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Speaker 3: Good morning everybody. It's a Thursday, September twenty sixth week.
Speaker 3: We still haven't figured out.
Speaker 4: A good name for Thursday. I mean we have foody Friday,
Speaker 4: we have day Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Either Thursday is either no name Thursday, or it's a after.
Speaker 4: It's a day after Wednesday. Thursday. I know.
Speaker 3: Neil puts up his little thing behind him, thoughtful Thursday.
Speaker 4: I don't want thoughtful of the user the name of
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 5: I was nothing there thoughtful about this place there im
Speaker 5: in Thursday. I'm sorry, Pharamon men musical digital or Oh
Speaker 5: I didn't know that's a musical instrument.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that. Okay, no, the answer is noted
Speaker 3: that one anyway. Good morning, Neil, Good morning, Willie Wolf.
Speaker 3: Hey Amy, that's a great left arm, the tan truck
Speaker 3: driver left arm.
Speaker 4: Oh there you go, and it's not very tan arm. Yeah,
Speaker 4: no it's not. You're you're pretty white.
Speaker 3: Uh yep, yeah, and not being white like a white person,
Speaker 3: white as in white. You go out in the sun.
Speaker 3: In thirty seconds, your sunburned.
Speaker 6: White, but it turns to tan after that.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, well people don't know that, and it becomes melanoma.
Speaker 3: Uh and your skin is one huge melanoma blister.
Speaker 4: Okay, you you're welcome.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to start the morning, uh Joe on
Speaker 3: an up.
Speaker 4: Up note, as you always do, as I always do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, life is just uh just got awful, terrible, but
Speaker 3: that's okay this morning.
Speaker 5: Amy.
Speaker 4: I think you're dying.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 3: But that's what make life so enjoyable. You know, love
Speaker 3: going to funerals, for example, love it. There's just something
Speaker 3: about that. I went to a funeral once, Jewish funeral.
Speaker 3: You know, Jews have to be thrown into coffin it's
Speaker 3: not even coffin boxes and then literally thrown in the ground.
Speaker 3: We don't do open caskets, we don't. So I went
Speaker 3: to a funeral friend of ours.
Speaker 4: Our mother died.
Speaker 3: Her mother died anyway, or it was her dad, I
Speaker 3: don't remember, but anyway, open casket, open casket. You know
Speaker 3: the suit the kids are throwing notes in and memorabilia
Speaker 3: from the family into the confident.
Speaker 4: I'm going, what is this about?
Speaker 3: And so walking out, the family of course is behind
Speaker 3: me and in way too loud as stage whispered normally,
Speaker 3: I said, the only thing that was missing was a
Speaker 3: pre singing Danny Boy.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately that was in front of the family and they
Speaker 4: were not happy at all. What good does sound effect
Speaker 4: that just shuts him down when he just starts spiraling
Speaker 4: in different directions.
Speaker 2: Buddy of mine, Tony just texted me and said, how
Speaker 2: about therapy Thursdays. I'm thinking that probably suits this best.
Speaker 2: Get someone on to just kind of go through your
Speaker 2: life and your issues with your mom and your dad
Speaker 2: and then get on and move on with the show.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: By the way, I have so many funeral death stories
Speaker 3: that I could go on for an hour and a half,
Speaker 3: hugely entertaining stories. Uh. In any case, good morning, cono, Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: one more before we start the news, yes or no?
Speaker 4: And the one more story?
Speaker 7: Sure? Sure, okay? I encouraging you.
Speaker 3: At a funeral of a very high place Catholic, uh,
Speaker 3: friend of a friend, and he had like hundreds of
Speaker 3: people there because he was a big deal in the
Speaker 3: Catholic church donated a pile of money. So as the
Speaker 3: casket is being rolled down the center aisle.
Speaker 4: And followed by priests.
Speaker 3: You know, with the incense and all that stuff, and
Speaker 3: the priests with the cross and the altar boys and
Speaker 3: all that. So there were a bunch of altar boys,
Speaker 3: one holding across, and then behind them are the priests
Speaker 3: a little bit farther behind.
Speaker 4: And this is how prescient I am.
Speaker 3: This goes back years before the scandal, years before the scandal.
Speaker 4: So I turned to at that point, I think it
Speaker 4: was Marjorie.
