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Speaker 2: Another Chile start, but we do warm up nicely, especially
Speaker 2: into the afternoon hours, as we'll be right around that
Speaker 2: seventy degree mark with sunny skies tonight. You're back down
Speaker 2: into the low forties warmer when you wake up tomorrow,
Speaker 2: and we actually hit the low seventies for a high
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Speaker 2: First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Radar is clear and it's forty degrees in Cincinnati.
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Speaker 6: The cover of October Skies, we begin this morning with
Speaker 6: classic Van Morrison.
Speaker 7: Well, that's a marvelous night for a month. Dance with
Speaker 7: the star.
Speaker 8: As Van tasnad to make romance nid the cover of Thomas.
Speaker 4: You all the leaves on the trees.
Speaker 8: Are falling to.
Speaker 9: The sound of the breath of that body.
Speaker 8: You know, I'm trying to please to the calling of
Speaker 8: your heart.
Speaker 10: Strength that place off and load, get all.
Speaker 11: The nights, my due seems to wet around, honey, get
Speaker 11: all the sun monnight seems.
Speaker 12: To shame your place.
Speaker 13: Hn.
Speaker 4: I just n more morning.
Speaker 14: That with you.
Speaker 4: I'm out love.
Speaker 15: I cannot dimake some more road man's what do you ill?
Speaker 5: Will?
Speaker 16: I want to be love to you till now.
Speaker 8: I can't wait till the morning has come. The morning
Speaker 8: I know now the time is just right and straight
Speaker 8: and from my army will run when you come on
Speaker 8: right well.
Speaker 6: In a distant land, far far away, a long long
Speaker 6: time ago. This was a karaoke choice of Gary Jeff
Speaker 6: Walker pull it.
Speaker 7: Off pretty well too.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not doing it right now. No, have you
Speaker 6: seen the moon the last couple of nights. It has
Speaker 6: been absolutely spectacular. In fact, it woke me up the
Speaker 6: other morning at four o'clock, shining right in the window
Speaker 6: of the bedroom.
Speaker 7: And I didn't need to get up that early before.
Speaker 6: We look at a look back at significant events and
Speaker 6: people tied to this particular date in history. October nineteenth,
Speaker 6: including but not limited to these, seventeen eighty one British
Speaker 6: troops under General cornwall Is surrendered in Yorktown, Virginia. The
Speaker 6: American Revolution neared its end, and we rang up a
Speaker 6: victory as a country, finally over the evil, evil, imperial
Speaker 6: colonial British, those bastards. This date, in nineteen sixty the
Speaker 6: Reverend Martin Luther King Junior arrested during a sit down
Speaker 6: protest at a lunch counter in Atlanta. Wouldn't be the
Speaker 6: first time, wouldn't be the last time. The supersonic Concord
Speaker 6: made its first landing in New York City on this
Speaker 6: date in nineteen seventy seven, flying from Toulouse, France, three
Speaker 6: hours forty four minutes. It's enough time to get drink service.
Speaker 6: Nineteen eighty seven, a day that is still remembered all
Speaker 6: these years later as Black Monday, October nineteenth, nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 6: the stock market crashes. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped
Speaker 6: five hundred and eight points, But the key here is
Speaker 6: twenty two point six percent in value, which at the
Speaker 6: time was the largest daily percentage ever lost Black Monday.
Speaker 6: Eventually we would recover Pope John Paul the Second beatified
Speaker 6: Mother Teresa during a ceremony in Saint Peter's Square the
Speaker 6: state in two thousand and three. Two years later, Saddam
Speaker 6: Hussein was put on trial by the Iraqi interim government,
Speaker 6: accused of crimes against humanity, which he would pay for
Speaker 6: with his life. The legendary psychedelic sixties artist Peter Max
Speaker 6: is eighty seven. John Lithgow is seventy nine. Steve Doocey,
Speaker 6: who's on Fox News, has a birthday today, sixty eight.
Speaker 6: Singer Jennifer Holiday is sixty four. Boxing Hall of Famer
Speaker 6: Evander Holifield is sixty two, missing piece of his ear,
Speaker 6: like President Trump, Extreme Makeover Home Edition host Ty Pennington
Speaker 6: is still fixing him up at sixty. Filmmaker John Favreau
Speaker 6: is fifty. Amy Carter, the daughter of Jimmy and Roslind Carter,
Speaker 6: is fifty seven.
Speaker 7: Today.
Speaker 6: South Park creator or co creator Trey Parker turns fifty five.
Speaker 6: Chris Catan, the Monkey Boy is fifty four. Filmmaker Jason
Speaker 6: Rightman forty seven, Jillian Jacobs, Rebecca Ferguson. And that's the list.
Speaker 6: If it is your birthday on this October nineteenth, the
Speaker 6: most popular birth month of the entire year, because a
Speaker 6: lot of people were doing a lot of things nine
Speaker 6: months ago. If it's your birthday, it is the best
Speaker 6: birthday you can possibly imagine, and you get to spend
Speaker 6: that with people that you love, doing the things that
Speaker 6: you love to do, and that is truly my wish
Speaker 6: for you. It's five point forty one on a Saturday morning,
Speaker 6: back with weather and sports in a moment on seven
Speaker 6: hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes full thor and
Speaker 10: wields his mighty devil of justice on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: For generations, hardworking people have relied on Ford F series
Speaker 6: trucks to help grow business, money and pleasant through the day.
Speaker 6: You see's homecoming you home. More about that in a moment.
Speaker 6: There's an eight am parade which is gonna be kind
Speaker 6: of chilly, about thirty nine degrees by this afternoon, a
Speaker 6: high of seventy two overnight clear again, Sonny, A bit
Speaker 6: warmer on tomorrow. High at seventy two on Sunday and Monday, Sonny,
Speaker 6: and the high all the way up to seventy six.
Speaker 6: It is forty now at seven hundred WLW. Here's Liam Tomlinson.
Speaker 5: Seven one hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: Sports basketball already, Liam, Yeah, believe it or not, it
Speaker 6: is basketball season already.
Speaker 17: The college basketball season underway, and last night you see
Speaker 17: beat Ohio State eighty to sixty two and a charity matchup.
Speaker 17: In tomorrow, Xavier and Dayton face off in a scrimmage.
Speaker 7: As well.
Speaker 17: College football, you see host Arizona, a state for their
Speaker 17: homecoming weekend. Kickoff is sept for noon. Pregame coverage begins
Speaker 17: at eleven. Listen right here on seven hundred WLW. Kentucky
Speaker 17: travels to the Swamp to face Tennessee and that kickoff
Speaker 17: is set for seven thirty, and you can catch all
Speaker 17: that action on ESPN fifteen thirty Soccer News. It's decision
Speaker 17: Day in the MLS and f C. Cincinnati travels to
Speaker 17: Philadelphia face the Union. Pregame coverage begins at six and
Speaker 17: kickoff is set for six thirty. Catch all that action
Speaker 17: on Fox Sports thirteen sixty. Some high school scores from
Speaker 17: around the area. Covington Catholic destroys Harrison County fifty six
Speaker 17: to six. Walton Verona tops Galloton thirty five to eight.
Speaker 17: Ron Cally beat East Central seventeen to seven, Beechwood sixty one,
Speaker 17: Carroll County nothing, Holy Cross thirty four, Trimble County nothing,
Speaker 17: Lexington Catholic edges out Lloyd Memorial twenty three to fourteen
Speaker 17: Ryle handles Great Crossing thirty six to eight, Norwood Falls
Speaker 17: a Summit Country Day forty three to six, Redding Falls
Speaker 17: to Taylor forty three to fourteen, Cooper forty eight, Moon
Speaker 17: County fourteen, Lawrenceburg Top, South Dearborn seventeen to seven, Elders
Speaker 17: shut out, Bishop Chatard fourteen to nothing, and Roger Bacon
Speaker 17: handles Percell Marion twenty nine to eight, and Saint Bernard
Speaker 17: Elmwood Place seventy seven, New Miami zero excellent.
Speaker 7: Thank you, sir. We move on.
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Speaker 18: a wide rap.
Speaker 6: I'd be fine, thank you. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 6: seven thousand, Bright and early. People are actually up and
Speaker 6: actively using a telephone at this time of the morning,
Speaker 6: including Al and Montgomery.
Speaker 19: Hello, Al, Hello, Garry Deff, Good to talk to you again.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good to talk to you. What's going on?
Speaker 19: Well, a little Saturday morning, I'm out. I take my
Speaker 19: gentleman's gun dog Beatie for a ride every Saturday morning
Speaker 19: and and.
Speaker 20: Listen to you.
Speaker 19: And I thought i'd give you a call a little
Speaker 19: blast from the past. Me and the guys used to
Speaker 19: talk to you a lot at a little bar down
Speaker 19: on the Licking River.
Speaker 21: I think you remember it.
Speaker 19: Kleines Cinds exactly me, tug Darren Ozzi. I don't know
Speaker 19: if you remember us or not.
Speaker 7: Oh, absolutely, who could forget?
Speaker 6: You know, I had some of the best times in
Speaker 6: my life hanging out at Kleines on the river, which
Speaker 6: is now of course that location is not a Pine
Speaker 6: on the Bayou. When Jim and Helen decided they were
Speaker 6: done with the bar business. And I'm telling you, man,
Speaker 6: some of some of the best people, some of the
Speaker 6: best times.
Speaker 7: I mean, I remember.
Speaker 6: The tug of War competition over the hill I participated
Speaker 6: in that, the Ruda Bega Festival or the turn Up
Speaker 6: festival that Jim Klein used to have, and all the
Speaker 6: guys including a including a gosh, the basketball b Larry
Speaker 6: Uh you know what I'm talking about, Al, You've got
Speaker 6: to know who I'm talking I'm talking about Frog, Larry.
Speaker 4: Frog, Red Froggy Frog.
Speaker 7: I mean, well, you know we had a ball well
Speaker 7: you know, well from what from what I can I'm like,
Speaker 7: you know, from things that I can remember from clients.
Speaker 19: Sometimes we had a little bit too much.
Speaker 22: Fun in there.
Speaker 19: Yeah, if you know what I mean. But uh, now
Speaker 19: we're all still kicking all except for uh Ozzy he
Speaker 19: he passed a few years ago.
Speaker 4: Wait, but still still.
Speaker 21: Having a great time.
Speaker 23: I said, Oh, heck, I thought i'd give you a.
Speaker 19: Call and just say hi and uh bring back some
Speaker 19: old memories you can talk about.
Speaker 6: Well, you certainly did, Al, I appreciate it, brother Buggy Gary.
Speaker 19: Yeah, do you remember do you remember the turkey shoes
Speaker 19: so you used to have down there?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 21: Yeah, alcohol and shotguns? What a better mix?
Speaker 6: Well, I've always said, Alan, I think you'd probably agree
Speaker 6: with me that I'll call tobacco and firearms shouldn't be
Speaker 6: a government agency.
