Speaker 1: Friday Show coming up. Remember when you thought Jim Acosta
Speaker 1: had hit the top limits of insufferability. It was post
Speaker 1: really fake news because like at first when he was
Speaker 1: just fake news on that first one, and like, ah,
Speaker 1: that was what a moment. Like there were a few
Speaker 1: moments early in Trump's presidency. There was the initial labeling
Speaker 1: of Jim Acosta, Jim Acosta fake news. And if I
Speaker 1: remember correctly, that happened at the how are we going
Speaker 1: to handle the finances press or? Do you remember that
Speaker 1: they held a press conference and they had all what
Speaker 1: do they have? They had like all the papers in
Speaker 1: front of them. I remember, I don't remember the totality
Speaker 1: of what it was, but basically it was when they
Speaker 1: talked about the structure of how Trump's not going to
Speaker 1: be involved, his boys are going to do it. Here's
Speaker 1: what they're going to do, some stuff having to do
Speaker 1: with the hotel they owned in Washington there and and
Speaker 1: it was at that one where he earned his first stripe.
Speaker 1: And then not that long after was the famous Yellow
Speaker 1: Room press conference where Trump just sat up there for
Speaker 1: well over an hour just sparring with reporters. April Ryan
Speaker 1: Jim Acosta again, that's where he earned very fake news
Speaker 1: second stripe and I talked about it. I might you know,
Speaker 1: Jim Acosta should be naming children after Donald Trump? Had you, Russ,
Speaker 1: We work in this history industry. Have you had you
Speaker 1: ever heard of Jim Acosta? Really? I mean maybe you'd
Speaker 1: heard it before, but that name didn't stick with you
Speaker 1: until Trump labeled him, right, they didn't.
Speaker 2: Never heard of him? Yeah, I mean you know, he
Speaker 2: was the annoying guy from CNN who yelled at Trump.
Speaker 1: Yes, that was it, and then he got like he
Speaker 1: made Trump made you, bro. You you can tell it.
Speaker 1: You can even say that you made you by getting Trump. Fine, whatever,
Speaker 1: but if not for Trump, then not you.
Speaker 3: You're you were.
Speaker 1: His foil and everybody has to This is I mean,
Speaker 1: this is straight comic book one oh one, and I
Speaker 1: know it's du dau well, no, no, no, no, it's
Speaker 1: because comics. The concept that comics utilize is a concept
Speaker 1: from real life, or at least they used to utilize
Speaker 1: the inherent struggle of good versus evil. And yes, you
Speaker 1: can even murky it up right, And so you would
Speaker 1: have protagonists that are not altogether good people, which in
Speaker 1: a way is is a foundation of spirituality because you're
Speaker 1: you're you're only human, right. I'm trying to keep this
Speaker 1: as secular as possible. But but understand, and I know
Speaker 1: that some of you hate this. Understand that the best
Speaker 1: use and in character arc, which it was a consistent
Speaker 1: one in Hollywood. Look, we didn't even coordinate. We didn't
Speaker 1: even let me make sure Ross isn't screen and call.
Speaker 1: We didn't even coordinate this ross. What is the proper
Speaker 1: heroes arc used to be? As you understand it, because
Speaker 1: I this is, this is defined, this is something culturally
Speaker 1: we know.
Speaker 2: You mean a storybook like the hero's journey.
Speaker 3: Yes, the hero's journey.
Speaker 1: This is the most classic thing in life and in
Speaker 1: cinema and in comic books and books, in literature, you
Speaker 1: name it.
Speaker 2: Sure, you're sort of like maybe a nothing or a
Speaker 2: normal person. And then you have a challenge and you
Speaker 2: fail and you overcome it and then you succeed and
Speaker 2: you you you you know, you overcome whatever it was
Speaker 2: that was keeping you down.
Speaker 3: But you have to fail.
Speaker 2: For you have to fail, there has to be a struggle.
Speaker 1: Yes, doesn't that sound a lot like the Bible? Again,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to keep it secular, but but you know,
Speaker 1: because without and this is the trans and this is
Speaker 1: and this is why I think people, this is why
Speaker 1: this is what's roady movies too, because we're not going
Speaker 1: to do this thing, and that's how you end up
Speaker 1: with these uh you know, uh female superheroes that are are.
Speaker 2: That was the problem with Captain Marvel, right, yeah, or
Speaker 2: the problem with Ray and Star Wars yeah.
Speaker 1: Op from the jump, right, nothing to overcome, nothing to overcome,
Speaker 1: or if if there was, you know, in Ray, it's
Speaker 1: implied that basically your life sucks there and that's fine,
Speaker 1: but you don't you don't see it, and then there's
Speaker 1: no there's nothing past that. There's adversity, but it's always
Speaker 1: met on an equal footing and then eventually it's just
Speaker 1: it's far exceeded. So when when you're when you're looking
Speaker 1: at all of this stuff and and you look at
Speaker 1: those narratives, Jim Acosta was was one of the things
Speaker 1: that Trump had to overcome. And if you want to
Speaker 1: reverse it, right, because sometimes this is why we have
Speaker 1: discussions about who was actually who was portrayed as a
Speaker 1: but was actually right. You see those lists all the time.
Speaker 1: Then you can have people who, through the lens of
Speaker 1: political ideology, they see Jim Acosta as currently in that
Speaker 1: he needs to overcome him mode. I don't care how
Speaker 1: you view it. The one needs the other, the ying
Speaker 1: and the yang. So whether you look at it, you
Speaker 1: know from a spiritualist sense where you need to overcome
Speaker 1: and then you do so by you know, from you know,
Speaker 1: accepting Jesus and living your life and knowing that.
Speaker 3: You know you're always valuable fallible, that's fine.
Speaker 1: Or if you just want to look at purely from
Speaker 1: a comic book heroes arc these are classic elements that is,
Speaker 1: subconsciously people identify form opinions about like this is this
Speaker 1: is getting into some more deep divy stuff, but like,
Speaker 1: subconsciously we like to have somebody to root for and
Speaker 1: root again anst. Obviously, when it comes to politics, there's
Speaker 1: many instances where.
Speaker 3: We take it too far, but you still like to
Speaker 3: know who's who for.
Speaker 1: The same reason we're sitting there breaking down the uh
Speaker 1: the Philly fan Green Bay fan thing. Because life's complicated.
Speaker 1: It's not just some guy yelling the sea word at
Speaker 1: a woman. It's some guys yelling the sea word at
Speaker 1: a woman who's man and is pushing it on for
Speaker 1: like clout and and and requiring her to sit there
Speaker 1: and take more abuse like sometimes sometimes there's there's really
Speaker 1: it's very difficult to figure out who who the good
Speaker 1: people are. There's lots of movies like that too, lots
Speaker 1: of movies like that. There's no fight Club. There are
Speaker 1: no good people in fight Club. So that's where we
Speaker 1: get the anti hero and all this stuff. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: we're not gonna get into film philosophy and this stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm just pointing out that Jim Acosta should name a
Speaker 1: a family member after Trump as a thank you or
Speaker 1: you know, his estate. We'll see if he gets to
Speaker 1: stick around there doing some some chair shuffling on the
Speaker 1: decks of the Titanic.
Speaker 3: Over there, we'll tell you about that.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, we had a couple people pass away yesterday. We
Speaker 1: got to talk about I don't know who the third
Speaker 1: is yet, and what the hell is going on in Georgia.
Speaker 1: Uh did you see that? You see the video of
Speaker 1: the state senator there who was either either tripped over
Speaker 1: a stanchion took himself a soccer dive. That's not important.
Speaker 1: I don't care why he ended up on well, I
Speaker 1: care why he ended up on the ground. I don't
Speaker 1: even care if he played it up a little, it's
Speaker 1: how they got there. And if you don't know the story,
Speaker 1: and this is a Republican of Republican violence, that's what's
Speaker 1: even crazier. When I first saw it, I didn't realize
Speaker 1: that the speaker in Georgia was Republican and not a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Based on what was happening there and the reason why
Speaker 1: it is absolutely insane. So we'll fill you in on
Speaker 1: that so you don't have to get into the muck
Speaker 1: trying to figure it out. Also, of course, Pete Calender
Speaker 1: will join us at eight o five, So stick around
Speaker 1: back in just a few because there's there's a story
Speaker 1: about something Wyoming wants to do, so I'm interested, so
Speaker 1: I'm clicking on it and it makes a ton of sense.
Speaker 1: Then I see people mad at the state of Wyoming
Speaker 1: for for no reason I can understand, and then they
Speaker 1: have to in true Internet fashion, is if Wyoming was
Speaker 1: a person, right, and they're mad at this person for
Speaker 1: something else, they then have to go deep dive to
Speaker 1: try to find an obscure takedown point. And then, trust me,
Speaker 1: when I fill in what these two things are, it
Speaker 1: sounds crazy, I'll defended and I'll mock the people mad
Speaker 1: at and you'll learn something. We'll get into that here
Speaker 1: at six thirty five. Okay, uh, first this, I was
Speaker 1: reading this article this once as w r L looks
Speaker 1: like it's AP with some localization or whatever. No, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, no no, no, this one's this is just
Speaker 1: ril on the slug here, all right, Triangle residents brace
Speaker 1: for TikTok band impact amid uncertain future for local creators.
Speaker 1: So Sunday could be the day goes today though, and.
Speaker 3: Then what are they are?
Speaker 1: They are they waiting for? Try to find the timing here?
Speaker 1: When is the Supreme Court thing supposed to? Is that Monday?
Speaker 1: So it could you shut off Sunday but then starting
Speaker 1: getting Monday. I don't know what's going to happen. And
Speaker 1: but let me say this because the article is mostly
Speaker 1: them talking to North Carolina based TikTok creators, and they
Speaker 1: a variety of things. They talk to a woman who
Speaker 1: does parenting stuff, another one that does cookings, and the
Speaker 1: what's it called where they're doing the makeup get get
Speaker 1: ready with me or something? I am. So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: sound so old on the TikTok stuff because really the
Speaker 1: only time I dip in to TikTok is to talk
Speaker 1: about his political impact and stupid challenges where people are
Speaker 1: clearly trying to get other people killed. So, but I
Speaker 1: want to say is I don't begrudge the creators. It's hard.
Speaker 3: It's hard to.
Speaker 1: Build followers on you know, on on one of these platforms.
Speaker 1: It's just like it's hard to build followers and listeners
Speaker 1: or viewers and in in in any sense of it,
Speaker 1: unless you're Ross's Twitch channel, which blows up immediately. But hey,
Speaker 1: we can't all be that, you know. And so they
Speaker 1: worked and they built this and not and they when
Speaker 1: and when they built this stuff. Nobody I don't think
Speaker 1: anyone really seriously had the concerns that has has led
Speaker 1: to this. And and for every minute the company, the
Speaker 1: parent company, indicates that they're unwilling to even sell this thing,
Speaker 1: that they're not going to be able to do anymore
Speaker 1: in the US and would rather shut it down, it
Speaker 1: becomes that much more suss that if you ever got
Speaker 1: to look at the code, Holy hell, right, like what
Speaker 1: is going on? Like the concerns with behavior like that,
Speaker 1: you're kind of telling on yourself. But I also feel
Speaker 1: bad for people who either this is their primary income
Speaker 1: or it's a side thing. I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: even know what normal follower numbers on TikTok are, Like
Speaker 1: what's the number where it could become your own job,
Speaker 1: your only job? Like what is that break even number?
Speaker 1: Because it's different on every you know, YouTube subscribers are
Speaker 1: far more valuable from a revenue standpoint than Twitter impressions, right,
Speaker 1: So I don't know what that is, but I thought
Speaker 1: it's usually high. So I don't think these are their
Speaker 1: primary jobs. Like one of the women here runs cooking
Speaker 1: one uh Gigi's kitchen. She has one hundred thousand followers.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming that's not that's not a full time job,
Speaker 1: but you know it's obviously creators with with with much more,
Speaker 1: and I feel and hopefully you've you've diversified on some
Speaker 1: other platforms. But also like, this isn't a decision. Just
Speaker 1: if this decision was just about TikTok, stupid and people
Speaker 1: keep eating cinnamon, so we need to stop this. But
Speaker 1: that's this is this is far different, and there's a
Speaker 1: lot of different opinions on this. But like even that
Speaker 1: one of the creators their interview, I mean her, she's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like a valid reason to shut this down,
Speaker 1: and I'm I'm glad they're taking a critical look at it,
Speaker 1: and I really hope they're able to get a deal done,
Speaker 1: even as little interest as I have with TikTok in general,
Speaker 1: if they get a get a job, or get it done,
Speaker 1: sell it to I don't know, pick somebody here in
Speaker 1: the US and want to move forward, trying to get
Speaker 1: teenagers eat too much cinnamon whatever, do your thing, go
Speaker 1: along with it along the way. Uh yeah, okay, no, no, no, okay,
Speaker 1: So are those the Supreme Court is expected to release
Speaker 1: their TikTok.