Speaker 3: I turned to her and whispered, and again way too
Speaker 3: loud whisper. I said, how many of those priests do
Speaker 3: you think are dorking the altar boys? Now, this is
Speaker 3: years before the scandal broke, Okay, I just want to
Speaker 3: let you know I am so on top of them.
Speaker 4: Wait that was a Catholic, you know, yeah? Yeah, Oh,
Speaker 4: I thought we're still doing the Jews. No, no, with
Speaker 4: a Catholic.
Speaker 7: No, No, We're moving on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're moving on. We're moving on. Enough of this,
Speaker 4: you know, I digress, which I normally do.
Speaker 3: Let's do it handle on the news, Amy Neil and
Speaker 3: me leave story.
Speaker 4: You want to move to Florida. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Hurricane Helene, category four is going to be reaching landfall.
Speaker 3: Has it reached yet, I know near the Tallahassee area.
Speaker 3: When it does, it's going to just pummel the panhandle
Speaker 3: of Florida. They're looking at storm surges up to twenty feet.
Speaker 3: That is insane. I mean, this beyond life threatening. You
Speaker 3: get anywhere near there, you're dead. See it's a death story,
Speaker 3: but it's a legitimate death story.
Speaker 4: Florida might move to you. Yeah, I mean it's it's
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 3: It's mandatory evacuations, and people are paying attention to this one.
Speaker 3: You know, unless you're in a hotel or you live
Speaker 3: in and if you're in a condo six stories up,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be okay.
Speaker 4: You won't have power, but you're not going to die.
Speaker 3: If you're close to the ocean and you're in a flat,
Speaker 3: if you're in a one story building or two or
Speaker 3: three story buildings, you're in trouble.
Speaker 6: Calls from all are growing to stop the fighting. The US,
Speaker 6: France and other allies have all joined together and are
Speaker 6: calling for an immediate twenty one day ceasefire between not
Speaker 6: Gaza in Israel, but Lebanon and Israel. The fighting there
Speaker 6: has killed more than six hundred people in Lebanon in
Speaker 6: recent days. Hesbola fired a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv
Speaker 6: yesterday that was intercepted, but it fired it. And Israel
Speaker 6: has been telling its troops to get ready for a
Speaker 6: ground operation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it looks like war. His wallet doesn't
Speaker 3: know what is doing at this point, doesn't know what
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 4: It knows what it's doing, but.
Speaker 3: Doesn't know what to do in the wake of those
Speaker 3: pagers blowing up and the walkie talkies and the incredible
Speaker 3: number of hits on targets like fifteen hundred and one day,
Speaker 3: and they don't know what to do. And here is
Speaker 3: the part that at some point Hezballah has to sit
Speaker 3: and announce their solidarity with the Palestinians and Gaza as
Speaker 3: brothers and willing to go to war for them. Is
Speaker 3: it going to be Are they going to reach that point,
Speaker 3: because it's going to be a full scale war.
Speaker 4: Israel is not screwing around.
Speaker 3: Remember the missiles started launching October eighth from Lebanon and
Speaker 3: they have not stopped over one hundred a days sometimes,
Speaker 3: So we'll see what's going to happen, and the whole
Speaker 3: world is reeling at this point, scared of a war.
Speaker 3: Iran is looking at this. I mean, everybody understands. The
Speaker 3: only people that want a full scale war here is
Speaker 3: on us. They would love the Arab world to go
Speaker 3: to war with Israel.
Speaker 7: All right, Congress did the bare minimum.
Speaker 2: Yay, Congress, they approved legislation yesterday for a stop gap
Speaker 2: spending bill and a two hundred and thirty one million
Speaker 2: dollar infusion to the Secret Service. And this of course
Speaker 2: heads off the government shutdown. So yeah, and boost the
Speaker 2: security for presidential candidates.
Speaker 7: Ahead of November.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The big story here is that Donald Trump called for
Speaker 3: the shutting down of the government unless what some of
Speaker 3: the Republicans wanted was added to the bill, was you
Speaker 3: had to show your ID to vote. And yet a
Speaker 3: lot of people said no, and the president, former president said,
Speaker 3: then you shut it down. And this time Mike Johnson
Speaker 3: actually put a coalition together that said no. Because remember
Speaker 3: when and former President Trump told him to shut down
Speaker 3: the immigration bill, they reversed themselves overnight. They had passed it,
Speaker 3: or it was to be passed. It was bipartisan, it
Speaker 3: was going to go on the floor. Trump said no,
Speaker 3: and Mike Johnson immediately pulled it off. I was thinking
Speaker 3: the same thing was going to happen here, you know,
Speaker 3: But the former president says, shut it down, you shut
Speaker 3: it down, and they didn't.
