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Speaker 5: He was born this weekend, February fourteenth, nineteen seventy two,
Speaker 5: Lancell Air Force Base in Germany, the son of an
Speaker 5: army sergeant. Family moved back to the States. He grew
Speaker 5: up into a rock star. Happy birthday this weekend. To
Speaker 5: Rob Thomas, she said.
Speaker 6: It's cold. Here's my RAINCOVID so is worried about things
Speaker 6: about them?
Speaker 7: She said, us all in again, and I might as
Speaker 7: well be my fault.
Speaker 6: You see all who sleeps well Rain.
Speaker 8: Su screens and of all says rain, it's sais baby.
Speaker 6: You screat him? I must be it all, he says, Baba, well.
Speaker 9: I can't help him stare at it all from.
Speaker 6: The time he's gonna wash away. I believe there's Rob
Speaker 6: with his fan matchbox twenty.
Speaker 5: He's fifty three this weekend, born February fourteenth, nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 5: This is February fifteenth, twenty twenty five. And you know,
Speaker 5: here's aunting before we look ahead to look back at
Speaker 5: significant events and people tied to this particular date in history,
Speaker 5: including not limited to these, there's also Galileo's birthday.
Speaker 6: Don't send cards or anything. Is he's passed.
Speaker 5: I think fifteen sixty four the site of present day
Speaker 5: Saint Louis, Missouri, established by Pierre Laclede and Auguste Chateau
Speaker 5: in seventeen sixty four.
Speaker 6: In February fifteenth.
Speaker 5: Now people always talk about a return to civil return
Speaker 5: to civilty in Congress, in our politics.
Speaker 6: On this date.
Speaker 5: In seventeen ninety eight, a feud between two members of
Speaker 5: the United States House of Representatives meeting in Philadelphia boiled
Speaker 5: over as Roger Griswold of Connecticut, no relation to Clark Griswold,
Speaker 5: I don't believe used a cane to attack Vermont's Matthew Lyon,
Speaker 5: who defended himself with a set of tongs. Apparently, Griswold
Speaker 5: was enraged over the House's refusal to expel Lyon for
Speaker 5: spitting tobacco juice in his face two weeks earlier. After
Speaker 5: the two were separated, A motion to expel them both
Speaker 5: was defeated. Because we need civilty back in politics of
Speaker 5: seventeen ninety eight. Eighteen seventy nine, President Rutherford B. Hayes
Speaker 5: signed a law allowing female attorneys to argue cases before
Speaker 5: the US Supreme Court.
Speaker 6: After much haranguing.
Speaker 5: By his wife, Franklin Delanor Roosevelt escaped an assassination attempts
Speaker 5: in Miami on this day in nineteen thirty three nineteen fifty,
Speaker 5: Walt Disney's animated film Cinderella premiered in Boston. Seventy three,
Speaker 5: including all eighteen members of a US figure skating team
Speaker 5: and route to the World Championships in Czechoslovakia killed in
Speaker 5: the crash on an airline Bowing seven oh seven in Belgium.
Speaker 6: The year was nineteen sixty one.
Speaker 5: This is the day that Leon Spinks scored a massive upset,
Speaker 5: beating Muhammad Ali by split decision. The year was nineteen
Speaker 5: seventy eight. Let's see anything else. Oh, this is the
Speaker 5: day that the meteor blazed across a Russian's western Siberian
Speaker 5: sky in twenty thirteen and exploded, injured actually about fifteen
Speaker 5: hundred people from broken windows and the ensuing damage from
Speaker 5: the Boom. Actress Claire Boom is ninety four today. Songwriter
Speaker 5: Brian Holland has a birthday. Henry Threadgill, the great jazz musician,
Speaker 5: turns eighty one. Composer John John Adams, cartoonist Art Spiegelman.
Speaker 5: If you like such things as seventy seven, Jane Seymour,
Speaker 5: the Beautiful Jane Seymour is seventy four today. Melissa Manchester
Speaker 5: also that age actress Lynn Whitfield two. Simpson's creator Matt
Speaker 5: Groening is seventy one. Janis Dickenson, formerly of The Price
Speaker 5: Is Right, turns seventy today. Football Hall of Famer Darryl
Speaker 5: Green sixty five. Hockey great Yamir Yager turns fifty three
Speaker 5: on this February fifteenth, and Olympic swimming gold medalist Amy
Speaker 5: van dykn Rowen is fifty two today. If it is
Speaker 5: your birthday, I hope it is the best birthday you
Speaker 5: could possibly imagine, and you get to spend it with
Speaker 5: the people you love, doing the things you love to do.
Speaker 5: That is truly my wish for you. It's five point
Speaker 5: forty one. I'm Gary Jeff Walker. Let's proceed, shall we?
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Speaker 5: in downtown Cincinnati with the Ohio River and the Kentucky
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Speaker 5: over their banks. Watch for standing water and the like.
Speaker 5: And that's what we're living with tonight. The rain continues
Speaker 5: and it'll change over to a wintery mix and even
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Speaker 5: hundred WLW. Seven hundred wl Dumman, That's what I said
Speaker 5: this sport, Liam Tomlinson, what's going on this weekend in
Speaker 5: the wide world of sports?
Speaker 7: The North and Northern Kentucky held off Green Bay seventy
Speaker 7: three to sixty last night. Josh Dialing led the game
Speaker 7: with twenty five points and Trey Robinson had another twenty.
Speaker 7: The Norse will stay in Wisconsin as they played Milwaukee
Speaker 7: tomorrow at three on ESPN fifteen thirty. Xavier host to
Speaker 7: DePaul Demon Deacons and noon right here I'm sorry, the
Speaker 7: Blue Demons and noon right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Holy Cross along Jacob Myers, is currently second on the
Speaker 7: Blue Demons in scoring.
Speaker 6: Wake Forest is it de Deacons? Isn't it?
Speaker 7: How many Deacons are there in college basketball? It's question,
Speaker 7: excellent question. I have absolutely no idea. Continue. You see,
Speaker 7: it's on the road in Ames, Iowa to face the
Speaker 7: tenth ranked Iowa State side Clones. This game is potentially
Speaker 7: huge for the Bearcats. Tournament resume. Pregame coverage begins at
Speaker 7: three thirty. Tip is set for four right here on
Speaker 7: seven hundred WLW. The Bearcats have really seen to turn
Speaker 7: it around their last four games. Kentucky travels to Austin
Speaker 7: to face Texas for the first time in SEC play
Speaker 7: in basketball. Kats will be without their top two players,
Speaker 7: arguably Lamont Butler and Jackson Robinson.
Speaker 6: Tip is set for eight. What happened?
Speaker 7: Jackson Robinson hurt his wrist in practice for the last
Speaker 7: game last Friday. He's tried to fight through it, but
Speaker 7: he got banged up, and I think they're just trying
Speaker 7: to save him for the tournament more. And Lamont Butler,
Speaker 7: he hurt his shoulder a few weeks ago, came back
Speaker 7: and he heard his shoulder again. So it's kind of
Speaker 7: scary with those two. I think it's more of a
Speaker 7: day to day, week to week situation. They think they
Speaker 7: can handle Texas, but we will see. The Reds first
Speaker 7: team workout will be tomorrow. Almost all the players arrived
Speaker 7: early to get the season started. Did you see the
Speaker 7: Jonathan India quotes this week?
Speaker 6: I did not please enlighten me.
Speaker 7: He was talking about the Terry Francona hiring and they
Speaker 7: said that they need that, they need that discipline, they
Speaker 7: need that fire in their blank their rear. And he
Speaker 7: said in the final days of last season that some
Speaker 7: of the younger players took advantage of Bell's patience and
Speaker 7: nurturing as a player's manager. There was some interesting comments
Speaker 7: from Jonathan India now Kansas City Royal.
Speaker 6: Very good, all right, thank you. It's five forty five.
Speaker 10: He was the radio seven hundred wl W.
Speaker 5: Someone is quibbling with you, Liam or actually trying to
Speaker 5: answer a question. I guess said there was only one
Speaker 5: deacon in college basketball as far as team names, Demon Deacons,
Speaker 5: and you had it correct though there are the DePaul
Speaker 5: Blue Demons, and I'm proud of you for noting that
Speaker 5: and for correcting your own mistake. It was rather artful
Speaker 5: of you. Yesterday I was on for Scott Sloan. Scott
Speaker 5: has been very very ill, as have a lot of
Speaker 5: other people. What worst flu season, they said, in at
Speaker 5: least fifteen years around the country, thousands of people have died,
Speaker 5: including old people and children, the usual suspects, right, And
Speaker 5: Scott has had one hundred and three degree fever. So
Speaker 5: he told me be a text yesterday for three days
Speaker 5: two level about ninety, which is low. I hope I'm
Speaker 5: not violating any hippo laws, but then I'm not a
Speaker 5: medical professional, and it all could just be. It all
Speaker 5: could be a lot. He might have been lying to it,
Speaker 5: but I doubt it. Saw Scott earlier in the week
Speaker 5: not feeling well, so I was filling in for Scott
Speaker 5: at the last moment, and at about nine fifteen in
Speaker 5: the morning I get a text from my wife from
Speaker 5: Chris to two point zero saying I have to rush
Speaker 5: Brooksy to the vet. I'm like, what's wrong with Brooksy?
Speaker 5: He was fine when I left the house, he was
Speaker 5: fine yesterday. So I wait till a commercial break and
Speaker 5: I call her, and she's at the vets, which is
Speaker 5: very close by the house. And I can hear our
Speaker 5: beloved Brooksy the cat dog yowling loudly in the background, painful, mournful,
Speaker 5: just heart wrenching me ows. And I said, baby, what
Speaker 5: is it? She said, well, his lungs are full of
Speaker 5: fluid and his heart's enlarged. I said, what this is
Speaker 5: out of the blue. The cat was apparently to us
Speaker 5: perfectly healthy up to this point. And so I'm just
Speaker 5: in shock, and I'm on the ear. So I've got
Speaker 5: to try and maintain some semblance of normalcy and get
Speaker 5: through the show. And then finally I broke down at
Speaker 5: the end. If you were listening, I apologize for that.
Speaker 5: But it was just too much for me to bear,
Speaker 5: because by eleven fifteen, our beloved Brooksy the cat dog
Speaker 5: was dead at the Vets office, and the doctor said,
Speaker 5: attributed to congestive heart failure, and said it was probably
Speaker 5: it was probably in the gen x. There was something
Speaker 5: there that was there from the time he was born
Speaker 5: in that litter, and this was bound to happen eventually,
Speaker 5: and of course we had no idea. Well, this has
Speaker 5: sent ripples of pain and suffering through the household, as
Speaker 5: you can imagine if you have a beloved pet of
Speaker 5: your own, your buddy.
Speaker 6: And he was just the best boy, he really was.
Speaker 5: So there'll be no more just popping up on Daddy's
Speaker 5: lap and laying down. There'll be no purring greetings. The
Speaker 5: cat purred like a jet engine. It was unbelievable. Won't
Speaker 5: follow us around like a puppy dog like he always did.
Speaker 5: No more games of fetch, no more walks outside in
Speaker 5: the leash for Brooksy the cat dog.
Speaker 6: His work here is done and we are left to
Speaker 6: pick up the pieces.
Speaker 5: So obviously this is nothing like losing a spouse or child.
Speaker 5: In a way, it is like losing a child, since
Speaker 5: christ and I do not have children of our own.
Speaker 6: He was that.