Speaker 3: Band this morning.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, that's good. I could I always just
Speaker 1: assume it's Monday unless stated so it will happen before
Speaker 1: when the thing, So it will happen probably right after
Speaker 1: the show. Uh so we'll uh, we shall see, all right.
Speaker 1: It is that time of the year. It is that
Speaker 1: time of the year, Monday, of course MLK Day, right,
Speaker 1: but diration m okay, the holiday, the observant of the holiday.
Speaker 1: We will not be on the air Monday, just FI
Speaker 1: on that company holiday. And you know I you don't
Speaker 1: want to say no to the company, so uh and
Speaker 1: that's fine, because really Tuesday is what you want, like
Speaker 1: what happened to the inauguration? Because nothing will be happening
Speaker 1: in the morning. But and then you get you know,
Speaker 1: Black History Month, and every year, like clockwork, there is
Speaker 1: a story that we wait and see, you know how
Speaker 1: around Halloween. Eventually there'll be a frat or a sorority
Speaker 1: that hosts a party where people are running around with
Speaker 1: shoe polo shud every year like clockwork. Can't can't understand it.
Speaker 1: But also, I don't think we missed a year.
Speaker 4: Ross.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen our our annual story that we see
Speaker 1: this time of the year, you know, the one Acoday
Speaker 1: Radio for Oh it was down such a rabbit hole there,
Speaker 1: but I not remember what I teased for six point thirty. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's right, this audio, okay, or might make a little
Speaker 1: note for myself what's going on down in Georgia? So
Speaker 1: and this is his best I understand it. So I'm
Speaker 1: sure that if I lived in Georgia, there's probably a
Speaker 1: lot more behind the scenes, little nuanced stuff that adds
Speaker 1: a little flavor to this. But I think that we've
Speaker 1: got more than enough to get a pretty good understanding.
Speaker 1: And it starts with a situation that we have seen
Speaker 1: in the North Carolina elected official in General Assembly here.
Speaker 1: We've seen it at the congressional level obviously, and that
Speaker 1: is establishment versus upstart. Okay, and you have it on
Speaker 1: the Republican side, and you have it on the Democrat side.
Speaker 1: You got the squad, and then you got Pelosi, You've
Speaker 1: got the Freedom Caucus, and you've got you know, your
Speaker 1: your country club GOP or however you want to describe
Speaker 1: them leadership, and they butt heads. It's the reason that
Speaker 1: Massy was probably removed from his cushy committee thing the
Speaker 1: other day. They get pay because Mike Johnson, if you
Speaker 1: step out of line.
Speaker 3: This is what they do.
Speaker 1: And they always do it, even when you say that
Speaker 1: they're going to do it, they do it because it's
Speaker 1: them ruling with an iron fist. I'll let you make
Speaker 1: your own opinion as what your party does, but you
Speaker 1: know this scenario. So that's what's going on down in Georgia.
Speaker 1: You have the establishment Republicans, the old school Republicans, and
Speaker 1: you have some of these guys and gals who are
Speaker 1: you know, Freedom Caucus or outliers or whatever.
Speaker 3: And they don't suffer. They don't fall in line.
Speaker 1: They are they're very outspoken, and that is but prompted
Speaker 1: all of this because you have this dude from like
Speaker 1: northwest Georgia who is I don't mean this as an
Speaker 1: insult that boy is country af okay, but seriously, and
Speaker 1: he and I guess it was surrounding the.
Speaker 3: Naming of a building.
Speaker 1: For the for a former Speaker of the House who
Speaker 1: had passed away in Georgia. Again, I don't know all
Speaker 1: of Georgia's politics there, but and the Speaker of the
Speaker 1: House is a Republican. This state senator is also a Republican.
Speaker 1: But they are the opposite ends of that spectrum I
Speaker 1: just talked about, and so and also his name is
Speaker 1: Colton Moore, by the way, who's the senator who got arrested.
Speaker 1: He was attempting to attend the State of the State,
Speaker 1: the Joint Session, which is held in the House Chamber.
Speaker 1: Because I think people were confused by editor was trying
Speaker 1: to go in the House chamber. He was trying to
Speaker 1: go in the House Chamber because it's the larger chamber,
Speaker 1: which is why we.
Speaker 3: Went to the State of the Union.
Speaker 1: It's held in the you know, the House representatives at
Speaker 1: the federal level, and he was told he's not allowed
Speaker 1: to go to it.
Speaker 3: Well, he was elected.
Speaker 1: He represents I think it's about a quarter million Georgians,
Speaker 1: if that's what they're called, and he was going to go,
Speaker 1: but he had gotten a letter from the Speaker of
Speaker 1: the House saying that unless he did certain things, he
Speaker 1: wasn't going to be allowed to attend. John Burns is
Speaker 1: the speaker. Because when they were considering what is usually
Speaker 1: a pretty innocuous thing to have this the former now
Speaker 1: deceee Speaker's name slapped on the side of the building.
Speaker 1: He criticized the former speaker openly, and the old school
Speaker 1: people there they lost their crap, including Burns, And he
Speaker 1: sent a letter. And I don't know how any of
Speaker 1: this is constitutional, whether it's under the federal constitution, but
Speaker 1: more specifically under George's constitution, which I'll explain in a moment.
Speaker 3: He sent a letter to Moore saying that unless he.
Speaker 1: Apologized publicly and did it, did a literally one of
Speaker 1: the apologies in front of all the members. He had
Speaker 1: to burn said he had to go over the other
Speaker 1: chamber and apologize to all the represent and he said no,
Speaker 1: he said, I can say whatever I want you guys
Speaker 1: are proffering a bill thinking that this guy should have
Speaker 1: his name on something, and I think he's I think
Speaker 1: he was a jackass. And again, maybe War's right, maybe
Speaker 1: he's not, but it doesn't matter. And so butterert was
Speaker 1: this speaker that he barred him from being able to
Speaker 1: access where the Moore does his job because he was
Speaker 1: duly elected. But Moore shows up anyway, and he's not
Speaker 1: swinging fists or anything. In fact, he's he's he's you
Speaker 1: can tell he's very intentionally, slowly just moving his body
Speaker 1: forward trying to enter. And you have are they they
Speaker 1: called the door manager or something whatever, and you have
Speaker 1: all these Georgia State Police there, and the door manager
Speaker 1: kind of pushes his way back into him, and more
Speaker 1: whether he tripped over a stanchion there's like a little
Speaker 1: metal footing for this thing that's there, or the foot
Speaker 1: of one of the officers standing there. More goes backwards,
Speaker 1: and you know, people like it's exaggerated, but all like
Speaker 1: he clearly it started with the guy pushing him, is
Speaker 1: pushed to the ground, he gets up and the Georgia police,
Speaker 1: the guy who pushed him fades into the back the
Speaker 1: Georgia police surround him, they put him in handcuffs and
Speaker 1: arrest him. Well, in Georgia, it says no member during
Speaker 1: a legislative session, which they are in right now, or
Speaker 1: during a legislative you know, an event that was called
Speaker 1: into session basically, and the state of the state is
Speaker 1: an event called into session. They can't Georgia, this is
Speaker 1: pretty They can't get arrested, which is the law in
Speaker 1: a lot of states with the accept you know, they
Speaker 1: get arrested for murder and stuff, but for most things
Speaker 1: during any official capacity or time and up to fifteen
Speaker 1: days after I actually read the statute in Georgia something
Speaker 1: like this. You can't arrest people that are elected members
Speaker 1: that are attempting to do something that's part of their duty.
Speaker 3: There and you know, demanding.
Speaker 1: An apology of struggle session because he disparaged your dead
Speaker 1: friend's name.
Speaker 3: It doesn't work like that.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, what's going on down there is I
Speaker 1: understand it is pretty pretty bad man, and that's something
Speaker 1: the governor doesn't want to get involved because he's being
Speaker 1: a coward.
Speaker 3: He probably should will there be.
Speaker 1: Consequences for the guy, for the guy who shoved this.
Speaker 1: How about those police officers. This is why this is
Speaker 1: the concern people have with police officers, is because there
Speaker 1: are far too many instances where any normal person should
Speaker 1: recognize that what's happening here shouldn't be happening, and because
Speaker 1: you have powerful people telling you to do this, like
Speaker 1: the speaker of the house or the official they have
Speaker 1: some weird name for again, the door open or the
Speaker 1: door holder or something whatever they call it. The officer,
Speaker 1: the presiding officer is what this is. They literally committed assault.
Speaker 1: Now you got to ask yourself, does the assault rise
Speaker 1: to the level enough of being able to arrest the speaker?
Speaker 1: Probably not because of the way that the thing, but
Speaker 1: for the same reason that more shouldn't be barred from it.
Speaker 1: And the Georgia police that are that join in on this, no,
Speaker 1: they this is easy and if you don't understand it,
Speaker 1: you have an obligation to try to understand it. I
Speaker 1: read the statute. It seems very clear to me. And
Speaker 1: I'm not a lawyer. We had a Russhack before the show.
Speaker 1: I'm not a lawyer, but there's a lot of lawyers
Speaker 1: around there, and I think it's more a lawyer.
Speaker 3: He might even be a lawyer. The whole thing is.
Speaker 1: Pretty wild and uh, deeply disturbing for again for a
Speaker 1: number of reasons. Again, so there's not a lot of screaming,
Speaker 1: there's not even a ton of pushing because bors A
Speaker 1: keeping his.
Speaker 5: Hands down to Northwest Georgia, who duly elected me to
Speaker 5: be here today.
Speaker 1: All right, Yeah, so that's it, that's him and uh
Speaker 1: and just moments later he's in a handc huffs getting
Speaker 1: let out of there. Yeah, they get them themselves a
Speaker 1: little bit of a problem down there, Atlanta and Georgia.
Speaker 1: They're they're going to feature prominently in the show today
Speaker 1: with one other story, and that's the one I teased
Speaker 1: for you about. It's not the menu thing where we
Speaker 1: generally see that outrage. It's arguably arguably something a lot
Speaker 1: crazier man, a lot crazier. Uh And uh, well you'll
Speaker 1: tell you what we'll put we'll pair these two together.
Speaker 1: It's again, it's not the special MLK day menu story.
Speaker 1: Like every year, that is a thing where they decide, hey,
Speaker 1: let's have a let's have an MLK menu and then
Speaker 1: it's fried chicken and collar greens and you know, usually
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff and then everyone apologizes and and
Speaker 1: almost every I don't think I've seen a story where
Speaker 1: anyone wasn't just trying to be nice. I don't know
Speaker 1: about this one though. And we don't really have the
Speaker 1: promoter scene as much. I mean, I know it's around
Speaker 1: in the Try and the Triangle. Anywhere you got people
Speaker 1: and you know, concert venues or party places, you're going
Speaker 1: to see this stuff.
Speaker 3: You know, usually they put together.
Speaker 1: Very very bright graphic little little cards to hand out
Speaker 1: promoting parties, little posters you see. When I was in
Speaker 1: southern California, it's craps. Everybody's a damn promoter and they
Speaker 1: do parties. And I have to assume Atlanta's like this too.
Speaker 1: Ross Ross used to live in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, when I worked there was awful.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And you've got you've got some experience because doing Top forty,
Speaker 1: you've you've done a bunch of club parties.
Speaker 2: A bunch. I had a club gig Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Wow,
Speaker 2: three hours every night, open bar, early twenties, and I
Speaker 2: did it so much of the promoters were like they
Speaker 2: tried to get me to work with them, like as
Speaker 2: a promoter, They're like, you'd be great at this, And
Speaker 2: I'm like no, I hate this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh a good promoter, man, they make bank dude.