Speaker 4: He didn't.
Speaker 3: They said, no, we're passing this thing. We're not going
Speaker 3: to shut down the government. So, you know, good for
Speaker 3: Mike Johnson on this one. And he had to go
Speaker 3: to the Democrats for this too. He had to go
Speaker 3: to the Democrats to vote the ongoing bill until December twentieth.
Speaker 2: Why does anybody have issues with people in an election
Speaker 2: having ID.
Speaker 4: You got me.
Speaker 3: I don't have any problem. I don't have any problem
Speaker 3: with mandating ID at all. But you have among you
Speaker 3: have among Democrats for the most part, saying that mandating
Speaker 3: ID somehow disenfranchises poor people, homeless people who don't have ID.
Speaker 3: That's why you have voting by mail because you want
Speaker 3: to make it easier for people.
Speaker 2: That's why you want if people don't have stamped or
Speaker 2: a mail, well no, no.
Speaker 3: Because it's no it's pre stamped. Everything is pre stamped.
Speaker 3: You don't pay for this stamp.
Speaker 4: It's it's going to be.
Speaker 3: The philosophy is that if you're poor, you have to
Speaker 3: make it as easy as possible. I'm surprised they don't
Speaker 3: vote for you, because that's the next step. So I agree. Now,
Speaker 3: the only thing, the only thing that makes the argument
Speaker 3: for you don't have to have ID is that every time.
Speaker 4: Anybody has looked at it, and the argument.
Speaker 3: That means fraud. If you don't have to have ID,
Speaker 3: massive fraud. That doesn't happen. It just doesn't happen. People
Speaker 3: who vote generally are entitled to vote. That's what all
Speaker 3: the studies show. And okay, I mean that's the argument,
Speaker 3: but you know, so be it. For example, voting by mail,
Speaker 3: a lot of Republicans say that invites fraud, and there's
Speaker 3: massive fraud. That was one of the arguments that was
Speaker 3: made during the election Denier Denier folks part of their lawsuits.
Speaker 3: This is fraud, This is fraud. You make us so
Speaker 3: easy to defraud you do, but no one does.
Speaker 4: So that's the only argument.
Speaker 3: But you and I are on the same page on
Speaker 3: this one where I'm fine with showing ID.
Speaker 4: Hey says, right there, citizens are to vote. That's the law. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's move on. Big trouble for the mayor of the
Speaker 4: Big Apple.
Speaker 6: Federal agents have searched New York Mayor Eric adams home.
Speaker 6: They seized his phone. Apparently this morning, prosecutors are getting
Speaker 6: ready to unseal the details of a criminal indictment against him.
Speaker 6: Adams and his campaign have been under investigation since twenty
Speaker 6: twenty one for allegedly conspiring with the Turkish government for
Speaker 6: illegal donations.
Speaker 4: So let me ask you. He said, number one, he
Speaker 4: would remain in office.
Speaker 3: You're not going to resign because according to New York law,
Speaker 3: you don't have to resign when you're indicted or accused.
Speaker 3: And all the charges are entirely false, based on lies.
Speaker 3: And I always knew if I stood my ground for
Speaker 3: all of you, I would be a target. Because I'm
Speaker 3: on your side, I am a target, and a target
Speaker 3: I became. That's basically saying, yeah, I did it all yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah. That's legal speak.
Speaker 3: For okay, you got me, yeah, lovely all right. By
Speaker 3: the way, I believe he's going down. When the Feds
Speaker 3: indict and they charge, it's ninety nine.
Speaker 4: Percent certain that there's a conviction.
Speaker 3: They don't charge unless they have you by literally they
Speaker 3: have you by the nuts who were also charged on
Speaker 3: my ad Am, I allowed to say that.
Speaker 4: By the way, no, no, okay, fair enough, we can
Speaker 4: move on, all right.
Speaker 2: Speaking of nuts, Vladimir Putin warned the West just yesterday
Speaker 2: that Russia could use nuclear weapons if it was struck
Speaker 2: with conventional missiles. So basically what I'm saying is if
Speaker 2: anyone helps, if a nuclear power helps in any way
Speaker 2: in this attack, it's going to look at it as
Speaker 2: a joint attack.