Speaker 5: And that's all I'll say about that, except that we
Speaker 5: miss him and we love him, and he's now buried
Speaker 5: beside the brother he never knew who was the cat
Speaker 5: before hobbs in the side yard of our house in Southgate,
Speaker 5: a place that he loved to sit, so he'll be
Speaker 5: sitting there for the rest of this time, as long
Speaker 5: as you know, as long as the ground remains undisturbed,
Speaker 5: and I suspect it will, we put a nice paper
Speaker 5: on top of his grave. So that's my story. And
Speaker 5: now that I bored you with that, will tell you
Speaker 5: that Dick is waiting on the other side. You can't wait,
Speaker 5: can you?
Speaker 6: Dick's hanging next on seven hundred WLS. I'm fine, brother,
Speaker 6: how are you well?
Speaker 11: I want to pray about my sympathy about your cat.
Speaker 11: We've had a cat for almost four years named Chief,
Speaker 11: and she's here at the house with me while my
Speaker 11: friends at the home, and she's just she sleeps and
Speaker 11: falls me and looks.
Speaker 1: For my friend.
Speaker 11: She's going to be five years old, and she just
Speaker 11: is a She's the biggest cat I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: Gary jeffs Well, you just just love her and appreciate
Speaker 5: her while she's there, because they don't last forever ever,
Speaker 5: none of us do, Dick. You know, one of these days, Dick, Parry,
Speaker 5: Jeff and Dick will be dust. We will be no
Speaker 5: more and people will somehow go on without us.
Speaker 12: Oh jee.
Speaker 5: So it's just a cycle of life. Unfortunately, we have
Speaker 5: to all deal with it.
Speaker 6: Dick.
Speaker 5: Well, Super Bowl is a blowout, so you weren't close
Speaker 5: on your predictions, So we don't win one hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: Thanks today from Dayton.
Speaker 5: He says, though, Dick, we'll get another chance for one
Speaker 5: hundred dollars each when, maybe when we reach the NCAA
Speaker 5: Championship game in basketball. Also, the over under of Reds
Speaker 5: wins for the total years, We've still got a chance,
Speaker 5: Dick to cash.
Speaker 13: Yet we do.
Speaker 6: On Dick picks, it's not over yet.
Speaker 14: Derry Jeff.
Speaker 11: Yes, I saw something in the paper. I don't know
Speaker 11: if Dave told you, but I think it's going to
Speaker 11: be neat. They say the Reds uniforms are number fourteen
Speaker 11: this year.
Speaker 5: Well, no, they have patches on the uniforms to honor
Speaker 5: Pete Rose, number fourteen.
Speaker 6: Man, here's here's the thing about that.
Speaker 5: You won't be able to buy those patches at the
Speaker 5: official Red shop at the stadium because Major League Baseball
Speaker 5: still has something, I don't know, something against Pete Rose.
Speaker 5: They got to stop this nonsense, Dick. This any it
Speaker 5: was a lifetime ban. Pete's dead, so that would say
Speaker 5: that the ban is over right right, yes, all right, Dick,
Speaker 5: do me one more favor here, brother.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, say good night.
Speaker 11: Dick, good night, have a good week.
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Speaker 5: Into the first official hour of this Saturday morning edition
Speaker 5: for Saturday, February fifteenth, twenty twenty five. I'm Gary, Jeff Walker,
Speaker 5: you were you. That's perfectly fine with me. It's great
Speaker 5: to be with you again on my little refuge from
Speaker 5: the rest of the world this show. Thanks for being
Speaker 5: a part of it this time for day from Harrison.
Speaker 10: Take Away the Trees.
Speaker 9: Takeaway.
Speaker 5: Yes, if you wants dad jokes, one attempts at humor
Speaker 5: that don't make any sense at all. This is your
Speaker 5: kind of show. At six o seven.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Dave, Good morning, Good Jeff.
Speaker 10: How are we doing well?
Speaker 6: You kind of know?
Speaker 9: How about do you want? On top of the one
Speaker 9: liners and everything?
Speaker 16: Some heartfelt condolences for you and Chris.
Speaker 6: And BROSI thank you, Dave. Dave and Kathy.
Speaker 5: Sent a Valentine's card for Brooksy the cat dog this
Speaker 5: week Gatino and Tucker, their animules, and it was a
Speaker 5: lovely card. It came yesterday and by the time it
Speaker 5: got delivered, Brooksy had already gone, which is ironic. Yeah,
Speaker 5: very much, very much. I appreciate that. Really need some
Speaker 5: bad one liners and dad jokes. Do you got anything
Speaker 5: for me, Dave?
Speaker 9: Well, Valentine's Day? You know, weekend? So what did U?
Speaker 9: What did the couple say after.
Speaker 17: Cupid drove back his arrow and let her fly and
Speaker 17: it got him?
Speaker 9: What they said? They let out a collective owls?
Speaker 6: Okay, all right?
Speaker 9: What did one triangle say?
Speaker 6: I did that?
Speaker 15: Dave?
Speaker 5: You understand these are supposed to make me feel better? Right, yes, okay,
Speaker 5: So so with that in mind, let me hear your
Speaker 5: next joke.
Speaker 9: All right, what did one triangle say to another triangle
Speaker 9: on Valentine's Day?
Speaker 5: What did one triangle say to another triangle on Valentine's Day?
Speaker 6: I'm stumped? Tell me.
Speaker 9: He said?
Speaker 13: Or her he said, you're a cute.
Speaker 9: And then for this and that's what you might need
Speaker 9: to be sitting down.
Speaker 17: I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: I am all right?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 17: What did the uh?
Speaker 9: What did the man with a broken legs say to
Speaker 9: his valentine Day sweetheart?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 5: What did the man with the broken legs say to
Speaker 5: who is sweetheart?
Speaker 6: On Valentine's Day? Please tell me? Dave?
Speaker 17: All right, I will he said, Uh, he said, honey,
Speaker 17: he said, I got a crutch on you.
Speaker 18: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 18: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 18: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 18: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 18: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 18: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 18: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 5: Mamitre just called my cell phone, and yeah, she has
Speaker 5: my number, I know. And when the aid gets there,
Speaker 5: she'll be able to use a phone that she can
Speaker 5: call us in. So at any time this morning, we
Speaker 5: could be interrupted by Lynette. Oh little Donna Summer never
Speaker 5: heard anybody. I don't care what you say. Thirteen minutes
Speaker 5: after the hour, and we're going to visit with our
Speaker 5: old friend Radio Rick Washburn, who has lots of Brooksy stories.
Speaker 6: Radio Rick, good morning, how are you doing.
Speaker 13: Oh I'm hanging in there, and Marie and I both are,
Speaker 13: And of course all the hugs in the world to
Speaker 13: you and christ because as you know, last week we
Speaker 13: lost our shopcat, my little radio helper Skiddy. She was
Speaker 13: nineteen and just succumbed to renal failure. And that's been
Speaker 13: rough too. And that's my I mean, between her and Brooksy,
Speaker 13: my two favorite helpers ever for working on radios, because yep,
Speaker 13: when I was working on your forty one film Go,
Speaker 13: he was right up there helping me, just like Skinny
Speaker 13: Wood back in the shop.
Speaker 5: He was so curious about it, everything you were doing,
Speaker 5: and he was in your toolbox. I don't I think
Speaker 5: he actually pulled some things out of your toolbox that
Speaker 5: you didn't ask him to while he was assisting you
Speaker 5: working on my nineteen forty one filco. I just remember
Speaker 5: that so well. That must have been what six seven
Speaker 5: years ago, Rick.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, right about that seven or eight anyway, because
Speaker 13: I think you'd adopted him not long before that. And
Speaker 13: at one point he fell asleep up on the table
Speaker 13: and it was reminiscent of the Chevy Chase movie Funny
Speaker 13: Farm with the dog with his tail in the fireplace
Speaker 13: that he had to pull out because Berksy was getting
Speaker 13: a little too close to the soldering iron, just like,
Speaker 13: oh oh, buddy, no.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, yeah, Rick is in in our dining
Speaker 5: room working on this radio for me. And that's really
Speaker 5: when we really bonded and formed our friendship, when you
Speaker 5: and Marie came up and stayed overnight, and we're very
Speaker 5: well fed, weren't you, Oh.
Speaker 13: My goodness, and best hosts ever you and kristin.
Speaker 5: Breakfast was okay, but Brooksy just absolutely loved you and
Speaker 5: thought the world of you. And there I've got pictures
Speaker 5: of him sitting on top of that beautiful nineteen forty
Speaker 5: one filco that you restored for me, and those memories
Speaker 5: will never go away.
Speaker 13: I agreed. And by the way, just to light in
Speaker 13: the mood a bit, what did the isola? What did
Speaker 13: the Isosceles triangle say?
Speaker 6: To date?
Speaker 13: From Harrison, what you ain't right either? I actually wrote
Speaker 13: a joke.
Speaker 5: It's not bad. Actually it's better than anything he came
Speaker 5: up with. I'm sorry, Dave. So, how are you receiving
Speaker 5: us this morning?
Speaker 6: And what on? And how's it going?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 13: To four x three which is pretty loud and clear,
Speaker 13: but it kind of makes sense. It's a nineteen forty
Speaker 13: one Emerson. This is a model four thirty two that
Speaker 13: power mighte This is a portable radio. It's a four
Speaker 13: tube and not a particularly large one. It's got a
Speaker 13: flipped top case. It's made out of ten Night, so
Speaker 13: the cover is warped into oblivion. It looks really weird.
Speaker 13: Tennight was not a good plastic and it's not stable.
Speaker 13: And even if you pretty much have to keep it
Speaker 13: museum conditions for it not to distort over time.
Speaker 5: How prominent? How prominent were portable radios in nineteen forty one?
Speaker 5: They weren't ubiquitous like they became. Were They?
Speaker 13: Well in the late thirties and into the four the
Speaker 13: battery radios were not unheard of, but the size always
Speaker 13: made it different. So portable, and we always talk about
Speaker 13: the one in the Philadelphia story. It's not even as
Speaker 13: big as a luggable. It's not a handle. You can
Speaker 13: carry it around the batteries way more than the radio do.
Speaker 13: But having said that, let's go to the catalog, shall we.
Speaker 13: The Emerson Power might the first real pocket radio, world's
Speaker 13: smallest and lightest weighs but three pounds, only three inches deep.
Speaker 6: Now what size, what side? What sized pockets are we
Speaker 6: talking here?
Speaker 13: So Murray, my co writer, chimed in and said, set
Speaker 13: a radio in your pocket. You're just really really glad to.
Speaker 6: See me, no doubt.
Speaker 9: Oh boy?
Speaker 13: So uh it plays on own power. I I guess
Speaker 13: that's the way they described a battery radio. It's its
Speaker 13: own power. It's not your power. Yeah, no outside wires, handsome,
Speaker 13: unbreakable toennight, Well it's not unbreakable, but that you know whatever,
Speaker 13: And satin chrome panel, beautifully styled standard broadcast. In other words,
Speaker 13: it's an am radio efficient enclosed loop antenna. That's fine,
Speaker 13: automatic safety on off switch. It's got a lid. When
Speaker 13: you open the lid, it turns on. When you close
Speaker 13: the lid, it shuts off. Not sure what that has
Speaker 13: to do with safety. No, if fire shoots out of it,
Speaker 13: you close the lids then automatically turns off.
Speaker 6: That's that's what I would do.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I know, an economical operation. Okay, you know that's
Speaker 13: not so bad. But they could have explained it better
Speaker 13: this as it's as I say, it's a four tube
Speaker 13: set and they were small obviously, and also power tubes,
Speaker 13: so the radio comes on almost immediately, and they don't
Speaker 13: set down the battery power as much as conventional tubes
Speaker 13: would have. The only thing different is right up. A
Speaker 13: couple of years later that came out with sub miniature tubes,
Speaker 13: which were the bane of the repairman's existence. But that's
Speaker 13: a story for another day.
