Speaker 1: I'm the low forties with lots of sunshine this afternoon. Tonight,
Speaker 1: We're only down to the low thirties before we wore
Speaker 1: back up into the fifties. For your Sunday afternoon, you
Speaker 1: have rain move in late tomorrow night. In the Monday
Speaker 1: from a severe weather station, I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist
Speaker 1: Cameron Harden on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Right now, it's twenty two degrees. Our next update is
Speaker 2: at six o'clock. I'm Whitney Harris News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 4: Your day, news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Keep drinking coffee, stirring down across the table.
Speaker 6: Well, I look outshine.
Speaker 7: So many things I'd say if only I were able,
Speaker 7: But I just keep quiet and count the cars that pass.
Speaker 8: You've got any man, We're all entitled to.
Speaker 6: But I never asked.
Speaker 9: So let me thank you for your time.
Speaker 8: Try not choice any more in mind, get out of
Speaker 8: here fast.
Speaker 9: I hate to break it to your babe.
Speaker 10: But I'm not drowning.
Speaker 6: There's no one here to save cads.
Speaker 11: If you disagree, you're not me major king of anything.
Speaker 12: See if the voice sounds familiar, because it belongs to
Speaker 12: Sarah Beeth Brella, who celebrates a birthday to Day number
Speaker 12: forty five on this December seventh. Among her credits a
Speaker 12: Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album of All Things
Speaker 12: This from twenty ten, her King of Anything You Expect
Speaker 12: Me to Jerry, talented singer, songwriter and actress celebrating a
Speaker 12: birthday today. As we begin on the Saturday morning edition
Speaker 12: for this December seventh, before we look ahead and look
Speaker 12: back at significant events and people tied to this particular
Speaker 12: date in history, including but not limited to the seventeen
Speaker 12: eighty seven. On this date, Delaware became the first date
Speaker 12: to ratify the United States Constitution, and some would say
Speaker 12: maybe me included. At least since they started electing Joe Biden,
Speaker 12: they've been ignoring the US Constitution December seventh, nineteen forty one.
Speaker 13: And prod of the.
Speaker 7: We have witness this morning.
Speaker 13: Harbor and they bombing up by enemy fightings and uh
Speaker 13: they Japanese.
Speaker 7: The city of Wonnalu.
Speaker 13: Has also been attacked and considerable bamy to dog. This
Speaker 13: battle has been going on for nearly three hours. One
Speaker 13: of the bombs drop one of the paid off tower.
Speaker 13: It is no dope.
Speaker 7: It is Allio war.
Speaker 14: That they h.
Speaker 7: Public upon. Alul has been advised to keep in their
Speaker 7: homes and await u uh from the Army and Navy.
Speaker 7: There has been the stands fighting going on in the
Speaker 7: air and on the seat they had the shootings seemed
Speaker 7: to be.
Speaker 12: It was a Sunday morning before the Tall Villa December seventh,
Speaker 12: nineteen forty one, when the Imperial Japanese military brutally issued
Speaker 12: a sneak attack on US forces in Hawaii. More than
Speaker 12: twenty three hundred Americans killed. The US naval fleet in
Speaker 12: the Pacific either completely wiped out or so totally compromised
Speaker 12: that we had to go into major shipbuilding just to
Speaker 12: restore our power at sea. On this day in nineteen
Speaker 12: seventy two, America's last crude mission to date launched as
Speaker 12: Apollo seventeen blasted off. Nineteen eighty two, convicted murderer Charlie
Speaker 12: Brooks Junior became the first US prisoner to be executed
Speaker 12: by lethal injection at a prison in Huntsville, Texas. Major
Speaker 12: earthquake in the Soviet Union devastated northern Armenia, killing twenty
Speaker 12: five thousand. The year was nineteen eighty eight and this date.