Speaker 1: But it's but I wanted to establish that just because
Speaker 1: a venue is doing so now the venue has obligation
Speaker 1: go hey, what are we reading you this for? But
Speaker 1: there's three parties. There's the you know, there's the venue,
Speaker 1: there's the promoters and slash artists if they're doing something
Speaker 1: like that, and then there's you know, everybody else, the customer,
Speaker 1: so to speak. So initially people saw what I'm going
Speaker 1: to delicately explain to you be for an event that
Speaker 1: was being promoted surrounding MLK Junior also including Rosa Parks,
Speaker 1: but a MLK Day event party, and it's it's clearly
Speaker 1: just a club party popping bottles, you know, people twerking
Speaker 1: and and a couple couple hip hop artists, uh three,
Speaker 1: they're listed on here and you know, so that's pretty innocuous.
Speaker 1: But what they chose to go with, Rossie, you've seen
Speaker 1: the Oh that's right, I texted you this morning. You've
Speaker 1: seen the flyer. Probably not the one you would have
Speaker 1: gone with, though, right if.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know I would have opted for something different, Okay,
Speaker 2: Like if that was me, if I took that gig
Speaker 2: and I'm like, yeah, let's let me be a club promoter.
Speaker 2: This is now my passion. I would probably went in
Speaker 2: a different direction than the flyer.
Speaker 3: The name of the event is.
Speaker 1: Good Lord all right. It's at a restaurant called Mela,
Speaker 1: which is a restaurant lounge.
Speaker 3: It looks you know, it's a club that also serves food.
Speaker 1: During the day. And then you get everybody in their
Speaker 1: bottle service. They they got hookahs and whatever. And the
Speaker 1: event is entitled first is MLK Weekend Celebration, So it's actually, uh,
Speaker 1: tomorrow is the event, and it's entitled he Scared of
Speaker 1: the Woman part, the thing, the the hats the other
Speaker 1: word for cats, okay, And the graphic is a photo
Speaker 1: of a dude, you know, in modern day like athletic clothing.
Speaker 1: He's got big gold chains around his neck and he
Speaker 1: is behind a woman who is splayed out in front
Speaker 1: of him wearing modern day tiny lingerie with a giant
Speaker 1: butt that this guy's behind. Right, you understand what's going on,
Speaker 1: and also when you think about the name, that'll give
Speaker 1: you a little insight into what they're indicating is happening there.
Speaker 2: And listen, man, they put a torque in Rosa Parks.
Speaker 1: I didn't even say that I had that was the
Speaker 1: listen and their heads are on the bodies.
Speaker 3: MLK is behind Rosa Parks.
Speaker 1: Ye, listen.
Speaker 2: I don't want to maybe that. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: her body, that's all I listen. It's that's Rosa Parks's
Speaker 2: elderly face. Yeah, that went with the old face onto
Speaker 2: like a hold up body. Yeah, directly behind her butt
Speaker 2: because she's bent over is MLK. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: MLK once again with the big gold shot.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm trying to read what's on the and the
Speaker 1: top of the flyer says scared of the P word yeah,
Speaker 1: which implies that there's something else.
Speaker 2: Like how does this get made?
Speaker 1: And this is the second year because you see the
Speaker 1: word reloaded god, which is also a pun. They had
Speaker 1: the same last year and I guess it just didn't
Speaker 1: make it into the news. Well this time it made
Speaker 1: it into the news. The only upside here, I don't
Speaker 1: know that this is an upside, but at least it's
Speaker 1: it doesn't twist it in this other thing. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure everyone from club ownership to promoter to artists are
Speaker 1: all black. So there's like it wasn't. Wasn't some white
Speaker 1: dude who came up with this, so we don't have
Speaker 1: to have that slice of this. But I don't care
Speaker 1: holy cow man, because the people who are upset are
Speaker 1: are obviously the black community, which I don't blame them.
Speaker 1: Now Here's the thing is is that any more offensive
Speaker 1: than dipping a crucifix in urine and calling it art?
Speaker 1: This comes down to whose ox is getting gored? But
Speaker 1: that just seems like a bad idea all around. So
Speaker 1: initially they went after the club. They're like, ah, They're like,
Speaker 1: we're going to cancel the club, and the club's like,
Speaker 1: there's a promoter he booked with us, which is half correct.
Speaker 1: But also if I have an if I rent out
Speaker 1: space to people, I don't care whether you're you you
Speaker 1: have an apartment or a condo that you rent like
Speaker 1: an Airbnb thing, or you you have a club and
Speaker 1: people you know book it for concerts. You ask, don't
Speaker 1: you I know you do? We were Russia? How many
Speaker 1: times have you worked with like Live Nation folks, and
Speaker 1: and where every step of the way, everybody's got to
Speaker 1: be on the same page on stuff, right for we
Speaker 1: have to like we do if we give tickets away
Speaker 1: or contest, we have to get it has to go
Speaker 1: through all of these different people because everyone wants to
Speaker 1: make sure everyone's gonna look good.
Speaker 2: There's so many departments, like the imaging and the graphics
Speaker 2: have to be approved, and like the yeah, the way
Speaker 2: you're gonna say things, it has to be just right,
Speaker 2: m the verbiage, you know, the words that you're gonna say.
Speaker 1: I've done, I would, I did. I hosted an event
Speaker 1: at kocabooth Amphitheater one time and it had you had
Speaker 1: sponsors attached, and I had a ten minute briefing on
Speaker 1: exactly how the sponsors how to mention them.
Speaker 2: Oh, they wanted to what orders we're supposed to.
Speaker 1: Be in you So if you don't know who the
Speaker 1: spikes are in uh NYC, they got a little bit
Speaker 1: of an issue. And you've probably seen video. Well I
Speaker 1: know we've seen video because we talked about that. One time.
Speaker 1: A news crew just stood by the turnstiles and one
Speaker 1: of the subway stops and just pointed a camera to watch.
Speaker 1: Like every other person either double load behind somebody's pain
Speaker 1: or you know, you do the hop right, you put
Speaker 1: your hands on the turnstile and then swing your legs
Speaker 1: over like you're a kid going over a fence or
Speaker 1: like it's a pomer horse or something, and then you
Speaker 1: ride for free, or you get your buddy to open
Speaker 1: the gate and you pop in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 1: So but it's a problem. And I remember the number
Speaker 1: they were saying in NYC that weren't pain and it
Speaker 1: was a substantial amount, and so they they decided to
Speaker 1: do the thing where on the turnstile there's just metal
Speaker 1: like a metal grate now, and at the top it's
Speaker 1: cut into like a spiky pattern. I mean, it's not
Speaker 1: razor sharp or anything, but if you were to put
Speaker 1: the palm of your hands on those spikes and lift
Speaker 1: your full body weight, you'd probably injure yourself. And they're like, there,
Speaker 1: that'll solve it. And now the news crew went down
Speaker 1: and it's everybody who has figured out that, well, if
Speaker 1: you just pushed the sides of the spike plates and
Speaker 1: don't put your hand on there, you can swing, or
Speaker 1: if you have gloves, and then they're just evading all
Speaker 1: the affairs again. So that's.
Speaker 3: That's working out pretty well there, and.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it costs them an absolute crap ton of
Speaker 1: money to go ahead and do that. Yeah, man, that's
Speaker 1: or see I'm looking at all the different pictures here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's got his hand to the side of the spike plates.
Speaker 1: I don't know how to describe it. And then he
Speaker 1: puts a foot where the reader is because it's kind
Speaker 1: of at an angle. And then I mean it's minimal athleticism.
Speaker 1: I even me today, I could probably swing myself over then,
Speaker 1: So they stopped literally nothing. Here's a guy who's using
Speaker 1: his sleeves to disperse the pressure where his hands are
Speaker 1: on the spikes, and that seems to be working. It
Speaker 1: probably took him like a year to do it, and
Speaker 1: a billion dollars. I don't even see what the price was.
Speaker 1: So a good job, you've you've prevented nothing. All right,
Speaker 1: let's get into this. So yesterday the final press conference
Speaker 1: for Anthony Blincoln happened. Okay, so the big State Department,
Speaker 1: bye bye, and it went went poorly, went rather poorly.
Speaker 1: So you have the credential State Department. There's three big credentialings.
Speaker 1: Well there's four, right, there's the Congressional and Senate credentialing.
Speaker 1: No that that's not really as much the White House
Speaker 1: press pool is the top dogs. The Pentagon press pool
Speaker 1: is number two in state department, Okay, at number three there.
Speaker 3: So it's it's.
Speaker 1: Competitive in how many spaces there are. But you have
Speaker 1: to generally, you had to meet certain requirements, be of
Speaker 1: a certain size and notoriety to basically be able to
Speaker 1: credential in there. And so you have two journalists. You
Speaker 1: have Max Blumenthal. I'm sure you've heard the name Blumenthal.
Speaker 1: Used to be New York Times or Post. I can't remember.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. He's in there. He's working for grey
Speaker 1: Zone News now. And who is the other journalist? Who? Oh,
Speaker 1: Hussani Husseini, Sam Husseini, Who's he's substack, but he has
Speaker 1: a big distribution and he writes for Atlantic I think
Speaker 1: sometimes and various others. All right, So why am I
Speaker 1: pointing these two out? Because here's how it was structured.
Speaker 1: So Blincoln was going to say, you know, hey, here's
Speaker 1: what I did a Secretary of State. Kumbayia. I was
Speaker 1: a little bit of a victory lap. But it had
Speaker 1: a dual purpose because of what just transpired or what
Speaker 1: is transpiring with what's going on in Israel. And so
Speaker 1: as part of it, he was giving his assessment of
Speaker 1: what they've done, but also laying out the Israel Gaza
Speaker 1: where they're at, what's the hostage thing going to look like?
Speaker 1: What do they and then after that it was gonna
Speaker 1: be questions. Pretty standard setup mirrors so many press conferences
Speaker 1: I've gone to to cover and everybody knows what's up. However,
Speaker 1: as soon as Blincoln started getting into what's going on
Speaker 1: these two reporters I'm making air quotes, starts screaming questions
Speaker 1: at him. And at first he's just like, nah, we'll
Speaker 1: do questions after. And now they start screaming accusations at him,
Speaker 1: and they had to be like physically restrained and moved
Speaker 1: out of there. Again, they're not to the Q and
Speaker 1: A thing yet and they're screaming genocide at him. They're
Speaker 1: clearly not engaged in journalism anymore. They are pro hamas
Speaker 1: protesters at this point. They're the same lunatics sitting around
Speaker 1: banning bagel donations at Columbia University, which will never not
Speaker 1: be funny, will never not be If you don't know
Speaker 1: what that is, I'll explain it again because I would
Speaker 1: want to teat you of this. On the list of
Speaker 1: things we need by the student protesters at Columbia University.
Speaker 1: They also had a list of things they don't need.
Speaker 1: And some of it's practical, like they're like, oh, we
Speaker 1: already have enough water, so maybe get us something else,
Speaker 1: but it's just randomly floating around on the do not
Speaker 1: donate list. We're bagels, which makes sense if you think
Speaker 1: about it, right, they're like, ah, that's too jewish, and
Speaker 1: it's just it's also so childish. But that's what these
Speaker 1: two and they're not young people who's saying. He looks
Speaker 1: like he's probably in your retirement age. And so he's
Speaker 1: sitting there screaming, criminal, criminal, Why aren't you in the Hague?
Speaker 1: Why aren't you in the Hague? Why aren't you in
Speaker 1: the Hague. The other journal lists too, are looking at
Speaker 1: him like what are you doing? And then Blumenthal starts screaming,
Speaker 1: and he goes, why don't you answer? We're a free press.
Speaker 1: So they tried to go that round. They're just a
Speaker 1: reporter doing that, whereas every other reporter was listening to
Speaker 1: it probably had their own questions, and by the way,
Speaker 1: I probably were questions that were very not you know,
Speaker 1: very negative, because they're all basically in the bag for this,
Speaker 1: you know, this anti Israel kick in the way that
Speaker 1: you see these stories emulate. And but no, they couldn't
Speaker 1: even wait and they're screaming at blinking Weich, don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, and a love for Anthony blinkn running around.