Speaker 5: Well, since you're a repairman, this is the bane of
Speaker 5: your existence, I guess.
Speaker 13: Back in the day it's like, oh no, not one
Speaker 13: of these.
Speaker 6: Right exactly?
Speaker 5: Well, Rick, thank you, and think think about all the
Speaker 5: memories you have of a Brooksy the cat dog, and
Speaker 5: you know, trying to hold on the thing, the crazy
Speaker 5: thing about what happened yesterday. Other than just the instance itself,
Speaker 5: was that. Earlier in the week, I was counseling and
Speaker 5: ministering to a friend of mine who had lost his
Speaker 5: sixteen year old cat, had passed away in its sleep,
Speaker 5: and I haven't been able to talk to him since,
Speaker 5: and I'm just really concerned about his well being. But so,
Speaker 5: I mean literally, I hate when people use literally every
Speaker 5: literally every sentence. But anyway, I was just trying to
Speaker 5: tell him to focus on all of the great memories
Speaker 5: that he had was sixteen years with his cat Boogie.
Speaker 5: And then two days later, I'm listening to my own
Speaker 5: words back to myself.
Speaker 6: And going, wow.
Speaker 5: I don't know if that helps or not, but we
Speaker 5: all deal with it in different ways, and this morning
Speaker 5: I'm dealing with it. And I appreciate all your sentiment
Speaker 5: and anybody else that's sent along best wishes and condolence.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 5: If you want to reach mister Washburn, you can do
Speaker 5: that at Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com.
Speaker 1: Gonna be a soggy Saturday, as a lot of the
Speaker 1: area we'll see rain from sun up to sundown. Temperatures
Speaker 1: will be in the mid to upper forties. Just not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to enjoy it too much. Rain lingers
Speaker 1: into your Sunday turning into snow as temperature's plummet all
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Speaker 16: We have.
Speaker 5: We have a full slate of some college basketball to
Speaker 5: talk about. I also I'm going to check in on
Speaker 5: the third round of the Genesis Invitational Tigers Tournament out
Speaker 5: out in San Diego this weekend.
Speaker 6: There's golf back.
Speaker 5: Do you under Do you understand how excited this makes
Speaker 5: us at the walker House when golf is back on TV,
Speaker 5: something that is just a blip on the radar from
Speaker 5: most other sports fans that we're like just getting into
Speaker 5: our favorite time of the year. It's golf and it
Speaker 5: is a four letter word, especially if you attempt to
Speaker 5: play it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The Genesis Open at Tory Pine South Course of this weekend.
Speaker 7: Davis Thompson's in the lead at eight under, Scotty Scheffler
Speaker 7: in second place at seven under, Rory and fourth at
Speaker 7: five under, and Nick Dunlap in seventh at three under.
Speaker 7: There's kind of a big gap from first to fifth.
Speaker 7: It's a four stroke lead by Davis Thompson. You know
Speaker 7: you'd be a fun weekend. You knew Scheffler was going
Speaker 7: to be back in the mix. And you know, even
Speaker 7: after the hand injury and the falling apart in flailing
Speaker 7: in the final round last week, you knew Scotty was
Speaker 7: going to be there. You don't get to be the
Speaker 7: world's number one if you're not going to be competing
Speaker 7: for number one every weekend.
Speaker 6: Garry, Jeff, you know what tomorrow is? What?
Speaker 7: The Daytona five hundred one of the best sporting events.
Speaker 6: The official start in saving that one up.
Speaker 7: Of the going into the new year. The Daytona five
Speaker 7: hundred is at the best race in all of NASCAR.
Speaker 6: I would say it's the most famous race.
Speaker 5: Obviously, people like Talladega, and people also liked Bristol back
Speaker 5: in the day. Nascar is so different than it used
Speaker 5: to be. It used to be really one of those burgeoning,
Speaker 5: very popular sports and it's kind of taking a back
Speaker 5: seat over the last fifteen to twenty years. But yeah,
Speaker 5: Daytona is still iconic.
Speaker 7: There's no question College basketball today though a lot of
Speaker 7: games On this Super Saturday, the North beat Green Bay
Speaker 7: seventy three to sixty. Last night, Xavier hosts DePaul at
Speaker 7: noon right Norse beat the Packers, the Green Bay Phoenix
Speaker 7: and Doug Gottlieb, a Fox Sports radio host, drivetime host
Speaker 7: and side gig as a college basketball coach.
Speaker 5: Christ you know he's going to lose that gig. He's
Speaker 5: what three and twenty or something like that. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 7: Are you coaching any college basketball in this upcoming season?
Speaker 5: Well not yet, not until Gottlieb gets fired and I'm
Speaker 5: moving to Green Bay.
Speaker 7: Xavier host de Paul at noon right here on seven
Speaker 7: one hundred WLW. Local basketball star Holy Cross alum Jacob
Speaker 7: Meyer currently is second and in the Blue Demons in scoring.
Speaker 7: You see is on the road in Ames, Iowa to
Speaker 7: face a tenth ranked Iowa State side Clones. This win
Speaker 7: is needed to boost the Bear Catch resume that game
Speaker 7: tips A four pregame coverage begins at three thirty. Catch
Speaker 7: all that action right here on seven hundred WLW. Kentucky
Speaker 7: travels to Austin to face Texas. Cats will be without
Speaker 7: Lamont Butler and Jackson Robinson tips Steph for eight on
Speaker 7: ESPN fifteen thirty. A couple top twenty five games of
Speaker 7: note today perdue seventh threek Purdue host sixteenth ranked Wisconsin
Speaker 7: that's at one. Tennessee. Fifth ranked Tennessee host Vanderbilt that
Speaker 7: is also at one. Thirteenth ranked Arizona hosts number six
Speaker 7: Houston in a Big Twelve Conference play that's at two.
Speaker 7: Number one Auburn travels to Tuscalaluso to face number two
Speaker 7: Alabama that is at four. Nineteenth ranked Mississippi host twenty
Speaker 7: second ranked Mississippi State. A lot of good college basketball
Speaker 7: on the slate today from start to finish. How were
Speaker 7: you happy with the outcome of the Super Bowl last Sunday?
Speaker 7: I could care less. It was kind of boring. I
Speaker 7: kind of wish it was an entertaining game either way.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, as a Chiefs fan, you know my feelings,
Speaker 5: my sentiments. But then again, as I mentioned on my
Speaker 5: Monday Night cap immediately in the aftermath of that debacle,
Speaker 5: I can't knowing how I felt about the one Super
Speaker 5: Bowl loss that I just experienced. I really my heart
Speaker 5: went out to Bengals fans because they've never known a
Speaker 5: Super Bowl win. So Bengals fans, one loss. I can
Speaker 5: take one loss and you have to still live with
Speaker 5: your three so far. Good luck for.
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Speaker 17: I'm toasting you said, honey, we may be through.
Speaker 19: You'll never care me conveys where listening?
Speaker 7: That, of course is Garth Brooks, which.
Speaker 6: Was Brooksy's name.
Speaker 5: I named him after Garth Brooks.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 5: Anyway, let's head east my friends down fifty two. How
Speaker 5: now Brown County and checking with the gang. They are
Speaker 5: ed Brookies again this morning. Hey gang, what's going on?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 5: So What's what's happening there in the lovely village of
Speaker 5: ripley Oha?
Speaker 20: Oh, pretty calm this morning, pretty quiet, but things will
Speaker 20: kick up tonight about eight o'clock here at Brookies with
Speaker 20: Joe Cowells band, and then of course through.
Speaker 13: The week here on Wednesday.
Speaker 20: Why, the Queen the Hearts will be over one hundred
Speaker 20: and thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 13: That's quite a pile of.
Speaker 5: And yeah, somebody's got somebody's got to win that sometime soon,
Speaker 5: don't they.
Speaker 6: What was that? What was the top out on the
Speaker 6: last one? It was over.
Speaker 20: Fifty five, four hundred and sixty thousand, Yeah, double.
Speaker 5: Quarter million dollars that you could have won it to
Speaker 5: Queen of Hearts at at at Brookies.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean thirty one this one.
Speaker 5: Yep, it's got to happen eventually, you know how many
Speaker 5: how many cards you got left?
Speaker 6: Jeez?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 10: All right, Yeah, A.
Speaker 20: Little shout out here this morning to mister Rick Little
Speaker 20: from that famous town.
Speaker 9: Of Lynchburg, Ohio.
Speaker 20: He represents Little's farm supply. Okay, and hopefully you made
Speaker 20: it out of bed to hear us this morning.
Speaker 5: Not to be confused with great impressionist from the seventies,
Speaker 5: rich little.
Speaker 6: No voices, it's Rick Little. So is Darren there this morning?
Speaker 9: He is here?
Speaker 6: All right? So let me ask you this. I know
Speaker 6: you've got that that kitchen there.
Speaker 5: You make some wonderful pizzas and whatever else that you
Speaker 5: offer as long as as long as the cook's not
Speaker 5: in jail. But after after last weekend's excursion to Lisa's
Speaker 5: Wayside Inn in Russellville, and then we had a previous
Speaker 5: road trip, where was that the previous road besides Lisa's
Speaker 5: Wayside taters over other than kids. Yeah, Now, see these
Speaker 5: places all feature breakfast. Is there any chance that Brookies
Speaker 5: someday will be serving breakfast on a Saturday morning?
Speaker 9: Yes, I mean.
Speaker 13: Finding somebody to work it.
Speaker 6: It would be the thing.
Speaker 13: I just just finded somebody to be there.
Speaker 5: Well, well, I mean find it. Finding somebody who's not
Speaker 5: going to get arrested, is what you mean?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Yeah, And and and by by the way, Darren, I
Speaker 15: want to applaud you for, you know, giving people who
Speaker 15: have been incarcerated a chance to work.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's that's how we get out. We break
Speaker 5: this cycle, you know, of the continual incarcerating, the revolving
Speaker 5: door of the jails and Brown can if you can
Speaker 5: just give him a steady job, you know, and I know,
Speaker 5: and I know you pay well, like twenty five bucks
Speaker 5: an hour, so you shouldn't be able to find somebody
Speaker 5: who can stay out of out of the slammer breaking up, Sherry,
Speaker 5: how is the weather rock?
Speaker 21: The weather rock is good. I checked on a little
Speaker 21: bit ago. Of course, water's gonna start coming up. We're
Speaker 21: don't have to keep an eye on them, so we don't.
Speaker 5: No, you don't want you don't want the rockets to
Speaker 5: be uh washed it back into the river.
Speaker 10: That's for darn show, No, we do not.
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 21: Hey, the beaver took his girlfriend out last night for
Speaker 21: Valentine's Day.
Speaker 14: Her name's Beaverly.
Speaker 5: Beaverly Yeah, all right, uh hey Liam, get the Dave
Speaker 5: disclaimer out. You guys, have a fantastic day. You made
Speaker 5: mine and I appreciate it. All right, have a great day,
Speaker 5: have a great weekend, all right.
Speaker 6: Bye.
Speaker 5: The gang in Ripley at Brookie Saloon on a Saturday morning,
Speaker 5: Steve from Etna is hanging in there like a hair
Speaker 5: and a grilled cheese sandwich. And we'll talk to him
Speaker 5: next with a pithyphone call a news thank you, thank
Speaker 5: you very much.
Speaker 17: Well, no one else can understand me.
Speaker 5: SEVENLW Saturday Morning Edition, Gary jimp Walker on this February fifteenth,
Speaker 5: time for our friend Steve from ETNA to chime in
Speaker 5: with his weekly contributions that we appreciate so much. The
Speaker 5: joy the wonder of Steve from EDNA. Good morning, sir, yes, sir.
