Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 2: French First Lady News.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, this is the cradle Robber.
Speaker 3: Yes, Brigitte Macron one in court today.
Speaker 2: Did they know she was even in court? Probably not?
Speaker 1: Is this some sort of slander libel defamation?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: A court has ordered two women to pay eight thousand
Speaker 3: euros in damages to Brigitte Macron after they were making
Speaker 3: claims that she was born a man man.
Speaker 1: I did see this, Yeah, I did see this a
Speaker 1: few weeks ago. Why would you even spend one second
Speaker 1: with that?
Speaker 3: Why that would be I don't know. She filed this
Speaker 3: libel complaint against these two women. They had posted a
Speaker 3: YouTube video in December of twenty twenty one alleging that
Speaker 3: Brigitte had once been a man named Jean Michel. The
Speaker 3: claim went just before the election in France, and posts
Speaker 3: spread on social media claiming that Brigitte Treneux, before she
Speaker 3: was married, had never existed and that her brother Jean Michelle,
Speaker 3: had actually changed gender and assumed the Brigitte identity.
Speaker 2: Bump bump bump.
Speaker 3: Paris court sentenced these two defendants to pay eight thousand
Speaker 3: euros to Brigitte and to her actual living brother, Jean
Speaker 3: Michel Trujaneau.
Speaker 1: We are such a dumb people. I love it. Chris Shauble.
Speaker 1: You got to give it to Chris shaubel KTLA because
Speaker 1: remember when he went viral years ago when he's like
Speaker 1: getting under the desk at earthquake and you know, diving,
Speaker 1: and he looks all, oh that was.
Speaker 2: The that was the earthquake face.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and he just got so much crap for it.
Speaker 1: He owned it. He flipped that, and now every time
Speaker 1: there's like the smallest earthquake he reposts that.
Speaker 2: Meme of he has a great sense of hearing, he does.
Speaker 1: I love him.
Speaker 3: Sports wise, Dodgers beat the Cubs ten to eight last night.
Speaker 3: They played tomorrow in Atlanta. The Twins beat the Angel
Speaker 3: six to four, and the Angel will host the Astros tonight,
Speaker 3: of course, Thursday Night Football.
Speaker 2: Matt who's playing at Thursday Night Football tonight? Dolphins? Dolphins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know he's a fan because he didn't
Speaker 3: say Dolphins, he said Finns.
Speaker 2: You should have seen how pissed girls in Miami.
Speaker 1: You should have seen how pissed Matt got when Tyreek
Speaker 1: Hill got detained. Did you hear about this?
Speaker 2: I heard about Tyreek, I didn't hear about Matt. My gosh,
Speaker 2: he lost it.
Speaker 1: I bet hit the freaking roof.
Speaker 2: But he had a good game, Matt. He had a
Speaker 2: good game after that.
Speaker 1: So who expects Tyreek Hill to follow the speed limit?
Speaker 1: It does not just seem off bright.
Speaker 2: Now that's a good point.
Speaker 3: That's that should have been his argument rather than could
Speaker 3: you just give me my ticket?
Speaker 2: I got a game to go to.
Speaker 1: Did you also hear about the eating of the pets
Speaker 1: in Ohio?
Speaker 2: I will say this. I will say this, like.
Speaker 1: Look at the memes cats with like ar fifteens. They're
Speaker 1: protecting themselves.
Speaker 2: I mean it's incredible.
Speaker 1: This is like the good side of AI is you know,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump with a cat under each arm, like running
Speaker 1: from the Haitian immigrants. And I mean, I'm here for
Speaker 1: all of it. And I realized that, you know, we
Speaker 1: shouldn't be making fun of something that people legitimately believe
Speaker 1: is happening, and that it's a dangerous narrative. But I
Speaker 1: am here for all of the AI and the cats
Speaker 1: that are armed in a riot gear.
Speaker 3: I intentionally avoided even the the the deep dive into that,
Speaker 3: but I will say this, it is very common knowledge
Speaker 3: that cats do not have long lifespans in Haiti, well known,
Speaker 3: very common.
Speaker 2: Now that's not Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 1: You're adding to the.
Speaker 2: I know, I am, but.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it's it's pretty common knowledge that in
Speaker 3: that country, when Haitians are in Haiti, not Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 3: that they sometimes, I mean, they don't have pet cats
Speaker 3: like we do. We don't mister bumber Puss and stuff.
