Speaker 1: Of all the days and all of the little mini
Speaker 1: crisis and things that are just coming at us at
Speaker 1: literally the speed of light at this point, or at
Speaker 1: the speed of ones and zeros. Anyway, this you said
Speaker 1: thing and everything that I have been watching around it,
Speaker 1: this is the most exciting popcorn popping Sit back on
Speaker 1: the couch, you got what, you got your TV on,
Speaker 1: you maybe got an iPad, your phone fired up, and
Speaker 1: you're just you're just in it. You're just swimming in
Speaker 1: the story. I think that of both terms, this has
Speaker 1: been my favorite, like forty eight hours cuz it has everything.
Speaker 1: Of course, it has all the stuff going on, and
Speaker 1: uh yes, we'll even get into uh the Trump and
Speaker 1: net and Yahoo and all that from yesterday. But the
Speaker 1: you said stuff, the usaight stuff, it's you have to
Speaker 1: understand what was if you missed it, somehow understand what's happening.
Speaker 1: They have. They have put every employee on administrative paid leave,
Speaker 1: so nobody's losing money. And if you know, some people
Speaker 1: are like, wow, then you're not getting anything for it,
Speaker 1: but were you you know what you were getting for it.
Speaker 1: You were getting the same nitwits that are standing outside.
Speaker 1: And I want you to process this scenario, not as
Speaker 1: a partisan individual, but let me give you a scenario. Okay, Ross,
Speaker 1: is there a particular snack that Lincoln really likes, that's
Speaker 1: his favorite that you guys keep around the house. But
Speaker 1: you got to meet her because he's a kid, right,
Speaker 1: Is there a snack?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really loves He love puffy Cheetos.
Speaker 1: So he likes that. He likes the puffy chee those
Speaker 1: are so good. All right, good decision, all right, So
Speaker 1: you wouldn't store those in his room, right.
Speaker 2: I would not.
Speaker 1: Okay, like you, by the way, you shouldn't store those
Speaker 1: in my room either. That being said, if let's say
Speaker 1: that you open up the cabinet going to get something
Speaker 1: and the giant bag of puffy Cheetos is gone, well,
Speaker 1: now you got to track it down and yes, a
Speaker 1: little profile and might go on, and you're like, You're like, uh,
Speaker 1: my boy, you don't have all the puffy Cheetos in
Speaker 1: your room, do you.
Speaker 2: By the way, it's poofy, poofy.
Speaker 1: Excuse you say, poofy, apologize it's got the South Park twist. Okay,
Speaker 1: my boy, you don't have all the puffy Cheetos in
Speaker 1: your room. And he'd be like, no, no, I don't.
Speaker 1: You're like, well, I'm gonna go in the room and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look and tell you what Papa or whatever
Speaker 1: he calls you. Uh, well tell you what, Papa. How
Speaker 1: about I go in my room for five minutes in
Speaker 1: search and uh, I'll let you know what comes up.
Speaker 1: Are are you taking that deal as the enforcer or
Speaker 1: do you have is that a little suss as the
Speaker 1: kids say, we might.
Speaker 2: Do it just to set him up because we do
Speaker 2: have the camera there.
Speaker 1: Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes, oh that's that's diabolical man.
Speaker 1: But you, in your mind, your assumption is that if
Speaker 1: you let him into his room for five minutes, a
Speaker 1: young man's going to emerge his is completely covered in
Speaker 1: poofy cheeto. Right.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, he's gonna come out looking like Trump Circuit
Speaker 3: twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: Thank you, okay. And so with that in mind, with
Speaker 1: that in mind, that is exactly what was happening yesterday.
Speaker 1: You had a rag tag bunch of of of all
Speaker 1: in moonbats, from elon Omar to Senator Murphy to who
Speaker 1: all was out? Who all aoc was there. It's in
Speaker 1: between making insane videos which we'll share with you. You
Speaker 1: just you had all really the worst of the worst,
Speaker 1: and they were apoplectic that they could not gain access
Speaker 1: to the US eight offices, right because they just they
Speaker 1: just shut it and they want and they wanted in there,
Speaker 1: and they want it in there so bad so that
Speaker 1: they could get into these offices. I don't know, maybe
Speaker 1: to grab their their bobble heads, but I have other suspicions.
Speaker 1: And so watching that yesterday and watching elon Omar the
Speaker 1: kinds of Democrats that literally turn Democrat voters against the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party right in no uncertain terms, and the fact
Speaker 1: that they wanted into those offices, Now granted they wanted
Speaker 1: in there, what they would have done, let's just be honest,
Speaker 1: regardless of what they were going to go in there
Speaker 1: and accidentally delete from the computer, which is what I think,
Speaker 1: they would have then parked in there, and it would
Speaker 1: have turned in to what you see at college campuses
Speaker 1: where about ten of them get into the chancellor's office
Speaker 1: and they refused to leave. That's what they wanted to do.
Speaker 1: They wanted to do an occupy, and God bless whoever's
Speaker 1: in charge of that. Realizing that if you let them
Speaker 1: in there, they're going to set up in there. They
Speaker 1: want video of them being forcibly removed. How could this
Speaker 1: happen in our country? All the rest of it. But
Speaker 1: I also believe they wanted to go in there because
Speaker 1: there's some stuff they don't want to to see, because
Speaker 1: everything that emerges is insane. And how many of these
Speaker 1: members of Congress are financially tied in some way to this?
Speaker 1: How many of them, uh I actually have done work
Speaker 1: with various organizations that partner with USAID. How many have
Speaker 1: received campaign donations?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was about to say not just doesn't work with them,
Speaker 3: but they're like their entire career is responsible, like because
Speaker 3: of USAID.
Speaker 1: Right absolutely.
Speaker 3: O Mar said she'd still be in Mogadishu if it
Speaker 3: wasn't for USAID. AOC's will just wait wait hold on
Speaker 3: her or her and her brother. I'm not sure about
Speaker 3: that and have to get back to you. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: AOC Her political career in college was started by a
Speaker 3: USAID program, right, yep?
Speaker 1: What what don't you want us to see? In those offices?
Speaker 1: They're terrified, man, they are you as a as a
Speaker 1: high school you come home and your parents are tearing
Speaker 1: your bedroom up right, and like that level of instant perspiration,
Speaker 1: like they know something and they're like no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: you stay out you stay out there, Like that's what's
Speaker 1: happening right now. That's why this thing is. This is
Speaker 1: my favorite. This is my favorite so far.
Speaker 3: It reminds me that show, what is it, like sixty
Speaker 3: Days In or whatever, like one of the one of
Speaker 3: the prison shows where they show up and like the
Speaker 3: guards are going through the room and then yeah, the
Speaker 3: shows up to their room and they're.
Speaker 2: Like, I really need to get in that room right now,
Speaker 2: and they're like, yeah.
Speaker 1: No, no, you get in here. What we're done finding
Speaker 1: whatever it is? Oh my gosh. Meanwhile, AOC is out
Speaker 1: there and this is like, this is the level of
Speaker 1: fight back that she has left.
Speaker 5: Almost understand that there is already in a federal agency
Speaker 5: who is a watchdog on waste in the United States.
Speaker 1: And they're doing a bang up job. Can I just
Speaker 1: point that out? So arguably I think we need to
Speaker 1: go disband whatever that is now, right. It's just it's
Speaker 1: it's an utter here's the deal. It's it's simultaneously an
Speaker 1: utter failure for the American people and an absolute like, dude,
Speaker 1: if they thoroughly dismantle or right size right again, the
Speaker 1: idea that the US carries out aid programs is not
Speaker 1: what people find repugnant. It's what the programs entail because
Speaker 1: they're led to believe that it's a bunch of food
Speaker 1: packages or wells for villages, you know, all the stuff
Speaker 1: that most people, if you poll, are going to be
Speaker 1: fine with. But in reality, it's not it's trans operas.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's indoctrinating programs in Burma, right and at
Speaker 1: the most and this is really why people are flipping out.
Speaker 1: US eight is a CIA front. But you need to
Speaker 1: understand this. It's not it's not just that they're wasteful,
Speaker 1: it's that they use it to do things like run
Speaker 1: color revolutions. I know I'm gonna start sounding like Glenn Beck,
Speaker 1: but he's right on this. The CIA has a history
Speaker 1: of using programs like this, including this program where they
Speaker 1: got their handslapped because they were using it to attempt
Speaker 1: to genetically map the entirety of Pakistan and Afghanistan. Did
Speaker 1: you ever watch that ross? You ever see the movie
Speaker 1: Zero Dark thirty? They actually talk about it in the movie.
Speaker 1: You ever see the movie Zero Dark thirty?
Speaker 2: I missed it? Nope?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Well, that's why they go in and
Speaker 1: they kill bin Laden. It's a pretty it's a pretty
Speaker 1: good movie. But what there's like a thirty second to
Speaker 1: a minute part of the movie where they're trying to
Speaker 1: figure out who's in that house and the way that
Speaker 1: they go about doing it, and of course Hollywood portrays
Speaker 1: it as a lone thing, right, So what they do
Speaker 1: when they're trying to figure out who's in that house
Speaker 1: is they have a team pose as a relief organization
Speaker 1: that's going around and they're doing the vaccines, right, They're
Speaker 1: doing inoculations and vaccines and I can't remember what it's for,
Speaker 1: and so they're going house by house. They created this program,
Speaker 1: but it simply wasn't just to determine if Osama bin
Speaker 1: Laden was in that house, because they didn't. They wanted
Speaker 1: to test any one of the kids in there. That
Speaker 1: was the goal. Looked like they're giving them a vaccine,
Speaker 1: they're doing a test, and they it would have given
Speaker 1: them initially more confidence and they probably would have gone
Speaker 1: in earlier, but the people in the house were so paranoid,
Speaker 1: they were doing all the things that they portrayed the movie,
Speaker 1: and probably more like they created a lattice system with
Speaker 1: grape leaves so that occupants of the house could go
Speaker 1: in and go outside but not be satellite visible. And
Speaker 1: they they portray them rejecting this program. There's a you
Speaker 1: see the woman whisking the kids back in the house
Speaker 1: and so, and the reason they suspect it also is
Speaker 1: they had a certain number of women that they could
Speaker 1: see coming go from this house, but not the correct
Speaker 1: amount of males, and so there was there was all
Speaker 1: of that. That program wasn't just that. That program was
Speaker 1: to genetically map. So they were trying to fuse it.
Speaker 1: And don't get me wrong, I understand what they were
Speaker 1: trying to use it for. They then wanted to figure out, okay,
Speaker 1: these kids they test with this particular terrorist who's on
Speaker 1: the top one hundred list, So maybe we know where
Speaker 1: this person might be or at least their family. But
Speaker 1: it was a big heavy lift. The problem was once
Speaker 1: you start doing intelligence work through aid programs, there's a
Speaker 1: reason we don't do that because then the full societies
Speaker 1: are going to be told, look, if you participate in
Speaker 1: this program, they're going to use they're using it so
Speaker 1: that they can do, you know, evil government things. It's
Speaker 1: not altruistic and then you have a much less It's
Speaker 1: much harder for legitimate organizations to convince populations that they
Speaker 1: should take this medicine, or take these food supplies, or
Speaker 1: take this technology. Right, so here's a here's internet connection
Speaker 1: and some tablets for your village. They know we won't
Speaker 1: be monitoring everything you do, even though we will, right,
Speaker 1: so they are to get their handslapped within the USAID
Speaker 1: program for doing this, and they had to, like and
Speaker 1: it took them like a year and a half to
Speaker 1: acknowledge it. It was the whole thing, right, So there's
Speaker 1: a reason you don't do this stuff under that, and
Speaker 1: the CIA clearly probably was. We know they did, whether
Speaker 1: they still are. I don't know.
Speaker 3: How much of these things, like you see, like the money,
Speaker 3: how much it is and what is going towards like
Speaker 3: how much of it is actually those things, because I'm
Speaker 3: reminded of that scene in Independence Day where the dat
Speaker 3: is like you really think they spend in seventy five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars on a Hamma and you seel like, you know,
Speaker 3: like a trans opera and Burma or whatever it is
Speaker 3: or Columbia Musical comic book in Delhi or wherever it is.
Speaker 3: How much of that money is actually going to that
Speaker 3: thing because it sounds ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Good question, huh?
Speaker 2: Or is it all being laundered?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: These are all good questions which also make me wonder,
Speaker 1: why don't you want us in that office? Why what
Speaker 1: if everything's fine? Because here's the thing. You also, you
Speaker 1: have to assume that the nerd contingent here. I say
Speaker 1: this affectionately, these six dudes with their life, you have
Speaker 1: to think that they have like political motives, and I
Speaker 1: don't know. I have seen a whole bunch of stuff
Speaker 1: on these guys, none of which is political. They've been
Speaker 1: handed the biggest challenge of their life.
Speaker 3: Have you seen the video of the one dude. It's
Speaker 3: like a super young guy and he's it looks like
Speaker 3: a typical super young guy apartment where there's not much
Speaker 3: in it, like that first Spartan and it's just like
Speaker 3: a hard drive in a computer. And he's sleeping on
Speaker 3: the floor and he's walking twenty four to seven and
Speaker 3: he's so happy.