Speaker 22: I was reminded this week of Martin Luther King's I
Speaker 22: Have a Dream speech and that line about judging a
Speaker 22: person by the content of their character. If that is so,
Speaker 22: Black Baptist Minister Steve Caudle of Chattanooga is in deep doodo.
Speaker 22: It just seems that someone who calls for violence against
Speaker 22: those who are seeking an honest accounting of how taxpayers
Speaker 22: dollars are spent is not doing service to Reverend King's
Speaker 22: nonviolent message. Here's the Tennessee Clerics call to arms against
Speaker 22: Donald Trump's watchdog on government spending, and I quote when
Speaker 22: Elon Musk forces his way into the United States Treasury
Speaker 22: and threatens to steal your personal information and your Social
Speaker 22: Security check, there is a possibility of violence. Sometimes the
Speaker 22: devil will x so ugly that there is no other choice.
Speaker 6: But to get violent and fight. Well.
Speaker 22: First of all, Steve Musk didn't force his way into
Speaker 22: the Department of the Treasury. He was asked to do
Speaker 22: it by the President of the United States. Thank god
Speaker 22: he did. Musk is not in Black lives matter. He
Speaker 22: doesn't have to use violence. Second, he isn't out after
Speaker 22: anybody's personal information. That information he's after is government information,
Speaker 22: which in any case is subject to audit, as for
Speaker 22: social Security numbers, etc. That information is all over the place.
Speaker 22: The irs has it, your bank has it, your pastor
Speaker 22: probably has it, which ought to scare the hell to
Speaker 22: use the theological term out of Steve Caudle's congregation. And
Speaker 22: as for stealing your social Security check, hell, I'd be
Speaker 22: more afraid of Pastor Caudle's sticky fingers than that of
Speaker 22: Elon Musk. Black history has come a law way, from
Speaker 22: Martin Luther King to misogynistic rap music to drive by
Speaker 22: shootings killing six year old black kids, the Democrat leaders
Speaker 22: and the pulpit and Congress encouraging murder and mayhem on Republicans, Christians,
Speaker 22: and Conservatives. Congresswoman Kerosene Maxine Waters of Los Angeles, famous
Speaker 22: for advocating the dispatching of Donald Trump quote by any
Speaker 22: means necessary, is having a hissy fit over any attempt
Speaker 22: to audit the books. Her words are beautifully ironic, as
Speaker 22: she cries out, we.
Speaker 13: Don't know what they know about us.
Speaker 22: Well we know plenty, mad Max. Since it was you
Speaker 22: long ago who got chastised before a congressional panel for
Speaker 22: trying to insert into a bank bill three hundred and
Speaker 22: fifty thousand bucks to bail you out of an investment,
Speaker 22: your colleague, Democrat Representative Barney Frank told you to cool
Speaker 22: your jets and audit of your office is what scares
Speaker 22: the hell out of you. Admit it. May I suggest
Speaker 22: a therapy dog, perhaps a rescued dog like my pitbull
Speaker 22: killer Ah Kindred Spirits. Elon's Musketeers have found out that
Speaker 22: the Department of Education funds programs designed to shame white
Speaker 22: students based on critical race theory. Actually, a military has
Speaker 22: been doing this for a long time. This could lead
Speaker 22: to a new kind of transphobia where shamed white folks
Speaker 22: trans to black kind of in a reverse. Michael Jackson,
Speaker 22: page two. We used to say that the insurance phrase
Speaker 22: death benefits was an oxymoron, not anymore. Opendebooks dot com
Speaker 22: has done its own audit of Medicare and Medicaid funding
Speaker 22: and found a significant amount of overpayments involved checks to
Speaker 22: dead people. Well, yes, I guess there is heaven on Earth,
Speaker 22: Pastor Caudle, hallelujah, Brothers and sisters. Okay, sports fans, just
Speaker 22: about all of the Cincinnati Reds players have now reported
Speaker 22: to the training facility in Arizona, thanks to Ohio Governor
Speaker 22: Mike DeWine. On orders of the governor, this year, Red's
Speaker 22: players will not be allowed to work from home. They
Speaker 22: will have to show up.
Speaker 14: Stop it, stop it, I say.
Speaker 22: They will have to show up at Great American Ballpark
Speaker 22: for all eighty one home games, unlike last year when
Speaker 22: they lost both of them due to forfeit. A former
Speaker 22: US AID officer now working for the Heritage Foundation, testified
Speaker 22: before Congress this week on a claim by Delaware US
Speaker 22: Senator Chris Coons that three hundred million dollars of medical
Speaker 22: aid had been wasted in an East African warehouse due
Speaker 22: to Elon Musk's audit actions. Not so, said the former
Speaker 22: AID employee, and the medicine's manufacturer, Pfizer agrees with him.
Speaker 22: Pfizer says, the shelf life of the medicine that Coons
Speaker 22: is talking about is two years, perhaps way more relevant.
Speaker 14: Excuse me.
Speaker 22: The bar codes on the pallets in East Africa Coons
Speaker 22: is yelling about indicate it isn't medicine. Coons had claimed
Speaker 22: that without whatever it is on those paletts, millions of
Speaker 22: Africans will go blind. Senator Chris Coons, You've got a
Speaker 22: dirty mind. You cannot go blind doing that. I'm just saying,
Speaker 22: go aheads, Gary, Jeff, talk to you next week.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's awesome.
Speaker 5: On the Reverend from Chattanooga, it was saying that violence
Speaker 5: may be the only way to stop Elon musk Doze
Speaker 5: I harkened back to the lyrics of a fantastic song
Speaker 5: by the late great Charlie Daniels Long Haired country Boy,
Speaker 5: and he said, and I quote Preacher Man talking on
Speaker 5: TV putting down the rock and roll wants me to
Speaker 5: send a donation because he's worried about my soul. He said,
Speaker 5: Jesus walked on the water. And I know that that's true,
Speaker 5: but sometimes I think that Preacher Man would like to
Speaker 5: do a little walk into Ray. My brother Ray Scott
Speaker 5: from Loveland, how are you good.
Speaker 16: Morning, Gary, Jeff, God bless you, brother, God bless you.
Speaker 17: Hey.
Speaker 16: Good stuff. They're in a great song too, and great
Speaker 16: piece by Steve Hey. Two points for you, my friend.
Speaker 16: I want to, I want to, I want to my
Speaker 16: glasses half full. And then Dave from Harrison's genre, it's
Speaker 16: his joke is half told, so to speak. But I
Speaker 16: want to throw him a little bone there, because you know,
Speaker 16: you've worked with him for years on his delivery and
Speaker 16: timing and things of that nature, and.
Speaker 6: It's done no good whatsoever.
Speaker 16: One thing I want to extract from this morning I
Speaker 16: was with the microscope. I've been dissecting it and I
Speaker 16: can speak with authority and that he did save.
Speaker 9: The very best.
Speaker 16: Of the worst for last this morning. He did end
Speaker 16: on a on the highest note.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, Ray, that was That was the thing.
Speaker 5: I tried to get him to understand it. And you
Speaker 5: know this very well because I was obviously on air
Speaker 5: with it while I'm while I'm teaching him on the air. Uh,
Speaker 5: And I said, Dave, Dave, Dave, if you've got material,
Speaker 5: and start with the worst first and and end with
Speaker 5: the best last. And You're right, He's He's finally gotten
Speaker 5: one thing down, right, So we'll give him credit for that.
Speaker 6: God Blesse regard.
Speaker 16: Hey, you gotta know the second here, Yeah, I got time.
Speaker 16: But I'm gonna leave one a real positive note for
Speaker 16: you too, you know, I uh, you know, the storms
Speaker 16: and rage in life sometimes, you know, and I and
Speaker 16: and we have to we have to remain vigilant and
Speaker 16: strong during those times.
Speaker 14: And I remember I lived in Panama City.
Speaker 16: Seemed like when a storm down, it was just a
Speaker 16: little more violent than everywhere else. And I had to
Speaker 16: fly out of Penma City and back then. You when
Speaker 16: you flew up Pama City, there was three or four
Speaker 16: gates there at the airport, and you flew of one
Speaker 16: to two places, either Atlanta or Memphis because everything was connected.
Speaker 14: Flight down there, in ninety.
Speaker 16: Percent of the time you would fly out of a
Speaker 16: little trop they called a turbo jet. It was a
Speaker 16: prop plane, you know, right in Yeah, So there was
Speaker 16: one of these storms. I mean, it was bad, it
Speaker 16: was really rough. I didn't know they wouldn't let us
Speaker 16: take off, and it took off and we got up
Speaker 16: to altitude. And the great thing that happened that morning,
Speaker 16: it was early in the morning, pitched dark Outlent left
Speaker 16: and all of a sudden we got through the clouds
Speaker 16: and the sun was shining. I mean you had to
Speaker 16: put your sunglasses on.
Speaker 13: The sun was shining, and it hit me.
Speaker 17: It hit me there and.
Speaker 16: I try to hold onto this twenty five years later,
Speaker 16: and I'm giving it to you today. The sun, the sun,
Speaker 16: the son, Sun always shines above the storm and the
Speaker 16: clouds every great day. My brother, God bless shoot and
Speaker 16: forstal take care.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. Ray And You're absolutely right. And
Speaker 5: it's something I've been trying to really remind myself. Oh
Speaker 5: wait a minute, let's let's put her on, Mametry. You're there, baby,
Speaker 5: I got time for you to sing a song. And
Speaker 5: that's about it.
Speaker 12: Okay, I'd like to stop.
Speaker 6: Has Alexis stopped?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 6: Okay, good go ahead, baby.
Speaker 12: Yes, Jesus love me. Yes, Jesus bless me. Yes, Jesus
Speaker 12: loves me. Bother Bible tells me so, got based, Brookie.
Speaker 12: Welcome to having to my cat, my Surga cat, Mistic.
Speaker 12: May you rest in peace and you're always be here
Speaker 12: on earth, which is love you.
Speaker 5: Bye bye America, Thank you, Mama Tree. Jesus loves me.
Speaker 5: And a prayer for Brooksy My boy, well, break can
Speaker 5: come back. Steve Shulty waiting on the other side afternoons
Speaker 5: with an environmental update and much more ahead on this
Speaker 5: Saturday morning edition. God bless you and God bless this show.
Speaker 5: It's uh, it's bringing me back to life this morning
Speaker 5: coming up on six fifty six seven WLW.
Speaker 19: This morning at nine, Mike Alan Rands raves and then
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Speaker 5: Into another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 5: February fifteenth, twenty twenty five, Gary Jeff.
Speaker 6: Walker at your service, reporting for duty.
Speaker 5: Sorry, yes, sir, six minutes past the hour, and let's
Speaker 5: take a listen to Lewis Armstrong and then talk to
Speaker 5: our friend Steve Schulty, environmental engineer.
Speaker 6: Extraordinary see tree so green? Resist? I see it in
Speaker 6: blue fo you, and I'm thinking to myself what I wonder?
Speaker 6: Indeed it is.
Speaker 5: It's a wonderful, beautiful world God has given us, and
Speaker 5: we need to be good stewards of it. There's no
Speaker 5: question about that. But what is the truth and what
Speaker 5: is just an agenda and propaganda? That's always the question
Speaker 5: when it comes to Environmental News, the ecology and that
Speaker 5: like Steve Schultz, he my friend, my brother.
Speaker 6: How are you Gary Jeff?
Speaker 9: Better than I deserve?
Speaker 6: As always? All right, sir?
Speaker 5: This morning we heard something about the Environmental Protection Agency
Speaker 5: returning gold bars to taxpayers.
Speaker 6: I've not received mine yet, have you gotten yours?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 15: I am not.
