Speaker 1: Hanging out with you on a Saturday morning. Once again.
Speaker 1: It's five forty seven some change, Gary, Jeff Walker at
Speaker 1: your service, and the phone lines are five one, three
Speaker 1: seven four the big one. But you knew that. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you did. Uh. This is always one of the highlights.
Speaker 1: This is what really kick starts my morning. This, you know,
Speaker 1: gives me a little nudge in the backside, so to speak,
Speaker 1: and starts the engines. A conversation with our friend, the
Speaker 1: former Mametry. Now lady Lynette, Good morning, Lynette.
Speaker 2: Look what the Lord has done. Look what the Lord
Speaker 2: has done. He made the sabbage you must trustin. Oh
Speaker 2: they look what the Lord has done for you and me?
Speaker 1: A man aimen. That was wonderful. It was short, short
Speaker 1: and sweet. I like it. What's that?
Speaker 3: Ben?
Speaker 2: I had signers, drainings and too much screaming with That
Speaker 2: was yesterday And this is the best thing.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right. Elvis was at Florence Park Care yesterday.
Speaker 1: How was the show?
Speaker 2: It was great? And he put those ladies around their eggs.
Speaker 2: And I had some kind of red drink and had
Speaker 2: little coconut chips.
Speaker 1: In it, coconut chips that no teeth.
Speaker 2: I felt very little chip chip going down my did
Speaker 2: articular last.
Speaker 1: Night going down your what.
Speaker 2: The reticulitis and no teeth to chew up them little
Speaker 2: coconut things in my drink. So I felt very little
Speaker 2: coconut peas going down do that?
Speaker 1: You know? I had my diverticulitis removed. How it was
Speaker 1: a complicated surgery. I guess, Well, the riticulitises is. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's a condition. It's terrible.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Pocket You've got those little pockets in your uh, in
Speaker 1: your colon or whatever, and and food gets trapped in
Speaker 1: there and they can cause a lot of problem. I'm
Speaker 1: do you do you really have that? That's awful?
Speaker 2: Yeah, baby, oh no. I could eat on on the
Speaker 2: cop no kidding, But.
Speaker 1: Well, how can you eat one on the cop if
Speaker 1: you don't have any teeth?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, growing up, I could do on
Speaker 2: on the cob with guardic on it, no pain, but
Speaker 2: I wouldn't caught corn cut up corn. Yeah, it's like
Speaker 2: little rocks going down through the well.
Speaker 1: No, no, some corns. That sounds pretty good.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 2: Those skin on the coin is what your problem is.
Speaker 2: I can't have nothing with skin like lima bean pe
Speaker 2: but I got peas and baked bean.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's almost not worth living at.
Speaker 2: That point, but you get around it.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 1: Sure, sure, So, Other than the diverticulitis, any other problems
Speaker 1: that you want to talk about this morning?
Speaker 2: Just a Bone County call. Now, you have petting zoo Wednesday.
Speaker 2: I didn't go out in. I said, I can't breathe
Speaker 2: in my room. It's gonna be worse out there.
Speaker 1: What kind of animals do they bring to the petting zoo?
Speaker 2: They said they had emu and I think it was
Speaker 2: a donkey's And at your horse and whatever goats?
Speaker 1: Did you ever get to ride a horse? You always
Speaker 1: wanted to ride a horse.
Speaker 2: Oh, but I'm allergic to them. I'm found that in
Speaker 2: eighty nine. I'm allergic to male horse pee. That's why
Speaker 2: I didn't take firs.
Speaker 1: You're allergic to male horse pee. I don't like it either,
Speaker 1: I guess not.
Speaker 2: By they give us girls male heartse p your keeep
Speaker 2: up from getting pregnant.
Speaker 1: I'd never heard of that in my life, Liam, Liam, Liam, Liam?
Speaker 1: Have you ever? Liam? Are you there first and foremost? Yes? Okay?
Speaker 1: Have you ever heard of giving horse pee to women
Speaker 1: to keep them from getting pregnant?
Speaker 2: They don't call it that to us. It's got a name,
Speaker 2: a chemical, but it's male heartspeak. Are you signed to
Speaker 2: call in.
Speaker 1: Maya? The urine of a male horse apparently is a
Speaker 1: a pregnancy prevention. What's that?
Speaker 2: In sixty eight I was definitely ill from them, and
Speaker 2: then in eighty nine they said you lay to male
Speaker 2: heartes urine.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh no, Well, I had no idea. I
Speaker 1: really had no idea. Well, if you're saying it, it
Speaker 1: must be you're You're more You're more definitive and accurate
Speaker 1: than the internet.
Speaker 2: To tell me.
Speaker 6: Said blush and.
Speaker 2: Telling men to go get lost. I couldn't have kids anyway,
Speaker 2: and I said, man, I'm taking child child, But how
Speaker 2: my person made it? Lord only nose.
Speaker 1: Lynette, have a wonderful day, dear, thank you. I hope
Speaker 1: the Boone County cough gets better. Thank you, love, that's fine,
Speaker 1: it's oh my gosh. For over eight years, QC Kinetics
Speaker 1: has been the nation's leader in non surgical relief for
Speaker 1: joint pain, with over fifty Producer Liam tells me that
Speaker 1: he buys juice from food trucks that are in parking
Speaker 1: lots of script clubs. There's one such strip club called
Speaker 1: deja vous, I believe, he said in Lexington, and he
Speaker 1: was going in the Gentleman's club. By the way, the
Speaker 1: liam they're not strip clubs, they're gentlemen's club and the
Speaker 1: girls are not strippers, they're adult entertainers. I would know this.
Speaker 1: But he asked me if I would buy juice in
Speaker 1: the parking lot of a strip club, and I thought
Speaker 1: it was an odd question. Then he further explained, and oh, okay,
Speaker 1: but no I wouldn't because I wouldn't be in the
Speaker 1: parking lot of a strip club because I don't go
Speaker 1: to strip club's, I e. Gentlemen clubs. I don't enjoy
Speaker 1: adult entertainers, not strippers. I think it's fine if you do,
Speaker 1: just never has been my cup of tea or juice.
Speaker 1: As the case may be, No Dick this morning, we'll
Speaker 1: have to find a way to make it without him
Speaker 1: into the first official hour of the Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: for this Saturday, May seventeenth, twenty twenty five, creeping up
Speaker 1: on summer and Memorial Day. And oh man, time's fun
Speaker 1: when you're having flies, as they say, seven minutes after
Speaker 1: the hour. And this is an unusual first official hour
Speaker 1: because usually we have Dick pre six, and now we've
Speaker 1: got Dick after six, because apparently the Dick from Dayton
Speaker 1: is finally awake. Good morning Dick, Good morning Garry Jess.
Speaker 7: How are you good.
Speaker 1: I'm usually I'm used to getting my my my Dick
Speaker 1: before six, and now I've got my Dick after six.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was had a good time playing at String Benders
Speaker 5: and then I got to play at the Beaver Creek Stummer.
Speaker 5: So I've had a pretty good week.
Speaker 1: Well what was that last night? Is that why you
Speaker 1: overslept because you were busy.
Speaker 4: For the shop.
Speaker 5: I've just been. I've had tryin this real bad and
Speaker 5: I've been and that medicine is making me sleep a
Speaker 5: little bit.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Oh that'll do it. That'll do it.
Speaker 5: That'll do it.
Speaker 1: You mix that with the little Jack Daniels and you
Speaker 1: got something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that's sure.
Speaker 1: What but you got some? Uh so the strummers and
Speaker 1: who else did you play.
Speaker 5: With the string Benders?
Speaker 1: I didn't remember. The String Benders is one of your
Speaker 1: many musical forays. People that you play with. Now, how
Speaker 1: many people are in the string Benders?
Speaker 5: Oh, we got about seven or eight, which is pretty good.
Speaker 1: How many are in the strummers.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, there's a lot twenty four people.
Speaker 1: No kidding. Yeah, it doesn't make for a tight man,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that. No, no, not like a good
Speaker 1: three piece. And any other shows coming up in the
Speaker 1: next week or so.
Speaker 5: I think we got one in June.
Speaker 1: Oh, they don't have.
Speaker 5: A VIDI this year. But it's nice to get back.
Speaker 1: To playing as well. I tell you what, when you
Speaker 1: figure out what date, let us know and give us directions. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: say good night, Dick, Good night, Gary, Jeff, Dave from Harrison,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 1: How are we doing well? I'm not dickless. I thought
Speaker 1: it was going to be dicklss, but I'm not there.