Speaker 1: It's just like this is a basic They're just gonna
Speaker 1: they're just gonna churn what's there? Meanwhile, aoc let me
Speaker 1: let me finish this dumb quote. This is the best
Speaker 1: she's got.
Speaker 5: Known as the Government Accountability Office.
Speaker 6: So all these people acting like, oh, we're gonna set
Speaker 6: an agency to identify waste, as though that's never been
Speaker 6: an idea before.
Speaker 1: Like you know, take a number, right, okay, But then
Speaker 1: the next follow up and I know this isn't a
Speaker 1: Q and A, this is you make in a video?
Speaker 1: How do how are all those things? Ross said? Real?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: If we have an office for this, because if you
Speaker 1: just did flat poling, if you went out and you
Speaker 1: grabbed one hundred people down at you know, I know
Speaker 1: Cameron Village, right, all right, so you go to Cameron Village,
Speaker 1: there's to one hundred random people walking around shopping spending
Speaker 1: twelve dollars on spices. That's an amazing store. Yeah, what
Speaker 1: do you do you think that the US government should
Speaker 1: spend should fund trans operas in Colombia?
Speaker 3: Because if we ever already have an office doing this,
Speaker 3: it's doing a horrible job.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, and that's why they need they need to
Speaker 1: go into their computers next.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what I was thinking, like, check them out, audit them.
Speaker 1: Oh look at you just moved up the draft list.
Speaker 1: How exciting for you. Thank you AOC for pointing that
Speaker 1: out these people.
Speaker 5: And I can tell you these in my experience, I
Speaker 5: have encountered many billionaires, Okay in my career.
Speaker 6: Okay, you all have seen many of those encounters.
Speaker 1: In sorrows you mean Soros, right, you mean Sorows, Okay.
Speaker 5: Srings, in other forms of questioning, et cetera.
Speaker 6: I can tell you that.
Speaker 5: This dude is probably one of the most unintelligent billionaires
Speaker 5: I have ever met.
Speaker 2: You are seen, are witnessed, which you know you can probably.
Speaker 1: Even glean that from watching the bi if Elon's the
Speaker 1: dumbest billionaire you've ever been around, we are doomed. Man,
Speaker 1: He's the dumbest billionaire. Have you met some of the
Speaker 1: members of the Saudi royal family who are all billionaires,
Speaker 1: Like they have one of those princes who there's something
Speaker 1: wrong with that dude. But he also has an unlimited checkbook,
Speaker 1: so that's that's pretty dumb. And and you know, calling
Speaker 1: the billionaires you've questioned, like Jamie Diamond who owned you
Speaker 1: remember this woman sat up there excoriated three billionaires within
Speaker 1: bank I think Diamonds If he's not, he's close and
Speaker 1: excoriated them for her whole five minutes on student loan stuff,
Speaker 1: only at the end for one of them to point
Speaker 1: out that the banks don't do student loans, not since
Speaker 1: the Obama administration. But yeah, now they're all idiots, absolutely,
Speaker 1: So sign me up for more of this whatever this is.
Speaker 1: And I really really want to know. I really want
Speaker 1: to know. Don't worry, I'm going to play it. I
Speaker 1: really want to know what they want to see in
Speaker 1: that office. And if you need more convincing that AOC
Speaker 1: is a probably not the best judge of intelligence, I'll
Speaker 1: prove it next. Hang on, if you had to rank
Speaker 1: them knowing what you know. So there's some they did
Speaker 1: some uh this check. Her name is Alana Powell Pow anyway,
Speaker 1: so she received a nice, big fat inheritance from her family.
Speaker 1: It's not like her family's still alive, so but some
Speaker 1: you know, hey, here's some starting out money. And so
Speaker 1: she decided she wanted to be an influencer. I guess
Speaker 1: she already was on TikTok or something, but she really
Speaker 1: needed to step her influence her game up. So she
Speaker 1: took all of the money her parents gave her for
Speaker 1: starting out, and rather than using it if she wanted
Speaker 1: to buy something, using it towards you know, a starter
Speaker 1: home or apartment or condo. She's in Australia, I think,
Speaker 1: by the way, but also comes to the US for
Speaker 1: something I don't know. I skimmed the article, so she
Speaker 1: took so she decided though she couldn't just have a
Speaker 1: regular old apartment to influence out of. She used it
Speaker 1: to purchase a really nice condo. Judging by the photos
Speaker 1: I'm seeing here, like it's got a really nice finishings
Speaker 1: in there. She's got a private pool. It's a small
Speaker 1: little pool. I thought it was in. Does that look
Speaker 1: I guess maybe that looks like it's outside. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: She got a little she's got a nice pool. Bedroom
Speaker 1: looks nice. I'm going to assume that that's a travel
Speaker 1: picture anyway. She is in the parking garage, got nice
Speaker 1: cars there. Okay, So she buys this really nice condo
Speaker 1: she clearly can't afford, and her assumption, I guess, was, well,
Speaker 1: it's okay, the money will come rolling in because I'm
Speaker 1: just so awesome, and I like to wear really tiny
Speaker 1: clothes I've got I'm packing if you catch them a
Speaker 1: drift upstairs, and I'm just so young and hot. The
Speaker 1: problem was the Internet didn't agree, and since she didn't
Speaker 1: have an established audience, she started to panic. She started
Speaker 1: to paying one, because you don't want her parents to
Speaker 1: find out what she did with the money. She's kind
Speaker 1: of like a U set office in this right, and
Speaker 1: an AOC and two And this is the sad part
Speaker 1: of the story. Eventually she came to the conclusion that's
Speaker 1: simply doing, Hey, look at my new purses, do my
Speaker 1: makeup with me or whatever that whole thing is. She
Speaker 1: came to the conclusion because they're getting ready to for
Speaker 1: clothes on her and I guess she was initially a
Speaker 1: flight attendant. So the bank's like, yeah, yeah, you can't
Speaker 1: afford this at all. And so now it's a weepy
Speaker 1: story about how she got this inheritance and likely she's
Speaker 1: gonna lose it because she's gonna lose any equity she
Speaker 1: has in that condo because she's just only started paying
Speaker 1: on it. And unfortunately, here she said, I used to
Speaker 1: worry about my parents looking at my bank account and
Speaker 1: noticing that I'd spent my entire inheritance. I was so
Speaker 1: scared I would have to sell my apartment. It said
Speaker 1: that she needs about sixty four thousand a year to
Speaker 1: live comfortably and pay the bill, and that's if she budgets.
Speaker 1: So she decided to open an only Fans account. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: she's only made about nine thousand in three months and
Speaker 1: she needs sixty four thousand in the math doesn't math there,
Speaker 1: so but yeah, you're gonna give the Only Fans a
Speaker 1: try here. I'm sorry. Why am I supposed to feel
Speaker 1: bad for her? Who is the predator in this case
Speaker 1: the bank? Because it makes it sound all right, Ross,
Speaker 1: you've reviewed this, what do you think? You think? Maybe
Speaker 1: she's gonna make it on the Only Fans A very busy.
Speaker 2: I think it might come down to the camera angles.
Speaker 1: Oh, because the apartment's got weird lighting. Is that what
Speaker 1: you mean?
Speaker 3: I mean she has different rooms to now make her content,
Speaker 3: which is great. But I always say maybe from like
Speaker 3: a downward angle, like in the mid second, like the
Speaker 3: upper section of the of the torso.
Speaker 1: Oh, like that's basically the waist up just to oh
Speaker 1: so not all the waste, just avoid the face, so
Speaker 1: right in the middle they're kind of I see. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I don't feel bad for her at all.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't feel bad for AOC either, in
Speaker 1: her friends that are that are panicking. You know what
Speaker 1: you want to me, You want me to get very cynical.
Speaker 1: If the if the CIA still is that far up
Speaker 1: in this and they know they know, if it's not,
Speaker 1: and they have they probably they probably have somebody from
Speaker 1: the CIA or some other some other somebody who's making
Speaker 1: bones about what's going on over there in usaid, which
Speaker 1: the more they whine, the louder they whine, the more
Speaker 1: they just want in an office for five minutes to
Speaker 1: grab some stuff. The more I absolutely assume that these
Speaker 1: people can be then handled and told like, hey, well
Speaker 1: we can't go in there, but you have to because
Speaker 1: if you know, it might get out all that we've
Speaker 1: done for you. And so go in there with your
Speaker 1: with your moonbat elected friends. And if you get in
Speaker 1: there instead of grabbing stuff, park like your college kids
Speaker 1: taking over a chancellor's office. And then during that time,
Speaker 1: we'll figure out a way to get this info out
Speaker 1: of there. Because her whole argument, AOC's whole argument that
Speaker 1: climp we played is there already is oversight that looks
Speaker 1: for government waste and so this is redundant, which is dumb.
Speaker 1: And then all the billionaires but especially Elon Musker dumb,
Speaker 1: which is a hell of a thing to say, because
Speaker 1: you know we have video of you.
Speaker 5: Okay, everyone, I need your help.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I just moved into this apartment a few months ago
Speaker 5: and I flipped the switch.
Speaker 1: I hope she get by the way. I hope she
Speaker 1: can afford the apartment and doesn't have to turn to OnlyFans.
Speaker 5: It made that noise, and it's scared the daylights out
Speaker 5: of me.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so you heard the noise. She's terrified.
Speaker 1: We have no idea what it is. Nobody's ever heard
Speaker 1: it before. It's great, cray, do you figure it out?
Speaker 5: I am told this is a garbage disposal. I've never
Speaker 5: seen a garbage disposal. I never had one in any
Speaker 5: place I've ever lived. It is terrifying. I don't know
Speaker 5: what to use it for.
Speaker 1: Or getting rid of victims' bodies, that's what most of
Speaker 1: us used.
Speaker 3: I've been in that industry for what forty seven years?
Speaker 3: I see, I'm a big drain garbage. Well, yeah, I
Speaker 3: got what you want to do if you come across
Speaker 3: it in your house, is you want to take oil,
Speaker 3: very oil, and just pour that right down the sinkhole.
Speaker 1: The black oil or like grease from.
Speaker 2: Green grease cooking oil just right down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and all of it at once.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll kill the demon.
Speaker 1: But you don't turn it on right away, no, you
Speaker 1: let it set. Okay. I probably want to reach down there.
Speaker 1: It sounds like there's some metal banging on metal. I
Speaker 1: want to reach down there too, you know, make sure
Speaker 1: the grease isn't down there.
Speaker 5: For what its purpose is, like food scraps, like is this.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 1: People are lunatics. And here's the thing. If you all
Speaker 1: would stop lunaticking for like five minutes, that's all. That's
Speaker 1: all the Democrat Party needs to do. Just stop lunaticking
Speaker 1: for five minutes. Stop standing there as a member of
Speaker 1: the US Senate and paraphrasing Winston Churchill, which is a
Speaker 1: thing that happened yesterday, standing out in front of their
Speaker 1: paraphrasing Winston Churchill. People think you're a loun tick now
Speaker 1: all into this. Here's another thing too. I was just
Speaker 1: reading this piece this point, Rossie planning on watching the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: H No, I actually haven't watched a second of the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl for the past like four or five years.
Speaker 1: Okay, but let's say you all right, so already you're
Speaker 1: you're on the list. But let's say you did watch
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. Let's say you chose to if you could,
Speaker 1: if you, if you had the power, you're in charge,
Speaker 1: would you swap out one or more of the two
Speaker 1: teams in the Super Bowl for another team?
Speaker 2: Yes? I would?
Speaker 1: Which team?
Speaker 3: I would take out the Kansas City Chiefs, all right
Speaker 3: and put in probably looking over the candidates here, unbiased
Speaker 3: opinion would.
Speaker 1: Have to be somebody. Hold on, it's got to be
Speaker 1: something in the a f C. Right, yeah, because you
Speaker 1: know that, so you know they got half the other teams.
Speaker 2: I would choose probably the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 1: I see, okay, you are you are a white wine enthusiast,
Speaker 1: and you should apologize. What did you know that?
Speaker 2: I'm not following you?
Speaker 1: All right? According to the Nation, uh, here we go
Speaker 1: is the headline. The nation prepare for Maga's white wine
Speaker 1: as super Bowl showcases black excellence. So if you are
Speaker 1: what you told you what it is, you don't even
Speaker 1: know what it is.
Speaker 3: You're against Patrick Mahomes that that Jalen hurts, You're a racist?
Speaker 1: No, are you gonna apologize? Now?
Speaker 3: I feel like the Kansas City Chiefs are carried by
Speaker 3: the refs. Sort of a feeling that's been a vibe
Speaker 3: that goes around. It's been going on the color of
Speaker 3: the refs. By the way, don't get they were black
Speaker 3: and white stripes. That's the okay, get that all right?
Speaker 3: Doesn't see color?