Speaker 20: That's the only disappointing thing about this little that's not
Speaker 20: article this comes from, although I heard it on Fox
Speaker 20: Moves actually last night, a little burg But anyway, I
Speaker 20: first heard about it yesterday. The Heritage Foundation at Heritage
Speaker 20: dot org puts on every Friday at one o'clock. They've
Speaker 20: got the Climate Show, No excuse me, the Climate Realism Show.
Speaker 20: So if anybody's interested, just got to search Climate Realism Show.
Speaker 20: This one was number one forty five yesterday. It's on
Speaker 20: YouTube or rumble and the title of their show yesterday
Speaker 20: was EPA return gold bars to taxpayers. And what they
Speaker 20: discussed was the good news for the forrest climate realists
Speaker 20: and better governance is the Trump administrationists. As you know,
Speaker 20: Garret Jeff piling up things so fast difficult to catch
Speaker 20: up a bit of undercover journalism by Project Veritas. Uh,
Speaker 20: if those people interested in that Project Veritas is v
Speaker 20: R I t ad.
Speaker 6: What what did James what get?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What did James keef and his gang at Project Veritas
Speaker 5: find out?
Speaker 20: Well, what they found out is the left winger staffer
Speaker 20: at the EPA admitted that he and others were trying
Speaker 20: to get billions of our taxpayers quote out as fast
Speaker 20: as possible quote quote before Trump arrived in January and
Speaker 20: put a stop to it.
Speaker 9: This is a quote quote.
Speaker 20: It truly feels like we're on the Titanic and we're
Speaker 20: throwing gold bars off the edge quost quote last Brent Efrin,
Speaker 20: former Special Advisor for Implementation.
Speaker 6: At the e PA.
Speaker 20: Well, fortunately the new APA administrator, Lee Zelden announced this
Speaker 20: week he jumped into a submersible and that's the gold
Speaker 20: bars worth twenty billion.
Speaker 14: That's with the b out of the.
Speaker 20: Hands of nonprofit NGOs and there we go. Gary Jeff's
Speaker 20: those little tricky nngos supposedly standing for non governmental organizations,
Speaker 20: but I call them no good organizations.
Speaker 5: Well, hold on, this is this is what I don't
Speaker 5: understand about government funded NGOs. If they're non governmental organizations,
Speaker 5: how come the government US is funding them? If they're
Speaker 5: non government it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 20: It does because their their entity is not you know,
Speaker 20: not run by bureaucrats per se.
Speaker 14: But as you know, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 20: This is how government and there's all government agencies do this.
Speaker 20: They get this is how they get around legislation. Let's
Speaker 20: say legislation and says DEPI that you cannot do X,
Speaker 20: Well we'll give give money to an mng O to
Speaker 20: let them do the dirty work. Yeah, it's it's similar,
Speaker 20: not the same, but it's similar with what you know,
Speaker 20: what happened with high tech during the Biden years. You know,
Speaker 20: government can't legally censor, but private entities can. So they
Speaker 20: get the private entities to do their dirty work. And
Speaker 20: so so here you know, once again we have these
Speaker 20: kind of problems. But if you want to know more
Speaker 20: about these kind of things, the Climate Realism Show on
Speaker 20: every Friday at one pm Eastern is a good way
Speaker 20: to find out.
Speaker 5: All right and real quickly about the new ice flow
Speaker 5: research that kind of takes back some of the hysteria
Speaker 5: about sea level rise claims real quickly.
Speaker 20: New study concludes quote temperate glacier ice flows more steadily
Speaker 20: than previously thought, leading to lower projections of level or
Speaker 20: eyes over time. This is research from the Iowa State University,
Speaker 20: the University Wisconsinent Madison found that climate models models that
Speaker 20: project increasing rates of steep level rise do not account
Speaker 20: for the highly variable melting and flow of ice. Basically,
Speaker 20: what the research shows is that unlike what the models
Speaker 20: that are used, glaciers have various types of ice throughout
Speaker 20: them because of the pressure, temperatures and so on and
Speaker 20: so forth, and these all melt at different temperatures much
Speaker 20: much lower than what the models use. So what this
Speaker 20: new research is showing is that if you use this
Speaker 20: newer data, the sea level will not be rising nearly
Speaker 20: as fast as what the doomsayers are saying.
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Speaker 10: The other day, I got a dog from the shelter.
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Speaker 5: As we get into Saturday, Lots of rain ahead of
Speaker 5: us and a mix of rain and snow.
Speaker 6: Right now.
Speaker 5: We're right on that verge of freezing tempts, so we
Speaker 5: will deal with the rain all day. There are flooding concerns. Absolutely,
Speaker 5: keep a watch on flood stages and the like from
Speaker 5: the Ohio to the Kentucky, all around the area, the
Speaker 5: Licking and the Great Miami Rivers. Just lots of rain
Speaker 5: today high of forty four. Tomorrow's high forty two, but
Speaker 5: temperatures will fall as soon as we hit that high
Speaker 5: temp on Sunday and the rain changing over to some
Speaker 5: light snow. Not done with winter yet. It's thirty four
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Speaker 5: last night, see if I can find that real quick,
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Speaker 5: in the middle of speaking to athletes. I hope they
Speaker 5: can understand it. Time down for the Tom Davis Diaries
Speaker 5: or the wild wacky stories from around the world and
Speaker 5: around the country, and to report on those wild wacky
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Speaker 26: Day, Good morning Gary Jeff this week, Sorry officer, it
Speaker 26: was my girlfriend's but first. Flying is getting tougher and
Speaker 26: tougher these days, especially with passengers getting dumber and dumber. Recently,
Speaker 26: an American Airlines flight from Austin to Charlotte had to
Speaker 26: be delayed after one of the passengers was using a
Speaker 26: personal Wi Fi spot called I Have a Bomb. Everybody
Speaker 26: had to get off the plane. Turns out it was
Speaker 26: a joke. Plane finally took off four hours later. Meanwhile,
Speaker 26: there's a new trend out of India smuggling gold bars.
Speaker 26: Two different guys were busted in the last week for
Speaker 26: smuggling gold bars on their person. One dude had three
Speaker 26: pairs of underwear on trying to hold him up as
Speaker 26: he got caught. Another guy much more determined shoving them
Speaker 26: well you know, but he was busted by the metal detector.
Speaker 26: Police think it's a smuggling network they're trying to find.
Speaker 26: Police in San Carlos, Florida are looking for the mad
Speaker 26: lawnmower man. They've got footage of a guy on a
Speaker 26: riding lawnmower going down the street knocking over his neighbor's mailboxes.
Speaker 26: But unfortunately for authorities, lawnmowers don't have license plates. But
Speaker 26: he did leave behind a clue, a Pittsburgh Steeler's hat,
Speaker 26: so you know, he's a completely corrupt human being exactly.
Speaker 26: And finally, fellow Hoosier Zachariah Vigil, told police it was
Speaker 26: all her fault. He crashed his car at a railroad crossing,
Speaker 26: leaving it hung up on the tracks, and when cops
Speaker 26: finally caught up to him, he admitted it, but says
Speaker 26: that it was his girlfriend's fault he crashed. You see,
Speaker 26: he was facetiming with her while driving and she had
Speaker 26: just showed him her boobs. I mean, what are you
Speaker 26: gonna do? Next week? Monkey causes nationwide power outage. Have
Speaker 26: a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Gonna be a soggy Saturday, as a lot of the
Speaker 1: area we'll see rain from sun up to sundown. Temperatures
Speaker 1: will be in the mid to upper forties. Just not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to enjoy it too much. Rain lingers
Speaker 1: into your Sunday, turning into snow as temperature's plummet all
Speaker 1: next week will be below average.
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Speaker 7: MKU defeated Green Bay seventy three to sixty last night.
Speaker 7: Xavier host to Paul at noon. Pregame covered begins at
Speaker 7: eleven thirty right here on seven hundred a WLW. Kentucky
Speaker 7: travels to Austin to face Texas. Catch will be without
Speaker 7: Lamont Butler and Jackson Robinson. Tip of sep for right
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Speaker 7: in ames Isowa to face the tenth ranked dial state Cyclones.
Speaker 7: Bearcats need this for their resume. Big time Pregame coverage
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Speaker 6: Thank you, Liam.
Speaker 10: Seven twenty one.
Speaker 5: On a Saturday morning, Gary Jeff and my friend the
Speaker 5: Mad Hatter Doomsday Dave Dave Hadder with an IT report.
Speaker 6: How are you doing man?
Speaker 9: I'm doing good.
Speaker 14: Gary Jeff, How are you doing?
Speaker 6: I'm I'm as well could be expected.
Speaker 14: For an early Saturday rainy Cincinnati mourning.
Speaker 5: Right, yeah, I feel like I'm I'm under the influence
Speaker 5: of something, but I did not imbibe or take anything,
Speaker 5: So I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 6: Maybe just be slap happy.
Speaker 5: What should we be worried about in the wide world
Speaker 5: of technology this morning, Dave, give me one thing.
Speaker 14: Well, here's a good starter for you. I just cut
Speaker 14: this right before I got on with you. Kenton County
Speaker 14: put out a scam alert. And these things are so
Speaker 14: common with government agencies. So Kenton County Detention Center is
Speaker 14: warning of an ongoing scam with residents contact and demanding
Speaker 14: payments for home incarceration fees. And they say in this
Speaker 14: every government agency will the Kent County Detention Center does
Speaker 14: not make calls demanding payment of any fee. This is
Speaker 14: a scam. So a parently these things work, though, Jerry Jeff.
Speaker 14: So you know if the whether if the i R
Speaker 14: s the Hamlin County Sheriff, the Kenton County Detention Center
Speaker 14: or whatever calling you on the phone or sending you
Speaker 14: an email, well telling you that if you don't send
Speaker 14: them money, usually gift cards or something. Craig, can you imagine,
Speaker 14: can you imagine the Kenton County Detention Center telling you, hey,
Speaker 14: you need to go buy some gift cards and send
Speaker 14: them to us, so we're going to arrest you. I
Speaker 14: mean legitimate. It's just nuts.
Speaker 6: Well it is. It is just nuts.
Speaker 5: But there are people, and I know that everybody is
Speaker 5: vulnerable to one extent or the other. The problem is
Speaker 5: they seem to focus more on seniors. And this is
Speaker 5: not just to lambass seniors at all and say you're
Speaker 5: ignorant and you need to wake up and get with
Speaker 5: the times. But because I will soon, I probably am
Speaker 5: a senior. But here's the thing, Dave, it's it's high
Speaker 5: time that we all knew. No one is calling you
Speaker 5: and demanding money unless it's I mean maybe a collection agency.
Speaker 6: But you should know about that.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you should know about that in advance. No legitimate
Speaker 14: government agency is going to call you and demand money,
Speaker 14: especially WHI are transfers, gift cards, VENMO payments or anything
Speaker 14: like that. You know, anything unusual and the right answer
Speaker 14: is always hang up. First off, people should not answer
Speaker 14: calls from numbers they don't recognize.
Speaker 13: They's you so easy to move a phone number.
Speaker 14: And it's so you know, these scams are so prevalent
Speaker 14: thanks to all of our.
Speaker 13: Data being leaked out there.
Speaker 14: I don't answer the phone from a number I don't recognize.
Speaker 6: Ever, I just won't do it.
Speaker 14: You know, if it's important, you'll leave me a message.
Speaker 14: If you don't leave me a methage, I'm never going
Speaker 14: to call you back. Don't answer those calls. If you do,
Speaker 14: or they leave a message and it sounds legitimate, you know,
Speaker 14: if you answer the call, hang up, and then you
Speaker 14: go on your own. Don't use any information they send
Speaker 14: you in a text easily spookable or an email easily spoofable.