Speaker 8: You go, yeah, he Jeff, I am news for you.
Speaker 4: I am allergic to mail horse pee.
Speaker 1: Also, Yeah, that was just the strangest conversation with Lynnette
Speaker 1: I think I've ever had. And that's saying something over
Speaker 1: the years, because I've had some pretty bizarre revelations from
Speaker 1: those telephone conversations with Lady Lynette.
Speaker 8: Speaking of bizarre revelations, what does a Dennis get on
Speaker 8: his one year work anniversary?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Tell me.
Speaker 9: A little plaque.
Speaker 1: Just a little plaque.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he did, I repay you. I used to have
Speaker 4: a job smash and can no. Oh garried Jeff.
Speaker 1: It was so depressing.
Speaker 8: Hey Gary, Jeff, I'm considering getting a job actually claiming mirrors.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: I think it's something I can see myself doing.
Speaker 1: Hey Dave, Yeah, Dave.
Speaker 10: This jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily
Speaker 10: considered funding by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven
Speaker 10: hundred WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts
Speaker 10: at humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made
Speaker 10: your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise
Speaker 10: to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 10: Now back to our irregular program.
Speaker 1: Yesterday, from his home near Indianapolis to visit with the
Speaker 1: reception report Old Radio Rick, Good morning, Ricky this morning.
Speaker 1: Did you do you run into any of the weather
Speaker 1: later on in the day driving home?
Speaker 9: No, Actually, the storms came by my house a couple
Speaker 9: hours after I got home, but during the day, since
Speaker 9: it didn't rain until the evening, there was quite a
Speaker 9: bit of partly cloudy that I drove through, and I
Speaker 9: had to run the wipers constantly, but.
Speaker 1: Very nice. It was good to see. Yesterday afternoon, came
Speaker 1: by the bar and met John who has a radio
Speaker 1: of course that Rick is going to look at, and
Speaker 1: took with him what radio was that.
Speaker 9: It's a gorgeous little nineteen thirty seven Seer silver tone.
Speaker 1: It was a beautiful radio, it really was.
Speaker 9: It was very similar to the Crosley fiber Okay, no doubt.
Speaker 9: It was a competing with that same class of small
Speaker 9: wood table radios that just are really very attractive and
Speaker 9: quite good, quite good sets.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: So anyway, how are you receiving us this small in upon.
Speaker 9: What well, apparently the sun spots are asleep and the
Speaker 9: eye on the sphere is being kind, so you're coming
Speaker 9: in five by five and the nineteen thirty four. It's
Speaker 9: a Delco wood two stone radio. It's model thirty two
Speaker 9: to one. This is a six to two AM radio
Speaker 9: with an RF stage. So it's a it's a better
Speaker 9: DXer than most one goofy thing about this is that
Speaker 9: there is at least three versions of this particular model,
Speaker 9: and this version that i'm that have been working on
Speaker 9: one of the IF transformers, or some call them IF cans.
Speaker 9: It's a big metal thing on the chassis was designed
Speaker 9: to be too close to the tube, and where they
Speaker 9: put the socket, the tube has to lean a little
Speaker 9: bit to the side to make room for it. The
Speaker 9: radio works fine, but the octogenarian that owns this radio
Speaker 9: is really bugged by it. He's like, you got to
Speaker 9: fix that. It's like, Jack, I can't do that sort
Speaker 9: of redesigning it. They didn't actually make too many of
Speaker 9: this particular version. Do you wonder why? And then I
Speaker 9: should mention too that with the tube bleeding, it also
Speaker 9: touches the wood cabinet. Now, it's not going to set
Speaker 9: the cabinet on fire and anything. The tubes don't get
Speaker 9: that hot. But still it's just it's funny to see.
Speaker 9: It's like, you guys had one job to do. You're
Speaker 9: getting to have the eight students check your work. What's
Speaker 9: going on? The other goofy thinking about this radio though,
Speaker 9: is that it's part of the Delco Light system. The
Speaker 9: Delco light system was a system to power home or
Speaker 9: a farm with thirty two volts for lighting and small appliances.
Speaker 9: Radios included vacuum clean air's, toasters, what have you. Before
Speaker 9: utility power came through. Now the brilliant thing about this
Speaker 9: was that when when Delco set these up, you would
Speaker 9: wire the house with standard outlets and standard light sockets.
Speaker 9: That way, when the utility did come through, if they did,
Speaker 9: then you only had to change out the light bulbs
Speaker 9: in your little appliances. It didn't have to rip the
Speaker 9: whole house apart, changing out outlets and lighting fixtures and
Speaker 9: so forth.
Speaker 1: So that was pretty smart.
Speaker 9: But the downside of that is these thirty two vault
Speaker 9: DC radios and appliances have a standard plug and they're
Speaker 9: not particularly marked very strongly as being thirty two vaults DC.
Speaker 9: So if somebody doesn't know it and they plug it
Speaker 9: into the wall, enjoy the entertainment. See the flames, smell
Speaker 9: the smoke. Here the irreversible destruction. But hey, let's go
Speaker 9: to the actual catalogs, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not described in the catalog. What you just well,
Speaker 1: your your commentary there on what might happen should you
Speaker 1: plug one of these into the wall.
Speaker 9: But I could have written for these catalogs and been
Speaker 9: fired soon after.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt.
Speaker 9: Designed with a thought to the future. Okay, modern design,
Speaker 9: and by the way, that's modern with an E. Note
Speaker 9: that modern with me on the end is like my name,
Speaker 9: but instead of being a reminder of a great grandfather
Speaker 9: who added the e in attempt to hide from his
Speaker 9: flunking out of West Point, this modern actually refers to
Speaker 9: an Art Deco design.
Speaker 4: So I learned that.
Speaker 9: Constructed with beautifully grained and well masked woods, this Delco
Speaker 9: table radio has the simplicity of design that denotes character
Speaker 9: and beauty. What Right features six tube superheterodyne American Broadcast
Speaker 9: and one police band range dot dot dot for a
Speaker 9: near tuning unit, dot dot dot two point tone selector
Speaker 9: dot dot dot special high sensitivity, six sens full floating
Speaker 9: dynamic speaker, full floating thing looks like it bolted to
Speaker 9: the cabin as far as I can tell, and more
Speaker 9: ellipses than any radio catalog entry ever see at the
Speaker 9: same price. All those looks every time, it's like it
Speaker 9: took up so much space in the catalog, it's gonna
Speaker 9: put a lot more information in there.
Speaker 1: Or maybe they didn't have any exactly.
Speaker 9: Exactly their credit they only use three dots for ellipses,
Speaker 9: so that's.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: It's got that right. It sounds wonderful. It would have
Speaker 1: convinced me to buy the thing. I'll tell you that. Well,
Speaker 1: that's a real sales pitch there.
Speaker 9: Well, the floating speaker on its own, I mean, why
Speaker 9: wouldn't you.
Speaker 1: What exactly is a full floating speaker?
Speaker 9: Rick, I, honest to goodness, had no freaking idea what
Speaker 9: that means. The only the only guess I would have
Speaker 9: is that it's mounted only to the cabinet, not to
Speaker 9: the chassis.
Speaker 1: Okay, So thanks Telco, and your point was, thank you,
Speaker 1: Ricky Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com if you
Speaker 1: want to get in touch with him, it's.
Speaker 11: Six fine, same thing tomorrow, we'll deal with some sunshine
Speaker 11: temperats climbing to the mid seventies. Overall, a pretty good
Speaker 11: weekend from a severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning
Speaker 11: Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 12: SVEND WLW Sports.
Speaker 1: Well, the Knicks are moving on in the NBA playoffs
Speaker 1: after defeating the Boston Celtics. There defending champs last night
Speaker 1: in New York, and Knicks fans are going epe. Yeah.
Speaker 13: The Knicks smacked the Celtics one, nineteen to eighty one.
Speaker 1: It was not pretty, not close, not even close. Yeah,
Speaker 1: see New York.
Speaker 13: The Stars courtside, seeing them all celebrate and seeing who
Speaker 13: was in attendance for the game last night, seeing the
Speaker 13: Knicks legends and the celebrities.
Speaker 1: You know who was a happy boy this morning. Our
Speaker 1: friend Moegger, who said even with the Knicks with the
Speaker 1: two to one lead earlier in the series, said yeah,
Speaker 1: but Austin, you know, I don't see and he was
Speaker 1: just being very I guess realistic at the time. But
Speaker 1: he's got to be overjoyed. As a staunch Nick fane
Speaker 1: from years and years and years ago.