Speaker 1: But mister bumber Puss, we haven't talked about him in
Speaker 1: a long time.
Speaker 2: I apologize.
Speaker 1: In Biractar, yeah, and Space Wars in general.
Speaker 2: Really and our ratings have shot through the room.
Speaker 1: They really have. Okay, so you know how I'm in
Speaker 1: the porn football algorithm.
Speaker 3: Uh wow, that's I have a because our phones are listening.
Speaker 2: So that was a joke.
Speaker 1: But uh so I am in deep into the sports
Speaker 1: football specifically algorithm. I realize that it's I get all
Speaker 1: the news all the time. It pings me, it says
Speaker 1: news for you, that whole bit. But there are people
Speaker 1: who are in a different algorithm and it is either
Speaker 1: like the far left or the far right echo chamber.
Speaker 1: I had this this eating animals thing was not on
Speaker 1: my radar until one of my friends who does dabble
Speaker 1: in the far right, conspiracy theory and algorithms. She's big
Speaker 1: Trump supporter, and she says to me, yeah, do you
Speaker 1: hear the thing about the Haitian immigrants in Ohio and
Speaker 1: they're eating the pets? And I said, what the hell
Speaker 1: are you talking about? I mean, I would never have
Speaker 1: hit my radar. It would and so it would have
Speaker 1: come up during the debate and I would have been like,
Speaker 1: what the hell is he talking about? But since it
Speaker 1: hit my radar the day before, I had a little
Speaker 1: bit of a heads up, and I'm like, he's going
Speaker 1: for he's doubling down on this, and there's one.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, the social media companies know exactly what
Speaker 3: they're doing when they set up their algorithms. They're going
Speaker 3: to feed you the stuff that's going to keep you.
Speaker 2: On there longer.
Speaker 3: They're going to entice you, they're gonna tickle that lizard brain.
Speaker 1: The far left stuff is just as crazy.
Speaker 2: It's just as crazy.
Speaker 3: The problem is we don't realize there's too many of
Speaker 3: us who donot realize it's they're force feeding you this
Speaker 3: stuff and they're intentionally not showing you the other side
Speaker 3: of that story, whatever story it happens to be. I mean,
Speaker 3: there's I'm sure that the law enforcement twitter world took
Speaker 3: the tyreek Hill arrest a whole lot differently.
Speaker 2: Than Matt did.
Speaker 3: Well, actually, Tam sorry, he wasn't arrested, he was detained.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of cop friends, and one of
Speaker 1: the ones that I highly respected. I respect all of them,
Speaker 1: but they're real smart guy too, and he came down
Speaker 1: on the side of everyone. Everyone overreacted in that, you know,
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill should have rolled down the tinted window. The
Speaker 1: officers one hundred percent have the right to be safe
Speaker 1: during a stop like this and not to see what's
Speaker 1: going on in the car is asinine.
Speaker 2: But they also were.
Speaker 1: Too hot headed, the officers, and they were too you know,
Speaker 1: egotistical and the whole bit, and got to just treated
Speaker 1: it the wrong way. All my cop friends have said
Speaker 1: that that it was just guys with the hot heads,
Speaker 1: but but that tyreek Hill wasn't the wrong as well.
Speaker 2: Speaking of hot heads, what the fires that are burning?
Speaker 2: Oh right, I was just gonna update.
Speaker 1: We got wrapped up to mister bumber Puss.
Speaker 3: The airport the Bridge fire, of course, is the biggest fire.
Speaker 3: They're saying it's the largest active fire that's burning in
Speaker 3: the state of California, at least active in that it's
Speaker 3: not contained in any way right now. So it's at
Speaker 3: fifty one one hundred and sixty seven acres. We heard
Speaker 3: from Blake Trolley out been out on the fire lines.
Speaker 2: He was out with Cruise yesterday. That is the largest.
Speaker 3: The airport fire, and Orange and Riverside Counties is at
Speaker 3: about twenty three thousand acres. The line fire San Bernardino
Speaker 3: County thirty seven thousand acres. All of that going on,
Speaker 3: we had two, I guess you could say relatively strong earthquakes.