Speaker 14: You go to the Kenton County descend Center or the
Speaker 14: Hamlin County Share or whatever agency it purports to be
Speaker 14: on your own, because the other thing they'll do, Garry Jeff,
Speaker 14: you know, they'll use open source intelligence. This is a
Speaker 14: a whole field in cybersecurity. As a criminal. Can I
Speaker 14: go to the Hamlet Accounty Sheriff's Office website and find
Speaker 14: officers that work there?
Speaker 6: Yes? I can.
Speaker 14: Can I get their names and the email addresses and
Speaker 14: their phone numbers?
Speaker 6: Yes? I can.
Speaker 14: Can I find similar information like that on LinkedIn? Yes?
Speaker 14: So when I call you, I might claim to be
Speaker 14: deputy so and so you know they're smart, they're common, right,
Speaker 14: So just because they make something sound legitimate, you can't
Speaker 14: assume it is. You should either hang up or ignore
Speaker 14: the thing, and then on your own find the legitimate
Speaker 14: information for that agency and start from there. Otherwise you
Speaker 14: know you're going to get scammed.
Speaker 6: Sadly, do we have anybody go ahead?
Speaker 17: What I was just going to say.
Speaker 14: I appreciate that these agencies put these warnings out so
Speaker 14: that folks can be aware these things are all doing.
Speaker 5: Do we have any faith at all that somebody is
Speaker 5: stepping into the AI breach here to make it non
Speaker 5: threatening to humans? Because I mean the great fear is,
Speaker 5: you know, they become sentient beings or have sentient minds,
Speaker 5: and they can think and do on their own, and
Speaker 5: and all these other things that people are I mean
Speaker 5: rightfully concerned about, you know, because technology is moving so fast.
Speaker 6: What's new on the AI front?
Speaker 13: Yeah, it is moving very fast.
Speaker 17: You're right about that.
Speaker 14: You know, my personal opinion kind of based on what
Speaker 14: I'm aware of. And you know, keep in mind, I
Speaker 14: only know what's made public. If you and I discussed
Speaker 14: many times, right, who knows what's in some lab somewhere,
Speaker 14: But I don't personally think any of the current technology
Speaker 14: tracks are going to get us to what in the
Speaker 14: business would be known as artificial general intelligence, which is
Speaker 14: artificial intelligence that's equally capable and more capable to a
Speaker 14: human being at any task. You know, most of the
Speaker 14: stuff that we're seeing now is all sort of purpose
Speaker 14: built for particular types of things versus it can do
Speaker 14: anything a human being can do, or or perhaps better
Speaker 14: than a human being.
Speaker 9: I don't think we're really.
Speaker 14: That close to that personally from what I'm seeing, But no,
Speaker 14: I also don't think Gary, Jeff, you know, we're in
Speaker 14: this weird place in my mind, kind of like nuclear weapons,
Speaker 14: where you know, we can't let our adversaries get ahead
Speaker 14: of us with this stuff, And does that mean we
Speaker 14: might have to go faster than we would like and
Speaker 14: potentially take the risk of what you just described because
Speaker 14: I do believe that is at least within the realm
Speaker 14: of possibility. I know it may sound farff bets to
Speaker 14: some people that I encourage For folks who are really
Speaker 14: interested in this topic and really want to understand how
Speaker 14: this could play out, there's a great book called super
Speaker 14: Intelligence by a guy named Nick Boster, and he goes
Speaker 14: through a whole bunch of different scenarios for how we
Speaker 14: might eventually get to artificial general intelligence, and then what
Speaker 14: he describes as super intelligence, where once you have machines
Speaker 14: that are as good at or as good as people
Speaker 14: are better, then they can improve themselves, at which point
Speaker 14: all bets are off because you don't really know how
Speaker 14: fast I could go, how quickly they could exceed the
Speaker 14: capability of all beans, and depending on what they were
Speaker 14: designed to do, you.
Speaker 6: Know what their open goal would be.
Speaker 14: So it's it's a fascinating book.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Dave, I can't do that. I'm sorry, I.
Speaker 14: Can't my windows error, my airs time.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry there, I can't do that, Dave Patter, Thank
Speaker 5: you so much, my friend.
Speaker 6: We got to run okay.
Speaker 14: Always my pleasure.
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Speaker 6: And you together again on a Saturday morning. Gay to
Speaker 6: have you along.
Speaker 5: It has been a kind of a a tumultuu tumultuous week.
Speaker 5: I had a very good friend I'm not giving out
Speaker 5: any names who lost his wife this week after a
Speaker 5: somewhat lengthy illness, and I guess we'll talk more in
Speaker 5: depth about it after the family deals with their issues.
Speaker 6: They need privacy.
Speaker 5: And it was very heartbreaking to hear of his loss
Speaker 5: of his wife of I guess almost fifty years. And
Speaker 5: then Brooksy the cat dog succumb to Good Morning, Chris
Speaker 5: to two point zero by the way, baby, love you.
Speaker 5: So christ and I have been dealing with that, which
Speaker 5: certainly isn't losing a lifelong spouse, but it is losing
Speaker 5: our good buddy who was definitely a part of the family.
Speaker 5: So it's just kind of be an interesting way week,
Speaker 5: to say the least. Right now that we break away
Speaker 5: from that and we talk to our friends. Science Mike
Speaker 5: from Dell High a Science Minute, a staple of our
Speaker 5: Saturday morning diet on seven under w l w Y.
Speaker 18: As a night of Scientist Surprising a Dell blinding me.
Speaker 6: Been surprising indep Good morning, Michael, how are.
Speaker 17: You I'm going, well, you just stay busy, Gary, Jeff, And.
Speaker 6: Well, so that's why I came in part of time.
Speaker 5: I'm actually taking the day off from the bar today,
Speaker 5: and I thought about it. I said, you know, maybe
Speaker 5: it's better that I just go about my regular routine.
Speaker 5: But I think we're making a trip to the animal
Speaker 5: shelter today.
Speaker 17: I did the same with.
Speaker 6: Yeah, get back on that horse.
Speaker 17: Yeah. Did you see the before we get to the
Speaker 17: science topic, the interchange between the exchange between Michael Schallenberger
Speaker 17: and Representative Massy this week.
Speaker 6: I did not please enlighten me.
Speaker 17: Well, you just need to He's at New York Times
Speaker 17: and talk about the U s A. I D funding
Speaker 17: the first Trump impeachment.
Speaker 13: You need to.
Speaker 17: We need to watch that exchange between Massy and Schellenberger.
Speaker 6: It's ok.
Speaker 17: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: I like watching Thomas. He's my representative, so we'll see
Speaker 5: what he's doing doing for my vote or against depending it.
Speaker 6: Okay, go ahead.
Speaker 17: So we have the astronauts up on the Boeing has
Speaker 17: had a bad week this week, but they had to
Speaker 17: having a bad year. But the astronauts on the space station,
Speaker 17: they went up there June sixth for eight days and
Speaker 17: they might eventually. I think they're coming home on a
Speaker 17: SpaceX rocket on March nineteenth, the Bowie star Liner system
Speaker 17: like that. But what also came out last week another
Speaker 17: Boeing issue and of Friday last week was the SLS rocket,
Speaker 17: which is the rocket that's designed to take this into
Speaker 17: the Artemis one and two program to get back to
Speaker 17: the Moon. They Boing met with their employees on Friday
Speaker 17: last week and gave them a sixty day notice possibly
Speaker 17: that the program's going to be terminated. It's amazing we
Speaker 17: twenty eleven the program started and it's supposed to be
Speaker 17: finished in twenty sixteen, and well, you know what you're
Speaker 17: doing now and three billion dollars a year and each
Speaker 17: lift off is going to cost two billion dollars for
Speaker 17: each lift off. So the current new budget and NASA
Speaker 17: administrator been looking to keep the program through the Artemis
Speaker 17: too and then finally move on. It's just fiscally and
Speaker 17: it's not working out. And the reason it's not working out,
Speaker 17: Grey Jeff is SpaceX and Blue Origin have their heavy
Speaker 17: lift re usable system and it's light at one tenth
Speaker 17: of the cost of the SLS rocket program. So you
Speaker 17: can probably see pretty much where that's had it in the
Speaker 17: next three or four years.
Speaker 6: So no doubt about it.
Speaker 17: It's just one of those costsoverrines. It's just like he's
Speaker 17: just you know, you just keep throwing gas on the
Speaker 17: fire and think it expected to go out.
Speaker 5: I don't have every agency in our federal government has
Speaker 5: so much bloat, so much fraud, and so much unnecessary spending. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I'd like to see about fifty percent unemployment in Washington,
Speaker 5: DC myself, But that's just me. Maybe I'm just mean spirited. Thanks, Mike,
Speaker 5: appreciate it. Eleven minutes past the hour, seven hundred wl
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Speaker 7: We got some hoops today, right yeah, big college basketball
Speaker 7: Super Saturday, some local games. The North last night defeated
Speaker 7: Green Bay seventy three to sixty Xavier host of Paul
Speaker 7: at noon. That game right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Pregame coverage begins at eleven thirty. Holy Cross alum Jacob
Speaker 7: Meyer playing for the lou Demons. He will be returning
Speaker 7: to Cincinnati for a little bit of a home match.
Speaker 7: Kentucky travels to Austin to face Texas Cats. Will be
Speaker 7: without two typical starters. TIP as set for eight on
Speaker 7: ESPN fifteen thirty, you see us on the road in
Speaker 7: ames Iswile playing in the magical Hilton Coliseum against the
Speaker 7: tenth ranked Iowa State side Clones. Pregame coverage begins at
Speaker 7: three thirty. Tip is set for four right here on
Speaker 7: seven hundred WLW. There's some notable Top twenty five matchups today.
Speaker 7: Number seven per Due host number sixteen, Wisconsin number thirteen,
Speaker 7: Arizona hosts number six, Houston number nineteen, Mississippi host number two,
Speaker 7: twenty two Mississippi State and in state rivalry, and another
Speaker 7: in state rivalry, Number one. Auburn travels to Tuscaloosa to
Speaker 7: face number two Alabama. It's also Daytona five hundred weekend.
Speaker 7: That race is tomorrow, and the Reds first team workout
Speaker 7: will be Monday. Spring training about to get underway. Most
Speaker 7: of the guys were already there, they were just missing
Speaker 7: a few to get started.
Speaker 6: And you were mentioned earlier.
Speaker 5: Jonathan India had some interesting comments at the about the
Speaker 5: end of last season for the Reds and how the
Speaker 5: younger players took advantage of the manager a little bit.
Speaker 7: Yeahs, David Bell Yeah, Jonathan Indy was kind of the
Speaker 7: vocal leader of the team last year, it felt like,
Speaker 7: and now that he's gone in Kansas City, he's still
Speaker 7: staying some stuff. They're saying they need that discipline, they
Speaker 7: need that fire in their rear. And he was saying
Speaker 7: that the players were taking advantage in the final days
Speaker 7: of last season of Bell's pages and nurturing personality as
Speaker 7: a player's manager. So it's going to be really interesting
Speaker 7: to see how this year goes with Hall of Fame
Speaker 7: manager Terry Francona.
Speaker 6: No doubt, Tito's coming back. And one more thing.
Speaker 5: You mentioned a Meyer that's coming back home who plays
Speaker 5: for De Paul.
Speaker 6: Yes, Jacob Meyer. He played cross.
Speaker 5: Is he any relation to the great, the late great
Speaker 5: DePaul basketball coach Ray Meyer. I wonder that's why he's
Speaker 5: at DePaul University transfer.
Speaker 7: I got this Simon Kenton defeated Sacred Heart last night.