Speaker 13: He said on X last night he was going to
Speaker 13: enjoy a beverage or two. So hopefully he's up for
Speaker 13: our sports report later at eight four.
Speaker 1: So the Reds in't happy Land. After a second win
Speaker 1: in a row and another productive game for the offense.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the Reds move to twenty two and twenty four
Speaker 13: after a five to four win against the Guardians in
Speaker 13: Game one of the Ohio Cup. It seems like when
Speaker 13: Brady Singer is on the mound, the Red Legs like
Speaker 13: to score runs. He got his fifth win of the season,
Speaker 13: giving up three runs through five innings. Will Benson went
Speaker 13: two for four with a three run home run. He's
Speaker 13: looked good.
Speaker 1: All right, let's let's hold off in the celebration because
Speaker 1: Chase Petty's on on the mound today and after his
Speaker 1: first start or first couple of starts, he's got a
Speaker 1: twenty four point something era.
Speaker 13: Left hand pitcher Brent Souter in a bullpen game, will
Speaker 13: be taking the mound. Really, the Guardians will be doing
Speaker 13: a bullpen game as well.
Speaker 1: I thought it had Chase Petty was supposed to be
Speaker 1: the starter earlier in the week. They must have changed
Speaker 1: that around.
Speaker 13: Yeah, they did change that around this yesterday.
Speaker 1: Good. With some injuries to the starting pitching. That's why
Speaker 1: starting pitching depth is important.
Speaker 13: Guardian Slade Saconi will make his season debut for the
Speaker 13: Guardians second game of three. The Reds look to take
Speaker 13: the series with inside pitch beginning a five point forty
Speaker 13: first pitch except for six forty right here on the
Speaker 13: home of the Red seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: And a huge game in the MLS with our FC
Speaker 1: Cincinnati team facing off the Columbus Crew in a hell
Speaker 1: is Real match in Columbus. Yeah.
Speaker 13: Orange Blue are currently in first place in all of
Speaker 13: the MLS, leading the league with twenty eight points. Pregame
Speaker 13: coverage for that match tonight begins at six thirty. Kickoff
Speaker 13: is set for seven to twenty five. You can listen
Speaker 13: to that game on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: Very very nice, Thank you, mister Tomblins. Six twenty five
Speaker 1: and some change the gag. Ca Ripley standing by anticipating
Speaker 1: a pithy phone call and news of the week, week
Speaker 1: and a commentary from our friend Steve from ETNA before
Speaker 1: the hour is up. Steve Shulte environmental updates yet to
Speaker 1: come this morning, and all of the rest still don't
Speaker 1: have a gift from Wally joke. We'll see what I
Speaker 1: can conjure up between now and eight thirty five. Take
Speaker 1: a break for news and come on back with it
Speaker 1: in just a moment here on seven hundred WL, it
Speaker 1: is time to talk to our friend Steve from ETNA,
Speaker 1: a guy who consistently amazes me with his grasp and
Speaker 1: knowledge of both history and today's current events. And he
Speaker 1: has another pithy phone call all prepared this morning with
Speaker 1: news of the week and more. Steve Simon, Good morning, Stavin.
Speaker 14: Good morning, sir. Donald Trump has proposed May the eighth
Speaker 14: as a national holiday, commemorating the day World War two
Speaker 14: officially ended in Europe. Maybe eighth is also a day
Speaker 14: of celebration in France, honoring one of their greatest soldiers
Speaker 14: from the One Hundred Years War with England. Shakespearean characters
Speaker 14: refer to her, Yes it's a her as a damned
Speaker 14: sorceress and a vile fiend, playing upon the English view
Speaker 14: that she did not actually hear the voices of heavenly saints,
Speaker 14: but she was actually a witch. Isaac Asimov and His
Speaker 14: Guide to Shakespeare has a different view, citing Joan of
Speaker 14: Arc as one of the most amazing characters in history.
Speaker 14: In her story, if it were told as a work
Speaker 14: of fiction, it would be considered too fantastic to be plausible.
Speaker 14: In the end, she was abandoned by the French, persecuted
Speaker 14: by the English, and railroaded by a Catholic Church tribunal.
Speaker 14: Joan of Arc was born in fourteen twelve in dom Remi,
Speaker 14: one of five children. She was brought up to be
Speaker 14: a housewife, so proud of her ability to sew and
Speaker 14: spin yarn that in this regard she said, I feared
Speaker 14: no woman. But that all changed when at fourteen she
Speaker 14: began hearing those heavenly voices. Imploring her to save France
Speaker 14: by driving out the English invaders and crowning the French
Speaker 14: king in waiting, Charles the Seventh. What she lacked in
Speaker 14: the ability to read and write, she made up for
Speaker 14: with charisma. She convinced a local army commander to get
Speaker 14: her an audience with Charles, who then had her examined
Speaker 14: by the clergy, who said she's the real thing, honest
Speaker 14: and saintly. She was given a small army. She learned
Speaker 14: horsemanship and despite no military experience, gained the respect of
Speaker 14: her men by showing leadership and courage. Charles, on the
Speaker 14: other hand, was a week leader, and both he and
Speaker 14: many of his supporters were irresolute and failed to support
Speaker 14: Joan and her troops. Despite big battlefield successes, she was
Speaker 14: twice wounded and then captured by the French Duke of Burgundy,
Speaker 14: who had sided with the English. She was then given
Speaker 14: up to the English, who claimed their poor performance on
Speaker 14: the back field was due to Jones using witchcraft to
Speaker 14: cast spells. The politicians found an ally in the Catholic
Speaker 14: Church by calling her a heretic. A court of inquisition followed,
Speaker 14: in which she was denied legal counsel. Church fathers were
Speaker 14: also put off by her cutting her hair short and
Speaker 14: wearing men's clothing and combat. Her testimony on hearing holy
Speaker 14: voices was challenged by the clerics, and on May the
Speaker 14: twenty ninth, fourteen thirty one, the nineteen year old was
Speaker 14: burned at the stake in the public square. One account
Speaker 14: says a supporter of King Henry of England allegedly ran
Speaker 14: up and cried out, we have burned a saint. Twenty
Speaker 14: five years later, an eccles basthical court reversed her guilty
Speaker 14: judgment declared her a faithful daughter of the church. Nearly
Speaker 14: five hundred years later, she was canonized as saint, after
Speaker 14: which France made May the eighth a day of celebration
Speaker 14: in her honor. Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw, not noted
Speaker 14: as a religious man at that time, nineteen twenty three,
Speaker 14: penned his play Saint Joan. Scene six contains a moving
Speaker 14: monologue by Joan accepting death rather than life in prison.
Speaker 14: She says, according to Shaw, to shut me from the
Speaker 14: light of the sky and the sight of the fields
Speaker 14: and the flowers, to change my feet so that I
Speaker 14: could never climb the hills without these things. I cannot live.
Speaker 14: Joan's journey is where the religious meets the secular. Did
Speaker 14: you ever feel abandoned? Lonely? Wonder if the battle is
Speaker 14: really worth it? Recently we've seen excellent examples of the
Speaker 14: individual challenging the status quo week leadership, and then the
Speaker 14: Hamlet's words suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.
Speaker 14: Joan was slandered, abandoned, murdered by bloated bureaucracies who belittle
Speaker 14: to belittled the talent and the courage of a single
Speaker 14: individual who happened to be right. It took twenty five
Speaker 14: years after her death at nineteen for some sense of
Speaker 14: justice to prevail. In her suffering. She exemplified Hamlet's introspection,
Speaker 14: challenging himself in that famous speech to take arms against
Speaker 14: the Sea of troubles, or what the Catholic Church wants
Speaker 14: called imatazzio Christi, the invitation of Christ. Never give up
Speaker 14: when you know you're right. You are never.
Speaker 15: Abandoned by Jesus.
Speaker 14: He too suffered as no man should have to, and
Speaker 14: one big time. So don't just have a nice day,
Speaker 14: have a good life, take care of yourselves, folks, See
Speaker 14: you next.
Speaker 1: Week.
Speaker 11: Wow, we're a beautiful weekend on tap As. Temperatures today
Speaker 11: will climb to the mid seventies with lots of sunshine.
Speaker 11: It will be a little windy, so keep that in mind.