Speaker 7: It should be a store.
Speaker 24: Exactly.
Speaker 6: Listen to have a fantastic morning, all right, bye bye,
Speaker 6: good good stuff.
Speaker 7: Man. That did bring back a flood of memories.
Speaker 4: Mama Tree, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 13: Well, it rained forty days and it rained forty nine.
Speaker 13: Didn't that well? It rained in the east, and it
Speaker 13: rained in the west. Didn't this well, it rained in
Speaker 13: the north, and it rained in the south. Didn't it
Speaker 13: missing missing? Well, it rained all the mountain, didn't it
Speaker 13: didn't it rain? Children, didn't it rain? Oh, my lord
Speaker 13: didn't it didn't it didn't it rain? Oh? My lord?
Speaker 7: In it rain?
Speaker 13: Amen?
Speaker 6: Amen, I can't. I can't proof on that. Mama tree.
Speaker 6: That's good stuff. How you been baby?
Speaker 25: Well?
Speaker 13: Right as I called you, darling, my pingers started hurting
Speaker 13: and it felt like it was black and blue and
Speaker 13: purple like Gang Green. Oh, So I said, nurse, Miss Connie,
Speaker 13: come in here. She said, what is it? I said,
Speaker 13: my finger will color it. She said normal. I said,
Speaker 13: but you gonna have to take it off or they
Speaker 13: gonna have to get me trysted up for Gang Green poison.
Speaker 13: And uh, she said, I think you go out go.
Speaker 13: I said, ye, Jesus, please help us, cause I'm gonna
Speaker 13: hold to be on there every day. I said, pull it,
Speaker 13: pull it and all once. She said, it's coming, it's
Speaker 13: coming in. I said, I feel it reallyeve. And I
Speaker 13: don't know how many m see people may find say
Speaker 13: I'm crazy butt. September twenty fourth, when that mess is
Speaker 13: over in Indiana. I'm down in the valley across from Indiana.
Speaker 13: So it came over here in my eyes and nose
Speaker 13: and skin and everything. So I guess it messed up
Speaker 13: because I swelled up all over that day.
Speaker 6: Okay, what are you talking about? What happened September twenty fourth.
Speaker 13: At plastics over on that train cross.
Speaker 7: Talking about styrene, the styrene leap.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm allergic to that.
Speaker 7: Well, everybody's allergic to the Hamama tree.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but I got it bad when I drove past
Speaker 13: the plastic pactores over here. It was so bad, doctor said,
Speaker 13: was the matter? I said, every time I drive past
Speaker 13: that plastic practice. And it found out I have blood
Speaker 13: allergies to plastic chemicals. So only me over here is
Speaker 13: got it. I can't see a green dollar from Bengal
Speaker 13: that day, and I joked about it. Well, having lunch
Speaker 13: at one and uh, I ate like a pig and
Speaker 13: my stomach which ground like I was still hungry. Yeah,
Speaker 13: I said, man, what is that stink? Cause I didn't
Speaker 13: know till nighttown what it was. And so I came
Speaker 13: in from Bingo and I told the hey, this urneral
Speaker 13: smells like a plastic factory. Do you spell smell now, ma'am?
Speaker 13: I said, well, do you smoke? Yes, ma'am? I said, well,
Speaker 13: I'm allergic to cigarettes, allerge to plastics. That's why you
Speaker 13: don't smell it? And at Bingo, they said you want
Speaker 13: a dollar? I said, well pay me.
Speaker 3: They said we did.
Speaker 13: I said where in front of you? I said, sh
Speaker 13: hand it to me. I said, I feel it, but
Speaker 13: I can't see it. What was in the air cause
Speaker 13: I also, being from Africa, I'm allergic to rubber.
Speaker 7: Wha wha, wha wha, whoa nuh uh. How are you
Speaker 7: from Africa?
Speaker 13: My grandma come up around slave ship hundreds of years ago.
Speaker 6: Hundreds your grandmother or your great grandmother or your great
Speaker 6: great grandmother whatever.
Speaker 13: I real that my dad was old. But anyway, they said,
Speaker 13: you're Fromasca. You learned to rubber. And I my son
Speaker 13: got tennis shoes. I put them in the kitchen. I
Speaker 13: couldn't breathe it.
Speaker 4: Liam.
Speaker 6: Have you ever heard that Africans have allergies to rubber
Speaker 6: just naturally?
Speaker 7: I have not.
Speaker 13: The Rubbert's gum tree is some mask of the kidney
Speaker 13: doctor tell me fifty years ago. That's all I'm going back,
Speaker 13: all right, all.
Speaker 20: Right, Well, I mean, I'm.
Speaker 6: Sorry to hear that, because there's a lot of good
Speaker 6: things that rubber and plastic bring to our lives, and
Speaker 6: you can't enjoy themometry because of your allergies and our glasses.
Speaker 13: We drank out all that plastic. I'm not likely to
Speaker 13: just the smell of it. My roomor that night was
Speaker 13: just with it. And at night I'm I'm gawky because
Speaker 13: I'm crossside and we've got calm up. I reached some glass,
Speaker 13: go to my mouth and they pour down my chin.
Speaker 7: So you have a you have a you have a
Speaker 7: you have a drinking problem.
Speaker 13: No, I don't balance anyway. I put a towel Caro.
Speaker 13: I said, Oh, I can't sleep with this plastic going
Speaker 13: up my nose. I'm like, so the aid gave me
Speaker 13: a clean towel, Yeah, and I throw it. Put that
Speaker 13: in the sack to prove that plastic came to Kentucky
Speaker 13: because all the news was talking about all parts of Indiana. Yeah,
Speaker 13: it came right into my air zone, you know.
Speaker 6: Mama Tree, I'm glad that you're feeling better. I got
Speaker 6: a run, baby, We've we've done way too long. All right,
Speaker 6: Thank you, thank you, love you. We'll talk to Dick
Speaker 6: after the top of the hour. You asked for a
Speaker 6: better transit in Hamilton County and into the first official
Speaker 6: Howard of the Saturday Morning Edition for this Saturday, October nineteenth,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker, and you can
Speaker 6: be who you want to be. Please, as far as
Speaker 6: I'm concerned, it's not against the law.
Speaker 4: How bad some.
Speaker 6: Picking in Grinnan Dick style. The Dixter is on the line.
Speaker 6: Let's talk to Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Dick, Good morning, Good Jeff.
Speaker 26: How are you?
Speaker 7: First and foremost, we need to know how Ingrid is.
Speaker 26: Oh, it all worked out real well. Her her friend
Speaker 26: came down from well, she's here in Kettering. She was
Speaker 26: a nurse and they wanted to put her in mary
Speaker 26: in Ohio, where her girlfriend or her daughter is, but
Speaker 26: they found a place over by me. It's called They
Speaker 26: were gonna either put her with Bethany or the Oak
Speaker 26: Creek Rehab and it's really nice. It's it's so close here,
Speaker 26: it's probably four minutes away, five minutes. And she's gonna
Speaker 26: she's doing pretty good. She's up and Adham and he's
Speaker 26: had uh her visitors come. She's doing good. She's just
Speaker 26: gonna have to have physical therapy on her leg. But
Speaker 26: I've been over talking to her this week and one
Speaker 26: thing I did do, I the caseworker talked to me.
Speaker 26: She didn't want me to, you know, stay home and mope.
Speaker 26: But I'd played a little music this week and still
Speaker 26: got to go to college.
Speaker 23: You know.
Speaker 7: It was nice, well good, but Ingrid is doing better.
Speaker 26: Yes, thanks Jerry Depp, I'll bless you.
Speaker 6: We all we're all thinking and praying for her and uh.
Speaker 6: In fact, Dave from Dayton said, prayers that Ingrid is okay.
Speaker 6: I met her and she's a sweet lady.
Speaker 23: Yeah yeah, all right.
Speaker 7: Well that's good. You got a Dick pick for tomorrow.
Speaker 7: We don't have much.
Speaker 5: Time this morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 6: Brown's Bengals, Bengals, Brown's Battle of Ohio.
Speaker 26: Say, i'd say the Bengals are winning overtime twenty seven
Speaker 26: twenty four.
Speaker 6: Overtime victory twenty seven twenty four. Now, are you gonna
Speaker 6: call stations in Cleveland and say the Browns are gonna
Speaker 6: win an overtime Dick?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 26: No, Well do you know me?
Speaker 4: I do know you.
Speaker 6: That's why I asked. All right, listen, say good night, Dick.
Speaker 26: Have hey, thank you Gary Jeff for saying I'll talk
Speaker 26: to you later.
Speaker 6: All right, good night, Dick, good night, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 6: And there is no end to this fun this morning,
Speaker 6: because of course it's Dame time, Dave from Harrison time.
Speaker 6: You know, Dave from Harrison has a special talent. I'm
Speaker 6: still trying to figure out exactly what that is.
Speaker 27: Crazy.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Dave, I'm crazy for morning.
Speaker 6: How we're doing, I'm doing fantastic. By the way, it
Speaker 6: was great to see you yesterday. Dave came to the
Speaker 6: bar yesterday and had some beers and uh visited and
Speaker 6: it was so nice to see you.
Speaker 7: Hadn't seen you in a while.
Speaker 21: Always good to be seen by you, sir.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's what you said. Then. I still don't know
Speaker 7: how truthful that is, but it really was good to
Speaker 7: see you.
Speaker 28: It's truthful, it's truthful.
Speaker 7: What do you got for us this morning, Dave?
Speaker 22: Well, if I may piggyback on Lady Lynette's audition, do
Speaker 22: you ever wonder why there why there aren't any unicorns
Speaker 22: you know in today's world?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 22: Well, it's because, uh, you know, whether they were sitting
Speaker 22: on a mountain there sort of watching the arc kind
Speaker 22: of you know, float away, you know, when it was
Speaker 22: raining really hard, and one of us over dinner and says, dang,
Speaker 22: that was today?
Speaker 7: Is that what Is that what happened?
Speaker 22: I'm pretty sure it is. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Okay, uh uh.
Speaker 23: Did the ghost into the bar?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 21: Why did who go into the bar?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Why did the ghost go into the bar?
Speaker 29: Dave?
Speaker 23: They wanted some booze?
Speaker 22: Well you can't when you cross an Eli with Vader.
Speaker 7: This phone call?
Speaker 4: What do you call?
Speaker 20: You?
Speaker 21: Will elevator?
Speaker 6: Okay, hey Dave, Yeah, that is deserving of this.
Speaker 30: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 30: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 30: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 30: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 30: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 30: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 30: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 7: Bill Cunningham is the sound of America. When I listened
Speaker 7: to Willie, I get all American goosebumk, he oozes the
Speaker 7: American dream. My toe got infected and was oozing this
Speaker 7: yellowy puff stuff. But it didn't stop me from listening.