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: Going to Travis Kelcey yesterday and they opened up the
Speaker 3: questions like where so he could ask a question to
Speaker 3: the press and he's like, how come you guys are
Speaker 3: going along with the We're being carried by the ref's
Speaker 3: narrative And people are I don't know, man, it's weird.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 1: They aoc like they have an oversight thing. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: have the refs.
Speaker 7: What do we need?
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right. According to the Nation, should you either
Speaker 1: choose not to watch the Super Bowl, or you are
Speaker 1: upset because the two quarterbacks starting quarterbacks are black quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: or if you are upset at the selection of Kendrick
Speaker 1: Lamar as halftime entertainment, you are against a quote spectacle
Speaker 1: of black excellence. According to the Nation, however, the cult
Speaker 1: of the white wine enthusiasts or the cult of Maga
Speaker 1: will not be pleased. The Super Bowl will be this
Speaker 1: country's most watch event of the year and will be
Speaker 1: a spectacle of black excellent showcasing Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts,
Speaker 1: and Kendrick Lamar. And, according to writer David Zurin, the
Speaker 1: Cult of the White Wine, will not be pleased because
Speaker 1: he's trying so hard to make a Karen joke there.
Speaker 1: He's trying so hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just to be clear, even because I said I
Speaker 3: haven't watched the Super Bowl the past five years or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just a Sunday night for me. Well prep normally.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even if Buffalo was in the Super Bowl, I
Speaker 3: still wouldn't watch because I would have a heart attack.
Speaker 1: Well that's the whole that's a whole other sickness there.
Speaker 1: That's that's one not born of racism, just of abuse.
Speaker 1: By the way, do the Bills have any black players?
Speaker 1: Do they have any? I'm not fully familiar with your roster, right,
Speaker 1: they do have a few, yes, Okay, all right? Do
Speaker 1: they have any that are immortal and have come back
Speaker 1: to life before? That's pretty cool. I mean that's up
Speaker 1: for debate. Okay, all right, maybe not immortal, but uh
Speaker 1: definitely probably he's a clone.
Speaker 2: Oh, I have.
Speaker 1: Heard that too. That's on the NFL for all their
Speaker 1: creative camera work right after he got hurt or they
Speaker 1: did that whole thing where like here he comes and
Speaker 1: then it was like powers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, with stuff blocking his face and stuff like, oh,
Speaker 3: I can't see tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Is that tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 2: There he is up in the booth in his hands.
Speaker 1: They stand at the front of the luxury box.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, with his hand in his hood over his face.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was intentional. Yeah, I screw you on that, man.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I know. The whole article is insufferable. Sad
Speaker 1: boy billionaire Mark Zuckerberg thinks he can find his masculine
Speaker 1: energy by sucking up to a seventy eight year old
Speaker 1: autocrat slathered in orange. This is an article about sports,
Speaker 1: by the way, and that's how they described Trump. But
Speaker 1: for all the alleged masculine energy surrounding Trump is, there
Speaker 1: has never been a bigger group of babies. This administration.
Speaker 1: It's acolytes are part of what I call the cult
Speaker 1: of white wine. Again, all you have to be is normal. Well,
Speaker 1: like I say, grab a goblet, because the white wine
Speaker 1: will be flowing if you're gonna grab a goblet. If
Speaker 1: I could pause for a moment. What you want to
Speaker 1: do is you want to avoid the wood one because
Speaker 1: that's very masculine, right, and you know it's just some
Speaker 1: dude with a man cave with a lathe probably, and
Speaker 1: that's that's very trump is No, no, no. If you're
Speaker 1: gonna grab a goblet, which one should you go for?
Speaker 1: A roster be known.
Speaker 2: I would probably the most ornate one.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's a lot of jewels and stuff. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: a good point. Yeah, you should go for that one.
Speaker 1: But you don't want the one that some guy with
Speaker 1: a lathe and masculine energy and probably some dip made right. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: you want the other one. Just pro tip for you there.
Speaker 1: The people trying to silence black voices and erase black
Speaker 1: history won't be happy about it. The white wine will
Speaker 1: pour before the game even starts, before brilliant artist La
Speaker 1: Daisy performs Lift Every Voice and sing yes the Black
Speaker 1: Nash sal anthem, and then they just go on and again.
Speaker 1: It's all the stuff. It's all the reasons you is it? Lunatics?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 1: I just I'll just go ahead leave it there, enjoy
Speaker 1: your goblet again, look for the jewels. That's the one
Speaker 1: you want. Okay, six forty nine, hang on over all
Speaker 1: of the other stuff. First, one, if you don't watch
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl or for a moment, if you think
Speaker 1: that one or both of the teams shouldn't be there,
Speaker 1: you are. You are part of the cult of the
Speaker 1: white Wine. You are a white wine enthusiast, which is
Speaker 1: he thinks it is very clever. And the reasoning is
Speaker 1: you just you don't think. You don't enjoy watching black athletes.
Speaker 1: I'm not making it up. That is the core takeaway
Speaker 1: is that people like that don't enjoy watching black athletes
Speaker 1: and never have one. Let me just throw this out
Speaker 1: since you left out of the article. The same people. Now,
Speaker 1: Kendrick Lamar is not the same, but the teams are
Speaker 1: the same. Literally just played in the Super Bowl and
Speaker 1: the halftime was Rihanna. Okay, so that's the other thing. Two,
Speaker 1: how do you get here? How do you? How do you?
Speaker 1: I don't know about some of you, but going back
Speaker 1: to the eighties and nineties when I was a kid,
Speaker 1: they had a really good black athlete. Oh I just
Speaker 1: I just saw him as really good at at playing
Speaker 1: basketball and stuff. I used to wear red ross. Do
Speaker 1: you remember this guy?
Speaker 3: I can't remember this, I do because I had his
Speaker 3: posters all over my wall.
Speaker 1: Did you threw darts at and no?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 2: I was like, wow, he's amazing.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, Michael something or other. I can't I'm
Speaker 1: sure it'll come to me. So that was pretty pretty good.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess they're not focusing on the fact
Speaker 3: that Unlet's be honest, even if you're a member of
Speaker 3: one of these fans basis, you have to look at
Speaker 3: it and be realistic. You're these are two of the
Speaker 3: most hated teams in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Have you Have you met Philly fans? Right?
Speaker 8: Have you?
Speaker 1: And I have a love hate because I have friends
Speaker 1: that are Philly fans. But the Philly jerk is a
Speaker 1: thing or the Philly like like you, they can't help
Speaker 1: them set.
Speaker 2: You've seen the meme where it's like, you know, this
Speaker 2: is who America is rooting for and.
Speaker 1: Then Philly dirtbag that's what they call it, Philly dirt.
Speaker 2: You've got the grain.
Speaker 3: Over Philly and you've got the red over Kansas City
Speaker 3: and the rest of it is like the US is
Speaker 3: hoping for the meteor, like.
Speaker 2: You've seen that.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes. The other takeaway is that really that really
Speaker 1: gets up What really sticks in your craw as a
Speaker 1: super white wine bigot, racist dude, is that you have
Speaker 1: a mindset that you're only you don't like that the
Speaker 1: athletes have freedom to do what they want and excel
Speaker 1: and it just grinds your gears because the only because
Speaker 1: you miss quote being able, here we go, you miss
Speaker 1: ownership and you hate that's slaves are now getting a
Speaker 1: once over on you where you would prefer to sell
Speaker 1: them at auction. I mean, keep writing this stuff. Go ahead,
Speaker 1: what do we learned this morning? One? Kids, just because
Speaker 1: you want to be a TikTok influencer and your parents
Speaker 1: leave you a little money buying a hore pad so
Speaker 1: that you can do your only fans or your TikTok,
Speaker 1: but not actually, you know, having an audience is not
Speaker 1: a good investment, so don't do that. Also from the nation,
Speaker 1: from the nation, if you are upset with the two
Speaker 1: teams in there, and yes, I don't care, maybe you're
Speaker 1: loyal to another team you wish they would have got
Speaker 1: in there, but you have anything bad to say about
Speaker 1: the makeup of the Super Bowl, or if you choose
Speaker 1: not to watch, or if you're upset that Kendrick Lamar
Speaker 1: is doing it. You're a big fat racist and you're
Speaker 1: in the white wine cult because you just can't stand
Speaker 1: a spectacle of black excellence, because every time you see
Speaker 1: a black athlete, you just want to sell him at
Speaker 1: an auction or something. I don't know if it's just
Speaker 1: athletes either. Didn't you work overnight with one of the
Speaker 1: black hosts here, you guys would kind of when you
Speaker 1: were doing overnights biscuits? Right, yeah, Ross was over at
Speaker 1: G one o five and I'm did you ever at
Speaker 1: one point go, man, I'd love to sell you or
Speaker 1: just go hey, that's my friend.
Speaker 2: Then I work that's a pretty gross thought. No, he's
Speaker 2: a hilarious, funny dude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, who Because to make an article, to create
Speaker 1: an article like that, you have to assume that half
Speaker 1: the people around you have this thought every day. Don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, especially when you're in the political side.
Speaker 1: I think there's a big bucket to you that are duped. Man.
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong. I've also been duped before. But
Speaker 1: the difference is you got to have the critical thinking
Speaker 1: to sit there and go all right, well, this person
Speaker 1: I thought was okay, it's maybe not okay, but you
Speaker 1: can't bar yourself from You can't just assume that that's
Speaker 1: what everybody operates on autopilot who disagrees with you. I
Speaker 1: don't believe that. I don't believe necessarily the people who
Speaker 1: are sympathetic to this weird montage of Democrat politicians standing
Speaker 1: in front of the US AID office. I just think
Speaker 1: they don't fully understand it. I think that they have
Speaker 1: been conned into thinking that you're going to starve orphans
Speaker 1: in Africa today. But in reality, the vast majority of
Speaker 1: the money, like we're talking single digits, doesn't go there
Speaker 1: at all. It goes for all the craziness that we've
Speaker 1: been talking about for these few days, or it just
Speaker 1: gets sopped. More of it just gets sucked up into
Speaker 1: administrative costs because you've created universal basic income for leftists,
Speaker 1: and you've created programs that probably were utilized or manipulated
Speaker 1: by our intelligence outfits. And I firmly believe that there
Speaker 1: are people in the intelligence community in the year of
Speaker 1: some of these democrats going You can't let them get
Speaker 1: into that office. They can't get a hold of those files.
Speaker 1: This is like a knock list. That's what's so crazy
Speaker 1: about it because the CIA can't run up in there
Speaker 1: like it's the Watergate. There's too many people around. You
Speaker 1: need those idiots up there standing out there saying things
Speaker 1: like Elon's an idiot, like AOC or Elon Omar or
Speaker 1: Chris Murphy or any of the rest. You need them
Speaker 1: in there to go in and do one of those
Speaker 1: childish occupy situations where they, you know, they go, I
Speaker 1: chain myself to the radiator, right. You need that, You
Speaker 1: need all of that insanity to be going on so
Speaker 1: that the very documents and files and you know, all
Speaker 1: this stuff can at the very least be destroyed. That's
Speaker 1: all I'm left thinking here. And so if you think
Speaker 1: that US eight is fine, and the Oversight Committee as
Speaker 1: AOC kept pointing out, oh we have a watchdog here,
Speaker 1: well they suck too. Go look, go look through their
Speaker 1: stuff next, because they're really bad at their job. This
Speaker 1: is a big deal that's going on, and it's not
Speaker 1: going to It's because everything that this administration's doing, Trump's
Speaker 1: going to get himself killed. I think there's a distinct possibility.
Speaker 1: And he's doing it anyway because everything that they find,
Speaker 1: what are they doing with it? Everything that they found
Speaker 1: so far, whether it is this the you know, this
Speaker 1: weird funding for in Colombia and Peru and Burma and
Speaker 1: all this stuff. You're like, that's not food, that's not medicine.
Speaker 1: What's going on or just any what are they doing?
Speaker 1: They run out with it in their hand basically, you know,
Speaker 1: it's obstensively and they run out and they go, hey,
Speaker 1: look at this. They're not taking it back and putting
Speaker 1: it in their duckad s bucket right for when they
Speaker 1: need something. They're like, hey, I we really need you
Speaker 1: to vote on this. Hey, remember this stuff we found
Speaker 1: at US eight office. You don't want this see in
Speaker 1: the light of day. They're not doing that. They're just
Speaker 1: coming out. They're like, holy crap, look at this. This
Speaker 1: is amazing in a horrible way. That's what they're doing,
Speaker 1: and you can't there's no there's no currency there.
Speaker 3: And then they see the reaction from the other side
Speaker 3: where they're like, oh, this is a coup. This is
Speaker 3: a guy that won or the guy that won the
Speaker 3: popular vote is a threat to democracy.
Speaker 1: I mean, because there's no currency, there's no bartering, there's
Speaker 1: no negotiating, so you gotta go big and you're gonna
Speaker 1: go big with this is a coup we have. And
Speaker 1: my other favorite point, and Ross tell me you feel
Speaker 1: there's a certain amount of irony here. My other favorite
Speaker 1: point is you have unelected officials going through sensitive data
Speaker 1: and utilizing it for various political reasons.
