Speaker 1: But it's something about this joy right here, this joy
Speaker 1: right here, it makes me want to go. Can let
Speaker 1: this thing called not get away?
Speaker 2: Girl? You'll free ride my battle watch wall?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Can then nobody take it away?
Speaker 3: M J B. No to.
Speaker 4: Are you getting no teping naggi a bus because it's
Speaker 4: been a long week.
Speaker 1: I putting my heart is gonna let together the one
Speaker 1: I'm want to see you and I'm walking custom from.
Speaker 2: New York City to the world.
Speaker 5: A Cincinnati fan favorite for many years at the Cincinnati
Speaker 5: Music Festival, It's like they just reserve a room for her,
Speaker 5: seemingly every year.
Speaker 2: The one and only Mary J.
Speaker 5: Blige, the Queen of hip Hop's souls, celebrating her field
Speaker 5: fifty fourth birthday on this January eleventh.
Speaker 2: We got some other things going on too.
Speaker 5: Before we look at and look back at significant events
Speaker 5: and people tied to this particular date in history, including
Speaker 5: but not limited to these. Eighteen sixty one, Alabama becomes
Speaker 5: the fourth state to declare its secession from the Union.
Speaker 5: The dominoes have begun to fall very rapidly. Flash forward
Speaker 5: to January eleventh, nineteen oh eight, nineteen o eight, when
Speaker 5: then President Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt leverages the Antiquities Act of
Speaker 5: a couple of years before to proclaim the Grand Canyon
Speaker 5: and as a National monument. It become a National Park
Speaker 5: eleven years later this date. In nineteen sixty four, the
Speaker 5: US Surgeon General Luther Terry issued Smoking in Health, the
Speaker 5: report that concluded that cigarette smoking contributes substantially to mortality
Speaker 5: from certain specific diseases and to the overall death rate.
Speaker 5: The warnings have gotten even more over the years from
Speaker 5: ensuing Surgeon generals, and of course today we know, according
Speaker 5: to the Surgeon General and everybody else in the last
Speaker 5: week or two, that alcohol, even just to drop, will
Speaker 5: kill you. Two thousand and two, on this day, the
Speaker 5: first Al Cata prisoners from Afghanistan arrived at Guantanamo Bay.
Speaker 5: Twenty ten, Mark McGuire admitted to the AP that he'd
Speaker 5: used st steroids and human growth hormones when he broke
Speaker 5: baseball's home run record back in nineteen ninety eight. Well know, duh.
Speaker 5: A lot of the kids were doing it, and it
Speaker 5: was all encouraged by Major League Baseball, and then they
Speaker 5: threw the players under the bus. It was just four
Speaker 5: years ago today that House Democrats introduced articles of impeachment
Speaker 5: against then President Donald Trump, who was president for nine
Speaker 5: more days, charging in with incitement of insurrection in the
Speaker 5: wake of the protest on the US Capitol Building five
Speaker 5: days before. Funny, none of those people arrested for January
Speaker 5: sixth charged or arrested for insurrection. Donald Trump never charged
Speaker 5: with insurrection, and yet Golf Hall of Famer Ben Crenshaw
Speaker 5: turned seventy two today. Jazz guitarist Lee written hour and
Speaker 5: I will have Liam dig up some Lee written hour
Speaker 5: later on this morning, incredible player. He's seventy three today.
Speaker 5: Olympic swimming gold medalist Tracy Hawkins believe it or Not,
Speaker 5: is sixty two. Filmmaker Malcolm D. Lee fifty five, mentioned
Speaker 5: Mary Jay, and actor Aman de Pete is the Big
Speaker 5: five to three. If it is your birthday, I hope
Speaker 5: it is the best birthday you could possibly imagine and
Speaker 5: you get to spend it with the people you love,
Speaker 5: doing the things you love to do. And that's truly
Speaker 5: my wish for you. Happy birthday. January eleventh also the
Speaker 5: anniversary of my parents' wedding. They are celebrating separately this weekend.
Speaker 5: My father, eighty eight, is in a hospital rehab there
Speaker 5: in Middle Tennessee. Mom is at home snowed in, but
Speaker 5: today they are married sixty seven years. Congratulations Mom and Pop.
Speaker 5: Obviously without them, I wouldn't be here. But more to
Speaker 5: the point, sixty seven years. You do anything for sixty
Speaker 5: seven years, and you have found some magic formula. You
Speaker 5: have exceeded most people's expectations for anything, for the duration
Speaker 5: of anything. Very few people have the stamina to work
Speaker 5: at a job for sixty seven years. Well, marriage, successful
Speaker 5: marriage is, if it's right, the best job you'll ever have.
Speaker 5: And my parents continue to teach me that, and I
Speaker 5: am blessed by God for that reason. Five point one
Speaker 5: seven hundred WL. But that cloudy today gradually becoming more
Speaker 5: suddenly sunny as the day goes on high around thirty
Speaker 5: this afternoon. We'll get down to twelve tomorrow morning, and
Speaker 5: then partly sunshine on Sunday for the balance of the day.
Speaker 5: Him year thirty four, we cloud up against Sunday night,
Speaker 5: partly Sunday Monday in the high round twenty nine so
Speaker 5: above freezing, just long enough to do some melting so
Speaker 5: we can have re icing. Isn't that fun? It's twenty
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Speaker 6: Seven one hundred WLW sport.
Speaker 5: So we finally know who Notre Dame will be playing
Speaker 5: in the National Championship Game on January twentieth.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Ohio State Notre Dame will face off in Atlanta,
Speaker 7: Georgia on January twentieth, thanks to a twenty eight and
Speaker 7: fourteen Ohio State win over Texas. Texas had the ball
Speaker 7: at the one yard line with the chances hide the
Speaker 7: game up with under three minutes left in the ballgame,
Speaker 7: but Ohio State and their defense bowed up and Jack
Speaker 7: Sawyer stripped his former roommate Quinn Ewers for an eighty
Speaker 7: three yard touchdown. College Bascos the NFL slate today playoffs
Speaker 7: began for Wildcard weekend. The first game is between the
Speaker 7: Chargers and Texans in Houston, and then the Ravens and
Speaker 7: Steelers in an AFC North wild Card matchup at night
Speaker 7: and tomorrow the Bills hosts the Broncos and the Eagles
Speaker 7: host the Packers. The game Monday Night between the Rams
Speaker 7: and the Vikings was moved from Los Angeles to the
Speaker 7: Wildfires to Glendale Stadium in Arizona, home of the Cardinals.
Speaker 7: Some college basketball Tonight, u See hosts Kansas and the
Speaker 7: pursuit of their first Big twelve win of the season.
Speaker 7: Pregame cover begins at one thirty tip A set for two.
Speaker 7: Catch all that action right here on seven hundred WL.
Speaker 7: Do they have not looked impressive in their Big twelve?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have not.
Speaker 7: Been able to really capitalize on the opportunity to give
Speaker 7: it to them. I mean, they went down nineteen against Arizona,
Speaker 7: they come all the way back, cut it to two,
Speaker 7: and they just couldn't finish it. But you can't take
Speaker 7: yourselves into whole like that, especially in conference play. But
Speaker 7: the Baylor game was just Yeah, on the road in
Speaker 7: conference play is always hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, So Kansas is no test at all.
Speaker 7: Xavier travels to DePaul this evening. Pregame coverage begins at
Speaker 7: three thirty, tip A set for four. Listen to Byron
Speaker 7: and Joe on fifty five KRC the sixth ranth Kentucky
Speaker 7: Wildcaiy travel to Starkfield to face the fourteenth RNGTH Mississippi State.
Speaker 2: That tip is set for eight.
Speaker 7: You can listen to that game on ESPN of fifteen
Speaker 7: thirty and NKU host Oakland, looking to bounce back from
Speaker 7: their loss to Youngstown State pregame coverage begins at five
Speaker 7: thirty tip a set for six on Fox Sports thirteen
Speaker 7: sixty seventy five days until Red's opening day.
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Speaker 10: Excuse me, I know you have a nine o'clock so
Speaker 10: I'll keep this short. I'm the business suit in the
Speaker 10: back of your closet. You wore me nearly every day
Speaker 10: before your office went quote casual. I used to be
Speaker 10: the CEO of your closet. Now I'm just that one
Speaker 10: intern no one ever talks to. I always thought you'd
Speaker 10: circle back with me, get granular, keep me in the pipeline.
Speaker 10: But nada, nothing. Don't you remember the McKittrick presentation. You
Speaker 10: spilled coffee on me and I still looked amazing during
Speaker 10: the breakout talk back, Q and A. So I think
Speaker 10: it's time for me to move on. I've got a
Speaker 10: great resume and I absolutely crush it in interviews. Okay,
Speaker 10: let's make this a clean break shift the paradigm. The
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Speaker 2: A shout out and out.
Speaker 5: I think they should remain nameless because they were at
Speaker 5: work listening, and they're not supposed to be listening while
Speaker 5: they're at work.
Speaker 2: Come on paper, what up? Five point seven?
Speaker 5: On a Saturday morning, January eleventh, Tis and Mame Tree
Speaker 5: has been patiently waiting on the line.
Speaker 2: Good morning tree, wann't you come.
Speaker 11: And go with me?
Speaker 12: Ooho about how.
Speaker 13: To mother?
Speaker 14: Ho a cry.
Speaker 15: Oh oo.
Speaker 10: A no, tuma athers.
Speaker 3: Want to come and go with me?
Speaker 12: Tumor ou Thether's house wherever?
Speaker 1: Joy Joy Joy.
Speaker 12: Amen, I got the boom county cough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I noticed that a little bit. But are you
Speaker 2: still sound good? Needed there is good?
Speaker 5: You just seemed like you were having a little bit
Speaker 5: of trouble, just maintaining a consistent.
Speaker 2: Vibe there. Yeah, yeah, So what else is going on?
