Speaker 1: Phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
Speaker 1: seven four. Oh man, this is this is tough stuff
Speaker 1: right here. Uh for now two days in a row.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately we got to open the show like this. So
Speaker 1: you remember yesterday on the show when we figured out
Speaker 1: through research and uh, playing a bunch of audio and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. Remember when we uh and then and
Speaker 1: then reading our intellectual betters in the news. Do you
Speaker 1: remember how shocked you were to learn that Trump didn't
Speaker 1: actually work at McDonald's, like for real, for real, like
Speaker 1: nine to five or probably not nine to five, probably
Speaker 1: some weird like four to midnight kind of thing like
Speaker 1: that's not we found out, that's not that's not his job.
Speaker 1: Ross you remember, have you have? You got over it?
Speaker 1: Rosster is just in their stunts staring at a window.
Speaker 1: And we found this out yesterday. So hopefully you've had
Speaker 1: a chance to move on. I bring it up because
Speaker 1: I don't want to one two punch you, but unfortunately
Speaker 1: it looks like I'm gonna have to. Apparently Newsweek did
Speaker 1: a little digging, and uh, do you see the picture
Speaker 1: of Trump addressed in the Pittsburgh Steelers uniform. Apparently apparently, uh,
Speaker 1: they think that might not be true. Yes, So Newsweek
Speaker 1: and their infinite wisdom decided to go ahead and pen
Speaker 1: themselves an article talking about how Donald Trump did it.
Speaker 1: He does not, in fact play for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 1: So you know, if you said now, some would say, oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, wait, hold on, who to do? I
Speaker 1: want to be more specific. I gotta go look at
Speaker 1: the picture real quick. Oh okay, no, no, I don't
Speaker 1: think he's number forty seven. So no, Donald Trump does
Speaker 1: not play either what running back or defensive backs I
Speaker 1: think or in the Yeah, yeah, I think that's what
Speaker 1: high twenties to forties, so thirties forties, or defensive backs
Speaker 1: and running backs. So Donald Trump in fact does not
Speaker 1: play either the apparently any position for the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Speaker 1: and does not look like he has a JJ Watts
Speaker 1: physique in real life. So thank you to Newsweek for
Speaker 1: getting that all cleared up, really important stuff. I thought
Speaker 1: for a moment, and that's why I wanted to check
Speaker 1: the number. I thought maybe the because he shared the photo.
Speaker 1: He shared the photo, did his on Twitter or truth?
Speaker 1: I can't remember. Maybe both. And it's like we're into
Speaker 1: Rocky territory now right. Well, he's like every time, and
Speaker 1: it's not even him doing it, and he tweets it
Speaker 1: and he's like, no, he's not actually there to fight,
Speaker 1: you know the Russian right, that's not I mean in
Speaker 1: a way he kind of is, but not in that way.
Speaker 1: And and you know they clarified that right. Well, now
Speaker 1: we find out that he didn't play for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 1: Compliments of the geniuses over at Newsweek, and uh it's
Speaker 1: you know, we'll get by. They probably steals Steelers, probably
Speaker 1: sold a bunch of tickets. I don't know what their
Speaker 1: A ticket sales look like. Probably pretty good. They've been
Speaker 1: around while, but you know, every little bit helps those
Speaker 1: prices up. Man, absolute lunacy. All right, six ' ten
Speaker 1: here on the CaCO Day Radio program, phone number eight
Speaker 1: eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. All right,
Speaker 1: coming up on the show. Let's see here from an
Speaker 1: audio perspective, which just decided to book out on me,
Speaker 1: Timmy Tim Walls doing his thing? Did every time I
Speaker 1: see him doing his thing? I'm like, yeah, is that?
Speaker 1: Like was that in the interview? Like when you guys
Speaker 1: are interviewed, you're like yes, yes, yes, no, perf. In fact,
Speaker 1: we love it if you do more of that out
Speaker 1: on the stump, because the dude doesn't stump very well.
Speaker 1: And I'm actually surprised because, like I don't really remember
Speaker 1: like when he ran, when he ran for governor, I
Speaker 1: had already left Minnesota. But you know, obviously I knew that.
Speaker 1: I knew who the dude was as a congressman for
Speaker 1: for many, many years, and so you kind of had
Speaker 1: a beat on him. But like, I don't remember him
Speaker 1: being that inept stumping. I remember him being a liar.
Speaker 1: We talked about this, Like a lot of these issues
Speaker 1: that came up were issues that were raised when he
Speaker 1: was back to the first time he read for Congress.
Speaker 1: But he is a congressman. I like, he obviously got
Speaker 1: along with people. Well. He flipped a red district against
Speaker 1: a guy who was very personable. People liked him, especially
Speaker 1: people who met him, and he tried to meet a
Speaker 1: lot of people and he was able to flip a district. So, like,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe it only works on Minnesotan's because
Speaker 1: you get this guy on the stage where you do
Speaker 1: a parody. They did a parody with him the other
Speaker 1: day where he had a he had what at X's
Speaker 1: and O's coaches board, and forgive me, it didn't look
Speaker 1: like he understood how that worked, which you know, from
Speaker 1: a coaching perspective for somebody whos ever played football, it's
Speaker 1: pretty easy, especially if you get like a telestrator. Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness, but yeah, the whole thing was cringe, and
Speaker 1: then you package it into you know, him him going
Speaker 1: out on the stump, and it's clear. If it wasn't
Speaker 1: clear from from Kamala with Brett Behar and then like
Speaker 1: the al Smith reaction and then the McDonald's reaction, then
Speaker 1: it should be clear that when you see Tim what
Speaker 1: the joy is gone, as they say, because he was
Speaker 1: supposed to be the guy was you know, the fun
Speaker 1: loving uh uncle or grandpa or however you wanted to
Speaker 1: describe him. And it started to give me some insight
Speaker 1: really watching how bad Kamala was as to why they
Speaker 1: went with Tim Waller. You could make an argument that
Speaker 1: Tim Walls on paper seems seemed more human than Shapiro.
Speaker 1: Now we know what drove the decision there, and you'll
Speaker 1: never convince me otherwise, Right, Shapiro, Right, you let the
Speaker 1: anti Semites talk you out of who you wanted in there. Maybe,
Speaker 1: but I think somebody thought that Tim Walls would remind
Speaker 1: people of their grandpa and detract from the fact that
Speaker 1: Kamala reminds people of their crazy, drunk single aunt.
Speaker 2: You know, kind of.
Speaker 1: Scary to be around sometimes, doesn't human Well, and boy,
Speaker 1: that was a miscalculation.
Speaker 3: So you're out hunting pheasants? Is that enough to convince
Speaker 3: people there's a middle ground on this issue because right now,
Speaker 3: right now, right wingers are coming after you for how
Speaker 3: you handle your shotgun euphemism.
Speaker 4: So I can shoot better than I I got the
Speaker 4: trophies to prove it.
Speaker 1: Yet the yet the what the trophies?
Speaker 2: Okay? You know that where he was shooting, You know
Speaker 2: that that hunting thing there where? Yeah, that was stage.
Speaker 2: You know that.
Speaker 1: No, dude, have you ever hunted?
Speaker 2: Have you? I'm sorry, have you ever hunted? You know
Speaker 2: I haven't, but I know that was staged, all right?
Speaker 1: Have you ever a pheasant?
Speaker 2: Hunted?
Speaker 1: Ian you're ready for in Minnesota?
Speaker 2: I have not.
Speaker 1: Okay, let me let me explain something to you. Uh
Speaker 1: mister uh, before you've gone over the whole what No, no, no, Minnesota,
Speaker 1: Now I've got over how Wyoming hunting works.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: No, No, you talked about the thing with him in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: How no, no, no, no, not going to talk about that. I'm
Speaker 1: going to talk about this how you how you hunt pheasants.
Speaker 1: So the only way in Minnesota, the way that you
Speaker 1: hunt pheasants is different than say, South Dakota, Wyoming. We
Speaker 1: have a little bit of pheasant hunting, not much, but
Speaker 1: uh so you need uh, two camera crews with you,
Speaker 1: uh and two or three local elected officials.
Speaker 2: So that's tradition.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, dude, Yeah, Minnesota has their own they have
Speaker 1: their own thing for a lot of things. I really
Speaker 1: enjoyed living in Minnesota, but there's a lot of quirky
Speaker 1: stuff there, and obviously there's a lot of crazy people
Speaker 1: that have taken the state over. But yeah, no, it's
Speaker 1: that's how you hunt pheasants. Instead of running dogs like
Speaker 1: you've probably seen that where hunters go out and they
Speaker 1: got dogs run around front of him. The bird flies
Speaker 1: up and then kabluey, right, and that's what you see
Speaker 1: on TV. In Minnesota. We use local elected officials and
Speaker 1: members of the mainstream media to flush the birds. Because
Speaker 1: you know, you don't want to you don't want to
Speaker 1: abuse animals, make your poor dog run around or you
Speaker 1: murder of the pheasant. Now, so at that part he's
Speaker 1: a better shot. I don't know. I'd be interested to
Speaker 1: see as military records on this one. I'd be very curious.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe he is a good shot.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty good shot, but I'm not running around bragging stuff.
Speaker 1: And there's and and I'm not. I'm not a great
Speaker 1: great shot. You got to put in a lot of
Speaker 1: time to be a really good shot and have some
Speaker 1: inherent talent there. But Walls isn't out there working on
Speaker 1: the range every day. I'm not out there poping caps
Speaker 1: to the extent that I should if I want to improve,
Speaker 1: Like it's like anything else out there. So to tell
Speaker 1: me that Tim Walls, it's for Tim Walls to sit
Speaker 1: there and say that he's a better shot than right wingers.
Speaker 1: I understand it's a bit of trolling, but also like
Speaker 1: you don't do any of the things that make you
Speaker 1: a better shot, and you got nowhere to really, you
Speaker 1: got nowhere to go, but up I got we get
Speaker 1: ross lined out in a day, and that and that
Speaker 1: guy last wig, last thing you murdered pumpkins, pumpkins, like
Speaker 1: we get you get somebody pretty squared away, but then
Speaker 1: you know, to incrementally do stuff is it is not
Speaker 1: easy and not as easy as a Democrat on the
Speaker 1: view as far as questions go, I mean, that's easy.
Speaker 1: What was that commercial campaign where they were just talking
Speaker 1: about stuff that's really easy, Like how they missed being
Speaker 1: a leftist going on the view in that big list
Speaker 1: of things that are easy. I don't know, but I
Speaker 1: do know I'm right. All I gotta do is listen.
Speaker 6: She actually worked in the McDonald's.
Speaker 2: She did?
Speaker 4: Did she go and pander and disrespect McDonald's workers by
Speaker 4: standing there in your red tie and take a picture?
Speaker 2: Right? Okay?
Speaker 1: So and I didn't hear wall. I didn't see anything
Speaker 1: from walls where he did the class. There's two big
Speaker 1: tell it like, you know, say the quiet part out
Speaker 1: loud things going on this week and last week. One
Speaker 1: is the McDonald's right where you saw a bunch of
Speaker 1: responses and clearing from the democrats own Twitter account which
Speaker 1: they then deleted, where they're like, ah, they're parading them
Speaker 1: in there and it's irresponsible because he has dementia and
Speaker 1: they're looking at they're making him embarrass himself by you know,
Speaker 1: being a fry cook and I'm just like.
Speaker 2: You people are what do you what are you doing?
Speaker 1: You realize you're insulting the guy who literally is a
Speaker 1: fry cook, right, whereas Trump's not really giving him that vibe.
Speaker 1: So how do you think that's gonna go? So that's
Speaker 1: number one. Number two is I don't know why you
Speaker 1: remember Kelly Osbourne when she was I think that happened.
Speaker 1: I'm not on the view whatever the view ripoff is,
Speaker 1: I think it was on the talk the Talk. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine being the Yeah, but can you imagine being
Speaker 1: the almost unknown copy of the view ugh ugh, like,
Speaker 1: look at you watching the View and go I want
Speaker 1: to do that, but then not even be able to
Speaker 1: like part of the reason they do. So it's because
Speaker 1: they're so crazy. But Kelly Osborne, yes, was talking about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, of course and uh if he deported people
Speaker 1: who would clean her toilet I know she said hers
Speaker 1: or hour or whatever or his I think she said his,
Speaker 1: his toilets and even her hosts, even the other hosts like,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, you don't know Xnay on the Ace acesm Ray,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to remember pig Latin like why do you say?