Speaker 3: Right, it's ridiculous because first off, who was running Biden
Speaker 3: for the past four years. But then also right, I
Speaker 3: didn't vote for the FBI, I didn't vote for the CIA.
Speaker 3: I didn't vote for the I R S or any
Speaker 3: other the three letter agencies.
Speaker 4: I voted.
Speaker 1: For all of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a fair point.
Speaker 1: I love them. Ross hates you. Oh yeah, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: mm mmmm yep, yep, yep, yeah, no, absolutely, you didn't
Speaker 1: vote for all this insanity. You voted for the people
Speaker 1: who are supposed to provide oversight. That's what this is,
Speaker 1: right now, this is oversight. This is them going in
Speaker 1: there and going, oh my gosh, like this. This is
Speaker 1: far worse than we thought. This isn't the government wastebook,
Speaker 1: which is manageable. This is a complete expose, a and
Speaker 1: dismantling of a program that people believe is doing one
Speaker 1: thing and is very clearly doing another. And then it's
Speaker 1: the asking of questions. Okay, well then why are they
Speaker 1: doing it that way? And he quickly realized it's money laundering.
Speaker 1: Maybe not the purest, but it is. It's creating fallback
Speaker 1: jobs for people who are too toxic to work in
Speaker 1: a normal environment. Who then somehow are The two things
Speaker 1: that has absolutely dominated my Twitter feed is NGO board
Speaker 1: members or executive directors all making a lot more money
Speaker 1: than I'm gonna make ever doing this, and who have
Speaker 1: to come out and they're like, oh, they're starving the kids,
Speaker 1: they're doing all this. Well, now every for every one
Speaker 1: of you, I'm just bookmarking and I hope that they
Speaker 1: deep dive your organization next because I don't trust you.
Speaker 1: And then the other thing is absolutely upset Canadians going.
Speaker 1: Trump crashed the stock market. He's caused it. We're never
Speaker 1: going to be friends again in Canada and America. We're
Speaker 1: not going to do business. We're gonna sell our oil elsewhere,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. Do you that's not true? By the way,
Speaker 1: I know a lot of Canadians and you know, you
Speaker 1: know who they hate more than Trump? Their own government. Yeah, now, yes,
Speaker 1: there are some there, and there absolutely is a swelling
Speaker 1: of patriotic pride. That's why they keep pointing out over
Speaker 1: in Canada, which to first, I'd say, good, good, because
Speaker 1: most Canadians I know up to this point, all they
Speaker 1: do is bitch about their country, and they do so
Speaker 1: from a public's grocery store in Naples, Florida, where they
Speaker 1: all own vacation homes that they live under one day
Speaker 1: under six months every year. Do you think they're going
Speaker 1: to sell their houses? No, they're not. And what has
Speaker 1: been done to the economy. I know Canadian business owners
Speaker 1: who have been talking about this for as long as
Speaker 1: I've known them. But what Trudeau has been able to
Speaker 1: accomplish is and there was a time, and I don't
Speaker 1: know if it'll ever exist anymore where If I want
Speaker 1: to go to Canada and I want to get a
Speaker 1: hold of some looney's, right, I would be losing on
Speaker 1: that transaction. With the currency exchange, a lot of times
Speaker 1: when I was younger, the Canadian and US dollar a
Speaker 1: lot of times were the same, or the Canadian one
Speaker 1: was higher and in some cases much higher. That's gone.
Speaker 1: That is absolutely gone, and you have to under You
Speaker 1: have to also understand how low the US exchange rate
Speaker 1: is for most countries right now compared to what it
Speaker 1: was even two years ago. The exchange rate when I
Speaker 1: go to when I go to exchange money, and you
Speaker 1: go to and you go to a currency exchange at
Speaker 1: like an airport, where you're gonna get took by whatever
Speaker 1: it is. So I would encourage you if you're going
Speaker 1: to do it. Going like Google, you can just type
Speaker 1: the two currencies there and they'll have a five year map.
Speaker 1: They all look the same. There's a huge dip in
Speaker 1: the US dollar coming out of COVID and then for
Speaker 1: some reason getting much more of a dip about two
Speaker 1: years ago. It sounds about like the effects for printing
Speaker 1: a bunch of money, and then go look at the
Speaker 1: Canadian one. It's worse. So forgive me if I don't care.
Speaker 1: The culprit and while this is going down, is not
Speaker 1: the Trump administration? All right? Going back to the scenario
Speaker 1: with your kid's room, Okay, it's a disaster area. He's
Speaker 1: hiding some pot in there. There's a whole bunch going on.
Speaker 1: Once that all comes to light, right, you go through
Speaker 1: there and you, as a parent, you find the stuff
Speaker 1: that you're looking for. Now you gotta have the talk,
Speaker 1: and let's figure it out. It's not your fault. Is
Speaker 1: the parent, maybe a little because you knew what was
Speaker 1: going on and you just kind of look the other
Speaker 1: way because you didn't want to have the showdown with
Speaker 1: your kid. But it's at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: it's not you as the parent. This is not the Trumpet.
Speaker 1: They were not the ones. I don't know. Maybe there's
Speaker 1: some omnibus stuff there that Republicans signed on too, but
Speaker 1: they weren't the ones running these organizations. Ninety eight percent
Speaker 1: of donations from employees that worked at USA, ninety eight
Speaker 1: percent went to Democrats, which is pretty much on par
Speaker 1: with most college campuses. That's not Trumper's fault, that's not
Speaker 1: Republican's fault, not the majority of it. So, yeah, they're
Speaker 1: scrolling through their room right now. They're finding the porno
Speaker 1: mags you stole from, you know, dad's closet, and now
Speaker 1: you're hiding because you think you're clever under your mattress,
Speaker 1: a little bit of weed you and your buddy's had,
Speaker 1: maybe some alcohol you're hoarding in there for Friday night
Speaker 1: partying with your friends. Your parents are finding all that now,
Speaker 1: and it's not them who are to blame. So I
Speaker 1: don't know. I think I may a call PA of
Speaker 1: some sort would be a better bet here, but what
Speaker 1: do I know? All right, let me flip over to
Speaker 1: something else. I it's spend the whole show on this, man. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: you had a dollar forty five Canadian right now. It
Speaker 1: means it takes one dollar and forty five cents of
Speaker 1: Canadian dollars. So to get one you dollar. That used
Speaker 1: to be almost not quite reversed. I don't remember it
Speaker 1: being that bad, but I remember when it was like
Speaker 1: seventy five seventy five cents Canadian if you turned one
Speaker 1: US dollar over.
Speaker 3: I saw a T shirt yesterday that said I survived
Speaker 3: the Great Trade War of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Oh did you? Okay? That's good man. I love the
Speaker 1: capitalism has taking advantage of a trade war too. That
Speaker 1: is great, all right? So who better to break it
Speaker 1: all down for us than the ladies of the view
Speaker 1: right right, some deep thinkers there. We'll get to that insanity.
Speaker 1: And here's the big discussion we're gonna have that Nen
Speaker 1: Yahoo Trump little cob pressure how was a thing yesterday?
Speaker 1: And Trump is proposing something and it's pretty wild. It's
Speaker 1: also important that we understand what he's proposing, so we
Speaker 1: can properly evaluate it, because of course you already have
Speaker 1: people deciding he's saying something else. I heard what he said.
Speaker 1: You can believe exactly what he said and still think
Speaker 1: it's a bad idea and still support Trump, or you
Speaker 1: can think it's a great idea, but you should understand
Speaker 1: what the idea is. And I got to tell you
Speaker 1: it's an idea that makes me a little nervous. Plus
Speaker 1: he did the whole My friend has a copy of
Speaker 1: the tape and a package, and if something happens to me,
Speaker 1: they release a thing in a press conference. His version
Speaker 1: of it. We'll play it for you coming up next
Speaker 1: CaCO Day radio program. So really interesting Trump and net
Speaker 1: Yahoo at their presser. Let me start with the first
Speaker 1: one here that's getting a lot of pub and this
Speaker 1: is my This is like the version of where you have.
Speaker 1: You know, you've got some important thing right, and somebody
Speaker 1: wants it back enough to kill you, so you have
Speaker 1: to put parameters up where you're like, I've sent a
Speaker 1: copy of the tape too, and if they don't hear
Speaker 1: from me in five hours, then they'll release it to
Speaker 1: the media. Right, Your little insurance policy, and Trump did
Speaker 1: it on the stage.
Speaker 7: Yesterday, and their proxies.
Speaker 1: Talking about Iran really against you and your team by
Speaker 1: killing you guys or taking out a soul.
Speaker 11: Well, they haven't done that, and that would be a
Speaker 11: terrible thing for them to do, not because of me.
Speaker 11: If they did that, they would be obliterated. That it
Speaker 11: would be the end. I've left instructions.
Speaker 9: If they do it, they get obliterated, there won't be
Speaker 9: anything left and they shouldn't be able to do it.
Speaker 11: And Biden should have said that, but he never did.
Speaker 8: I don't know why.
Speaker 9: Lack of intelligence perhaps, but he never said it. If
Speaker 9: that happens to a leader or close to a leader, frankly,
Speaker 9: if you had other people involved also, you would call
Speaker 9: for total obliteration of a state that did it, that
Speaker 9: would include Iran.
Speaker 1: That's a hell of a thing to say. Man, if
Speaker 1: some happens to me, we're turning it to mist Wow.
Speaker 1: By the way, Ross, if something happened to me Canada,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. If you could for me,
Speaker 1: that's a pack to Rossa to have anything you want
Speaker 1: blown to smithering should I don't know your your brakes fail.
Speaker 2: Although I've thought about this Michael's house.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right, Michael's house. The bulldozer thing, right, yeah, right?
Speaker 1: Or do you want me to turn it to missed?
Speaker 2: At this point it's up to you.
Speaker 1: How about I bulldoze it. We lound a scatter and
Speaker 1: then missed. They're like, ah, maybe some of our stuff's
Speaker 1: recoverisle not anymore. I'm reading a thread here from the
Speaker 1: Washington Post article. New officials across the US government privately
Speaker 1: warning that must doge Blitz appears to be violating numerous
Speaker 1: federal laws, legal objections by sources. So anonymous Treasury Education
Speaker 1: USA gso the whole all the three letters reveal internal concerns.
Speaker 1: So here's the deal. The thing is they don't know,
Speaker 1: because this is so different, they don't know. And there's
Speaker 1: a strong argument to be made because this is all
Speaker 1: within the executive branch that he can and just because
Speaker 1: Elon is quote unquote unelected, most of the people who
Speaker 1: are bitching are unelected. This is what you don't understand.
Speaker 1: And so then you have all these people commenting like
Speaker 1: what they need to do is send the police in
Speaker 1: there to arrest them. Please do go ahead. There's not
Speaker 1: a department that's going to walk in there and do
Speaker 1: that for you, because some of this is legal gray area,
Speaker 1: some of it's not. It's just never been done before,
Speaker 1: and I think it's very rich. You all obviously clearly
Speaker 1: have something to hide. This isn't about normal order, because
Speaker 1: every inch that they get in there, they find something
Speaker 1: that's just baffling. This is what the dismansion of the
Speaker 1: deep state actually looks like, or is you You don't
Speaker 1: have to use the term a deep state. It shows
Speaker 1: you what attempting to exert control and rein in some
Speaker 1: of this insanity looks like. For too often, you've just
Speaker 1: been allowed to go ahead and do this. Hell, you've
Speaker 1: been encouraged to do this by the very same politicians
Speaker 1: that are standing out front of this office going, I
Speaker 1: hope they don't find stuff. Meanwhile, Trump's up there like, hey,
Speaker 1: if somebody puts a bullet in me, can you eliminate
Speaker 1: this country from existence? That's crazy, Ross. I thought of
Speaker 1: another one. If something happens to me, I'm gonna need
Speaker 1: Lambeau demolished. So if you could add that to the list,
Speaker 1: and I'll do Arrowhead or Foxborough for you, totally up.
Speaker 2: To you, right, so you know, yeah, no, I can
Speaker 2: do that deal, all right.
Speaker 1: See, we're doing these deals on the radio for everyone
Speaker 1: to see. There's no secrecy, no hand across the aisle
Speaker 1: right there. Absolutely, man, Yeah, this is simple stuff. He'll
Speaker 1: handle NFC demolishing. I'll handle AFC demolishing. Come buy y'all everybody.
Speaker 1: But then he said something else as he's standing there
Speaker 1: alongside Net and Yahoo, And I got to tell you,
Speaker 1: I don't know if nen Yahoo seems surprised, So I
Speaker 1: don't know either Trump never said this to him or
Speaker 1: he thought that when he said it, it was not
Speaker 1: something that was then going to be said at the
Speaker 1: press conference.
Speaker 2: Let me play this for you.
Speaker 1: Does this make you nervous?
