank? Question mark?
Speaker 2: And I'm going to put that article right in the
Speaker 2: live Chatroommetochelli dot com along with you know, adding it
Speaker 2: to the show notes for the podcast, So look out
Speaker 2: for that later when this is released. And of course
Speaker 2: most of you hear through the podcast anyway. So there
Speaker 2: it is anyhow, back to it JBL introduction. This is
Speaker 2: a rapid run through a number of examples of Israel
Speaker 2: committing terrible war crimes against Palestinian people, starting with the
Speaker 2: shooting of Palestinians while approaching or queuing up for food
Speaker 2: in Gaza, but mainly focusing on the West Bank, touching
Speaker 2: on the ethnic cleansing of Masafar Yata, the settler attacks
Speaker 2: that led to arrests of Palestinians, and the evictions of
Speaker 2: tens of thousands from refugee camps in Nganine and Tulcrum,
Speaker 2: as well as the fears of many in Belata, the
Speaker 2: largest refugee camp in the West Bank. Pulling away from
Speaker 2: the article briefly in case you didn't take notice because
Speaker 2: the news doesn't cover it. Even the un as useless
Speaker 2: of a body as they are recently had to take
Speaker 2: the time to condemn the idea that they were letting,
Speaker 2: you know, women, children and people that were starving, you know,
Speaker 2: line up for food, which by the way, the majority
Speaker 2: of them could not did not and we're not able
Speaker 2: to vote. The last time a vote was cast in
Speaker 2: Palestine for the leadership that is allegedly there at the moment.
Speaker 2: But anyway, those people lining up for food are getting
Speaker 2: gunned down when they show up to go get.
Speaker 3: Food from aid agencies.
Speaker 2: And you know what's interesting about it is the surgical
Speaker 2: precision with which it's being done means no international relief
Speaker 2: workers bodies have had to be mailed back to any
Speaker 2: countries because they're very carefully making sure they only slaughter
Speaker 2: the Palestinians. Anyway, the injustice is intolerable, and yet the
Speaker 2: people of Palestine have little choice but to tolerate it,
Speaker 2: and our governments also tolerate it, rarely doing more than quote,
Speaker 2: condemn and quote these actors, and often not even that.
Speaker 2: The IDF, by the way, has admitted that, yeah, indeed
Speaker 2: we're doing that. I think we're going to slow down
Speaker 2: on it, though, because it's making us look bad.
Speaker 3: I mean literally.
Speaker 2: You can find statements from IDF officials saying effectively that
Speaker 2: we currently have a hysterical news cycle, as well as
Speaker 2: pronouncements in Parliament and from the Chief Rabbi over some
Speaker 2: words uttered at a music festival that the Chief Rabbi
Speaker 2: had the gall to call Jewish hate. Many people across
Speaker 2: the world are asking why Israel's war rhymes some outlined
Speaker 2: below seem to provoke far less reaction from those with
Speaker 2: the power to act than words and symbols. In other words,
Speaker 2: you do a little thing, or you hold up a sign,
Speaker 2: people flip out. He said from the river to the sea.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he is the Antichrist, but actually murdering people.
Speaker 3: It just happens.
Speaker 2: The double standards are in plain sight, and the false
Speaker 2: allegations of anti Semitism are having less and less impact.
Speaker 3: On more and more people.
Speaker 2: Israel's daily war climbs may be commonplace, but they are
Speaker 2: not normal anyway, just saying. One author decided to note,
Speaker 2: maybe this isn't good. Why do I bring this up
Speaker 2: during puppet regime time and Trump's you know, wonderful situation.
Speaker 2: How about this scoop? Trump plans a victory lap for
Speaker 2: the big beautiful Bill. Now he's gonna go on tour
Speaker 2: for a little bit, and he's gonna enjoy that he
Speaker 2: got that big beautiful bill through as I told you
Speaker 2: he would, after a little bit of performance art from
Speaker 2: the other Republicans who are gonna pretend like we resisted
Speaker 2: some but you know, it is what it is, so
Speaker 2: you know it's going the way it's going. Trump is
Speaker 2: winning because or Trump thinks he's winning because a nine
Speaker 2: hundred page bill that hardly anybody has had the chance
Speaker 2: to actually analyze correctly is going to his desk. He's
Speaker 2: signing it, so that's happening. I don't even know if
Speaker 2: he's gonna hold the ceremony, but probably that's about his feed,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Anyhow, the US Israel and Israel's attack may
Speaker 2: have left Iran stronger. This according to the Conversation dot com.