Speaker 7: And Sacred Heart had won ninety two straight games, Oh
Speaker 7: jeez against Kentucky in state women competition.
Speaker 6: All right, and they finally fell last night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, everybody loses eventually. A twenty two seven utter wlw
Speaker 5: Gary Jeff and that Teresa who used to live here
Speaker 5: that Teresa was here, and now that Teresa's there in
Speaker 5: South Carolina, that Teresa, good morning.
Speaker 6: How are you?
Speaker 8: Good morning, my friend, Gary Jeff, Hello, Christa, I love you,
Speaker 8: good morning.
Speaker 14: I miss you.
Speaker 8: First, Gary Jeff indulged me this very quickly last week
Speaker 8: when last Week spoke three weeks ago, I made I
Speaker 8: had a brain hiccup and I called beloved, beloved Brooksy Bootsy.
Speaker 8: You know you corrected me, my humble apology.
Speaker 6: Believe me. I have gotten.
Speaker 5: I have gotten all kinds of notes of condolences this
Speaker 5: week because, as you may have heard, Brooksy pass suddenly
Speaker 5: yesterday on Valentine's Day, uh of.
Speaker 6: Of congestive heart failure.
Speaker 5: And apparently the doctor said it was something that had
Speaker 5: been uh maybe with him since birth and it just.
Speaker 6: You know, it popped out.
Speaker 5: But I have had all variations of people trying to
Speaker 5: attempt his name. Now, the way we got Brooksy was
Speaker 5: what now listen, hold hold the story and I'll let
Speaker 5: you speak. When we went to get in and we
Speaker 5: went to get him at the Kenton County An Animal
Speaker 5: Shelter a week after Christa had lost her beloved Hobbes,
Speaker 5: who was old. He had he had renal failure. He'd
Speaker 5: been sick for a while, but then it got to
Speaker 5: be to a point where we just needed him to
Speaker 5: not be in misery anymore. So at the age of fifteen,
Speaker 5: Hobbs left and within a week we had found Brooksy,
Speaker 5: and Christa gave me the task of naming this cat,
Speaker 5: and I said, just instantly came. I said, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: call him Garth Brooks and he became Brooksy from that
Speaker 5: point forward. So Boots, he's fine, and Brookie and other variations.
Speaker 17: Light.
Speaker 6: It was not no, I didn't take it. I didn't
Speaker 6: take it as a slight Teresa. I just said, Okay,
Speaker 6: you know how much I love you all?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I knew I do. It's it's all good. So
Speaker 5: what else is going on in your part of the world.
Speaker 5: Let's let's talk about something that's.
Speaker 10: Current the world.
Speaker 8: I'm sitting on the summerport.
Speaker 14: It's going to be a high.
Speaker 8: Of fifty seven. It's about forty one. I missed the
Speaker 8: snow in Ohio. When when you guys had the winter storm.
Speaker 8: I actually cried because I saw it on ABC News,
Speaker 8: a little blurb about Cincinnati, and I was sitting there crying, homesick,
Speaker 8: wanting snow and everybody.
Speaker 5: Hold on, hold on, you wanted snow, Well, we're supposed
Speaker 5: to get some.
Speaker 6: We're supposed to.
Speaker 10: Get some more.
Speaker 6: Can we send some to you please?
Speaker 8: I hate see we got a dust and this is
Speaker 8: my hand to God. And here it is Gary Jeff
Speaker 8: Here in look Golf, South Carolina. We got a dusting.
Speaker 8: They closed schools.
Speaker 14: For two days.
Speaker 10: Of course he had no clue of what.
Speaker 8: There was no slick roads, no nothing.
Speaker 5: No, it's just the sight of snow. The sight of
Speaker 5: snow makes people freak out in certain parts of the
Speaker 5: I understand they never get it.
Speaker 9: The French toast fixings.
Speaker 8: French toast fixings were bought by all so it's no different.
Speaker 8: Really quick though. Are you used to live in Utopia
Speaker 8: which is just a stones throwaway from Ripley And we
Speaker 8: used to go to the flea marketing to auctions there.
Speaker 8: So I love hearing Brookies.
Speaker 6: The game from all yours? You know, you know you Mentionsville.
Speaker 8: Yes, there's a place called Brenda's Clothing. They sell car
Speaker 8: hearts and Levi's and we used to go up very
Speaker 8: good stuff because it was very reasonable.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And there's Lisa's Wayside in Russellville, which apparently is
Speaker 5: a great bar and restaurant there in Russellville.
Speaker 8: Yeah. I think it's they've got double deckers or something.
Speaker 8: I don't know which one is, but yeah, there's good
Speaker 8: food up there.
Speaker 6: Yeah they got It's wonderful.
Speaker 5: It's wonderful to hear from you again. And no slight
Speaker 5: was taken, and and everything's fine, and you don't need
Speaker 5: I mean, if you need snow, we'll send you any
Speaker 5: any that we get because I'm already done with it.
Speaker 8: I appreciate that all over, My best, take care, God
Speaker 8: bless you, my friend.
Speaker 5: All right, same to you, that Teresa, She's still as
Speaker 5: crazy as ever. Eight twenty seven at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 5: Have time to talk a little sports and assorted other
Speaker 5: things with our friend Moe Egger.
Speaker 6: Hey, Mo, what's going on now? I'm guessing you're not
Speaker 6: in Iowa with the Bearcats today, right?
Speaker 14: Correct? Correct?
Speaker 6: Though?
Speaker 5: I knowtheless, you know the beauty that is aims Iowa
Speaker 5: and i and the legendary Hilton Coliseum or arena that
Speaker 5: is home of the Iowa State Cyclones, and the fact
Speaker 5: and you know that not only was I born in Iowa,
Speaker 5: but Caitlin Clark was born in Iowa. Joe Burrow was
Speaker 5: born in Iowa. Why wouldn't you want to go to Iowa?
Speaker 2: Mo?
Speaker 14: Other responsibilities? You know, we were there for football this
Speaker 14: year and we stayed in We stayed in Des Moines,
Speaker 14: and I really liked it that's a cool little town. Uh,
Speaker 14: And so it's it's not out of not wanting to
Speaker 14: be there. I wish I was monumental task for the
Speaker 14: Bearcats today against one of the best defensive teams in
Speaker 14: all of college basketball, one of the best, one of
Speaker 14: the best teams in all of college basketball.
Speaker 10: I've been to the Hilton Arena.
Speaker 14: Was there when you see last played one on on
Speaker 14: a late bucket by Jacob Evans. We'll see if this
Speaker 14: team can do what that team did well.
Speaker 5: And I always say it was ranked tenth is that
Speaker 5: correct in the in the country. And at this point,
Speaker 5: you know, early in the season, if you're ranked tenth,
Speaker 5: it's like, okay, well, let's wait and see what happens.
Speaker 5: But if you get into mid February and you're ranked tenth,
Speaker 5: you got something going on. And obviously the Cyclones the
Speaker 5: Bearcats have been on a bit of a run of late.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's been a pretty remarkable, dramatic in season offensive makeover.
Speaker 14: You know, two weeks ago tomorrow they played and I'm
Speaker 14: not exaggerating here. I think in thirty five years of
Speaker 14: rooting for UC basketball, the worst game I've ever seen
Speaker 14: a Bearcats team play at home against West Virginia, they
Speaker 14: scored fifty points, and that was kind of a tip
Speaker 14: of the iceberg at the end of a four game
Speaker 14: losing streak. And I think you were being fair if
Speaker 14: you wondered at that point, like how bad might this get?
Speaker 14: And instead they've scored ninety three, eighty four, and eighty
Speaker 14: five points in each of the last three games. And
Speaker 14: I think they've had to sacrifice a little bit on
Speaker 14: the defensive end, but I think offensively they're playing the
Speaker 14: way we thought they would play. They're not just shooting
Speaker 14: it better. They're playing up and down, they're running, they're
Speaker 14: playing fast, they're putting pressure on defenses. They're not, you know,
Speaker 14: letting twenty seconds come up the shot clock before they
Speaker 14: even initiate their offense. When they've been really good, they've
Speaker 14: cut down on the turnovers, which has been an issue.
Speaker 14: Now doing that against the three teams they have beaten
Speaker 14: is a dramatically different thing than against an Iowa State
Speaker 14: team on the road, where the Cyclones are the seventh
Speaker 14: best defensive efficiency team in the country. And so I'm
Speaker 14: really curious to see how this plays out. Does UC's
Speaker 14: offensive improvement translate to a really good defensive team, and
Speaker 14: then can they get stops, because there have been times
Speaker 14: in this stretch where you've wondered, Okay, if the buckets
Speaker 14: dry up, are they going to be able to hold
Speaker 14: their own on the other end of the floor defensively?
Speaker 14: We might have to find out today.
Speaker 5: Well, since we're at finally officially at the end of
Speaker 5: the NFL season, with the conclusion of course happening in
Speaker 5: New Orleans last Sunday where my Chiefs were decimated by
Speaker 5: the defense of the Philadelphia Eagles. A couple things about
Speaker 5: that game, mowing and I don't big rudge that Jalen
Speaker 5: Hurts was the winning quarterback and the winning quarterbacks often
Speaker 5: he didn't play badly, he played well quarterbacks. It's just
Speaker 5: the default that they give the quarterback the MVP usually
Speaker 5: of the winning team. That Eagles defense should have collectively
Speaker 5: won the MVP of that Super Bowl because they were
Speaker 5: clearly head and shoulders above anyone else on that field.
Speaker 6: Do you agree or disagree?
Speaker 14: Well, that would have sent a precedent. It is an
Speaker 14: individual award, so I don't think you ever would have
Speaker 14: seen an entire unit. But the story of that game
Speaker 14: was Tilly's defense, and that's not to take anything away
Speaker 14: from Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 9: It was really really good.
Speaker 14: He's great with his legs. He made some big time
Speaker 14: throws down the field that I think a lot of
Speaker 14: people wondered, Okay, if he's got to make him, can
Speaker 14: he make him? And he did. You know, he wasn't
Speaker 14: an undeserving MVP by any stretch. But I think when
Speaker 14: I think of that game, I think of how uncomfortable
Speaker 14: from the jump Philadelphia's defensive line made Patrick Mahomes look.
Speaker 14: And it was remarkable. Tom Brady pointed it out often
Speaker 14: during the broadcast. They're not reinventing the wheel, you know,
Speaker 14: They're not sending dudes from different places and blitzing and
Speaker 14: running safeties up into the box and blitzing corners and
Speaker 14: sending eight guys at once. They're they're sending therefore, and
Speaker 14: you've got to figure out how to block them. And
Speaker 14: the Chiefs couldn't. They had no answer for it. They
Speaker 14: It was puzzling to me that they basically decided from
Speaker 14: the get go, we're going to desert our running game
Speaker 14: and put Patrick Mahomes in a position where he's got
Speaker 14: to figure it out against this front and and for
Speaker 14: as marvelous a player as he is. Look, he wasn't
Speaker 14: great by any stretch of the imagination.
Speaker 6: He didn't have a chance to be great.
Speaker 14: No, And I'll tell you man, you know, I've talked
Speaker 14: about this guy on my show and it's probably not
Speaker 14: gonna happen because he's he's probably going to command top dollar.
Speaker 14: But you know, we talk about what the Bengals need
Speaker 14: to do in free agency this all season. They've got
Speaker 14: to find somebody on the interior of the defensive line.
Speaker 14: If you watched Milton Williams on the inside of that
Speaker 14: Philly front, not just last week but in the NFC
Speaker 14: Championship game against Washington, boy, if you're a Bengals fan,
Speaker 14: you're trying to figure out a way they can get
Speaker 14: it done because he is a game wrecker still just
Speaker 14: twenty five years old, awesome at rushing from the inside,
Speaker 14: and it was on full display along with what his
Speaker 14: teammates were doing in the Super Bowl against Kansas City
Speaker 14: a week ago.