Speaker 5: To Willie Americ.
Speaker 7: I had a tapeworm and still listen to Willie.
Speaker 6: I still listen even with my pro lapsed hemorrhoids.
Speaker 5: Nothing can stop us from listening to Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 10: I am a great American Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 31: Tomorrow at twelve noon on seven hundred W l W.
Speaker 7: Beyond the lookout for rare white Bengals.
Speaker 32: There will be on the prowl Sunday, October twenty seventh,
Speaker 32: when the Philadelphia Eagles come to Cincinnati.
Speaker 7: It's time to wipe out the jungle.
Speaker 14: The challenges on to join the team in pack Paykhorse
Speaker 14: Stadium with everyone all wearing white for this nationally televised game.
Speaker 32: Don't wait very Lunited tickets remain, Visit Bengals dot com
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Speaker 5: There are two types of pain in the world.
Speaker 6: Ordinary pain, the kind of comes and goes, and chronic
Speaker 6: pain that kind of keeps you from doing all the things.
Speaker 5: You're having a lot. Yeah, dasten to the music.
Speaker 4: Play by the d Jay already.
Speaker 6: And if we were talking radios and it's a Saturday
Speaker 6: morning about six fifteen or so, you know we're talking
Speaker 6: to old radio. Rick Washburn with a reception report. Are
Speaker 6: we five y five today? Are we four by four?
Speaker 6: Are we three by two and a half? The answer
Speaker 6: waits good morning Old Radio.
Speaker 21: Rick, Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 7: Are we doing doing fine? Having a party? Keeping those
Speaker 7: records playing? Baby?
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 21: That's been a while since I heard that one? Nice tune?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah it is. So anyway, how are we coming
Speaker 7: in on the radio? Dazure?
Speaker 21: Well, I'm going to pretend it's a five by five.
Speaker 21: The workbench is actually full of a test equipment that
Speaker 21: I'm aligning this morning. So I'm doing a shout out
Speaker 21: to Mark down at Park Hills who found this beauty
Speaker 21: down in this Sun's basement. And one day I hope
Speaker 21: to touch it. I promise I won't lick it. It
Speaker 21: is a nineteen thirty.
Speaker 4: I hope to touch it. I won't lick it. What
Speaker 4: was that?
Speaker 28: Oh?
Speaker 21: The saying that my wife always refers to too, is
Speaker 21: like you take ownership of it if you lick it. Okay,
Speaker 21: I don't recommend that kids.
Speaker 7: Anyway, back to what you were saying, we were in a.
Speaker 21: Car dealership once and and there was a sign that said,
Speaker 21: please don't lick the cars. It's like, okay, you're kidding me.
Speaker 21: I never heard it before. Now it's pretty obscure thing,
Speaker 21: I guess.
Speaker 7: But anyway, apparently not if they had to put up
Speaker 7: a sign please don't lick the cars?
Speaker 21: What what is pretty sure? It was a pretty sure
Speaker 21: was a joke.
Speaker 6: I've never heard that in my life. If you lick it,
Speaker 6: you own it, and if you please don't.
Speaker 7: I can just imagine walking into a showroom when there's
Speaker 7: a big sign that says, please don't lick any of
Speaker 7: the vehicles.
Speaker 21: Like it was specific to one model oddly.
Speaker 7: Enough, jeez, anyway, on with what you were saying.
Speaker 21: Man, I derailed this one quick, didn't I. It's a
Speaker 21: It's a nineteen thirty nine General Electric Model HJ twelve
Speaker 21: five console. This is the toppest of the top of
Speaker 21: the line models for nineteen thirty nine. It has a
Speaker 21: it has buttons, it has keys which are like the
Speaker 21: preset buttons, except they push down like piano keys. And
Speaker 21: there's there's knobs or sumwheels, and a magic eye tube.
Speaker 21: It's got the soybean plastics around which if it hasn't warped.
Speaker 21: And this one's naturally pretty bad shape, but one that
Speaker 21: has never warped. It'll polishes up beautifully as long as
Speaker 21: you put on your nose clips, because this is the
Speaker 21: stuff that smells like rotted milk when you polish it. Oh,
Speaker 21: and boy does it. And this thing has twelve tubes.
Speaker 21: It's an AM and two short wave band radios with
Speaker 21: two loud speakers. It is a paink peeler and a
Speaker 21: half and it is. It's just bigger than life. But hey,
Speaker 21: let's go to the catalog show.
Speaker 7: Sure.
Speaker 21: So the first two words in the description of this
Speaker 21: radio are frequency modulation. Well wait, that's FM. Yes, I
Speaker 21: didn't mention this being an FM radio. It doesn't have FM. Huh,
Speaker 21: So I look back at this frequency modulation television audio
Speaker 21: or phonograph key.
Speaker 13: Oh.
Speaker 21: In other words, there's a socket in the back you
Speaker 21: can plug an adapter into, and a button on the
Speaker 21: front you can click to connect to whatever you plug
Speaker 21: into it. I don't think i'd lead with that. It's misleading.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 21: Super beam a scope with front panel control, This is
Speaker 21: actually kind of cool. Beam a scope is their extremely
Speaker 21: stupid name for the internal antenna that looks like a
Speaker 21: gigantic beehive, but the front panel control on almost every
Speaker 21: high end console. You've got this beehive looking thing. You
Speaker 21: have to reach around the back to turn it because
Speaker 21: antennas are directional. This thing's got a knob on the
Speaker 21: front that turns it for you. Very nice, little pokey,
Speaker 21: but yeah, very cool. And then you don't have to
Speaker 21: pull the radio out to adjust it whatever. And then
Speaker 21: a fourteen inch and six six and a half inch
Speaker 21: super powered receiver chassis speakers. Fourteen inch speaker is that's
Speaker 21: impressive for nineteen thirty nine. It's also a bit of
Speaker 21: an exaggeration by about fullches. But oh well, maybe maybe
Speaker 21: I had one of those rulers, like the estimators used
Speaker 21: in the old days of aluminum sided we did kind
Speaker 21: of a couple inches out.
Speaker 6: Was this speaker going to singles bars and claiming it
Speaker 6: was fourteen inches when it was really ten?
Speaker 21: I think you nailed it. And okay, so another thing
Speaker 21: that sounds just ridiculous. I don't know why they don't
Speaker 21: explain it. But it has a visual lux style. Okay,
Speaker 21: he's a yawn. No, the visual lux is kind of cool.
Speaker 21: It's a glass style. Yeah, but each of the letters
Speaker 21: are sort of etched into the glass, so the Dalites
Speaker 21: like light up the numbers. It's actually really cool looking,
Speaker 21: all right, and then it's got some other stuff that
Speaker 21: doesn't make any sense, and then figured American walnut veneer
Speaker 21: cabinet with white holly inlays. Okay, I really don't know
Speaker 21: what a white holly inlay is. I don't see anything
Speaker 21: that looks like a flower anywhere on it.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean it sounds like a wonderful radio for
Speaker 6: its time, like you said the top of the line
Speaker 6: in nineteen thirty nine.
Speaker 7: And I hope you get it.
Speaker 21: Working well if I yeah. And the best part is
Speaker 21: the price when new. If you click the link to
Speaker 21: find the price when new, it takes you to a
Speaker 21: application for a second mortgage. Have a great week asking
Speaker 21: all that, right, you.
Speaker 6: Have a great weekend, Rick Old Old Radio Rick.
Speaker 7: At gmail dot com. If you'd like to get into.
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Speaker 12: home of the best Bengals coverage.
Speaker 16: Man, it's a span with the Bengals head coach Zach Taylor,
Speaker 16: and lot's been made of the fact that the Bengals
Speaker 16: haven't won in Cleveland in about seven years, because that's
Speaker 16: a lot of losses.
Speaker 7: That's why we make a lot out of it.
Speaker 16: Is there any such thing as somebody kind of having
Speaker 16: your number you mentioned in your press conference, you go
Speaker 16: back and look at a lot of old tape. What
Speaker 16: has happened? Have you put your thumb on the reason
Speaker 16: for this yet?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 33: Really, the first half hasn't gone well for us, you know.
Speaker 33: So they've they've usually got in control sooner than needed,
Speaker 33: and so we got to do a better job of that.
Speaker 33: We're aware of it, and it's unacceptable and we got
Speaker 33: to find a way to change that.
Speaker 16: This weekend so just more important than usual to get
Speaker 16: out early and that would might be keep Chubb and
Speaker 16: check on the ground to a degree, right.
Speaker 33: I mean, they've always done a good job playing good defense,
Speaker 33: running the football, and we've allowed them to do that,
Speaker 33: unfortunately on both sides of our ball, So you got
Speaker 33: to do a better job change in that early.
Speaker 16: A little bit out of order here, But I wanted
Speaker 16: to ask about last week when it seemed like the
Speaker 16: offense wasn't entirely on tracked. Were they somewhat out of
Speaker 16: sync or does all the credit go to the Giants defense?
Speaker 33: I think a little bit of both. I don't think
Speaker 33: we played as well as we used to playing on offense,
Speaker 33: and at the same time, I think that is defense
Speaker 33: that doesn't get enough credit for how well they played together.
Speaker 33: They got a lot of talent, they got a really
Speaker 33: good coordinator. So I think it was a little bit
Speaker 33: of both. It's a good defense, and we did not
Speaker 33: play up to this team that we usually hold ourselves to.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I guess would you have to watch out for
Speaker 16: is Miles Garrett here? I guess he has more sacks
Speaker 16: of Joe Burrow than anybody else. Then again, you're playing
Speaker 16: him twice a year and he's a lot of trouble.
Speaker 16: What do you do about that?
Speaker 33: Yeah, he's a good player. You gotta be aware of him.
Speaker 33: You got to have a good plan for him. He's
Speaker 33: one of the best players in all the NFL, But again,
Speaker 33: we want to minimize his opportunities as best we can.
Speaker 16: All right, what else about the Browns do you see
Speaker 16: as problematic for the Bengals.
Speaker 33: It's a good football team. You know, their record is
Speaker 33: what the record is. We're going through the same thing,
Speaker 33: but it's a really dangerous team. They've got a lot
Speaker 33: of talent over there, good coaches, and they've played winning
Speaker 33: football before. So again, like I said earlier, we got
Speaker 33: to do a great job early in the game taking
Speaker 33: control of the game and being able to dictate the TEMPHO.
Speaker 7: Was that Cooper trade a surprise at all of you.
Speaker 33: I don't think anything's the surprised to me any more
Speaker 33: in this league. But I think this is time of
Speaker 33: the year where some of that stuff starts to happen.
Speaker 33: But again, it's just everything happens for a reason, and
Speaker 33: we got to get ready for the guys that are there.
Speaker 16: Yeah, all right, off to Cleveland. Listen you the best
Speaker 16: and we'll talk again in a week. Thanks for your time,
Speaker 16: Zach Taylor.