Speaker 4: Well, they're already helping.
Speaker 3: This has to do with adding certain long range missiles
Speaker 3: that the West is holding off on to Ukraine, which
Speaker 3: they're going to open up. He said, the same thing.
Speaker 3: You send fighters, it's gonna be nuclear war. They send fighters,
Speaker 3: you send medium range missiles. We're going to attack. We're
Speaker 3: going to view that as a declaration of war. Okay,
Speaker 3: we did. Now if you send them these longer range missiles,
Speaker 3: we figure we're going to declare that. Assume that that
Speaker 3: is a declaration of war, and we're going to respond.
Speaker 4: And by the way, we're going to use our nukes.
Speaker 3: Do you really think he is going to risk blowing
Speaker 3: up the world because if he unloads, everybody else unloads
Speaker 3: because of Ukraine, Well, he'll use tactical nukes, is what
Speaker 3: he'll use. He won't use strategic nukes, so small grade
Speaker 3: nuclear weapons I just take out you know, like a
Speaker 3: kilometer in diameter, is opposed to taking out an entire city.
Speaker 2: So it's like a crazy boyfriend who's like, if I
Speaker 2: can't have the world, nobody can have the world.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and every time and putting lines in the sand,
Speaker 3: the red lines that are crossed and crossed and cross
Speaker 3: so you know, at some point does the cave or
Speaker 3: at some point does he say, Okay, that's enough. I mean,
Speaker 3: Russia isn't any any trouble. Well it is financially, but
Speaker 3: it's become.
Speaker 4: A prior nation because of this.
Speaker 3: I don't know why Putin did this, well because he
Speaker 3: thought he'd have Keyev in three days. And the guy
Speaker 3: is nuts about the Ukraine. He has been nuts about
Speaker 3: Ukraine ever since he could.
Speaker 4: Figure out the history of Russia. Okay, so we'll see,
Speaker 4: nothing's going to happen. Hopefully, maybe I'm wrong and I'll
Speaker 4: be called I'm talking to you from a bombshelter tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We don't have any.
Speaker 6: So still on Ukraine. You know how former President Trump
Speaker 6: likes to counter punch, doesn't like it when people say
Speaker 6: bad things about him.
Speaker 4: So that's what he did with Ukraine.
Speaker 6: Yesterday he described Ukraine's people as dead and the country
Speaker 6: itself as demolished. He had argued that Ukraine should have
Speaker 6: made concessions to Putin in the months before the Russian
Speaker 6: attack in February of twenty twenty two, saying even the
Speaker 6: worst deal then would have been better than what we
Speaker 6: have now.
Speaker 3: Now there's a problem with that. Number One, there wasn't
Speaker 3: a demand from Russia that Ukraine give up eastern the
Speaker 3: eastern part of Ukraine. I don't remember any demands. It
Speaker 3: was simply an attack made on Ukraine, and then the
Speaker 3: justification was it's ours.
Speaker 6: So it's to take over the whole country.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, you know what, in the end, they're not
Speaker 3: going to take over the whole country. If they cut
Speaker 3: a deal, it's if they come to an agreement, it'll
Speaker 3: be eastern Ukraine.
Speaker 4: They're not going to take over all of it. That's one.
Speaker 3: Two is does do the Ukrainian people say, you're right,
Speaker 3: mister president, we're dead, we're demolished. We're going to cut
Speaker 3: a deal because no matter what, it's better than what
Speaker 3: we have now. And the fact that I like the
Speaker 3: idea that President Trump said on day one he will
Speaker 3: end that war.
Speaker 4: Day one.
Speaker 3: Ukraine will say, you got it, We're stopping, and Russia,
Speaker 3: of course will say. Putin will go, okay, we're stopping
Speaker 3: the war because you say so and so's it's that crazy,
Speaker 3: I mean, become that nuts. But the people of Ukraine
Speaker 3: are not dead. A lot of them are. And Ukraine
Speaker 3: is not dead, and it is not demolished. Some cities are,
Speaker 3: but not the entire country. All right, as we move on.
Speaker 7: Gosh, anything without war would be nice.
Speaker 2: China says it's successfully fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into
Speaker 2: the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday, And this is a pretty
Speaker 2: rare public test that analysts said was meant to send
Speaker 2: a message to the United States. So look at our
Speaker 2: missile is bigger than your missile.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's a big deal. I mean it landed
Speaker 3: where it was supposed to land. And ballistic missiles are
Speaker 3: not just missiles.
