Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
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Speaker 1: lot tomorrow, And I wrote back, I got you thinking that,
Speaker 1: you know, it's adult theater, the whole weekend of adult theater,
Speaker 1: and you're tired, and you've done three performances and you're spent.
Speaker 1: And then I woke up this morning and I went,
Speaker 1: I feel.
Speaker 2: Like I got a little bit of a cold, so
Speaker 2: we'll just do it at about sixty percent.
Speaker 1: So then I came in and I said, I know
Speaker 1: you wanted me to talk a lot, but I got
Speaker 1: a bit of a cold. And he said, I've got
Speaker 1: the same I've got the same thing. So we've got
Speaker 1: Kleenex and coughs and a little bit of a cold tea.
Speaker 1: But you know what, we are going to battle through
Speaker 1: it because it is Veterans Day.
Speaker 2: Listen to a lot of people have gone to work
Speaker 2: with a lot worse exactly, So I figure we can
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is Veterans Day.
Speaker 2: And one of the things that we wanted to do
Speaker 2: and we try to do the US on a regular basis,
Speaker 2: is honor those people who have served, regardless of political party,
Speaker 2: regardless of election status, regardless of ballot counts. They have
Speaker 2: signed up and have decided to defend our country against
Speaker 2: all enemies foreign in dovesty that is, you know, kind
Speaker 2: of a trite way to put it, but some men
Speaker 2: and women have given their lives for us to be
Speaker 2: able to do stuff like this.
Speaker 1: So we want you to let us know about veterans
Speaker 1: in your family about their service. You can hit us
Speaker 1: up on the talkback feature and the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 4: I believe you only have thirty.
Speaker 1: Seconds, so something to keep in mind there maybe kind
Speaker 1: of cocktail necked in your way through the story. Make
Speaker 1: sure we get all the points. You can let us
Speaker 1: know on Facebook, Gary and Channon Twitter. What have you
Speaker 1: veterans if you're a veteran veterans that you served with
Speaker 1: veterans in your family. We want to get to as
Speaker 1: many as possible, so.
Speaker 3: We'll do that throughout the day today.
Speaker 2: We'll check in with you guys and honor those veterans
Speaker 2: that you know of or maybe you yourself. We would
Speaker 2: love to extend a hand of thank you for your service,
Speaker 2: and we'll get into some of the other stuff that's
Speaker 2: going on today. And one of the things we wanted
Speaker 2: to do is kind of point out a couple of
Speaker 2: a couple of charities. Listen, you don't have to give
Speaker 2: to a veterans charity, but what better day to think
Speaker 2: about giving to a veterans charity than today. And there
Speaker 2: were a couple that we wanted to point out simply
Speaker 2: because we have friends that are associated with them, or
Speaker 2: that they were suggested to us, because they are good
Speaker 2: at what they do, really down on the ground, sort
Speaker 2: of boots on the ground, basic work that needs to
Speaker 2: be done to help serve the men and women who
Speaker 2: have served for us. And one of those is Vets
Speaker 2: for Veterans VETS the Number four Veterans.
Speaker 1: Vets for Veterans was founded by Tom Hills and degger
Speaker 1: I may be doing that wrong. Hills and Deggar and
Speaker 1: a group of Vietnam combat veterans who were attending a
Speaker 1: PTSD group in the Analyope Valley Vet Center, and they
Speaker 1: say they learned through their own healing process that staying
Speaker 1: busy doing good was where we needed to be. So
Speaker 1: the goal here is to assist any veteran that needs help,
Speaker 1: whether it be medical, dental, assistance, help in pursuing education,
Speaker 1: or just daily living situation issues. This is all about
Speaker 1: providing support for the young warriors as they returned, readjust
Speaker 1: to life in the community there in the Antelope Valley.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And one of the things that we've talked about many
Speaker 2: times before, not even necessarily in this context of veterans,
Speaker 2: but just anybody. If you're trying to get out of
Speaker 2: a rut that you find yourself in, one of the
Speaker 2: ways to do that is to think about someone else
Speaker 2: and to do something for someone else, find another reason
Speaker 2: to live outside of yourself. And this is one of
Speaker 2: the things that they're doing this on both ends. Not
Speaker 2: only are they helping the veterans who may be homeless
Speaker 2: of chronic health issues or whatever it is, it's the
Speaker 2: veterans that are helping those other veterans.