Speaker 3: One was a four point seven magnitude quake this morning
Speaker 3: right along Pacific Coast in Malibu, about seven thirty, like
Speaker 3: I said, and then just about two let's see, nine
Speaker 3: to thirty seven hour time, there was a three point
Speaker 3: four aftershock to that one. So there's been a bunch
Speaker 3: of aftershocks in Malibu, but they're you know, to two
Speaker 3: point four, you're probably not going to feel them. Not
Speaker 3: here in Critos we're having too much fun.
Speaker 1: Some of these cats do kind of look like what
Speaker 1: I decided would be mister bumber Puss, you know, because
Speaker 1: they're walking like on two legs, and they're armed, and
Speaker 1: they're in camo and they're.
Speaker 2: They're badass badasses.
Speaker 1: Like bumber Puss.
Speaker 2: We'll be here.
Speaker 3: Until one o'clock today, semi normal show.
Speaker 2: I had this really set.
Speaker 3: Can I bring the house down for a second, this
Speaker 3: really sad realization. Yeah, two years ago I was out
Speaker 3: on I had taken a few days off and I
Speaker 3: came back. The first day back was that was at
Speaker 3: a news and Bruce like, oh, I remember that.
Speaker 2: That was awful. And it was after my mom died. Right,
Speaker 2: this is a much happier occasion.
Speaker 1: I was so worried about you that day because well, yeah,
Speaker 1: it was really fresh and raw and my gosh.
Speaker 2: Everything's fine. Now we're all fine. She's still gone, She's
Speaker 2: still gone.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean, she didn't get better, my god. But
Speaker 3: thanks everybody for coming out. A couple of stories that
Speaker 3: we are following today. Hurricane Franz Scene of course, made
Speaker 3: landfall yesterday as a Category two. There's still about four
Speaker 3: hundred thousand or so people without power in Louisiana, Mississippi,
Speaker 3: and Alabama. Homeland Security officials have now designated the electoral
Speaker 3: College vote count and certification as a special National Security Event,
Speaker 3: which means that the Secret Service will be in charge
Speaker 3: of security surrounding that whole process. That's like the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: an inauguration, a nominating convention, etc.
Speaker 1: We have some causes near and dear to our hearts.
Speaker 1: The Ben Carlson Foundation is one of them, and we
Speaker 1: have Mark Shoeline here with us today from the foundation
Speaker 1: and Mark, thanks for coming out.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: This so cool.
Speaker 1: So we've got the ninth annual Ben Did Go paddle
Speaker 1: out on Saturday. Can you explain first of all Ben's
Speaker 1: story for people who don't know it?
Speaker 2: Sure, absolutely so.
Speaker 4: Ben Carlson was a lifeguard in Newport Beach and he
Speaker 4: made his final rescue in July of twenty fourteen. So
Speaker 4: we just had the ten year anniversary of losing Ben
Speaker 4: in service. He was the only lifeguard to lose his
Speaker 4: life in the line of duty in Newport Beach one
Speaker 4: hundred year history of having a lifeguard service, and the
Speaker 4: incredible outpouring from the community has been amazing and one
Speaker 4: of the big celebratory events that we do. This is
Speaker 4: the ninth year of this Ben Did Go Paddle in
Speaker 4: honor of Ben Carlson and supporting the Ben Carlson Foundation,
Speaker 4: which does incredible work primarily.
Speaker 2: Around water safety and drowning prevention.
Speaker 4: And so I can go into all the details about
Speaker 4: this amazing paddle, but you're gonna have one hundred people,
Speaker 4: get this, one hundred people. One hundred people paddling from
Speaker 4: Avalon to Newport Beach Pier thirty miles, all individually. And
Speaker 4: this is paddling prone or traditional paddleboard. So you're paddling
Speaker 4: like a surfboard on a twelve or fourteen foot board
Speaker 4: thirty miles. It's a slow craft. It's a difficult task.
Speaker 1: Have you done it?
Speaker 2: I've done it quite a few times.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how do you prepare for that?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 3: Does my arms hurt thinking of to have a marathon
Speaker 3: with just your arms, with your shoulders, and I mean, Gary.
Speaker 4: Just nailed it. It's a marathon with your arms. And
Speaker 4: I always say that the difference between running a marathon
Speaker 4: is if you stop walking or stop running, you can walk,
Speaker 4: you can sit down, you can call an uber.