Speaker 12: The US will take over the Gaza Strip and we
Speaker 12: will do a job with it too. We'll own it
Speaker 12: and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded
Speaker 12: bombs and other weapons on the site. Level the site
Speaker 12: and get rid of the destroyed buildings, level it out,
Speaker 12: create an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of
Speaker 12: jobs and housing for the people of the area, a
Speaker 12: real job to something different. Just can't go back. If
Speaker 12: you go back, it's going to end up the same way.
Speaker 12: It has for a hundred years.
Speaker 1: All right. That sounds very boots on the groundy, But
Speaker 1: I want you to understand the scenario because there's a
Speaker 1: lot going on here.
Speaker 4: One.
Speaker 1: Under the scenario that Trump talked about, the people, the
Speaker 1: Palestinians are not there anymore. I believe the plan is
Speaker 1: to and there's been a couple of countries that have
Speaker 1: come forward basically to repatriate or patriate without the ree.
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 1: The Palestinians into nearby Muslim majority countries, and already Egypt
Speaker 1: said no and Jordans said no. But those be on
Speaker 1: the list. And you know, the thing is that a
Speaker 1: lot of people don't realize is there is not a
Speaker 1: Muslim majority country in the world who wants the Palestinians,
Speaker 1: because even if you get them over there, the Palestinian
Speaker 1: doctrine is not one that necessarily comports with the Muslim
Speaker 1: law of the land for these individual countries. It's why
Speaker 1: Iraq was an outlier, why Iran's a little bit of
Speaker 1: an outlier. You have three key but two primary versions
Speaker 1: of Islam, and if the if the other guy is
Speaker 1: part of the other one, he might they might as
Speaker 1: well be Jewish. In some instances, and so it is
Speaker 1: a tacit admission by all these countries that the core
Speaker 1: of the leadership within the Palestinian community i e. Hamas
Speaker 1: is toxic not just to Jewish or Christians or or that,
Speaker 1: but also very toxic to other versions of Islam and
Speaker 1: normal order within those countries. But with what Trump's talking about,
Speaker 1: they're not there anymore. So, however that happens is its
Speaker 1: own discussion which countries they go to, whether they just
Speaker 1: fight it out till everyone's gone. Like, there's all sorts
Speaker 1: of horrific scenarios and troubling scenarios and maybe scenarios you
Speaker 1: agree with, but that's thinging in of itself. So Trump
Speaker 1: is not saying that We're going to send US troops
Speaker 1: in to remove the Palestinians. How that would happen, I
Speaker 1: don't know, but I'll take him for what he's actually suggesting.
Speaker 1: What he's suggesting is now everyone's gone, So what are
Speaker 1: you left with? Well, you're left with rubble primarily. Have
Speaker 1: you seen the pictures over there, You're primarily left with rubble,
Speaker 1: especially in the guy's the strip. So what Trump is
Speaker 1: saying the US, and I'm assuming he means soldiers that
Speaker 1: you would need here who specialize in clearing these areas.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what that MOS looks like.
Speaker 13: Like.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure that within the US military we
Speaker 1: have divisions of people or specialized groups who know how
Speaker 1: to Like I know a dude who served in the military.
Speaker 1: He works with the music of the movie industry now
Speaker 1: because he was an explosives guy. And so if they
Speaker 1: need something blown to smitherings for a movie shoot in
Speaker 1: North Carolina, I need works in Georgia too, in Texas.
Speaker 1: He's your guy. It was a skill set he acquired
Speaker 1: in the military. So you would have them go in
Speaker 1: because chances are there would be unexploded ordinance. There would
Speaker 1: even be intentionally set ordinance in the form of improvised
Speaker 1: explosive devices as a final screw you on your way out.
Speaker 1: And so you can't just get guys with bulldozers to
Speaker 1: push everything to the side. They keep getting blown up.
Speaker 1: Is that a bridge too far for you, though, Because
Speaker 1: I'm of the firm belief that we don't need boots
Speaker 1: on the ground in almost any capacity in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: even some of the we're training on boats. You know
Speaker 1: where we got the six fleet board out there and
Speaker 1: off the coast of Israel. Some people think that's too much.
Speaker 1: So are you comfortable even if the combatants are gone
Speaker 1: with US military risking their lives? Right, because you're dealing
Speaker 1: with unexploded ordnance, booby traps, all sorts of stuff. And
Speaker 1: that's not even that doesn't even count the people who
Speaker 1: would find a way to stay in proximity to wait
Speaker 1: for groups of US military to be working on something
Speaker 1: so that they can attempt some sort of attack. Right,
Speaker 1: you're still gonna have dudes with rocket launchers that are
Speaker 1: gonna bust in there screaming at the top of their
Speaker 1: lungs about you know, God is great. And then here
Speaker 1: you go like you're not going to get away from that.
Speaker 1: So the idea that you would have US service members
Speaker 1: who could get killed literally by an enemy combatant has
Speaker 1: greatly increased there. But he's trying, he's turning, he's like,
Speaker 1: he's like he wants to treat it as one of
Speaker 1: those superfund sites, superfund sites going back to the eighties. Right,
Speaker 1: they're like, well, I used to dop all the dump
Speaker 1: all the toxic waste here. Let's build a ball and
Speaker 1: go about him. Now, would you be more comfortable if
Speaker 1: what we're talking about is that same scenario. Everyone's gone,
Speaker 1: but Israel doesn't have enough numbers to do a job
Speaker 1: like that, if that's size, which I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's the case. And so a military contractor of some
Speaker 1: sort is brought in and a special you know, all
Speaker 1: of the same military industrial complex kind of guys, right,
Speaker 1: whether it's Academy here in North Carolina or other kind
Speaker 1: of military style groups, and then coupled with companies like
Speaker 1: Raytheon and others who can do heavy lift stuff, mostly
Speaker 1: because they are part of the complex there, but they
Speaker 1: hire maybe ex soldiers, they pay them an ungodly sum
Speaker 1: of money because it's very dangerous. And then those are
Speaker 1: the folks who go in and do the work. All
Speaker 1: the while the US is kind of providing oversight and
Speaker 1: coordination there, which then you even have to trust him
Speaker 1: to do that. So what is your comfort level with the.
Speaker 12: US will take over the Gaza script and we will
Speaker 12: do a job with it too. We'll own it and
Speaker 12: be responsible for dismantling all of the dangers unexploded bombs
Speaker 12: and other weapons on the site. Level the site and
Speaker 12: get rid of the destroyed buildings. Level it out create
Speaker 12: an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs
Speaker 12: and housing.
Speaker 1: For the people of the area.
Speaker 12: Go a real job to something different.
Speaker 2: Just can't go back.
Speaker 12: If you go back, it's gonna end up the same
Speaker 12: way it has for a hundred years.
Speaker 1: Why is that our problem?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: I understand, I understand when we were firmly in there
Speaker 1: meddling with stuff. But why is that? And you know
Speaker 1: who looked the most excited by this proposal and surprised
Speaker 1: net Yahoo. They kind of turn over to him and
Speaker 1: he's just like the look on his face, He's like,
Speaker 1: goll that sounds great, Yeah, yeah, I love that. Is
Speaker 1: this Trump out over his skis? Or is there a
Speaker 1: method to this madness? And be honest, I told you,
Speaker 1: I'm loving this. You said stuff. But he sometimes he
Speaker 1: just he's too you know why, because his developer brain
Speaker 1: is turned on. That's what's going on here. Trump's looking
Speaker 1: at that like it's where he built that golf course
Speaker 1: north of New York right the I can't remember if
Speaker 1: it's Trump summer ever, obviously, but if you had, you're
Speaker 1: on the Brooklyn side and you head north out of
Speaker 1: the city there like you're going to Connecticut. He's got
Speaker 1: this beautiful course and it was just a cesspit there
Speaker 1: and he saw that and he developed it. This sounds
Speaker 1: like developer Trump's brain. He's looking at this ocean front
Speaker 1: property literally, and you know, the ability to go in
Speaker 1: there and build a bunch and turn it in. You know,
Speaker 1: tel Aviv is a vacation area. There these beautiful resorts
Speaker 1: and hotels and all sorts of stuff along there, and
Speaker 1: people go, you're in tel Aviv, man, It's very popular.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 1: Trump's looking at that down there, and it's this huge
Speaker 1: Mediterranean ocean front strip of land. And I don't think
Speaker 1: his developer brain is allowing the press in a brain
Speaker 1: to necessarily drive all of it, unless there's some method
Speaker 1: of his madness. I don't know. All right, So the
Speaker 1: phone number is eight eight eight nine three four seven
Speaker 1: eight seven four. While you do that, we'll talk to
Speaker 1: Ray Stagic from the Weather Channel here. All right, Who
Speaker 1: do you like in the big game, because we're gonna
Speaker 1: start seeing those lines move.
Speaker 7: So yeah.
Speaker 14: Well, as much as I as I like the Clemson
Speaker 14: connection for Philadelphia, I can't room for the Eagles. So
Speaker 14: it's gonna have to be. Uh, it's gonna have to
Speaker 14: be Taylor Swift in the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 1: Just because you're all in the division.
Speaker 14: Or is it the Philly Bags or is it just
Speaker 14: air both both Philly fans, not the at least the
Speaker 14: ones I've encountered the one game I was at of
Speaker 14: Texas Stadium years ago?
Speaker 7: How could you do that?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 1: They mean to you?
Speaker 7: Well, they just weren't so well.
Speaker 1: They're funny. Look I see a dude who just want
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl eating literal horse poop off the ground.
Speaker 7: Wow, okay, that's what.
Speaker 1: That's what the Eagles guy. You just see the video
Speaker 1: after the Eagles one last time. They're fans. He's excited
Speaker 1: and drunk. He's eating horse poop because it's green. That's
Speaker 1: great Eagles colors.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So yeah, so even more, let's go with the
Speaker 7: Chiefs's okay?
Speaker 1: All right there?
Speaker 7: So I like to do I want them to see three.
Speaker 4: In a row?
Speaker 7: And yeah, I don't know, Chiefs. How about you?
Speaker 1: All right? Nothing? Trader? No, that's fine?
Speaker 7: So okay, yeah, Chiefs.
Speaker 1: No committing stadium collapse. That's we're going is it collapse weather? Though?
Speaker 14: Well, listen, most of us are gonna be like, what
Speaker 14: the heck happened after eighty record yesterday tie yeah, I know, well.
Speaker 7: Been there, done that, gotta go there near.
Speaker 14: Seventy five, I think tryad yesterday, so records now today
Speaker 14: we don't.
Speaker 7: Get out of the forties. This is a big change.
Speaker 7: Have been highlighting all week. We're wedged in.
Speaker 14: Got a little breeze coming out of the east, and
Speaker 14: that'll do it to you. Some light rangers of this
Speaker 14: afternoon into tonight, not a bunch of rain, but still cool.
Speaker 14: Tonight we'll stay probably mid upper thirties, and then tomorrow
Speaker 14: we'll get back into the seventies, near seventy degrees with
Speaker 14: maybe a few showers, could be a thunderstorm mixed in there.
Speaker 7: Friday slight chances some rain, mid upper sixties.
Speaker 14: Saturday back into the fifties with the chance of rain,
Speaker 14: and then Sunday back to the mid seventies with the
Speaker 14: chances some rain in the afternoon, and then back to
Speaker 14: the forties on Monday. So really a roller coaster arrive
Speaker 14: with temperatures.
Speaker 7: It said.
Speaker 14: Today's the big change, only in the mid and upper
Speaker 14: forties for highs and kind of to get off again
Speaker 14: with the rain the next few days into the weekend
Speaker 14: and looks like early next week better chances with cooler weather,
Speaker 14: maybe below average a couple of days early next week.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well chatting an hour, Thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: It is seven forty nine hang on developable land, okay,
Speaker 1: which is why I think Trump's in develop promote right now.
Speaker 1: So the Gaza strip, I said, it's sixty four, it's
Speaker 1: sixty four miles around, and it's thin. It's like twenty
Speaker 1: five miles on one side, twenty six on the other,
Speaker 1: and then just a few on the top. And that's
Speaker 1: how you end up with that. So but to visual
Speaker 1: lives the waterfront property, I want you to visualize Myrtle
Speaker 1: Beach okay, and I want you to visualize North Myrtle
Speaker 1: all the way up to where the big Marriott is resort.
Speaker 1: So the part and if you with Myrtle, obviously you
Speaker 1: are the main highway out there. And then you have
Speaker 1: on the two ends one in North Myrtle and one
Speaker 1: in South Myrtle down towards Myrtle's Inlet and Suck Bang
Speaker 1: Blow and where all that is where you have the
Speaker 1: ocean front road and then it dips back up the
Speaker 1: two main highways dip back up to it. That's almost
Speaker 1: the same distance. That's about twenty nine miles. We're talking
Speaker 1: about twenty six miles, so waterfront property on the Mediterranean
Speaker 1: everything would be out of there. You'd start from scratch.