Speaker 12: In twenty eighteen, James Alex Fields Junior drove his car
Speaker 12: into a crowd of counter protesters at that twenty seventeen
Speaker 12: rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Convicted of first degree murder. On
Speaker 12: the birthday list, also Noam Chomsky, the great linguist and
Speaker 12: political philosopher, is ninety six. Great actress Ellen Bernston is
Speaker 12: ninety two on this December seventh. Johnny Bench number five
Speaker 12: is seventy seven. Today. Singer songwriter Tom Waits celebrating Susan Collins,
Speaker 12: the Senator from Maine, has a birthday. Larry Bird, the
Speaker 12: hick from French Lick, the best basketball players I ever
Speaker 12: saw Laysam Up is sixty eight. Today. Actor Jeffrey Wright
Speaker 12: has a birthday. See Thomas Howell. Terrell Owens is fifty
Speaker 12: one finally all growed up. The Football Hall of Famer
Speaker 12: Alan Fanic is forty eight today. And Pete Alonzo, major
Speaker 12: League Baseball all Star, thirty years old as of today.
Speaker 12: And if I miss some, oh well, I'm only human.
Speaker 12: If it's your birthday, I hope this is the best
Speaker 12: birthday you could possibly imagine. Doing the things you love
Speaker 12: to do with the people you love to do them with.
Speaker 12: We got Mametry and Dick from Dayton and everybody's all
Speaker 12: lined up rare to go. And Alex Egan with us
Speaker 12: this morning while young Liam Tomlinson backpacks through the brothels
Speaker 12: of Amsterdam. It's all ahead here On seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes where other hosts
Speaker 9: dared not tread and on not talking about the men's room.
Speaker 15: On seven hundred WLW. Debbie hayes as the president and CEO.
Speaker 12: Of the coll There's lots of sunshine today. We warm
Speaker 12: up a tad. I have forty two or so. We'll
Speaker 12: be breezy overnight and cold again, sunny, breezy on Sunday
Speaker 12: all the way up to fifty two. The rain comes
Speaker 12: in Sunday night and a chance for that holding over
Speaker 12: rain on Monday and again warm to start the work week.
Speaker 12: A high then of fifty four. Not now, but it's
Speaker 12: gonna warm up, trust me.
Speaker 3: Seven hundredth wl W. Let's do it.
Speaker 12: Sport, Alex Seegen, It's so great to have you back.
Speaker 12: What's going on in the wide world of sports this morning?
Speaker 16: Ya oh, good to be back. Gary, Jeff the place
Speaker 16: to be last night was Canton, Ohio. Of course, all
Speaker 16: eyes were across the tri state. We're on Archbishop Moler
Speaker 16: versus ol In Tangy Liberty.
Speaker 12: Of course.
Speaker 16: In the end, ol In Tangy Liberty put down a
Speaker 16: huge TD late in the third quarter, making it twenty
Speaker 16: eight to seventeen, and that was all she wrote for
Speaker 16: Big mo Old and Tangy Liberty came out victorious and
Speaker 16: are your new Division one state champs?
Speaker 12: Congradge we got.
Speaker 16: In Kentucky, the Beechwood Tigers faced off against Owensburg Owensborough
Speaker 16: Catholic excuse me. With the Tigers on top fifty to
Speaker 16: thirty four, Beechwood is now eighteen time champ. This afternoon,
Speaker 16: the Ryal Raiders and Trinity Shamrocks go out it at
Speaker 16: four pm at Roger Field. That's at University of Kentucky.
Speaker 16: Trinity is seeking its twenty ninth state title in program history.
Speaker 16: And then later on that evening, Cooper Jaguars and the
Speaker 16: Bowling Green Purples go head to head at eight pm,
Speaker 16: also at roger Field. Undefeated Cooper takes on the defending
Speaker 16: state champs Bowling Green. What else you got, oh, let's
Speaker 16: see in mac championship at high noon today, my alma
Speaker 16: mater of Miami of Ohio goes up against those Bobcats
Speaker 16: from Athens. It's the one hundred and first meeting between
Speaker 16: both schools. If you remember, last year, the RedHawks defeated
Speaker 16: those Bobcats at Yeager Stadium in Oxford, So this year
Speaker 16: Athens is clearly out for revenge. Kickoff again at noon
Speaker 16: at Ford Field in Detroit.
Speaker 12: All right, one more any more that you want to note?
Speaker 12: This morning?
Speaker 16: Oh totally I got plenty SEC championship title with Georgia
Speaker 16: versus Texas. It's a rematch in Atlanta this afternoon. The
Speaker 16: Longhorns take on the Bulldogs. Kickoff at four pm from
Speaker 16: Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Speaker 12: Bevo the Longhorn will not be attending. This is total
Speaker 12: bovine discrimination. I cannot believe they won't. Bevo is the mascot.