Speaker 2: Right if you stop paddling. You're a booie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you don't want to be.
Speaker 4: A booie out in the middle of the Catalina Channel.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's listen.
Speaker 4: You can train for any.
Speaker 1: Lot of planks, a lot of planks.
Speaker 4: Yeah. What's incredible is the kind of people that come out.
Speaker 4: So we have not only do we have lifeguards to
Speaker 4: come out and do it, and surfers that come out
Speaker 4: and do it and retired lifeguards, but we have some
Speaker 4: women doing it this year. We always have some women lifeguards,
Speaker 4: but we have four women we call them, they call
Speaker 4: themselves the vessel Vixen. These are four call them yoga
Speaker 4: moms and their forties and beyond forties that decided this
Speaker 4: year that they wanted to pandl paddle this channel and
Speaker 4: honor the Van Carlson Foundation. And they've been training harder
Speaker 4: than anyone and they will they will get it done.
Speaker 4: These women have been working their tails off and they're
Speaker 4: gonna paddle thirty miles across the channel on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Oh that's so cool. We should get them on next week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you should, for sure.
Speaker 2: They're awesome. That would be great.
Speaker 3: So when you do this, obviously as a fundraiser. You
Speaker 3: mentioned some of these programs. What are what are the programs?
Speaker 3: Where does the money go to?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 4: So we would always say that it goes towards water
Speaker 4: and drownding prevention locally, nationally, and internationally. So we work
Speaker 4: with the local lifeguard organizations, including the Newport Beach Junior
Speaker 4: Guard Group, which is an incredible organization. We support underprivileged
Speaker 4: or undersupported lifeguard organizations internationally, some in Mexico, in Nicaragua
Speaker 4: and elsewhere. We provide literature and training and education to
Speaker 4: different groups. So the Ben Carlson Foundation is really in capture,
Speaker 4: encapsulates and captures the memory of Ben Carlson, who was
Speaker 4: an incredible leader in the lifeguard ranks and an athlete
Speaker 4: and just doing good in the world of water and safety.
Speaker 1: Were you friends?
Speaker 4: I wasn't, but so many people in my community. I've
Speaker 4: lived in Newport and when he passed, it was like
Speaker 4: the whole community stopped.
Speaker 1: Yeah I remember that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And there's vote is online on the Ben Carlson
Speaker 4: or the Ben Bencarlsonfoundation.
Speaker 2: Dot org website.
Speaker 4: You can see all these incredible photos of the paddle
Speaker 4: out when he passed of the Ben did.
Speaker 1: Go overhead shots are incredible. From what I've learned about Ben,
Speaker 1: he would be so stoked that this has come from
Speaker 1: that final rescue.
Speaker 4: For sure. There's a number of people, quite a few people.
Speaker 4: The board of directors for the Ben Carlson Foundation is
Speaker 4: made up of friends, family, ex lifeguards, and community like
Speaker 4: passionate community members. And that's what's always said, like everybody
Speaker 4: just believes that it really represents he would be wanting
Speaker 4: to do this. Ben did go paddle total this weekend.
Speaker 4: He would be the one right at the front of.
Speaker 2: The pack, for sure.
Speaker 3: Very cool the details of his rescue, and it is
Speaker 3: the final rescue because the person that he was out
Speaker 3: there to help was rescued, correct, but it.
Speaker 2: Was the weird circumstances of the power of the ocean.
Speaker 2: A wave hit him.
Speaker 3: The person that was being rescued was able to come
Speaker 3: back to the surface, and Ben wasn't. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: just in reading the details of it and like Shannon said,
Speaker 3: remembering some of the feeling of it when it happened.
Speaker 2: From ten years ago.
Speaker 3: It was the testament that even the people that work
Speaker 3: on the ocean all day every day, I mean, this
Speaker 3: is their passion, this is what they do, there's still
Speaker 3: something about it.
Speaker 2: You'll never be able to control that.
Speaker 3: You'll never be able to You'll never gain the upper
Speaker 3: hand on something as powerful as the ocean.