Speaker 4: They go up.
Speaker 3: Into space and then they come down right where they're
Speaker 3: supposed to and there's no defense to them.
Speaker 4: Virtually very difficult.
Speaker 3: And it's an ICBM, which stands for I think inter
Speaker 3: Chinese Bowel Movement.
Speaker 4: Do I have that right. I've always wondered what that
Speaker 4: stood for.
Speaker 7: Intercontinental missile.
Speaker 3: I see, yeah, intercontinentibilistic missile. I like the first definition.
Speaker 4: It's just better. It's a Chinese food joke. Never mind.
Speaker 6: Sure taking a deeper dive into the implosions.
Speaker 4: Oh, very strong, that's very good.
Speaker 6: Thank you of the titan submersible. Of course, five people died.
Speaker 6: They were on their way down to the Titanic when
Speaker 6: the little mini sub imploded. And so they've been doing
Speaker 6: testimony getting more information the Coastguard.
Speaker 4: Today we'll be hearing.
Speaker 6: From someone from NASA, also someone from Boeing, someone from
Speaker 6: the Coastguard sector, impuget sound and commercial vessel compliance. They're
Speaker 6: saying basically that the submersible just was not in great
Speaker 6: condition to go down.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Badly designed, badly built. Hey, I have a quick question.
Speaker 3: I'm going to digress for a moment. Amy, you did
Speaker 3: a story about that woman who was arrested at Disneyland
Speaker 3: because she tried to get her kids in for free
Speaker 3: and saying they were under three, and then cops were called,
Speaker 3: et cetera, and she refused to show her ID and
Speaker 3: then she was arrested. What if she and I'm asking
Speaker 3: you because I don't know, and this is a question
Speaker 3: that I'm interested in, and I think it's fairly legitimate.
Speaker 4: What if she were to say, Okay, I'm caught, I'll
Speaker 4: just pay for my kids.
Speaker 6: They gave her that opportunity.
Speaker 4: Wow, boy, she sure showed them, didn't she. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, kind of heartbreaking the video of it, of course,
Speaker 6: it's on TikTok and the kids are screaming and she's
Speaker 6: being let off. But apparently she had done this several times.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she sounded like a repeat offender from what I
Speaker 2: heard as well. And the fact that one of the
Speaker 2: kids was shaving right there before going in probably.
Speaker 7: Gave it away.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's move on.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 2: So Dove gav knew some vat Toad this was a
Speaker 2: fallsy move.
Speaker 7: He towed a bill that would have helped black.
Speaker 2: Families reclaim or be compensated for property that was unjustly
Speaker 2: taken by the government.
Speaker 7: He goes on to say that, listen, you.
Speaker 2: Need a reparations agency that doesn't exist basically, and there
Speaker 2: was no way to implement this, So there's still steps
Speaker 2: that need to be taken here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not that he's inherently against this he just
Speaker 3: according to this bill, the procedures just it wouldn't work.
Speaker 3: Even there were black activists who were in favor of representations,
Speaker 3: said this isn't gonna work, and just.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't blame him on this one. Now, you
Speaker 2: really it was messive. It would have just been pushing
Speaker 2: for something.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is fairly limited to begin with.
Speaker 3: This is only land that was taken from black families
Speaker 3: through eminent domain that the state still owns, which is
Speaker 3: really limited. That black family that got back the beachfront
Speaker 3: property that we talked about a couple of years ago,
Speaker 3: it was empty the land that the state owned, so
Speaker 3: that was fairly easy to give back.
Speaker 4: How do you give back.
Speaker 3: Land to a black family that is now a you
Speaker 3: have a supermarket or you have a mall on or
Speaker 3: a housing project.
Speaker 4: Well I got to write them a check and then
Speaker 4: do you give it back the land.
Speaker 3: As what's worth it, what the development would sell for
Speaker 3: you know, three billion dollars. So this is going to
Speaker 3: be difficult. This reparation's business is going to be difficult.
Speaker 3: And the reparations for families that were connected to slavery,
Speaker 3: I think that's ridiculous. However, families that own property in
Speaker 3: the state that the land was taken for bi eminent domain.
Speaker 3: I mean that you're only talking maybe one hundred years ago,
Speaker 3: maybe eighty years ago.
Speaker 4: That's a different animal.