Speaker 1: Thanks Mike's weather forecast from news radio seven hundred W
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Speaker 12: Oh yeah, I'm toasting you.
Speaker 5: Sit honey, we maye through. You'll never care me come bay.
Speaker 35: Got friends were the.
Speaker 5: Whiskey round plan there day.
Speaker 6: I got friends at low places and I am darn
Speaker 6: proud of them. And the fact let's head east, my friends,
Speaker 6: out of Hamilton County into Claremont and then to how
Speaker 6: now Brown County and the lovely village of Ripley, Ohio.
Speaker 6: And the gang at Brookies on Main Street. Good morning, gang.
Speaker 13: Thank you worry.
Speaker 29: It's call lovely day in Ripley.
Speaker 6: So I understand, uh is buzz with us this morning?
Speaker 29: We have a buzzwise or in attendance?
Speaker 5: Oh you do?
Speaker 4: Hey, buzz?
Speaker 6: So why why did you suggest that we go on
Speaker 6: the road to Lisa's wayside and you didn't go to
Speaker 6: Russellville with the rest of the crew.
Speaker 7: What happened there?
Speaker 21: Man, I was there this morning?
Speaker 6: Well, okay, I mean Kamala Harris sent a tape to
Speaker 6: the Al Smith dinner, but she didn't go. It's not
Speaker 6: quite the same thing if you're not there when we're.
Speaker 4: Yeah, quite the same thing.
Speaker 7: Buzz.
Speaker 36: Good.
Speaker 7: Well, I was going to suggest if you weren't there,
Speaker 7: for people just to go up up the hill there
Speaker 7: on Main Street and knock on your door and perform
Speaker 7: a welfare check live on the air.
Speaker 6: Just pound on your door. How how would that been received,
Speaker 6: Doug buzz? If you just if you've just been there
Speaker 6: in your house sleeping and somebody's pounding on your door
Speaker 6: at six thirty in the morning making sure you're okay,
Speaker 6: how would you respond to that.
Speaker 12: I'll be good, you'd be good.
Speaker 4: I'll be good.
Speaker 29: We've done we've done welfare checks around three thirty in
Speaker 29: the morning several times throughout the years, and he's very receptive.
Speaker 33: He was very receptive.
Speaker 6: Okay, I don't think I want to hear anymore. This
Speaker 6: sounds like some kind of you dime store numbl Yeah,
Speaker 6: he was.
Speaker 29: Very happy to see people.
Speaker 5: It's like, yeah, but anyhow, yes, any who.
Speaker 29: Drop any who are clans? Hearts drawing here at Brookies
Speaker 29: is almost seventy six thousand dollars. Is looking good this
Speaker 29: coming Wednesday, Come on down. Other than now, we're gonna
Speaker 29: do little Kara Yoki down here at Brookies tonight and
Speaker 29: h and I need something to do.
Speaker 7: Come see us all all right, Cherry? What about the
Speaker 7: What about the weather? Sherry?
Speaker 37: Oh, the weather's in good shape. But we're good for
Speaker 37: probably another seven days. It's going to be warm and
Speaker 37: during the day and cool at night.
Speaker 29: But that's good.
Speaker 37: We'll take that for fall, you know.
Speaker 7: I mean, do you dress? Yeah?
Speaker 37: My beaver, my bigger didn't come this morning.
Speaker 29: I didn't see.
Speaker 6: Wait to hold on a second, I thought your beaver
Speaker 6: went everywhere with you.
Speaker 37: Sherry, Well he hasn't lately, he've been under the weather.
Speaker 7: Oh really, that's that's sad. Have you seen a professional
Speaker 7: about your Beaver.
Speaker 37: No, unfortunately not but anyway, right for Halloween.
Speaker 7: That reminds me.
Speaker 6: I knew a guy in a small town once who
Speaker 6: was a veterinarian and a taxidermist. You took your animal
Speaker 6: and you were going to get him back one way
Speaker 6: or the other.
Speaker 4: No, good one, you guys.
Speaker 7: You guys have a good weekend, and thanks for checking in.
Speaker 13: All right, bye bye.
Speaker 6: The gang in Ripley Steve Fromentna and a fifty phone
Speaker 6: call hanging on the line, and we'll be with him
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Speaker 6: I'm seven hundred WLW once again, Liam Tomlinson, once you
Speaker 6: got for me and my friend.
Speaker 17: The Bengals look to get their third win of the
Speaker 17: season tomorrow against the Browns. They haven't won a game
Speaker 17: in Cleveland since the Owen sixteen twenty sixteen Browns team say,
Speaker 17: look to get that fixed. Tomorrow pregame covered begins at
Speaker 17: nine am kickoff. Is that, for one, you can catch
Speaker 17: all that action on the home of the Bengals seven
Speaker 17: hundred WLW and ESPN fifteen thirty. College basketball season is underway.
Speaker 17: Last night you see beat Ohio State eighty sixty two
Speaker 17: and Xavier and Dayton face off in a scrimmage tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Well, no, why are you giving me scrimmage results? These
Speaker 6: games don't count. This is like preseason football. Liam, Are
Speaker 6: you just that excited about college basketball that you have
Speaker 6: to give me scrimmage results?
Speaker 17: The people yearn for uce the basketball results get.
Speaker 6: They don't care the world I mean, the World Series
Speaker 6: hasn't even been played yet. Let's get baseball out of
Speaker 6: the way before we start college.
Speaker 17: Match beat the Dodgers in The Yankees beat the Guardians
Speaker 17: last night as well, and some high school football scores
Speaker 17: are from around the area. Ludlow beats Bishop Brosford, Bishop
Speaker 17: Brossert and the forty.
Speaker 6: Six Rossert and a bad Barnburner is not an easy
Speaker 6: thing to say.
Speaker 7: I would use a different maybe uh adjunctive. We're something
Speaker 7: to describe that.
Speaker 17: One eleven and tops Walnut Hills forty one to six.
Speaker 17: Lesal beat Harvest Preparatory School twenty eight to fourteen. Newport
Speaker 17: defeated Bellevue thirty nine to twelve. Dayton falls to Newport
Speaker 17: Central Catholic in their last home game in that stadium,
Speaker 17: forty four to eight. Cincinnati Hills Christian dominates North College
Speaker 17: Hill High School fifty six to seven. Oak Hills edges
Speaker 17: out Fairfield twenty one to sixteen. Finnytown fell to Madeira
Speaker 17: twelve to ten. Highlands handled Connor forty two to fourteen.
Speaker 17: Mount Healthy sixty two, Talawanda forty two. Cole Raine shut
Speaker 17: out by Hamilton thirty eight to nothing. Wyoming defeat at
Speaker 17: Indian Hill twenty three to thirteen.
Speaker 6: Bishop Brosser bombarded somebody, or bombastically beat someone, or.
Speaker 7: That's all the same. They've lost.
Speaker 6: You work on your alliteration. Son Steve Fromettna. Coming up
Speaker 6: next on seven hundred WLWRIT State Cheap Buyers.
Speaker 18: Mike castercy jeep is number one in Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: Drop the top at Chestpeake Bay. Baby Moonlight feels right
Speaker 6: on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 7: It's six forty six win.
Speaker 6: Rich seven hundred WLWR friend, great commentator, and by that
Speaker 6: I don't mean he's an everyday Russet when I say commentator,
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Speaker 6: a news of the week is back at Steve Froment
Speaker 6: and a good morning Stephen.
Speaker 38: Good morning sir. As we get down to the rubber
Speaker 38: meeting the road phase in the twenty twenty four election season,
Speaker 38: it's good to remember the big picture. It is not abortion. Yes,
Speaker 38: abortion involves killing, but in the whole scheme of things,
Speaker 38: the survival of our republic does not depend on whether
Speaker 38: abortion is legal in your state or how many exceptions
Speaker 38: there are regarding its use. On the other hand, unvetted
Speaker 38: illegal immigration flooding this country with demands for welfare, education, jobs, housing,
Speaker 38: and transportation that's for starters in an economy already stretched
Speaker 38: to the limit, is a nation breaker. If you just
Speaker 38: consider the cost of policing the professional criminals and terrorists,
Speaker 38: you realize that democrats who can't sleep at night worried
Speaker 38: about the legality of abortion have absolutely no freaking idea
Speaker 38: what is really at stake. Nope, for a century, excuse me,
Speaker 38: for a century. Now we as by the way, a
Speaker 38: century it didn't happen overnight. We have seen a war
Speaker 38: on the individual states and individual citizens by the encroachment
Speaker 38: of Washington d C. Upon their lives. Washington is winning
Speaker 38: every battle. If you like that, you vote Democrat. If
Speaker 38: you sense something is wrong with that, you vote for
Speaker 38: Donald Trump, realizing the hatred for Trump is based on
Speaker 38: the fear he might actually do something about the deep
Speaker 38: state on the Potomac. For those of you who think
Speaker 38: this is just a recent political phenomenon, let me introduce
Speaker 38: you to Roscoe. See Philburn, a farmer in Dayton, Ohio,
Speaker 38: Montgomery County. Roscoe is long gone, but his Supreme Court
Speaker 38: case in nineteen forty two is well remembered by those
Speaker 38: who knowed Franklin del No Roosevelt's successful attempt to change
Speaker 38: the US Constitution via the creeping Deep State. Roscoe had
Speaker 38: the temerity to challenge a nineteen thirty eight New Deal
Speaker 38: law that told him how much wheat he could grow,
Speaker 38: beyond which he would have to pay a penalty. The
Speaker 38: bureaucrats believed that there was just two dug gun much
Speaker 38: supply of a lot of stuff around, particularly grains and
Speaker 38: farm animals that depressed prices, so the brain Trust set
Speaker 38: out to raise prices. After all, it was a depression,
Speaker 38: which means steve flation, not inflation. Try to follow this
Speaker 38: bottom line. Overproduction was a crime. Roscoe raised twenty three
Speaker 38: acres of wheat, none of which was intended for interstate commerce,
Speaker 38: and all of which he consumed or fed to his livestock.
Speaker 38: But the quota that was given to him by the
Speaker 38: government was eleven acres. In what universe is this interstate
Speaker 38: commerce and hence liable to federal government regulation?
Speaker 23: I ask?
Speaker 38: The Supreme Court held that congressional authority to regulate interstate
Speaker 38: commerce was even extended to a farmer only growing grain
Speaker 38: that would never leave his farm. Our lemonade stands next.
Speaker 38: Justice Robert Jackson said that even though the active he
Speaker 38: was local, it exerts an economic effect on interstate commerce.
Speaker 38: Farm term applies bull feces. If you think Judge Jackson's
Speaker 38: take is hard to follow, you are smart.
Speaker 4: He is not.
Speaker 38: That ruling was precedent for the next fifty years, when
Speaker 38: the government won every commerce clause case that came up.