Speaker 3: I mean, they're giving.
Speaker 2: Each other something to do, which is one of the
Speaker 2: reasons why we wanted to point it out.
Speaker 1: Tom Hills and Dagger no longer with us, died in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, but he said that the mission of Vets
Speaker 1: for veterans was if we can stop one VET from
Speaker 1: getting a divorced, save a family, If we can stop
Speaker 1: one VET from living on the streets, one from suicide.
Speaker 4: Then everything's been worth it.
Speaker 1: He grew up in southern California, went into the Army
Speaker 1: in nineteen sixty eight, trained at Fort Ord, California, went
Speaker 1: on to Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri for advanced training.
Speaker 1: He was in Vietnam sixty nine and seventy assigned to
Speaker 1: the thirty first Engineers, worked with the first Calvalry stationed
Speaker 1: at Elze Buttons and.
Speaker 2: One of the things they also do if VETS for
Speaker 2: Veterans awards scholarships to veterans who are attending Annelote Valley College,
Speaker 2: awarded through the Annalote Valley Scholarship Foundation. Very prestigious last
Speaker 2: year presented over two hundred thousand in scholarships to av
Speaker 2: College students, and VETS for Veterans is a part of
Speaker 2: that process, and they offer scholarships designed specifically and solely
Speaker 2: for veterans. So it's one of the great things that
Speaker 2: you can do. Again, you can we'll throw a link
Speaker 2: up on our social media so that you can check
Speaker 2: it out that way, but you can also just go
Speaker 2: to av vets the number four Veterans dot Org. Av
Speaker 2: Vets for Veterans dot Org.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, we've got some picks that have come in
Speaker 1: for the incoming administration. Last night, Trump announced that Tom Homan,
Speaker 1: who served as the acting director of ICE in the
Speaker 1: last administration, in his last administration, will be the borders
Speaker 1: are Remember, as everyone loses their mind over America voting
Speaker 1: for misogyny and fascism and racism, what America truly voted
Speaker 1: for was the border issue.
Speaker 4: And the economy.
Speaker 1: So seeing movement on those right away is nice to see.
Speaker 2: So we'll talk about some of these new potential cabinet
Speaker 2: positions that have already been talked about. He excluded a
Speaker 2: couple of people over the weekend too. Did you see that. No,
Speaker 2: these two people will not be part of my administration.
Speaker 2: What did they do? Well, they broke their loyalty, That's
Speaker 2: what it was. But it was surprising to me that
Speaker 2: he would even meant, why would you even say, just
Speaker 2: don't pick them.
Speaker 1: You don't have to put people on notice. You go
Speaker 1: against me, you get called out for.
Speaker 3: It, I guess. So there's that. We'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: Also, this phone call that supposedly took place between President
Speaker 2: elect Trump and Vladimir poop oh.
Speaker 1: And also Trump is giving Gavin Newsom oxygen, which Gavin
Speaker 1: Newsom probably loves.
Speaker 2: He's just what was smoldering is now a little fire,
Speaker 2: little fire.
Speaker 3: That's all.
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Speaker 1: We're about thirty percent, so by ten, I don't know
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Speaker 3: Why is he laughing?
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Speaker 2: is Veterans Day and we're taking calls from you, talkback messages,
Speaker 2: social media messages to point out veterans in your family
Speaker 2: that you want to make sure that we honor today.
Speaker 3: How about this ELMRI. Give me this computer over here,
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Speaker 6: Happy Trend's Day. Emerson Johnson, Sergeant, Marine Corps.