Speaker 12: It's like telling Ugga that he doesn't get to show
Speaker 12: up for the game, exactly because they don't like four
Speaker 12: legging animals.
Speaker 17: Exactly.
Speaker 12: On wake up, there's plenty more to get to and
Speaker 12: we shall in during the course of the morning. It's
Speaker 12: five forty six at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: You were locked on to news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 18: The weather's probably enough to drive anybody mad, but the
Speaker 18: real madness is when you have to pay the heat
Speaker 18: and cool your home.
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Speaker 12: She's like the radio equivalent of Jello. There's always room
Speaker 12: for Mama Tree. The lady Lynette Patricia again, she prefers
Speaker 12: Mam Tree, and that's what we'll call her. See how
Speaker 12: her recovery's going from major jaw surgery just not even
Speaker 12: two weeks ago. Mama Tree? How are you doing, dear?
Speaker 20: Well?
Speaker 21: Today was hell day today.
Speaker 12: It's awful early for today to be hell day? How
Speaker 12: is today hell Day?
Speaker 20: At fifteen am, the nurse reached for the water's theme
Speaker 20: because her water was ice color. I said, I don't
Speaker 20: want to lose my voice.
Speaker 21: I said, ah, what was that?
Speaker 20: Your picture come apart on you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 12: I mean lord, her picture came apart on her.
Speaker 20: It's my fifteen am.
Speaker 21: Thank you hard.
Speaker 12: So I would did the water go everywhere? Or what
Speaker 12: happened in my face?
Speaker 20: Down my throat and my chick oh sweetheart, the point
Speaker 20: I didn't want to mess up my voice and I
Speaker 20: got baptized with water.
Speaker 12: Well, would you like to sing for us?
Speaker 20: Yes, let us go back to the old landmark.
Speaker 22: Let us all go back to the old landmark. Let
Speaker 22: us sing and chef at the old landmark. Let us
Speaker 22: all go back to.
Speaker 20: The old landmark, and to sing glory hallily to.
Speaker 22: His name, to his name name.
Speaker 20: I lost my boys.
Speaker 23: I'm sorry.
Speaker 12: You sound beautiful, you always sound beautiful.
Speaker 23: But so.
Speaker 12: The day can the day can only get better from here, right?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 20: And Elvis was here yesterday and I can't whoop up
Speaker 20: mu woo because I was sore. And then my prey
Speaker 20: and miss Gene from Lawrence brought me my Christmas present
Speaker 20: and first Christmas card and it was red bell's bracelet
Speaker 20: and red bracelet, I mean red bell necklace night on
Speaker 20: my red bling bling hat that said love. And Elvis
Speaker 20: had on red and we had a red day.
Speaker 12: You certainly did. Even Elvis was wearing red. Baby. It's
Speaker 12: it's burning, burning love, baby, it's hot.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it was a red hot Christmas.
Speaker 12: All right, sweetheart, it's good to hear from you. I'm
Speaker 12: glad you're feeling a little bit better.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and Spence will make it all right.
Speaker 12: Take care of love you. Bye bye bye, Bom Tree
Speaker 12: and Dick is hanging and waiting right around the corner.
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Speaker 1: We start as simptures are in the low twenties this morning,
Speaker 1: but we do climb to the low forties with lots
Speaker 1: of sunshine this afternoon. Tonight, we're only down to the
Speaker 1: low thirties before we wore back up into the fifties.
Speaker 1: For your Sunday afternoon, you have rain move in late
Speaker 1: tomorrow night into Monday for a severe weather station. I'm
Speaker 1: nine First Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 12: Last night, I had another dream about Mike McConnell. Last night.
Speaker 12: I dreamt my leg was made of fudge and a
Speaker 12: group of hobos tried to hold me.
Speaker 27: Down and lick it.
Speaker 28: If I had a fudge leg, I'd probably eat it
Speaker 28: for breakfast while listening to Mike.
Speaker 12: Starting your day getting everything you need to know from me.
Speaker 12: Mike McConnell makes you feel good.
Speaker 8: His voice, his brain, his humor.
Speaker 29: I love it.
Speaker 12: And when you feel good, you look good.