Speaker 1: There is limited infrastructure in there, and you would be
Speaker 1: able to develop. There's not a piece of land that
Speaker 1: exists like that in the Mediterranean most likely, and so
Speaker 1: Trump's brains looking at it going that would be extremely profitable,
Speaker 1: because that's how we see stuff. And just because something
Speaker 1: is profitable doesn't mean it's in that negative look. Would
Speaker 1: a bunch of beach condos? Would Myrtle Beach be a
Speaker 1: cause less harm for the world versus the gods strip
Speaker 1: knowing that, you know, if you get into main Myrtle,
Speaker 1: it it's a little Craig Cray on Friday and Saturday
Speaker 1: down there, Like I was there and they had gunshots
Speaker 1: before it got dark here a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Well that's every day, gus. So that's why I think
Speaker 1: we're here. Doesn't mean it's a good idea. Okay, let
Speaker 1: me grab a quick call George, what's up?
Speaker 4: Hey, Casey, good morning? And hey, if you remove four
Speaker 4: words full words from what Trump said, then everything is
Speaker 4: fine me.
Speaker 2: We will own it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me guess exactly. That's exactly what I was
Speaker 1: going to guess, Sir, Yeah, we will own it. Does
Speaker 1: he mean own it, own it or does he mean
Speaker 1: we will own the project in the sense that we'll
Speaker 1: do it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'd like to know what.
Speaker 4: Hopefully it's the ladder. But you know that's what people
Speaker 4: are screaming about, those four words. We will own it,
Speaker 4: you know, because somebody is going to develop that piece
Speaker 4: of land, and we don't want China getting their fingers
Speaker 4: in there. We don't want Russia, you know, getting their family.
Speaker 4: We certainly don't want Iran to set up a new
Speaker 4: proxy in that region. So I mean, somebody's going to
Speaker 4: have to rebuild that.
Speaker 1: I'm never There's not a country that I've ever heard
Speaker 1: of that ends with the word stand where My first
Speaker 1: thought is, Man, I'd love to be in charge of
Speaker 1: that place, right, go ahead, give me one. I can't
Speaker 1: think about it. And Ross doesn't leave the US, so
Speaker 1: he'd have to be like he'd have to rule in
Speaker 1: exile because he's not going there.
Speaker 2: You know, I've already put my money down the condo
Speaker 2: there for the Magaza strip.
Speaker 1: Oh did you to make your TikTok content?
Speaker 2: Got to get in there early? Yeah, all my inheritance.
Speaker 1: Did you get ground floor? Because you know, in the
Speaker 1: building collapses, that's where you don't want to be. So
Speaker 1: he's saying, you don't want to run the New Republic
Speaker 1: of Ross's stand there.
Speaker 2: I would not feel safe, you see.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure it's a wonderful place to visit, but
Speaker 3: I've been seeing like commercials my entire life for like, hey,
Speaker 3: visit the Middle East and visit Israel.
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, make the Holy Land to my grandparents
Speaker 1: did it?
Speaker 2: And I'm sure it's fine. But when I see him,
Speaker 2: I'm like, no, I'm not, no way.
Speaker 1: Oh no, you know, like beaches? Is that what it
Speaker 1: is like?
Speaker 2: October seventh and having people surrounding me that want to
Speaker 2: murder me?
Speaker 1: Oh there's that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because here's the other thing too. There's a high likelihood
Speaker 1: I think Trump would want to stick a base in there,
Speaker 1: to be honest with you, which kind of would make sense, right,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to think. I'm sure that we have some
Speaker 1: sort of joint base there, and I'm probably forgetting it.
Speaker 1: But you know, a real deal, because you know, that's
Speaker 1: the reason that we play patty cake with Turkey is
Speaker 1: for missile locations and stuff. Right, So because other than that,
Speaker 1: while we have some quote unquote allies in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: not really not a push came to shove, not if
Speaker 1: they didn't need anything, which by the way, it's not
Speaker 1: even me knocking on them, that's them putting their own
Speaker 1: stuff first. We just have to remember that. I just
Speaker 1: don't know if this is a great idea. I did
Speaker 1: get the answer I was looking for. Here we go.
Speaker 1: So what you're talking about, where you have people to
Speaker 1: come in and essentially fine tooth cone to make sure
Speaker 1: there's not buyings and IEDs and stuff, is known as
Speaker 1: ordnance remediation. Our listener, Michael Road. He says, generally civilian
Speaker 1: contractors with perhaps civilian security. I work post war Gulf,
Speaker 1: Kuwait and Iraq in this capacity. You got any questions, No, no, no,
Speaker 1: That's what I needed answer to and that's what I'm
Speaker 1: looking at. But again, the way that Trump.
Speaker 12: Says it, the US will take over the Gaza Strip
Speaker 12: and we will do a job with it too. We'll
Speaker 12: own it and be responsible for dismantling all of the
Speaker 12: dangerous unexploded bombs and other weapons on the site. Level
Speaker 12: the site and get rid of the destroyed buildings. Level
Speaker 12: it out, create an economic development that will supply unlimited
Speaker 12: numbers of jobs and housing for.
Speaker 1: All Right, So I was just thinking about this too. Ross.
Speaker 1: If you did buy your ground level Guy's a brand
Speaker 1: new beachfront condo, there's a possibility you might have a
Speaker 1: bunch of tunnels underneath, so you get a bunch of
Speaker 1: extra square footage.
Speaker 2: I love tunnels.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can take your your your disco bald free
Speaker 1: dungeon with you and it would be huge. As the
Speaker 1: President would say, all right, uh, Anthony, what's up, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna say, yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Trump's on on such a good role. I think
Speaker 8: this is just another forced there because yeah, he's certainly
Speaker 8: called Paul's well aid for ninety days. Is that not
Speaker 8: considered aid? You know? It's I mean, I understand what
Speaker 8: he's saying, but it's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of if civilian contractors go in and
Speaker 1: do it, then I don't know that it's considered aid
Speaker 1: because they're obviously going to be there to make money.
Speaker 1: But who do you pay?
Speaker 8: Yeah, he specifically said the US would take over that's
Speaker 8: not not good language when you know I agree with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, no, I hear you. But you know,
Speaker 1: the question is does he mean troops or does he
Speaker 1: mean over or security of it? So basically, if somebody
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 8: Oversight, it would be fine.
Speaker 1: But yeah, but it's not.
Speaker 8: It's not a good optics either, because you know, we
Speaker 8: need to be you know, we need even worry about
Speaker 8: what's in our country first and then we can Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's why I.
Speaker 4: Do that. I hear you. I hear you.
Speaker 1: That's why we're that's why we're having this discussion. But
Speaker 1: I said, do you do you think there's.
Speaker 8: Any worst case scenario?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, let me ask you.
Speaker 8: The worst case scenario we could take the we could
Speaker 8: porta illegals and they could find the unexploded ordinances.
Speaker 1: Let me ask Can I ask you a question, sir? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: do you think that there's any legitimacy to the idea
Speaker 1: that Trump's staring at it like Trump the developer and
Speaker 1: he's looking at twenty five miles of being Probably.
Speaker 8: No, Yeah, I totally agree. That's definitely his mindset. You know,
Speaker 8: it's hard to separate that.
Speaker 15: Well, that was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So what we should do, is what I think
Speaker 1: I heard you say, sir as we need to raise
Speaker 1: the Myrtle beach and redevelop that. So can you imagine?
Speaker 1: So yeah, all right, all right, equally is dangerous? Probably
Speaker 1: all right, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, all right, thank you man.
Speaker 1: Not if you're a North Myrtle and you know how
Speaker 1: much Democrats love their white enclaves. Did you see what
Speaker 1: the fastest growing small town in America is? And why now?
Speaker 1: And who's making it grow?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Man, we'll get to that, but first I got a
Speaker 1: torture you with the ladies from the View. Why because
Speaker 1: poor Ross had to dub it in this morning. He
Speaker 1: barely survives, so you all get you got to listen
Speaker 1: to it too. So of course, what are they gonna do.
Speaker 1: They're gonna have the uh, the ladies from the View yesterday,
Speaker 1: slice and dice and analyze all the news what I
Speaker 1: do for you in the morning. Mostly, but you know
Speaker 1: there's four or five of them all harp it away
Speaker 1: at the same time. So let's hear their deep thoughts
Speaker 1: on the stories of the day.
Speaker 16: Shall we open question of people right now? Really nervous
Speaker 16: because these costs will fall to American consumers. Is is
Speaker 16: this a bargaining chip for Trump because he wants to
Speaker 16: get something from these countries, or is he going to
Speaker 16: pull and commit to this, And there's early indications that
Speaker 16: may be a negotiating tactic. So the Mexican president, as
Speaker 16: you mentioned, came out and said there's a pause in
Speaker 16: the tariff. She's agreeing to send ten thousand Mexican troops
Speaker 16: to the US border to help with border crossings. He's
Speaker 16: having a second call with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Speaker 16: today see if there may be a concession there. And
Speaker 16: I would just say this, I've traveled all over the
Speaker 16: world as part of a US delegations and diplomacy in
Speaker 16: my previous capacity, and what makes America the most powerful
Speaker 16: nation on earth is that we have friends and allies.
Speaker 16: And it's because we engage in international trade. We don't
Speaker 16: bully our friends, we show up and give international aid.
Speaker 16: And if we stop doing that, which is what I
Speaker 16: feel like Trump is leaning into, I'm not saying that
Speaker 16: that's fully what he's doing. Yet, We're seeding our role
Speaker 16: of global superpower to China because they will step in,
Speaker 16: they will show up, and they will be friends to
Speaker 16: the people that we're giving not a nice signal to
Speaker 16: in Canada and elsewhere.
Speaker 1: Right, But you know what they can offer. You know
Speaker 1: what China can't offer, and that is the refining and
Speaker 1: the passage of Canadian crude and Canadian shale oil, which
Speaker 1: is a dirtier kind of oil, and it requires specialized
Speaker 1: The stuff that they get at Alberta require specialized refining.
Speaker 1: They can't offer that in a way that doesn't blow
Speaker 1: up the price to the point where it's unusable. Right,
Speaker 1: Don't get me wrong. China can obviously refine oil, but
Speaker 1: they can't ship. They can't package it on ships, take
Speaker 1: it to where the refineries are in China, bring it
Speaker 1: back an attempt to sell it on the world market
Speaker 1: for a competitive cost. So it's not as cut and
Speaker 1: dry as that. But let's let's do we have a
Speaker 1: dumber argument, at least that's thinking about stuff. Do we
Speaker 1: have it a dumber argument? Maybe something a lah Chuck Schumer?
Speaker 1: Do we got something? Oh, inn A Navarro? What's up?
Speaker 17: These are our friends and we are treating them like trash.
Speaker 17: We are bullying them. And know it's as if like
Speaker 17: I look at this thing in Mexico and I'm thinking, okay,
Speaker 17: as if deporting good, hard working immigrants wasn't enough, as.
Speaker 1: Criminals, criminals, Just to understand the first round is people
Speaker 1: who have are criminals. In fact, there's such criminals, your company,
Speaker 1: your country doesn't want them, and we get questioned why
Speaker 1: they're in shackles. Again, There'll be a time for this argument.
Speaker 1: What's up. Let's let's talk about what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: So what's the real threat? Anna? What are you most
Speaker 1: concerned about?
Speaker 17: And bolden age those racial profilings and faggotry. I guess
Speaker 17: Latinos wasn't enough, as if revoking temporary protective status for
Speaker 17: half a million Venezuelans wasn't enough, as if bullying Panama
Speaker 17: wasn't enough.
Speaker 6: Now he's going to tax or tequila and avocados.
Speaker 1: And I just say I love avocado and tequila. In fact,
Speaker 1: I had myself a nice little little tequila was some
Speaker 1: little I mean a little one last night, okay, but
Speaker 1: I wanted to try this new tequila I found and
Speaker 1: it was pretty good, pretty good. So, but that's not
Speaker 1: what most people are thinking of avocado and tequila. And
Speaker 1: it's just so weird that the only pushback, whether it's
Speaker 1: blueberries for smoothies, or tequila and avocado's or the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Do you guys have a non agricultural related argument where
Speaker 1: you don't have to you don't have to begin with
Speaker 1: they're out there picking all the foods or you know,
Speaker 1: harvesting the agave or whatever it is. Do you have
Speaker 1: anything that's not that? Because remember the view you guys have,
Speaker 1: the very famous uh or it wasn't. The view was
Speaker 1: the other one, right? Is that the one where the
Speaker 1: Osbourne girl was on there? That's the other one, not
Speaker 1: the view. The conversation whatever that thing was called, where
Speaker 1: her big argument, which even the people around her were like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, did you just say that? She's like,
Speaker 1: who's going to clean Donald Trump's toilet? That was the talk.
Speaker 1: That's what it's called. Like, do you guys have anything
Speaker 1: other than that? I don't know. Maybe Ross doesn't need avocados,
Speaker 1: Maybe people out there don't drink tequila. Give me something
Speaker 1: that really resonates with the people.
Speaker 8: Can you We talked so.