Speaker 3: I'm going to start that over for full honor.
Speaker 6: Happy Veterans' Day to my father, Hal Emerson Johnson, Sergeant,
Speaker 6: Marine Corps. Enlisted in nineteen forty one Pearl Harbor, served
Speaker 6: in the Japanese theater, came home, got married to my
Speaker 6: mom in forty six. I was born in fifty four,
Speaker 6: and it took a long time for me to get
Speaker 6: born because he didn't right from the war over to
Speaker 6: Korea and served in that war. So God, love your dad.
Speaker 6: I just love you so much.
Speaker 3: And thirty seconds, sorry.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I want to think my two sons. My second
Speaker 7: oldest one is in the Army Rangers right now. It
Speaker 7: spent two years, and my youngest son is in boot
Speaker 7: camp getting ready to go through rass for the Army Rangers.
Speaker 7: My dad was in the Navy. I was in the Navy,
Speaker 7: and my younger brother was at the Marines.
Speaker 3: Thank you, no, thank you. It's a whole family right there, Hi,
Speaker 3: Gary and Shannon. Today Veteran's Day.
Speaker 8: I like to remember my dad. Remember Mike Robert Barnick.
Speaker 8: He was a medic in the Korean War. He worked
Speaker 8: the front lines.
Speaker 3: He saved a lot of people. He saved people on
Speaker 3: both sides.
Speaker 8: He said, he gave more penicillin shots to North Koreans
Speaker 8: and Chinese than you could ever imagine. So thanks, Dad,
Speaker 8: did a great job.
Speaker 3: Thanks for sharing that.
Speaker 1: I love seeing because now I'm of age where kids
Speaker 1: are becoming of age. Of my friends and a handful
Speaker 1: of them I've chosen to go into the military. And
Speaker 1: the pride that I see in people you know that
Speaker 1: I went to high school with and everything, it's just
Speaker 1: it's got to be one of the most proudest moments
Speaker 1: to see your child, who you raised choose to serve
Speaker 1: the country. I mean, that's got to be a really
Speaker 1: huge on the list of proud moments, got to be
Speaker 1: up there.
Speaker 2: I had a I had a girlfriend whose brother was
Speaker 2: kind of a what's the right word. He was a
Speaker 2: lost he was a lost teenager.
Speaker 4: Was this Valentina?
Speaker 3: No? Was this?
Speaker 1: I have a hard time keeping all your girls in.
Speaker 3: I know it was neither one of the one. Was
Speaker 3: it Angela?
Speaker 1: Angela? I always forget Angela, but.
Speaker 3: That was the one I was engaged to.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's why I forget her. I'm still pissed what
Speaker 1: she did to you.
Speaker 2: She had kind of a brother who was who was
Speaker 2: couldn't find his way and join the army and the
Speaker 2: pride with which to your point, her family when they
Speaker 2: went to his graduation at Fort Lewis Wood, it was
Speaker 2: I mean just I didn't go, but the pictures, I
Speaker 2: mean there.
Speaker 1: You've got to be so thankful to the military for
Speaker 1: turning around a life or just giving a path and
Speaker 1: sometimes that's what you need, or the team and order
Speaker 1: and purpose right.
Speaker 3: And they couldn't give it to him, but he found
Speaker 3: it there. Good morning, you sick bastards.
Speaker 9: I just want to say thank you to my grandfather
Speaker 9: who fought in World War One. He was a Navy pilot,
Speaker 9: believe it or not, biplanes and throwing bombs outside of
Speaker 9: the cockpit down. I just want to thank him for
Speaker 9: his service and everyone else too happy veteran state.
Speaker 2: That's badass. You don't hear many World War One pilots. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and they literally, I mean they would literally carry bombs
Speaker 2: with them and drop them out to this side of
Speaker 2: the plane.
Speaker 4: It's incredible. That's so cool. I don't want to do that.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think you too necessarily. Okay.