Speaker 30: I look good with a budg leg.
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Speaker 12: There's a picking handsome granted on a Saturday morning, and
Speaker 12: that means visit with our friend Dick from Dayton. Good morning, Dick,
Speaker 12: Good morning Dick. This has never happened before.
Speaker 23: Dick.
Speaker 12: Are you there? Hello? Hello Dick. You know I can.
Speaker 12: I can do this all morning. How you doing, Dick?
Speaker 21: Good morning, Gerry Kiff, How are you?
Speaker 12: I'm great? Where the heck were you?
Speaker 28: Oh?
Speaker 21: I was just dozen. I've been playing too much strummers
Speaker 21: this week. We had two little parties. They were really
Speaker 21: good Christmas. I'm on the Yuku Lelees.
Speaker 12: Well, I know that last week you said you had
Speaker 12: one party. I didn't know you were so busy all
Speaker 12: of a sudden. I'm glad you're getting some bookings because
Speaker 12: you know I can't an idle. Dick is the Devil's playmate,
Speaker 12: don't you think?
Speaker 21: But what I was going to say, well, no comment.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 21: The Bengals I think have a chance against Dallas. I'm
Speaker 21: going to say they're going to win seventeen to fourteen.
Speaker 12: WHOA in a defensive showdown in the Big d on
Speaker 12: Monday Night. The Bengals, Dick says, we'll pull it out.
Speaker 21: I forgot something. No, I wanted to give you my number,
Speaker 21: you know, for the Christmas cards.
Speaker 12: Yeah, oh yeah, it's getting a little late.
Speaker 21: Go ahead of a nine WAF Drive.
Speaker 12: Twenty five seventy nine, Walford that's w A L F
Speaker 12: O R D Drive in Dayton, Ohio four five four
Speaker 12: four zero, right, I remember, Yeah, we can get those
Speaker 12: get those cards and letters into Dick. Well, there's still time, folks.
Speaker 12: The Christmas rush is on. You know. The mail is slower,
Speaker 12: it's bogged down. They're losing money. Uh, they really don't
Speaker 12: do a great job of delivering mail. But if you
Speaker 12: get it in, if you get it in the mail
Speaker 12: this weekend or Monday, it might get to Dick before Christmas.
Speaker 12: Twenty five seventy nine, Walford Drive, Dayton, Ohio. Just address
Speaker 12: it to Dick from Dayton and the he's like Santa Claus.
Speaker 12: The post office knows exactly where he is.
Speaker 27: Right.
Speaker 21: Have you heard from Dave?
Speaker 12: I did Dick?
Speaker 23: He said, that's Dick.
Speaker 12: He says, how's Dick's Christmas tunes?
Speaker 21: I'm sure he'll come here Christmas.
Speaker 23: Won He said?
Speaker 12: What when can he play right now? If he has
Speaker 12: a short set list, he play? What what could you play?
Speaker 21: I'll play. I still I'm using the uk lot I'm getting,
Speaker 21: Sue said, I'm beginning to be he said. Geez, Dick
Speaker 21: came here with man nowies, he said, is uh tearing
Speaker 21: the yu cup? I like to use a little bit,
Speaker 21: but I'm going to get over to the mandolin.
Speaker 23: No.
Speaker 21: Sometimes.
Speaker 12: You know who else was great on a ukulele that
Speaker 12: I interviewed and was spent some time with was the
Speaker 12: late Tiny Tim.
Speaker 29: Oh, yeah, you remember Tiny Tim.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I'm you know, I always like Don Ho. He
Speaker 21: was pretty good.
Speaker 12: Well, if Tiny Tim and Don Hoe got together, that
Speaker 12: would be one heck of a star, said Tipto through
Speaker 12: the two long Dick segad night, Sa good night.
Speaker 33: Dick, good night.
Speaker 21: Have a good week, all right.
Speaker 12: Get those cards out to Dick.
Speaker 23: Bye bye, bye bye.
Speaker 12: See you later. He's a wonder of humankind, no doubt
Speaker 12: about it.
Speaker 15: Single game tickets for Cincinnati women's basketball are hunts.