Speaker 38: Tip O'Neill used to say all politics is local. He
Speaker 38: was wrong. People just think it is. Think immigration, for instance.
Speaker 38: It may be local, but it's local everywhere. The latest
Speaker 38: episode in the Democrat docu dirt trashing Trump was Tommie
Speaker 38: Harris acknowledging this week that she thinks Trump will deport
Speaker 38: all non white people if elected. For those of you
Speaker 38: who have any freaking knowledge of history, this is humorous
Speaker 38: because it comes from the standard bearer of the party
Speaker 38: that supported slavery, put Japanese Americans in internment camps, and
Speaker 38: forcibly relocated Italian Americans in World War iiO. Thank you Democrats. Wow,
Speaker 38: it's all fascinating because Donald Trump has never written off
Speaker 38: blacks or Hispanics at his quest for the White House
Speaker 38: in any of his three elections. To the contrary, he
Speaker 38: has made deep in roads into those formerly leftist strongholds
Speaker 38: Democrats always assumed they owned. It is a basic tactic
Speaker 38: of Marxist ideology to divide society into economic classes, races,
Speaker 38: and subgroups and have them fight it out, leaving a
Speaker 38: pile of rubble the communist elites can then take over.
Speaker 38: Communism has never heralded the rights of the individual, but
Speaker 38: Donald Trump seems only individuals. He doesn't see classes, and
Speaker 38: he doesn't see colors. And those who think and operate
Speaker 38: that way are Marxists and racists and Democrats, c r T,
Speaker 38: who is the target of CRT and who plays this
Speaker 38: game Trump? Doesn't you know? I want a quick anecdote
Speaker 38: here on the weak case. At about that time, actually
Speaker 38: ten years before, my grandfather was farming up in Mercer County,
Speaker 38: which is about one hundred miles north of Cincinnati, and
Speaker 38: he traditionally every Thanksgiving with slaughters, you know, hogs, and
Speaker 38: he'd dress the stuff and take it over to the
Speaker 38: county home where he once worked and they'd have a nice,
Speaker 38: nice Thanksgiving dinner. Well, this year, the guys from Washington,
Speaker 38: DC showed up during the Rosefelt administration, and as Andy
Speaker 38: was doing his thing with the hogs, they came over
Speaker 38: and said a farmer, Andy, Yes, what are you doing?
Speaker 38: And he explained what he was doing. They said, oh no, no,
Speaker 38: no no no no no no no no no, no,
Speaker 38: you don't do that. You're going to shoot them. You're
Speaker 38: going to bury them in a pit and cover the pit.
Speaker 38: And being a sensible man, he said, but this is
Speaker 38: something I do every Thanksgiving and that's nice for the
Speaker 38: inmates over there, and it would be a waste if
Speaker 38: I did that. And the government guy said, do it that, ladies,
Speaker 38: and gentlemen, is all you need to know, except.
Speaker 17: For those.
Speaker 38: All those Democrats, those sheep be socialists who thought that
Speaker 38: Tommy Harris was awesome in that Bred Bear interview. And
Speaker 38: you can't understand why. No, they like abortions and it
Speaker 38: was an abortion. Hey, take care of yourself, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 38: better days are coming.
Speaker 6: I believe that. I have to believe that. Ray and
Speaker 6: lovelin real quick, my brother, how are you?
Speaker 24: Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 26: Steve is just a gift that keeps on giving.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I you know so much to unpacked there.
Speaker 39: But you know, I find it ironic that Donald Trump
Speaker 39: is called a racist and Nelson Mandela, when he was
Speaker 39: released from prison, wanted to come to New York City,
Speaker 39: come to the United States. Donald Trump, little known fact
Speaker 39: and not aunties about, sent his plane to South Africa
Speaker 39: to bring Mandela to New York. Don't hear that on
Speaker 39: the newsnight, doy.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump's not a racist. He is just a threat
Speaker 6: to the deep state and exactly what Steve was talking about.
Speaker 6: And that's why they hate him so much. By the way,
Speaker 6: it was interesting to see Chuck Schumer yucking it up
Speaker 6: with Donald Trump at the Al Smith dinner. Apparently He's
Speaker 6: not Hitler after all, no matter what Chuck Schumer and
Speaker 6: the Democrats have been saying for the last eight years.
Speaker 6: Thanks Ray, appreciate the phone call. We got to break.
Speaker 6: Steve Shulte coming up on the other side at seven
Speaker 6: o'clock on the Saturday morning edition on seven hundred WLW Rocky,
Speaker 6: here are you ready for.
Speaker 2: Your nexes in the upper thirties, But we warmed to
Speaker 2: ride around seventy for a high with sunny skies your
Speaker 2: entire weekend. We'll stay above average or Sunday sunny temperatures
Speaker 2: in the low seventies. From you CIPR Weather Station. I'm
Speaker 2: nine first warning metrologist Cameron Hart on news radio seven
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Speaker 1: News twenty four hours a day. He was a Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW. Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com.
Speaker 6: Into another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 6: October nineteenth, twenty twenty four, Gary, Jeff Walker, Nick and
Speaker 6: Forest Park has just been chopping at the bit to
Speaker 6: get on the air for like an hour to talk
Speaker 6: about UC sports. I don't know what this entails or
Speaker 6: anything else, but Nick, finally the floor is yours real quickly.
Speaker 6: I've got to get to Steve Shulty, But tell me
Speaker 6: what's on your mind. Hello, Okay, So he's just listening
Speaker 6: to the radio, which is what I would encourage you
Speaker 6: to continue to do, Nick, instead of calling It's time
Speaker 6: now for our environmental segment with an environmental engineer, Steve Shilty.
Speaker 6: Is a wonderful world.
Speaker 4: I see tree so green, red.
Speaker 5: Roses too, I see them blue.
Speaker 9: And I think to myself, what a wonderful indeed.
Speaker 7: I love trees of green. I love red roses. I
Speaker 7: love skies of blue.
Speaker 6: We're all for that, just not some of the nonsense
Speaker 6: and indoctrination that we're being fed on an almost daily
Speaker 6: basis by people say that man made climate change is
Speaker 6: killing the planet and killing us all, and we must
Speaker 6: repent or pay a lot of money one way or
Speaker 6: the other. Steve Shulty, good morning. We have a re
Speaker 6: start on three mile and three Mile Island.
Speaker 4: That that famous actually just a couple.
Speaker 24: Of several weeks ago, Gary Jeff and Reason dot Com.
Speaker 24: Uh September twentieth article headline, the owner of the Three
Speaker 24: Mile Island is turning the nuclear power plant back on
Speaker 24: the fuel Microsoft's AI yes Artificial intelligence operations. Then the
Speaker 24: sub badline says in the score in the latest scrimmish
Speaker 24: between the future and its enemies, the future one so
Speaker 24: Constellation Energy Corporation, the owner of Three Mile Island. It
Speaker 24: plans to turn it back on because Microsoft has agreed
Speaker 24: to purchase one hundred percent of the plant output for
Speaker 24: the next twenty years to feed its power hungry AI operations.
Speaker 24: Uh Constellation closed one of the reactors back in two
Speaker 24: thousand and nine teen, but microsoft surging demand for power,
Speaker 24: combined with the tax breaks that you and I are
Speaker 24: go to be paying for from the twenty twenty.
Speaker 25: Two Inflation Reduction Act fiasco, has encouraged the company to
Speaker 25: put up one point six billion that's billion with a
Speaker 25: B needed to.
Speaker 24: Turn it back on. And what's interesting, what kind of
Speaker 24: what I'm bringing this up is it's rated capacity is
Speaker 24: about eight hundred megawatts, So how big is that? That's
Speaker 24: enough power to electrify six hundred and fifty nine thousand
Speaker 24: average homes of the United States, six hundred and fifty
Speaker 24: nine thousand. But when it comes to rated capacity, what
Speaker 24: you know when you look at nuclear gas or coal,
Speaker 24: rated compasiti says what it both can and will generate
Speaker 24: when you need it. Unfortunately, for so called green energy
Speaker 24: sources like solar and windmills, the rate.
Speaker 25: Of capacity says.
Speaker 24: That what it can generate under ideal conditions, but not
Speaker 24: what it will generate when you need it, which reminded me.
Speaker 24: Several years ago I attended the International Conference on Climate
Speaker 24: Change put on by the Heartland Institute. I think it
Speaker 24: was the one in Las Vegas, I recall, and two
Speaker 24: scientists from Germany gave a presentation of all the green
Speaker 24: energy follies of Germany up to that time. And one
Speaker 24: of the things that stuck stuck with mc gary differ
Speaker 24: from that presentation was the year before in Germany the
Speaker 24: windmills only generated seven percent of their rated capacity. So
Speaker 24: this is what happens when we put all our eggs
Speaker 24: in the baskets of so called renewables.
Speaker 4: It's power, it's not there.
Speaker 7: It's just not there.
Speaker 6: Like EV's it's just not there as a solution for
Speaker 6: everyone to drive an EV. The technology's fine, I mean,
Speaker 6: you can have that as just something extra. You can
Speaker 6: have wind turbines if you want, as an extra source
Speaker 6: to back up, you know, in case other power grids
Speaker 6: go down. You can have solar panels if you want
Speaker 6: to as a backup. They'll never be the main thing,
Speaker 6: not in the way that they're envisioned and engineered today.
Speaker 6: And that's what people need to understand, so they they
Speaker 6: soundly reject this male bulvine fecal samples that were being
Speaker 6: fed on a regular days basis.
Speaker 7: So anyway, what else you got real quick?
Speaker 24: I would like to do this, Garrit just probably been
Speaker 24: six months. When you deal with environmental issues, you know,
Speaker 24: it's always concentration comes up about so many parts per
Speaker 24: billion of this, a parts per million of that or whatever.
Speaker 23: Yeah, and I.
Speaker 24: WHI should be a concern now, I like to give
Speaker 24: people an idea how small these things are, Not that
Speaker 24: that means we shouldn't be concerned, but how small part
Speaker 24: per million, very commonly used is one second in about
Speaker 24: eleven and a half days, okay, apart per billion, per billion,
Speaker 24: one second in thirty two years.
Speaker 7: Apart per trillion, one.
Speaker 24: Second in thirty two thousand years. And we are now
Speaker 24: getting I've seen articles already where it's parts per quadrillion
Speaker 24: one second in thirty two million years.
Speaker 6: So how is that impactful on our environment? I don't
Speaker 6: think it is.
Speaker 24: It's not impactful. It's just what I see a lot
Speaker 24: of the environmental armists do is they'll let's say, they'll say, oh,
Speaker 24: there's a thousand parts per billion of this chemical in
Speaker 24: the water, and people will go, oh my god, a thousand,
Speaker 24: a thousand, Oh my god. Well it could have said
Speaker 24: one part per million. Yeah, what number is more scary?