Speaker 2: So there's a report from the Washington Post that President
Speaker 2: elect Trump spoke with Vladimir Putin on Thursday in a
Speaker 2: phone conversation that he took from his home in Florida,
Speaker 2: and allegedly asked Putin not to escalate the war in
Speaker 2: Ukraine and reminded him that we the United States, have
Speaker 2: a metric pantload of American soldiers ready to fight in Europe.
Speaker 2: It was one of several calls that Trump took from
Speaker 2: other leaders from around the world in the hours after
Speaker 2: he won the presidential election. He also apparently spoke with
Speaker 2: Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenski. The Kremlin has denied reports that
Speaker 2: there was ever such a phone call that took place.
Speaker 2: Kremlin spokesman said the reports where pure fiction. Trump's team
Speaker 2: told the BBC that it would not comment on the
Speaker 2: president elects private calls in fact, a communications director for
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign, says, we do not comment on private
Speaker 2: calls between President Trump and other world leaders. While all
Speaker 2: that's going on, we did see that Russia has apparently
Speaker 2: amassed forty thousand of its shoulders soldiers and about ten
Speaker 2: thousand of those free agents from North Korea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right along the border there. I wonder what the
Speaker 1: move is hard they're gonna send North Korean soldiers in there.
Speaker 1: And remember the last report we got was from the
Speaker 1: Russian front lines, where.
Speaker 4: They're like, what the hell do we do with these guys?
Speaker 1: And they're all gorging on porn. They're very distracted.
Speaker 2: Mention this also as we get more details about who
Speaker 2: is going to be in the president's inner circle for
Speaker 2: the next administration. He wrote on Saturday, did Trump that
Speaker 2: Nicki Haley and Mike Pompeo will not be asked to
Speaker 2: join the administration?
Speaker 1: Well, Nicki Haley basically went through campaign season just saying
Speaker 1: hold your nose and vote for Trump. She was not
Speaker 1: an ardent supporter. She wasn't like Tulci Gabbard, she wasn't
Speaker 1: a surrogate. She did not, you know, show up with him.
Speaker 1: She basically just said vote for the policies points not
Speaker 1: the guy, and he is all about popularity and be
Speaker 1: popular and letting you know. He loves the kissing of
Speaker 1: the ring and people showing up next to him.
Speaker 4: The loyalty, the loyalty. It was not unfettered.
Speaker 2: But listen to how nice this is. This is his
Speaker 2: post from social media on Saturday. I will not be
Speaker 2: inviting former Ambassador Nicki Haley or former Secretary of State
Speaker 2: Mike Pompeo to join the Trump administration. I very much
Speaker 2: enjoyed and appreciated working with them previously and would like
Speaker 2: to thank them for their service to the country.
Speaker 1: Part of it is he made it sound just because
Speaker 1: I know the way he thinks, because I was also
Speaker 1: a middle school, cutthroat teenage girl. He lulled them into thinking,
Speaker 1: all right, come to my side and I'll hook y
Speaker 1: all up. I know that we were not friends and
Speaker 1: we both said things against each other, but come right
Speaker 1: on my train. But he doesn't forget. He doesn't forget
Speaker 1: the things that Nicki Haley said before she kind of
Speaker 1: fell in line as much as she was going to
Speaker 1: fall in line.
Speaker 4: He is a very long memory.
Speaker 1: For people that talk rudely about him, it does not.
Speaker 1: Once you've gone there, you don't come back. We all
Speaker 1: know people like this. Once they've decided about you, they're
Speaker 1: not going to change their minds. Oh, it's like what
Speaker 1: happened to Chris.
Speaker 3: CHRISTI I saw him this weekend. He does not look healthy.
Speaker 1: Ember when Chris Christie was lulled into being the lapdog
Speaker 1: for Trump after all he said, and then he just said,
Speaker 1: f and you Chris Christie.
Speaker 3: He had that kidnapped look in his.