Speaker 1: Overall, not going to be too bad of a weekend
Speaker 1: as temperaters start off in the low twenties this morning,
Speaker 1: but we do climb to the low forties with some
Speaker 1: sunshine tonight. We're down to the low thirties before we
Speaker 1: hit the low fifties for your Sunday with rain late
Speaker 1: tomorrow night in the Monday for me Severe weather station,
Speaker 1: I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Right now it's twenty two degrees in our next update
Speaker 2: is that six thirty. I'm Whitney Harris News Radio seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW.
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Speaker 12: Into the first official hour of the Saturday morning edition
Speaker 12: for this Saturday, December seventh, twenty twenty four. On Gary J.
Speaker 12: Up Walker, you are you and that's perfectly fine with
Speaker 12: me really. Oh and then there's this he hates this.
Speaker 12: I just love this song.
Speaker 14: Take Away the trees and the mariage.
Speaker 29: I just sit upon the ground and take away in
Speaker 29: their way, and.
Speaker 6: The bears I ad to walk to get around.
Speaker 34: And take away the bird.
Speaker 12: Dance and Grady Bird assume me.
Speaker 33: And the way.
Speaker 23: Take away.
Speaker 14: Long a round and.
Speaker 12: Birds walking around in underwear.
Speaker 6: Take Away and theirs had to.
Speaker 12: Fairwarness total anarchy. It's time for Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 29: Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 35: Good morning.
Speaker 23: It'll how we done.
Speaker 12: I'm doing fine. How are you? Man?
Speaker 27: Good good, good, good, good good.
Speaker 36: I don't know about you, but our burd bat that
Speaker 36: froze over and has been for yeah.
Speaker 12: Right, Well, we're going to get a reprieve from the
Speaker 12: cold cold weather here over the next couple of days.
Speaker 12: So I'm looking forward fifties, man, fifties. I never thought
Speaker 12: that I would be like ready to do a Hallelujah
Speaker 12: dance over fifties, but here it comes. Yep, it looks
Speaker 12: a lot like that. It looks like a lot like
Speaker 12: the Trump dance, the YMC A thing.
Speaker 36: I see that's ball at that team's mascot can't go.
Speaker 27: To the game.
Speaker 12: This is such bovine discrimination. I've never seen a worst
Speaker 12: case of it. I don't. And here's the thing. It's
Speaker 12: been anybody else, the A C l U, which stands
Speaker 12: of course, for all criminals Love us, We're all communists,
Speaker 12: love us, or the Southern Poverty Law Center. Don't you
Speaker 12: think the Southern Poverty Law Center with a name like
Speaker 12: that would get behind this bold discrimination that poor Bevo
Speaker 12: is going through, right, now there you go.
Speaker 36: Well, Jeff, I have a question or two for you. Yes, yes,
Speaker 36: Why do you suppose that Christmas trees are so.
Speaker 27: Bad at sewing?
Speaker 12: The imagery that this brings up is just otherworldly? Why
Speaker 12: is it that Christmas trees are so bad at sewing?
Speaker 37: Dave?
Speaker 38: They're always dropping their needles?
Speaker 12: Well, you got crickets.
Speaker 35: What do you call an old snowman?
Speaker 12: What do you call an old snowman?
Speaker 27: Dave? Water water.
Speaker 38: Nice?
Speaker 36: Yeah, Well Gary, Jeff, what type of cars does santals
Speaker 36: L's drive?
Speaker 12: They don't need cars, They've got a magic sleigh and reindeer.
Speaker 12: What kind of cars do Santa's elves drive the rest
Speaker 12: of the year, Dave?
Speaker 36: Well, I'm pretty sure they're toyotas.
Speaker 12: Get scared out of here.
Speaker 25: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 25: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 25: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 25: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 25: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 25: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 25: back to our irregular programming some.
Speaker 3: Time to go to court.
Speaker 9: He grows down to get ready for an afternoon a
Speaker 9: big time.
Speaker 29: Balling three pluck.