Speaker 2: And we'll just grab it up and toss it into
Speaker 2: the Ocelli chat room. But also it will be included
Speaker 2: in the show notes. And by the way, some of
Speaker 2: this may come up with Larry Hancock in a little while,
Speaker 2: and maybe he'll correct me and tell me I'm just nuts,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, just like the US dollar has suffered the
Speaker 3: worst start.
Speaker 2: In a year since nineteen seventy three, but the economy's
Speaker 2: doing great, right, depends on who you ask. I know
Speaker 2: that my grocery prices have not gone down, and yet
Speaker 2: gas buddy says gas is cheaper all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: but cheaper from what benchmark?
Speaker 3: Is the question?
Speaker 2: Anyhow, I don't want to make things complicated but even
Speaker 2: trying to go back and forth with Mike Swanson about
Speaker 2: bringing him back on the show. He's so fed up
Speaker 2: he can't stand it with people. He makes one comment
Speaker 2: that wasn't pro Trump, and the people he's hanging out
Speaker 2: with in Vegas this week are freaking out like he's
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're a dirty Democrat now, which Mike
Speaker 2: has not actually voted for Trump, I think more than once,
Speaker 2: and by the bye, not exactly a Democrat anyway. So
Speaker 2: let's take a look at the Big Bad Bill and
Speaker 2: just a couple of things that somebody decided to look
Speaker 2: at at Axios five under the radar pieces of Trump's
Speaker 2: Big Beautiful Bill in quotes that may impact you your life.
Speaker 2: The Big Beautiful Bill is a dense, nine hundred and
Speaker 2: forty page bill put together last minute.
Speaker 3: Okay, stop, Axios.
Speaker 2: No bill is put together last minute, and no nine
Speaker 2: hundred and forty pages was assembled at last minute. I mean, indeed,
Speaker 2: there may been prefabricated pieces that they throw together, like
Speaker 2: they did with the Patriot Act when they first introduced it.
Speaker 2: But get real, it wasn't put together at the last minute.
Speaker 2: So you know, report accurately, will you the latest? The
Speaker 2: House passed the Big Beautiful Bill Thursday.
Speaker 3: With Trump expected to sign it Friday.
Speaker 2: Both moderate and conservative House republican all right, screw that,
Speaker 2: because that's just puppet show how BBB impacts gambling context,
Speaker 2: The new bill puts the amount gamblers can deduct from
Speaker 2: their winnings equal to ninety percent of their losses for
Speaker 2: a tax year. This rule would be permanent and start
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty six. That's one just skipping around the
Speaker 2: article what else charitable giving what to know? Under current law,
Speaker 2: taxpayers who itemize their deductions can receive deductions from charitable donations.
Speaker 2: Watson said. The new bill allows those who take the
Speaker 2: standard deduction to deduct up to one thousand dollars or
Speaker 2: two thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: In a joint tax filing.
Speaker 2: Most Americans don't itemize their tax deductions, Watson said, but
Speaker 2: this gives people who the chance to benefit. Okay, so
Speaker 2: o'ceelly's parentheses says, this gives people a new workaround for
Speaker 2: bs and to lay off some of their earnings that
Speaker 2: would be taxable. In this way, they'll be able to
Speaker 2: deduct charitable donations in such a way that it's going
Speaker 2: to benefit them without them giving up anything useful or
Speaker 2: relevant to their operations, their life, or anything else.
Speaker 3: You got a.
Speaker 2: New workaround for people that itemize, you know, and have
Speaker 2: things to itemize, which is not the majority of us anyway.
Speaker 2: A car loan interest The current version includes an auto
Speaker 2: loan interest deductible, which includes provisions that expire in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty eight. Some taxpayers could deduct up to ten thousand
Speaker 2: dollars of annual interest on new auto loans. Think about
Speaker 2: the size of it, Think about how often you're going
Speaker 2: to be able to do it, And when was the
Speaker 2: last time you bought a brand new car.
Speaker 3: My faithful listeners, the majority of you, not so much anyway.
Speaker 3: Do we want to get into more reality checks? Why not?