Speaker 1: Oh, oh my god, don't fall for it.
Speaker 3: Let us know which veterans you would like to honor.
Speaker 2: You can leave us messages on the talkback feature on
Speaker 2: the iHeart app and also on social media.
Speaker 5: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI AM.
Speaker 2: Six forty officials say that Russian glide bombs and drones
Speaker 2: in a ballistic missile hit some cities in southern and
Speaker 2: eastern Ukraine. At least six civilians have been killed thirty
Speaker 2: others injured. Ukraine's President, vladimir's Lenski said Russia recently intensified
Speaker 2: some strikes civilian areas in an apparent effort to wear
Speaker 2: down the willingness of Ukrainians to keep up a war
Speaker 2: we're almost at a thousand days of that since the
Speaker 2: Russian invasion into Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Well, the fire in Ventura County has grown to more
Speaker 1: than twenty thousand acres. We're talking thirty one square miles.
Speaker 1: Think about that for a minute. I mean that is.
Speaker 2: In just a short amount of I mean it was
Speaker 2: really the first two days that that thing exploded and
Speaker 2: then it's still burning.
Speaker 1: Four and a half. San Francisco's twenty six percent contained.
Speaker 1: Last night, they said up to thirty six as of
Speaker 1: this morning. Okay, well, that's good news. That it jumped
Speaker 1: ten percent overnight. That means they got a handle on
Speaker 1: it and they've contained it and they put a line
Speaker 1: around it. And then the northeast, they've had fires there,
Speaker 1: in fact, one that killed eighteen year old New York
Speaker 1: Parks and playe killed by a falling tree while battling
Speaker 1: a fire just what twenty five miles outside of Manhattan.
Speaker 2: The Jennings Creek wildfires burning in Passaic County and New Jersey,
Speaker 2: close to the New York state line. It's up to
Speaker 2: about three thousand acres, about ten percent contained, about twenty
Speaker 2: five structures threatened in that area. There was a small
Speaker 2: amount of rain, they said on Sunday night, but wasn't
Speaker 2: enough to really make a difference in that firefight.
Speaker 1: They say that the dry conditions, strong winds historically bad,
Speaker 1: that they've created the perfect conditions. We know how that
Speaker 1: goes three counties and Jersey experiencing a rare extreme drought.
Speaker 1: The rest of the state has severe or moderate drought conditions.
Speaker 1: The authorities there say it's the driest fall in New
Speaker 1: Jersey since records began. Fire teams have been called to
Speaker 1: five hundred and thirty seven reports in New Jersey since
Speaker 1: October first.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Much of the Northeast, like you said, experiencing a record
Speaker 2: lack of rain. Some areas like Philadelphia, they have not
Speaker 2: seen any rain or had not seen any rain for
Speaker 2: forty two days until that rain that fell just last night,
Speaker 2: which is, you know, forty two days for us is
Speaker 2: nothing to go without rain, but they usually get you know,
Speaker 2: afternoon thunderstorms and things like that. When we were in
Speaker 2: Philly eight years ago, it rained. I think it rained
Speaker 2: five out of the seven nights that we were there.
Speaker 2: So today is Veterans Day. You can let us know
Speaker 2: which veterans you would like to honor by leaving us
Speaker 2: a message on the talkback feature on the iHeart app.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Garyan Shannon. My grandfather Army World War II
Speaker 10: corporal Purple Heart POW for six months, my father retired
Speaker 10: Lieutenant Colonel Marine Corps veteran Vietnam, ME retired Marine Iraqi
Speaker 10: Freedom and also as a private contractor Afghanistan for four years.
Speaker 10: Thank you all veterans and civilians who have served our
Speaker 10: country and our military Heavy Veterans day.
Speaker 4: What a family.
Speaker 11: That's quite a hi, Garyan Shannon. I would love for
Speaker 11: you to honor my grandfather, Robert E. Stillwell, who was
Speaker 11: a mechanical engineer in World War Two. He served in
Speaker 11: Patent's Army and fought in the Battle of the Bulge.