Speaker 4: And yes, absolutely that day was unlike anything that we
Speaker 4: can remember from an ocean in Newport Beach, from waves
Speaker 4: and everything. But it also shines to light to your point, Gary,
Speaker 4: that regardless of your skill and your abilities in the ocean,
Speaker 4: because Ben Carlson was like the elite elite, and Spencer
Speaker 4: Purdy who puts on he was the one that created
Speaker 4: that Ben did go. In his good friend's memory, his
Speaker 4: quote is always this, when he heard that Ben Carlson
Speaker 4: had died, it was like hearing that Superman had died.
Speaker 4: That's the regard he was held in and still to
Speaker 4: this day. And so we really celebrate Ben's memory through
Speaker 4: the Ben Carlson Foundation, all the good that it does.
Speaker 4: And then kind of the cherry on top is we'll
Speaker 4: have one hundred people paddling that Ben did go this weekend.
Speaker 1: That's great, wonderful. Yeah, it adds a level of shock
Speaker 1: to it because he was such an experienced lifeguard and swimmer.
Speaker 1: He swam d one water polo, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, d one water polo and he was also a
Speaker 4: big wave surfer. I mean he was an incredibly accomplished waterman.
Speaker 4: So it was, as you said, a very It speaks
Speaker 4: to the how the conditions of the ocean were that day.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, for more about the Ben did go paddle out
Speaker 3: and the Ben Carlson Foundation, go to Ben Carlson with
Speaker 3: an os O and Bencarlson Foundation dot org.
Speaker 1: Mark show line from the Ben Carlson Foundation. Thanks so
Speaker 1: much for coming, Thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 3: We will be out here in Cerritos at the Vj's
Speaker 3: until one o'clock today, kicking off the Fall of BJ's
Speaker 3: restaurant news embros.
Speaker 1: The fall of like it's an empire and it's falling.
Speaker 2: So the season of fall, and then we'll do a
Speaker 2: couple of them.
Speaker 1: Did you hit the moonshine this morning as well?
Speaker 2: I thought it was toothpaste. Turned out that's not how
Speaker 2: you brush your teeth. Figured that out. Oh the other
Speaker 2: place I went to that I thought you might get
Speaker 2: a kick out of.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: On my vacation was I went to the Salt and
Speaker 3: Pepper Shaker Museum.
Speaker 1: I saw your wife's pictures from that. There was like
Speaker 1: thousands and thousands keep going, hundreds of thousands, tens of
Speaker 1: thousands of thousands of salt pepper shakers, and you just
Speaker 1: you just wander around and look at the different ones.
Speaker 2: Part of it is it entail, Yes, that's part of it.
Speaker 3: Part of it is the I can't believe that they
Speaker 3: made that into a salt and pepper shaker. They had
Speaker 3: like Winston Churchill, Adolf Hitler, salt and pepper.
Speaker 2: They had.
Speaker 3: Animals of every kind, Disney characters, sports figures, sports balls
Speaker 3: they had, I mean whatever.
Speaker 2: You can imagine sports balls they had.
Speaker 3: Well one football football was the pepper and like a
Speaker 3: baseball was the salt shaker.
Speaker 2: I mean they had thousands and thousands and thousands of.
Speaker 3: Versions of them, some of them very very expensive, and
Speaker 3: some of them were like a Budweiser can from nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy eight that someone had poked holes in and made
Speaker 3: it and made into.
Speaker 2: A salt and pepper shake. Pretty cool, very weird stuff.
Speaker 3: But the other aspect of it was who's who's crazy
Speaker 3: enough to open a salt and pepper shaker museum.
Speaker 1: I would go further and say, who's crazy enough to
Speaker 1: go to said pepper?
Speaker 2: It was three bucks? It was three bucks.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make my concern go away.
Speaker 3: You get three bucks off whatever salt and paper and
Speaker 3: shaker you buy it.
Speaker 1: Do you buy some?
Speaker 2: No, I have salt and pepper shakers. That wasn't the issue.
Speaker 2: I just it was it was to see. It was
Speaker 2: to see this weird collection.
Speaker 1: What are the people like in a Sultan paper pepper shaper.
Speaker 3: The woman was very nice, but she was very adamant
Speaker 3: that you could not look into I mean it was
Speaker 3: just like an old renovated cabin that had been remade
Speaker 3: into this museum, and she was Once you walk in,
Speaker 3: you get half a foot in the door and she says,
Speaker 3: welcome to the Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum. It's going
Speaker 3: to cost you three dollars per person to go through.