Speaker 6: Okay, I hate this story. It ain't easy being Asian.
Speaker 6: A new survey released yesterday shows forty nine percent of
Speaker 6: Asian Americans were victims of a hate act in the
Speaker 6: US last year. And as we know, there was a
Speaker 6: wave of high profile hate crimes at the beginning of
Speaker 6: the pandemic because of the origins in China and all
Speaker 6: of that. But now the new study shows the Asian
Speaker 6: American community faces pervasive levels of hate under the radar,
Speaker 6: from parking lots and public transit to workplaces and colleges.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't have a good history of how we
Speaker 3: deal with our immigrants, and we've had an open policy.
Speaker 4: We love our immigrants.
Speaker 3: Historically, come on in open arms and me Lazarus, give
Speaker 3: us your retcher, you're poor. But look at what happened
Speaker 3: I mean historically, you know, and excluding slavery, which is
Speaker 3: the original sin, but look at the anti Chinese rhetoric
Speaker 3: when we bought the when California brought the Chinese to
Speaker 3: build the railroads and they couldn't bring wives and it
Speaker 3: was just horrible. Then the Irish coming in, and then
Speaker 3: the Jewish pedlars coming in at the turn of the century,
Speaker 3: and then the Japanese with the internment camps, and then
Speaker 3: the gol for where every Erab was at risk, the
Speaker 3: FBI and Dearborn Michigan where all the iraqis live.
Speaker 4: Rocky immigrants.
Speaker 3: You know, they put agents in every single mosque, not
Speaker 3: one incident of anti Americanism, and so now you get
Speaker 3: Asians that are being nailed. Why, well, I think a
Speaker 3: lot of it has to do with COVID nineteen came
Speaker 3: out of what it came out.
Speaker 4: Of, wu Ha or Wahoo, Yeah, Wuhan. Yeah. The tacos
Speaker 4: are the Waahoo right.
Speaker 2: No, yes, Wahoo tacos which don't have any sort of okay,
Speaker 2: COVID Okay delicious Okay.
Speaker 3: Now Wuhan is where that Chinese lab developed COVID and
Speaker 3: then released it purposely to infect us.
Speaker 2: Correct, Yes, yes, okay had a drive through windows where
Speaker 2: you get confused.
Speaker 3: Yeah, where you could pick up COVID almost immediately.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Anyway, that's our history in the United States, and it's
Speaker 3: not good.
Speaker 4: It is not good.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go ahead and take a break and
Speaker 3: we will return.
Speaker 4: Especially the rhetoric over the last couple of years.
Speaker 3: And you know, I'm not saying as Donald Trump. I'm
Speaker 3: saying as Donald Trump was a lot a big part
Speaker 3: of It's no surprise there Ammy. Anytime I can do
Speaker 3: an anti Trump screed, I do. Okay, no one even
Speaker 3: pays attention anymore on the Morning show. Oh there goes Handle.
Speaker 4: Hey, he doesn't stop.
Speaker 2: If you could prove that Trump caused global warming, I.
Speaker 4: Would do it.
Speaker 7: He thrilled.
Speaker 3: And he doesn't cause global warming. He just denies global warming.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: We've been hearing about the North Carolina Guba tatorial candidate
Speaker 2: Mark Robinson, if you remember, talk about him posting some
Speaker 2: really horrible things on a porn site, racist in the like.
Speaker 2: He's hired a law firm to pro the CNN report
Speaker 2: that unearthed all these shocking comments that he allegedly made,
Speaker 2: and he says there's salacious.
Speaker 7: Lies and his Handle and Amy have talked about throughout
Speaker 7: the week.
Speaker 2: There hasn't been anybody else that has corroborated the story.
Speaker 2: They've just merely reported on what scenes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, isn't that Amy do you find that to this
Speaker 3: day there's been no corroboration.
Speaker 6: Unusual, yes, because usually it'll come out and then other people.
Speaker 4: Will look at other people report it. Yeah, none of that.
Speaker 4: And here is his problem.
Speaker 3: He said, I will not let these tax these attacks
Speaker 3: distract us from sharing a better future for our state. Okay,
Speaker 3: that's submitting that everything is true. You can't say stuff
Speaker 3: like that. Every time you deny, you're admitting in the
Speaker 3: world of politics. But it's going to be really interesting
Speaker 3: if it turns out that those reports are false and
Speaker 3: he was not involved, CNN is going.