Speaker 1: Now it's the it's the how many how many different
Speaker 1: interviews and things have you seen over the immigration issue? Here,
Speaker 1: like in the last couple of weeks where the reporter
Speaker 1: or the expert uh is making a point and they're
Speaker 1: and they're talking about the decimation of the you know, uh,
Speaker 1: the the you know, cleaning houses and picking vegetables, and
Speaker 1: it's like, dude, is that the only thing you think
Speaker 1: that you should go to? A construction site? You should
Speaker 1: go to and then insert wherever entry level UH hiring
Speaker 1: can be done. But like, you know, if if the
Speaker 1: only way that you ever crossed pass with the native
Speaker 1: Spanish speaker who's not in the film industry, and you're
Speaker 1: one of these Hollywood people is when you're you know,
Speaker 1: you're passing by the servants quarter section of your house,
Speaker 1: then maybe you don't have enough perspective on this.
Speaker 2: And and you sound a little.
Speaker 1: Bigoti, but you know, walls didn't go there, but these
Speaker 1: barking seals around them they have over the years.
Speaker 2: We've got the view and Dad.
Speaker 1: A dad, that's for you. That wardrobe a little I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Did they get Trump when Trump went on
Speaker 1: the view back in the did they they get them anything?
Speaker 2: I mean, I get I don't.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't take anything that they'd give them. Now they're
Speaker 1: giving gifts to the VP candidate. Barbara Walters started this show.
Speaker 1: Whatever you think of Barbara Walters, it was very clear
Speaker 1: that they they they do try to well I shouldn't
Speaker 1: say that they do. They do a horrible job of it,
Speaker 1: but they imply that they're trying to utilize the really
Speaker 1: the journalistic process. How do I know this? They they
Speaker 1: have they do corrections, right, they do corrections, although obviously
Speaker 1: they don't do enough, but they do corrections. Like they
Speaker 1: have a little bit of a policy there they don't.
Speaker 1: I remember there mentioned about non endorsements and stuff, so
Speaker 1: like they have semblances of that. But you get you
Speaker 1: getting the candidate who's coming into you're getting them a gift.
Speaker 1: And then you didn't just get them something you left
Speaker 1: in the green room. You got them like something that
Speaker 1: required some work and then you gave it to them
Speaker 1: on the That's insane to me, not the most insane
Speaker 1: thing from a view standpoint, But well done, ladies, you
Speaker 1: really outdid yourself, all right, And just to remind you
Speaker 1: who walls, well hold on you love of the clock.
Speaker 1: All right, we got just a little more on this
Speaker 1: coming up. Hang on, I would predict the McDonald's saying
Speaker 1: makes it all the way through the week.
Speaker 2: What do you think, Ross, We were just talking by
Speaker 2: this one. Yeah, it's always sorry my Mike wasn't in program.
Speaker 2: I got like, I don't understand how this You know
Speaker 2: this it was a good thing because it's now been
Speaker 2: what three days, and it's still in the news cycle,
Speaker 2: and it's really got under their skin. Yeah, like it
Speaker 2: really has. And Nate Silver pointed out I was reading
Speaker 2: this morning. I think he made the post last night
Speaker 2: an X he was saying not to freak out people
Speaker 2: on the left, even though it's going to but this
Speaker 2: is he's really starting to feel like twenty sixteen vibes,
Speaker 2: whereas in twenty sixteen it was like towards the end
Speaker 2: of that cycle, Trump just inundated the new cycle and
Speaker 2: it was all about him and it was these like,
Speaker 2: you know, more upbeat, positive, you know, goofy stories, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then Hillary couldn't get her message through, which her
Speaker 2: message at the time was Trump is evil, which is
Speaker 2: the exact same thing that's happening to Kamalin now because
Speaker 2: her message is Trump is evil. Right, They went from
Speaker 2: joy to screaming about concentration camps, and Trump is like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm evil, am I? Well, I'm going to do all
Speaker 2: these stories which show me to be like not evil.
Speaker 1: Well, but then they it's funny that you say this
Speaker 1: because there is a part of that story, the Stalin
Speaker 1: Mussolini thing is also saying that the reason he's doing
Speaker 1: these things is the same reason that Stalin would go
Speaker 1: pose for a photo scything grain right, even though even
Speaker 1: though you're literally talking about a thing that a politician does, right,
Speaker 1: they were like, oh, the reason he does all these
Speaker 1: goofy things is so you don't see that he's a
Speaker 1: cold blooded murderer who's going to start camps. Right, So
Speaker 1: the more he does those things, some of these idiots
Speaker 1: are so dug in they think it is confirmation of
Speaker 1: what they're alleged.
Speaker 2: It's just so dumb. Like you were talking yesterday about
Speaker 2: like the power of the memes, right, how like it's
Speaker 2: different now in twenty twenty four than even in you know,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty Yeah, how that's evolved. And like you know,
Speaker 2: campaign is made up of these little tiny moments that
Speaker 2: sort of like get seared in your brain when you
Speaker 2: think about the campaign and think about all the like
Speaker 2: we said yesterday, the historic moments that have come out
Speaker 2: of it, like photos right him, she.
Speaker 1: Saw the photo that I retweeted.
Speaker 2: I did not.
Speaker 1: Okay, you should scroll on it, but keep saying what
Speaker 1: you're saying. Yes, this is to your point.
Speaker 2: You've got the you know, you've got the convict photo.
Speaker 2: You've got the photo of him shaking hands to RFK
Speaker 2: with the fireworks in the background. You've got him standing
Speaker 2: up after being shot saying fight, fight fight. You've got
Speaker 2: him waving out the window of the McDonald's. And these
Speaker 2: are these are mimeable, memorable moments. And then you go
Speaker 2: to the other side, right, which was supposed to be
Speaker 2: about joy which that lasted about two seconds, and then,
Speaker 2: like I said, they started screaming about concentration camps again. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you just you put those in unison. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: put the side though, these two campaigns side by side,
Speaker 2: and which one is the joyful one? Which is because
Speaker 2: you see it, like look at.
Speaker 1: Her the thing you shared with me before you even
Speaker 1: put those aside, that thing on Friday that you sent me.
Speaker 1: I think you wrote Dear God or something, and it's
Speaker 1: Hillary and Kamala next to each other.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and it's the two speeches overlaid, and they're
Speaker 2: the exact same speech.
Speaker 1: And the hand gestures. And by the way, they're very
Speaker 1: angry speeches, right, But yeah, it is. It's one of
Speaker 1: Hillary's closing speeches and Kamala's and like they're not is
Speaker 1: it verbatim exactly? No, A lot, it clearly is. A
Speaker 1: lot of It is clearly the same stuff.
Speaker 2: They're talking about. She's Hillary's talking about how he can't
Speaker 2: stand behind the podium of the presidency of the United States.
Speaker 2: And I'm always saying that pretty much the same thing.
Speaker 2: But look at last night, right, She's at this thing
Speaker 2: with Live Cheney and they're sitting there and they look miserable,
Speaker 2: and they look it's the opposite of joy. They just
Speaker 2: look pissed off and angry and shocked.
Speaker 1: To learn this, by the way, because I happen to
Speaker 1: have friends over in Jackson who actually have to interact
Speaker 1: with her and her family, and that's how she is.
Speaker 1: I know you're gonna be shocked, that's what you hear. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's kind of how she is. So oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: it's not like you have one other thing you want
Speaker 1: to add here now, But to your point, yeah, yeah
Speaker 1: you can't. The problem is is they don't realize you
Speaker 1: can't fake it yet, and some people can. Some people
Speaker 1: absolutely can fake it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but eventually it'll come out right. And that's the
Speaker 2: Harris campaign problem is she's really good in like twenty
Speaker 2: second blurbs or thirty second sound bites, but when she
Speaker 2: has to sit down and talk for you know, thirty
Speaker 2: forty minutes, which she really hasn't done yet. She went
Speaker 2: thirty minutes what with Brett barely twenty, she ends up
Speaker 2: digging herself in hole because she is fake and she's
Speaker 2: not authentic. Where Trump can sit down and talk to
Speaker 2: somebody for two hours, two hours straight. Remember how long
Speaker 2: I the Spaces was with Elon Musk. Yeah, he doesn't
Speaker 2: have to worry about breaking character because he is himself.
Speaker 2: It's it's like when you tell liveter life or lie,
Speaker 2: where you have to keep track of the lies in
Speaker 2: your head and eventually you're gonna get tangled up in
Speaker 2: your lies.
Speaker 1: Or you just kill the people you lied to previous correct.
Speaker 2: Okay, but it's so funny. They're like Trump is evil,
Speaker 2: Trump is bad, and he's like Okay for the next
Speaker 2: two weeks, I'm gonna do I did this McDonald's thing,
Speaker 2: and then I'm gonna you know, it's the exactly but.
Speaker 1: Him saying she's bad, she's a liar, like so there's
Speaker 1: a there's a flavor of it, which actually I think
Speaker 1: irritates some more because he's kind of doing the same
Speaker 1: thing as a secondary you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but when it comes to the interactions with the
Speaker 2: people there at the McDonald's are in the drive through window, right,
Speaker 2: which wasn't scripted, which weren't paid people to be there.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I read the woman's account, one of the one of
Speaker 1: the women that went through I.
Speaker 2: Believe it or not.
Speaker 1: They did check them for security purposes.
Speaker 2: Oh so they did. They looked through the card and said, hey,
Speaker 2: you're not a crazy person that wants to check they want.
Speaker 1: They did the little thing with the mirror under it,
Speaker 1: you know, you know the thing you do every single time.
Speaker 1: By the way, if you ever go to the White
Speaker 1: House or are able to park in some of the
Speaker 1: congressional lots, that's something they do.
Speaker 2: Staged.
Speaker 1: So staged, man, so staged.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I predict this McDonald's thing will still be going on
Speaker 1: because they're going to try to get the McDonald's shut.
Speaker 2: Do you know this right?
Speaker 1: There's already a bunch of posts about it. They're already
Speaker 1: planning a protest. Remember when they wanted that Wendy in
Speaker 1: Atlanta shut where the officer who had his taser taken
Speaker 1: killed that suspect. Do you remember when they demanded that
Speaker 1: they shut that Wendy's ross. How's that Wendy's doing? Do
Speaker 1: you remember? We do you guys go through there? Ever
Speaker 1: when you kind of I guess you don't really drive
Speaker 1: through Atlanta very much. How's the Wendy's doing where that
Speaker 1: officer shot that dude who got a hold of the taser.
Speaker 2: Do we know that's not the one that burned down?
Speaker 2: Is it? Oh?
Speaker 1: Did it accidentally?
Speaker 2: That is the one? Okay?
Speaker 1: Did it accidentally burn down?
Speaker 2: I'm confused? Seeah, I was in my mind, I'm confused
Speaker 2: because of seeing the mental pictures. Once they get talking
Speaker 2: about pictures again, I can't remember that burning, but I
Speaker 2: but I also was remembering the McDonald's burning in Minneapolis.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah's watch so I had both of those. I
Speaker 2: was confused.
Speaker 1: Oh, well to be okay, So here's how you know
Speaker 1: in in that one in Atlanta that was one McDonald's.
Speaker 1: In Walls' case, I believe they burned at least a
Speaker 1: half dozen McDonald's, so you have to be more specific.
Speaker 2: Wall's talking about this, you know, the whole McDonald's thing
Speaker 2: being faken and Kamala work there and Trump never did.
Speaker 2: It's really weird too, because he just did one of
Speaker 2: these staged events, which are very common when you do
Speaker 2: a campaign with that Philly cheese steak place in a Philly.
Speaker 1: All right, let me bring let me but let me
Speaker 1: bring people up to speed because this is this is
Speaker 1: actually two different stories, but they involved the same ownership group,
Speaker 1: so Ross is correct.
Speaker 2: What they did is they they closed the restaurant.
Speaker 1: They and they you know, I don't know that they
Speaker 1: threw people, you know, because this is how you word
Speaker 1: this stuff, or you want to tell you they threw
Speaker 1: people out. No, they probably post just like the McDonald's did,
Speaker 1: where they posted sign its saying they're going to be
Speaker 1: closed during this time. And and then they brought in
Speaker 1: a bunch of actors literally paid actors, camp some campaign people,
Speaker 1: but they you know, so that there was a natural
Speaker 1: looking crowd, but not one that would you know, look
Speaker 1: at them or interact, and they shot a whole thing
Speaker 1: up there, and yes, part of it includes walls cooking.
Speaker 2: Uh you know Konilla was in on that shoot, right.
Speaker 1: It is, And it probably wouldn't even have been an
Speaker 1: issue except that business is the same but a different location.
Speaker 1: But it's the same business of this whatever Brother's Italian
Speaker 1: food chain that threatened to call the police if jd
Speaker 1: Vance walked inside of the venue to say hello to
Speaker 1: people who had been there and spending money, right, and
Speaker 1: we're all geeked down and dressed out in this I
Speaker 1: The thing that I never got answered is you're telling
Speaker 1: me that nobody in that prois.