Speaker 1: We made it one of his state ad missions to
Speaker 1: essentially promote and then you know, insane social justice stuff
Speaker 1: worldwide and then get money funded to it. You know, nobody,
Speaker 1: You have no idea how many woke NGOs have your
Speaker 1: money to run around in foreign countries and try to
Speaker 1: woke it up. Like in the same way that we
Speaker 1: felt it was our job to spread democracy, this administration
Speaker 1: thinks it's their job to spread wocism, which I think
Speaker 1: the voters uh weighed in on that back in November.
Speaker 1: So we'll see how that goes. Do you know the
Speaker 1: FBI shut down their DEI office already.
Speaker 3: I wonder why that is.
Speaker 1: Weird? I why you shut it down? You think they
Speaker 1: retained all records? That all thing's a mess.
Speaker 2: No, dude, I heard that we both had the same idea,
Speaker 2: So I read that yesterday. I'm like, dude, that paper
Speaker 2: shredder was like an old time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, all there's twenty dudes in a room
Speaker 1: right now, just sweating on their an eighth cup of coffee.
Speaker 1: Just like that scene in the firm right where Tom
Speaker 1: Cruise looks to the door that what's going on in there?
Speaker 1: Like nothing? Nothing is having a shred night. Nothing to
Speaker 1: see here? Crazy, But uh, these two should never be
Speaker 1: credentialed again.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: I have to think a death sentence for your ability
Speaker 1: to get credentialed in Washington or anywhere if that matter,
Speaker 1: but definitely in Washington, definitely.
Speaker 3: One of these high level.
Speaker 1: Is when you when you've decided you're no longer a
Speaker 1: journalist and you're an activist. And who's in he as
Speaker 1: an activist? It's not even close. Bloomenthal is he is
Speaker 1: an activist? I don't I never got to read he
Speaker 1: was as committed. But he is a giant moonbat. And
Speaker 1: you can't in the middle of press conference turn into
Speaker 1: one of these protesters that glues yourself to stuff. So
Speaker 1: what's crazy is both of them should never be credentialed
Speaker 1: again ever, and that the first the first thing that
Speaker 1: Trump's State Department's got to do is revoke those I
Speaker 1: don't know what the what the Biden State Department's done.
Speaker 1: But you can't do that. You're not journalists trying to
Speaker 1: get an answer. You're you're you're this performative stuff. Do
Speaker 1: you remember when and oh yeah, it was our old
Speaker 1: boy jimmy College, Remember when Jim Acosta wouldn't give the
Speaker 1: microphone back And that was a whole that whole event,
Speaker 1: just the just the smugness of it. But no, you're
Speaker 1: gonna wig out and have to get drug out like
Speaker 1: somebody getting extracted from a plane by by a.
Speaker 3: Team of security.
Speaker 1: And this I saw people were comparing it to what
Speaker 1: happened to that senator down in Georgia we talked about. No,
Speaker 1: these are remarkably different things. One of the first, the
Speaker 1: senator is an elected official who is mandated by his
Speaker 1: oath of office to attend these events.
Speaker 3: So that's one thing.
Speaker 1: This is a reporter who if he stays in his
Speaker 1: lane and does reporting, not only will get questions and
Speaker 1: even can yell over his colleagues if he wants, But
Speaker 1: you don't get to disrupt the whole thing. And and
Speaker 1: now you're not he's not even asking questions anymore. He's
Speaker 1: just screaming genocide, and and you should go to the
Speaker 1: Hagen stuff. Uh and uh I I don't. I've scanned
Speaker 1: like three stories this morn. I have not seen where
Speaker 1: they've they've said that they're pulling the uh you know,
Speaker 1: in a normal world, their outlets.
Speaker 3: Well, Hussein, he's independent, but Blumenthal's.
Speaker 1: Outlet would fire him because the you penalize the outlet
Speaker 1: too if they don't. It was a really really bad look.
Speaker 1: And uh, I I expect because we saw examples with Trump,
Speaker 1: it'll be handled a little differently should it break out.
Speaker 1: All right, coming up on the show, I mentioned the
Speaker 1: Washington Post there will get a little update on one
Speaker 1: of their employees.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And wait till you hear what the city of la
Speaker 1: is doing. They just can't help themselves. And we'll even
Speaker 1: hear from Jim Acosta and Pete Callender at eight oh
Speaker 1: five he'll come up, so lots to get to hang on. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll well, what would you think is not worth your time?
Speaker 1: Not a good idea? Gun stores? Right, that's probably I mean,
Speaker 1: that's probably very lucrative if you can get through there.
Speaker 1: But I don't think I've ever been in a gun
Speaker 1: store where an employee, or for that matter of customer
Speaker 1: didn't literally have a gun at the ready, and there's
Speaker 1: a lot of ideos of people coming in and getting
Speaker 1: just blasted. Man, but that'd be up there. How about
Speaker 1: this one? How about a VFW post? You didn't it'd
Speaker 1: be a good idea to rob a VFW post. Obviously
Speaker 1: there's probably not gonna be as much money readily available
Speaker 1: to you. And there's the part where it's a VFW
Speaker 1: But that didn't stop two cretens up in come on Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: What is the name of the stupid town bill Billy Rica, Billerry,
Speaker 1: I don't care. I don't even know where it is
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. But anyway, two people decided they were going
Speaker 1: to go rob the Bill Bill Rica VFW post.
Speaker 3: And actually I will say this, they went in there
Speaker 3: and they were.
Speaker 1: Able to, like the two of them, haul a safe
Speaker 1: out of there. But here's where the story gets crazy.
Speaker 1: They get the safe out and obviously the police didn't
Speaker 1: get involved, and they're looking for him, and then randomly,
Speaker 1: not the police, but rather some of the VFW guys,
Speaker 1: one of which I had a tow truck with the
Speaker 1: safe literally loaded on it and brought it back and
Speaker 1: then police had to go figure out how they got
Speaker 1: their safe back. There's a lot more to this story.
Speaker 1: And then I guess the police ended up finding the two. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they did arrest They did eventually arrest them with whatever
Speaker 1: information some of the VFW members provided. You know, who
Speaker 1: thought that was a good idea? Who thought going into
Speaker 1: a building that you know, is going to be at
Speaker 1: the very least filled with people have had basic training,
Speaker 1: let alone the types of folks that tend to hang
Speaker 1: out at a VFW right generally, generally in the VFW,
Speaker 1: the types of folks there because you know, I, you know, I, uh,
Speaker 1: every I had a lot of military service in my
Speaker 1: family and so, you know, including grandfather and two of
Speaker 1: my uncles and cousins and all the rest. I spent
Speaker 1: some time at a VFW. Especially if you live in
Speaker 1: a small town. The VFW is a hub for a
Speaker 1: lot of stuff. I've been too, multiple weddings at the
Speaker 1: VFW and where I grew up a lot of things. Generally,
Speaker 1: that seems like the it seems like the group who's
Speaker 1: not going to sit there and put up with it.
Speaker 1: The fact that these idiots got their safe left and
Speaker 1: somehow got the safe back, and then police had to
Speaker 1: code to them to find the suspects. I want to
Speaker 1: know the condition the suspects are in, because if the
Speaker 1: the other thing is you get a lot of retired
Speaker 1: guys here in the VFW and they're like, I don't
Speaker 1: got anything to do. Hey, you guys want to use
Speaker 1: our training to go track down these idiots get our
Speaker 1: stuff back. Well they did so good on them. All right.
Speaker 1: It's a little weird, weird story I saw there, but
Speaker 1: I love it absolutely all right, let me uh, I
Speaker 1: promise him, Jim Acosta audio, but I want to play
Speaker 1: the whole thing for you, and I'm gonna need a
Speaker 1: little more time. Yeah. Oh wait, Oh we have Austin
Speaker 1: Paul here, all right, well maybe he was in on it, Yes,
Speaker 1: Boston Paul. What's up?
Speaker 4: Bill A record? Bill a record?
Speaker 1: It's our I c or r I c A at
Speaker 1: the end, Bill a RecA.
Speaker 3: You know what you get?
Speaker 1: This is why we got you.
Speaker 3: Guys should be absorbed into some other state.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: Hey, if you were describing a poster earlier and I wasn't,
Speaker 4: I wasn't getting the picture, can you describe it against me?
Speaker 4: But a little more detail.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what I will email it to you.
Speaker 1: How's that?
Speaker 6: Ros?
Speaker 1: Ross.
Speaker 3: Did you post the link to the article?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 1: Okay, if you go to Twitter Boston Paul, it's the link.
Speaker 1: A toddler found wandering around alone outside on the Jersey Shore.
Speaker 1: So how did that happen?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, it went like this. It was let's see twelve
Speaker 1: thirty yesterday afternoon. So there's that the toddler had been
Speaker 1: under the care of a babysitter, that the family had hired.
Speaker 1: The babysitter. Oh lord, she's on one of these babysitting
Speaker 1: sites mom trusted. Oh she has a good rating too.
Speaker 1: She's thirty years old, elementary education degree, but I guess
Speaker 1: she has her own or she's pursuing an RN So
Speaker 1: now she's babysitting. So what happened? Well, police find this
Speaker 1: toddler and like, what the hell's go is there a
Speaker 1: toddler roaming around? They figure out where the toddler lives
Speaker 1: to go to the house. The babysitter is almost dead,
Speaker 1: not from a home invasion. She got into the family's
Speaker 1: booze stash and drank herself to the point she had
Speaker 1: to have her stomach pumped. So obviously at that point
Speaker 1: she to nighted. Looking after the toddler. Yeah, she almost died
Speaker 1: because she consumed so much alcohol. In fact, it was
Speaker 1: the toddler probably walking around and then subsequent police coming
Speaker 1: to figure out where the kid lives and coming to
Speaker 1: the house that probably saved her. Okay, now I'll try
Speaker 1: her profile. She was thirty, she's thirty five. Now she's
Speaker 1: been doing that for a while. Then that's scary stuff too,
Speaker 1: because it sounds like the family, Yeah, they had not
Speaker 1: used her before you people? Is that a thing? I guess.
Speaker 1: I don't have kids.
Speaker 3: I don't know how it works.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't When I was a kid, I
Speaker 1: don't remember all of our babysitters. But I don't think
Speaker 1: I remember any babysitter that wasn't known to my family.
Speaker 1: Do you We had a couple, we had a couple
Speaker 1: that were family friends, like the older daughters that were
Speaker 1: a primary, But I don't remember any babysitters that weren't
Speaker 1: in like where they didn't know them before you left
Speaker 1: your kids? Is that a thing that you do now?
Speaker 3: If you go on a.
Speaker 1: Website and there's a good enough star rating, you're comfortable
Speaker 1: enough leaving your kids with them. I'm just asking. I
Speaker 1: don't know and I don't have kids, and I could
Speaker 1: criticize how you do stuff, but that.
Speaker 3: Just seems insane to me.
Speaker 1: Like it'd be one thing if you had a very
Speaker 1: trusted family friend and their babysitter who maybe you didn't know,
Speaker 1: but you've known your friend thirty years and the babysitters
Speaker 1: worked for them for five years, and maybe you take
Speaker 1: a leap there. But hiring off the internet feels like
Speaker 1: like buying drugs on where the all the stuff's misspelled.
Speaker 3: Just the roll of the dice.
Speaker 1: But also it seems like a very efficient way for
Speaker 1: people who want to be caregivers. And I'm sure most
Speaker 1: of them are, you know, fine with your kids. But
Speaker 1: she's like, I'm in the Jersey Shore, I'm gonna I'm
Speaker 1: gonna party up, and you pay a membership fee to
Speaker 1: use the website. Well, that sounds like that website is
Speaker 1: gonna have themselves a problem. Nanny Nanny Laine issued a
Speaker 1: statement said we're very happy to hear the toddler is
Speaker 1: safe and the okay, so it was a neighbor, was
Speaker 1: the because I was trying to figure out because the
Speaker 1: toddler couldn't say where they lived. I guess a neighbor
Speaker 1: saw the police went over and was like, oh, that's
Speaker 1: the kid from there. Okay, yeah, they had tried the
Speaker 1: site for three days, so they didn't they din't't have
Speaker 1: trust in the site. They sign up for the site.
Speaker 1: Three days later they a complete stranger comes over like, here,
Speaker 1: watch our kids, and she almost died and your kid
Speaker 1: almost died. Oh yeah, there's a lawsuit coming there. Man,
Speaker 1: Holy cow. All right, let me get to the gym
Speaker 1: Acosta audio. All right, what is this? Some people said,
Speaker 1: I've used care dot com to find it, so I'm
Speaker 1: just asking again, I don't know, and I also don't
Speaker 1: know what those sites promise you from a vetting perspective.