Speaker 4: To just take it in the shorts.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, and they're standing by it and usually see it.
Speaker 3: End does not make this stuff up. This isn't Newsmax
Speaker 3: or info wars. It's going to be fascinating. By the way,
Speaker 3: there's no one who's backing him up. I mean, everybody
Speaker 3: on his side is bailing. You know, all of his
Speaker 3: staff is bailing, other politicos, conservatives, they're all bailing. So
Speaker 3: it's fascinating story. Oh Michael Cohen star story.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Okay, So remember last time Trump ran for president and
Speaker 6: all these celebrities came out and said, oh, if he
Speaker 6: wins I'm leaving the country. Well, Michael Cohen is the
Speaker 6: latest one to say that he's not exactly a celebrity,
Speaker 6: but he's former President Trump's ex personal attorney, and he
Speaker 6: did an interview with MSNBC's Nicole Wallace and he said,
Speaker 6: I'm out of here. I'm already working on a foreign
Speaker 6: passport with a completely different pame.
Speaker 3: You know, I wonder I hear a lot of people
Speaker 3: doing that. I know a lot of people who actually
Speaker 3: have and are moving. Italy seems to be the go
Speaker 3: to place.
Speaker 6: But doesn't Trump.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, I don't think it helps, but I
Speaker 3: think it's the whole political life in the United States
Speaker 3: that people are just disenchanted with America and they want
Speaker 3: to move to another country to be disenchanted with because
Speaker 3: the grass is cleaner and it is not.
Speaker 2: Don't you think that he's a little different though, Amy
Speaker 2: he's not like a celebrity or something saying I don't
Speaker 2: he's someone who pissed off Trump. That Trump could be
Speaker 2: in a position to go, hey, guess what, payback's a bitch.
Speaker 3: And by the way him saying that is, I don't
Speaker 3: think that has any there's a word there. I don't
Speaker 3: think it has any validity, or he doesn't have any influence. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't think anybody cares. You'd expect him
Speaker 3: to say that. It's everybody else who says it. And
Speaker 3: as you pointed out, Amy, a lot of people did
Speaker 3: say it the first go round. And I don't know
Speaker 3: anybody who did move because of Trump being elected. We'll
Speaker 3: see this time around if Trump gets re elected, are
Speaker 3: people actually going.
Speaker 6: To move mass exitus out of the Yeah, I'm not voting.
Speaker 4: It's the children of Israel leaving Egypt.
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm not personally voting for the guy, but I
Speaker 2: will tell you I will help Jay joy Ahar pack
Speaker 2: if she has a problem.
Speaker 3: Well, and I can just see this great massive people
Speaker 3: for example, moving southward and the Rio Grand parting in
Speaker 3: the water, the three inches of water and the Rio
Speaker 3: Grand partying so people can go across. I can just
Speaker 3: it's a great visual.
Speaker 4: It really is.
Speaker 2: All right, Ups, If you look for a job, they
Speaker 2: intend to hire over one hundred and twenty five thousand
Speaker 2: employees to handle deliveries this holiday season.
Speaker 7: The website.
Speaker 2: Said that nearly seventy five percent of its seasonal jobs
Speaker 2: don't even require an interview and applicants can get a
Speaker 2: job offer in about ten minutes or so. So package
Speaker 2: handler is twenty one bucks an hour. Seasonal package delivery
Speaker 2: driver twenty three dollars per hour. Commercial diruct Wait, where's
Speaker 2: Kono going Kona?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 2: Oh, commercial driver's license driver is twenty three dollars an hour.
Speaker 3: So you know, so let me ask this. If you
Speaker 3: don't even we're gonna have no crew tomorrow. Yeah, if
Speaker 3: you don't require an interview. I'm assuming, for example, people
Speaker 3: with one arm can get hired as package handlers.
Speaker 4: I would. I will tell you twenty one bucks an hours.
Speaker 2: In my area are great. They're nice, they're they're super efficient.
Speaker 2: They you know, wave until they seem attentive on the roads.
Speaker 4: Yeah they are. And sorry am I mean everybody is
Speaker 4: pretty good about that. To delivery miss.
Speaker 2: With Amazon, good ups is solid and our postal people
Speaker 2: are solid.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've got an Amazon story coming up at seven point
Speaker 3: thirty about Amazon drivers and I'll be doing that in
Speaker 3: the meantime.
Speaker 4: We're finished with this.
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