Speaker 12: This lady taught us that song in Sunday school. We
Speaker 12: would laugh and she'd make us sing it that way
Speaker 12: about eighty years ago. It was funny to us because
Speaker 12: she said, coma go.
Speaker 3: With the me.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, it's an interpretation of a spiritual moment
Speaker 5: in song.
Speaker 12: It's a light great missus. Clara Ross Brown and her
Speaker 12: sister maybe Carol Brown. Yeah, Carol.
Speaker 2: So the Brown sisters were something else?
Speaker 12: Huh, Well, they were the Carol's sisters. One married mister
Speaker 12: Clifton Roth. This is black kissy. He looked like a
Speaker 12: white man. He couldn't get no job. You know that
Speaker 12: our jobbling days in the third ninth thirteen. Yeah, and
Speaker 12: he put a black face on. He'd go everywhere where
Speaker 12: white people go and eat because they didn't know. They
Speaker 12: thought he was a white man with a black baby.
Speaker 12: And he's a white colored man.
Speaker 16: Okay, but now I got them.
Speaker 17: Uh uh.
Speaker 12: He caught red ribbon or blue rim first prize from
Speaker 12: my old newspapers at our bicentennial fifty one years ago.
Speaker 2: What did what? Did you win a blue ribbon for mimitry.
Speaker 12: Those old papers? A mister Clifton Ross doing black face
Speaker 12: and it was from Warsaw, Kentucky. And they thought he
Speaker 12: was a white man with a black baby. He was
Speaker 12: a white man with a white face, but he had
Speaker 12: to work as a black face to get the job.
Speaker 18: The world.
Speaker 5: Yeah, kind of like Jimmy Kimmel who had to wear
Speaker 5: a black face to get a.
Speaker 17: Oh he does.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've ever seen TV for thirty two years. I
Speaker 12: don't know what people look like on TV.
Speaker 5: Well, you're not missing anything, Mama Tree. It's always good
Speaker 5: to talk to you. How's your jaw doing?
Speaker 12: It's better, But the bone is infected now what it's done?
Speaker 12: Two holes one on each other. They're around like tea.
Speaker 12: I wonder why they come. That's the jaw bouncing around
Speaker 12: like wavy too.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 12: They had to pull them up like pulling tea. Well,
Speaker 12: it was three major surgerys and the Hour of Elijah.
Speaker 12: I lived through and I didn't cry. Didn't snak me
Speaker 12: for not slapping me, because deer those bones cracking and
Speaker 12: popping and pulling them out.
Speaker 2: We'll get to work on your song for next week,
Speaker 2: all right, it.
Speaker 12: Won't help it. It's you, my bone, hotel air.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, all right, baby, love you bye. Dick
Speaker 2: from Dayton is hanging on the line. We'll talk to
Speaker 2: him next. Do you want to literally hit that Dick
Speaker 2: from Dayton? Good morning Dick, Good morning Jeff.
Speaker 17: How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm fine, but I've discovered something that, uh, kind of disturbed,
Speaker 5: kind of disturbs me a little bit.
Speaker 17: What's that?
Speaker 5: My producer Liam has become a bully. Oh no, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, trying to steal my lunch money
Speaker 5: and knocking me around because I'm smaller than he is
Speaker 5: and I'm old and and he's abusing me. It's elder abuse.
Speaker 5: What do What do you think I should do? Should
Speaker 5: I Should I go to h R? Should I call
Speaker 5: the police? What what happens here?
Speaker 2: What? What would you do? What would a dick do?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 17: You try to get along with him, you know why?
Speaker 5: I try, but you know, I just feel like such
Speaker 5: a a wuss if I don't stand up to him.
Speaker 5: But you know, physically I just can't do it. He
Speaker 5: knocks me around.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, did you.
Speaker 17: Get a lot of snow?
Speaker 5: I love, though he had changed the subject. We got
Speaker 5: a ton of snow, Dick.
Speaker 17: Yes, yeah, I know. I went out three or four
Speaker 17: times this week and I got stuck in the driveway
Speaker 17: and finally the tow truck came and.
Speaker 18: I found out it was lucky.
Speaker 17: My serpentine belt was bad, you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, and you don't. You don't go with a bad
Speaker 2: serpentine built.
Speaker 17: And they had the they had trouble with the key,
Speaker 17: but I was kept. And I've used a lot of
Speaker 17: money on them, the tow trucks.
Speaker 2: But uh oh geez, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is.
Speaker 5: This is there, Hey, this is I did hear from
Speaker 5: Dave And he wants you now that we have a
Speaker 5: national championship game set in college football. He wants you
Speaker 5: to choose between two of his favorite teams, and he's
Speaker 5: gonna go with whatever you think no Notre Dame one
Speaker 5: on Thursday, as I predicted they would, Ohio State one
Speaker 5: last night, as I predicted they would. Now here's the thing.
Speaker 5: Ohio State plays Notre Dame in the College Football National
Speaker 5: Championship a week from monday. Yeah, can you give me
Speaker 5: a dick pick on that game?
Speaker 17: It's gonna be I think Ohio State thirty run Notre
Speaker 17: Dame twenty eight.
Speaker 5: So a good close game. Thirty one twenty eight. That's
Speaker 5: a plausible score too.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know you're.
Speaker 3: One to tell you.
Speaker 17: My friends have been coming over a couple of times
Speaker 17: and I took them a car to Grismer. But the
Speaker 17: road's pretty good and they.
Speaker 2: Still slip, right, They're still real slippery.
Speaker 5: Did I would exercise extreme caution if you're going out?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 17: Really, yes, sir?
Speaker 5: Oh okay, So you promised me if you go out
Speaker 5: on this garbage here, on this ice and everything, you're
Speaker 5: gonna be careful. Promise me you'll be careful.
Speaker 17: Well, yeah, I'm working on my other things. It's been
Speaker 17: a little bit better. But I was telling you last week.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, yeah, mum's the word. Let's let's not even
Speaker 5: talk about it. Okay, okay, thank you?
Speaker 3: Dick.
Speaker 2: Say good night, Dick. God bless you, God bless you.
Speaker 11: Say good night, Dick, good night, bye bye bye, so long,
Speaker 11: so long.
Speaker 2: See you later, but audios.
Speaker 11: So long.
Speaker 5: Into the first official hour of this Saturday morning edition
Speaker 5: for Saturday, January eleventh, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Gary Jeff Walker.
Speaker 5: Here, I am lurking about again, creeping people out. No,
Speaker 5: I'm really not that creepy.
Speaker 2: Maybe a little.
Speaker 5: Uh Anyway, before day from Harrison joins us, Jason was
Speaker 5: chopping at the bit to talk to something, to talk
Speaker 5: about something. Well, were Mametry and her singing talents or
Speaker 5: Dick from Dayton. I'm not sure, Jason. What are you
Speaker 5: out and about doing on this early Saturday morning.
Speaker 19: I want to work out in the snow.
Speaker 2: Sounds fun?
Speaker 20: No, yeah, I like Mamme try a lot. And Dick's
Speaker 20: a very good guy. I'm glad he gave you his
Speaker 20: dick pick. And then I like Dave too. Dave's great.
Speaker 20: So but no, just calling and see how you're doing
Speaker 20: this morning.
Speaker 5: So you say you're working out in the snow, what
Speaker 5: do you actually do?
Speaker 2: You do?
Speaker 11: Actually? I work on aircraft.
Speaker 19: Oh okay, yeah, I was aje mechanic in the Navy
Speaker 19: for a good four years there, and then switched to
Speaker 19: the US Army work on helicopters, and then got out
Speaker 19: and work on civilian aircraft.
Speaker 5: Now, well, God bless you for your service to our country,
Speaker 5: and thanks for you know what, if you're out doing
Speaker 5: anything on a Saturday morning in this weather, you are
Speaker 5: to be commended.
Speaker 2: So I commend you, sir.
Speaker 5: Continue forward and keep doing the keep doing the Lord's work.
Speaker 2: Jason, thank you so much. Now I think it's time.
Speaker 2: Do we have Dave? Oh we do.
Speaker 5: It's just walk up music. It's called Tennessee Birdwalk. Crank it, Liam,
Speaker 5: take away the trees, take away and we walk, of
Speaker 5: course Jack Blanchard and Missy Morgan from some time in
Speaker 5: the sixties and just a goofy little song that get
Speaker 5: in your brain and become an earworm and you won't
Speaker 5: be able to get.
Speaker 2: It out all day long. Dave from Harrison, good morning.
Speaker 11: Good morning, good job.
Speaker 21: How are you doing. I'm glad you made it in.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad you're here.
Speaker 5: I like self deprecating humor, but I'm not very good
Speaker 5: at it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Hey, did you happen to see our mutual friend?
Speaker 23: Jug from Ripley doing his snow Angels in the sand.
Speaker 2: No, I did not.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's Kathy was showing me.
Speaker 21: He's rubbing it in.
Speaker 3: I think Gared Jeff rubbing it in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the oil beer in the Brown County is in Cancun.
Speaker 11: Somebody's got to do it.
Speaker 2: I suppose doing research on new venereal diseases. Yes, I'm
Speaker 2: sure not.
Speaker 22: And a big solid to Jason there. Thank you for
Speaker 22: your service.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 5: You know he's working on airplanes, working on aircraft, and
Speaker 5: he's out on a Saturday morning when we just endured
Speaker 5: another round of white death. It's amazing the resilience and
Speaker 5: the strength of the people who listened to this program.
Speaker 5: You for example, Hey, you know with Trump reelected in
Speaker 5: Hollywood on fire, I want to know what Sabrina Carpenter
Speaker 5: is going to do with your third wish?
Speaker 2: What have you got for me?
Speaker 24: Dave?
Speaker 2: You got anything?
Speaker 3: Well? I was going to ask you.
Speaker 11: You know what kind of where Muhammad Ali?
Speaker 2: More boxers?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 3: There you go, mango right on.
Speaker 11: Hey, here's one. What happened to the Alan Arkin potato?
Speaker 2: What happened to the Allen Arkin potato?