Speaker 9: It's Juicy's basketball bear Cats getting it on with Howard's
Speaker 9: Bison in a Sunday showdown right hand. Don't get the
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Speaker 39: wind chills in the teens. Isn't that nice? Tomorrow's sunshine,
Speaker 39: it'll be breezy again. I have fifty two and that
Speaker 39: breeze bringing in a front that expected to bring us
Speaker 39: some rain on Sunday night and Monday morning. Forty two
Speaker 39: tomorrow or Monday morning's low on the way to a
Speaker 39: high of fifty four and a chance for more rain
Speaker 39: again on Monday night. But the warmer temperatures kind of offset,
Speaker 39: don't they. It is twenty right now at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 12: As Americans were dancing without a care in their heads
Speaker 12: on December sixth, nineteen forty one, the Imperial Japanese were
Speaker 12: plotting a deadly attack on our naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Speaker 12: Later during World War II that ensued. The leader of
Speaker 12: this orchestra, Glenn Miller, who was serving in our armed forces,
Speaker 12: like so many so called stars of the day, was
Speaker 12: lost in a plane crash near the end of that conflict.
Speaker 12: Memories of maybe the Moonlight Ballroom and a moonlight serenade
Speaker 12: on a Saturday morning on Pearl Harbor Day twenty twenty four,
Speaker 12: coming up on six fifth, Gary Jeff with you and
Speaker 12: old radio Rick is here and I don't I wonder
Speaker 12: what kind of radio in nineteen forty one would have
Speaker 12: really showcased that song which was so popular then Ricky,
Speaker 12: good morning.
Speaker 41: Hey, good morning. Well this one's kind of close, but
Speaker 41: kind of misses the mark too. However, you are coming
Speaker 41: in five by five loud and clear. It's in nineteen
Speaker 41: thirty one Westinghouse Colamaire WR eight. So if you decode
Speaker 41: the model number, w R stands for Westinghouse Radio and
Speaker 41: the eight means that it has nine tunes. Now, so
Speaker 41: much for that, SERI, Oh, well, this radio is and
Speaker 41: think about this for a moment. It's about a foot across,
Speaker 41: about eleven inches deep and five feet tall. I guess
Speaker 41: the name Columare does actually make sense. This is a
Speaker 41: Grandfather clock radio. Oh really, it's a grandfather clock, which
Speaker 41: is an electric clock. It's not the standard grandfather we
Speaker 41: think about. And it's it's spindly, I mean it is.
Speaker 41: It is not very deep, it's not very wide but
Speaker 41: for its height, but it it's very trim and spelt. Anyway,
Speaker 41: The radio is on the side, the speaker is in
Speaker 41: the top. The cabinet is very art deco, although it's
Speaker 41: rather subtle, I would say. And the first time I
Speaker 41: saw it, I thought it was dog ugly, and then
Speaker 41: I found out what it was worth, and then I
Speaker 41: decided it looks pretty darn good.
Speaker 27: This thing.
Speaker 41: Well, let's go to the catalog, shall we. The model
Speaker 41: w R eight standard broadcast high fidelity. That's where Glenn
Speaker 41: Miller comes in and all worthwhile features. I'm kind of
Speaker 41: phoned in that description plus plus Westinghouse precision and a
Speaker 41: handsome cabinet, A new number, a good value. Well, I
Speaker 41: don't know what a new number means, but as far
Speaker 41: as the value goes, nineteen thirty one, this was one
Speaker 41: hundred and ninety four bucks. Wow, four thousand today, I was.
Speaker 12: Gonna say, that's that. You could have bought a car
Speaker 12: for that.
Speaker 41: Now here's here's the best part of the catalog. What
Speaker 41: we say about Westinghouse radios means little. Okay, so far,
Speaker 41: thank you?
Speaker 12: That inspires confidence.
Speaker 41: Yes, that it says for you to hear them means everything. Okay,
Speaker 41: you sort of recovered from that tailspin.
Speaker 12: No doubt, that's great. What we say about it means
Speaker 12: absolutely nothing. Why are they even paying us to write this?
Speaker 12: We don't know. We just pay the orders and churn
Speaker 12: out word salads.
Speaker 41: It's okay, But do you have to put a preemptive
Speaker 41: disclaimer in the catalog page?
Speaker 27: Maybe you're doing it wrong.
Speaker 12: No doubt, no question. So nineteen thirty one, Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 12: is it capable of high fidelity?
Speaker 41: Well, it actually does have a eight inch speaker in
Speaker 41: the top. Yeah, it does sound good in that. I
Speaker 41: think the reason they put the speaker in the top.