Speaker 1: And then also you have to trust that the site's
Speaker 1: going to do it. So do you vet the site
Speaker 1: to make sure they're telling the truth. That's the part
Speaker 1: where it just seems seems a little strange to me.
Speaker 1: But because I can't you know, obviously, I can't remember
Speaker 1: when I was young, young, but I don't remember any
Speaker 1: babysitter that wasn't well known to my family ever. Ever,
Speaker 1: I remember that I felt bad for them. Oh we
Speaker 1: were a little rambunctious, but they handled it, so whatever,
Speaker 1: all right. Let me get over to the Jim Acosta stuff.
Speaker 1: So I'm not a fan of and you see it
Speaker 1: mostly with sports, but a lot of politics stuff. I
Speaker 1: hate going click in a video where somebody's up at
Speaker 1: a podium speaking, So it could be like a coach
Speaker 1: in a post game, or it could be Anthony Blincoln,
Speaker 1: or could be Joe Biden. It doesn't matter. And I
Speaker 1: click on it assuming I'm gonna hear whatever it is
Speaker 1: they're saying, because they haven't disclosed it, and it's just
Speaker 1: somebody with this with an Ai dub who's a poor writer.
Speaker 1: It's half the time, it's never even fine. It's clearly
Speaker 1: not real. I clicked on this Acosta video and there
Speaker 1: was a part of me. I'm so untrusting now that
Speaker 1: there's a part of me the whole time until he
Speaker 1: pulls the stupid sign out where I'm like, is this real?
Speaker 1: Is it? Because yeah, the guy's an ego maniac, but really, really, okay,
Speaker 1: it's clearly it is clearly delusional. What you're gonna hear
Speaker 1: a Costa say, I'm gonna play right here talking about
Speaker 1: how the media is the lifeblood of America and they're
Speaker 1: great and we're here and here's proof.
Speaker 3: Listen to this stupidity.
Speaker 7: I want to take a moment to talk about something
Speaker 7: President Biden said during his farewell address. He warned, the
Speaker 7: free press is crumbling in this country. I would add
Speaker 7: that's only if we, the people, let that happen. Journalists
Speaker 7: exist to seek the truth, to tell people's stories, to
Speaker 7: lift up voices that may not be heard otherwise, to
Speaker 7: shine a light on injustice, and to hold the powerful accountable.
Speaker 7: We are not the enemy of the people. We are
Speaker 7: the defenders of the people. Walter Cronkite once said, freedom
Speaker 7: of the press is not just important to democracy, it
Speaker 7: is democracy. I want to take a moment to show
Speaker 7: you something. A woman sent me this sign eight years ago.
Speaker 7: She carried it here at a march in Washington. She
Speaker 7: wrote on the back of the sign to me and
Speaker 7: the press here in DC, you have our support to
Speaker 7: Nora wherever you are.
Speaker 1: Right back at you, Oh yeah, we're We're not We're
Speaker 1: not there. We're the defenders of the people. Well, clearly
Speaker 1: the people haven't got the memo, and less and less
Speaker 1: of them actually believe that, and especially with you, sir,
Speaker 1: and you are no Walter Cronkite, how's that to quote
Speaker 1: another quote that is usable here and then this science
Speaker 1: so right, you think it's a legit sign. I'm so cynical.
Speaker 1: I think he had his daughter make it put some
Speaker 1: glitter on there, even if it is, because yeah, I
Speaker 1: did see some of those marches. Who the hell knows? Man,
Speaker 1: holy is? What is Jamal hate date night? Hold on,
Speaker 1: let's check this out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jamal, what's up?
Speaker 6: Well, just real quick, the press is the defenders of democracy,
Speaker 6: the podcasts are defenders of the republic. But Kingsey, well,
Speaker 6: my kids were children. I never had a babysitter. I'm
Speaker 6: one of those parents, Kasey that was always scared that
Speaker 6: something may happen like that when it comes to the
Speaker 6: drunk babysitter. The only people that have ever watched my
Speaker 6: children is their grand their grandmother, my wife's mother, and
Speaker 6: my wife's father because both of my parents passed away.
Speaker 6: So that was the only people who ever watch my children.
Speaker 6: Other than that. Of course, you know daycare, well Christian
Speaker 6: Daytare we send them to you know, we pick them
Speaker 6: up after work.
Speaker 1: But okay with my on the culture and says, you've
Speaker 1: never had your children, never had a babysitter, So that's a.
Speaker 6: You know, I've never had a babysitter. I've never had
Speaker 6: a babysitter never.
Speaker 1: Well, yes you have. There were relatives and daycare. So
Speaker 1: I thought you were so. I thought you were like
Speaker 1: never never so, And it's fine. I'm not criticizing you
Speaker 1: for it, but I mean, just don't know them. They
Speaker 1: don't count as a babysitter.
Speaker 6: No, their family, they don't count as babysitting. Your grandmother,
Speaker 6: your grandmother, and your granddaddy do not count as babysitters.
Speaker 6: And of course the school, because I want to make
Speaker 6: sure I say this because if you' somebody hear me
Speaker 6: say it, doesn't tell my wife. My wife will email
Speaker 6: me immediately. I'm not saying teachers are babysitters. No, Ma,
Speaker 6: daycare there not babysitters. They are there to educate and
Speaker 6: teach and stuff like that. No, we're adding tiing a
Speaker 6: babysit or someone like from an agency or the next
Speaker 6: door neighbor kid. No, never had them, and I will
Speaker 6: never have called baby city.
Speaker 1: I hear the best ones are on the dark web.
Speaker 6: Actually, so now see that those are the daddy that's
Speaker 6: the biggest hit in Daddy.
Speaker 1: Those are sugar baby. I just assumed those were babysitters
Speaker 1: that brought candy. That's something different, Okay, all right, well
Speaker 1: I'll do some research, all right, Jamal, have a good
Speaker 1: one there, yeah, Ross you heard that right. The dark
Speaker 1: web is where the best babysitters are film right there?
Speaker 1: So oh wait, no, hold on, that's for people who
Speaker 1: have a toddler fetish where they pretend to be babies,
Speaker 1: and that's that's different, all right, Yeah, should have research that.
Speaker 1: Speaking of research, Ken Boone's research in the weather.
Speaker 3: So do you have kids, Ken Boone?
Speaker 5: I do too, but they're they're in college.
Speaker 1: Well let me ask you this, would you did you
Speaker 1: ever hire a babysitter off of like a website and
Speaker 1: then just leave your kids with them? I never did that.
Speaker 1: Now there's a story where in New Jersey family did that,
Speaker 1: and they the babysitter almost died. The toddler's out wandering
Speaker 1: around in the cold. The babysitter got in the liquor
Speaker 1: cabinet and was put herself in critical condition drinking so much.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, And only the finding the toddler were they
Speaker 1: able to find hersh but I would have died. And
Speaker 1: it's like the family had never met her. They went
Speaker 1: on a website and just say all right, here's our kid,
Speaker 1: and then left and I don't know, it seems crazy
Speaker 1: to me, but anyway, all right, sorry to drag you
Speaker 1: into that, sir, no proper for other purposes, So ruin
Speaker 1: everybody's travel plans go.
Speaker 5: Yes, Well, we've got some some wet weather that's going
Speaker 5: to head in this weekend and then turning really cold
Speaker 5: as we look towards the early part of next week,
Speaker 5: and the possibility for some winter precipitation as we head
Speaker 5: toward the middle of next week. So sunshine today, temperatures
Speaker 5: into low part of the fifties. Clouds will roll in
Speaker 5: here tonight load to bit thirties. We have a chance
Speaker 5: of rain tomorrow, best chance through the morning, highs low fifties.
Speaker 5: We'll keep a chance of raining around on Sunday, mainly
Speaker 5: again through the first half of the day, highs up
Speaker 5: her forties. And then here comes that cold air, clearing
Speaker 5: skies and near twenty Sunday night, low thirties, Monday and
Speaker 5: Tuesday for highs with lows in the teens, and again
Speaker 5: Tuesday night into early Wednesday. If we're gonna see any
Speaker 5: winter precipitation, I think that would be the best chance
Speaker 5: to see something.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, let's let's hope we don't so, all right,
Speaker 1: thanks man, I appreciate it. Alrighty, all right, thought to
Speaker 1: kem boone here in the next hour. You know what,
Speaker 1: I think we have a strong leader for our get
Speaker 1: the wood chippers story of the day.
Speaker 3: Well we have, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'll let you decide. We'll we'll do a little contest
Speaker 1: kind of other thing. I'm gonna tell you two stories.
Speaker 1: When we return, you tell me who most needs the
Speaker 1: wood chipping. Okay, we'll do it next hang on, that's
Speaker 1: my confirmation. We got a lot to get into with
Speaker 1: with him. That'll that'll be at eight oh five. All right,
Speaker 1: well we got two stories. Let's pretend we only got
Speaker 1: one wood chipper and see who gets it, shall we?
Speaker 1: All right, let me start here. Washington Post pullets are
Speaker 1: prize winning cartoonists and obviously a seething moonbat TDS sufferer.
Speaker 3: Was arrested Darren Bell and he is where's he lives?
Speaker 1: He lives in Sacramento. And they they went in full
Speaker 1: like full kit and arrest of this dude over eight
Speaker 1: over What did he have? Okay? So what triggered it
Speaker 1: is somebody uploaded eighteen files of child porn, child sexual abuse.
Speaker 1: They ended up busting him allegedly. This is what the
Speaker 1: arrest report says, with one hundred and thirty four videos
Speaker 1: like tens of thousands of folk, I mean of just awful, awful,
Speaker 1: fully sharing this stuff is what they're saying online, all right.
Speaker 1: And it's ironic because Bell there's several of his cartoons
Speaker 1: where he was literally tackling like groomer stuff, and you know,
Speaker 1: the Nazism of Republicans calling people groomers, and you know,
Speaker 1: it's it is really weird how so many times we
Speaker 1: find ourselves going the loudest critics of people being critical
Speaker 1: are telling on themselves, and then the story turns out.
Speaker 3: To be true. We don't know yet. Here, these are
Speaker 3: just alleged. The arrest was made.
Speaker 1: They hold them on a million dollars bail though, and
Speaker 1: remember he was arrested in California. Also, they say that
Speaker 1: he was using an AI child porn generator. So that's
Speaker 1: that's a new thing that's now in my memory as existing.
Speaker 1: So that's awful. So so that's contestant number one. Contestant
Speaker 1: number one contestant number two in a moment, let me
Speaker 1: grab a quick phone call Hannah, what's going on?
Speaker 8: Hey, Casey Salla's calling because I'm a pediatric PA and
Speaker 8: I see new parents all the time who just needs
Speaker 8: all kinds of new parent advice. And one of the
Speaker 8: biggest things I tell them is like, do not use websites.
Speaker 8: Do not use Facebook pages to find a babysitter. Don't
Speaker 8: post I need a babysitter. Don't get anything. This is crazy.
Speaker 8: You can't bet people like that, you have no just
Speaker 8: because they have a background check just can mean nothing.
Speaker 8: It means they haven't been caught. I mean, it's just terrible.
Speaker 8: I've had two, like in the past five years to
Speaker 8: molest station cases from the in home daycare where it's
Speaker 8: you know, Susie from church is watching them. But you
Speaker 8: can't control nephew or grandson that comes in and out
Speaker 8: of the house.
Speaker 1: All the time. I mean, but you know that, and
Speaker 1: I know you know this, but you know the the
Speaker 1: idea that somebody's good, if somebody's gonna mess with the.
Speaker 3: Kid, there's a huge chunk of.
Speaker 1: That that's coming from inside the family right where you
Speaker 1: see these cases. So you're never going to be one
Speaker 1: hundred percent, but at least you got to on those folks, right,
Speaker 1: you gotta beat us. And I feel bad for people
Speaker 1: who literally just want to care for kids and are
Speaker 1: good at it and trying to expand what they're doing
Speaker 1: because and this this creeps it out. All right, Well
Speaker 1: that's uh, I'm sorry, but that's that's part of your
Speaker 1: gig and I hate that you have to see it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, this whole thing seemed weird to me, and
Speaker 1: I appreciate you calling in there. Oof, there's no there's
Speaker 1: no winners in any of these stories. All right, here
Speaker 1: is contestant number two for the chip.