Speaker 6: Much about well what happened? Why aren't the price of
Speaker 6: egg is getting better? This was the other part he promised,
Speaker 6: which was terriffs. So in some ways sometimes you get
Speaker 6: what you voted for, which is the people that voted
Speaker 6: for him. He told us this was going to happen,
Speaker 6: and he won. Anyone making under fifty thousand dollars, he
Speaker 6: won in spades. So people with the least, the people
Speaker 6: that will feel this the most, Sonny, you speak of
Speaker 6: your five dollars now ten dollars cup of metaphorical coffee.
Speaker 4: What about the eggs?
Speaker 6: Well, the eggs, but my point the people were potatoes.
Speaker 6: Everyone is going to everyone is going to feel this,
Speaker 6: but there's a lot of people, I would argue at
Speaker 6: this table who are going to feel it less. Yes,
Speaker 6: the people that put him into office and voted for
Speaker 6: this were warned in bold letters this was what he
Speaker 6: was going to do, and he's doing that.
Speaker 1: You know, the egg thing's crazy because the egg thing
Speaker 1: has nothing to do with tariffs, and they know this.
Speaker 1: They all intellectually know this. You know, waffle House right
Speaker 1: now just announced they're charging an egg surcharge. By the way,
Speaker 1: so if you go to waffle house, in fact, let
Speaker 1: me have the article there.
Speaker 2: And there's two reasons for it, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tariffs obviously in tariffs.
Speaker 3: Right, no, it's a bird flu And the other one
Speaker 3: is you know lut of these states that are passing
Speaker 3: these cage free laws on the right on the chickens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they're more expensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. And so either they they're a cage
Speaker 1: free and they're running around or the government and actually
Speaker 1: the first order was given under the previous administration. They're like, hey,
Speaker 1: there's two million birds over there. Yeah, we're gonna need
Speaker 1: you to murder all of them, all of them, which
Speaker 1: is what happened in Nebraska and Oklahoma and Kansas. Right,
Speaker 1: they murdered two million birds. I'm not questioning whether it's
Speaker 1: the right thing to do. Admittedly, poultry was never my
Speaker 1: strong suit from agricultural standpoint, because we've just been raised chickens,
Speaker 1: but we had some that we got eggs and whatnot.
Speaker 2: Right, so you're reducing the supply of it.
Speaker 1: You're reduced, you are killing. You are killing two million birds,
Speaker 1: of which I don't know the number that are laying hens,
Speaker 1: but a significant amount. And to Ross's point, you're also
Speaker 1: creating an agricultural environment where the average farmer, based on
Speaker 1: the average foot square footage and the average setup, if
Speaker 1: it is required to be cage free, is going to
Speaker 1: produce less eggs that's what it is. And you can
Speaker 1: agree that's a good idea, but you can't pretend that
Speaker 1: a tariff did that. Murdering millions of birds and making
Speaker 1: it more expensive per egg to produce them is basic
Speaker 1: economic theory as to how this happens. So as a result,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, if you go to waffle House this morning,
Speaker 1: the chain has added a fifty cent charge per egg
Speaker 1: because of the rise of costs and eggs.
Speaker 4: Do you know what?
Speaker 1: Do you know what where it's not more expensive for eggs?
Speaker 1: Lots of places in the world, Lots of places in
Speaker 1: the world. Do you remember when we had the first
Speaker 1: egg price fiasco, like a year and a half ago,
Speaker 1: were like, oh my god, egg prices So you go
Speaker 1: to get a dozen of eggs and you got to
Speaker 1: sell your car to do it. Okay. I was in
Speaker 1: three different countries traveling during that time, and I never
Speaker 1: saw inflated prices of eggs because they don't they don't
Speaker 1: get them from the US, They produce them locally. They
Speaker 1: have their own set of rules, and they don't have
Speaker 1: bird flu issues. So I remember I posted a joke
Speaker 1: when I was when I was down in uh in Columbia,
Speaker 1: and I went in the grocery store and the eggs
Speaker 1: are cheap, and I remember posting a picture of it
Speaker 1: going haha, suckers or was it Ecuadora. It was one
Speaker 1: of the two countries, right, just happened to be in
Speaker 1: the grocery store. But I'm like, yeah, lokt this, But no,
Speaker 1: we're gonna we're gonna chirp about oh look what he's doing.
Speaker 1: And you just keep seeing it, man, you just keep
Speaker 1: seeing all this stuff. All right, one more cut and
Speaker 1: we'll get into some phone calls. Could we haven't heard
Speaker 1: from Whoopee yet? And lord knows, if we're seeking some
Speaker 1: some good analysis, we got to go to the woopster.
Speaker 8: I'd also live.
Speaker 13: To point out that there is a reason people don't
Speaker 13: really take a lot of our things that we export,
Speaker 13: because the quality of what we put out has not
Speaker 13: always been the best.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sorry the what so you're arguing that the
Speaker 1: reason countries import more from China than the US is
Speaker 1: because our stuff is of less quality China lead paint
Speaker 1: to stand. Really, when we look at the foots in
Speaker 1: our foods, how insulting. By the way, do all US
Speaker 1: manufacturers now if she wants to talking about food. There
Speaker 1: is a reason behind that. We do allow ingredients that
Speaker 1: they simply don't allow in other countries, but not the
Speaker 1: other stuff you're talking about. It's pretty high quality. Take
Speaker 1: an iPhone anywhere in the world and prepare to get
Speaker 1: overpaid for it.
Speaker 18: The country and accept food from US if it's chopped
Speaker 18: full of the stuff that preservatives and that we allow
Speaker 18: to go through. So you can talk about making American
Speaker 18: and being building American, but that also requires that we
Speaker 18: make big changes as to how we do things.
Speaker 1: Maybe R. F. Kenny Junior can fix that. Yes, maybe
Speaker 1: he can, probably not not all the way because the
Speaker 1: food conglomerates are going to kick and scream the whole way.
Speaker 1: But you go and you buy their products in other countries.
Speaker 1: It's undeniable what's in there or what's not in there.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the reason that US auto manufacturers
Speaker 1: you want to talk quality, largely don't sell them any
Speaker 1: EU countries is because they're not allowed to unless they
Speaker 1: pay a tariff that is prohibitive. It's not because our
Speaker 1: cars that we export are worse than Chinese cars. You
Speaker 1: don't even know some of the Chinese brands until you've
Speaker 1: been around internationally. And traveled. They have all sorts of
Speaker 1: brands that could never get sold in the US that
Speaker 1: they sell like hotcakes, and they sell them because they're
Speaker 1: they're cheap and they're not good quality, a lot of plastic,
Speaker 1: lot of lot of wiggle room and steering wheels and stuff.
Speaker 1: But you know, it makes it in there, and the
Speaker 1: US doesn't sell because of the terriff associated with it. Hell,
Speaker 1: Germany protects the auto brands by not allowing US manufacturers
Speaker 1: except with large payments, to sell in there, like that's
Speaker 1: not even confidence in your own product. So yeah, as
Speaker 1: per usual, if you want a good insight, we go
Speaker 1: to the view. So all right, Jared Bryan and others,
Speaker 1: hang on, we'll come back. We'll get phone calls right
Speaker 1: after the news here on the CaCO Day radio program.
Speaker 4: What did you tell me?
Speaker 1: The question was this morning that they asked Travis Kelce
Speaker 1: maybe I'm maybe it's two different things. I just watched
Speaker 1: this video here.
Speaker 2: There is one where they let him ask a question.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, this is different. This is different. All right,
Speaker 1: hold on, but Texas to Ross. If you haven't heard this,
Speaker 1: if I can get it to work here, if you
Speaker 1: haven't heard this, then why don't you just really dub
Speaker 1: that interroalm quick because that's hilarious. Man, We texted it
Speaker 1: to your phone. All right, let me grab a couple
Speaker 1: of phone calls on all Things Gaza. By the way,
Speaker 1: I yes, I am aware that many of you are
Speaker 1: now calling it Mara Gaza and that it's hilarious. And
Speaker 1: I've seen the Baron meme where he's leaning in. That's fine,
Speaker 1: so I got it. So I just put it out
Speaker 1: there so you guys don't all have to. It is
Speaker 1: kind of funny. Harry Sisson's having an absolute meltdown over
Speaker 1: this because he's like, well, the only way you could
Speaker 1: do it is ethnic cleansing, yeah, or you literally move people.
Speaker 1: You don't have to murder him. And also I don't
Speaker 1: agree that the you us should be the one doing it.
Speaker 1: So are we on the same page. No, it's easier
Speaker 1: to scream ethnic cleansing. Okay, all right, let me grab
Speaker 1: a phone call here, Jared, you're at first? What's up, hey, Casey?
Speaker 15: Love the show?
Speaker 8: Well, it's funny.
Speaker 10: Out of the chickens are the only birds that are
Speaker 10: affected by the calling for the birds.
Speaker 1: They killed a bunch of turkeys too, just the sort
Speaker 1: of clear.
Speaker 10: So yeah, anyway, I wanted to call and let you
Speaker 10: know about the guys, the situation there. They discovered a
Speaker 10: massive natural gas field right at the beginning of the war,
Speaker 10: So that's kind of where.
Speaker 15: My mind's at.
Speaker 1: Well, a lot of this is pipeline stuff too, and yeah,
Speaker 1: if Qatar can get the pipeline they want and the
Speaker 1: United Arab Emirates are tied in on that, Uh, not
Speaker 1: only is it devastating for a lot of countries in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, Russia's done selling to Europe is the
Speaker 1: high likelihood and so and you know, it's one of
Speaker 1: the reasons a lot of people don't realize. It's one
Speaker 1: of the main reasons the parts of Ukraine that they
Speaker 1: went after, because it's not just energy places where Exon
Speaker 1: and BP were already doing drilling, it's pipeline access. That's
Speaker 1: Russia realizing that the largest single revenue source of their government.
Speaker 1: If Qatar and UAE are able to successfully get that
Speaker 1: pipe line there, they're cooked. They're absolutely cooked because nobody
Speaker 1: will buy from Russia because it's Russia and they can
Speaker 1: now they have to, even while they say bad things,
Speaker 1: but they won't have a chance. So all right, man,
Speaker 1: a lot of good points, a lot of good reasons there.
Speaker 1: All right, So had you seen that one, Ross, because
Speaker 1: I was laughing hysterically watching them. Oh he's domining it.
Speaker 1: All right, good, good, good, all right, let me grab this, Brian,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 15: I was calling about the chickens and just well, I
Speaker 15: say two different things, but the wording of cage free
Speaker 15: is very misleading. There's a difference between cage free and range.
Speaker 8: Free, so free range.
Speaker 15: I just wanted to point that out, yeah, pre range,
Speaker 15: excuse me. But the other point was just you know,
Speaker 15: tomm Ross, I could swear I heard something, you know,
Speaker 15: in regards to the Mexicans coming up and picking our
Speaker 15: fruits and our vegetables, and how that's the big they claim,
Speaker 15: and oh boy, we're going to be you know, we're
Speaker 15: gonna have no food if the Mexicans aren't here. Well,
Speaker 15: well that's that's not true. According to an interview I
Speaker 15: guess where I heard about probably more than twenty years
Speaker 15: ago in the Russlan Balls show, where he was talking
Speaker 15: to one of the executives of John Deere, and that
Speaker 15: executive basically said that we already have trucks. You know,
Speaker 15: device's machines that can go do all of the picking
Speaker 15: that the Mexicans do. But unfortunately, at that time the
Speaker 15: price of them was so high that it was more
Speaker 15: cost effective for the farmers that we have to just
Speaker 15: pay the illegals the under the table wages.
Speaker 7: And that was that, so nobody wanted to five legals.
Speaker 1: I look, I can speak to this just from an
Speaker 1: agricultural background. Not all crops are are created equals. And
Speaker 1: you're right, no, no, well, but you're right, you're right,
Speaker 1: But I agree with you. Hang on, sirre, you're gonna
Speaker 1: get You're gonna get agreed with all right. But the
Speaker 1: more the technology is allowed, people are allowed to fiddle
Speaker 1: with the technology, you hit a you hit breaking points.
Speaker 1: So at some point the technology is more cost efficient
Speaker 1: than legal people picking. And there's a point where it's
Speaker 1: more cost effective than illegal people picking. And so long
Speaker 1: as there is an incentive to draw down costs and
Speaker 1: increase a create efficiency, it's almost a secondary thing, right,
Speaker 1: because they don't look at them as Mexican or Brucero
Speaker 1: program people from Central America, or even white pickers. You
Speaker 1: could have the whitest crew of pickers out there. And
Speaker 1: if the technology that John Deere can produce, provides you
Speaker 1: a more efficient methodology to pick delicate items like berries
Speaker 1: and uh and some of the tree fruits. The eventually
Speaker 1: it will all come to pass. Is that kind of
Speaker 1: what you're getting at, because that's the evolution of the
Speaker 1: equipment here.
Speaker 15: Yes, But I was also talking about, you know, I
Speaker 15: said illegals, because they the Democrats, are the ones out
Speaker 15: there trying to scare us that hey, if we don't
Speaker 15: keep letting illegals in, we will never have any food again.