Speaker 3: And she was trying to almost shield you from that
Speaker 3: first room of dicion. She didn't want, you know, if
Speaker 3: y'all here, y'all gonna pay for you.
Speaker 1: No go hitler pepper for you unless you give me
Speaker 1: your three bucks.
Speaker 3: And the thing that was very gratifying to me was
Speaker 3: it wasn't just an open floor art gallery thing where
Speaker 3: everybody walks around and they feel and they cross their
Speaker 3: arms and they look at this page.
Speaker 1: What do you think a salt shaker it was?
Speaker 3: She said very clearly, Now y'all need to follow the
Speaker 3: arrows on the floor as you walk through here, and
Speaker 3: they had she had little yellow tape arrows to explain
Speaker 3: which direction you're.
Speaker 2: Supposed to go.
Speaker 1: She worried about a traffic jam or you going rogue
Speaker 1: into a special salt right.
Speaker 3: I think it was just that they have worked out
Speaker 3: the traffic pattern as to how you're supposed to go
Speaker 3: through there.
Speaker 1: Did you have a favorite pair?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Well, I do think that the.
Speaker 3: Winston Churchill Adolf Hitler Salton pepper shakers was pretty creative.
Speaker 2: And they were legit, like made in the forties.
Speaker 3: I mean, they weren't like somebody some hipster thought it
Speaker 3: would be funny to be ironic.
Speaker 2: Now. They were original to the time.
Speaker 3: They were also old clay vessels that they thought they
Speaker 3: believe were salten pepper shakers, but they're a couple thousand
Speaker 3: years old that they had brought over and put into
Speaker 3: this display.
Speaker 2: They were fun What did.
Speaker 1: Other people look like that were following the arrows?
Speaker 3: So we were behind I used the word hipsters. We
Speaker 3: were behind a group of five or six people that
Speaker 3: were all wearing tank tops and super short shorts, both
Speaker 3: the men and the women.
Speaker 2: And they had their cover in.
Speaker 1: Tattoos like the decorative doughnut people.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, And they were so loud about everything they wanted
Speaker 3: to be like they were just unaware of the fact
Speaker 3: that they We're in this beautiful place of art.
Speaker 2: And the wow. Well just so now.
Speaker 3: If you're into you know, collections of table where, yeah,
Speaker 3: that is the Loop the Salt and Pepper Shaker Museum.
Speaker 3: And do you remember I can't remember exactly his name,
Speaker 3: Mark Summers, I.
Speaker 2: Think is his name? Who did He did game.
Speaker 1: Game shows and he hosted on K five for a minute,
Speaker 1: he did, and.
Speaker 3: He's done TV shows that are like Backroads of America.
Speaker 1: Is he the Slime Guy or the Nickelodeon guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So what is it? Unwrapped? So on Food Network
Speaker 2: he did this un wrapped show.
Speaker 3: So the audio that's playing in the Sultan Pepper Shaker
Speaker 3: Museum is the seven minute or so show that he did.
Speaker 3: Segment he did on the saltan Pepper Shaker Museum.
Speaker 4: I was going to wonder.
Speaker 1: About mixed media.
Speaker 3: Uh loop on uh loop on a loop on loop
Speaker 3: Mark Summers for seven minute and would make it herpeat crazy.
Speaker 2: There's something poetic about it. There was something crazy, crazy,
Speaker 2: poetic about it.
Speaker 1: Are we going to get to the John bon Joby story.
Speaker 3: I have issues with this John bon Joby story. And now,
Speaker 3: just so everybody knows, producer Michelle is in house today
Speaker 3: and producer Michelle is by far the biggest John bon
Speaker 3: Jovi fan outside of John bon job And every time
Speaker 3: John bon Jovi passes Gas, I get a text message
Speaker 3: from from Michelle that says.
Speaker 2: Did you smell that one? It was so great? It's
Speaker 2: so awesome.
Speaker 3: How many times have you seen John bon Jovi fifteen?
Speaker 1: Is he a little guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a small person, so.
Speaker 1: He looks like a little guy.
Speaker 3: If you haven't seen the headline yet, John bon Jovi
Speaker 3: and I were in Nashville at the same time, and
Speaker 3: he did something heroic that I have never done, which
Speaker 3: is he talked a woman off a bridge, period, full stop.