Speaker 2: It Parretti Brothers, right? Yeah, I remember nobody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nobody inside that restaurant realized that those might be
Speaker 1: magafolk waiting for jd Vance. I promise you, it's the
Speaker 1: only thing they talked about for the most part, right
Speaker 1: right in front of the waitresses, the managers and everybody.
Speaker 1: So when jd Vance's crew shows up and the manager
Speaker 1: is like, now I can't come in here, and then
Speaker 1: people are like, this is insane. We've been here spending
Speaker 1: money and you all know what's up. You know, everybody
Speaker 1: advanced to his thing in there in the parking lot.
Speaker 1: People got mad, that's the same business.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And the media was championing the owners of Debt
Speaker 2: establishment for their their stance against vance. Right, they were like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: look at that. They're very brave. But when it comes
Speaker 2: to there, but then they're when but then they're trying
Speaker 2: to attack the franchise owners of this McDonald's. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because they dare take a stand about, you know, for
Speaker 2: a side or whatever.
Speaker 1: But also did they take a stand? You know, here's
Speaker 1: the thing, there's a possibility and I don't know this guy,
Speaker 1: probably the guy who's the owner owns these franchises, probably
Speaker 1: does like Trump. But let's say let's say he didn't,
Speaker 1: but he didn't have TDS. If one of the candidates
Speaker 1: wants to come to my McDonald's.
Speaker 2: And do a thing, I'm probably gonna let them.
Speaker 1: I know, I know this sounds crazy, but if they
Speaker 1: want to come and they want to do a thing,
Speaker 1: I'm probably gonna let them. If I don't have strong
Speaker 1: feelings either.
Speaker 2: Way, it's just hard to believe that in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four you could be a business owner and not have,
Speaker 2: you know, strong feelings.
Speaker 1: I'm just I totally agree with you.
Speaker 2: That's why I'm that being said.
Speaker 1: You know, publicity's publicity, man. Now, granted, now you're gonna
Speaker 1: have to deal with lunatics beating on drums and probably
Speaker 1: chaining themselves to parts of you're established. Who knows, maybe uh,
Speaker 1: full scale burning your thing down because you know that's
Speaker 1: how we resolve differences now apparently. But yeah, this thing's
Speaker 1: gonna go on and on and on, and why wouldn't it.
Speaker 1: You know, every time they do do something that maybe
Speaker 1: doesn't come across as super creepy, then one of them
Speaker 1: says something, Man.
Speaker 4: I would ask them honest questions, and they ask them,
Speaker 4: why are you and JD. Vans making up stories about
Speaker 4: people who are in this country legally putting them at risk,
Speaker 4: spreading disgusting, untrue stories about folks in Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 2: Aurora, Colorado?
Speaker 1: What you mean the you mean the trend, dear Ragua,
Speaker 1: my pronunciations on that's terrible, Uh, the Venezuelan gang. So
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Part of your stump speech is to criticize
Speaker 1: Trump for saying in advance for saying negative things about folks,
Speaker 1: including and you cited it specifically, the is Swalen murder
Speaker 1: gang members. You know what this is. This is the
Speaker 1: he called them animals thing. This is why it gets
Speaker 1: so tiring, Like you don't even have a new thing.
Speaker 1: Do you remember when he was talking to that. It
Speaker 1: was a woman's sheriff and I think it was in
Speaker 1: California actually, or maybe it was Nevada. Or he's talking,
Speaker 1: he's got a bunch of sheriffs standing around in their
Speaker 1: sheriff's gear and you know, talking about sheriff stuff, and specifically,
Speaker 1: this woman starts talking about MS thirteen, this female sheriff,
Speaker 1: and Trump called them animals, And do you remember that.
Speaker 1: The media took that and they're like, oh, he's calling
Speaker 1: he's calling Latin people animals, or he's calling immigrants animals,
Speaker 1: or he's you know whatever, and it's like, I think
Speaker 1: they were just talking about people who like to sex
Speaker 1: traffic twelve year olds and then murder people. That sounds
Speaker 1: a little animalistic to me. That's kind of that's kind
Speaker 1: of the same thing here with Walls. But like he
Speaker 1: couldn't even get it right because people are just because
Speaker 1: all you did was you said Aurora Colorado on the end,
Speaker 1: most people they're partially even mostly paying attention with that
Speaker 1: triggers in their mind is a visual because there's a
Speaker 1: video of a Latin American gang going.
Speaker 2: And and and and and.
Speaker 1: Forcibly getting money from residents and mane you see they
Speaker 1: beat up some.
Speaker 2: The other day. The guy that worked there, Yes, his
Speaker 2: face was just completely like your bloody.
Speaker 1: He fell down the stairs.
Speaker 2: Whoops. I mean it's Colorado, little icy some mornings this
Speaker 2: time of the year.
Speaker 1: No, he didn't want he didn't want to go. What
Speaker 1: did He wouldn't give him a key, right, I think
Speaker 1: it's what started. Like they're in there with firearms demanding keys.
Speaker 1: Now this guy is like, no, you can't have a key,
Speaker 1: So kudos to him. That's that's a tough thing to
Speaker 1: tell a bunch of gangbangers. They can't have with that
Speaker 1: that they were ever.
Speaker 2: Blowing the situation. It was just a handful of apartment complexes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh that's that's true.
Speaker 2: I also forgot about that. Yeah, we have that. We
Speaker 2: played that audio the other day, just a hand jd.
Speaker 2: Vance took that apart, right, and it's like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe this is America and maybe one is too many.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how about zero, let's go with zero? Controlled by
Speaker 1: foreign gangs. So oh, man, all right, six six forty nine.
Speaker 1: Here on the CaCO Day Radio program, phone number eight
Speaker 1: eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four speaking
Speaker 1: of rallies. I don't know, Ross, do you think Maria
Speaker 1: Shriver was is Maria Shreiver right? Do you think that's
Speaker 1: a good surrogate that Kamala had there?
Speaker 2: Because I don't know, Man, You're not.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, we have you're not. Unfortunately, we have some pre
Speaker 1: determined questions, and I hopefully I'll be able.
Speaker 3: To ask some of the questions that might be in
Speaker 3: your head.
Speaker 2: I hope.
Speaker 1: So all right, all right, so what is that. I'll
Speaker 1: give you the I'll give you the details. I'll what
Speaker 1: you just listen to next here on the CaCO Day
Speaker 1: Radio program, order up another dose of lunatics. That's I
Speaker 1: think the staffing for the Harris campaign. I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: every day I question who who the hell is working
Speaker 1: for a campaign? And I got to be honest, when
Speaker 1: we started this, I was more that was more like
Speaker 1: with Trump, like you don't see it behind the scenes,
Speaker 1: but Trump's operation is fundamentally different this time, especially in
Speaker 1: the way that they.
Speaker 2: Interact with the media like they they don't.
Speaker 1: I did try to determine the like we used to
Speaker 1: in the previous Trump campaigns. We kind of had a
Speaker 1: point person, so if I want to do an interview,
Speaker 1: that's who I would go through. They would also have surrogates,
Speaker 1: like so like big supporters of trying, you know, like
Speaker 1: Elon Muskuld be an example.
Speaker 2: Now'd be a little harder to get, but you.
Speaker 1: Like, that person was our goat, Like that person doesn't
Speaker 1: exist from a media a media services standpoint, And I
Speaker 1: kind of get it, like they're not going to expend
Speaker 1: an ounce of energy into the media because he hates them,
Speaker 1: and you know, we get swept up in that. But
Speaker 1: it's different right now. And I and I remember with Trump,
Speaker 1: I'm like, where are like, where are the ads? Where
Speaker 1: are the the uh uh in North Carolina? Where were
Speaker 1: some of the staff that you saw? But the reality
Speaker 1: is maybe it's a more efficient animal. And I point
Speaker 1: this out because now I'm left going, well, who's working
Speaker 1: over at Kamala's a campaign? You know that you know
Speaker 1: that they sent it, They sent that this was from
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party's uh Twitter account. However, it was something
Speaker 1: from the campaign. So the campaign put out Happy Happy
Speaker 1: President or happy birthday, Vice Madam Vice president, right, and
Speaker 1: and because it was her birthday over the weekend, and
Speaker 1: they then grab it and tweet out happy birthday to
Speaker 1: the next president or the future or however they worded it.
Speaker 1: Now when I tell you about and then they deleted
Speaker 1: the tweet very quickly. Now, why is it do you
Speaker 1: think that that that was that tweet was deleted? Well,
Speaker 1: if you if you've paid attention for five minutes of
Speaker 1: political history, you know that Hillary tweeted that. And how
Speaker 1: much egg is on our favor tour credit the tweets
Speaker 1: still up. I guess Ross and I are just having
Speaker 1: a big discussion off the air about about tweeting and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, but more specifically, like if you're the
Speaker 1: Kamala if you're Kamala Harris, or you're and you work
Speaker 1: or you work for Kamala Harris campaign, or you work
Speaker 1: for the Democrat Party or one of their you know,
Speaker 1: like this the Democratic Senates, What's and what committee? You know,
Speaker 1: one of the packs. I feel like maybe they're doing
Speaker 1: themselves a disservice, hiring nothing but twenty somethings. And and
Speaker 1: don't get wrong, it's not I would say it if
Speaker 1: it was just sixty year olds too, because like there's
Speaker 1: a lot of real weird, unforced airs tweeting out the
Speaker 1: happy Birthday to the future president with Kamala Harris, who already,
Speaker 1: as we were just talking about, is basically doing a
Speaker 1: Hillary impression with her angry speech right now, and then
Speaker 1: Hillary did it and it looks so stupid that you
Speaker 1: deleted it moments later. How does stuff like that happen?
Speaker 1: If you'd have left it up, then you can at
Speaker 1: least argue, well, look, it's it is what it is.
Speaker 1: We're here, Uh, everything else we do is saying welcome
Speaker 1: to the next president, So why wouldn't Twitter? But they didn't.
Speaker 1: They took it down because they realized how bad it looked,
Speaker 1: how dumb it looked. And it's not the only example
Speaker 1: of just stuff I don't understand from within the campaign,
Speaker 1: but most of it seems to center around one thing.
Speaker 1: When you're deal when you have people, I don't expect
Speaker 1: twenty year olds, a twenty year old intern at a campaign.
Speaker 2: You know thing.
Speaker 1: I don't expect them to have a working knowledge of
Speaker 1: the twenty sixteen election because they're kids at that point.
Speaker 1: I mean they should, they're you know, they're playing up
Speaker 1: the highest levels if they're actually on the main campaign.
Speaker 1: But but that's how you get stuff like that, and
Speaker 1: it's why, you know, on the Democrat, it's why you
Speaker 1: want to have a James Carvill in there. No matter
Speaker 1: what you think of the guy, the dude has intricately
Speaker 1: been involved much of the dismay of probably some people
Speaker 1: in you know, everything under the sun, going back to
Speaker 1: uh was it Lyndon Johnson or something like. Dude's been
Speaker 1: around and there's going to be little nuances and things
Speaker 1: that you remember. You just if you're you know, if
Speaker 1: you're old, if you're in your forties, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of things you remember that obviously your kids may never
Speaker 1: learn about. Unfortunately, we find, you know, we're swinging for
Speaker 1: little you know, uh that we're talking about littler things
Speaker 1: than like some of the big stuff. Your kids are
Speaker 1: not being taught like you know, Holocaust and World War
Speaker 1: two and even that Trump was president according to one
Speaker 1: textbook that left him out. I mean, so you know,
Speaker 1: you don't even get down to this, but it matters
Speaker 1: and it sticks with just like those photos of Trump
Speaker 1: at the McDonald's, those those those idiot tweets get they
Speaker 1: get passed around too, and then people stumble upon them
Speaker 1: that aren't necessarily very political, and they look at it like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're a lunatic.
Speaker 2: What do you what do you mean?
Speaker 1: What do you mean? They might they're there, they might
Speaker 1: put in danger the uh migrants in Aurora, Colorado again,
Speaker 1: and people's brain all you trigger is the reminder of
Speaker 1: that video of armed gang members doing a shakedown of
Speaker 1: an apartment building. It's just so bad. And then we
Speaker 1: started talking about bad tweets and I had no idea
Speaker 1: ross that you missed the Justine Sacho story or didn't
Speaker 1: remember it. It's one of my favorites. But it's a
Speaker 1: wonderful cautionary tale. If you guys don't remember this, this
Speaker 1: was over ten years ago, just to show you how
Speaker 1: time flies, right, this is this is twenty thirteen. You
Speaker 1: have this woman. She works as a PR professional. According
Speaker 1: to her now deleted or altered, heavily altered social media here,
Speaker 1: Justine Sacho, PR director for Interactive Corp, which is it's
Speaker 1: a media company.