Speaker 11: Recently he passed away here in Riverside, California, at the
Speaker 11: age of one hundred years old and lived a very honorable,
Speaker 11: wonderful life. And just want to thank all the veterans
Speaker 11: for their service.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've read a little shout out to my dad.
Speaker 12: Florian Brisky, world War two VET Navy.
Speaker 5: Name.
Speaker 4: I was just going to say, Florian Florian Brisky. Do
Speaker 4: you want to change your name?
Speaker 1: You want to ditch funds and go with Florian Brisky
Speaker 1: that is his great name.
Speaker 12: Tanker ship was actually sunk by a Kamakazi submarine. That's right,
Speaker 12: they existed called a kitan great great father. I'm no
Speaker 12: longer with us and I miss him every day.
Speaker 4: Sorry, how do you spell Florian r n I am yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 13: That's Helloha, Gary and Channon. I'd like to remember my
Speaker 13: mom and dad, both marines World War Two, Dorothy and
Speaker 13: Dan R. George. I'd like to also remember well, I
Speaker 13: just love them anyhow they're gone. And also to Steve
Speaker 13: Garnan who served as a Navy medic, to our marines
Speaker 13: in Vietnam, and jeff Nardetez who served in Vietnam, and
Speaker 13: to Pat Tillman and to his brother who served as
Speaker 13: Army rangers. Thank you, you guys for honoring aloha.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 14: I'd like to say Happy Veteran's Day to my dad,
Speaker 14: Don Ambrose. He served in three wars World War two,
Speaker 14: first Wave that landed on Okinawa, Vietnam, and Korea, and
Speaker 14: he's still alive at ninety eight.
Speaker 3: Man, I'd love to sit down with that guy. Stories. Man, Stories,
Speaker 3: I'm wondering.
Speaker 1: I just googled Flow and Brisky because now I'm obsessed
Speaker 1: with that name. Sure, and I'm wondering if this is
Speaker 1: the same Flory and Brisky, if that is his son Charles,
Speaker 1: because he makes decoys. It's the decoy carving business, which
Speaker 1: is also of great interest to me.
Speaker 3: Like duck decoys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why would duck decoys be of great interest too.
Speaker 1: Because I think they're fascinating. I love duck decoys. We've
Speaker 1: never talked about this.
Speaker 3: Who are you?
Speaker 2: Are you on cold medication right now? Because I have
Speaker 2: not recognize that at all.
Speaker 1: I just I have a one of my best friends
Speaker 1: and she went out with a guy and he's no
Speaker 1: longer with us, God rest his soul. But he had
Speaker 1: a bunch of duck decoys. I was like, the decoration
Speaker 1: of his home was like all duck decoys.
Speaker 4: Thought that was so cool.
Speaker 3: It's so weird.
Speaker 1: They're all painted differently beautiful. Okay, to use them for
Speaker 1: a hunting I know how to use them.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know why you use them. I don't
Speaker 2: know if I've I've never been duck hunting.
Speaker 1: What you do is you use the decoys to the
Speaker 1: other ducks, and you paint them and your beautiful colors
Speaker 1: to make them attractive.
Speaker 3: So that ducks.
Speaker 4: Ducks think they're getting some ducktail and.
Speaker 1: Then a boom and then boom and then boom.
Speaker 3: We have a monkey update when we come back.
Speaker 1: Amy's from Oregon. She knows all about duck decoys.
Speaker 3: Are you an.
Speaker 2: Oregon Oregon state? You're an Oregon Oregon state? Oh, you
Speaker 2: are in Oregon.
Speaker 4: She's a beaver.
Speaker 2: Okay, my in laws, but both of my my wife's
Speaker 2: parents are Oregon state.
Speaker 4: Oh, they're beaver's too. Not ducks, not ducks.
Speaker 3: They do not, we do not. We do not confuse
Speaker 3: the two.