Speaker 3: What it got? Mash? Do you know where you buy
Speaker 3: this chicken? Broth and bolt at.
Speaker 5: Where would you buy chicken broth in bolt?
Speaker 21: You get it on the stock market?
Speaker 2: On the what on the stock market? That's what I
Speaker 2: thought you said? Goodbye, Dave.
Speaker 25: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 25: funny by the staff, management or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 25: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 25: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 25: stomach churn, or we have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 25: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 25: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 5: From the psychedelic era, when everyone was experimenting with everything.
Speaker 5: Kenny Rogers in the first edition cranked this for a second,
Speaker 5: It's groovy.
Speaker 6: I woke up the s morn and with the sundown shining.
Speaker 26: Oh yeah, I found my mind in a brown paper bag.
Speaker 2: But then this is this is weird man.
Speaker 27: I tripped on a cloud and fairly eight miles high,
Speaker 27: I told mine, man on a jagged.
Speaker 28: Sky, I just dropped in to see what condition my
Speaker 28: condition was.
Speaker 2: How many not so.
Speaker 5: Veiled drug references can you squeeze in in a verse
Speaker 5: of a song? They did it there, Rick Washburn, good morning,
Speaker 5: how you doing?
Speaker 29: Hey?
Speaker 22: Good morning? Hey, I'm great. I'd forgotten all about that song,
Speaker 22: and I didn't realize he'd done it.
Speaker 5: I tore my mind on a jagged sky. I just
Speaker 5: dropped in to see what condition my condition was in?
Speaker 2: Condition was in? That's think of it.
Speaker 5: It's the same same guy who sang Coward of the County.
Speaker 2: Years later Kenny Rogers.
Speaker 22: And then of course the theme to Candy Check.
Speaker 5: No Kenny Rogers, Yes, not Kenny Logan. N No Kenny Rogers,
Speaker 5: Kenny Rogers. How are you receiving us? What are you
Speaker 5: receiving us on? And what's the news from the work
Speaker 5: bench old radio?
Speaker 2: Rick?
Speaker 22: Well, given the last sentence, I guess not very well.
Speaker 22: Now it's five by five. This is a nineteen thirty
Speaker 22: four lyric Console lyrics by Warlitzer. Huh yeah, the Worlitzer Warltzer,
Speaker 22: of course, may huge organs and wonderful jukeboxes for many,
Speaker 22: many years. They're still in business, owned by the Gibson
Speaker 22: Guitar Company now and Wurlitzer.
Speaker 5: You mentioned they made huge organs. They didn't have to
Speaker 5: sell people on how big their organs were. They would
Speaker 5: show you.
Speaker 2: How the.
Speaker 22: Thank you for that public service?
Speaker 2: Go ahead?
Speaker 22: Well so anyway, resisting, I'm going to go to a
Speaker 22: page out of the Radio Dealers magazine to describe this
Speaker 22: fantastic feature. And it really is fantastic, the two paragraphs worth.
Speaker 22: Fresh from the undreamed of triumph of the soulful Wurlitzer
Speaker 22: pipe organ, more than a score of craftsmen, uncanny in
Speaker 22: their knowledge of electrical intricacies, turned to the construction of
Speaker 22: a radio that would give the public what they expect
Speaker 22: from the knowledge held by electrical science. Today on the
Speaker 22: Lyric features are enabling lyric dealers to enjoy substantial sales increase.
Speaker 22: What did they just say, Well, it continues. For some
Speaker 22: time the science of radio has been particularly at a standstill.
Speaker 22: All reputable makes feature the same factors of interest to
Speaker 22: the public. Something new, something to stimulate new interest in radio,
Speaker 22: an element for the dealer in a feature that is distinctive,
Speaker 22: and his line alone has been imperative. The answer to
Speaker 22: this pressing demand is twenty four hour self tuning, only
Speaker 22: to be had by the Lyric group. And yes, this
Speaker 22: radio has twenty four hour self tuning. Wouldn't it be
Speaker 22: nice if either the you know the catalog or the
Speaker 22: dealer actually knew what in the blank that meant. It
Speaker 22: turns out that thing has a very fancy timer on it,
Speaker 22: and you can set it to any time of the
Speaker 22: day to turn on, and you can have it changed
Speaker 22: stations during the day at preset times and have it
Speaker 22: turn off at a set time.
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It actually works? Does it actually work?
Speaker 3: And yes?
Speaker 22: And let me tell you, given the complexities of what
Speaker 22: went into a Worlitzer jukebox, I mean, Rube goldwood Berg
Speaker 22: would be proud of how the decide. But it does
Speaker 22: in fact work.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you were happy to happy to work on it.
Speaker 22: I was scared to death.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, be like.
Speaker 22: Cousin Eddie and Christmas vacation when he goes up when
Speaker 22: he hits that little the spinning thing that the candle propels,
Speaker 22: and he just hits it and all the blades fall
Speaker 22: off of the exactly.
Speaker 5: No, So does this Does this radio belong to you
Speaker 5: or someone else?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 22: It belongs to somebody else. And it's another one of
Speaker 22: those like hmm, I wonder if I can convince him
Speaker 22: it disappeared? Well, is that velvet ropes around it?
Speaker 3: Lyric.
Speaker 22: Really Worlitzer under the lyric name really didn't make very
Speaker 22: many radios, and they they this is probably one of
Speaker 22: the very last models they made, and so that's kind
Speaker 22: of a cool part of it too. They made from
Speaker 22: from the mid twenties into the mid thirties and then
Speaker 22: focus solely on the drink boxes, and I think most
Speaker 22: of us are glad they did.
Speaker 5: You won't mind sending me a screenshot of this particular item,
Speaker 5: would you?
Speaker 22: I will do my very best.
Speaker 5: Disorry all right, old radio Rick at gmail dot com
Speaker 5: if you'd like to get in touch with mister Washburn
Speaker 5: and thank you again, sir. That's that's wonderful. Have no
Speaker 5: idea what they were saying in the catalog to sell
Speaker 5: the thing, but the automatic tuning, self tuning, the early timer,
Speaker 5: that's cool stuff.
Speaker 3: Six p.
Speaker 5: Twenty one. I got about a minute to talk about this,
Speaker 5: isn't it. I'm not going to get political because that
Speaker 5: serves no purpose except to point out the people who
Speaker 5: are in charge, or when it comes to the state
Speaker 5: of California, when it comes to the city of Los Angeles,
Speaker 5: two of the most incompetent people in a crisis that
Speaker 5: we have witnessed in a long time in this country.
Speaker 5: And it doesn't matter that they're Democrats or their Marxists
Speaker 5: or whatever you want to call them.
Speaker 2: They're just ineffective.
Speaker 5: And it's not unprecedented to have Santa Ana wins or
Speaker 5: hire in California, especially this time of the year. It's
Speaker 5: not unprecedented, obviously to have wildfires. There are wildfires in
Speaker 5: California every year. And the citizens of California back in
Speaker 5: twenty fourteen, Proposition one voted to put billions upon billions
Speaker 5: of dollars from the state's budget into building reservoirs. This
Speaker 5: was eleven years ago. In twenty fourteen, not one reservoir
Speaker 5: has been built. And the rain water and they've had
Speaker 5: pretty substantial rain the last couple of years in California,
Speaker 5: but they've just let it run off to the Pacific.
Speaker 5: So Gavin Newsom, Karen Bass, you should be both the
Speaker 5: kissing your jobs goodbye. And it's way past time. Failed
Speaker 5: leadership is failed leadership. It doesn't matter if there's an
Speaker 5: r D there, but what's happened in California. I don't
Speaker 5: live there. I have a few people that I know
Speaker 5: that do, but just as an observer from afar. What's
Speaker 5: happened there is totally disgusting and it really should make
Speaker 5: everyone at least living there very very mad at a
Speaker 5: lack of leadership from the governor on down ps end
Speaker 5: of story.
Speaker 10: Excuse me, I know you have a nine o'clock so
Speaker 10: I'll keep this short.
Speaker 16: I'm toasting you.
Speaker 30: Sit, hon we may be thrown.
Speaker 20: You'll never care me.
Speaker 2: Comp he's the whiskey round. What's time for our weekly
Speaker 2: welfare check?
Speaker 5: Not cashable by the way in most banks. Now a
Speaker 5: little check to make sure everything's all right in the peaceful,
Speaker 5: beautiful little village of Ripley, Ohio. So we head east
Speaker 5: out of downtown on fifty two through Hamilton and Claremont
Speaker 5: and how now Brown County and the gang at Brookie
Speaker 5: Saloon on Main Street on a snowy Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: Hello, gang, how are you good? It's a gang of two.
Speaker 5: Darren, Darren and the Green Hornet hanging out in mister
Speaker 5: Bronson's absence. Now, the oil bearing of Brown County, as
Speaker 5: I mentioned earlier, is vacation. He's like a business vacation
Speaker 5: in can coon learning how to builk people out of
Speaker 5: more money with his oil and lubricant products. So are
Speaker 5: you guys, are you guys missing Doug? Do you feel
Speaker 5: like there's something there that that's that's avoid in your
Speaker 5: lives this morning? Because Doug is sunning while the rest
Speaker 5: of us are freezing.
Speaker 3: It's not right.
Speaker 2: Did you see nobody is sand angels?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, sand angels. Yes, I understand. I tell you what.
Speaker 5: That must be a pretty a good swath of beach
Speaker 5: for him to be able to lay down on it
Speaker 5: and spread his arms.
Speaker 12: Though, Darren shouted.
Speaker 4: To me this morning on his phone and oh my gosh.
Speaker 5: No, you know, I don't think he sent me the image,
Speaker 5: and I'm not understanding why he wouldn't share share that
Speaker 5: with me.
Speaker 4: Maybe yeah.
Speaker 2: He did, Thank thank goodness, thank thank goodness.
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't I don't know if there are
Speaker 5: a lot of uh wheel sightings in Cancun, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a sundown. I don't want to see.