Speaker 2: All right. So she.
Speaker 1: Was going I think she was in London, going to
Speaker 1: South africacause she was on that flight and it's a
Speaker 1: long flight it's eleven twelve hours. Okay, So she tweets
Speaker 1: out the following tweet, she said, going to Africa, hope
Speaker 1: I don't get AIDS. Just kidding. I'm white. You remember
Speaker 1: this story? Now, don't she a lot of you? And
Speaker 1: if you don't, hold on because it gets pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: Now what did she mean by that? Honestly, when I
Speaker 1: first saw it, I know what people were saying, but
Speaker 1: I actually thought she might have meant what she says
Speaker 1: she meant because I looked at her other tweets and
Speaker 1: she is your typical moonbat light, really doing the virtue signaling. Obviously,
Speaker 1: from a pr perspective, this is and being younger, this
Speaker 1: is likely what was driven into her head at whatever
Speaker 1: university she went to, and so she was What she
Speaker 1: was doing is she was talking about how she wouldn't
Speaker 1: because the whites have all the medicine over in Africa
Speaker 1: and then they just leave the Black Africans to die.
Speaker 2: That's the point that she was kind of making.
Speaker 1: So it is it's a snarky Moonbaddy self self loathing
Speaker 1: kind of thing. The problem is it doesn't always come
Speaker 1: across that way, and for most people it didn't because
Speaker 1: BuzzFeed got a hold of it, and the Gawker sites
Speaker 1: and whatever, and so it went viral. But what made
Speaker 1: this story so crazy is for eleven hours, and they're
Speaker 1: eleven hours for much of that flight where she got
Speaker 1: on the plane and she did what a lot of
Speaker 1: people do. She was totally disconnected from the Internet and
Speaker 1: social media. Now they had internet on the plane, as
Speaker 1: you'll find out, because I'll explain here in a moment,
Speaker 1: But she for eleven hours, which for those of you
Speaker 1: who travel a lot for busines business, it might be
Speaker 1: your nice little respite she's doing eleven hour flight. If
Speaker 1: I'm on eleven hour flight, I probably don't want social
Speaker 1: media either. So for eleven hours she starts trending, and
Speaker 1: then eventually, about four or five hours in, she is
Speaker 1: the top trending thing on Twitter, and it's not even close.
Speaker 1: The entire world is watching, salivating, sharing flight tracking data
Speaker 1: and arrivals information, salivating over the buzz saw that this
Speaker 1: woman was going to feel when she got off that plane.
Speaker 1: In fact, a bunch of people showed up to the
Speaker 1: airport where she was landing to interact, to protests, to film,
Speaker 1: to get a somebody tried to get a selfie with her,
Speaker 1: and the whole world knew. And by the way, her
Speaker 1: employer also responded while she was in the air, saying
Speaker 1: that there's no room for this in the company. And
Speaker 1: people watched it like they were like they were watching
Speaker 1: a jumper do it, do it. It was simultaneously crazy
Speaker 1: conceptually because everyone knew this woman was screwed, but her
Speaker 1: for half of a day. So yeah, yeah, i'd say
Speaker 1: some of this stuff matters, but you don't know that story.
Speaker 2: Imagine. Look, you get in the plane and you're saying
Speaker 2: something to try to be righteous, right, to point out
Speaker 2: if you are the you know, you're like tried the
Speaker 2: first right as you got on right to go after
Speaker 2: the the evil people on the right or whatever.
Speaker 1: That you're the board.
Speaker 2: Yeah, take on the board. You're like, yeah, the people.
Speaker 2: And then you get off the plane and you're like
Speaker 2: the most racist person in the world because you didn't
Speaker 2: realize that people could read your tweet a different way
Speaker 2: than what you intended.
Speaker 1: And she got off that plane, man, and you got
Speaker 1: can you imagine you where you where'd you just fly to?
Speaker 1: You flew to your mom's.
Speaker 2: Right, Uh yeah yeah, back in June.
Speaker 1: Uh do you you fly in Disconnectady Albany Albany. Okay,
Speaker 1: imagine if you stepped off that plane because you and
Speaker 1: I were actually text You and I were texting when
Speaker 1: you're on your layover there in Charlotte, because Ross had
Speaker 1: a very if you fly American, those layovers in Charlotte
Speaker 1: are razor thin, as you probably know. So I don't
Speaker 1: know if he was flying American, but you had a RaSE.
Speaker 1: You had what you thought was going to be a
Speaker 1: thin thing. And so we were sitting there talking and
Speaker 1: we were joking about like, oh, you know, you're wearing
Speaker 1: your you're wearing your fake nose and mustache kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: But imagine if that's not you, right, there's no reason
Speaker 1: for Peter. She works as a PR person at at
Speaker 1: at a tech company. She's one of a thousand people
Speaker 1: who send me a press release every day.
Speaker 2: That's even worse part, how can you be in PR
Speaker 2: and make the mistake? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well yeah, but you get off the plane, and you know,
Speaker 1: you know those scenes where somebody gets off a plane
Speaker 1: and there's like limo drivers holding the signs with your
Speaker 1: you know, your last name on it, like Jones or whatever,
Speaker 1: like oh okay, and then that's your train but in
Speaker 1: this case, they had signs, but they were not limo drivers.
Speaker 1: They were amped up moon bats from South Africa who
Speaker 1: literally went over the like they went over the airport.
Speaker 1: Some of them, I don't know if it's some. I
Speaker 1: know at least one of them bought a bought the
Speaker 1: cheapest tickets so they could get in and wait it
Speaker 1: outside the gate. Like they invested their own money so
Speaker 1: they'd be the first to try to get a selfie
Speaker 1: with you while calling you a racist. This is the
Speaker 1: world we live in, man, And yeah, that whole story there.
Speaker 1: And so the moral of the story is stop virtue
Speaker 1: signaling on social media, you loaned.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's important. People don't realize we do this,
Speaker 2: at least I do on a daily basis, right when
Speaker 2: it comes to the show's social media and even my
Speaker 2: personal one. Right, Yeah, because I've known people in this
Speaker 2: business to make a mistake and something came across the
Speaker 2: wrong way and their career is gone. And it's very important.
Speaker 2: So I'll give you an example. You know, you've got
Speaker 2: to look at something and say, can people interpret this
Speaker 2: in a different way than what is intended? And then
Speaker 2: you have the wigh am I gonna post it or not.
Speaker 2: And a lot of times I don't post things looking
Speaker 2: out for the show, right.
Speaker 1: And I would point out that yesterday he posted a
Speaker 1: picture of Hitler dressed in with McDonald's insignias. So like,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna my point is, if you're gonna play
Speaker 1: with delicate stuff, or if you're gonna talk about topics
Speaker 1: that could be controversial, it's it's that much more important
Speaker 1: that your mood is understood and what you're trying to
Speaker 1: say is understood correct.
Speaker 2: Give an example of this. So yesterday I saw a
Speaker 2: photoshop picture of Trump during you know, the first assassination attempt,
Speaker 2: the famous picture of him jumping up with his fist. Oh,
Speaker 2: you know the one you're gonna Yeah, I know the
Speaker 2: one you saw getting ushered away by the Secret Service,
Speaker 2: And somebody had photoshopped McDonald's bag in his hand, and
Speaker 2: they were like, oh my god, what a first shift
Speaker 2: or whatever. Set. Yeah, I thought it was funny, but
Speaker 2: I realized that if we were to post this, there's
Speaker 2: gonna be people in our audience. They're gonna say, oh
Speaker 2: my god, you are mocking an assassination attempt, how dare you?
Speaker 2: And I just didn't want to deal with the drama.
Speaker 2: So I mean, yeah, that comes across all the time.
Speaker 2: I mean, you have people if you're working with the
Speaker 2: Hairs campaign and you're tweeting out the whole reason we
Speaker 2: started talking about this, or the photo of her happy
Speaker 2: birthdon to the future president. Yeah, you've got to understand.
Speaker 2: I don't understand how that sort of eric can happen.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand. They have to be, like you said,
Speaker 2: super young to just not even to be completely oblivious
Speaker 2: to what happened in twenty twenty or twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: But then I asked myself, well, why is it that
Speaker 1: I have recall of dozens of campaign ruining incidents in
Speaker 1: campaigns that I wasn't even alive for, or at the
Speaker 1: very least I wasn't out of like grade school for.
Speaker 2: I think because the why do I.
Speaker 1: Know monkey business? Why do I know the name of
Speaker 1: a boat?
Speaker 2: Because?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: You know? The sad answer to that is because we're nerds.
Speaker 1: No. But but to be fair, if you work for
Speaker 1: a campaign, if you work at the highest levels, oh
Speaker 1: you should I know, yeah, right, you should be nerdier
Speaker 1: than us, You should be far wonkier than us.
Speaker 2: If that makes sense.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you one of the things in DC and
Speaker 1: God bless God bless them that they're that they're really
Speaker 1: into it. Sometimes I talk to people work for members
Speaker 1: of Congress and whatnot, and it is clear they have
Speaker 1: no other.
Speaker 2: Life, right, I think I think it's possibly it's a
Speaker 2: generational thing. And we've mentioned this before when it comes
Speaker 2: to other topics where you have you have this gen
Speaker 2: z which and every generation seems to believe, you know,
Speaker 2: the world started when I was born, Right, there's history
Speaker 2: doesn't exist before I was born. But it really is
Speaker 2: true with gen Z, or at least it seems to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, No, it's as evidenced by these stories about
Speaker 1: all their discoveries of things like roommates and ah. Although
Speaker 1: to be fair, we really, if you think about it, USS,
Speaker 1: our generation did save humanity. Did you see what they
Speaker 1: were up to in the seventies, right before we got
Speaker 1: here with the clothes and the belt, with the the
Speaker 1: big callers and I you're welcome, You should be thankful. Yeah,
Speaker 1: look at all the amazingness that the eighties and early
Speaker 1: nineties brought you.
Speaker 2: That's us, that's what we do.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's it's a grand screw up. But I
Speaker 1: and I thought about that, because you're right, they're probably
Speaker 1: the folks doing it are probably in their twenties. And
Speaker 1: it's clear somebody saw it, somebody realized it because they
Speaker 1: deleted it.
Speaker 2: I think within the moment they say they what they're
Speaker 2: saying is they deleted it because they took out the sixty.
Speaker 2: The first one had a big sixty on it, and
Speaker 2: they took out the number and they reposted it without
Speaker 2: the birthdate. And so the rumor is that Kamala saw
Speaker 2: that and she's pissed off because she's not happy about
Speaker 2: turning sixty, which is why Trump was mocking her, saying
Speaker 2: happy birth, the happy sixtieth. Yeah, I don't believe that
Speaker 2: for a minute.
Speaker 1: No, I think somebody got gleeful because remember the campaign
Speaker 1: made the image. The Democrats tweeted the image. Do you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, Like, there's two sets of people
Speaker 1: there and but the but the image with Kamala didn't
Speaker 1: say future president. It said Madam vice president. Right, it
Speaker 1: was one hundred accurate.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know if I'm buying into all that, but uh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's uh, that's for you to decide, all right, So
Speaker 1: check this out do do do?
Speaker 2: Oh wait, hold on, well let me uh yeah, we
Speaker 2: got we got, we got enough time.
Speaker 1: Remember I told you that the Kamala Hill, you have
Speaker 1: to see it better. It's better if you watch it
Speaker 1: because the hand gestures. But this is the audio from
Speaker 1: the side by side clip of Hillary and kamalas seed
Speaker 1: of the negative.
Speaker 4: To say, we are not going back here to work.
Speaker 1: But behind the health is curing.
Speaker 2: So good.
Speaker 3: Converted us on the ye of the country and work that.
Speaker 2: We want it all right.
Speaker 1: So there's and there's about nine things to think about.
Speaker 1: One there's the words, which they're basically saying the same thing.
Speaker 1: Two they're doing the hand gestures. And three you can
Speaker 1: think it's unfair, and I would argue that it's not
Speaker 1: always true, but I think people are more inclined when
Speaker 1: they see somebody see a woman yelling like that and
Speaker 1: fist pumping that they're gonna think that's weird. You can
Speaker 1: think that's you know, bad, but it's true.
Speaker 2: We'll be back.
Speaker 1: I am so glad that I stopped to watch a
Speaker 1: little of the video. So did you, guys, Ross, did
Speaker 1: you see the IDF's press conference the Israeli defens horses
Speaker 1: presser what they did. What's I'm sorry, I'm sorry it
Speaker 1: was hiccopied.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: So they held a press conference just I don't know,
Speaker 1: ten hours ago or something. I really wish I would
Speaker 1: have seen this live.