Speaker 11: Same thing tomorrow we'll deal with some sunshine, temperatures climbing
Speaker 11: to the mid seventies. Overall, a pretty good weekend from
Speaker 11: a sever your weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist
Speaker 11: Cameron Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: It is sixty five now coming up on six fifty four.
Speaker 1: On a Saturday morning, Gary Jeffen, my friend Race got
Speaker 1: from Loveland chime and in How'd he do it? Brother Ray?
Speaker 16: Good morning, my brother Gary jeff Walker, good morning.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: It's hard to follow that one my best.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you. Usually I will just go ahead and
Speaker 1: put you on after Steve's finished with his commentary. And
Speaker 1: there was just nothing else that could be added there.
Speaker 1: It was so powerful and so impactful and so right
Speaker 1: on point like most of the time. Amen and amen.
Speaker 1: And that was a gift that you.
Speaker 3: Gave me to thank you.
Speaker 1: So I've just got to understand something. People now calling
Speaker 1: some and obviously the DOJ investigating former FBI director James
Speaker 1: Comby for the eighty six forty seven Seashell arrangement that
Speaker 1: he posted on the beach. And of course James Comy
Speaker 1: was a marine. Well you're always a marine. You know
Speaker 1: what eight six means in military terms. Everybody knows what
Speaker 1: eight six means in mafia terms. And if you were
Speaker 1: in food service, you know what eight six means, because
Speaker 1: it means cancel the order, eliminate, get rid of it,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. But see, here's the point. If they
Speaker 1: didn't arrest Madonna the first time President Trump was elected
Speaker 1: by saying I've thought a lot about blowing up the
Speaker 1: White House, if they didn't arrest Johnny Depp for suggesting
Speaker 1: he'd be the next John Wilkes booth, they're not going
Speaker 1: to do anything to James Comy. And here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I think that the left and people who are Trump
Speaker 1: haters just for the sake of hating President Trump, saw
Speaker 1: the notoriety and the rise in popularity when Donald Trump
Speaker 1: got his mug shot that he didn't deserve. They're all
Speaker 1: trying to get their mug shots because they think it's
Speaker 1: going to make them popular like President Trump. This is
Speaker 1: a psychological thing. See am I off track on this
Speaker 1: Ray or do you think I mean, they're all just
Speaker 1: trying to get that notoriety of being vilified publicly so
Speaker 1: their popularity can climb because they think they're going to
Speaker 1: pull up Trump. Do you think that there's a possible
Speaker 1: psychological angle to that? What arrogance?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 16: My lord, well, I think the word would be And
Speaker 16: that comes to me from the Godfather hypocrisy, from Michael Corleone,
Speaker 16: his hypocrisy. It's the same hypocrisy that Major League Baseball
Speaker 16: puts this backhanded slap on Pete or Smart after death
Speaker 16: about the integrity of the game whenever. Now, now, Pete
Speaker 16: didn't do himself any favors, you know, signing baseball saying
Speaker 16: I bet on baseball. Okay, but that was his livelihood,
Speaker 16: which they he lost for decades, in decades, and now
Speaker 16: we the full on embrace of gambling with a team
Speaker 16: in Las Vegas. I go to the game, I see
Speaker 16: bet MGM on the scoreboard. I see fan duel on
Speaker 16: the scoreboard. They're so n split the pot. People are
Speaker 16: using the internet, major League Baseball Internet to place bets.
Speaker 12: On that game and.
Speaker 1: Pete Ray. And if you don't think that there isn't
Speaker 1: someone in the major leagues who is gambling on baseball.
Speaker 1: You're crazy, You're absolutely naive to the point of all
Speaker 1: Naiota and yes, hypocrisy.
Speaker 16: Once again, it's their trainer betting, don't you see, brother,
Speaker 16: They're trainers doing the betting.
Speaker 7: And you know, I would respectfully say that if.
Speaker 16: Pete's family, when Pete is inducted, and surely will if
Speaker 16: they were to tell Major League Baseball to just stick it,
Speaker 16: because Marty says, you can't turn around in Cooperstown without
Speaker 16: running at Pete Rose, that my friend, that my friend
Speaker 16: is hypocrisy and his family is not subject to that
Speaker 16: same hypocrisy.
Speaker 1: And amen, Amen to you, and God bless you. We
Speaker 1: got to go. Steve Schulte coming up afternoons.
Speaker 6: This morning at nine Mike Allen goes where other hosts
Speaker 6: dare not tread and on not talking about the men's
Speaker 6: room on seven hundred w WELW.
Speaker 1: For another hour of the Saturday morning edition. For this Saturday,
Speaker 1: May seventeenth, twenty twenty five, Hotty, Gary, Jeff Walker and
Speaker 1: you together again about six minutes past the hour. There's
Speaker 1: been a lot of a lot of backtracking on all
Speaker 1: the green energy stuff, and there are people who are
Speaker 1: still firmly entrenched in the belief that fossil fuels are
Speaker 1: going to be the death of us all. One of
Speaker 1: those people is not Steve Shulty, as you may well know,
Speaker 1: and not myself either. But anyway, we have environmental engineer
Speaker 1: Steve Shulty standing by in a line like he does
Speaker 1: every Saturday morning about this time to give us a
Speaker 1: climate update. Because there's so much bad or faulty data
Speaker 1: and information out there and misinformation being led by the
Speaker 1: climate cultist, it's time for you know, I like reality
Speaker 1: to come back to the public airwaves. So this morning
Speaker 1: we're talking about a shock climate report and Steve Shilty
Speaker 1: has that for us. Good morning, mister Shilty.
Speaker 17: Good morning Garrett Jeff. Before I do that, I want
Speaker 17: to do a quick shout out Joan the wall Breakers
Speaker 17: who celebrated her ninetieth birthday, this pale birthday, ninetieth Clover
Speaker 17: is that Clover and a country club. He is a
Speaker 17: long lost second cousin to my wife Robin, and they
Speaker 17: accidentally met and figured it out after mass at Saint
Speaker 17: An's Church a number of months ago. In fact, Jones
Speaker 17: sister Shirley was in Robin's parents wedding party ons agod.
Speaker 17: And the best thing is that she and her son
Speaker 17: Tim listen to my report every Saturday morning.
Speaker 7: So shout out to Joan and Tim.
Speaker 1: Now, now what is her full name again?
Speaker 17: Joan, Joan, the Wall Breakers and Gary Jeff. She is
Speaker 17: sharp as attack and I think she would run circles
Speaker 17: around even President.
Speaker 1: Trump maybe perhaps so. I know a lot of people,
Speaker 1: my friend Merle, who have not heard from in a
Speaker 1: couple of months. Actually I'm sad to say, I hope
Speaker 1: she's all right. Is ninety one ninety two and she
Speaker 1: is the same way at You know, age is just
Speaker 1: truly a number. And as I always say, when it
Speaker 1: comes to whether it's mental acuity or physical health, your
Speaker 1: miles may vary.
Speaker 3: You know what.
Speaker 17: Onto the report. This comes from the Climate Realism Show
Speaker 17: episode number one five seven from yesterday May sixteenth. You
Speaker 17: can see the Climate Realism Show either on YouTube or
Speaker 17: Rumble and the title is Shocked Climate Report. Urban heat
Speaker 17: islands responsible for most of global warming using land data
Speaker 17: going all the way back to eighteen eighty for the
Speaker 17: in the US, both suburban and urban areas. A new
Speaker 17: study from the University of Alabama and Huntsville addresses the
Speaker 17: question of how much does the urban heat island effect
Speaker 17: is responsible for higher temperatures at weather stations across the US.
Speaker 17: Doctor Roy Spencer, who I've met, great guy, and doctor
Speaker 17: John Christy, has spent several years developing a novel method
Speaker 17: to quantify for the first time the average urban heat
Speaker 17: island effect related to population down density. They're finding no
Speaker 17: less than sixty five percent and I'll repeat no less
Speaker 17: than sixty five percent of quote runaway global warming quote
Speaker 17: quote in the US is not caused by our emissions
Speaker 17: of carbon dioxide by urbanization h fifty five percent two
Speaker 17: thirds And during the show, one of the things I
Speaker 17: found out from doctor Spencer interesting is that the largest
Speaker 17: warming in a given area, the largest warming occurs when
Speaker 17: going from the wilderness to just as few as ten
Speaker 17: or fifteen people per square mile. That's the impact of
Speaker 17: urban of just people living in an area have And
Speaker 17: I know you've had Anthony wattson your program, haven't you.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I've had a lot
Speaker 1: of smart people on my show.