Speaker 3: There's more to that story, but it gets worse the
Speaker 3: more you.
Speaker 2: Know about the story.
Speaker 1: I would like to just pump I mean, I mean
Speaker 1: worse for John bon Jovi, like to just pump the brakes. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I feel like you put yourself down there that you've
Speaker 1: never talked to anyone off a bridge. I don't think
Speaker 1: you saved a baby from a hot car. Remember that
Speaker 1: that wasn't I didn't have to say a word of
Speaker 1: applause for that baby. The baby's story of survival for
Speaker 1: Gary busting through in his adult theater outfit with a
Speaker 1: with a hammer, saving the baby.
Speaker 2: His parents didn't know what to do.
Speaker 1: They were also decorative doughnut people.
Speaker 2: Who's parents, Oh, the baby's parents, baby's parents. My parents
Speaker 2: knew what to do.
Speaker 1: Froze up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I know, okay, yeah they were. My dad
Speaker 2: was like, what kind of hammer do you use? Right?
Speaker 2: Is that a little baldpen hammer, a little tack hammer?
Speaker 3: No, no, Dad, it was a sixteen ounce framing hammer.
Speaker 2: But you can lift that, that's what. Wow? Yeah he was,
Speaker 2: he was good.
Speaker 3: Well, all right, we'll talk about this Jon bon Jovi
Speaker 3: saving a lady story when we come back.
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Speaker 2: Matt?
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Speaker 3: Rock legend John bon Jovi was on the on a bridge,
Speaker 3: a pedestrian bridge called the Seagenthaler Pedestrian Bridge right across
Speaker 3: the Cumberland River just so Segith and east of downtown Nashville.
Speaker 1: Who was a Seaganhaler? Do we know about that? Who
Speaker 1: the bridge was named after?
Speaker 3: There is probably a guy named Saganhaler who was named after.
Speaker 1: John John Siegenthaler is an American journalist and writer.
Speaker 3: So Tuesday, John bon Jovi, it's on the Siegenthaler Bridge,
Speaker 3: apparently filming a music video. And the bridge itself is
Speaker 3: a very large bridge. It actually connects sort of the
Speaker 3: downtown area across the river to sort of the football
Speaker 3: stadium area where the Tennessee Titans play. And it is
Speaker 3: one of the longest pedestrian bridges in the world, I.
Speaker 2: Think, at over three thousand feet long. It's a beautiful bridge.
Speaker 2: It's the Cumberland River, the skyline of Nashville. It's a
Speaker 2: great place.
Speaker 1: John Siegenthaler was a prominent defender of First Amendment rights.
Speaker 1: He was the founding editorial director of USA Today.
Speaker 2: That's what that's what it's named for. Yeah.
Speaker 3: In this case, the Nashville Tennesseean newspaper says that John
Speaker 3: bon Jovi, Michelle, how old is he?
Speaker 2: He's sixty two?
Speaker 1: When did that happen?
Speaker 3: Filming scenes form a music video for his song called
Speaker 3: The People's House on this bridge. It was open to
Speaker 3: the public during filming, which is pretty unusual. And so
Speaker 3: there's a bunch of people walking back and forth across
Speaker 3: this bridge behind bon Jovi while he's doing this. Bon
Speaker 3: Jovi and one of his production assistants spot this woman
Speaker 3: who had climbed over the railing and was standing on
Speaker 3: the outside of the railing. So there's YouTube video that
Speaker 3: shows bon Jovi and another woman. We don't even know
Speaker 3: if it was connected to bon Jovi or just somebody
Speaker 3: else happened to be walking on the bridge, walking up
Speaker 3: and waving to this woman who's on the outside ledge
Speaker 3: of the bridge. The person with bon Jovi gets closer
Speaker 3: to the woman. The woman eventually turns around and they
Speaker 3: help her climb back.
Speaker 2: Over the bridge.
Speaker 3: Shows bon Jovi speaking to her, he hugs her, and
Speaker 3: then he leads her away. Now, the Metro PD in
Speaker 3: Nashville posted on Twitter a shout out put to bon
Speaker 3: Jovi and his team for helping a woman on the
Speaker 3: Segunthaler Bridge. He helped persuade her to come off the
Speaker 3: ledge over the Cumberland River to safety, and they said
Speaker 3: that the woman was distraught, but they didn't explain what
Speaker 3: exactly that meant. I mentioned that it is the three
Speaker 3: thousand foot long bridge, but you know how high it
Speaker 3: is over the water. How high they say that clearance
Speaker 3: is sixteen feet.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not very Uh, that's not a very big.