Speaker 2: So they held a.
Speaker 1: Press conference and had a power point, if you will,
Speaker 1: about Lebanon, right, Beirut and Hesbela and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: And they he went.
Speaker 1: Through a slideshow of like street level photos, satellite photos, addresses,
Speaker 1: and went one by one telling the people of Lebanon
Speaker 1: where Hesbla has pile palettes of money squirreled away, just free,
Speaker 1: just piles of money and little secret hideouts. They got
Speaker 1: it buried in barrels. They have him hidden under a hospital.
Speaker 2: I know you're shocked.
Speaker 1: They told everyone in Lebanon, where there's hundreds of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars in loose cash just sitting. They gave up
Speaker 1: all of Hesbela's stuff. It's uh, it's like it's like
Speaker 1: they somebody watched It's a mad, mad, mad mad world,
Speaker 1: and it was like, hey, we should try that. I
Speaker 1: gotta tell you, man, that's hilarious to me. Right, you
Speaker 1: don't have to fire a single rocket or missile to
Speaker 1: how many Hesbela fighters are sick of this crap right now.
Speaker 1: And now maybe if they didn't know, now they know
Speaker 1: how many people are being told that there's, uh there's
Speaker 1: pilets of money being stored in an area that only
Speaker 1: has two or three guys, and they're like, yeah, I
Speaker 1: want to be rich. So that was that was a
Speaker 1: little dastardly, man. I just I want to know if
Speaker 1: it's paying off. I mean, they were so detailed. They
Speaker 1: were telling people how to gain access to the hiding areas,
Speaker 1: like at the hospital, like you need and they showed
Speaker 1: the door. You go through this door, there's another one
Speaker 1: where they've dug down and you can go in it.
Speaker 1: But also, if you're Hesbelah and they're showing like almost
Speaker 1: real time photos where your money hides are, you're not
Speaker 1: going there with a forklift and taking it right now.
Speaker 1: You have to assume that they have a laser sight
Speaker 1: on you, so to speak, because you know, Israel has
Speaker 1: no problem firing into Lebanon right now because Lebanon's firing
Speaker 1: into them. So you're like, they you kind of did
Speaker 1: the joker thing. What do you do with all that money? So, uh,
Speaker 1: it could be an interesting, interesting day around Lebanon, if
Speaker 1: it has its intended effect? All right, we gotta have
Speaker 1: a conversation about this story. Here, here's the headline. Mass
Speaker 1: text message reminds North Carolinia to vote, confusing those who
Speaker 1: already have. Are you stupid?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Here's the thing? Do I understand? Like, because inherently I
Speaker 1: understand the paranoia that did my vote? Did it not
Speaker 1: show that I voted?
Speaker 2: I'm not right?
Speaker 1: How many of you, depending on which system, how many
Speaker 1: of you look and want to see that number change
Speaker 1: when you enter your ballad in there if you use
Speaker 1: the machine you put it in? All right? But also
Speaker 1: did you stop to think for a moment that it's like,
Speaker 1: it's not you they're talking to, it's the everyone. Like,
Speaker 1: let me ask you a question. When you go get
Speaker 1: a flu shot, if you get it, Let's see you
Speaker 1: get a flu shot every year?
Speaker 2: Right? Uh?
Speaker 1: Pretty quick here we're gonna be pumping flu shots, right,
Speaker 1: and then let's say you go get one. You're like, oh,
Speaker 1: I just heard an ad. I just heard a PSA
Speaker 1: on the radios. Go get your flu shot, And I
Speaker 1: got one at CBS today. If the next day you
Speaker 1: hear that same PSA, I don't know if we're gonna
Speaker 1: run him this year, but we seem to run him
Speaker 1: every year. If you hear that same PSA the next day,
Speaker 1: you don't call and scream at ross, Why are you?
Speaker 1: I just went and got a flu shot here? You
Speaker 1: want to see my receipt? No, normal people go already
Speaker 1: got one? Are they just tune it out? So I'm
Speaker 1: really confused. I'm confused that people are confused. But then
Speaker 1: I remember people, and then I'm like, ah, I understand
Speaker 1: why some of them are probably confused. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know. And also, if if you were like
Speaker 1: you thought somebody was texting you directly, are you telling
Speaker 1: me you don't get any political spam on your phone?
Speaker 1: Who are you? And how can I learn from you?
Speaker 2: Maybe these people actually believe that all of those political
Speaker 2: texts are individualized to them, Like, oh my god, it
Speaker 2: is Kamala, she's texting me.
Speaker 1: Wait, So the other day when I got this message
Speaker 1: from Kamala's husband saying, shit, it's going to be a
Speaker 1: surprise her birthday. Could you kick in ten dollars, he
Speaker 1: was taught that was actually him who texted me and
Speaker 1: not just a piece of spam.
Speaker 2: Not only that, but he's such a good guy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's gonna quadruple your he's gonna match it. It's gonna
Speaker 2: quadruple match whatever. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he likes doing that for her birthday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, birthday. Yeah, he'll match anything right now.
Speaker 1: By the way, you know, there's the reason why they
Speaker 1: love five dollars donations, and some would argue and it
Speaker 1: should be the scandal of our times. It's because people
Speaker 1: who make those small donations will then sometimes show up
Speaker 1: in reporting as having made I don't know, six thousand
Speaker 1: donations of ten dollars over a forty eight hour period,
Speaker 1: which is which is an actual number that one account
Speaker 1: had when they investigated this of a guy who clearly
Speaker 1: ten dollars might be the most he could afford, not
Speaker 1: six thousand iterations of it. It sure looks like they're
Speaker 1: taking money from people who've capped their ability to contribute
Speaker 1: and smuggling it in under people's names, which would be illegal.
Speaker 1: That whole Act Blue. If you want a rabbit hole,
Speaker 1: google the Act Blue. In a world where conspiracies, many conspiracies,
Speaker 1: and possibilities out there are political noise, right, Oh, we
Speaker 1: just found this thing where he was running rape congo lines.
Speaker 1: He can't be on the Supreme Court right where you
Speaker 1: get stuff like that. Sometimes, though, you look at it
Speaker 1: and it makes a lot of sense what they're trying
Speaker 1: to do, and it's very convincing how they're how people
Speaker 1: are going about uncovering it, and the money laundering that
Speaker 1: appears might be going on with the Act Blue stuff
Speaker 1: is pretty troubling, and frankly, I'd be curious if it
Speaker 1: happens on the wind red side, which is the GOP version.
Speaker 1: I don't trust any of these cats to play by
Speaker 1: the rules that they claim every time that if the
Speaker 1: other side even implies that they're going to break, it's
Speaker 1: a constitutional crisis. I'm sorry, I don't. But if that's happening,
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't think of a bigger financial scandal.
Speaker 1: Remember the Democrats slipped the news on the fact that
Speaker 1: their largest individual donor after Michael Bloomberg and Tom Steyer
Speaker 1: was Crypto bro and he was giving them all that money,
Speaker 1: but it was stolen, right, and there's real victims out there.
Speaker 1: You don't have any money anymore, and you gobbled up
Speaker 1: the large one of the largest shares of it. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think it was his single largest expenditure. So yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that should have been scandalous because that looks like money
Speaker 1: laundering too, or at the very least maybe one of
Speaker 1: those you should give the check back moments. So I
Speaker 1: don't expect oh, I know, people saying I'm fully aware
Speaker 1: of Acblue and what they purport to be. But there's
Speaker 1: a lot of that stuff. When I posted that ross
Speaker 1: the other day, you saw I posted that little snippet
Speaker 1: of a video from Hillary from Hillary's victory party right
Speaker 1: with all the people crying there. We all saw it
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen where they went into the the Jeah
Speaker 1: where's the Javit Center? I think they did that famous
Speaker 1: video clip. Yeah, and I posted that it was live
Speaker 1: footage from wr l's Harris interview watch party right with
Speaker 1: bear it, which is clearly sad, tireing, right, So just
Speaker 1: to show if you go and look in that I
Speaker 1: left it there because I want you to be able
Speaker 1: to see it. If you go look in that thread
Speaker 1: and scrolled down and then look at the comments.
Speaker 2: Please don't tell me people actually thought it was serious.
Speaker 1: Well, there is an organization. There is a a Twitter
Speaker 1: an organization moving NC Forward, which purports to be Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just regular people without a political home. Uh no,
Speaker 1: it's not. It's in fact, it's such a successful dem
Speaker 1: dark money uh organization that even Ril wrote a piece
Speaker 1: about it, like, Hey, isn't this the dark money stuff?
Speaker 2: Uh? Right here?
Speaker 1: Right, and and like if you look at the board
Speaker 1: and everyone has been on there, so it's a bunch
Speaker 1: of moon bats purporting to not be moon bats. They
Speaker 1: just tagged community notes in that thread around that tweet.
Speaker 1: They tag community notes, which, by the way, I have
Speaker 1: the ability to create community notes, and I'm not going
Speaker 1: to do it for you. They wanted they wanted the
Speaker 1: tweet community noted because the video where everyone is wearing
Speaker 1: I'm with her shirts buttons, clearly it looks like it's
Speaker 1: not modern day video even in those eight short years, right,
Speaker 1: they wanted community noted.
Speaker 2: You know there's a famous clip, right, it's the David
Speaker 2: Pluff How are you pretty? Yes? Yeah, he's like outside
Speaker 2: and he's texting Hillary you remember that, Yeah, text Exchange
Speaker 2: or whoever he's texting, Like, oh my god, it's awful.
Speaker 2: Come on. These are humorless people.
Speaker 1: They're absolutely humorless. But also, lets you know, the stuff
Speaker 1: that sticks with them, that that stuck enough in their
Speaker 1: craw that they that they drive by community noted, and
Speaker 1: I wanted I wanted Aril to do a fact check.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie to you.
Speaker 1: Once I saw that, I'm like, oh please, God, let
Speaker 1: him do a fact Do you understand the badge of
Speaker 1: honor that would be ross if we had a fact check.
Speaker 2: But that's what I was thinking. Oh my god, that.
Speaker 1: Thing would be a big poster in the studio raced
Speaker 1: Agic from the Weather Channel. He's got big posters of
Speaker 1: like twisters and stuff. It's just weather porn, man.
Speaker 6: That's all it is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've got none of that. Still be in that
Speaker 7: same drum casey, no rain, sunshine dry.
Speaker 1: I've norm heard your your recorded ones or you're just like,
Speaker 1: I've never heard somebody trying to make nothing sound so ominous.
Speaker 7: So yeah for you, Yeah, hey, listen, you got to
Speaker 7: bake it up fresh.
Speaker 1: Every day, right, Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 6: It's almost like there's a no newsday.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: But don't we know too much beautiful z yeah time. Yeah,
Speaker 7: don't don't enjoy it too much. You'll hurt yourself. Then,
Speaker 7: don't want to even hurt yourselves. There's no records, but
Speaker 7: still a mid upper seventies, maybe eighty degrees in the
Speaker 7: triangle in the next couple of days, a little cool
Speaker 7: try it probably you're talking seventy six to seventy seven. Meanwhile,
Speaker 7: we'll see a week front come through with no precipitation,
Speaker 7: So Thursday and Friday where a low to mid seventies,
Speaker 7: a little bit closer to normal normal high seventy one
Speaker 7: for Raleigh and out of Greensborough to try it seventy degrees,
Speaker 7: so more typical this time of year. Air mass coming
Speaker 7: in for Thursday Friday, but quickly we're back up Saturday,
Speaker 7: mid upper seventies and then a bigger cool off again
Speaker 7: with no precipitation with the front early new next week
Speaker 7: Sunday Monday, mid sixties, lows back down to the low forties.
Speaker 6: At night and no rain.
Speaker 7: So we could end up this month, although there's a
Speaker 7: front it's gonna be pretty close to Halloween that may
Speaker 7: try to bring us some precipitation in here right now
Speaker 7: none and Raleigh for the month, and none I had
Speaker 7: to try at the airport in Greensboro for.
Speaker 6: The month, so we'll see.
Speaker 7: It could be talking about drive October on record, and
Speaker 7: after what happened just before that kind of kind of unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, quick, class, you're not going to be here Monday,
Speaker 1: are you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: I will be Yeah, I'll take the late game. And
Speaker 6: that's how that. Have you noticed the trend? I've become
Speaker 6: so frustrated. If that's what you're.
Speaker 1: It's me last year. Yeah, I'm just like, well, I
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about an NFL season this year.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't have to. If I'm up and I
Speaker 7: stay awake and I watch it, I'm fine. If not,
Speaker 7: I don't really care.