Speaker 5: No, No, there's something because you can't unsee it once
Speaker 5: you do. I know he's happy that his Buckeyes are
Speaker 5: back in the national championship. So we'll give him that,
Speaker 5: give him Ohio State plan and they're they're going to
Speaker 5: beat Notre Dame. Sorry, fighting Irish fans I'm just telling you, Uh, so,
Speaker 5: what's what's going on in Brookies anything?
Speaker 22: Oh lot? We got to Green the Hearts is up
Speaker 22: a little over one hundred and ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 17: Don't have any bands breast those shoes, if you.
Speaker 5: No doubt about it. Yeah, I wonder how the uh
Speaker 5: these services are in Ripley. I know people have been
Speaker 5: complaining in some parts of Cincinnati, in the areas in
Speaker 5: northern Kentucky that haven't been so good at attacking the
Speaker 5: snow situation. But do you guys have any kind of
Speaker 5: snowplows or anything out there other than just personally owned
Speaker 5: by by residents.
Speaker 22: They the best they can.
Speaker 11: I guess it's a.
Speaker 24: Ball lot of stuff.
Speaker 2: You got to be patient, no doubt.
Speaker 4: I was impressed driving around them this morning early, so
Speaker 4: I was impressed.
Speaker 18: I'm up and done a pretty good job myself.
Speaker 5: Good deal. Well, you know, it's it's not it's not
Speaker 5: an easy job. That's for darn sure, Cherry, give me
Speaker 5: a weather rock report and we'll get out of here.
Speaker 4: Well, the weather rock is buried under the snow because
Speaker 4: it fell down, you know, last week, and nobody put
Speaker 4: it back up. So we're we're just we got plenty
Speaker 4: of see.
Speaker 2: This is this is just before we go. This is
Speaker 2: the thing.
Speaker 5: This is a major tourist attraction in Ripley, Ohio. People
Speaker 5: drive from miles around to come and see the weather Rock.
Speaker 5: You've told me that this is a big, big kind
Speaker 5: of interest point for tourism, and I don't know why
Speaker 5: you would not take better care of it. Who's in
Speaker 5: charge of the weather Rock?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know if it's buzz He's the one
Speaker 4: that made it. But well now Jerry Jones put it
Speaker 4: at the last on for me. So but we're not
Speaker 4: to wait till it thaws out. Now, sell on the
Speaker 4: little rock, cats, doll on it.
Speaker 5: You guys, have a wonderful rest of the day and
Speaker 5: get to work on the weather Rock.
Speaker 2: There's now.
Speaker 5: Like I said, this is a major, major tourist attraction
Speaker 5: in your little town, and people have got a people
Speaker 5: have got to have a reason to come and see you.
Speaker 5: Besides the pizza Brookies. Take care by seven hundred WLW
Speaker 5: Steve from Etna, Ohio Up next, another set Saturday morning
Speaker 5: together as we trudge through the first couple of weeks
Speaker 5: of the new year.
Speaker 2: January eleventh.
Speaker 5: I mentioned earlier that Today is the anniversary my parents'
Speaker 5: sixty seventh wedding anniversary. So I thought, before we get
Speaker 5: to Steve here, how do you decide who to marry?
Speaker 5: This is written by kids. Alan, aged ten, says, you
Speaker 5: got to find somebody who likes the same stuff, like
Speaker 5: if you like sports, she should like it that you
Speaker 5: like sports. And keep the chips and dip. Coming Steve
Speaker 5: from at Ohio.
Speaker 16: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 14: Being believers, You and I Gary Jeff, know that there
Speaker 14: is no heaven on earth. That would be another violation
Speaker 14: of the meaning of words like oh, I don't know
Speaker 14: sex and gender. Heaven is bliss. Earth is where you
Speaker 14: earn bliss. Even the richest and best of quarterbacks is
Speaker 14: going to have to endure a hell of a lot
Speaker 14: of sacks. So when tragedies strike and somebody questions why
Speaker 14: God would allow such a thing, I just shake my head.
Speaker 14: There's no better example of this than the Kennedy family,
Speaker 14: whose legacy was retold this past year when Bobby Jr.
Speaker 14: Was thrown out of the Democrat Party and welcomed by
Speaker 14: Donald Trump, who was also rich and knows something about
Speaker 14: being kicked around. The Kennedys may have more money than God,
Speaker 14: probably because God doesn't need it. Papa Joseph P. Kennedy
Speaker 14: was probably the greatest business tycoon this country has ever produced.
Speaker 14: He made oodles of money in both good times and bad.
Speaker 14: He scoffed at people who told him he was crazy
Speaker 14: when he bought Florida swampland he invested in the Hollyoo
Speaker 14: In the thirties, when the average American went to the
Speaker 14: movies to forget the pains of the depression, he got
Speaker 14: a deal with a Scotch distiller where he got to
Speaker 14: cut up every bottle sold in the United States. As
Speaker 14: a good Catholic, he became the preferred real estate broker
Speaker 14: for the Catholic Archdiocese of New York City, where the
Speaker 14: take on a deal could be worth more than a
Speaker 14: quarter of a million bucks. It helped feed those nine
Speaker 14: kids he and Rose had, and he fed them really well.
Speaker 14: But wait, wait a minute, take a look at what
Speaker 14: happened to his children. Joe Junior was tapped by Dad
Speaker 14: to be a future president. He was killed in a
Speaker 14: plane crash in World War Two. Brother John did become
Speaker 14: president and was murdered, as was Robert Kennedy Senior, done
Speaker 14: in by a Palestinian terrorist in Los Angeles. Ted Kennedy
Speaker 14: wanted to be president too, but a career of drinking
Speaker 14: and carousing caught up with him and he couldn't even
Speaker 14: beat Jimmy Carter for the nomination. In nineteen eighty Rosemary
Speaker 14: wound up in lifelong care after unsuccessful brain surgery, and
Speaker 14: Kathleen continued a tradition of dying in a plane crash
Speaker 14: when she left this world at age twenty eight in England. Question,
Speaker 14: would you trade places with any of these folks? Yes,
Speaker 14: three of the daughters did quite well for themselves, but
Speaker 14: the odds would not be in your favor of mind.
Speaker 14: And then there's the grandkids. Oh my, Bobby Senior and
Speaker 14: Ethel produced eleven children. David died a twenty eight of
Speaker 14: a drug overdose, and his brother Michael died in a
Speaker 14: skiing accident. Ethel's parents, No, you guessed it. They both
Speaker 14: died in a plane crash. Kennedy family tradition marked most
Speaker 14: recently by JFK. Junior's demise off Long Island. It's not
Speaker 14: just the Wright brothers who have made the Kennedys miserable.
Speaker 14: Henry Ford deserves some of the blame. Bobby and Ethel's son,
Speaker 14: Joseph the Second, overturned a jeep and nantucket and permanently
Speaker 14: paralyzed his girlfriend. This just four years after Teddy drove
Speaker 14: a buick into the water at chap Equittic save himself,
Speaker 14: but not as passenger Marry jo Kopecney. She was twenty eight,
Speaker 14: which brings us to two outcasts in the family. Oh Yeah,
Speaker 14: Bobby Junior naturally for supporting Trump and questioning Fax Happy doctors,
Speaker 14: and kennedy cousin Joey Gargan Junior. Joey was excuse me.
Speaker 14: Joey was Teddy's first cousin and childhood playmate. He famously
Speaker 14: was tasked to quote keep Teddy out of trouble. The
Speaker 14: phrase Joey will fix it became the family mantra. Joey
Speaker 14: was one of two lawyers at that party on Martha's vineyard,
Speaker 14: where Teddy proved he was a great swimmer but a
Speaker 14: lousy driver. Joey advised Teddy that night to report that
Speaker 14: accident immediately. He did not, apparently thinking Joey could fix it,
Speaker 14: ted swam away and didn't report the accident till later
Speaker 14: in the morning. Rose Kennedy matriarch of the family would
Speaker 14: never forgive, wait for this Joey for anything bad that
Speaker 14: happened that night. When Teddy died in two nine, Joey
Speaker 14: was not a pallbearer nor honorary pallbearer at a funeral.
Speaker 14: He'd been kicked out of the club. That may be
Speaker 14: a sacred rite in the Kennedy Church. Bobby Jr. Was
Speaker 14: the second son of Bobby Sor and Ethel. When Ethel
Speaker 14: died last year, Bobby could only be seen in the
Speaker 14: back of the crowd, invited to be neither pallbearer nor
Speaker 14: honorary pallbearer. We could blame all this on Trump, but
Speaker 14: we probably shouldn't. And please don't blame God when things
Speaker 14: go wrong. He's just as disappointed as you. Gry Jeff,
Speaker 14: my nephew. Everybody has a story like this. I guess
Speaker 14: now lost his house in Los Angeles. The good news is,
Speaker 14: if there is any he didn't own the house. He
Speaker 14: was running it. His wife had kicked him out some
Speaker 14: number of years ago, and she has the house that
Speaker 14: he pays for, and that house is still around. But
Speaker 14: he's been a musician in Los Angeles for thirty years.
Speaker 14: And although he has rental insurance. He's kind of disappoint
Speaker 14: all his tapes are gone, and he lost his piano.
Speaker 14: Everybody has something bad happened to them. Get over it, folks.
Speaker 14: God got over Jesus dying on the cross. Hey, take
Speaker 14: care of yourself. God bless you you.
Speaker 5: As well, sir real quickly, Ray Scott, how you doing,
Speaker 5: my friend?
Speaker 23: Good morning, good morning, my brother, good morning.
Speaker 3: You know, action speak.
Speaker 11: Louder in words. And you know, maybe this is Donald
Speaker 11: Trump's fault too. I don't know.
Speaker 23: I guess electing him, not once, but twice. It was
Speaker 23: a bridge too far for Mike Michelle. You know, she
Speaker 23: was able to attend George Herbert Walker Bush's funeral, but
Speaker 23: her nonverbal up yours, I'm not proud of America anymore,
Speaker 23: could not attend President Carter's May he rest in peace?