Speaker 3: Are you ready?
Speaker 1: An Australian social media influencer has been arrested and charged
Speaker 1: by police after she was drugging her top. I guess
Speaker 1: he's one, the one, Yeah, he's one. She's drugging her
Speaker 1: own one year old. She to make videos and uh
Speaker 1: part some of the videos look like early on like
Speaker 1: she's trying to do the David at the dentist, But like,
Speaker 1: what's a one year old saying? But these are prescription
Speaker 1: drugs that she's misusing. She's using essentially her anxiety medication
Speaker 1: and you know the stuff they give you if you're
Speaker 1: afraid of flying and drugging her kid with it. But
Speaker 1: then she spun it allegedly into her kids having health problems.
Speaker 1: It's a.
Speaker 3: What's the what's the thing.
Speaker 1: Where you where you make your kids sick? Right, so
Speaker 1: you can get the attention that goes Yeah, Munchausen by proxy.
Speaker 1: It feels a lot like that. And so then she
Speaker 1: would make these weepy videos about how she's a single mom.
Speaker 1: She's just trying to raise this kid who's got all
Speaker 1: these medical concerns, and when she sticks on the camera,
Speaker 1: the kid looks like he's off, but it's because he's
Speaker 1: on all this medication. So I know, I don't know
Speaker 1: who gets the wood chipper there, man, somebody would drug
Speaker 1: their own one old for internet clout and you know,
Speaker 1: could have killed him very easily, could have killed him,
Speaker 1: or the dude with the AI child porn generator, or
Speaker 1: maybe we just need to buy more woodshippers. I don't know, man. Uh.
Speaker 1: She's charged with five counts of administering poison. I don't
Speaker 1: know how that stacks up in Australia, but they did.
Speaker 1: They did hit her with a with like a top
Speaker 1: charge of torture. You know what good I did the
Speaker 1: math and the math doesn't math. The math I'm referring
Speaker 1: to would be the number of minutes and or hours
Speaker 1: necessary for our next guest, Pete Callander and I to
Speaker 1: thoroughly go through the absolute slog that has been the
Speaker 1: last week. But we will make every every calendar midday's WBT.
Speaker 1: How you doing, brother?
Speaker 4: I am doing well, sir. How are you?
Speaker 1: I wish I would all. I wish we weren't drinking
Speaker 1: out of a fire hose every day.
Speaker 4: But I have a I have a stack of prep
Speaker 4: that is probably about two inches thick. Because I'm old school,
Speaker 4: I print out all of my you.
Speaker 1: Know, poor Ross has to cobble the document together every night.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so but yes, that's how our forefathers did it,
Speaker 1: damn it, That's how we dies so exactly well.
Speaker 4: But you know what you could like I hear hosts
Speaker 4: every now and again who run off of uh strictly
Speaker 4: like a laptop or you know, a tablet or something,
Speaker 4: and you can always tell when they're searching for the
Speaker 4: tab that they had opened for the article that they
Speaker 4: want to reference, because they're like really long pause and
Speaker 4: they're trying to find the tab and you can hear
Speaker 4: the clicking and stuff, and so well, so.
Speaker 3: Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: You don't I don't necessarily need a paper copy, but
Speaker 1: I need the word document because in a word document
Speaker 1: you have you can show the navigation pain and if you,
Speaker 1: if you if and so when Ross puts it together,
Speaker 1: like I'll send them all the links and then he'll
Speaker 1: grab whatever, like in my laptop in front of me.
Speaker 1: Now you still you still want to have paper of
Speaker 1: your computer craps, but and you post that, and on
Speaker 1: the left is just all of the headlines of your stories,
Speaker 1: so you just stare over the one you want and
Speaker 1: click over to it, whereas tabs are hard to see,
Speaker 1: but you can see the full headlines.
Speaker 3: So so yeah, I for the middle, I agree.
Speaker 4: I use Google docs. Google documents for that very.
Speaker 3: Thing right right here, right now, right because you sent
Speaker 3: it to me.
Speaker 6: So yeah, So.
Speaker 4: It's very helpful because it converts all the links into
Speaker 4: the headline so you can easily find. So I've got
Speaker 4: that open during the show in case for some reason
Speaker 4: I come across something that I slapped into the Google document.
Speaker 4: But that, like my Google document is now I think
Speaker 4: thirty eight pages long of just prep links that I
Speaker 4: don't ever get to because drinking from a fire.
Speaker 1: Hose, Yeah, that's exactly it. But there are predictive things
Speaker 1: in this business. And now I want to point out
Speaker 1: that Pete and I have not coordinated this conversation. I
Speaker 1: intentionally didn't do it, but I think that Pete will
Speaker 1: know exactly the answers to these questions. And when I
Speaker 1: talk about predictive events, if you've been doing this as
Speaker 1: long as you and I have been doing this, you
Speaker 1: know that when you hit certain milestones.
Speaker 3: Dates of the year, holidays.
Speaker 1: Weekends, specific things, that there is a type of story
Speaker 1: that you're just kind of waiting for. Okay, it's kind
Speaker 1: of you just you know, it's you know it's coming, like.
Speaker 3: Fourth or tween. Somebody somebody's losing there.
Speaker 1: I was just going to say, how okay, So, and
Speaker 1: again we have not coordinated this. What is the story
Speaker 1: around Halloween that you and I both know will eventually
Speaker 1: emerge on a college campus somewhere.
Speaker 4: What is it right somebody will have dressed in a
Speaker 4: culturally insensitive manner and outrage will ensue.
Speaker 1: Correct, absolutely one percent. What is the story that during
Speaker 1: it could be either as early as MLK holiday, but
Speaker 1: will have absolutely transpired at some point by the end
Speaker 1: of February. What is that story every year on the
Speaker 1: food front that we know is going to happen on
Speaker 1: the food front, Yes, yes, yes, yes, m OK or
Speaker 1: Black History Month a food oh yeah, story that will
Speaker 1: happen every year.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean there's going to be something involving, you know,
Speaker 4: inappropriate use of iconic figures and maybe insensitive events that.
Speaker 3: Command the mark.
Speaker 1: You're getting swayed because the one story we have, which no, no, no,
Speaker 1: there will inevitably be a story of a restaurant or
Speaker 1: a cafeteria that decides to do an m l oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah right, and they'll sell collared greens or something. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: They'll have a they'll have a menu that has culturally
Speaker 4: insensitive food on it, and outrage will ensue.
Speaker 1: Well, in most cases too, the foods is good, and
Speaker 1: in most of those stories, there's not. They were doing
Speaker 1: it to be mean, like there, right they they literally
Speaker 1: were trying to do it too, and it just it
Speaker 1: blew up. This year we went in a different direction
Speaker 1: down in Atlanta. I did not see this one referencing
Speaker 1: you didn't this I poisoned you a little with it
Speaker 1: because this is I didn't expect to see this one.
Speaker 1: So if you miss a part of the show in Atlanta,
Speaker 1: a promoter who had partnered with a venue was promoting
Speaker 1: a party which I can't read the name of, but
Speaker 1: the you know the bill, the little flyer for it
Speaker 1: has a a a modern in modern clothing, right. It
Speaker 1: has a dude with like athletic clothes and big gold
Speaker 1: chains who is right behind a woman who's bent over
Speaker 1: a table. Clearly you know what's going on. She's wearing
Speaker 1: a little nothing, basically little long and the name of
Speaker 1: it implies that that he they're they're using an alternative
Speaker 1: in that. And the heads of the figures are rows
Speaker 1: of old rosa parks from when she's getting the Congressional
Speaker 1: Medal of Honor the Presidential Medal of Honor, or not
Speaker 1: medal of honor, what's the Medal of Freedom. That's the
Speaker 1: photo from her on stage getting it. And it's that
Speaker 1: on the on the woman's body and MLK and the
Speaker 1: man's body. And they said, and it's the second year
Speaker 1: they've done this party, right, what's going on?
Speaker 4: So it's so then the name of the event, but
Speaker 4: I'll help you out with this one. Is he scared
Speaker 4: of the cat the kitty?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, right.
Speaker 4: Reloaded so yeah obviously right, yes m LK weekend celebration.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: And it's at some Ethiopian restaurant, which they look just
Speaker 4: as an aside. They've come a long way, I would say,
Speaker 4: because when I was a kid, you would not ever
Speaker 4: expect to see an Ethiopian restaurant. I'm just saying due
Speaker 4: to the current events at the time, I feel like
Speaker 4: famine and yes, so the idea, yeah yeah, yeah, so
Speaker 4: the idea now, I mean, and I think it is
Speaker 4: very important that we honor progress where it occurs, because
Speaker 4: so many times in our political culture and in our
Speaker 4: society kind of at large, we never stop and recognize
Speaker 4: the progress that we have made. Particularly it's bad among progressives,
Speaker 4: ironically enough, they never think that we've actually progressed. And
Speaker 4: so I think it's important to note that that here
Speaker 4: they are now with restaurants in America, right, God bless America.
Speaker 4: So there's that. Now. The other thing here is that
Speaker 4: I like, I'm not sure who is in charge of this,
Speaker 4: like the restaurants as I understand it, has come out
Speaker 4: and said like we didn't do anything about this, like
Speaker 4: we just like both.
Speaker 1: And to have a party. You and I have worked
Speaker 1: in radio enough and and we're we have promoters, and
Speaker 1: we have a vent whether it's spoke and the amount
Speaker 1: of bureaucracy for us to do like a show, you
Speaker 1: know with a guess maybe we d PAK or something like. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everybody kind of knows what's going on. I don't think
Speaker 1: the restaurant's off the hook, even if they didn't plan it, because.
Speaker 3: No, I'm not saying completely.
Speaker 4: Right. I'm not saying they're completely off the hook. I
Speaker 4: don't know what the branding was like last year. Maybe
Speaker 4: this year is different or something. But also, if this
Speaker 4: isn't Ethiopian restaurant, I am assuming that the owners are
Speaker 4: in fact Ethiopian. I know that's a big assumption, but
Speaker 4: I'm just going to assume that they may not actually
Speaker 4: And so think about think about like somebody coming from
Speaker 4: another country, they arrive in America, they set up a
Speaker 4: restaurant in Atlanta, I assume, or a restaurant and club
Speaker 4: I guess, so they are catering to a clientele, right,
Speaker 4: think about when they are presented with this poster that
Speaker 4: they are not sort of steeped in the cultural ways
Speaker 4: of America of the last you know, thirty forty years
Speaker 4: or so, so all they know is what they have
Speaker 4: recently been exposed to culturally. So when they look at
Speaker 4: a poster of this sort, they don't see anything wrong
Speaker 4: with it. They don't see something And again this is
Speaker 4: not a defense to anybody that it is.
Speaker 1: This is, but you're in culture minutes, if you're in
Speaker 1: Atlanta for five minutes, you're gonna hear about mk no.
Speaker 4: I agree, yeah, yeah, yeah, down there, yes, absolutely, no, absolutely.
Speaker 4: But the idea though that this isn't sort of in
Speaker 4: line with the cultural norms, I think that might be
Speaker 4: a bit too much to ask somebody who's not from America,
Speaker 4: and they just they're exposed to the current cultural norm
Speaker 4: where this kind of imagery is. It's pretty normal. Not
Speaker 4: with the faces on the bodies obviously, but like this
Speaker 4: kind of use of the body and the selling of
Speaker 4: sex and promiscuity and all.
Speaker 1: Of that rightsolutely right.
Speaker 4: So they get presented with this this poster, even if
Speaker 4: they knew who Rosa Parks was by you know, by
Speaker 4: the photo identification, right, So let's assume that they knew
Speaker 4: that that was Rosa Parks. Think about it, that they
Speaker 4: are in this current culture and they would not recognize
Speaker 4: that this is egregious, right, That to me is an
Speaker 4: indictment if true. Again, I gotta keep saying, I don't
Speaker 4: know who the owners are, you know, what they knew,
Speaker 4: what their body of knowledge was about these uh, these
Speaker 4: historical figures. But if they were unaware and of who
Speaker 4: these people are, or even if they knew who they are,
Speaker 4: but they think that this is acceptable because of what
Speaker 4: they see all around them all the time currently, that's
Speaker 4: an indictment.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what, I'll meet you halfway on it.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I should do is I should
Speaker 1: have gone instead of see how long the restaurant's been there,
Speaker 1: you know, and they're about me?