Speaker 2: I'm done.
Speaker 1: I mean, if you didn't tell me at the beginning
Speaker 1: of the season, or if I know, if I had
Speaker 1: to realize you guys playing forty nine or Sunday night,
Speaker 1: I'd have looked at that. I'm like, this be one
Speaker 1: of the better games of the season, so.
Speaker 6: It now be mediocre at best.
Speaker 1: Well, I I yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean they're two mediocre teams.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you remember, I remember the playoff game a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, doing Cowboys forty nine ers. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to urge it from your mind. I think that's the
Speaker 1: single largest amount of money I've ever made off of
Speaker 1: betting a game, and it was because I just bet it,
Speaker 1: and then I had three obnoxious cowboy fans giving me
Speaker 1: an immense amount of grief. So I turned them and
Speaker 1: I said, you want to side bet and they all
Speaker 1: did and ahead there you go. Oh I I couldn't
Speaker 1: have been happier spending their money in front.
Speaker 2: Of them anyway. I don't keep up.
Speaker 1: The good guys, appreciate it. Thanks all right, seven forty
Speaker 1: nine Cacoda Radio program. Back in just a moment, I
Speaker 1: was gonna I was gonna go in another direction, but
Speaker 1: I have to at least share just the CNN story
Speaker 1: with you, so you can roll your eyes in the
Speaker 1: back of your head all the way because that's that's
Speaker 1: what's about to happen. And you ready for this CNN headline.
Speaker 1: McDonald's didn't give Trump permission to serve fries.
Speaker 2: It didn't need to. What is this?
Speaker 1: What do you mean they didn't give them so they
Speaker 1: didn't have a permission slip to serve fry like it
Speaker 1: Sure looked like the franchise owner gave him permission. He
Speaker 1: met him in front of it, walked him in there,
Speaker 1: and then said, this is the person with your apron.
Speaker 1: This is the person who's going to show you how
Speaker 1: to make fries. But if I'm a vampire, I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm able to come into McDonald's if that's your
Speaker 1: if that's your thing there. But but what a what
Speaker 1: a curious headline. McDonald's didn't give Trump permission to serve fries. Hey, Ross,
Speaker 1: you're running that board over there?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 1: Usually run that board? You like running that board? An
Speaker 1: old board? Ross has one of the oldest.
Speaker 2: I don't want the new boards. I don't want a
Speaker 2: new board like this one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but who gave you permission to run that? Did
Speaker 1: Bob Pittman? Do you have a note from Bob Pittman
Speaker 1: our ceo? No, you don't have a note from Bob Pittman,
Speaker 1: our CEO saying you can run the run the board
Speaker 1: over there?
Speaker 2: No, but it was given permission.
Speaker 1: Oh really by who? Neighbor's dog talking to you? Like
Speaker 1: Sam Son of Sam.
Speaker 2: Or what the program director? Oh? A few of them?
Speaker 1: Oh you mean the local the people literally have the
Speaker 1: management locally, right, Okay?
Speaker 2: And you feel that that qualifies you then to I
Speaker 2: believe they would prefer me to show up every morning
Speaker 2: as to not, because that would.
Speaker 1: Be I mean, if he doesn't even if he doesn't
Speaker 1: write it you a note, then, I don't think he's
Speaker 1: worried about that stuff, sitting there in New York completely
Speaker 1: not knowing that you're here running a board. So yeah,
Speaker 1: this is CNN, as as Darth Vader would say, and
Speaker 1: good lord man. So the New York Times did an
Speaker 1: investigative peace about the actual technique that Trump used to
Speaker 1: make the fries and how it differs from the training
Speaker 1: program that McDonald's gifts.
Speaker 2: It's all so dumb, especially when you realize that the
Speaker 2: McDonald's coverage, which was meant to be a campaign photo
Speaker 2: op and a goofy fun troll right, yes, has garnered
Speaker 2: more attention, more meaning attention than two assassination attempts.
Speaker 1: Well and and and even even if even if it
Speaker 1: was if it was just the guy by the golf course,
Speaker 1: I could understand how we knew cycle out. But butler, man,
Speaker 1: that's not a dude hide in the bushes, which raises
Speaker 1: a lot of questions because he was there for a while.
Speaker 1: But like, yeah, yeah, and there you you have investigative
Speaker 1: resources about. Yeah, specifically he's sulted improperly or something.
Speaker 2: No imagine if they investigated Kamala Harris's claim that she
Speaker 2: worked there, which you know is a.
Speaker 1: Meaning how would you even do that?
Speaker 2: Right? Which the main point of her whole I was,
Speaker 2: you know, I was raising a middle class family.
Speaker 1: Lie, yeah, how would you? How would you even go
Speaker 1: about looking into that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean she is she currently I
Speaker 2: believe right, she's the same Harris. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: She is the same Harris as in the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 2: She is the current vice president.
Speaker 1: Harris is a common name.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: Like Ed Harris.
Speaker 2: You ever heard of Ed Harris, the actor? I mean,
Speaker 2: I would think if she wanted to approve it, if
Speaker 2: they're just pissed off about it, she would have access
Speaker 2: to some way to find out those financial records via
Speaker 2: Social Security. So I mean she has to have the
Speaker 2: power to do it.
Speaker 1: Well, frankly, I I hope that she doesn't actually have
Speaker 1: the power, like, but I recognize she probably does. You're
Speaker 1: right right to uh to go ahead and figure that out,
Speaker 1: like I don't. And you know how I feel about politicians,
Speaker 1: uh meddling with the I r S folks, lowest learner.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah no, but they didn't do that.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 1: It reminds me of do you who what was the
Speaker 1: congressman they ran up there? Who was would just lie
Speaker 1: about everything? George whatever?
Speaker 2: Right? Oh yeah, a complete loo yeah yeah, And everyone.
Speaker 1: Knew he was a lunatic, right, And then they got
Speaker 1: win that he might also be a Brazilian cross dresser
Speaker 1: or something, and they send a team the New York Times,
Speaker 1: and I can't remember what the other stories were at
Speaker 1: that moment. I remember being like, man, I wonder if
Speaker 1: you could have used those five people on the there
Speaker 1: was five people on the byline. I wonder if you could.
Speaker 1: And they and they physically went to Brazil, at least
Speaker 1: some of them did, because they're they're first person interviewing
Speaker 1: uh Brazilian drag queens, being like, oh, yeah, I remember
Speaker 1: George or I can't remember what the name he would
Speaker 1: go by, but like, you sent a whole team down there.
Speaker 1: So to Ross's point, you casked a person to write
Speaker 1: a story about improperly salting the fries, which I don't
Speaker 1: even understand really what you're being They're they're they're saying
Speaker 1: that at one point, maybe this is a different story. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So they're saying that at one point Trump takes the
Speaker 1: salt and he throws it over his shoulder and he
Speaker 1: like a superstitious thing. And they said if the common
Speaker 1: you know, if the average employee at a McDonald's were
Speaker 1: to joke around and mess around and not focus on
Speaker 1: his work and do that, he'd be reprimanded. Oh really,
Speaker 1: Whereas I mean, maybe, but probably not. Have they eaten
Speaker 1: at a McDonald's. Have you gone through the drive through?
Speaker 1: I'm thinking maybe they might be doing more than just that.
Speaker 1: And you know, here's the thing, by the way, because
Speaker 1: some people would look at that and go, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: they're jacking right if food's still coming out. I would
Speaker 1: prefer they're having fun, do you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And if some guy.
Speaker 1: Sold, I don't care. They also they also said that
Speaker 1: Trump didn't wash his hands, But I don't believe that
Speaker 1: because for a couple of reason. One, Trump is a
Speaker 1: bit of a germophobe.
Speaker 2: He's a complete germophobe. Yet, okay, and and and so.
Speaker 1: And also just because you didn't see him wash his hands,
Speaker 1: you're telling me that he didn't disappear for a moment.
Speaker 1: There's there's tons of hand washed stations there in the back.
Speaker 1: You can literally see them. But also maybe when in
Speaker 1: the bathroom, washed his hands or maybe he had some Like,
Speaker 1: it's so waste, such a wasteful resources of journalistic resources
Speaker 1: that could be put to pretty good use for this.
Speaker 2: It's just it's so stupid. We're on day three and
Speaker 2: we're still talking about this photo. Ops. I don't want to,
Speaker 2: but I know I'm not saying you because we're reporting
Speaker 2: and what the media does, right, that's what we're doing.
Speaker 2: I'm saying it's crazy to me that the mainstream media,
Speaker 2: the major networks, are still covering this story, which shows
Speaker 2: that Trump won the news cycle. These people, they don't
Speaker 2: live on Earth anymore. They don't live here. They live
Speaker 2: they're up in space. They're on the moon, pointing the finger,
Speaker 2: screaming frantically about French fries, and it's amazing.
Speaker 1: Well, and actually they're not up in space or in
Speaker 1: the moon. They wouldn't say they were because then they've
Speaker 1: associated with ke Elon Musk and they're cheering on the
Speaker 1: progressive stopping of space exploration by the California Coastal Commission.
Speaker 1: So ah, now I'm gonna tell you what Lawrence Tribe
Speaker 1: is accusing Trump of doing. I don't feel The New
Speaker 1: York Times probably should devote any staff to this because
Speaker 1: fundamentally it doesn't even make sense. But I will tell
Speaker 1: you because Tribe tweeted it and also purports that the
Speaker 1: sources spoke not just to him but also to CNN,
Speaker 1: which means they'll probably try to make a thing out
Speaker 1: of it. All right, So here is here's the conspiracy theory.
Speaker 1: Explain to me how this makes sense. He is the
Speaker 1: exact verbatim tweet from Lawrence Tribe, Harvard professor and moonbat
Speaker 1: pundit on CNN A.
Speaker 2: Lot law professor. All Right.
Speaker 1: Intelligence officials told CNN that the leak of classified documents
Speaker 1: on Israel's plan to strike Iran was likely to have
Speaker 1: come from someone getting top secret briefings who had an
Speaker 1: interest in discrediting Biden. Harris HM, who in the world
Speaker 1: might that be. Now you have to understand that the
Speaker 1: party's talking about where there was Israel's classified documents. We
Speaker 1: don't know the extent to it, but I believe that
Speaker 1: is accurate in the sense that I ran and got
Speaker 1: a hold of some of that stuff. And one of
Speaker 1: the theories that was floating around out there is that.
Speaker 1: And again it's just as baseless, but at least I
Speaker 1: understand the motivation was that somebody within the administration might
Speaker 1: have tipped them off in an effort they were thinking,
Speaker 1: I guess to minimize casualties or whatever the hell it was, right,
Speaker 1: but that would be a big, big, big deal. And
Speaker 1: remember we have State Department. There's a woman in the
Speaker 1: State Department.
Speaker 2: That is like.
Speaker 1: They're also as part of it. There was like exchanges
Speaker 1: where she's interacting with like her State Department counterpart over
Speaker 1: in I think he's Saudi Arabian. No, no he's not.
Speaker 1: I think no, he's in Lebanon maybe, but they met
Speaker 1: and said, like where she's bemoaning. Essentially you could tell
Speaker 1: she's team Hamas if or at the very least, you'd
Speaker 1: be left with that oppression.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: And so when somebody sees something like that and then
Speaker 1: they think possibly that somebody in the administration did it,
Speaker 1: that's where they're going to start to point fingers. And
Speaker 1: I'm not using her name because again, you have to
Speaker 1: show me that she did something other than bemoan with
Speaker 1: some guy that I think she probably it feels like
Speaker 1: she's got some romantic interest in this dude, right, And
Speaker 1: so you know, take that for what it's worth. But
Speaker 1: Lawrence tribe is implying that Donald Trump leaked classified documents
Speaker 1: to Iran to hurt the Israelis, to make Harris look bad.
Speaker 1: That's the theory. Explain that to me, because his motivation
Speaker 1: is he did it to make Harris look bad. You
Speaker 1: think that Donald Trump called up his buddy in Iran,
Speaker 1: whoever that may be. Remember, this is a guy who
Speaker 1: held a press conference to mock their dude for.
Speaker 2: Dying like a dog.
Speaker 1: No, not that one, both of them, Like, those are
Speaker 1: both Iranian dudes. You had you had the general and
Speaker 1: then you had the other, the terrorist leadership guy, the
Speaker 1: stewars excuse me, the scholar, it bag daddy or whatever,
Speaker 1: and then solo money. Yeah, what the hell are you
Speaker 1: talking about. You're a Harvard law professor and their go
Speaker 1: to when they need a quote unquote smart guy in CNN.