Speaker 24: That's how and that's what goes on out there a
Speaker 24: lot of times when I.
Speaker 20: Look at these articles, it's the oldest.
Speaker 24: That they'll use parts per billion, parts per trillion when
Speaker 24: they could have used parts per million, just because the
Speaker 24: big number scares people. They don't understand what the part
Speaker 24: per million.
Speaker 7: It's the old environmental bait and switch.
Speaker 6: Steve, thanks a lot, appreciate the phone call as always,
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Speaker 41: Good Morning Gary, Jeff. This week hero Teacher takes matters.
Speaker 7: Into her own hands.
Speaker 41: But first, some guy got arrested for entering his neighbors'
Speaker 41: homes to smell their shoes. There was already a restraining
Speaker 41: order in place for Theodora Awa Bowless, ordering him to
Speaker 41: stay away from his neighbors, but that didn't stop him
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Speaker 41: He was caught in the act multiple times before police
Speaker 41: caught up to him. Neighbors say they're sleeping much better
Speaker 41: at night now that the shoe sniffer is behind bars.
Speaker 41: I guess there's a cactus band In Germany, the mayor
Speaker 41: of a small town there outlawed having a cactus plant
Speaker 41: in municipal buildings. After somebody injured himself with one of
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Speaker 41: removal of all cacti from public spaces, emphasizing the importance
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Speaker 41: advocates around the world are using the event to look
Speaker 41: around and say, see, I told you they're crazy.
Speaker 7: Speaking of crazy, a.
Speaker 41: High school in Orange County, California is making students scan
Speaker 41: QR codes in order to leave class Edison High School
Speaker 41: wants to track students for their own safety.
Speaker 4: Some students have.
Speaker 41: Started a petition to remove the QR code system, which
Speaker 41: has a seven minute limit before marking you absent. The
Speaker 41: kids say they simply need more time to get their
Speaker 41: business done in the bathroom. And finally, a teacher in Austin,
Speaker 41: Texas is more than likely going to lose her license
Speaker 41: after she got fed up with the students.
Speaker 7: Tied them up and duct taped their mouth shut.
Speaker 41: She was placed on leave after parents were notified of
Speaker 41: the incident. She says the kids were simply talking too
Speaker 41: much and wouldn't listen to her request to settle down.
Speaker 7: You know, not only should this woman not.
Speaker 41: Be fired, she should be hoisted onto the shoulders of
Speaker 41: her fellow staff members and paraded down the halls as
Speaker 41: a hero, and her particular program of discipline should be spread.
Speaker 7: Throughout the country. Howellujah.
Speaker 41: Next week, science confirms music sounds better when you're high,
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Speaker 7: Hi, Tony Pike? How you doing, sir?
Speaker 23: I'm doing?
Speaker 7: How are you? I'm pretty good.
Speaker 16: This could happen in any sport where you bring a
Speaker 16: guy in and you're overpaying him and it doesn't pay
Speaker 16: out or play out, but you got to pay it.
Speaker 16: You have to play him because you're paying him what
Speaker 16: you are. It can't happen. But can you think of
Speaker 16: a situation as bad as a situation with DeShawn Watson.
Speaker 7: I really can't.
Speaker 20: And the longer it goes, the worse it gets for
Speaker 20: the team. Right there, there's no Miles Garrett, who is
Speaker 20: an All Pro player, is playing injured, and I can't
Speaker 20: imagine what he's thinking, playing injured and still feeling like
Speaker 20: he probably has no chance to win because of how
Speaker 20: bad the offense has been under Deshaun Watson. It's bad
Speaker 20: enough to play him. I just can't imagine what it
Speaker 20: does to the locker room because the message you're sending
Speaker 20: in Cleveland is not that you're doing everything you can
Speaker 20: to try to win. It's well, we're doing everything we
Speaker 20: can to try to win with Deshaun Watson. And I
Speaker 20: just at that point, you don't have a locker room.
Speaker 20: The offense, they don't buy into Deshaun Watson, the defense
Speaker 20: doesn't buy in. It's got to be a terrible culture
Speaker 20: right now in Cleveland.
Speaker 16: Nobody gets sacked quite like DeShawn Watson. I mean, he
Speaker 16: far and away is the leader in holding under the
Speaker 16: ball too long. I guess it's a matter of indecision
Speaker 16: to camp be his eyesight. Has the line been protecting
Speaker 16: him largely?
Speaker 20: Yeah, I think it's more just he doesn't have an
Speaker 20: understanding of what the protections are with what the route
Speaker 20: concept are. I just, I honestly feel like it's a
Speaker 20: guy that's made all his money, he's got to guaranteed,
Speaker 20: and there's not anything that's going to push him to
Speaker 20: want to work harder at this point.
Speaker 23: He's kind of.
Speaker 20: Good with where he's at and with that it it
Speaker 20: shows a quarterback that just looks lost, that looks confused
Speaker 20: every time he drops back to throw the ball.
Speaker 16: All right, how about the Bengals versus the Browns defense.
Speaker 16: So I've seen some comparisons to the Giants from last week.
Speaker 16: How do they stack up? Yeah, it's going to be
Speaker 16: a little bit of the same.
Speaker 20: Dan Pitcher, the offensive coordinator, talked about the levels.
Speaker 7: He said, I don't know.
Speaker 20: If we'll play another team that has the type of
Speaker 20: player at each level of their defense that the Cleveland
Speaker 20: Browns has. And that's really what caused problems against the Giants.
Speaker 20: They recanvick up front and Cleveland can certainly do that.
Speaker 20: So while I don't concern myself much with the Cleveland offense,
Speaker 20: they do get Nick Chubb back, it's the defense of
Speaker 20: Cleveland that if this game is close, does have the
Speaker 20: ability to keep it close. And you've got a guy
Speaker 20: on Miles Garrett that if you don't account for on
Speaker 20: every single rep, he can literally change the game with
Speaker 20: a stripsack or a fumble and a scoop and score
Speaker 20: or something like that. So they had star power on
Speaker 20: defense that you had to account for. The problem with
Speaker 20: the defense is they know the offense isn't scoring and
Speaker 20: it's very hard to stay is motivated that way.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean I was wonder.
Speaker 16: Last couple of Bengals games, especially up there in the
Speaker 16: fourth quarter, it just seemed like the body language of
Speaker 16: the Bengals was less like here we go again, like
Speaker 16: almost admitting they have our numbers that possible.
Speaker 20: Yeah, they talked about it this week. They've they've lost
Speaker 20: seven straight trips on the road at Cleveland, and yeah,
Speaker 20: in those seven trips, it's not like Cleveland's been the
Speaker 20: better team every trip. So it is a little bit
Speaker 20: of a mental hurdle. I like that Doc Taylor talked
Speaker 20: about it this week. I like that Joe Burrow talked
Speaker 20: about it this week and say, yeah, we do need
Speaker 20: to get over this hurdle and we do need to
Speaker 20: move on. So it's a talking point. But it's also
Speaker 20: one game, and this team has dug themselves a hole
Speaker 20: and now they need to work to get out of
Speaker 20: that hole.
Speaker 7: And this is the next.
Speaker 20: Opportunity to do that before you come back home to
Speaker 20: Cincinnati with two winnable games.
Speaker 7: You no doubt all right, got it? Imagine being Cincinnati's
Speaker 7: famous quarterback and having a massive problem. You line up
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Speaker 6: Into another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 6: October the nineteenth, twenty twenty four, Gary, Jeff Walker and
Speaker 6: you together again on a Saturday morning. It's at eight
Speaker 6: oh six and week before we get to science, Mike,
Speaker 6: we have a quick update.
Speaker 12: Friday Night Looks on Saturday morning.
Speaker 7: Friday Night Lights on Saturday morning, and Ken has a
Speaker 7: special shout out salutes Ken, Good morning.
Speaker 36: Borning.
Speaker 4: Ken. What do you got for us?
Speaker 27: Well, I'm a local flyers. They're in Mercer County, Ohio.
Speaker 27: I'm a graduate of that school. Last night, they won
Speaker 27: their fifty seventh game in a row, which tie is
Speaker 27: the state record for all time wins in a row,
Speaker 27: and they will be going for the record next week
Speaker 27: against their arch rival col Water, who's also from Mercer County,
Speaker 27: and both teams will be entering the game at nine
Speaker 27: to zero. That's not only for the conference championship, but
Speaker 27: both teams have great records and they usually advanced very
Speaker 27: far in the state playoffs. In fact, Marion as the
Speaker 27: all time record or state title in the state at
Speaker 27: fourteen and they've all come under the same coach, Tim Goodwin,
Speaker 27: and he's been a coach there since nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 27: So they've won this state fourteen times since nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 23: So you guys have.
Speaker 27: A good listening base in Mercer County. Just wanted to
Speaker 27: give that shout out.
Speaker 6: Well, great congratulations. So now, how many state titles has
Speaker 6: Mercer won.
Speaker 24: As the county itself?
Speaker 6: Oh okay, so your Tom Marion is going for their
Speaker 6: fifty seventh straight.
Speaker 5: Well, they wonted last night.
Speaker 20: Maryon Local, it's maryon.
Speaker 27: Local in Mercer County.
Speaker 7: It's not Mariyon Ohio.
Speaker 24: There west Central Ohio.
Speaker 33: Between Linemen and Dayton.
Speaker 27: The league itself is made up of nine teams.
Speaker 36: Eight of the teams in.
Speaker 27: That league have won state titles, most of them all titles.
Speaker 27: In fact, there's been two years or there's been three
Speaker 27: state championships out of that same league because they have
Speaker 27: different divisions, and so it is facebook and rated. Is
Speaker 27: the top mall school league in the entire country.
Speaker 6: Well, Ken, I'm glad that your alma mater is doing
Speaker 6: so well and continues to just dominate the way they have.
Speaker 6: And apparently the number one crop in Mercer County is
Speaker 6: high school football players. You grow them well, Thank you, sir,
Speaker 6: and congratulations. And with that, we have a science minute
Speaker 6: ahead with mister science Mike standing.
Speaker 36: By, yes as a night of scientists surprising of the now.
Speaker 6: Blinding me with how about that, Michael, fifty seven wins
Speaker 6: in a row from Mary.
Speaker 28: And get the Burghers and the hot dogs next week,
Speaker 28: getting all the buds out. They're gonna have a lot
Speaker 28: of people there just west of Barmstrong Air and Space
Speaker 28: Museum Mercer is how about that?
Speaker 6: Ah, now, Liam, Liam Tomlinson, my second hand man here
Speaker 6: today also known as the first or the second gentleman.
Speaker 7: Oh on time. By the way, on time.
Speaker 6: Liam does the play by play for the Danville Admirals
Speaker 6: in Danville, Kentucky. Liam, if you can tell me how
Speaker 6: many games the Admirals have lost consecutively.