Speaker 1: Now you do I want to be Yeah, it's like
Speaker 1: Washington and Washington State.
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Speaker 2: There's never been a wee. I think that has proven
Speaker 2: to me that John Coblt's practice of his.
Speaker 1: Quiet, dark staring room, Yeah, he's got something there.
Speaker 3: He is he has tapped into this.
Speaker 1: Well and he would go into the staring room for
Speaker 1: the afternoons or the mornings, or when he would get
Speaker 1: home from work, way before smartphones. I mean, he's been
Speaker 1: talking about the staring room for years, just realizing the
Speaker 1: importance of sitting in the dark and staring at a
Speaker 1: wall in silence for a prolonged period of time. How
Speaker 1: good that is for your brain and your overall wellness.
Speaker 1: And it's even more important now that we are bombarded
Speaker 1: with social media and news alerts and ping ping ping ping,
Speaker 1: ring ring ring, all of these things.
Speaker 2: Well, it's almost like this was kind of a joke
Speaker 2: that was running around last night as I was getting
Speaker 2: ready for the show, because my voice was a little
Speaker 2: ragged going into the show last night. Yeah, and there's
Speaker 2: a lot of people that have a lot more experience singing,
Speaker 2: and you know, throat care and this is the tea
Speaker 2: and don't use that kind of honey. Make sure you
Speaker 2: drink the turmeric ginger shot, whatever it is. And one
Speaker 2: of them said, it was like a I remember some
Speaker 2: concoction that she suggested I drink, and basically it was
Speaker 2: to reset your vocal cords, which clearly didn't work great.
Speaker 1: But did you know the chain of custody on that
Speaker 1: drink or you just taking drinks from women?
Speaker 3: She was telling me how to make it.
Speaker 2: She wasn't gonna give it, okay, But I thought, so,
Speaker 2: you're just telling me to turn it off and turn
Speaker 2: it back on and we do that every day, right. Ideally,
Speaker 2: you you go to bed, you turn off your brain.
Speaker 2: Basically there's some remnants of whatever synapses are still firing,
Speaker 2: which is why you dream and stuff. But as long
Speaker 2: as you can hit that that sweet spot of completely
Speaker 2: turning off your brain and then turning it back on
Speaker 2: the next morning is the cleansing process that we all
Speaker 2: go through.
Speaker 3: And that just seems like such a great idea.
Speaker 1: Why people say sleep on it, Yes, totally sleep on it,
Speaker 1: turn it off, turn it back on, and see if
Speaker 1: you still feel the same way.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go make a cup of tea. By
Speaker 4: the way, I looked. What kind did you bring?
Speaker 3: I brought that kind?
Speaker 4: Oh throat coat? Yeah, that's my mom swears by that.
Speaker 4: Did she tell you that?
Speaker 1: Did you call my mom because you know her extensive
Speaker 1: singing history?
Speaker 3: Well, I couldn't call my mom.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, Well true.
Speaker 1: It's true. The monkeys guys scoreboard. Yeah, it's not a competition. No,
Speaker 1: it's the MACCOX. More than half of the maccos that
Speaker 1: were on the loose that escaped from that lab have
Speaker 1: been recovered.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, more than half, more than half.
Speaker 1: As of last night, twenty five of the forty three
Speaker 1: maccox that broke loose have been captured. All the maccocks
Speaker 1: wanted was a little piece of freedom. They wanted to
Speaker 1: go out there, go into the streets, do what maccos
Speaker 1: do to live their lives. They didn't want to be
Speaker 1: prodded and tested and all of the things that go
Speaker 1: on in that lab. And I think that there should
Speaker 1: at least be somebody that comes to the defense of
Speaker 1: the maccox. I don't know why we haven't heard from
Speaker 1: animal rights groups that say that the things that the
Speaker 1: maccoks are going through is not okay and we should
Speaker 1: fight to keep them free. Do you really remember that woman,
Speaker 1: Remember the woman who rescued the lobster lobby Joe?