Speaker 1: You're running that and you didn't realize that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: isn't getting briefings. You absolute loan because I you know,
Speaker 1: if you're a law if you're if you're.
Speaker 2: A in law.
Speaker 1: I'm not a lawyer, by the way, just so we're clear,
Speaker 1: Rosschek just a moment ago, not a lawyer. These are
Speaker 1: the kinds of things where that you didn't research that
Speaker 1: I assume would just destroy you in a courtroom setting.
Speaker 1: Lawrence Tribe apparently missed the part where Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: we played the audio when Donald Trump after clinching the
Speaker 1: GOP nomination. What happens is the candidates or the major candidates,
Speaker 1: start getting soft intelligence briefings. Right, let me bring you
Speaker 1: up to speed on what's going on. They are classified,
Speaker 1: they're not the full scope of things, but they want to,
Speaker 1: you know, they want to get whoever might be the
Speaker 1: next president up to speed on what's going on. And
Speaker 1: while Donald Trump did take that in twenty sixteen, he
Speaker 1: categorically he denied it.
Speaker 2: He said he.
Speaker 1: Wasn't going to do it this time around, and then
Speaker 1: when it came time to do it, he actually said,
Speaker 1: I will not take briefings. And he said he wouldn't
Speaker 1: take briefings because he knew that if any all he
Speaker 1: had to do was take a briefing, have anything from
Speaker 1: that briefing get out in any way, shape or form
Speaker 1: bad actor who puts it out to or somebody with
Speaker 1: a big mouth, or somebody who leaks it to a
Speaker 1: news outlet, because he knew that if anything and any
Speaker 1: one of those briefings came out, the only story in
Speaker 1: the world would be Donald Trump is leaking classified documents again,
Speaker 1: remember the photos on the floor of his office.
Speaker 2: What a monster.
Speaker 1: And he knew that, or somebody around it knew it
Speaker 1: and convinced him of it, and that's good. And so
Speaker 1: he declined to take those. He is not receiving any briefings,
Speaker 1: which means unless a little bird told him or maybe
Speaker 1: you know who knows, maybe he still got people within
Speaker 1: the government who feed him stuff.
Speaker 2: He did not have any of that info.
Speaker 1: And Lawrence Tribe didn't even bother to check that and
Speaker 1: then decided to create a conspiracy where Trump's in bed
Speaker 1: with Iran now, but at least it's not the McDonald's stuff,
Speaker 1: I guess. So there's that. We got that going for us,
Speaker 1: all right? Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
Speaker 1: seven four. Oh, just a crazy.
Speaker 2: Day, man, What is this? All right?
Speaker 1: I'll look at that here in a moment. Thank you
Speaker 1: for emailing it three times. I believe I have that
Speaker 1: already in the stack, so we'll be good to go.
Speaker 1: All right, have this is this is pretty crazy. So
Speaker 1: did you guys see the doctor who, let's just say
Speaker 1: you know, we have a running theme today about be
Speaker 1: careful what you tweet.
Speaker 2: A little bit of that going on.
Speaker 1: Did you see the doctor who who, by the way,
Speaker 1: is not employed anymore. Apparently there were some pretty immediate consequences.
Speaker 1: But this is what he tweeted. What is First of all,
Speaker 1: what is this guy's name?
Speaker 2: To do? Oh?
Speaker 1: Come on Twitter?
Speaker 2: Open that? There we go.
Speaker 1: All right, So dude's name is said, see a doctor,
Speaker 1: said Massie Nori. Okay, and he's a doctor in Western medicine.
Speaker 2: That and anyway.
Speaker 1: So here here's what he writes. He says, I'm a
Speaker 1: Muslim daily, I treat Jews, and I've taken a hypocritical oath.
Speaker 1: I think he means hippocratic oath. But I trust me,
Speaker 1: I know more than anyone about autocorrect screwing up your tweets.
Speaker 2: I do it all the time.
Speaker 1: I have taken a hippocratic oath that outlines my responsibilities
Speaker 1: as a physician. However, I must admit that if I
Speaker 1: had the power, I would vanish every Jew. So if
Speaker 1: we're gonna have a little lesson on this, it's the
Speaker 1: last sentence, right, how do you think putting that out there?
Speaker 1: To his credit with his face and his actual name,
Speaker 1: right because that sounds like troll account stuff right there.
Speaker 1: That's throwaway count. This guy was face and his name
Speaker 1: working in a in western meta. I think he works
Speaker 1: in not in London but outside of London. But you know,
Speaker 1: puts that out there and thinks that that people are
Speaker 1: not going to respond negatively to that. Well apparently he didn't,
Speaker 1: because as you can imagine the place where he works,
Speaker 1: it's like, yeah, you can't really do that. Now he's
Speaker 1: he's got to respond, so, fearing revocation of his medical license,
Speaker 1: he literally posted an apology. And it's clear then that
Speaker 1: the apology didn't work out because then he reposted the
Speaker 1: original comment where he's talking about vanishing all the Jews. Now, Ross,
Speaker 1: do you think he means getting rid of them or
Speaker 1: do you think he means like maybe he's doing he's
Speaker 1: he's a magician or something like you remember I remember
Speaker 1: when David Copperfield like vanished this shuttle or whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't think this is the statue of liberty.
Speaker 1: I think this is a bit of the statue of
Speaker 1: liberty too. Who did the space shuttle?
Speaker 2: Maybe that was that was that was a different guy, No,
Speaker 2: was it copper Field. I think it might have been Copperfield. Yea, YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 2: This guy's not Copperfield.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he's not like, hey, we all we be
Speaker 1: my assistance for this magic trick.
Speaker 2: He means something else.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, with that in mind, here is here's this
Speaker 1: apology tweet quote. I want to clarify that my apology
Speaker 1: is genuine and not motivated by fear of my position
Speaker 1: every organization. He then tags his employer, right, and which,
Speaker 1: by the way, is a strong move because he realized, oh,
Speaker 1: this is this.
Speaker 2: Is bad news right here.
Speaker 1: Probably should have talked about eradicating all the Jews, and
Speaker 1: so he tags me, says, my employers know me and
Speaker 1: my commitment to providing compassionate care. I sincerely felt the
Speaker 1: impact of my words and recognize and need to apologize.
Speaker 1: My intention has always been to promote understanding and respect,
Speaker 1: and I'll continue to strive for that in my work.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your understanding. I don't know that you
Speaker 1: As far as apologies go, it's a very well written one,
Speaker 1: but like that's I think that's that's an apology that's
Speaker 1: for like a small little thing, or like individually you
Speaker 1: got into it with somebody or you feel that you
Speaker 1: were misconstrued. Dude, you you penned, you penned. I want
Speaker 1: to make them all vanish. I would vanish every jew.
Speaker 1: Is the exact one. I would vanish every jew.
Speaker 2: Then he realizes his income was going to vanish, and
Speaker 2: he felt so bad about it.
Speaker 1: He did, yeah, he reflected, because you know why, because
Speaker 1: he wants to promote understanding. I think, sir, you should
Speaker 1: have gone with the magic trick thing be far more believable,
Speaker 1: because I because and then after whatever, we don't know
Speaker 1: fully what played out, then he reposted the original one.
Speaker 1: So I think his income did vanish. And he's like,
Speaker 1: a ah, that is really what I thought, which just
Speaker 1: absolutely disastrous.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: He'll probably be back to work in a week. All right,
Speaker 1: hang on, we'll be back. This stuff was happening during
Speaker 1: the campaign with Hillary, and then we would get little
Speaker 1: visits of it throughout the course of Trump's candidacy, and
Speaker 1: and we had some fun with it, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about, which is putting spells on Trump or
Speaker 1: trying to which is has been a thing. And I
Speaker 1: did dip a little into this because I saw somebody
Speaker 1: tag the show account one of these posts. I did
Speaker 1: see some of this. Initially I thought it was just
Speaker 1: more of the same, But now they are have they're
Speaker 1: casting individual spells against Project twenty twenty five freezing spells,
Speaker 1: So now this is new stuff. And so I did.
Speaker 1: I did the thing, so you don't have to do
Speaker 1: the thing. I'm like, all right, I'm gonna go on
Speaker 1: the Witches versus the Patriarchy subreddit, which, dear God, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't know if all these people believe this stuff
Speaker 1: or I mean, there's gotta be some trolls in there
Speaker 1: and others that are pretending but like absolute lunacy. But
Speaker 1: I will say this, they seem to think that quote
Speaker 1: let's see here, uh basically basically yeah, okay, so basically
Speaker 1: the crux I think it's actually over in the other piece.
Speaker 1: The point is is that rather than going out and
Speaker 1: getting into screaming matches with political opponents, which is would
Speaker 1: be better off simply using their powers to influence it,
Speaker 1: rather than you know, getting into blowouts with family and friends.
Speaker 1: And you know what, I'm okay with that. That's probably
Speaker 1: if you feel that you get so angry about politics
Speaker 1: that it's off putting to people around you, and you
Speaker 1: feel like maybe you should check that. I'm never going
Speaker 1: to tell you not to. And so if they went
Speaker 1: to round around and chant, you know, made up words whatever. However,
Speaker 1: it doesn't detract from the sheer insanity of these conversations,
Speaker 1: like because like they think their magic's broken, but also
Speaker 1: that's because they think that their magic worked. I didn't
Speaker 1: realize this until I started to look into this. So
Speaker 1: apparently after you remember all the witches like, oh, we're
Speaker 1: going to try to do buy a binding spells on
Speaker 1: Trump and it would never work. They tried to do.
Speaker 1: They actually had a spell one time where he would
Speaker 1: they would put a spell and then he would cause
Speaker 1: him to lose focus and not be able to communicate
Speaker 1: and he'd lose train of thoughts. So now I'm wondering
Speaker 1: if somebody fired that bad boy off on the debates
Speaker 1: stage with Biden and and he caught a friendly fire.
Speaker 1: But back in twenty eighteen, some dude Michael Hughes, who
Speaker 1: I guess is well known in the community a witching
Speaker 1: thought leader, he concocted what's called the Blue Waves spell,
Speaker 1: and I guess they got enough of these knitwiths decided
Speaker 1: to do it that they think that they're the reason
Speaker 1: that Trump lost to Biden. I told you this is
Speaker 1: a rabbit hole, man, But that brings me to this
Speaker 1: because then I'm like, well, what's the blue waves spell?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: Can you tell me we got iya nude in there?
Speaker 2: Did you need?
Speaker 1: Like do you have sacrifice a kid? I mean, what
Speaker 1: what is that?
Speaker 2: Even? Roz?
Speaker 1: You ever done a blue wave spell? And I realize
Speaker 1: now it could be a red wave or blue wave
Speaker 1: spell with one easy change here? But have you ever
Speaker 1: why do you even have the a hinge?
Speaker 2: Then? Well, no, here's no. I was going to say,
Speaker 2: like I did, I mean, I meant before the show
Speaker 2: back in like, omaha, I did date a girl that
Speaker 2: was a witch though she was playing witch and it
Speaker 2: didn't last very long because, believe it or not, she
Speaker 2: was kind of looney tunes.
Speaker 1: Why didn't she put a love spell on you?
Speaker 2: I think she did? Like it was crazy, man? Do
Speaker 2: you remember it didn't work? This story though, going back
Speaker 2: to twenty eighteen twenty twenty, the theory was right that
Speaker 2: Trump was able to find his own witches to counter
Speaker 2: early on.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, just in twenty twenty, they think it worked.
Speaker 1: But earlier, you're right, they thought he had outwitched.
Speaker 2: Right, it had worked, and they were like, well, how
Speaker 2: come it's not working anymore? And the theory was, yeah,
Speaker 2: that he found like stronger wizards or witches or warlocks
Speaker 2: to overturn their their spell. Yeah yeah, or put a
Speaker 2: protection spell on the guy you just mentioned, like the
Speaker 2: big witch guy. I just put the audio up in
Speaker 2: the button bar. I'm pretty sure that's him. This is
Speaker 2: the Audia from twenty twenty him talking about the counter spells.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, it's I'm sure it's the same dude. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I recognize the name, which is why I'm like, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go to his website and figure out how to
Speaker 1: how to do this.
Speaker 5: Hello friends, and a special hello to which is out
Speaker 5: there that are doing magical work to protect protesters and
Speaker 5: you know X white supremacy. A word of warning, So
Speaker 5: I mentioned in one of my videos last.
Speaker 1: Night, are you a wizard? I'm a woke wizards?