Speaker 11: Interesting?
Speaker 3: Interesting, Sorry to be a downer.
Speaker 11: Just got she was of all.
Speaker 5: The living presidents, she was the only first lady, former
Speaker 5: first lady, who was not there.
Speaker 2: That's correct.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I just she was busy.
Speaker 1: What can they say, I don't know, just.
Speaker 2: Busy on vacation in Hawaii. Yes, it's a scheduling conflict.
Speaker 22: We'll see what happens next time.
Speaker 5: You know, No matter what you say, I think she's
Speaker 5: a good man. Six fifty five seven underd WLWX into.
Speaker 2: Another hour.
Speaker 5: Of this Saturday Morning edition for Saturday, January eleventh, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five. Gary Jeff Walker, at your service. Five minutes
Speaker 5: after the hour on the snowy Saturday. How you doing.
Speaker 5: My friend Steve Shulty is standing by an environmental leftate.
Speaker 2: First Louis, I.
Speaker 13: See tree so green, I've seen them blue f and
Speaker 13: I think to myself, what a wonderful.
Speaker 2: Stephen.
Speaker 5: Good morning, sir. It's great to talk to you. As
Speaker 5: always we have. What's that, sir?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 5: Very much about I don't know how many years ago
Speaker 5: you told this story about someone in cal someone in California, Yeah,
Speaker 5: who saw that there was a fire had broken out,
Speaker 5: as they often do in California. And he was he
Speaker 5: was he he he had a he had some equipment
Speaker 5: in like a I don't know as a caterpillar or
Speaker 5: a bulldozer, you said. And he was digging, he was
Speaker 5: digging a trench to stop the fire and to cut
Speaker 5: the fire line. And he was stopped by someone who
Speaker 5: was an official said if you do that, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: have to arrest you. I'm trying to stop the fire.
Speaker 5: And I don't know what the deal was. But supposedly
Speaker 5: you you recall this story.
Speaker 24: Steve Yes, but it was actually was not in California.
Speaker 24: It was another left coast state, the state of Oregon. Okay,
Speaker 24: so uh, but it's it's the same thing, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 24: But I'm trying to describe what this you can call this,
Speaker 24: and I came up so a few few words called
Speaker 24: man made catastrophic, anti human flourishing wildfires. Yeah, and you
Speaker 24: hear this word called They're saying, well, this is unprecedented.
Speaker 24: Well it's unprecedented only in size. Every year, during the
Speaker 24: dry season there are California wildfires that have been going
Speaker 24: on and the indigenous people populated California and no white
Speaker 24: man had had entered that area yet.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 24: You know, this is basically desert. So but you know,
Speaker 24: they do have a wet season. So during the wet season,
Speaker 24: things grow nice and get green and whatnot. But every
Speaker 24: year there's a dry season and all that stuff they
Speaker 24: grew during the wet season dries up becomes tender, you know,
Speaker 24: not just trees, but mainly it's a brush type material,
Speaker 24: you know, stuff that is just ready just for any
Speaker 24: little sparks. You know, people will blame The Pacific is
Speaker 24: a gas and electric company, and yep, there's plenty of
Speaker 24: blame there. It could be a cigarette butt thrown by
Speaker 24: somebody out there, you know, going down the road and
Speaker 24: throwing it out into the into the brush on the
Speaker 24: side of the road. It could be deliberately that all
Speaker 24: these things that have been every year happened. But then
Speaker 24: you would think that the politicians and the bureaucrats of
Speaker 24: California would be well prepared for these things that they
Speaker 24: know will happen, because obviously insurance companies know it would happen,
Speaker 24: and obviously insurance companies had rightfully so no confidence in
Speaker 24: the governments to handle the issue well.
Speaker 5: The fact, unfortunately, Steve, the fact of the matter is
Speaker 5: voters in California in twenty fourteen approved something called Proposition one,
Speaker 5: which allocated billions upon billions of dollars out of the
Speaker 5: state's budget to build I think at least six reservoirs.
Speaker 5: None None have been built in the last ten years.
Speaker 24: What there, of course, the question is what has what
Speaker 24: have the bureaucrats and politicians have done with all this
Speaker 24: money exactly because obviously they're billions and billion and sit
Speaker 24: there and not do anything with so one of the
Speaker 24: things that you know, I've been watching and several commenters,
Speaker 24: you know, when they're interviewing people whatnot, I have said
Speaker 24: when they were growing up as children in the seventies
Speaker 24: and into the eighties in the Los Angeles area, they
Speaker 24: could look up into the hills and they can.
Speaker 3: You could see fire breaks.
Speaker 24: The fire breaks were large enough that you could see
Speaker 24: them from many, many miles away.
Speaker 2: But by the.
Speaker 24: Nineties these fire breaks were rare. One person said the
Speaker 24: fire breaks in one area where he lived, they were
Speaker 24: stopped because of some It may have the fire breaks
Speaker 24: possibly would interfere with the migration of some mouse. Now,
Speaker 24: Gary Jeff, somebody would say, well, we just can't run
Speaker 24: rush eyed over the environment in nature, and that's true.
Speaker 24: But what has the lack of fire breaks and other
Speaker 24: infrastructure done to nature over the last three or four days?
Speaker 24: Destroyed it utter devastation. And somebody had one I think
Speaker 24: it was Fox said. Some researchers did some real quick
Speaker 24: calculations and found that if you took all the co
Speaker 24: two that the state of California claims it has, you know,
Speaker 24: eliminated over these many years, all of that fus Moore
Speaker 24: has been wiped.
Speaker 3: Out by these fires.
Speaker 24: Ye does these fires produce carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrous oxide,
Speaker 24: sulfur oxide, particulate matters. And anybody's been around.
Speaker 5: Steve, they're telling they're telling people, they're telling people going
Speaker 5: back to their homes not to touch anything until they've
Speaker 5: decided the toxicity of the things that they are touching.
Speaker 24: And guess where all that stuff when it when it blows,
Speaker 24: wind blows, that stuff's being all over the place. The
Speaker 24: next brain that comes all that stuff that was going
Speaker 24: into streams and the Pacific Ocean. I heard on one
Speaker 24: channel they're already seeing all kinds of stuff being washed
Speaker 24: up from the from the ocean. So we mean, it's
Speaker 24: just it's a class I mean, an environmental disaster of
Speaker 24: unknown proportions.
Speaker 5: And and well, the wildfires aren't unprecedented, like they keep saying.
Speaker 5: The response and the lack of response is unpressed precedented.
Speaker 5: And a lot of this misery could have been prevented. Yes,
Speaker 5: no matter what Mother Nature did, if they'd only done
Speaker 5: their job doing what they're paid to do.
Speaker 2: Listen. I appreciate the phone call.
Speaker 5: I get more upset about this every time I think
Speaker 5: about it because.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 5: Jeff, you and I vote. It's awful. All right, Steve,
Speaker 5: thank you so much. Seven twelve, It's seven. Let us
Speaker 5: get physical. Roco Costellano checking in on a Saturday morning
Speaker 5: on seven hundred WLW and Roco. For people who don't
Speaker 5: know you, you put out these papers that you do
Speaker 5: a lot of research on every week at Rococostelano dot com.
Speaker 5: And the one that you sent, excuse me, the one
Speaker 5: you sent me just really grab my attention because it's
Speaker 5: something contrary to what I believe. It says eating healthy,
Speaker 5: Eating eating healthy on a budget isn't impossible. First and foremost,
Speaker 5: I want to tell you, I look at the prices
Speaker 5: of organic in the store and they're jacked up. So
Speaker 5: that's eating healthy on a budget. And sometimes I don't
Speaker 5: have money for the extra that I gotta pay for organic.
Speaker 2: How do you answer that, my man.
Speaker 3: Well, there's so many you know, like eating healthy on
Speaker 3: a budget. It doesn't actually mean that you have to
Speaker 3: eat eat strictly organic either, you know, because there's a
Speaker 3: lot of foods. The big organic thing is about the pest.
Speaker 3: You know, is about the pesticides that that's on the food, right,
Speaker 3: and and the certain foods that you know, you just
Speaker 3: wash and the pesticides will get all of it. But
Speaker 3: but like the big thing, like the article that I
Speaker 3: wrote about was a.
Speaker 11: Really to.
Speaker 3: I gotta make uh decisions, good decisions because most will
Speaker 3: they go in the grocery store and they and they
Speaker 3: just buy. Well, most people go shopping hungry. Never go
Speaker 3: shopping hungry, that's first, because don't buy yeah, all the
Speaker 3: garbage that's out there. But when you do go to
Speaker 3: the grocery store, you want to a first, always make
Speaker 3: a list, right, make that list where you're based on
Speaker 3: what you're going to make that week. Most people don't
Speaker 3: plan out their meals at all. They go to the
Speaker 3: grocery store. They buy the same garbage every single week.
Speaker 5: And that's that's not that's not true. When I go,
Speaker 5: I go with a menu in mind. So that's what
Speaker 5: you're saying. At first, go with a menu in mind
Speaker 5: for for the week to come.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, and then and then buy what I
Speaker 3: owe do is and my wife does actually more than me,
Speaker 3: is that we do batch uh, Like we plan a
Speaker 3: week out and then we actually create what's called batch
Speaker 3: cooking to uh, so we make soups for I mean,
Speaker 3: we make soups sometimes for like two weeks, you know,
Speaker 3: especially for the winter time. So we'll prepare multiple meals
Speaker 3: at once, you know, and then we freeze them and
Speaker 3: that and that allows you to you know, to you know,
Speaker 3: to kind of buy in bulk and then and then
Speaker 3: always shop seasonal and local. Don't go to the store
Speaker 3: right now and try to buy something that is you know,
Speaker 3: like like blueberries right now or like strawberries right now.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna buy you know, like that healthy food
Speaker 3: uh right now, because it's not gonna be it's gonna
Speaker 3: be like six seven dollars a buy you know, a card,
Speaker 3: so you buy it in the summer time when it's
Speaker 3: like two dollars, and then you can freeze stuff and
Speaker 3: there's you know, and there's way different there's so many
Speaker 3: different ways to do that. And then you know, and
Speaker 3: based meals on affordable staples.