Speaker 2: Rising electricity bills context The bill phases out text credits
Speaker 2: for solar and wind projects, meaning that development will slow
Speaker 2: and consumers will face higher prices.
Speaker 3: I'm not certain that that's correct.
Speaker 2: But consumer protections targeted in the BBB funding for the
Speaker 2: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that's getting cut.
Speaker 3: The CFFP CFFB.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, has already been limping along after layoffs and
Speaker 2: legal troubles. The severed funding could lead to hundreds of
Speaker 2: job cuts. And severely disarm a group that has returned
Speaker 2: billions to American consumers for more than a decade according
Speaker 2: to the According to many people, but the Associated Press,
Speaker 2: they side here, consumers will be more likely to fall
Speaker 2: victim to shady financial industry.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is the thing that you know.
Speaker 2: When you get screwed over or took you can go
Speaker 2: to them and sometimes they're able to help you with
Speaker 2: the resources of the federal government.
Speaker 3: But that's just a handful of things.
Speaker 2: There's a whole lot more on the positive side and
Speaker 2: the negative side, depending on which side of the financial
Speaker 2: fence you fell off of, that will affect you one
Speaker 2: way or another. Of course, the media just talked about
Speaker 2: medicaid and food stamps for a while, but who really
Speaker 2: worries about that or admits that they collect them anyway,
Speaker 2: unless they're a really good friend and they take you
Speaker 2: grocery shopping one day and you know they actually buy
Speaker 2: something and you realize they've used something with your state's logo.
Speaker 3: On it to buy their food.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I'm going to take a quick break, real
Speaker 2: real fast, come back and put a cap on this
Speaker 2: one before I get to Larry Hancock for the nine
Speaker 2: o'clock hour and probably the second podcast here on this
Speaker 2: particular Thursday.
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Speaker 2: Lady, So back to it on a Thursday, And it
Speaker 2: is the third of July, right before Independence Day allegedly
Speaker 2: in America. So there it is, and we're only about
Speaker 2: four minutes away from nine pm Eastern when my guest
Speaker 2: Larry Hancock will join me. So looks like we got
Speaker 2: to do a lightning round on the rest of the news.
Speaker 2: What's been happening? Well, I already covered the House Gate
Speaker 2: final approval of Trump's big tax bill, The first immigration
Speaker 2: detainees are arriving at the Florida Center in the Everglades.
Speaker 2: Remember Alligator Alcatraz. Trump was just there yesterday, and now
Speaker 2: the immigrants are arriving right away. Drive by shooting killed
Speaker 2: four and guess where Chicago, because that's where the media
Speaker 2: goes when they got to show you the crime without
Speaker 2: Punishment segment on their news. Right strikes killed ninety four
Speaker 2: Palestinians in Gaza, including forty five people waiting for aid.
Speaker 2: Authorities say this all according to the AP. And these
Speaker 2: are just the headlines. And Israeli startup says it's new
Speaker 2: technology will save the planet.
Speaker 3: Scientists have doubts.
Speaker 2: Of course, a brand new business is about to emerge
Speaker 2: from Israel. While we go backward in time and continue
Speaker 2: with deportation nation. Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Junior was
Speaker 2: arrested and will be deported.
Speaker 3: Federal officials say.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court rejected Montana's bid to revive parental consent
Speaker 2: law for minors abortions. And I already told you about
Speaker 2: Michael Madsen dying and how sad I am over that.
Speaker 3: I hope I conveyed it.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it is one of those things I told you
Speaker 2: about the five easy pieces that aren't so easy after
Speaker 2: the big beautiful bill and the victory lap that's getting play.
Speaker 2: And of course Trump had a couple of victories in
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court, so did he wasn't the only one
Speaker 2: who did it right and won a bid this week
Speaker 2: only with the two convictions. But I think I covered
Speaker 2: that yesterday on five possible charges.
Speaker 3: Anyway, it is what it is. It was what it was,
Speaker 3: and here we go.
Speaker 2: You know, like I said, Trump is planning a victory
Speaker 2: lap and the show is running pretty well. Should I
Speaker 2: give you the details on Montana's you know, bid to
Speaker 2: revive the parental consent law for minors abortions because it
Speaker 2: looks like the Supreme Court rejected that one, even though
Speaker 2: the AP doesn't know the difference between and I and
Speaker 2: a J. In one of their articles that was initially
Speaker 2: put out. If somebody screenshot it, please get it for me,
Speaker 2: because they reacted, or they reacts Montana's bid to revive
Speaker 2: it according to the way the AP first put it out.