Speaker 15: We will starve as a country. We will we won't
Speaker 15: have all of your favorite day.
Speaker 1: I'm a green agreen with you. Don on assuming that
Speaker 1: that somehow I'm letting Democrats off the hook here, and
Speaker 1: I'm not. I'm pointing out that you can remove all
Speaker 1: of this. You can remove that numb argument they're making
Speaker 1: to Americans getting paid eighteen dollars to harvest lettuce, and eventually,
Speaker 1: like any other job in this world, coding doing radio stuff,
Speaker 1: we have AI up in here, people are going to
Speaker 1: try to find a way to make it more cost efficient.
Speaker 1: So not only is their argument dumb, it literally doesn't
Speaker 1: hold water. Even if they if they stop using the
Speaker 1: term illegal or people from other countries or any of
Speaker 1: the arrest it's extra dumb. It's the point that I'm making.
Speaker 7: It's ex right.
Speaker 15: But also casey, we right now subsidize farmers tremendously. We
Speaker 15: could then turn around and say, hey, you know that
Speaker 15: money that we were giving you to not do this
Speaker 15: or whatever, Okay, we're going to change that. You CHIERUS money,
Speaker 15: but you have to now go out and buy machines.
Speaker 15: My point is, again as you were saying, though, but
Speaker 15: I just wanted this out there. These problems are very solvable,
Speaker 15: very solvable. We all are on the US have the
Speaker 15: money because of we already have the technology.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but not all. But look it's not not
Speaker 1: all crops are pickable via machine.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 1: I give you an example wine wine grapes. They can
Speaker 1: kind of, but the yield is abysmal. So to your point,
Speaker 1: while we incentivize technological advances in other places, then maybe
Speaker 1: this is where you incentivize it, not through giving them money,
Speaker 1: but through tax abatements like we're willing to do to
Speaker 1: any big business that wants to open in a state,
Speaker 1: like a car manufacturer lots.
Speaker 15: Exactly. The point is that you're you're making it. The
Speaker 15: point is, again, they are all solvable issues. Oh my god,
Speaker 15: it's going to be the end of the world type
Speaker 15: of thing, which is what the Democrats keep putting out there.
Speaker 15: That's all I was trying to say.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, I and you think I'm disagreeing with you,
Speaker 1: and I'm not. I'm done.
Speaker 15: No, no, no, I don't I think that that you
Speaker 15: were kind of avoiding that.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're a good master. I don't think
Speaker 1: I don't think this dates go well. So I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm messing. All right, it's okay, all right, all right,
Speaker 1: have a good quart, appreciate it. Yeah, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: to the bathroom. I'll be back and like for not
Speaker 1: not gonna happen. So did you hear that part of it?
Speaker 1: Ross or is that new to you?
Speaker 2: You know i'd heard that.
Speaker 1: Oh you had heard that? Okay, all right, So there's
Speaker 1: two different instance for those of you haven't heard it.
Speaker 1: Travis Kelcey's get a little Q and A. So the
Speaker 1: first thing that happened is they made him asked a question. Somehow,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna play that for you. I'm gonna play this.
Speaker 1: This dude's probably getting he he just probably get his
Speaker 1: credentials pulled by the way too, because you can't go
Speaker 1: after the tetes stuff. But listen to the question that
Speaker 1: Travis Kelcey got asked, missus, mister Taylor Swift got asked.
Speaker 1: It's great, trenis, what do you love more Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: or phantom fifteen yard rubbing the passer penalties in the playoffs.
Speaker 7: That's a cool question anybody else.
Speaker 1: That's a good question anybody else. So if you didn't
Speaker 1: hear it, the question was what do you love more
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift or Phantom fifteen yard roughing the passer penalties?
Speaker 1: Just clowning on on how much, how many great calls
Speaker 1: Kansas City seems to get there, and he's not having
Speaker 1: any of it. So God bless this man who probably
Speaker 1: will never hold another NFL media credential ever in his life.
Speaker 1: But it is funny raced agic from the Weather Channel.
Speaker 1: Do you hear the reporter question to Travis Kelton?
Speaker 4: I did? I did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well that deserves more than just a verbal response.
Speaker 7: But you know, I'm not that type of guy.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: Somebody, Wait, are you do you do you believe that
Speaker 1: phantom fifteen yard roughing the passer penalties or a thing.
Speaker 7: I don't know if I say yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do, Yeah, I do.
Speaker 7: There's it's been questionable calls.
Speaker 2: Well, it's confirmed that Ray has eyes. That's good, that's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how do you see? How would he see the doppler?
Speaker 1: Do they have braille.
Speaker 14: Dopplers exactly be able to see there's but there are
Speaker 14: sometimes false echoes on the doppler, right, that is actually
Speaker 14: things that could be birds.
Speaker 7: Or things like that.
Speaker 1: But the homes whining there could.
Speaker 7: Be there could be home sighting.
Speaker 14: But I think the mass I think there's just more
Speaker 14: like scrutiny over the chiefs now and everybody's really watching closely.
Speaker 7: But I mean there's been some calls, but you see.
Speaker 1: They're watching closely, like they're watching more closely just to
Speaker 1: look at But what good does it do? If you
Speaker 1: point it out here in the NFL, you get fined.
Speaker 8: So it's like, what I don't.
Speaker 3: He's like, you said that even if you're in the
Speaker 3: press and you pointed out, then you get your credentials
Speaker 3: taken away.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, well yeah, I don't have any credentials.
Speaker 1: They hunted down Dave Portnoy at the Super Bowl and
Speaker 1: he was wearing like a like ane of those old
Speaker 1: mustaches where you tie a woman to a railroad track.
Speaker 1: They hunted him down and threw him out of the
Speaker 1: super Bowl, which is gonna be my favorite moments ever.
Speaker 2: Remember he like played dead.
Speaker 7: Yeah, went down there?
Speaker 1: Who were you? What did he say? Because I barren
Speaker 1: something or other a baron munn bushing houses. Yeah, then
Speaker 1: he went down.
Speaker 7: He was a character or whatever. I remember what it was.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I mean we can't really, yeah, he's not. Yeah,
Speaker 7: huge huge changes, huge huge Yeah.
Speaker 14: Ten twenty degree temperature drops from twenty four hours ago
Speaker 14: in some spots were wedged in. Really, what that means
Speaker 14: for you there's an east northeast breeze or flow, and
Speaker 14: what that really means for you is forget about record
Speaker 14: warmth after eighty yesterday at Raleigh and seventy five and
Speaker 14: the Tryad both records. Today we stay maybe even in
Speaker 14: the forties, so damp and kind of chili day. Not
Speaker 14: a lot of rain, but there might be a few sprinkles,
Speaker 14: especially this afternoon. But it's all going to change, and
Speaker 14: it's really going to be up and down. So when
Speaker 14: you're prepping either yourself or the kids for school, and
Speaker 14: you're trying to plant a tie or listen to this.
Speaker 14: So you're in the forties today, Tomorrow with a shower,
Speaker 14: maybe a thundershower, you're back in the upper sixties, maybe seventy.
Speaker 14: And then Friday you're back in the mid upper sixties
Speaker 14: of the sleigh chance of rain, and then fifties on
Speaker 14: Saturday with some rain, and then back to the little
Speaker 14: bit seventies on Sunday, maybe only in the forties by Monday.
Speaker 14: So we're on to get off again. Yeah, and multiple
Speaker 14: systems coming through, and each day there's a threat for rain.
Speaker 14: I think we'll do a little more in the timing tomorrow,
Speaker 14: but I really think tomorrow is a decent chance, and
Speaker 14: then Friday in the afternoon, and then Saturday and then
Speaker 14: even Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Next week does look a little
Speaker 14: unsettled with some cooler weather coming into not sure about
Speaker 14: winter reprisets, but I don't see that yet, at least
Speaker 14: through Tuesday. But I certainly don't see any the re
Speaker 14: warmth returning next week.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Tank you sir, We gotta go, so
Speaker 1: I have a couple talk to you tomorrow and Jeff
Speaker 1: Bellinger's next Jeff Bellinger, Jeff, what's happening today? Well, good morning, Casey.
Speaker 19: Private sector employers hired a bigger than expected number of.
Speaker 1: Workers last month.
Speaker 19: ADP just reported that one hundred eighty three thousand people
Speaker 19: were added to payrolls. The estimate was one hundred and
Speaker 19: fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: And when the.
Speaker 19: Postal Service said temporary, it meant really temporary as and
Speaker 19: don't blink. The agency is once again accepting inbound parcels
Speaker 19: mailed from China and Hong Kong, just hours after announcing
Speaker 19: the shipments would not be accepted. The Postal Service says
Speaker 19: it will now work with Customs and Border Protection on
Speaker 19: a way to collect tariffs on packages. Whilet Disney's quarterly
Speaker 19: results are in, they are better than expected. Disney got
Speaker 19: a boost from the blockbuster film A Wana two, and
Speaker 19: the streaming video services did well as well. The film
Speaker 19: studio and streaming accounted for a more than thirty percent
Speaker 19: increase in operating income. Disney's TV networks and theme parks
Speaker 19: struggled some. A Chipotle Mexican grill reported a more than
Speaker 19: five percent increase in same store sales for the latest quarter,
Speaker 19: but Wall Street was looking for a bigger number shares
Speaker 19: of the burrito chain are lower in pre market trading.
Speaker 19: Walmart's planning to eliminate hundreds of corporate positions. Chief People
Speaker 19: Officer Donna Morris sent an internal memo outlining chain that
Speaker 19: are in the works. It's set an office in Charlotte
Speaker 19: will be closed. Workers in Hoboken, New Jersey, and some
Speaker 19: smaller offices around the country are being asked to relocate
Speaker 19: to the Walmart headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, or to an
Speaker 19: office in Sunny Vale, California. And Casey, who knew that
Speaker 19: bad guys read the commodity pages? Sky High prices are
Speaker 19: making eggs attractive to the bad guys. Troopers in Pennsylvania
Speaker 19: are investigating the theft of about one hundred thousand eggs
Speaker 19: from a Pete and Jerry's distribution trailer. The eggs are
Speaker 19: worth about forty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Casey, what some people are hoisting eggs? Now? You're doing
Speaker 1: egg heights.
Speaker 19: Yeah, they're up to seven dollars a dozen, and they're
Speaker 19: valuable enough to attract thieves.
Speaker 1: They probably work for waffle House man. I would understand it,
Speaker 1: all right, Thank you very much, appreciate it all right,
Speaker 1: have a good day. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: It's one thing when you're trying to steal like money
Speaker 1: or diamonds or something, and now you gotta have a
Speaker 1: heist for eggs. If that goes sideways, what an absolute nightmare.
Speaker 1: It would be all right, real quickly before we get
Speaker 1: out of here. I mean, I don't know, man, I
Speaker 1: trying to drive a school bus. I don't know that
Speaker 1: I could do that. A school bus driver is under fire.
Speaker 1: That's a horrible way to word that. After he reportedly,
Speaker 1: in the middle of his shift, went and bought a gun,
Speaker 1: went to a gun shot, bought himself a rifle. Now
Speaker 1: I don't think they were he was going to do
Speaker 1: anything with it. Yeah, troopers received a complaint that a
Speaker 1: school bus driver had purchased a twenty two caliber rifles
Speaker 1: probably a Marlin or something. Everyone had one of those,
Speaker 1: and was observed driving away in a Naples school bus
Speaker 1: upon leaving the retail store. That's great. How did he
Speaker 1: get caught? Like now the kids were with him? No, anyway,
Speaker 1: there's no indication of corny. Authority said he was intent
Speaker 1: on carrying out any school violence. Nah, maybe the dude
Speaker 1: just had errands to run. It's middle of the day,
Speaker 1: just didn't have time to run at home. Now, now
Speaker 1: here's the deal. Don't do that. But but also understand
Speaker 1: that some of these kids are really mouthy.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: You don't want to do anything. You just want them
Speaker 1: to know that you're armed. Our school bus driver I
Speaker 1: had a school bus driver for years. It was she
Speaker 1: was crazy, man, And she used to the way she'd
Speaker 1: punish us is she would blast Christian music, which I
Speaker 1: know somebody say, what's that punishment? I mean she would
Speaker 1: blast it. If she were too loud, she would just
Speaker 1: crank that thing up. And if you know, if let's
Speaker 1: say three to four utes, I might have been one
Speaker 1: of the utes. Thought it'd be really funny to bring
Speaker 1: the largest squashes, zichinis and watermelons we could find, because
Speaker 1: every day for our ap classes we'd have to get
Speaker 1: on a bus in Buffalo while when to go to Sheridan,
Speaker 1: Wyoming over to the college there. And then we wanted
Speaker 1: to see what could make the biggest explosion. It flung
Speaker 1: out of the very back window of the bus onto
Speaker 1: the I twenty five roadway. She didn't like that either,
Speaker 1: and those utes ended up getting punished, but not before
Speaker 1: she pulled the bus to the side of the road
Speaker 1: that day to do a zucchini check.