Speaker 3: Yeah they're there twenty years?
Speaker 4: Then then yeah they should know better.
Speaker 1: Absolutely all right, I'll meet you halfway on that. And
Speaker 1: you know what I think it is. I think that
Speaker 1: they just have really poor planning when it comes to
Speaker 1: bar events in Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Did you see the story a few weeks ago or
Speaker 3: do I guess it was just.
Speaker 1: Before the bit we all kind of took our big vacation.
Speaker 3: Of the bar.
Speaker 1: It's just outside of Atlanta, and it's very rule. And
Speaker 1: if you look at what I do you do this
Speaker 1: when you want to look and get a sense for
Speaker 1: a place, do you ever go to like Google Earth
Speaker 1: and look at a street view or or if you're
Speaker 1: on there, if you click on a restaurant and on
Speaker 1: the Google and they they have photos, they have photos
Speaker 1: of what it looks like when there's a bunch of
Speaker 1: people in there, so you can get a sense of
Speaker 1: Do they have a bar, a nice bar to sit at.
Speaker 1: They have a pool table, even if it's not just
Speaker 1: I use it all the time. This bar, this one
Speaker 1: not for this one, but for this other story. So
Speaker 1: the bar and the other story from a few weeks ago.
Speaker 1: So it's pickup trucks, many of which have like blue
Speaker 1: collar you know, like Mike's plumbing all that, motorcycles and
Speaker 1: uh you know, dirt parking lot. And it looks like
Speaker 1: it looks like it's it's uh, you know, very very
Speaker 1: blue collar, probably a little rednecky. From the juke box
Speaker 1: and the posters that are up there, it looks like
Speaker 1: kind of place I'd actually like to go. And those
Speaker 1: are the places I like. So so they hire a
Speaker 1: band to come in and one of the singers in
Speaker 1: the band starts screaming about killing white people, and the
Speaker 1: owner didn't vet it well. And then it turned into
Speaker 1: the stereotypical where they were breaking pool cues to fight eGain,
Speaker 1: and it's the whole thing is insane. It's like I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the bar and I'm like that, and and
Speaker 1: every and every one of the photos it's a bunch
Speaker 1: of it's a bunch of white people, bikers and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, farmer looking dudes, and and so you brought
Speaker 1: in the Bill Whitey thing. And what was so funny
Speaker 1: is the old Eddie Murphy bit when he did the VFW.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that?
Speaker 9: No, but.
Speaker 1: If you can quickly find that he's probably doing something
Speaker 1: else but.
Speaker 4: The jazz singer Neil Diamond, he dresses up in black face.
Speaker 1: You have you never seen the old Eddie Murphy. You
Speaker 1: never seen the old Eddie Murphy of vf W skit
Speaker 1: from ESSENL. It's dude, it's one of they have. It's
Speaker 1: one of the So Eddie Murphy is part here. It
Speaker 1: is okay?
Speaker 3: Is that the is that the no, give me the hook?
Speaker 3: Is that the hook?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: It is all right. So it's a there're a they're
Speaker 1: a reggae band, and so.
Speaker 3: It's it's all a bunch of old veterans. It's all
Speaker 3: a bunch of old veterans.
Speaker 1: And uh, and Eddie Murphy's guys go up there and
Speaker 1: start singing this hold on, hold.
Speaker 10: On, what fun my record?
Speaker 1: All Right? He did the meme, and it's like, that
Speaker 1: is our society now doing the meme. You saw Kirsten
Speaker 1: gillibrand Pete Hegseth did the meme the other day with
Speaker 1: the came for the plate of salad and all that.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to use this transition, probably a lot
Speaker 1: later than I should have. H What have you thought
Speaker 1: of the confirmation hearings? Do you think anyone's been disqualified
Speaker 1: or you think they're going to sound through?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think they're all going to get through. I think
Speaker 4: they're I think hag Seth was the toughest one to
Speaker 4: get through, and he did well. Yeah, he did well.
Speaker 1: Women, I'm sorry, I don't want to make this about women,
Speaker 1: but like Democrat women, you're not doing yourself any favors.
Speaker 4: No, No, it's uh, it's yeah, it's have you heard
Speaker 4: this term the long house? I you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I've heard I've heard of reference from a Native American perspective,
Speaker 1: but I think you means so, right, So what is.
Speaker 4: It about the long house? And these remember the native cultures,
Speaker 4: the indigenous people who their their villages and their societies
Speaker 4: were governed and led by women. And so this is
Speaker 4: what is now kind of emerging, is this narrative if
Speaker 4: you will that uh, like, this is what the long
Speaker 4: house looks like? And uh, I mean yeah, like, I
Speaker 4: like there is a way to you know, express passion
Speaker 4: and uh and emotion and you know, lay into account
Speaker 4: for me or something. But there's also a line that
Speaker 4: you shouldn't cross when it turns into shrieking, you know.
Speaker 1: And you're telling on your stuff because you don't think
Speaker 1: you can compete unless you do that. That's what's that's
Speaker 1: what's crazy about it, right, Yeah, you have to do
Speaker 1: that even though your male counterparts are being equally as
Speaker 1: jerkish and bringing up irrelevant stuff, but you feel you
Speaker 1: have to do it at a higher decibel, right.
Speaker 4: And yeah, and that's the thing. We all know what
Speaker 4: these hearings are about. They're all going to get confirmed,
Speaker 4: it looks like, and what these hearings are about is
Speaker 4: creating the thirty second clip so you can send it
Speaker 4: out to your big time donors and then they all
Speaker 4: know that you're fighting for them and they'll throw you
Speaker 4: some more money. That's that's all these things are good for,
Speaker 4: I think at this point. I honestly though, the best
Speaker 4: one I saw was Rubio's Marco Rubios, where I guess
Speaker 4: because he is a senator and he has good relationships
Speaker 4: with the people that you know, he served with that
Speaker 4: it was actually a discussion about like geopolitics and American
Speaker 4: posture toward the rest of the world. It was actually
Speaker 4: very substantive. It was three hours long, but I enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: Why look, I watched a whole bunch of Democrats Republicans
Speaker 1: who were asking substantive questions. I appreciate that there's also
Speaker 1: Republican posturing, but it's just oh yeah, so all right,
Speaker 1: I got a roll. And by the way, shriek skull,
Speaker 1: Kirsten Gillibran shriek scolding hag Seth over drinking is hilarious.
Speaker 1: But that's for another day. All right, Pete, have a
Speaker 1: good weekend. Brother who wants to talk about exploding livestock?
Speaker 1: Raise your all of you, Okay, good, good, good good.
Speaker 1: But we're not gonna start there. But I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: there because, yes, even though I don't live in Wyoming anymore,
Speaker 1: that's where I come from. And uh, there's a So
Speaker 1: I follow the news and there's a there's an interesting
Speaker 1: story out there, and I went to go read it,
Speaker 1: the latest update on it, because it sounds like the
Speaker 1: thing's getting approved. And the comments were insane. People are upset,
Speaker 1: and they got all different things, and then they started
Speaker 1: pulling up old stuff and going, well, there's a way
Speaker 1: you can't trust wyomingites. They blow up horses. So don't worry.
Speaker 1: It's all gonna make sense.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: So this is interesting. One of the things we know
Speaker 1: about the windmills, the big you know, the big wind turbines,
Speaker 1: is the blades have a lifespan, and when you take
Speaker 1: them apart, it is they generally just they it's landfill city, man.
Speaker 1: They're not reusing them. It's you know, it's the part
Speaker 1: of green energy that they don't dwell upon. You know,
Speaker 1: where it's eating all the eagles and then there's massive
Speaker 1: amounts of waste. But there is so what do you
Speaker 1: do with those blades? Well, some lawmakers in Wyoming had
Speaker 1: an idea because Wyoming has their own issue when it
Speaker 1: comes to energy production, albeit of the older school variety.
Speaker 1: If any of you have ever spent any time out
Speaker 1: in Wyoming around the Gillette area, they have mines, including
Speaker 1: the largest open faced coal mine in the world.
Speaker 3: And it's not close.
Speaker 1: In fact, if you're in Gellette and you go on
Speaker 1: the old highway like five ten miles towards Claremont and
Speaker 1: Flow where I'm from, which is like ninety miles away,
Speaker 1: you are presented with the that mine and it's right
Speaker 1: alongside the road.
Speaker 3: In fact, there's like a pull off rest stop.
Speaker 1: And then these and then there's a viewing tower. It's
Speaker 1: just and i'll describe it's like a platform for speakers
Speaker 1: or whatever. And you walk up there and you look
Speaker 1: down in this thing. When you look down, you see
Speaker 1: what looks like a regular sized dump truck, but it's
Speaker 1: so far down. It's one where you if you stood
Speaker 1: next to it, your head wouldn't come up to the
Speaker 1: middle of the wheel. And you and so on many occasions,
Speaker 1: me and my buddies a stare down into that thing
Speaker 1: just because I don't know, we're dudes whatever. But once
Speaker 1: you're done with that particular mine. And there are two
Speaker 1: where they start on a new hole. They have to
Speaker 1: backfill it, but they don't have enough earth to backfill
Speaker 1: it because there's the earth they took.
Speaker 3: But once they hit the coal and you can see
Speaker 3: the coal, it's pure coal.
Speaker 1: There's so much and that's all been extracted and utilized.
Speaker 1: So now what do you fill it with? Well, some
Speaker 1: lawmaker in Wyoming is like, hey, what if we we
Speaker 1: offer essentially a hole for them to throw all.
Speaker 3: Their stupid old blades in.
Speaker 1: We charge them a crap ton of money that and
Speaker 1: then we don't have to pay for, you know, having
Speaker 1: to fill it in with other stuff, and then we
Speaker 1: save money and make money at the same time. It's
Speaker 1: that fiscal responsibility in Wyoming I love so much. So
Speaker 1: who would hate on this? Apparently everybody because it's got
Speaker 1: the word coal in it.
Speaker 3: It's just the dumbest stuff.
Speaker 1: And then somebody decided to roll the exploding horse hand grenade.
Speaker 1: I have heard this insult for as long as I right,
Speaker 1: as long as I've been alive, as long as I
Speaker 1: paid attention to this stuff, and I realized people don't
Speaker 1: know about this very much. But let me, let me
Speaker 1: explain it. Really, it got some prominence here. I don't
Speaker 1: know about a year ago. I don't think we did
Speaker 1: it on the air, but in in Wyoming rangers forest
Speaker 1: rangers because of how dry it was announced that they
Speaker 1: would cease or temporarily cease uh A, something that they do,
Speaker 1: and that is blowing up dead horses. And I know true,
Speaker 1: you're like, what why would you literally detonate a horse carcass? Okay,
Speaker 1: they're not killing the horses. Are these are either these
Speaker 1: are horses that they utilize and then the horse dies.
Speaker 1: But they're up at they're in patrol cabins. A patrol
Speaker 1: cabins up in the Shoshone wilderness there. That's where these
Speaker 1: rangers come in. And if you've got a horseback country falls,
Speaker 1: gets injured, has to be put down. What do you
Speaker 1: do with the carcass? And you don't leave it? And
Speaker 1: the reason you don't leave it is because if it's
Speaker 1: in proximity to where you are, you're going to be
Speaker 1: in proximity to grizzly bears and wolves in a minute.
Speaker 1: So I'm not making this up. In fact, there is
Speaker 1: a there is little There are documents that you can
Speaker 1: get from the US Forest Service that give you a
Speaker 1: tutorial on how to.
Speaker 3: Blow up a horse.
Speaker 2: No, I encountered this, Actually, no I did. I'm being serious. So, okay,
Speaker 2: like two thousand and three, I took a job I
Speaker 2: was working in Omha, Nebraska. I took a job at
Speaker 2: a radio station in Salt Lake City and I drive through. Yeah,
Speaker 2: there was about I don't know, I want to say,
Speaker 2: fifteen to twenty minute span when I'm driving through Wyoming
Speaker 2: and it was just raining cattle parts onto my car.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's I remember, like fifteen the big thud. Damn,
Speaker 1: Like is that like a hoof? Yeah, it's free meat.