Speaker 3: Typo's AP.
Speaker 2: Come on, anyway, how about quick blast of details on
Speaker 2: the Chicago because every time you want to talk about crime,
Speaker 2: in the streets of.
Speaker 3: America, Chicago, Chicago. It's a hell of a band anyway.
Speaker 2: Four people were fatally shot in fourteen more injured Wednesday
Speaker 2: night outside a River North restaurant in a mass shooting
Speaker 2: Mayor Brandon Johnson called senseless and cowardly in quotes, pausing
Speaker 2: from the article really quickly. Of course, they always go
Speaker 2: to Chicago, and generally speaking, unless they really need a
Speaker 2: time filler, they don't call it a mass shooting or
Speaker 2: anything else. It's just street violence. And after all, it's
Speaker 2: just they them, those people and those that suffer from
Speaker 2: liberal city Chicago.
Speaker 3: So who cares?
Speaker 2: Right The dry by shooting happened as crowds gathered outside
Speaker 2: after an album release party at Artists Restaurant and Lounge
Speaker 2: three eleven West, Chicago.
Speaker 3: App great advertising.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you're gonna get some lookie lose, but I
Speaker 2: don't know if anyody's gonna want to eat there anyway.
Speaker 2: A car pulled up outside the restaurant has at least
Speaker 2: one gunman opened fire on a out of people around
Speaker 2: eleven pm. Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling told reporters in
Speaker 2: a news conference with Johnson Thursday afternoon. Quote they didn't
Speaker 2: care who was struck, and in a matter of seconds
Speaker 2: they were able to shoot eighteen people, taking four lives.
Speaker 2: Snelling said no arrests have been reported. The restaurant where
Speaker 2: the shooting occurred in the same address is the same
Speaker 2: address of the nightclub the city shut down over two
Speaker 2: years ago after a fatal mass shooting happened outside. Snelling
Speaker 2: said the city has already issued a summary closure of
Speaker 2: the new restaurant, which opened in April. Quote right now,
Speaker 2: it's been closed until we get to the bottom of
Speaker 2: this end quote. Snelling said the shooting happened at the
Speaker 2: end of a party celebrating the release of Chicago drill
Speaker 2: wrapper Mellow Bugs buckzz last album, HollyHood. That's in quotes, HollyHood.
Speaker 2: That's the name of the album, a witness told The
Speaker 2: Sun Times. In an Instagram post, Mellow Bucks said her
Speaker 2: significant other was one of the people shot in the attack.
Speaker 2: Quote I don't wish this type of pain on nobody,
Speaker 2: end quote, she wrote. In another post, anyway please, said
Speaker 2: the target of the attack was likely the rapper, although
Speaker 2: she had already left the venue when the shooting erupted.
Speaker 2: According to a law enforcement source, all Right let me pause, here,
Speaker 2: likely target assassination, no suspects, And they keep, you know,
Speaker 2: Hollywood keeps giving us the same old stories and rebooting
Speaker 2: and relabeling and re releasing very similar storylines. And here
Speaker 2: we go with a Biggie or Tupac that doesn't matter
Speaker 2: so much on a Chicago block. And it's Chicago, so
Speaker 2: it's the toilet anyway, and you know, doesn't matter of
Speaker 2: those people. They them and they're in a blue states
Speaker 2: to screw them right anyway, Just letting you know that
Speaker 2: even though people want to act like things are new
Speaker 2: and interesting and different and so on and so forth,
Speaker 2: the fact is business as usual is still business as
Speaker 2: per usual anyway. Also, see, oh this is a weird one.
Speaker 2: I see that I have right on time. Actually somebody
Speaker 2: sent a small payment to me.
Speaker 3: Not sure why, but yeah, right on time.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be able to pay the streaming bill,
Speaker 2: so we're going to be able to keep the live
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Speaker 3: Anyway, guys, I hope you appreciated this one.
Speaker 2: In the next hour, we'll be talking to Larry Hancock,
Speaker 2: the author and a good friend of the show, who
Speaker 2: I appreciate and I hope you do too.
Speaker 3: Stick around.
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