Speaker 17: Anthony Watts a senior fellow at the Heartland and he
Speaker 17: has the website watched up with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I am I have talked to Anthony.
Speaker 17: Yeah, back in twenty eighteen. He was in Reno, Nevado,
Speaker 17: and being the scientific guy he has, he had GPS
Speaker 17: and science thermometers and whatnot, so he is doing all
Speaker 17: this recording it. He was in Reno, Nevado, was about
Speaker 17: eleven o'clock at night. He started out in the desert,
Speaker 17: and out in the desert, it was around forty five
Speaker 17: forty six degrees and he drove on his one street
Speaker 17: right into downtown Reno, and it took him about half
Speaker 17: an hour to get there. By the time he got
Speaker 17: into downtown Reno, which was only a stone's throw from
Speaker 17: the Reno Airport, the temperature had rose to fifty six
Speaker 17: degrees fahrenheight eleven degrees increased. And of course the airport
Speaker 17: is used as the official weather station. And and Anthony says,
Speaker 17: about a year or two later, Noah, the National Oceanic
Speaker 17: and Atmosphere Administration comes out with a report saying Reno,
Speaker 17: Nevada has the highest global warming in the United States,
Speaker 17: a record global warming.
Speaker 7: We know all the cads of urbanization.
Speaker 1: They should put the weather stations out in the middle
Speaker 1: of nowhere, in the country's.
Speaker 17: Right and then look at those stations down in the
Speaker 17: middle of nowhere, no global.
Speaker 1: Warming, and you'll get an accurate reading on the Earth's
Speaker 1: average global temperature. Thank you so much, sir, seven twelve
Speaker 1: Roco Costellano on the way well from my friend Ray
Speaker 1: Scott at Garry Jeff Walker at seven outther WLW dot
Speaker 1: com where you can get in touch too this week,
Speaker 1: and he was referring to a conversation I had with
Speaker 1: our next guest, Rococostellano a few weeks ago about being upset.
Speaker 1: Roco was upset and expressing that that RFK Junior and
Speaker 1: the new HHS had not stopped advising kids and pregnant
Speaker 1: women to get the COVID shots and lo and behold, loan,
Speaker 1: lo and behold he said, he said, you say they
Speaker 1: play it this week, HHS stopped advising the COVID shot
Speaker 1: as a booster for kids and pregnant women. How about that, Rocco. Well,
Speaker 1: you know they must have been they must have been
Speaker 1: listening to us on Saturday morning and they finally said,
Speaker 1: you're right, we need to do that.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, I was hoping that someone was going
Speaker 7: to start being smart there, and I guess they were.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So The latest article at rococostellano dot com is
Speaker 1: why Americans no longer trust the FDA, CDC or NIH.
Speaker 1: And I think there are a number of obvious reasons.
Speaker 1: But what are you detailing basically in this.
Speaker 7: Well, basically you know what happened and why we lost
Speaker 7: trust and ei there's a big trust gap. And then
Speaker 7: and then you know some basic things, uh that they
Speaker 7: need to do to get the trust back, like you know,
Speaker 7: like being transparent and and not gaslighting us, you know,
Speaker 7: and and and telling us, hey, it's a good idea
Speaker 7: for us to you know, like to know what's out
Speaker 7: there like no one, you know, like all these people
Speaker 7: treat us like we're twelve, you know, and that and
Speaker 7: we're not you know, going to understand the the basics
Speaker 7: of you know that masks uh work or they don't
Speaker 7: work or they don't you know that you know a
Speaker 7: golp jacks are going to stop transmission? Oh that's right,
Speaker 7: it doesn't. So when people lie, you know it e
Speaker 7: roads trust?
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you think? Do you think? But you point
Speaker 1: out you said for generations, Americans were raised to believe
Speaker 1: that the FDA, CDC, NIH and other regulatory authorities existed
Speaker 1: to protect public health. The FDI kept dangerous drugs off
Speaker 1: the market, the CDC track disease threats to keep us safe.
Speaker 1: The NIH funded groundbreaking research to improve lives. But somewhere
Speaker 1: along the way, trust began to erode. Today, millions of
Speaker 1: Americans view these agencies not as natural protectors, but as
Speaker 1: captured pureaucracies, political tools, or worse, co conspirators with corporate interests.
Speaker 1: It's very, very good and very on point. Rock Oh,
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. It's that, I mean, you hit the
Speaker 1: nail on the head there several times.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm just you know, I'm just curious at what
Speaker 7: point people, you know, like the NA you know, a society,
Speaker 7: the public are going to be outraged. Because for some reason,
Speaker 7: people still aren't outraged. It's only guys like me and
Speaker 7: you that seem to be orage.
Speaker 1: Well, I think more and more people are waking up
Speaker 1: to the reality that they've been lied to for uh,
Speaker 1: for corporately profitable reasons and for bureaucratic reasons that have
Speaker 1: nothing to do with public health. Time now for the
Speaker 1: Tom Davis diaries or the more silly stuff that happens
Speaker 1: all the time that flies below the radar. Here's Tom Davis, Tom.
Speaker 18: Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week money is for the birds.
Speaker 18: But first, a massive potato is touring the Uni United States.
Speaker 18: The Idaho Potato Commission is showing off its giant spud
Speaker 18: to remind everyone just how much they love their taters.
Speaker 18: The thing is huge too. It waste as much as
Speaker 18: twenty one thousand normal potatoes. They say it's good for
Speaker 18: twenty thousand servings of mashed potatoes. You gotta love the
Speaker 18: exotic pet people. Akiel Fakar al Dian had wild animals
Speaker 18: in his backyard and not too long ago he added
Speaker 18: a lion to the rest of his collection. That is,
Speaker 18: until the lion ate him. He was in the backyard
Speaker 18: when the lion attacked, killing a kiel, and then it
Speaker 18: tried to make its escape. A neighbor solid and shot
Speaker 18: it dead. Horrible question.
Speaker 12: Do you have.
Speaker 18: Trouble not falling asleep but staying asleep?
Speaker 1: Well, listen to this.
Speaker 18: Psychologist Jeffrey Bernstein says he's got the fix. It's four words.
Speaker 18: When you wake up in the middle of the night,
Speaker 18: repeat the words this thought can wait. It's supposed to
Speaker 18: calm your mind and improve your chances of getting back
Speaker 18: to sleep. He says, it tricks your brain to get
Speaker 18: out of problem solving mode and back into rest mode.
Speaker 18: Remember that this thought can wait. And finally, there's a
Speaker 18: restaurant in Scotland selling seagull insurance. You can add a
Speaker 18: dollar thirty two to your bill and that will guarantee
Speaker 18: if a seagull swoops down out of the sky and
Speaker 18: steals your sandwich.
Speaker 1: You can easily get it replaced.
Speaker 18: The owners say that the insurance funds that don't get
Speaker 18: used are donated to a different charity every month.
Speaker 1: How's that for heartwarming?
Speaker 18: Next week, problem Child builds elementary smuggling Empire off of
Speaker 18: bubblegum and Snickers Bars.
Speaker 11: Have a great, a beautiful weekend on tap As. Temperatures
Speaker 11: today will climb to the mid seventies with lots of sunshine.
Speaker 11: It will be a little windy, so keep that in mind.
Speaker 11: Same thing tomorrow we'll deal with some sunshine, temperatres climbing
Speaker 11: to the mid seventies. Overall, a pretty good weekend from
Speaker 11: a severe weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron
Speaker 11: Harden on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 12: Seven hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 1: What of stuff going on? Liam, including the NBA Playoffs.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the Knick smack the Celtics one nineteen to eighty one.
Speaker 1: Last night.
Speaker 13: Nicks advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals, where they will
Speaker 13: play the Pacers. The Nuggets Thunder played game seven tomorrow
Speaker 13: afternoon to determine who will face the Timberwolves in the
Speaker 13: Western Conference.
Speaker 1: Y Rick Washburn Old Radio Rick said, Nuggets Thunder sounds
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Speaker 13: fifteen thirty. The Red Legs moved to twenty two and
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Speaker 13: Guardians in Game one of the Ohio Cup. Brady Singer
Speaker 13: got the win, giving up three runs through five innings.
Speaker 13: Will Benson with two for four with a three run
Speaker 13: home run. Austin Hayes added another home run. Brent Souter
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir and Merle. How are you hey?
Speaker 7: I am fine, potent.