Speaker 17: The Admirals are, that is, nineteen games in a row
Speaker 17: they have lost consecutively. They have one since twenty twenty two.
Speaker 17: And the crazy thing is they have like eleven state titles.
Speaker 17: Is the program They're not a relevant program. What happened
Speaker 17: to all the good players? They all went to Boyle
Speaker 17: County or other local schools and that's why Boyl County
Speaker 17: is the best team in the state probably right now.
Speaker 6: All right, So see, there are the two sides of
Speaker 6: the high school football coin. On one hand, you have
Speaker 6: to get Marion Local winning fifty seven straight games and
Speaker 6: on their way to perhaps another state championship. And then
Speaker 6: you have Danville, Kentucky and the sorrow the pitiful Admirals,
Speaker 6: losers of your Well, you're going to.
Speaker 28: Have to offer something, some type of a compensation to
Speaker 28: come back to your team there, like nil compensation or
Speaker 28: give them do commercials for the Commany or company down
Speaker 28: there or something.
Speaker 6: You know, Yeah, I mean something has to be done.
Speaker 6: This is this is this is a grievance that must
Speaker 6: be redressed. All right, what have you got for us
Speaker 6: this morning?
Speaker 7: Michael, I just.
Speaker 28: Want to tell Radio Rick, if I ever buy a boat,
Speaker 28: I would call it if you like, if you lick
Speaker 28: it and you own it, I'm gonna put it on
Speaker 28: the back of the boat.
Speaker 4: That's the most ridiculous thing in the world.
Speaker 28: Hunter and heck uh, let's piggyback on Steve Shulty's segment
Speaker 28: at seven o'clock talk about the Microsoft merger with consent
Speaker 28: Lation Energy for the Three Mile Island twenty year agreement.
Speaker 28: So they're going to the funny thing about it's only
Speaker 28: going to open up the unit one of this Free
Speaker 28: mile on Unit two is the one that had the
Speaker 28: nuclear issue in seventy nine. But funny thing about it,
Speaker 28: this is a this is a great idea actually because
Speaker 28: the neat thing about the Three Mile Island they still
Speaker 28: have their license is active from twenty nineteen when they
Speaker 28: shut down, and they still have the fuel, so they
Speaker 28: don't have to go through this whole process of getting
Speaker 28: a new license or getting all the new fuel rods.
Speaker 28: They're just they're stored on site and the globally this
Speaker 28: is amazing. By twenty forty, globally, our uranium demand will
Speaker 28: need one hundred thousand metric tons per year of double
Speaker 28: our current needs. So we're going to have to start
Speaker 28: mining some heavy uranium, moving and moving into the future.
Speaker 28: But financially, this plant, this plant will will provide sixteen
Speaker 28: billion dollars this to Pennsylvania GDP and three billion in
Speaker 28: state and federal taxes once they get it online.
Speaker 7: And was it twenty twenty.
Speaker 28: Is that what they said?
Speaker 21: I can't remember.
Speaker 28: And the Constellation is only going to spend one point
Speaker 28: six billion and bringing in it up to U you know,
Speaker 28: checking out all the turbines and everything like that. So
Speaker 28: this is a I'm just wondering if we can just
Speaker 28: just tear down Paul Brown Stadium and put up our
Speaker 28: own nuclear reactor because this sounds like quite quite a
Speaker 28: money making venture.
Speaker 7: Well, no, and and the clean energy yep.
Speaker 28: But the other thing that Microsoft did, Gary Jeffs. They
Speaker 28: also went an agreement with the company in Washington State
Speaker 28: called Hellion for a fusion power that was supposed to
Speaker 28: be online in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 7: That's news to me.
Speaker 28: I didn't know we were that close to getting fusion
Speaker 28: power online in four years.
Speaker 21: I thought we were years away from this.
Speaker 6: Well, we'll have to we'll have to just wait and
Speaker 6: see what We'll have to wait and see what happens.
Speaker 7: Just like President. Maybe we'll be on the radio then, Jeff.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe maybe AI will have taken over this and
Speaker 6: I won't have any kind of.
Speaker 7: Job at all. All right, I'm depressed now. Thanks, have
Speaker 7: a great Saturday. You two eight thirteen at seven hundred
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Speaker 7: from Spirit Works Cincinnati with today's Word of God Moment
Speaker 7: of Truth, Liam, could you thank you? Jeez? It was
Speaker 7: loud Rick.
Speaker 4: How are you doing, buddy?
Speaker 23: Good morning, Gary Death.
Speaker 43: I'm having an awesome Saturday. Beautiful Sonny. I just got
Speaker 43: down praying for you and your listeners, and.
Speaker 7: My fear is very high today.
Speaker 6: Good Well, what have you got for us today? From
Speaker 6: God's Word of Truth?
Speaker 43: Were coming from Matthew ten, chapter twenty two. It said,
Speaker 43: and ye shall be hated of all men for my
Speaker 43: name's sake, but he that endorsed to the end shall
Speaker 43: be saved.
Speaker 23: Amen.
Speaker 7: You know, I see a lot of parallels.
Speaker 6: When people don't exhibit the kind of behavior that the
Speaker 6: world demands, then those people are many times castigated and
Speaker 6: hated just because they shine a light on how wicked
Speaker 6: the world is. And the world can't stand darkness, cannot
Speaker 6: stand the light, Rick, And it happens over and over again.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah me.
Speaker 23: You know, Gary, this world system. It's point and it's polluted,
Speaker 23: and I don't understand why people don't accept the truth
Speaker 23: of that. It is what it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but again you will be hated for my name's sake.
Speaker 6: In other words, he's saying that if you espouse the
Speaker 6: teachings and show praise for Jesus Christ, then the world
Speaker 6: will oute you expect the world.
Speaker 4: Dad at you.
Speaker 6: But that's all right because ultimately we know who wins
Speaker 6: in that battle.
Speaker 23: Hey man, you're right, Gary. I'm sorry. I didn't mean
Speaker 23: to go have wrong, but you're absolutely right, Gary. Because
Speaker 23: I get some push back on my page sometime. I
Speaker 23: never asked somebody to join my page. It's always gonna
Speaker 23: be about Jesus. So you're in trouble, Well.
Speaker 7: It's good trouble to be in. Brother. I'm glad I'm
Speaker 7: in trouble with you.
Speaker 23: Thank God. I'm glad I'm in trouble with you too,
Speaker 23: and I will be seeing you, thank you shortly.
Speaker 7: All right. We got another butt God podcast coming up
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Speaker 7: Green's YouTube channel, and it's Rick ri C K G
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Speaker 6: The bartender, astounded, says, uh, hello, and the duck says, yeah, buddy,
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Speaker 4: I will.
Speaker 6: Next day, the duck comes into the pub and the
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Speaker 7: Oh what is it? The circuits. They're in town. The circus.
Speaker 6: You mean where the animals live in cages. Yeah, the
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Speaker 6: he said, with canvas walls on the side of the tent.
Speaker 6: He said, yes, the circus, the circus, the circus, and
Speaker 6: the duck says, what the heck would the circus want?
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Speaker 6: Michael Mathers celebrating your birthday earlier this week.
Speaker 9: Little.
Speaker 6: And actually we can make it Eminem and m for
Speaker 6: Mo because he's here now, Hey Mo, what's up? You
Speaker 6: are preparing for? You see homecoming Saturday? In fact, it's
Speaker 6: going on as we speak. The parade kicked off at
Speaker 6: eight o'clock. That was kind of chilly. How are things
Speaker 6: on campus in Clifton beautiful?
Speaker 3: We have a beautiful morning here for homecoming, a noon
Speaker 3: kickoff at Nippert Stadium. The people who manufacture the weather
Speaker 3: have done us a favor. We're going to have seventy
Speaker 3: degree temperatures. It's sunny out, It's gorgeous and a pretty
Speaker 3: good football game. Arizona State was picked to finish in
Speaker 3: last place in the Big Twelve, yet they're five and one.
Speaker 3: Cincinnati was picked to finish fourteenth. Yet the Bearcats, after
Speaker 3: what we call a gutty gritty win on the road
Speaker 3: against UCF for four and two, should be a good
Speaker 3: game today.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, tell me about Arizona State what I don't know
Speaker 6: and what we should know about Arizona State, because you know,
Speaker 6: usually homecoming games you want to get a team that
Speaker 6: you're pretty confident you can pound into the ground here.
Speaker 6: But this is not going to be an easy task necessarily,
Speaker 6: as you mentioned.
Speaker 4: No, not at all.
Speaker 3: And one of the most fun to watch players in
Speaker 3: all the college football is going to be at Knippert
Speaker 3: Stadium today. Cam's Katibo, who is a running back who
Speaker 3: is averaging close to six yards per carry. He is
Speaker 3: an absolute load. I think we talk about it every
Speaker 3: single week. Every single week it feels like there's a
Speaker 3: running back the Bearcats are going to have to figure out.
Speaker 4: A way to stop.
Speaker 3: Weeks ago, it was Taj Brooks at Texas Tech. Cincinnati
Speaker 3: could not stop him. Last week it was RJ. Harvey,
Speaker 3: who I kind of felt like UCF got away from.
Speaker 3: But the Bearcats did a pretty good job. And he
Speaker 3: is maybe going to have to carry a little bit
Speaker 3: larger of a load than usual because Arizona State is
Speaker 3: playing without their starting quarterback Sam Levitt, so they're turning
Speaker 3: to Jeff Simms astut. College football followers will recognize that
Speaker 3: name because he played at Georgia Tech. He played briefly
Speaker 3: at Nebraska, so he has experienced, but he is a
Speaker 3: downgrade from what Arizona State has. I think from a
Speaker 3: UC perspective, what I'm looking forward to watching today is,
Speaker 3: you know, this is an offense that has been pretty
Speaker 3: good this year, but it wasn't so good last week
Speaker 3: against UCF And I thought Brendan Sorosby, the quarterback, played
Speaker 3: pretty unevenly in the first half. He really didn't look comfortable.
Speaker 3: Does that continue today or do we see more of
Speaker 3: the offense that we saw the week prior when they
Speaker 3: scored forty one points against Texas Tech and two weeks
Speaker 3: prior to that when they scored thirty four against Houston.
Speaker 6: It has in a wild college football season so far,
Speaker 6: no one. I mean, there are teams that you look
Speaker 6: at and you go, yeah, they're they're in. They're in
Speaker 6: the playoff for sure, they're in the twelve team playoff.
Speaker 6: They've got a chance to win the national championship. But
Speaker 6: no one has really asserted their total dominance over the
Speaker 6: game as we've seen in past seasons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's some validity to that.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, I think Texas would challenge that
Speaker 3: a little bit, going on the road and winning against
Speaker 3: Michigan and doing so by you know, more than two touchdowns.