Speaker 1: That's a that's a.
Speaker 2: That's a high that's less than a high dive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so why do you need to talk her off?
Speaker 2: Well, listen, she would have been wet.
Speaker 3: She would have been wet and cold had she in
Speaker 3: fact gone into the water.
Speaker 1: Also, like, how not that I'm you know, nothing good
Speaker 1: is gonna happen when I say that? But like, isn't
Speaker 1: that just such attention seeking behavior like I'm gonna jump,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna jump, and it's it's it's a diving board distance.
Speaker 1: Come on?
Speaker 3: Yes, again, many many issues that this woman clearly is
Speaker 3: displaying that she's had some stuff that she's dealing with.
Speaker 1: Like when I texted you this week, I was going
Speaker 1: to jump off the roof.
Speaker 2: Of the building.
Speaker 1: That is something.
Speaker 2: That's that's higher than sixteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the cause for concern.
Speaker 2: Can I read that whole series of text myself?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: God, No.
Speaker 1: Every time I send you a text you I go,
Speaker 1: why am I doing this?
Speaker 2: Because he keeps these I don't. I just don't.
Speaker 3: Does I don't erase my text manages, I just let them.
Speaker 1: I'm an impulsive person and I impulsively tell you thoughts
Speaker 1: and you're not supposed to bring them back up to me.
Speaker 1: You're like, remember when you said this, like, no, I don't.
Speaker 1: That was that was two personalities ago.
Speaker 2: I need to remind you of the things that you
Speaker 2: say you do not I do.
Speaker 1: Go on.
Speaker 2: It's it's a it's a like self correction.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, the the actual feedback that you get,
Speaker 3: you don't just you're not just spitting it out into
Speaker 3: the ether.
Speaker 2: There's somebody who has to read your I try.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to communicate with you anymore.
Speaker 2: I've heard that, Carl. I've heard that before too. Carl
Speaker 2: will print it out and put it on a big
Speaker 2: poster ward for Everybody's true.
Speaker 3: That's the more dangerous version that Bridge itself has also
Speaker 3: been in a series of other music videos, Big and Rich,
Speaker 3: Did There Save a Horse Ride a Cowboy Emerson Drive,
Speaker 3: I Have Moments was.
Speaker 2: Also filmed on Three Country KHSL.
Speaker 3: Together You and I by Dolly Parton, the video for
Speaker 3: Crashing Burned by Thomas Rhett, most recently Aaron Cole's music
Speaker 3: video and then, like I said, John bon Jovi's filming
Speaker 3: this latest one.
Speaker 2: Michelle will see the video.
Speaker 3: Thank god for John bon job, thank God for the
Speaker 3: fact that Bridge was sixteen feet off the waters.
Speaker 2: That's what we really need.
Speaker 3: We need to thank John Seaganhaler for making sure that
Speaker 3: his bridge wasn't too high.
Speaker 1: Thank god for Buffalo Bills fans. Josh Allen just injured
Speaker 1: his non throwing hand during a touchdown in Week one,
Speaker 1: but says that it's a non factor.
Speaker 3: That was the one where they taped like in between
Speaker 3: his knuckles. Probably looked like they were taping them up
Speaker 3: like a boxer's hand when they got that. So he
Speaker 3: does what the runs, Yes, he runs in the TDS.
Speaker 3: That's and if it's a non switching.
Speaker 1: Maybe a problem.
Speaker 2: Actually you could cut that thing off.
Speaker 1: That's when you're non throwing hand counts as when you're
Speaker 1: trying to protect that football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Carl, everybody knows that. Yeah, Carl, my third.
Speaker 1: Your third screwdriver. All right, let's let's pump the brakes
Speaker 1: a little bit over there, Carl. It's a it's not
Speaker 1: even eleven am. I'm not shaming. I'm not shaming. It's
Speaker 1: not my business.
Speaker 3: If you see missus jealous walking along the six oh
Speaker 3: five this afternoon.
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