Speaker 14: You mentioned my age there, I thought i'd better.
Speaker 1: Call in ago. No, you're ninety two, right, yeah, right yeah.
Speaker 9: And I'm hoping to celebrate ninety three this some November
Speaker 9: with you at Huddles.
Speaker 1: It's always good to see and thanks for listening. I'm
Speaker 1: glad that you heard the shout out and uh, and
Speaker 1: you got in touch. I think about you all the time.
Speaker 4: Well, I have to mention may A.
Speaker 2: Besides Joan of Arc that was the day that Pope
Speaker 2: Leo the fourteenth was elected.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly, we have.
Speaker 9: I think we're going to have a winner.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic, Thank you, Merrow. We'll talk to you soon, Okay, babe, Okay, thanks.
Speaker 1: I love that lady. She's really great. Always has a
Speaker 1: bourbon and water, just one. And she's done. The Joe
Speaker 1: Biden situation, Liam, I don't know. I got a couple
Speaker 1: of minutes, I guess the Joe Biden situation and all
Speaker 1: these revelations that this was all stuff that I and
Speaker 1: you were probably observing. Maybe you maybe didn't believe your
Speaker 1: eyes or ear at the time, but it was way
Speaker 1: way worse than anyone thought. But it was something that
Speaker 1: I knew just from viewing going back all the way
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty, it was obvious that this was elder
Speaker 1: of abuse, that they were using this man, that he
Speaker 1: didn't know where he was half the time or what
Speaker 1: he was doing, and he's sure shouldn't be trusted with
Speaker 1: nuclear codes. And that wasn't about being pro President Trump.
Speaker 1: That was just master of the obvious kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: And now that all the books are being written and
Speaker 1: all these people are saying, well, the White House lied
Speaker 1: to it. They covered it up. No, you covered it up.
Speaker 1: Shut up. I hope you don't sell a single book,
Speaker 1: because this is all stuff that was apparent to anyone
Speaker 1: with eyes and ears from the very beginning of the
Speaker 1: Joe Biden administration, in the campaign before it. They hit
Speaker 1: him in the basement for a reason. Well, it's all
Speaker 1: very sad, and the saddest thing is that a majority
Speaker 1: of the American people were duped into thinking this man
Speaker 1: was actually president. Jim Lebarbara Rock and Roll archaeology coming up.
Speaker 11: We'll climb to the mid seventies with lots of sunshine.
Speaker 11: It will be a little windy, so keep that in mind.
Speaker 11: Same thing tomorrow, we'll deal with some sunshine, temperatures climbing
Speaker 11: to the mid seventies. Overall, a pretty good weekend from
Speaker 11: a severe weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron
Speaker 11: Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: Right now, radar is clear currently sixty seven degrees.
Speaker 1: Her next update at eight thirty. I'm Brian Cops News Radio.
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Speaker 1: Into yet another hour of this Saturday morning edition for
Speaker 1: Saturday May seventeenth, twenty twenty five. Hey, Howdy, what up? GJ.
Speaker 1: Dubbs at your service? I am me, you or you
Speaker 1: and we are all in this together and I'm fine
Speaker 1: with that. Seven minutes after the hour and time for science,
Speaker 1: science and a science minute, a friend science.
Speaker 15: Mike, Yes, as an scientist.
Speaker 1: Science. Good morning, Michael. How are you? I'm good. How
Speaker 1: are you doing. I'm fantastic. Are you stargazing this week?
Speaker 1: Or where are you taking us on our little scientific
Speaker 1: journey on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 3: Well before we hit the science topic, I didn't know
Speaker 3: this year that the also our game got moved back
Speaker 3: to Atlanta. Did you know that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just I don't know what caused us.
Speaker 1: Well, well, I guess they have decided that Georgia isn't
Speaker 1: a homophobic state after.
Speaker 3: All, you think, yes, somewhat carryover from climate topic with
Speaker 3: Steve's genre.
Speaker 1: I didn't know this.
Speaker 3: They announced this in the news, but it seemed that
Speaker 3: to Poland and US have reached a deal. April twenty
Speaker 3: eighth this year, to build three nuclear power plants. So
Speaker 3: the deal with Poland is going to spend with Westinghouse
Speaker 3: and Beckel one hundred and ninety two billion zolotti. I
Speaker 3: didn't know that was the currency of Poland. That's a
Speaker 3: lot than I am. But yeah, but that's a fifty
Speaker 3: one billion US dollars. So they're going to spend fifty
Speaker 3: one billion dollars to build three these new design nuclear
Speaker 3: power plants Gary Jeffter, the Westinghouse are called.
Speaker 1: At one thousand.
Speaker 3: Then what's what's unique about these power nuclear power plants?
Speaker 3: Unlike the the Fukushima power plant when the when the
Speaker 3: earthquake hit that the water flooded all the reactors and
Speaker 3: the generators and you couldn't run the pumps, so it
Speaker 3: had a meltdown. So these these new design are modular.
Speaker 3: And I'll get to that point and then but these
Speaker 3: new new new plant plants are the cooling is all
Speaker 3: gravity fed, so you're not relying on power to cool
Speaker 3: down the reactor. In case there's a situation you just
Speaker 3: flood the uh, you just flood the core with.
Speaker 1: So when you when you say gra gravity fed, they're
Speaker 1: they're not being pumped in. They're just letting gravity do.
Speaker 3: Its a natural They're just they just open open a
Speaker 3: non uh special valve that doesn't fail and just.
Speaker 1: Cool the reactor.
Speaker 3: And these are modular units, so that when you get
Speaker 3: a license for one one of these modular unit units,
Speaker 3: say in the U S. The n r C gives
Speaker 3: you a license, it's a license for the design, so
Speaker 3: you don't have to get re licensed to build this
Speaker 3: reactor and other locations. So it's basically one design fits
Speaker 3: all and can you can move these modular units all
Speaker 3: over And actually there are these these three units, and
Speaker 3: in Poland they're going to want to we'll come it'll
Speaker 3: be online around twenty thirty six. So Poland, unlike Germany
Speaker 3: who vacated their nuclear power program, is actually going the
Speaker 3: other way with it. So they're going to try to
Speaker 3: have twenty five percent nuclear power by twenty forty in
Speaker 3: the country, so they're not relying on obviously other countries
Speaker 3: like Russia for energy sources.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think that it should always be And
Speaker 1: I've always talked about this. I'm not crazy about wind
Speaker 1: any anywhere anytime. Wind turbines are kind of off my
Speaker 1: energy list, but you know, solar, fossil fuels, natural gas
Speaker 1: and nuclear absolutely should be a part of the equation
Speaker 1: and with AI as you know, and people are coming
Speaker 1: to this realization pretty darn quick because AI is is
Speaker 1: not the future, it's now and it's happening in real time,
Speaker 1: very very quickly. It needs all this extra power, uh
Speaker 1: that you know absolutely certainly wouldn't be yeah, wouldn't be
Speaker 1: provided by right now?
Speaker 3: Is Trump getting natural gas up to the northeast that
Speaker 3: was denied by other administrations, nor for them to have power.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that's another segment. But but that's that's a
Speaker 3: huge story. But that's another time.
Speaker 1: But these these new nuclear reactors and the technology you're describing, uh,
Speaker 1: sounds like a real breakthrough in that particular, in that
Speaker 1: particular vein All right, Mike, thanks a lot. As always,
Speaker 1: My brother I was I was looking at the group
Speaker 1: picture from the anniversary show back in March and and
Speaker 1: pointing them out. I said, there's science. Mic right, Oh,
Speaker 1: really that's science. MI said, yeah, that's him. I'm waiting
Speaker 1: for keepsake, King Kim to tell me that the books
Speaker 1: together and will we'll have a viewing party for that
Speaker 1: when the book comes out. Thank you so much, brother
Speaker 1: Rick Green. With a verse from the Word of God
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Speaker 20: For the first time since two thousand and eight, the
Speaker 20: Bengals will play the Steelers on a Thursday. The first
Speaker 20: of two meetings between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh this season will
Speaker 20: take place Week six at pay Corps Stadium. Cincinnati and
Speaker 20: Pittsburgh split their meetings last season, with each team winning
Speaker 20: on the others field. The Steelers quarterback situation is a
Speaker 20: question mark. The possibility exists that we could see in
Speaker 20: Aaron Rodgers versus Joe Burrow match up in primetime, and
Speaker 20: it'll be worth wondering. Can the Bengals overcome an always
Speaker 20: physically tough Pittsburgh team on a short week. It'll be
Speaker 20: the Bengals and Steelers in Cincinnati on Thursday night, October sixteenth.