Speaker 3: Hammering Oklahoma the way they did, I think right now
Speaker 3: they look like the clear cut number one team in
Speaker 3: the country. But as a general rule, I agree with you,
Speaker 3: and I think what's I think two things are in
Speaker 3: play here.
Speaker 4: Number One, more teams.
Speaker 3: Have access to the national championship, so we have a
Speaker 3: twelve team playoff, which means that as we talk this
Speaker 3: morning here in mid to late October, you probably have
Speaker 3: I don't know, thirty to thirty five teams that this
Speaker 3: morning feel like, well, we've at least got a chance
Speaker 3: to make the postseason. I think that's awesome. I also
Speaker 3: think NIL has created parody, which is awesome. Which is great, right.
Speaker 3: I think you know, in years past, as much as
Speaker 3: people have talked about, well, this is just going to
Speaker 3: further the gap between the haves and have nots in
Speaker 3: college football. Honestly, that gap was already extraordinarily wide.
Speaker 4: I think it's closed it a little bit.
Speaker 3: I think, you know what, if you can come up
Speaker 3: with ways to pay for talent that might not ordinarily
Speaker 3: jump to a place like let's say you See or
Speaker 3: Arizona State, you can also the freedom of movement. Now
Speaker 3: you have players who go and there's a lot of
Speaker 3: people who don't like this, but you'll have players who
Speaker 3: are starting caliber players who say, well, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to back up.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to back up here.
Speaker 3: So I'm going to go to this school that I
Speaker 3: ordinarily wouldn't go to because I could play immediately, I
Speaker 3: can transfer without penalty, and I can get paid. And
Speaker 3: so as much as I hear people up in arms
Speaker 3: about the state of college athletics in college football, I think,
Speaker 3: at least in this sport, it's it's really the season
Speaker 3: has been extraordinarily entertaining. We get great games every single week,
Speaker 3: and I think more fans and more schools feel like
Speaker 3: their team has access to the part of the season
Speaker 3: that matters most, which is the competition for the national championship.
Speaker 6: I would just advise you mode to slow down. At
Speaker 6: Texas Train, they still have to play Vanderbilt.
Speaker 4: Fair and right.
Speaker 3: You know what, good good for Vanderbilt for you know,
Speaker 3: we talked about it last week. Is there a letdown
Speaker 3: after what they did against Alabama? And the answer last
Speaker 3: week was no, So good for them. That's sometimes a
Speaker 3: really hard game to play, right, you know, you got
Speaker 3: to recollect yourself after that victory and go play a
Speaker 3: team with a good defense, and Vanderbilt did last week.
Speaker 6: Good for the Commodores. I want to see Vandy beat
Speaker 6: I want to see him run the table. I want
Speaker 6: to see him beat Tennessee because if you had ever
Speaker 6: lived like I did in Middle Tennessee, the Vandy go
Speaker 6: vals contingent is very very I mean it's usually very lopsided.
Speaker 6: And I would just like to see Smokey run out
Speaker 6: of there with this tail between his legs. I'm looking
Speaker 6: forward to that. You see, basketball had a scrimmage last night.
Speaker 7: Xavier and Dayton are doing It's it's just too damned.
Speaker 6: Early, mo I mean, Liam was all excited about scrimmages
Speaker 6: from colleges and I'm going they're still playing baseball.
Speaker 7: Come on, slow down a minute.
Speaker 4: It's never too early for college basketball.
Speaker 13: Oh.
Speaker 7: I know, I knew you.
Speaker 6: I knew you would say that. I knew you would
Speaker 6: have that vibe. But I just it's just too darn early, man.
Speaker 4: Or season starts earlier and earlier, isn't.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm I talked about this with se Shawn
Speaker 3: and west Miller over the last couple of weeks. I'm
Speaker 3: old enough to remember when the season would start basically
Speaker 3: December first. Yeah, and now UC's going to play a
Speaker 3: regular season game on November fourth. It does get earlier
Speaker 3: and earlier, but uh, you know what, sign me up
Speaker 3: for it. Man, The earlier we can get college basketball,
Speaker 3: the better. Cincinnati and Ohio State played a game last night.
Speaker 3: It's obviously an exhibition game. Dayton and Xavier are going
Speaker 3: to play tomorrow, and I think it's fun to get
Speaker 3: a glimpse of these teams in games that we can consume.
Speaker 3: You know, for years, schools would play either a competition
Speaker 3: from the Division two or Division three ranks. You know,
Speaker 3: UC used to play NKU every year when they were
Speaker 3: a D two school, or they would play a traveling
Speaker 3: club like Athletes and Action. And then in recent years
Speaker 3: and you see is still going to do this. You
Speaker 3: could play a scrimmage, but it was a secret scrimmage
Speaker 3: and you couldn't charge admission. And nobody could come and
Speaker 3: they weren't televised. I say, let's put it out there
Speaker 3: if you could raise money for somebody and give people
Speaker 3: a chance to see what these teams look like early
Speaker 3: in the season, and give the teams, you know, especially
Speaker 3: in this era of college basketball where there's so much
Speaker 3: roster turnover, give teams that have been sort of cobbled
Speaker 3: together during the offseason an opportunity to go play in
Speaker 3: a game environment against an opponent that's trying to do
Speaker 3: the exact same thing that I think. That's all and
Speaker 3: in a year where the expectations for UC are massive,
Speaker 3: I don't think they did anything last night to dissuade
Speaker 3: anyone from thinking this team as a chance to be really,
Speaker 3: really good. We saw the Bearcats look really good shooting
Speaker 3: the basketball last night. They were terrific Defensively. They turned
Speaker 3: the ball over too many times. I think the number
Speaker 3: was twenty one. That's not gonna hunt. But you saw
Speaker 3: the depth that Wes Miller has to play with, and
Speaker 3: you saw the shooting options. And let's be honest, when
Speaker 3: you think you see basketball, for all of its attributes,
Speaker 3: shooting options is typically not the first thing that comes
Speaker 3: to mind.
Speaker 4: And it did if you watched them last night.
Speaker 6: Two fan bases in the NFL have probably seen as
Speaker 6: much or more disappointment than anybody else in the league,
Speaker 6: the Bengals in the Browns. Who's more likely to be
Speaker 6: disappointed tomorrow? In Cleveland Browns fans and they should be
Speaker 6: used to the disappointment or Bengals.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, if you ignore history and you ignore
Speaker 3: how the two teams have played against each other, you
Speaker 3: look at this game and go and Cincinnati is gonna
Speaker 3: steam roll him.
Speaker 4: Deshaun Watson has been historically bad.
Speaker 3: The Cleveland defense has dropped off significantly from what it
Speaker 3: was last year. They're one in five and it feels
Speaker 3: almost toxic up there. But yet, we know what has
Speaker 3: happened in recent years when the Bengals have gone to Cleveland.
Speaker 3: They've gone there with good teams and they've lost. They've
Speaker 3: gone there with bad teams and they've lost. This year's
Speaker 3: team is you know, Frankly, I think right now at
Speaker 3: least kind of in the middle, and so I expect
Speaker 3: a close game tomorrow. Look, the Browns are one and five.
Speaker 3: Last week they went on the road, they were an
Speaker 3: eight and a half point underdog. They lost by four points.
Speaker 3: I think this game is going to be a little
Speaker 3: bit more difficult than many of us would like for
Speaker 3: it to be. But I was encouraged by how the
Speaker 3: Bengals played last week because you know, Joe Burrow didn't
Speaker 3: have a great game. Offensively, they weren't awesome. But as
Speaker 3: much as he was under pressure last week, he didn't
Speaker 3: turn it over.
Speaker 4: He created a great play with his.
Speaker 3: Legs, and I think you saw the foundation on top
Speaker 3: of which a good defense can be built. They're really
Speaker 3: healthy right now, the Bengals, and that starts on the
Speaker 3: defensive line.
Speaker 4: They had a lot of options last week. They did
Speaker 4: a great job.
Speaker 3: They've got to slow down Nick Chubb, which is a
Speaker 3: lot easier said than done. He hasn't played since Week
Speaker 3: two of last year. He's going to make his twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four debut for the Browns tomorrow. And so I'm
Speaker 3: I'm encouraged, But but I'm also I'm I'm not ignorant
Speaker 3: of what has happened in recent years when the Bengals
Speaker 3: have gone to Cleveland. Come on, and so if that
Speaker 3: gives you some apprehension, I can certainly understand what you
Speaker 3: have to.
Speaker 7: Become unburdened from what has been mo.
Speaker 6: I have a great happy homecoming. All right, mon, thank
Speaker 6: you at u see's homecoming. The game right here, Mike Allen,
Speaker 6: Saturday midday, just ahead, we're winding down. We got to
Speaker 6: what about eighteen days. I think it's thirteen thirteen days,
Speaker 6: that's what I thought November fifth. I could be today's
Speaker 6: October night. That that that computes. Okay, well, when my
Speaker 6: math works, then there is something. Here's why I believe
Speaker 6: that this is not as close as we are being told, Mike.
Speaker 6: That's what the are saying now starting to it's not
Speaker 6: as close, right because Democrats who are in tough state
Speaker 6: positions are now citing with Trump on policy public it's happening.
Speaker 4: It's happened to.
Speaker 6: Democrats are running away from the Biden Harris administration like
Speaker 6: like they've got leprosy, because they do have political leprosy
Speaker 6: right now, you know, falling off. Do you think Kamala
Speaker 6: Harris would have done that interview with Brett Baer if
Speaker 6: she wasn't afraid?
Speaker 42: She was?
Speaker 6: No, No, that was you could smell the desperation through
Speaker 6: the TV. You really and uh then not showing up
Speaker 6: at the Al Smith dinner.
Speaker 7: Stupid.
Speaker 6: Oh, if she were going to get any Catholic votes
Speaker 6: a substantial number, she just blew that. Well us, you
Speaker 6: know the Democrats strident pro abortion right thing. I mean, well,
Speaker 6: she's been anti Kampolick for a long time. I don't
Speaker 6: know how much time we have, but I'll make this quick.
Speaker 7: We don't.
Speaker 6: She's on the Senate Judiciary committeeeah, and whenever a Kamplic
Speaker 6: potential federal judge comes up, I read this, she grills
Speaker 6: them on being members of the Knights of Columbus, which
Speaker 6: is a fraternal charitable organization.
Speaker 4: I don't like Catholics.
Speaker 7: What's on the show real quick?
Speaker 6: Well, we are going to talk to Kevin Burton politically,
Speaker 6: and I was going to talk about what you were
Speaker 6: talking about, the shift and polling towards Trump. Also, we've
Speaker 6: got Janis Heisel from the Epoch Times. She was at
Speaker 6: that Al Smith dinner, so we're going to get a
Speaker 6: full report from her. Fantastic Mike Allen Saturday Midday College
Speaker 6: Football today, including UC's homecoming, and we'll do the after
Speaker 6: the show show at Huddles starting at eleven a m.
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