Speaker 2: Well they do.
Speaker 5: So here's another idea, Rocco. They slaughter hogs in February,
Speaker 5: so I should should get a good deal on pork soon.
Speaker 21: Yeah, sure, you know, absolutely, Yeah, like there's different you know,
Speaker 21: when you do your research, you'll find that there's you know,
Speaker 21: you know.
Speaker 3: There's different foods, there's different vegetables. And if you if
Speaker 3: you go a vegetarian, and I don't like being you know,
Speaker 3: like telling people to go vegetarian, but if you do
Speaker 3: a vegetarian meal, you know, like two times a week,
Speaker 3: it's going to be much much cheaper than uh, you
Speaker 3: know than uh and then cooking meat every single time.
Speaker 2: Right right, Well, I got it.
Speaker 5: You can check this out at Rococostelano dot com. And
Speaker 5: I believe this was featured in something called Whoop, so
Speaker 5: you can check it out there. Eat healthy on a budget,
Speaker 5: according you know. And the thing about making a menu,
Speaker 5: you're right, Rocco. I at a time when I was
Speaker 5: really short on cash, I'd plan on seven or eight
Speaker 5: Tony's frozen pizzas a week and it would be thank
Speaker 5: you time.
Speaker 2: Now for the.
Speaker 5: Tom Davis with wild wacky news stories from all over
Speaker 5: the country and all over the world.
Speaker 30: Here is our reporter, now, Tom, Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 30: This week, if you cut yourself shaving, just file a lawsuit.
Speaker 30: But first, the good people of Santa Monica are outraged.
Speaker 30: While they are fighting for their very lives against raging wildfires.
Speaker 30: The Santa Monica Police Department is busy handing out parking
Speaker 30: tickets now. Some say it's to help get the cars
Speaker 30: off the streets for emergency vehicles, while others say it's
Speaker 30: a summation of all the California's problems, regulators worrying about
Speaker 30: nothing while the whole thing burns to the ground. Meantime,
Speaker 30: a nice lady in Bay County, Florida arrested after she
Speaker 30: accidentally texted a narcotics investigator instead of her fitnel dealer.
Speaker 30: The cop played along met her at the gas station
Speaker 30: where she was arrested. A landlord and the lovely Buckeye
Speaker 30: town of Richmond Heights is cleaning up after his evicted
Speaker 30: tenant left the water on and flood of the joint.
Speaker 30: The lady renter stopped up the sinks and the tub
Speaker 30: by stuffing clothes down the drain and turned them both
Speaker 30: on full blast. She did seven thousand dollars worth of
Speaker 30: damage and she's gone. She took off for another state.
Speaker 30: Her friend says it's not the first time she's done.
Speaker 30: Police are still looking for and finally, Nick Silverthorne says
Speaker 30: he's a hero. He sued a razor company after cutting
Speaker 30: himself shaving. He insists this was no regular run of
Speaker 30: the mill razor snag. He says this was a dangerous
Speaker 30: razor that was made incorrectly and did some real damage
Speaker 30: to his face, and he sued to keep it from
Speaker 30: happening to anyone else. He can't be that good looking
Speaker 30: because he settled for six grand. Next week, a Saint
Speaker 30: Petersburg man is selling his pirate ship a bargain at
Speaker 30: only ten grand.
Speaker 2: Have a great weekend. Let's in ten.
Speaker 5: Another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 5: January the eleventh, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Gary, Jeff, it's me you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're looking good, thanks for being around seven minutes
Speaker 5: after the hour eight oh seven Eastern that is. And
Speaker 5: it's time for a check in with our science friend.
Speaker 5: We call science mine. He's a friend's knowledgeable.
Speaker 14: Yes, as a nightly scientist.
Speaker 21: Is it surprising all binding me?
Speaker 2: Michael?
Speaker 5: Good morning, How are you surviving the Snowmageddon?
Speaker 29: Getting ready to spray the snowshovel with more PAM so
Speaker 29: it doesn't stick to it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know when I could have used some PAM
Speaker 5: out when I was shoveling earlier this week. I forgot
Speaker 5: about that hack. But does canola oil work as well
Speaker 5: as pam?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? Okay, all right, I think I've got some of that.
Speaker 2: So anyway, what's going on?
Speaker 29: Man, Let's let's let's talk about the Santa Ana wins. Okay,
Speaker 29: to find exactly you hear it all the time.
Speaker 3: What are the winds?
Speaker 29: So dividing the Los Angeles side in the west between
Speaker 29: the east west and the east, he got the San
Speaker 29: Gabriel Mountains. On the east side of the Santa Gabriel's
Speaker 29: you have what they call the Mahabi Basin, which is
Speaker 29: part the Great Basin of Western United States, makes up
Speaker 29: Lower Idaho, Idaho, Nevada.
Speaker 2: The area out there.
Speaker 29: High pressure sits in that basin and when low pressure
Speaker 29: created is created off the coast of California, the high
Speaker 29: pressure winds physics speaking of high pressure winds moved into
Speaker 29: low pressure areas now because of the because they have
Speaker 29: these these uh, these mountains.
Speaker 3: As the wind.
Speaker 29: High pressure flows over these San Gabriel Mountains. When when
Speaker 29: air is actually a fluid, and when fluids such like air,
Speaker 29: when they move out higher velossity, they dry up. And
Speaker 29: because of drier air flowing through these canyons, you have
Speaker 29: less chance of more chance of these fires spreading like
Speaker 29: they did. Now when you saw the video of pictures
Speaker 29: along the Pacific Coast Highway, you'll have some homes will
Speaker 29: be totally destroyed, a row of homes. You'll have one
Speaker 29: it's just standing there, not touched at all, and then
Speaker 29: four or five more burnt. And it repeats that kind
Speaker 29: of a pattern. That's because of the topography of the
Speaker 29: channels or the canyons. These winds come whipping down these canyons,
Speaker 29: carrying these embers and just they just like a blowtorch
Speaker 29: in certain specific areas of along the coast there and
Speaker 29: some houses get it, and and some houses well you.
Speaker 2: See that, Mike.
Speaker 5: You see that in other natural disasters and other storms
Speaker 5: with tornadoes, you see with with hurricanes, you know. And
Speaker 5: it is the the seemingly randomness of these events. But
Speaker 5: there are scientific reasons for them, yes.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 29: And one of the John Keeley, who's a research collegist
Speaker 29: for USGS, he says they've been studying these wins for
Speaker 29: seventy one years and the count the number of these
Speaker 29: Santa anim occurrences have not have not changed. They're still
Speaker 29: getting the same number of wins. But the problem is
Speaker 29: for some reason they're shifting more intoward the later season
Speaker 29: of this, more in December and January. And they say, no,
Speaker 29: we have no evidence at all that this is at
Speaker 29: all climate related, this movement of the winds later into
Speaker 29: the season. It's just one of those things. I mean,
Speaker 29: you look at something for seventy one years, that's a
Speaker 29: slow period of time.
Speaker 11: You're looking at something.
Speaker 3: Let's face it.
Speaker 29: I mean, you can't really next seventy one years they
Speaker 29: may shift back to December.
Speaker 2: You don't, you know, you don't.
Speaker 11: You just don't know.
Speaker 29: It's just too short of a time period.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 5: I mean that's that's nothing in comparison to the age
Speaker 5: of the earth, you know, And and it's you know,
Speaker 5: short term trends aren't trends. They're just little blips sometimes
Speaker 5: in the radar.
Speaker 29: I just wanted all these homes burning. How many well
Speaker 29: with some well off people had lost their said, I'm
Speaker 29: not regardless of your status. Oh yeah, how much how
Speaker 29: much stuff was artwork and really expensive items they had
Speaker 29: in these homes. I'm just curious about what what that
Speaker 29: value was. The cash they held or the special.
Speaker 5: Here's the thing in the aftermath, to God help anybody
Speaker 5: who wants to rebuild their home with all the permitting
Speaker 5: and the garbage, the hoops you've got to jump through
Speaker 5: in California.
Speaker 2: Another thing that's they.
Speaker 29: Say they're not allowed. They're not allowed to build on
Speaker 29: that on the coast anymore. Like the House of the
Speaker 29: burn down. There's no more. They're not going to allow
Speaker 29: anymore homes.
Speaker 5: Just another reason for more, just another reason for more
Speaker 5: people to exit California.
Speaker 2: And you know you can't.
Speaker 5: You cannot find a U haul in California because they're
Speaker 5: all rented out.
Speaker 2: They are leaving in mass That's right. One way to
Speaker 2: take us, all right, Take care, Take care.
Speaker 5: Twelve minutes past the hour, seven hunderd w A.
Speaker 27: Yeah, And let's go to brother Rick Green on a
Speaker 27: Saturday morning, the Word of God.
Speaker 5: Trying to do something positive on this program at least
Speaker 5: once once in three and a half hours, Brother Rick,
Speaker 5: how are you this morning?
Speaker 26: Hey, good morning, Gary, Jeff. I love this verse today, man,
Speaker 26: cause this is where I'm at in my life, Gary, Jeah.
Speaker 26: It's Galatians Chapter one, verse ten. It says that am
Speaker 26: I now trying to win the approval of human beings
Speaker 26: or of God, or am I trying to please people?
Speaker 26: If I were still trying to please people, I will
Speaker 26: not be a servant of Christ. Amen.
Speaker 22: Wow, I love it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's the defining line, you know. I love it
Speaker 5: this world or or the world after that.
Speaker 2: That is eternal, yes, yes.
Speaker 26: And individual choice. I love people. I love God more,
Speaker 26: but I do love people.