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Speaker 1: Saturday Morning edition, continues Gary Jemps. We get into the
Speaker 1: home stretch here. Some folks like to get away, take
Speaker 1: a holiday from the neighborhood. Hop a plane to Miami
Speaker 1: Beach or to Hollywood. Me I'm just taking a greyhound
Speaker 1: on the Hudson river Line. I'm in a New York
Speaker 1: state of mind for my friend Moeger. The Knicks have
Speaker 1: done it, Mo, They have defeated the defending champion Boston Celtics,
Speaker 1: for you, and for somewhere Spike Lee is still hanging
Speaker 1: on a rim this morning because somebody put him up there,
Speaker 1: hopefully with a gag in his mouth. But the New
Speaker 1: York Knicks have done what even you last week thought
Speaker 1: was not possible. They have defeated the Boston Celtics to
Speaker 1: move on to the finals of the Eastern Conference to
Speaker 1: face off against the Indiana Pacers. And you've just got
Speaker 1: to be very, very pleased.
Speaker 4: A long time, long suffering New York Knicks fan, I
Speaker 4: cannot tell you how gratifying last night was. Not just
Speaker 4: to win the game, not just to advance to the
Speaker 4: Eastern Conference, they act him, but to do it in
Speaker 4: a way where you could just sit back over the
Speaker 4: final I'm not going to say second half, but certainly
Speaker 4: over the final quarter and just relax. And you know,
Speaker 4: last night was cathartic for a lot of us. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm sure a lot of your listeners aren't familiar with
Speaker 4: recent mixed history, but they haven't been at the conference
Speaker 4: finals in twenty five years. They've spent most of the
Speaker 4: twenty first century as a very irrelevant NBA franchise. For
Speaker 4: them to beat the Boston Celtics. To do it at
Speaker 4: home and to be able to kind of put it
Speaker 4: in cruise control in the fourth quarter was immensely gratifying
Speaker 4: last night.
Speaker 1: As someone who doesn't really care about the NBA anymore,
Speaker 1: that's me as somebody who hasn't followed it, I kind of,
Speaker 1: for the first time in a while, have kind of
Speaker 1: paid attention to this and particularly that series, because I
Speaker 1: remember when the Knicks were relevant to Patrick Ewing years
Speaker 1: and all of that, and I was a Chicago Bulls
Speaker 1: die hard. I was Michael Jordan all day long, all
Speaker 1: night long, you know. I mj forever, kind of one
Speaker 1: of those dudes before they ever want a cham I
Speaker 1: mean when they drafted him in eighty three, eighty four whatever.
Speaker 1: I was there for the rookie season. The Bulls weren't
Speaker 1: very good, but I knew Michael was going to be
Speaker 1: great and going to lead them to the Promised Land eventually.
Speaker 1: So the Knicks were kind of like my nemesis, one
Speaker 1: of them Detroit and New York, so, you know, but
Speaker 1: to see the Knicks and especially the Knixt Pacers thing,
Speaker 1: you know, and I remember the Reggie Miller years with
Speaker 1: the Pacers and some of the great confrontations those two
Speaker 1: had in meeting in the Eastern Conference Finals. So it
Speaker 1: is kind of a throwback to nineties basketball, which kind
Speaker 1: of excites me.
Speaker 4: Yeah it is. And you know, if you encounter any
Speaker 4: Knicks fans, and I'm not sure here in Cincinnati you'll
Speaker 4: find many, but I think what they'll tell you is
Speaker 4: what has made this fun is this year's next team
Speaker 4: is not is reminiscent of those nineties teams. They played physical,
Speaker 4: they played hard. You know, they're committed to defense, they rebound,
Speaker 4: they sort of have that nineties Knicks ethos. But you're right.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you think of Knicks Pacers, you think
Speaker 4: of God, they've met in the playoffs in ninety three,
Speaker 4: ninety four, ninety five, ninety nine, and two thousand in
Speaker 4: the Eastern Conference finals. And so for these two teams
Speaker 4: to be back. And by the way, Indiana is great.
Speaker 4: That team is offensively, you know, beat an off an
Speaker 4: outstanding Cleveland team. The Pacers offensively just keep coming at
Speaker 4: you in waves. And so I think this is going
Speaker 4: to be a great series. But you're right, for fans
Speaker 4: of nineties basketball, there are gonna be a lot of
Speaker 4: montages this week of Reggie Miller versus the Knicks, and
Speaker 4: the Knix and Pacers playing against each other in great
Speaker 4: playoffs series and I'm here for all of them.
Speaker 1: Ye absolutely, is is Ela de la Cruz one of
Speaker 1: the most I mean, we know the obvious talent that's
Speaker 1: there if it can be consistently mined out, But it
Speaker 1: seems to me in watching the Reds this year and
Speaker 1: watching LA's development, he still is one of the most
Speaker 1: frustrating players to watch and root for because he can
Speaker 1: be so great and then just totally inexplicably, why why
Speaker 1: do you do that? And and yeah, and we saw
Speaker 1: examples of that in the last two Reds wins, even
Speaker 1: where you know, you see him hitting those home run
Speaker 1: bombs and then you see him swinging at stuff that's
Speaker 1: in another time zone at the point, and and and
Speaker 1: the and the work in the field too. I mean,
Speaker 1: he flashes that leather like nobody else and has an
Speaker 1: incredible arm. But then then he bounces balls to first
Speaker 1: base and it's just.
Speaker 4: Like why, Yeah, you see these glimpses that make you go, God,
Speaker 4: this guy might be one of the best players in
Speaker 4: the sport. And then you see these glimpses where you go,
Speaker 4: you can't play this guy, uh, And you're right. You
Speaker 4: see it at the plate where he can have it
Speaker 4: at that where he can hit the ball to anywhere
Speaker 4: in the field. He wont he obviously when he makes
Speaker 4: great contact, hits the ball very hard. He has great
Speaker 4: plate coverage with his bat, and you see that, and
Speaker 4: then in the next ad it's almost non competitive.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 4: It's when when a picture has him with two strikes,
Speaker 4: it's like he's standing on top of a trap door
Speaker 4: and you know how the at bat is going to end.
Speaker 4: And then in the field, you know you can see him.
Speaker 4: I always love it when he races down the left
Speaker 4: field line to go get a ball from shortstop and
Speaker 4: covers the sort of ground that you don't see other
Speaker 4: shortstops cover. Or he'll make a play in the hole
Speaker 4: and fire a seat the first base and they're like, wow,
Speaker 4: that's awesome. That's unlike anything I've ever seen. And then
Speaker 4: he'll boot a routine grounder, or he'll get in the
Speaker 4: way of a charging outfielder like he did the other
Speaker 4: night with DJ Friedel. I still always side with the talent,
Speaker 4: and I assume one day he's gonna harness it, and
Speaker 4: I assume one day he's going to be more consistent.
Speaker 4: But I'd be lying to you if I told you that.
Speaker 4: You know, if I told you I didn't think it
Speaker 4: by now, you know, he would have harnessed it a
Speaker 4: little bit more than he has. It is deeply frustrating,
Speaker 4: But I think there's a lot of fans around the
Speaker 4: sport who would say, Okay, you don't want him, I'll
Speaker 4: take him, because when the light bulb goes on, it's
Speaker 4: going to be awesome. I just hope the light bulb
Speaker 4: comes on pretty soon.
Speaker 1: Should Trey Hendrickson just shut up at this point?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 4: You know, he talked those reporters for twenty five minutes
Speaker 4: on Tuesday, and the juxtaposition with him against the backdrop
Speaker 4: of his teammates practicing was striking.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I think he effectively announced, Hey, I'm going to be
Speaker 4: a distraction. But I don't know beyond that what Tuesday accomplished.
Speaker 4: I certainly don't think the Bengals management decided, oh man,
Speaker 4: Trey Hendrickson just spoke, let's reconvene and rethink our stance
Speaker 4: regarding him. And I've said this to you. I think
Speaker 4: a couple of different times. I don't think either side
Speaker 4: is wrong. I think Trey Hendrickson I can't blame him
Speaker 4: for not wanting to be the twenty has paid the
Speaker 4: twentieth highest paid defensive end in the NFL. And I
Speaker 4: don't blame the Bengals for looking at him as an
Speaker 4: appreciating asset as he approaches the age of thirty one.