Speaker 11: Where is she?
Speaker 3: Uh? Probably working in the lobster restaurant?
Speaker 4: Now I could call her.
Speaker 1: We have her contact information, don't we.
Speaker 2: She's feeling a bit under the weather. Oh that's what
Speaker 2: I hear. But these were all juvenile female monkeys, to
Speaker 2: the point where they were so young they hadn't been
Speaker 2: experimented upon yet allegedly. I don't believe that.
Speaker 4: Don't always believe what they tell you. Why not ask questions?
Speaker 4: Think about what do they want you?
Speaker 3: To believe.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to believe that they've let free
Speaker 1: forty three diseased monkeys, and so the streets and think
Speaker 1: about the liability number goes way. They've already been fined
Speaker 1: what twenty thousand dollars something like that. If these were
Speaker 1: diseased monkeys, the place would be shut down.
Speaker 3: I do like that they know exactly where they are.
Speaker 2: They say that they are still active along the fence
Speaker 2: line and that they have bedded down in the.
Speaker 3: Trees for the night.
Speaker 2: Guantanam obey, Yeah, I guess. And how there's no fence
Speaker 2: that's going to stop a Reese's monkey.
Speaker 1: I eat breakfast two hundred yards from three thousand. I
Speaker 1: don't remember how it goes. It's been a long time.
Speaker 1: It's been about forty years since you saw the movie.
Speaker 1: It'sn't been that long.
Speaker 4: No, I watched it the other night.
Speaker 15: Actually, hey, Gary, and I would like to thank my dad,
Speaker 15: Alfredo Arsnaga, the vet who served in the Navy way
Speaker 15: back when. Sorry I don't know the years, but he
Speaker 15: was on the USS Raynier and he told me he
Speaker 15: joined when he was seventeen and he was so s
Speaker 15: sick he carried around the bucket with him for the
Speaker 15: first fourteen days, and he threw open regularly.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, it's wild to get used to that.
Speaker 1: One of my friends calls a few good men, a
Speaker 1: few good scenes, and when you start to think about it,
Speaker 1: that's funny.
Speaker 4: Spot on that.
Speaker 3: It's really funny. Hey, Gary and Shannon, Bob and Big Beer.
Speaker 16: First of all, Shannon, hope you guys feel better. The
Speaker 16: bug is going around, but yeah, you hit the nail
Speaker 16: on the head. A lot of people join, not for
Speaker 16: patriotic reasons, but for my reason was just to get
Speaker 16: out of the house, you know, plagued with drugs and alcohol.
Speaker 16: You know, you could have followed that path, but joining
Speaker 16: the Marine Corps kind of set a different path and
Speaker 16: I was thankful for it.
Speaker 3: So anyway, have an awesome day.
Speaker 4: Thanks again, Love you guys, Thanks man. Thanks Bob.
Speaker 1: One of my friends that works on the sideline a
Speaker 1: ball I call them ball men because it'd be ball boys,
Speaker 1: but they're usually men. They're all men. Actually, none of
Speaker 1: them are boys.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 1: Scott is his name, and he comes up to me
Speaker 1: yesterday he goes, so did you watch Outbreak? And it's
Speaker 1: funny because I started watching it? Or you did, and
Speaker 1: my husband's like, what are you watching? I'm like, outbreak.
Speaker 1: You're not really gonna watch this, are you? You know
Speaker 1: this isn't a movie for you. And I watched about
Speaker 1: ninety seconds of it and realized this is not a
Speaker 1: movie for me.
Speaker 4: So I did not fulfill that promise.
Speaker 3: Well, it's still a good movie even if it's not
Speaker 3: for you. It's a good movie.
Speaker 2: Sure, all right, more local stuff when we come back. Also,
Speaker 2: don't forget we are honoring your veterans. Let us know
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Speaker 4: Next Hungary and Shannon.
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