Speaker 5: And their creations of God. So you kind of are
Speaker 5: required to love people, you know what I mean. But
Speaker 5: but you don't. You don't live for other people or
Speaker 5: for the accolades of this earth.
Speaker 2: That's that's for certain.
Speaker 5: Well, Rick, thank you so much for Sharon, brother, and
Speaker 5: I just want to give you this on the on
Speaker 5: the flip side here, this is Psalm one hundred one.
Speaker 5: Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth audibly
Speaker 5: praise the Lord of Lord and the King of Kings.
Speaker 5: That's basically what this is saying. And he alone is worthy.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, brother, have a blessed day. All right,
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Speaker 5: Liam, thank you very much for the musical interlude. We'll
Speaker 5: save that for the moment. Sports, that's what we're talking now.
Speaker 7: College football playoff is set January twentieth. Notre Dame will
Speaker 7: face Ohio State in Atlanta thanks to a twenty eight
Speaker 7: fourteen Ohio State win over Texas. Texas had the ball
Speaker 7: at the one yard line with a chance to tie
Speaker 7: the game up with under three minutes left in the ballgame,
Speaker 7: but Ohio State was able to get a stop and
Speaker 7: a strip sacked touchdown by Jack Sawyer ticket eighty three
Speaker 7: yards of the house to finish it at twenty eight
Speaker 7: to fourteen.
Speaker 5: Yes, follows up the twenty seven to four twenty four
Speaker 5: Notre Dame win over Penn State on Thursday night. You
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Speaker 5: Yeah, what about today? We got NFL action just because
Speaker 5: the Bengals are done. You're not talking about the NFL.
Speaker 5: This is a huge day's Super wild Card weekend.
Speaker 7: Man, they actually dropped Super so it's just wild Card weekend.
Speaker 2: When did they drop Super? I don't know.
Speaker 7: Mike Florio emailed the league about it because he started
Speaker 7: realizing in the branding there's no more Super so it's
Speaker 7: just Wildcard weekend.
Speaker 5: So it was Super Wildcard Weekend last weekend. Now it's
Speaker 5: just wild Card weekend. Yeah, because they don't want to
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Maybe we'll get like a super divisional round week I
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Speaker 2: Hey, let's go to the phone. Hey, MO, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning?
Speaker 11: How are we doing?
Speaker 2: Doing fine? Doing fine? I tell you what.
Speaker 5: It's just like I predicted a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 5: Ohio State, Notre Dame.
Speaker 2: And both of these games, Mo, both of these games.
Speaker 5: At these bowl games that got us to this point
Speaker 5: were decided at a crucial point near the end of
Speaker 5: the game where the loser turned the ball over.
Speaker 2: And it happened again last night.
Speaker 5: Happened the interception in the Notre Dame Penn State game
Speaker 5: on Thursday, and it had it happened last night with
Speaker 5: the takeaway at as they were driving, and I mean,
Speaker 5: taking care of the football all was his key, right.
Speaker 11: Perhaps the most important aspect of the sport.
Speaker 3: And yeah, you're right.
Speaker 11: I mean in neither game did we get great quarterback
Speaker 11: play across the board. But we got some defensive rows
Speaker 11: last night from a guy who I would imagine nearly
Speaker 11: every Bengals fan watching thought, boy, he'd be pretty good
Speaker 11: in stripes. Jack Sawyer made a terrific play. We'll go
Speaker 11: down in Ohio State history as a legend. And you know,
Speaker 11: and obviously had a terrific career, but you know, the
Speaker 11: sack the forest humble and then picking it up and
Speaker 11: running or jogging whatever it was, eighty two yards for
Speaker 11: a touchdown. Ohio State's defensive makeover over the last couple
Speaker 11: of years. You know, if you think of the first
Speaker 11: few years that Ryan Day was the head coach, they
Speaker 11: were very prolific offensively, but couldn't stop anybody defensively. That's
Speaker 11: been their calling card and as explosive as they have
Speaker 11: been in the other two playoff games, defense is the
Speaker 11: reason why, you know, for much of the game last night,
Speaker 11: Ohio State scored first and then they kind of spun
Speaker 11: their hires offensively. Texas's defense had a lot to do
Speaker 11: with that. Ohio State's defense had an answer every single
Speaker 11: time and had an answer for Texas late in the
Speaker 11: game last night. And I'm really excited to see the
Speaker 11: Iris and the Buckeyes play in the National Championship Game
Speaker 11: a week from monday.
Speaker 5: I always thought that Ohio State, you know, they're always
Speaker 5: in the hunt, so to speak, but Notre Dame I
Speaker 5: think is kind of surprising people.
Speaker 2: In Marcus Freeman's year.
Speaker 5: This year, he could be the second youngest coach to
Speaker 5: win a national championship if the Irish come through against
Speaker 5: the Buckeyes a week from Monday night. But Notre Dame
Speaker 5: kind of a surprise to see in the national game.
Speaker 11: What do you think, Well, I think relative maybe to
Speaker 11: some people's preseason expectations, or certainly their expectations after the
Speaker 11: Irish lost to Northern Illinois. But I think going into
Speaker 11: this tournament, you looked at them, and you also looked
Speaker 11: at their draw. Right, they were gonna play Indiana at home,
Speaker 11: Notre Dame, man for man better than Indiana. I think
Speaker 11: most of us knew that going in. Most of us
Speaker 11: suspected that coming out. And they played a Georgia team,
Speaker 11: though all very good, I think you would say is
Speaker 11: the least intimidating Georgia team Dogs to put on the
Speaker 11: field in five or six years, playing with a backup quarterback.
Speaker 11: That's not to take anything away from the fighting Irish,
Speaker 11: but I'll tell you something, Marcus Freeman's the real deal.
Speaker 11: You know, a guy who is the defensive coordinator at
Speaker 11: the University of Cincinnati for Luke Fickle's first few seasons there,
Speaker 11: did a great job and not just building a very
Speaker 11: good defense, but was a master recruiter. And I think
Speaker 11: what he has done. You know, there was a piece
Speaker 11: of ESPN dot com back during the summer that talked
Speaker 11: about Marcus Freeman expanding the Notre Dame recruiting footprint, really
Speaker 11: leaning into NIL, which I think has leveled the playing field.
Speaker 33: Look at what.
Speaker 11: We've had the last two years in college football, a
Speaker 11: sport dominated by the SEC, and now the last two
Speaker 11: years we have national championship games without an SEC team
Speaker 11: in it. Why is that, Well, it's because now everybody
Speaker 11: can pay the players, not just the SEC illegally and
Speaker 11: Notre Dame has taken advantage of that, and Marcus Freeman,
Speaker 11: I'm really happy for him. I think it's fun when
Speaker 11: Notre Dame is this good. You know, I don't subscribe
Speaker 11: to the belief that, well, the sport needs Notre Dame
Speaker 11: in order to thrive, but I do think it's fun
Speaker 11: when Notre Dame is this good. I'm sure this is
Speaker 11: a college football playoff national championship game that they'll turn
Speaker 11: their noses up on the respective coasts, But I don't care.
Speaker 11: I think it's going to be a lot of fun
Speaker 11: a week from Monday.
Speaker 5: I know people who just poo poo Notre Dame all
Speaker 5: the time because they still don't play in a conference
Speaker 5: and they don't play anybody, and the YadA YadA YadA.
Speaker 5: Well they've played some people now that are in conferences,
Speaker 5: and here we are at the prespice of another college
Speaker 5: football national championship.
Speaker 2: Let's flip gears here.
Speaker 5: You see, was having a pretty good college hoops season
Speaker 5: until they got into the conference play again. And now
Speaker 5: you know, here we are. We're going from a sixteenth
Speaker 5: seventeenth ranked team to can they beat anybody in the
Speaker 5: Big twelve? And today Kansas great?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, right exactly.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean it it was great to see
Speaker 5: the comeback against Arizona where they you know, almost got
Speaker 5: over that hump, and then then they go and play
Speaker 5: Baylor and you know what happened there and it was
Speaker 5: just like, oh, geez, is this is this last year
Speaker 5: all over again? So, I mean, what's going on with
Speaker 5: the Bearcats as they get into conference play mo just
Speaker 5: a level of play that's different.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think there's that. I think the sobering thing
Speaker 11: about Tuesday was it wasn't last year all over again,
Speaker 11: because I walked away from last season thinking, okay, you
Speaker 11: see fits in in the Big Twelve. They lost one
Speaker 11: game last year by more than nine points. They were
Speaker 11: in every game. Now, you know, there are no such
Speaker 11: things as moral victories, but in the year one of
Speaker 11: the Big Twelve, I think the objective was to fit in,
Speaker 11: and they did. They were competitive, and that to me
Speaker 11: is what made Tuesday so frustrating. It was the antithesis
Speaker 11: of what we saw last year. It was a team
Speaker 11: that wasn't competitive, and I think it was one the
Speaker 11: continuation of something that was a theme even when they
Speaker 11: were winning. This team offensively hasn't been very good. They
Speaker 11: don't have anybody right now who is creating offense, and
Speaker 11: they don't have an offense that's doing a very good
Speaker 11: job of creating scoring opportunities. But that had been the
Speaker 11: case when they were beating Dayton and when they were
Speaker 11: beating Xavier. What they had been doing was they had
Speaker 11: been playing really high end defense. The comeback against Arizona,
Speaker 11: I'm not sure offensively who you can count on or
Speaker 11: who's supposed to carry the load, but somebody's going to
Speaker 11: have to carry it today.
Speaker 2: Oh, no doubt about it.
Speaker 5: That you know rock Chalk Jayhawk is coming at you with.
Speaker 2: With both horns.
Speaker 5: So I wanted to ask too, since we are as
Speaker 5: Liam has reminded us over and over again in the
Speaker 5: middle of Snowmageddon that we're only seventy five days away
Speaker 5: from Reds opening. Have you seen anything from the ball
Speaker 5: club yet that makes you a little bit more excited
Speaker 5: for the season to begin and see what we have
Speaker 5: this year?