Speaker 7: By the end of the season.
Speaker 4: But him talking as often as he has and him
Speaker 4: going on a mini media crusade on Tuesday, that doesn't
Speaker 4: accomplish anything. I love it from the standpoint of, you know,
Speaker 4: Trey Hendrickson has given me content. But if the end
Speaker 4: goal here is to agree to terms with the Bengals
Speaker 4: on a long term contract, which they've offered him, I
Speaker 4: don't know what constantly talking to the media, going on
Speaker 4: the Pat mcabe show etca is accomplishing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you and I spoke on Monday night on the
Speaker 1: Nightcap program about the impending Bengals schedule release, which of
Speaker 1: course happened this week. Now that you've seen it, what
Speaker 1: game sticks out at you in particular, and what do
Speaker 1: you consider as a must win besides all of the
Speaker 1: games for the Bengals.
Speaker 4: Well, two things stand out to me. Number One, for
Speaker 4: the fourth consecutive year, they have to go play the
Speaker 4: Baltimore Ravens on the road in primetime, which is staggering. Now,
Speaker 4: you can certainly understand why the Bengals and Ravens would
Speaker 4: be a primetime game, but it's remarkable how that game
Speaker 4: every year is in Baltimore at night, and every year
Speaker 4: the game in Cincinnati is one o'clock on Sunday. I
Speaker 4: would have bet a lot of money that the NFL
Speaker 4: would have said, we're gonna put Bengals Ravens in Cincinnati
Speaker 4: at primetime and Bengals Ravens in Baltimore at one o'clock
Speaker 4: on Sunday. So they're gonna play on Thanksgiving night. That's
Speaker 4: a huge, huge game, and they play them again two
Speaker 4: weeks later Sandwich between a game against the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 4: But what I think is huge is, you know, we
Speaker 4: talk about it every year, the Bengals got to get
Speaker 4: off to a fast start, and then they never do
Speaker 4: get off to a fast start. This season, they played
Speaker 4: the Browns and Jaguars the first two weeks, neither were
Speaker 4: playoff teams last year. Well, then with three through seven,
Speaker 4: five consecutive games against team teams that made the postseason
Speaker 4: last year, Minnesota, Denver, Detroit. Here the Lions were undefeated
Speaker 4: on the road last season, the Green Bay Packers, and
Speaker 4: then the Pittsburgh Steelers. I think I had a gentleman
Speaker 4: by the name of Paul dyan or Junior on my
Speaker 4: show on Thursday, who covers the Bengals, and who said
Speaker 4: to me, Hey, look, if on October seventeenth, we wake
Speaker 4: up and the Bengals are over five hundred, they're golden.
Speaker 4: That's going to be a heck of a challenge, in
Speaker 4: particular if they continue to struggle out of the gate
Speaker 4: the way they have the last three seasons.
Speaker 1: All Right, the Pittsburgh game. I heard you in one
Speaker 1: of the pre packaged stuff that we're running on the
Speaker 1: Bengals schedule talking about the Thursday night game against the
Speaker 1: Steelers where we could have a pot who knows who's
Speaker 1: going to be at quarterback for.
Speaker 4: Pittsburgh, could be Aaron Rodgers versus Joe Burrow, which would
Speaker 4: be a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it would be, and we'll see which one sits
Speaker 1: on his butt. More basically, it will be that issue.
Speaker 1: So one more thing about what's going on with FC
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and this race in the MLS. It's an early season,
Speaker 1: crucial match against Columbus Crew and the battle for first place.
Speaker 1: This has been a pretty amazing season so far for
Speaker 1: FC Cincinnati, and tonight is another test to see who
Speaker 1: wins the supporter Shield and all the rest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a great rivalry and it's a chance for
Speaker 4: a six point swing in the race atop the Eastern Conference.
Speaker 4: I think you have to give f C Cincinnati a
Speaker 4: lot of credit for how they have navigated the first
Speaker 4: few months of the season because now think about when
Speaker 4: the season started. They traded away the league MVP from
Speaker 4: two seasons ago, they had a lot of players who
Speaker 4: were injured, from players who didn't show up for preseason training,
Speaker 4: and yet here they are atop the Eastern Conference. They've
Speaker 4: got to score more goals. They had just eighteen goals
Speaker 4: on the season in nine games, which is not to
Speaker 4: be good enough. But Pat Newton has done a great
Speaker 4: job with this team. Evander and Kevin Dank have been
Speaker 4: awesome additions. They just picked up this week Hi Kamara,
Speaker 4: the second all time leading goalscorer MLS history. And tonight
Speaker 4: you get the resumption of What's been an awesome rivalry
Speaker 4: in a game that I think is going to reverberate
Speaker 4: all season long in the Eastern Conference.
Speaker 1: Any comments on what you've seen so far out of
Speaker 1: the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. It's been a real
Speaker 1: mess for people. And isn't Johnny Vegas like one of
Speaker 1: the best names in golf. It's not a nickname, that's
Speaker 1: his real name. Is Johnny Vegas.
Speaker 4: That's his real name, Johnny Vegas, my new favorite golfer.
Speaker 4: It's been rough, it's been rough conditions. I certainly hope
Speaker 4: the course is in good shape this weekend and we
Speaker 4: get lower scores on Saturday and Sunday than we got
Speaker 4: on Thursday and Fladday.
Speaker 1: I have a fantastic rest of the weekend. Moegor, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. You can hear mo is It three
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Speaker 1: and podcasts. Counselor, what's up? How are you?
Speaker 24: I'm fine, no day, no lawyer joke this morning, haha,
Speaker 24: Thank you.
Speaker 1: You're welcome. Uh what about President Trump's trip to the
Speaker 1: Middle East and what happened, what was accomplished there. Even
Speaker 1: Democrats seem to be, if not genuflicting, just saying, well,
Speaker 1: we really can't say anything bad about that.
Speaker 24: Funny you mention that that's one of the things I
Speaker 24: want to talk about in the rant, but I don't
Speaker 24: know with all this stuff with Biden and the audio
Speaker 24: being released. But an answer to your question, it was
Speaker 24: amazing what he did. More than a trillion dollars in business,
Speaker 24: not government money, in business is coming from these Mid
Speaker 24: East countries to the United States because of Trump. He
Speaker 24: kind of did it on the fly too. Really, from
Speaker 24: what I'm reading, not a whole lot of planning. But
Speaker 24: you know what, the guy's a salesman. He knows how
Speaker 24: to do these things. He knows how to put deals together.
Speaker 24: That's his gig, it is, And you're right, and I'm
Speaker 24: going to read some of them I have time this morning.
Speaker 24: Even many of the Democrats you, as you have said,
Speaker 24: are admitting that. And boy, that's a first, at least
Speaker 24: in my memory, that they praise him for anything.
Speaker 1: Back in during the campaign in twenty twenty, we talked
Speaker 1: about Joe Biden being feeble minded, We talked about cognitive decline,
Speaker 1: we talked about them hiding him in the basement on
Speaker 1: purpose because he would be deemed unfit to serve if
Speaker 1: people really knew, And it was worse than any of
Speaker 1: us said or thought. And I've been seeing it for
Speaker 1: four or.
Speaker 24: Five years well, and so have I, and so have
Speaker 24: most people with a brain and who looked at it objectively.
Speaker 24: The release last night of the her Her report, I
Speaker 24: think it's thirteen minutes it was leaked. There's more to it, stunning, stunning.
Speaker 1: With this guy.
Speaker 24: I'm going to play a kind of extended portion of
Speaker 24: it this morning because I think there's probably a lot
Speaker 24: of people that haven't heard it yet. And again, this
Speaker 24: is only thirteen minutes.
Speaker 1: If it wasn't so damaging to the country and frightening
Speaker 1: that these this shadow government was running the presidency, it
Speaker 1: would be so incredibly sad that they did this to
Speaker 1: an elderly person who no longer could think for himself.
Speaker 24: Very true, He's not without sympathy. The one I blame
Speaker 24: Gary Jeff and it just cements it more is good
Speaker 24: old doctor Jill. She ought to be drawn and quartered,
Speaker 24: tarred and feathered because one word from her Joe baby, Nah,
Speaker 24: I don't think so you had a good run.
Speaker 1: Let's get out of here.
Speaker 24: That would have handled it.
Speaker 1: She liked the prestige would be a big time? Was
Speaker 1: it big time? All right? Thank you? Saturday midday is
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