Speaker 5: Travis Kelcey has been given thirty days by the Chiefs
Speaker 5: to decide, you know, are you gonna do it?
Speaker 6: Are you gonna get off the pot.
Speaker 5: He's thirty five years old, He's got three Super Bowl rings.
Speaker 5: Do you think that there is just naturally a I
Speaker 5: think there's human nature has a couple of ways that
Speaker 5: you can go with with a person like Travis, a
Speaker 5: player like Travis Kelcey. The one side of it says,
Speaker 5: you know, I got my three rings. I'm I'm kind
Speaker 5: of tired of getting beat up every week for any
Speaker 5: amount of money. Maybe I can. I'll be fine after
Speaker 5: I leave the football field. I've got lots of other
Speaker 5: interest in things I want to do, and there's also
Speaker 5: the hunger to win one more. What do you think
Speaker 5: is stronger for Travis Kelcey right now?
Speaker 14: I think more than anything, it's how effective of a
Speaker 14: player can he be? Because you're right, on one hand,
Speaker 14: he's accomplished everything in that sport. He is going to
Speaker 14: be in the Hall of Fame, and as screwed up
Speaker 14: as the Pro Football Hall of Fame voting process is,
Speaker 14: there are only a handful of players that I go, boy,
Speaker 14: that guy's in no doubt or first ballot Hall of Famer.
Speaker 14: I think his brother is going to be, and I
Speaker 14: think Travis Kelsey is going to be. And I think
Speaker 14: that's almost inarguable. He has accomplished everything you can as
Speaker 14: an individual player in the sport. He's obviously a three
Speaker 14: time super Bowl champion. I think he's going to take
Speaker 14: a real good hard look as to, okay, another year
Speaker 14: in how effective of a player I can be, because
Speaker 14: you know, Number one, statistically his production has waned. Number two,
Speaker 14: if you watch him, he's smaller than he used to be.
Speaker 14: Now that that might not mean that he, you know,
Speaker 14: can't still be an effective player, but is he okay
Speaker 14: maybe being more of a complimentary piece in an offense
Speaker 14: that kind of has to be remade right that On
Speaker 14: top of you know, do I want to put myself
Speaker 14: through all the things I'm going to have to do physically?
Speaker 14: Are there other things I want to get started doing?
Speaker 14: Right now? It seems like he's gonna have plenty of
Speaker 14: of opportunities. But I think with a guy like that,
Speaker 14: it's more a matter of can I continue to play
Speaker 14: at a high enough level. You Know, what I've learned
Speaker 14: about elite athletes is they, for the most part, especially
Speaker 14: if they have been a part of a winner, they
Speaker 14: don't want to just hang on right. They don't want
Speaker 14: to just be another guy.
Speaker 5: They don't want to just they don't they don't want
Speaker 5: to Willy Maze it right now.
Speaker 14: You know, it's it's it's one thing if if you've
Speaker 14: if you've never won a ring, and you're hanging on
Speaker 14: and you're willing to be a big part, you know,
Speaker 14: just for the sake of chasing that elusive championship. Yeah,
Speaker 14: that's not the case, Travis Kelsey. So I think it's
Speaker 14: going to be really, really interesting. I think he's fun
Speaker 14: for the NFL as a as a UC guy. There's
Speaker 14: a part of me that would like to see him
Speaker 14: sort of run it back because I just think he's
Speaker 14: an interesting personality in the league. But if he does
Speaker 14: decide to hang it up, he'll be in Canton in
Speaker 14: five years. And I think, again, that's almost an argument.
Speaker 5: Well, let's let's talk about Aaron Rodgers on that point.
Speaker 5: I mean, I thought that Aaron Rodgers was done two
Speaker 5: years ago, and he continued to garner the attention and
Speaker 5: every and I heard people saying, well, you know, his
Speaker 5: stats weren't that bad last year with the Jets, And
Speaker 5: I'm like, what, yeah, okay, stats, what what game were
Speaker 5: you watching? Is it finally do we finally get to
Speaker 5: not have to suffer with Aaron Rodgers through another season?
Speaker 14: My goodness, you know, getting inside Aaron rodgers head.
Speaker 9: Is good luck.
Speaker 6: Be careful, be very careful.
Speaker 14: You know you're right. If you just looked at the numbers,
Speaker 14: they actually look a lot like Patrick Mahomes numbers this year, right,
Speaker 14: which weren't obviously not terrible. You had to have watched
Speaker 14: him play, right, You had to have seen him this
Speaker 14: season and look, I mean he was he was on
Speaker 14: a broken team with you know, they they move on
Speaker 14: from the coach. I mean that that that season seemed
Speaker 14: doomed to fail from almost the beginning. You know, I think,
Speaker 14: number one, what's the market for Aaron Rodgers at this age?
Speaker 14: And what is the desire of a team to bring
Speaker 14: in Aaron Rodgers and lay the law down with him. Look,
Speaker 14: here's how it's going to be. We're not going to
Speaker 14: let you hand pick your offensive coordinator. That wasn't the
Speaker 14: case in New York. We're not going to let your
Speaker 14: hand pick some of your teammates who aren't any good anymore.
Speaker 14: That was the case in New York.
Speaker 9: We're not.
Speaker 14: We're not going to let you skip mandatory mini camp
Speaker 14: so you can go to Egypt. We don't have much
Speaker 14: of an interest on in you going on the Pat
Speaker 14: mac if he shout up to talk about things that
Speaker 14: have really little to do with football. And that's reportedly
Speaker 14: kind of the law the Jets laid down with the
Speaker 14: new coach and the new GM coming into New York
Speaker 14: in twenty twenty five. Hey, look, if we bring you
Speaker 14: back and we're not sure we're going to here, the
Speaker 14: conditions are going to have to meet. And my understanding,
Speaker 14: as Aaron Rodgers was unwilling to do that. And so
Speaker 14: is there a market out there for a guy who's
Speaker 14: forty two years old, who did have a very significant
Speaker 14: achilles injury, who hasn't had a really really, really really
Speaker 14: good year in quite a while, and who does seem
Speaker 14: to whether you like that beat or not marched by
Speaker 14: the beat of the zone drummer, I don't know. I
Speaker 14: don't know. Are there thirty two quarterbacks in the NFL
Speaker 14: right now better than Aaron Rodgers? You know you kind
Speaker 14: of have to ask that, can we bring in Aaron Rodgers?
Speaker 14: And you know that's the bridge to whoever's next because
Speaker 14: we can't get the quarterback we're looking for in the
Speaker 14: draft this year. I think as uninteresting as I think
Speaker 14: Rogers usually is, I think what happens with him now
Speaker 14: is very interesting and I'm looking forward to seeing where
Speaker 14: he ends up, if anywhere.
Speaker 5: Tea leaves and the Tea Leaves question is just very
Speaker 5: simple T Higgins question, Mark.
Speaker 14: Garret Jeff I think I think anybody who claims to
Speaker 14: know what's gonna happen is lying. I talked to this
Speaker 14: on my show yesterday. Two folks who cover this team
Speaker 14: in great detail, who are well sourced, have put out
Speaker 14: their divergent opinions on what they think is going to
Speaker 14: happen with T Higgins. We know what Joe Burrow wants.
Speaker 14: I think we know what T higgins preference is. I
Speaker 14: know what I want, which is I want T. Higgins
Speaker 14: to play for the Bengals next year because they do
Speaker 14: not subscribe to the belief that you can't make the
Speaker 14: team better and still keep him here. But we don't
Speaker 14: know what the Bengals want, and I don't think they're
Speaker 14: gonna tip their hand until we actually find out does
Speaker 14: he hit free agency? T Davis Tuesday. If they franchise
Speaker 14: tag him, he can't hit free agency. If they don't
Speaker 14: franchise tag him, get he can hit free agency, and
Speaker 14: at that point Bengals probably aren't going to be the
Speaker 14: highest bidder for.
Speaker 5: Services real quickly, and I'm not going to get overly emotional,
Speaker 5: even though it is very possible that could happen. You
Speaker 5: lost one of your biggest fans among the cat population yesterday. Suddenly,
Speaker 5: our beloved Brooksy passed away. And I never saw it
Speaker 5: because I'm obviously here.
Speaker 6: Doing the show.
Speaker 5: But my wife told me the very first time Brooksy
Speaker 5: heard you on the forty one Filco, he stood in
Speaker 5: front of that radio until you were done with our segment,
Speaker 5: and then he'd walk away. And every Saturday that Brooksy
Speaker 5: was awake, he was listening intently for some reason to
Speaker 5: everything you said. There was something about your voice that
Speaker 5: triggered our beloved cat dog. And all I can say
Speaker 5: is we will miss him. And uh, one of your
Speaker 5: biggest fans, sadly is gone.
Speaker 14: Well that's a dwindling pool as is so Uh, I
Speaker 14: was storry to hear that I've lost. I've lost pets before,
Speaker 14: and I know how much it sucks, and there's no
Speaker 14: other way to put it. I guess I don't get
Speaker 14: to achieve my goal of strapping a meter to Brooksy
Speaker 14: and getting Brooksy to listen to ESPN fifteen thirty in
Speaker 14: the afternoons. So well, the something.
Speaker 6: Else them is not an option at this point.
Speaker 9: Too bad.
Speaker 14: Well, I've gone through that man that Uh yeah, you know,
Speaker 14: we we put our one of our dogs down in
Speaker 14: October and we're still not over it.
Speaker 5: So I no, okay, Well listen, I have a fantastic weekend,
Speaker 5: and you too. Thank you, Mike Allen counselor how are
Speaker 5: you doing?
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm good. Brother.
Speaker 28: First of all, condolences from books it is. It's a
Speaker 28: family member, he was a family member. My buddy, my buddy,
Speaker 28: thank you. What's on the show today, Ah boy, I'll
Speaker 28: tell you what you know. It used to be threat
Speaker 28: to democracy.
Speaker 6: Now all you hear is constitutionals crisis. We're gonna play
Speaker 6: a pretty funny clip with that too. Uh.
Speaker 28: We're also going to do out more greatest hits from
Speaker 28: Doge Man. The hits just keep on coming with them
Speaker 28: and I still think they've only scratched the surface. Also
Speaker 28: going to talk about Senate Bill one, which puts the
Speaker 28: clamps on higher ed past. The Senate is headed for
Speaker 28: the Ohio House. Going to talk about that and also
Speaker 28: another really cool clip. Trump sticks at the CNN. I
Speaker 28: don't know if you saw it this week, he at
Speaker 28: the very envy as well. You know, that's why CNN
Speaker 28: has no credibility anymore. I like how he and the
Speaker 28: Vice President are sticking it to these reporters right there.
Speaker 28: The Associated Press has been thrown out of their White
Speaker 28: House press room.
Speaker 6: Yeah that's good. Oh, I think it's fantastic. It's about time,
Speaker 6: you know. I mean, these people aren't royalty or deities.
Speaker 28: You know, if they say something that honks you off,
Speaker 28: you ought to say something.
Speaker 5: I mean, do you think that the old Soviet Union
Speaker 5: would let the New York Post in the in a
Speaker 5: press conference with the premiere?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: No, and that's exactly what's happening. We've kicked PROVDA out
Speaker 5: of the press room. About time. Yeah, Mike Allen, Saturday midday,
Speaker 5: just before Xavier basketball and no after the show show
Speaker 5: today we're taking off of the bar. Uh and uh
Speaker 5: just kind of an enjoying a day at home to recoup.
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