Speaker 5: Oh all right, that you're kidding yourself if you don't
Speaker 5: think that the other side has people doing magical work
Speaker 5: for them, because a lot of people that have been
Speaker 5: doing spell work have felt pushback. I got my ass
Speaker 5: handed to me last night. So as you could see
Speaker 5: all the candles are burning pretty well. Now that doesn't
Speaker 5: really have much bearing on the spell. But when I
Speaker 5: did these two, this one was for protection and then
Speaker 5: this one was for a call for change and road opening.
Speaker 5: Both of those, when I did the energy release and
Speaker 5: I lit the candle, they landed super well. But when
Speaker 5: I did this one, which is the hex for the
Speaker 5: guilty parties, it was like running headlong into a brick wall.
Speaker 5: I instantly got slapped at the migraine, and I woke
Speaker 5: up this morning feeling like I'd been hit by a car.
Speaker 5: Whoever is doing this work for the other side, it
Speaker 5: is a group of people that are very powerful, practicing
Speaker 5: magic that's very old.
Speaker 6: Be careful, all right.
Speaker 1: So who's the secret wizard that in Trump's campaign?
Speaker 2: Do we know what? If it's Hogan, right, it's Papa Shango.
Speaker 2: Well no, you just.
Speaker 1: Talked about hitting a brick wall. Felt like he'd been
Speaker 1: you know, thrown around, beat up, I mean wooden spirit,
Speaker 1: Hogan Suplex, You am I wrong?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, it's probably Barren.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's yeah, that kid, that giant kid right, trusted
Speaker 1: that he gets so tall?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Obviously all right, Ross, you got enough crap in your studio.
Speaker 1: Let's see here, here's what you need for the spell.
Speaker 1: If you want to do a spell here during the
Speaker 1: next break. Uh, do you have a blue candle? You
Speaker 1: need a blue candle, and it's going to need to
Speaker 1: be the bigger candle than the other candle, which is
Speaker 1: a red candle. So so I feel like if you
Speaker 1: swap those two you could just spell works either way.
Speaker 1: So you need a bigger candle of whatever color represents
Speaker 1: the team you like and a smaller candle the one
Speaker 1: you don't. You also need a print out of the
Speaker 1: United States, just you know, standard map. You need blue
Speaker 1: paint and a brush, but also blue colored pencils or
Speaker 1: blue crans would work. Of course you can flip those
Speaker 1: to red paint on where you're going. Also, you need
Speaker 1: photos of the candidates you're supporting, and what you want
Speaker 1: to get is you want to get a bunch of
Speaker 1: their pamphlets and brochures, you know, various election materials that'll
Speaker 1: be important.
Speaker 2: You need a bunch of them, right.
Speaker 1: Also, you should post photos from your own spiritual and
Speaker 1: magical tradition and photos of people in power that or
Speaker 1: people who have been in power that you want the
Speaker 1: spirits to work with. So he recommends a photo of
Speaker 1: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elijah Cummings. And then you want
Speaker 1: to tape those to the outside of the good candle.
Speaker 1: And then you need your altar. Don't worry if you
Speaker 1: don't have an altar. Simply a table or desktop will work.
Speaker 1: But obviously your your best success is with your own altar.
Speaker 6: Ross.
Speaker 1: You just have the one big stone altar right out
Speaker 1: at the Henge. Do you guys have a Do you
Speaker 1: guys have like a travel altar or anything?
Speaker 2: Use it for political reasons, It's more for sports.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I understand, I understand. And like Ross cursed
Speaker 1: the Cowboys earlier this year, before the season, so don't
Speaker 1: mess with him, all right. And then you also need
Speaker 1: a pin or a nail, and you're going to use
Speaker 1: that to basically bastardize the red candle by carving things
Speaker 1: in it before you destroy it. And so anyway, now
Speaker 1: you got all your stuff, and then you want to
Speaker 1: chant angrily, raise a mighty blue wave, a wave of justice,
Speaker 1: wash away injustice and wickedness, wash away Trump and the
Speaker 1: Republican Party. And then then you have to use the
Speaker 1: nail to all some things in the red. I don't
Speaker 1: want to tell everyone how to do it. You have
Speaker 1: to go look it up because if you get it wrong,
Speaker 1: you like turn somebody into a newde or something. And
Speaker 1: then you pick up the red candle after scratching you know,
Speaker 1: your your negative energy stuff, getting it out of your system.
Speaker 1: You then hold the red candle, but take the blue
Speaker 1: brush and like a crazy person, paint the picture over
Speaker 1: until all the states are blue. And then you break
Speaker 1: the red candle, and then you and then you scream.
Speaker 1: And it's important that you scream for the sake of democracy,
Speaker 1: for the sake of the Union, for the sake of
Speaker 1: the Earth, for the sake of all sentient beans. Because
Speaker 1: if you don't know, Trump big threat to uh, you know,
Speaker 1: many alien races out there we've got to discover.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, these people need Jesus.
Speaker 1: Well everyone Trump blew up Krypton, right, yeah, we don't
Speaker 1: even talk about that, but obviously h yeah, but don't
Speaker 1: worry it. Hold on, there's there's more to this real quick.
Speaker 1: And then as you're doing it, screened Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: the Republican Party by your wickedness, your wickedness, you were broken,
Speaker 1: and you have to say that three times like Candyman
Speaker 1: or beetle juice and then boom, done so and you're
Speaker 1: good to go. And apparently they think that worked with
Speaker 1: twenty twenty and they're feeling that it's not working now.
Speaker 2: You know, they're going to take you to ask They're
Speaker 2: going to take you to Askaban now for revealing this
Speaker 2: information on the radio. Oh is that? Is that nice?
Speaker 2: A nice hotel? Nice? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you get my own room? Oh good? For like
Speaker 1: how long do they make he like a week or two?
Speaker 1: Or how long did people normally visit this beautiful locale?
Speaker 1: Has anyone ever escaped from from there?
Speaker 2: Yeah? That is documented? Yes?
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, all right, so yeah there's a chance.
Speaker 1: All right, raced agic here to tell you there's not
Speaker 1: a chance.
Speaker 6: Not a chance. Yeah, nothing of not a chance.
Speaker 7: Tough to get rain last time I checked, without any clouds,
Speaker 7: right yeah, right, yeah, not a chance of that either.
Speaker 7: Maybe out near the beaches, some sprinkles of rain, but
Speaker 7: that time of year's kind of done right. Nobody's getting
Speaker 7: in the water at least, I don't think. Lots of
Speaker 7: sunshine spread all across the state, all across the southeast eastern
Speaker 7: half of the nation, East of the Mississippi, and there's
Speaker 7: really not much west of that. Upper seventies, maybe eighty today,
Speaker 7: same thing tomorrow, we cool off just a little bit.
Speaker 7: For Thursday and Friday a little bit seventies and still sunny.
Speaker 7: The loads will be in the fifties. And then for
Speaker 7: the weekend it looks like we're back up Saturday, mid
Speaker 7: upper seventies, maybe eighty, and then in the sixties for Sunday, Monday,
Speaker 7: and at sunshine all the way through clear nights and
Speaker 7: late week and into the weekend. Overnight lows in the
Speaker 7: mid upper forties to low fifties.
Speaker 1: So case you got a.
Speaker 2: Bunch of changing.
Speaker 7: In case you were not paying attention to the tropics,
Speaker 7: Nadine went into Central America over the weekend. Oscar is
Speaker 7: still a tropical storm, bringing heavy rain now out of
Speaker 7: Cuban into the southeast of Bahamas. That does look like
Speaker 7: it's going to stay well east of the US East Coast,
Speaker 7: but it's kicking up the rip current, so those high
Speaker 7: rip current risk up and down the eastern seaboard. The
Speaker 7: next storm would be the Pea Storm. Nothing in the
Speaker 7: next to seven days, but beyond that, some of the
Speaker 7: guidance suggesting maybe a little bit more favorable conditions for
Speaker 7: development in the first week in November and the Atlantic,
Speaker 7: so we will definitely keep it on that. I don't
Speaker 7: think we're done. I mean officially, the season goes to
Speaker 7: the end of November, so you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 1: I've just done. I just want to know. I want
Speaker 1: the state of North Carolina. I want to tell you
Speaker 1: we're done. Yeah, all right, you're done. Tell tell the
Speaker 1: weather man for people that. Okay, looking on it. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll talk to your tomorrow. There you go, race stage
Speaker 1: and coming back with Jeff Ellinger.
Speaker 8: Hang on, ok see, good morning. Stock started the trading
Speaker 8: week with a mixed session. Only the Nasdaq closed higher yesterday.
Speaker 8: At the moment, all of the futures are pointing lower,
Speaker 8: Dow futures and down one hundred and seventy one points.
Speaker 8: More new car buyers are choosing vehicles priced under thirty
Speaker 8: thousand dollars. Less vs cars represent the fastest growing segment
Speaker 8: of the new car market. The average selling price of
Speaker 8: a new car today is forty seven thousand dollars, according
Speaker 8: to Edmunds dot com. That's more than many people can afford,
Speaker 8: while others just refuse to consider vehicles that cost that much.
Speaker 8: Calcom introduced a new smartphone chip. It's designed to take
Speaker 8: advantage of new artificial intelligence tools and add laptop level
Speaker 8: capabilities to smartphones. The new Starbucks still shaking up the
Speaker 8: executive ranks at the coffee company. Brian Nichol has undone
Speaker 8: more of the leadership changes made by his predecessor just
Speaker 8: months ago. Among the latest changes, chief marketing Officer for
Speaker 8: North America Kindra Russell has left the company. Tresy Lieberman
Speaker 8: has been hired as Starbucks Chief brand Officer, and Nichol
Speaker 8: says she will reintroduce Starbucks to the world three m
Speaker 8: joining the list of companies walking back their remote working policies.
Speaker 8: Managers at the director level and above who live within
Speaker 8: fifty miles of three ms Minnesota headquarters are being asked
Speaker 8: to work in the office three days a week starting
Speaker 8: next month. The chief technology officer for Sam's Club decided
Speaker 8: searching for a new job is preferable to living in Arkansas.
Speaker 8: Cheryl and Noah is leaving Sam's Club after parent company
Speaker 8: Walmart ordered thousands of corporate workers to relocate to its
Speaker 8: Arkansas headquarters. And Casey when something has to go from
Speaker 8: the household budget. These days, it's often alcohol. The Financial
Speaker 8: Times reports American drinkers they're pushing back on rising spirit
Speaker 8: prices and buying less. The Drinks Data provider IWSR sales
Speaker 8: of vodka, rum, and scotch were especially weak in the
Speaker 8: first seven months this year.
Speaker 1: Casey, this is North Carolina. Jeff, we have our own stills.
Speaker 1: So oh okay, right, we're fine, all right, but the
Speaker 1: cost of corn goes up over screwed.
Speaker 2: So what are you gonna do?
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, sir, appreciation.
Speaker 2: Okay, take care of a good day. There you go.
Speaker 1: Jeff Pellinger doesn't even own it. Still probably tis tis
Speaker 1: command Ross. You said something yesterday, Uh, and that is
Speaker 1: the cope, like you go on Twitter to watch the
Speaker 1: cope right with how people are not just with the
Speaker 1: McDonald's stuff, but for a lot of stuff. Ross just
Speaker 1: sent me this tweet. This is Aaron Rupart coping. And
Speaker 1: if you don't know who Aaron Ruper is Rupert r
Speaker 1: U P A R, you've probably seen his stuff. And
Speaker 1: then generally it's going to be attached to a video
Speaker 1: that's edited dishonestly. He one of his big hits was
Speaker 1: the kid there on the National mall with the you
Speaker 1: know is being mean to the Native American elder. That
Speaker 1: was a bit of rouper in there. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of big examples in fact, people who are chronically online.
Speaker 1: If somebody is the focus of a video that is
Speaker 1: dishonestly edited and it is harming them, you people will
Speaker 1: say you got rupart. So this guy is literally a verb.
Speaker 1: He so bad at what he does. So what is
Speaker 1: he What does he decide to tweet out? He's reacting
Speaker 1: to a Politico story and the headline of the story
Speaker 1: is Trump strikes somber tone while touring storm ravage North
Speaker 1: Carolina because he went to Asheville, they went to Greenville,
Speaker 1: and he's going to Greensboro and busy, busy, all right,
Speaker 1: So really a generic headline. But Rupert couldn't take it.
Speaker 1: He said, I've resisted the conclusion that the mainstream press
Speaker 1: wants Trump to win, but stuff like this really makes
Speaker 1: me wonder what's going on in these editorial meetings. Imagine
Speaker 1: having to deal with what your brain is telling you
Speaker 1: is not going well, and your reaction is that the
Speaker 1: the other journalist around you that spent years making up,
Speaker 1: you know, Trump stories, or or at the very least
Speaker 1: gleefully covering all of the prosecutorial stuff that they want
Speaker 1: Trump to win.