Speaker 11: Well, I think the most exciting thing is some pretty
Speaker 11: encouraging news about some of the players who were injured
Speaker 11: last year. Now, I don't think the front office has
Speaker 11: done all that much.
Speaker 18: To dramatically upgrade the club from what they had last season.
Speaker 11: They still don't have.
Speaker 18: A power bat in the outfield that I think we
Speaker 18: all agreed they needed to go get. They're going to
Speaker 18: go into the season with a starting staff that, for
Speaker 18: the most part, aside from the newly acquired Brady Singer,
Speaker 18: hasn't gotten through a full big league season.
Speaker 11: But let's be honest, the fortunes of the twenty twenty
Speaker 11: five Reds are going to be dictated by number one.
Speaker 11: Are they healthier than they were last year? And Number two,
Speaker 11: do players who either weren't healthy or didn't last season
Speaker 11: stay healthy and perform this season? And I think you're
Speaker 11: getting some pretty encouraging news on that front. You know,
Speaker 11: it's interesting there was no RedFest this year because they
Speaker 11: obviously are redoing the Duke Energy Center, and RedFest is
Speaker 11: typically a chance where you kind of hear from everybody
Speaker 11: and take a moment to take stock of the club.
Speaker 11: They are having their winner Caravan here in about a week,
Speaker 11: and that's typically when nearly everybody with the organization speaks
Speaker 11: on the record, and I think it's going to be
Speaker 11: interesting to hear from Nick Crawl and others. You know,
Speaker 11: are do they really believe that the club they have
Speaker 11: this year can legitimately contend? And I think you're being skeptical.
Speaker 11: I think you're being reasonable if you're skeptical that the
Speaker 11: answer is yes. And is there anything that can be
Speaker 11: done this offseason to dramatically improve the team's chances this year?
Speaker 11: I certainly think they have a chance to be okay,
Speaker 11: But I think we all look two years ago and
Speaker 11: said man in twenty twenty five, the Reds have a
Speaker 11: chance to be better than okay. That's the year that
Speaker 11: they can seriously contend. I still think there's a degree
Speaker 11: of skeptics that that's going to be the case, all right, Moe.
Speaker 5: And finally, as we get into Super wild Card weekend
Speaker 5: in the NFL, is there a give me a sleeper
Speaker 5: in both conferences NFC and AFC that people aren't thinking
Speaker 5: about as possibly you know, making it to the Super
Speaker 5: Bowl when we all have our definite ideas about who
Speaker 5: the best teams are. So so give me a sleeper
Speaker 5: in each conference to look out for.
Speaker 11: Well, I think for me that's a little bit easier
Speaker 11: to do in the NFC because it's the Green Bay Packers,
Speaker 11: and the Green Bay Packers are the best team that
Speaker 11: nobody has talked about all season long. They're obviously going
Speaker 11: to have to play on the road exclusively, but as
Speaker 11: a seven feed last year, we saw what they did
Speaker 11: against the Dallas Cowboys. Are going to play at Philadelphia,
Speaker 11: team that you know, might have the best roster in
Speaker 11: the NFL. But green Bay is really good, really balanced.
Speaker 11: The health of Jordan Love is going to be something
Speaker 11: we're paying attention to. But I like Green Bay. You know,
Speaker 11: I think in the AFC there's a big three, right
Speaker 11: there's Kansas City, there's Baltimore, and there's Buffalo, and I
Speaker 11: think most expect the team that plays in the Super
Speaker 11: Bowl to come from that trio. But if we had
Speaker 11: to pick a sleeper, I'll say the LA Chargers. A
Speaker 11: team that I think is built to go on the road,
Speaker 11: a team that I think defensively can really make life
Speaker 11: uncomfortable for some of these, you know, teams like Buffalo
Speaker 11: and Baltimore and Kansas City. A team that has a
Speaker 11: very good quarterback and a team that has a great
Speaker 11: head coach. So I'll say the Chargers.
Speaker 5: All right, fantastic, Thank you, sir, Enjoy the daughters dance
Speaker 5: recital today, and we'll see hopefully on not a snow day.
Speaker 5: I'm already sick of this and it only took me
Speaker 5: a week. All right, move, take care, all.
Speaker 2: Right, counselor, you're coming in here Saturday mid day. And
Speaker 2: I mean, let's.
Speaker 5: Start off with the terrible tragedy in California. Wildfight there
Speaker 5: that you can't prevent mother Nature, but you can predict
Speaker 5: a response because this is not unprecedented. This makes me
Speaker 5: so angry. And I don't even live there. I don't
Speaker 5: pay taxes in California. That's the other thing about California.
Speaker 5: You pay taxes every time you turn around if you
Speaker 5: live in California or do anything in California. The taxpayers
Speaker 5: approved in twenty fourteen billions of dollars for six reservoirs
Speaker 5: to be built. It's been ten years they've not built one.
Speaker 5: The fire hydrants were dry in Pacific Palisades when the
Speaker 5: firefighters came to rescue people's homes.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable.
Speaker 5: And you've got a mayor, and pursuant to that mayor,
Speaker 5: a fire chief who only cares about diversity, equity and
Speaker 5: inclusion and not about firefight. Do you heard the fire
Speaker 5: chief said when ask by someone if a woman or
Speaker 5: she as a fire chief, could draw, could could carry
Speaker 5: a big guy out of the house. And he and
Speaker 5: she said, well, if he's in the house, he's in
Speaker 5: a wrong place anyway. What the hell was that? I
Speaker 5: am actually going to play that clip, Gary Jeff. It
Speaker 5: was actually the assistant fired chief of the assistant I
Speaker 5: was astounded.
Speaker 2: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 15: It's like a fricking PSA public service announcement that they
Speaker 15: were running.
Speaker 2: They're not running it now.
Speaker 15: The amount and the level of incompetence in this thing
Speaker 15: is just staggering, and I think this is just the
Speaker 15: tip of the iceberg, and you hit the nail on
Speaker 15: the head. A great, big part of it is the
Speaker 15: obsession with DEI over doing what firefighters are supposed to do.
Speaker 15: And I'm not talking about the individual ones, their their
Speaker 15: profiles and courage, but the management, the incompetence.
Speaker 5: It's it's like our military right now, where the generals
Speaker 5: are there. He's better than that, where their generals at
Speaker 5: the top have been picked because they're DEI believers and
Speaker 5: they're they're true believers in these DEI models, and the
Speaker 5: military has suffered as a result. Anything suffers when your
Speaker 5: focus is not what your job is supposed to be.
Speaker 5: Their job is fighting fires and protecting people's homes and
Speaker 5: property and lives from wildfires which occur there all the
Speaker 5: time every year, and they're not doing their job well.
Speaker 15: Mayor Bass she left, I believe on a Friday, and
Speaker 15: she freaking knew that this stuff was coming.
Speaker 2: She knew the highway morning. Yes, yes, it already been there.
Speaker 15: She takes off for Ghana for god knows what reason.
Speaker 15: It just a blatant screw you. I don't care and
Speaker 15: then I don't know if you saw it when they
Speaker 15: got her at the airport coming back. This reporter, God
Speaker 15: love him, he just grilled and she had nothing to say,
Speaker 15: nothing to say. We're gonna play some of that, but
Speaker 15: you really gotta see it on TV to get the
Speaker 15: full gist.
Speaker 2: Like a freaking deer in the headlights.
Speaker 5: Gavin Newsom, another disaster in California as far as leadership,
Speaker 5: you know, just standing there with his with his aviators
Speaker 5: on his hands, in his back pockets.
Speaker 2: We need to be better. Well, you know what, he's
Speaker 2: got to be careful.
Speaker 15: He can't get too close to the fire because with
Speaker 15: the hairjel, it will probably burn his head.
Speaker 5: Oh there's no doubt about it. He'd be a human torch,
Speaker 5: no question. So what's on the show today, Well, in
Speaker 5: the Ramp, we're gonna talk exactly about that. Also, Gary
Speaker 5: Jeff this week, good news on the Title nine front.
Speaker 5: Tommy Tuberville, former UC football coach, he's introducing a bill
Speaker 5: to do away with men's in girls' locker rooms and
Speaker 5: men in girls sports, and it's gonna it's gonna pass
Speaker 5: the federal judge. Federal judge just blocked the Title nine
Speaker 5: that was my next thing. A Kentucky federal judge struck
Speaker 5: down the Biden administration's requirements that sexual identity can be
Speaker 5: a part of the process in Title nine.
Speaker 2: Federal judge said, no, baby, no.
Speaker 15: And I think we're on our way with this, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 15: I think it's the tide is turning very well.
Speaker 2: One last thing I'm looking forward to this.
Speaker 15: We're going to talk to a correspondent from the National
Speaker 15: Post in Ottawa, Canada. Gonna ask him what's up with
Speaker 15: just from Trudeau getting out of there with his tail
Speaker 15: between his legs, and gonna ask this correspondent what the
Speaker 15: Canadian reaction is to Trump. I think it's tongue in
Speaker 15: cheek wanting to make Canada the fifty first states.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, believe me. Looking forward to that.
Speaker 5: I've got some Canadians in tow on Nightcaps coming up
Speaker 5: who are all ready to sign up for statehood. Okay, Saturday,
Speaker 5: midday on the way next after the show show at Huddles,
Speaker 5: see you then Bay.
Speaker 9: The snow from yesterday evening into the overnight hours is
Speaker 9: mostly gone. We'll see a few flurries throughout our Saturday,
Speaker 9: but overall it's just mostly cloudy tempters topping out in
Speaker 9: the upper twenties tonight, we stay dry with cloudy conditions.
Speaker 9: You'll be in the mid teens before you warm up
Speaker 9: to the load to mid thirties on your Sunday.
Speaker 2: From a severe weather station.
Speaker 9: I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio
Speaker 9: seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 16: I don't wear daisy dukes, but I love listening to
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Speaker 2: You're right I should.
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Speaker 32: No, no, no, no, yes, I can.
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