Speaker 1: So all right, I'm sorry that happened to you. That's
Speaker 1: that thing that totally happened. I'm sorry that happened to you. No, No,
Speaker 1: this is serious and many and we don't explain if
Speaker 1: we have a cow die.
Speaker 3: Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: On a ranch, you'll have what's called a boneyard usually
Speaker 1: and so and it's it's as far away from one
Speaker 1: where the higher elevation, but two you want it as
Speaker 1: far away obviously of where you're going to be on
Speaker 1: the regular. And while we don't explode a dead cow,
Speaker 1: we'll load them up in the front loader or whatever
Speaker 1: or whatever we need, pop them on, drive them out there,
Speaker 1: and then carcass there and you can burn them. Now
Speaker 1: I'm such a jerk. What I would do is I
Speaker 1: drop the carcass there because we don't have down that
Speaker 1: lower part the proximity. They're probably gonna get a grizzly
Speaker 1: bear down there. I get some wolves, but but I'm
Speaker 1: looking for coyotes, baby, So if we had a cow die,
Speaker 1: I'd be sad, but I'd also be happy cause now
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put that fresh carcass there and you show
Speaker 1: up and there's bones of cows. There's bones of cows,
Speaker 1: just bacon in the sun there from my great grandparents.
Speaker 1: Because we don't have a lot of critters that eat
Speaker 1: bones and antlers like you see it like North Carolina's
Speaker 1: got a lot.
Speaker 3: We don't have a lot of.
Speaker 1: Forest floor and so we don't like That's why you
Speaker 1: can find shed hoorns. I found a shed horns that's calcified.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. That's clearly from an elk from probably before
Speaker 1: I was born. They just don't go away. And I'd
Speaker 1: put the carcass there and then about two hundred yards away.
Speaker 1: There's this like this very random rise, little butte looking thing,
Speaker 1: and you can I can drive up on top of
Speaker 1: it and I go up there and at dusk and
Speaker 1: me and my buddies would just be sitting there shooting
Speaker 1: the breeze and then we just slay in coyotes man,
Speaker 1: which in Wyoming, even if you're not a resident, you
Speaker 1: don't need to tag for it. They're considered varmits. So yeah,
Speaker 1: and then eventually you gotta go and you hit it
Speaker 1: with the gasoline and you burn it, and you stand
Speaker 1: Aroundbviously it's control burn and then there you go. That's
Speaker 1: but they can't burn it when they're up in that stuff.
Speaker 1: So they literally explode the horse. And there is a guy.
Speaker 1: There's literally a guide to do it that the Forest
Speaker 1: Service publishes. I'm not making this side. In fact, I
Speaker 1: said it to Ross so he could confirm that it
Speaker 1: is a thing I did.
Speaker 3: I not send you any how to explode horses.
Speaker 2: You send me the PDF and it's like a blueprint
Speaker 2: of how to properly blow up a horse. And that
Speaker 2: reminded me of my drive through I know, my.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because like because I kid you not, You're like,
Speaker 1: why would why would you need a guy. It shows
Speaker 1: you where to place the explosives. But most importantly, you
Speaker 1: got to strip the horse first. Uh, if they're shod,
Speaker 1: you got to take those shoes off. You're going to
Speaker 1: get killed by a fly and shoe.
Speaker 2: Plus, you don't want it to be like those idiots
Speaker 2: in Oregon with the whale.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm so judgmental of the whale because obviously
Speaker 1: those rookies didn't know what they're doing. Now have I
Speaker 1: seen a carcass, a horse carcass, Yes, I have. I
Speaker 1: have watched it. It wasn't by the forest Service that
Speaker 1: did it. One of the ranchers did it. And he
Speaker 1: did it because it was a thing that there's a
Speaker 1: frigging guide showing you how to do, and he had
Speaker 1: some explosives. So what are you gonna do? And you
Speaker 1: know what, pretty efficient that. Don't get me wrong. You're
Speaker 1: still gonna have scavengers in there. But because it spreads
Speaker 1: it out and there's a couple other things you do
Speaker 1: where you kind of dig around there, you can you
Speaker 1: can mitigate a lot of the the predators from coming in.
Speaker 1: It's just it sounds crazy, but it's like it makes sense.
Speaker 1: If you understand trying to mitigate an encounter with the
Speaker 1: grizzly bear, which you don't want.
Speaker 3: None of.
Speaker 1: You want none of that. I've and down the lower
Speaker 1: part of the property. I think my entire lifetime, I
Speaker 1: saw only one brown bear. And I'm not even sure
Speaker 1: of it. I'm seventy five percent because he was so
Speaker 1: far away. But the body size was so big. It
Speaker 1: couldn't have been a black bear because they just don't
Speaker 1: get that big. And or we been a black bear
Speaker 1: that was in more of a browner phase, which we
Speaker 1: have a lot of in Wyoming. So yeah, yeah, there's
Speaker 1: reasons you do this stuff, and then people use as
Speaker 1: an insult and they don't understand that it is wild
Speaker 1: and it happens to this day. Okay, that we all
Speaker 1: learned something. And for those of you have a horse
Speaker 1: that's getting near the end, maybe you got some ideas.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's legal in North Carolina. Look
Speaker 1: it up Ken Boon for the Weather Channel. Got he's
Speaker 1: got some weather here and you're not gonna like it
Speaker 1: anyway unless.
Speaker 3: You're a weirdo who likes to freeze.
Speaker 1: So what's up man?
Speaker 6: Not much?
Speaker 5: We do have some rain, that's gonna head in this weekend,
Speaker 5: followed by really cold air looking towards next week. Sunshine
Speaker 5: out there today, so a nice finish here to the week.
Speaker 5: Temperatures into low fifties this afternoon. Clouds expected to roll
Speaker 5: in tonight, low to mid thirties, rain tomorrow. Best chance
Speaker 5: will be through the first part of the day, the afternoon,
Speaker 5: I think, mad extu to see some sunshine. Temperatures tomorrow
Speaker 5: into the middle part of the fifties. Chance to shower
Speaker 5: Sunday to finish the weekend upper forties, and then he
Speaker 5: gets really cold as we head into early next week.
Speaker 5: Clearing sky's force on Sunday night. Temperatures on Sunday night
Speaker 5: head it all the way down to near twenty degrees
Speaker 5: thirty two for a high on Monday.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you sir, having good weekend you too. Yeah. Oh,
Speaker 1: and by the way, it's not just horses. Also, if
Speaker 1: they come across a moose or an elk carcass, they'll
Speaker 1: blow that thing up too. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Let's uh oh is that? How crazy?
Speaker 1: Is that what they're doing at Chris Christie's funeral when
Speaker 1: it happened? Come on, sir, I mean, maybe what if
Speaker 1: what if some dude road in his will that's what
Speaker 1: he wanted, would you have to follow it? Because like,
Speaker 1: what does it matter? He just wants to go out
Speaker 1: with a bang. See what I did there? No, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, we'll be back. Hang on three day weekend
Speaker 1: coming up, Jeff. I'm assuming for you as well, So
Speaker 1: let's make it a good one. What's up.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we'll get a good start to today's session. At
Speaker 11: least that's what the futures are suggesting a case. S
Speaker 11: and P futures are up forty Nasdaq futures or up
Speaker 11: two hundred sixty one in the Dow futures or up
Speaker 11: two hundred and thirty three. Just got a report that
Speaker 11: homebuilders were at work on a lot of new projects
Speaker 11: last month. The government reports housing starts surge nearly sixteen
Speaker 11: percent in December. A three percent increase was expected. The
Speaker 11: report says groundbreakings for multifamily projects were especially strong. The
Speaker 11: jump and mortgage interest rates sent pending home sales lower
Speaker 11: last month. Redfinn says pending sales were down four and
Speaker 11: a half percent from November. That was the biggest month
Speaker 11: over month declined since twenty twenty two. Mortgage interest rates
Speaker 11: moved even higher this month, so that could mean more
Speaker 11: trouble for housing sales. Now appears TikTok will be around
Speaker 11: for at least a while longer, even if the Supreme
Speaker 11: Court upholds the ban scheduled to take effect on Sunday.
Speaker 11: The timing of the band works in TikTok's favor. It
Speaker 11: comes on a Holly Day weekend, just ahead of Inauguration Day,
Speaker 11: and Donald Trump has said he will allow more time
Speaker 11: for the app's Chinese parent company to divest. American Express
Speaker 11: settled charges related to its sales practice. The company will
Speaker 11: pay two hundred and thirty million dollars in penalties. The
Speaker 11: Justice Department had accused MX of using deceptive practices to
Speaker 11: sell products to small businesses. Those practices were discontinued in
Speaker 11: twenty twenty one. United Healthcare will pay two and a
Speaker 11: half million dollars to settle charges that it violated the
Speaker 11: Telephone Consumer Protection Act by placing telemarketing calls to non
Speaker 11: members after attorney's fees or paid. The remainder of the
Speaker 11: settlement will be distributed to more than twelve thousand plaintiffs
Speaker 11: with valid claims, so no Hawaii vacations coming there In Casey.
Speaker 11: A new report is fueling debate over whether calorie labels
Speaker 11: are worth keeping. Researchers looked at twenty five studies from
Speaker 11: the US, UK, France, and other nations. They found that
Speaker 11: posting calorie information and supermarkets and restaurants has just a
Speaker 11: minimal impact on consumers food choices. Having the dietary information
Speaker 11: available resulted in an average calorie reduction less than two percent.
Speaker 11: One review says, that's like removing two almonds from a
Speaker 11: six hundred calorie meal.
Speaker 1: Casey, every little bit and every little bit, Okay, maybe
Speaker 1: a little more would be I needed there. Jeff, have
Speaker 1: yourself a good long weekend. We'll talk Tuesday, sir.
Speaker 11: Okay, you have a good one too, Casey, take care.
Speaker 1: There you go. Jeff Ellinger, Bloomberg News, oh man, oh man.
Speaker 1: All right. Let me.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to fit all this stuff in.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 1: We have lost a couple Folk director David Lynch. You
Speaker 1: either love him or hate him. I like me some
Speaker 1: David Lynch, but it's those movies are going to be strange.
Speaker 1: Has passed away. Also. Bob Youuker, Bob Youker, Yes, everybody
Speaker 1: you know this.
Speaker 3: This thing is really getting.
Speaker 1: Kind of serious.
Speaker 3: No, I haven't been able to locate Vana White.
Speaker 9: And I was supposed to a Hi Andrey my good buddy.
Speaker 1: Because Ross has a clip involving wrestling for every potential
Speaker 1: news story. Why are you laughing? I was?
Speaker 7: I was.
Speaker 2: I was sad to hear of his passing yesterday, But
Speaker 2: as soon as it happened, I said to myself, I
Speaker 2: have a clip of him in the system with Andre
Speaker 2: the Giant from WrestleMania three.
Speaker 1: All right, hold on, let me.
Speaker 3: Finish your clip.
Speaker 9: You got me, you got the Giant, the only profession
Speaker 9: the wrestler was still undefeated and all Fulgan, I'm put
Speaker 9: to be it because now that did yes all his
Speaker 9: way up. That's why you're paying me for to keep
Speaker 9: you out of the tournament, Olgan. And you are and
Speaker 9: I know one thing, and that's why the people go
Speaker 9: to know through and that's why they go to remumber.
Speaker 9: You are the ex shopion.
Speaker 1: Hell are you there? You have it?
Speaker 3: I still haven't found.
Speaker 9: Yes, champion, don't worry about Vana White. Now I'll throw
Speaker 9: hidden all faminga is all the.
Speaker 1: How about getting here?
Speaker 3: How about getting your foot off my shoulder?
Speaker 1: All right? And because I don't want to cheat Rossa,
Speaker 1: and he has had a cut in the system for years,
Speaker 1: anticipating this day.
Speaker 2: As a kid, I saw that happen to Live a
Speaker 2: wrestling at three, and I'm like, I'm like, that guy's
Speaker 2: gonna kill Bob Buker. Yeah, and I'm like, man, Bob Buker,
Speaker 2: really he's really into Vana White?
Speaker 1: Why is that? Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: And then of course you know major League. There's so
Speaker 1: many good quotes there, so very sad there. But yes,
Speaker 1: just as there's a fetish for everything on the internet,
Speaker 1: there's a wrestling cut for all the stories we do,
Speaker 1: uh clogging our next gen system