Speaker 41: Is that the cabinet? Although I insulted it and called
Speaker 41: it spindley, it still resonates very nicely. So yes, it
Speaker 41: does have some very nice deep tones. And as well,
Speaker 41: this is a TRF rather than a superheterrid eye in
Speaker 41: the more modern style, and the trs tended to be
Speaker 41: a little truer to the actual reproduction of the sound.
Speaker 41: They were a little quirky when it comes to reception
Speaker 41: and tuning and so forth. But the quirkiness doesn't matter
Speaker 41: because it put the dials on the side and the
Speaker 41: knobs on the side, and the dial is so tiny
Speaker 41: you'd have to get down on your knees with a
Speaker 41: flashlight and a microscope in order to see what you're tuning.
Speaker 12: In anyway, I know that there are some people that
Speaker 12: work very hard so they can hear this even today,
Speaker 12: So I all in favor of you getting down on
Speaker 12: your knees if you need to to tune again better. Rick,
Speaker 12: I love I love the description you said. I thought
Speaker 12: it was kind of ugly or fugly or whatever you said,
Speaker 12: until I found out how much it cost, and it
Speaker 12: made it look better. You you sound like you sound
Speaker 12: like a I don't know a possible trophy bride or
Speaker 12: something with some ugly old man.
Speaker 41: You've got a lot of money, like the the people
Speaker 41: that are stuck in fashions, like that's the ugly shirt
Speaker 41: I've ever seen. Oh but Darling, it's lacua. Oh it's beautiful.
Speaker 23: That's right.
Speaker 12: You gonna get in touch with mister Washburn Old Radio
Speaker 12: Rick at gmail dot com. Six ' nineteen and some change.
Speaker 12: Alex Egan coming up with the sports as we continue
Speaker 12: on this Saturday morning together at seven hunderd WLW.
Speaker 42: When I think about America, I think of Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 9: When I think about Bill Cunningham, I think about America.
Speaker 12: He's as red, white and blue as Uncle Sam.
Speaker 3: I told my wife she looks like Uncle Sam. Then
Speaker 3: she smacked me in the header.
Speaker 12: My wife looks like Ben Franklin.
Speaker 29: But I'm not dumb enough to tell her that.
Speaker 12: I bet Ben Franklin would listen to Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 18: They're both great Americans.
Speaker 9: Bill Cunningham.
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Speaker 1: With lots of sunshine this afternoon tonight, we're only down
Speaker 1: to the low thirties before we wore back up into
Speaker 1: the fifties. For your Sunday afternoon, you have rain move
Speaker 1: in late tomorrow night into Monday. From a severe weathers station,
Speaker 1: I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred WLBY. Let's do it in sports.
Speaker 12: That voice belongs to one Alex Eagan, and he's got
Speaker 12: reports of sports, including last night's high school football championship games.
Speaker 16: Absolutely oh Boy, Gary Jeff All Eyes in the Tri
Speaker 16: State were on Archbishop Mohler versus Olan Tangy Liberty in Canton, Ohio.
Speaker 16: In the end, ol In Tangi Liberty put down a
Speaker 16: huge TD late in the third quarter, making it twenty
Speaker 16: eight to seventeen, and that was all she wrote for
Speaker 16: Big mo Olan Tangy Liberty came out victorious and are
Speaker 16: now your Division one state champs.
Speaker 12: In Kentucky and the Bluegrass. The games are already being played.
Speaker 12: Last night a championship game, absolutely local team involved.
Speaker 16: Absolutely the Beachwood Tigers faced off against Owensborough Catholic. With
Speaker 16: the Tigers on top fifty to thirty four. It is
Speaker 16: now eighteen time champs. And then this afternoon the action continues.
Speaker 16: The Ryle Raiders and Trinity Shamrocks go out it at
Speaker 16: four pm at Kroger Field. That's at University of Kentucky.
Speaker 16: Trinity is seeking its twenty ninth state title in program history.
Speaker 16: And then the Cooper Jaguars up against the Bowling Green Purples,
Speaker 16: go to head to head at eight pm, also at
Speaker 16: Kroger Field.
Speaker 12: It's cool to have a lot of local teams involved
Speaker 12: in state championships and the like. Do we have any
Speaker 12: college basketball on this late? I know, since UC plays Howard.
Speaker 16: Yet tomorrow tomorrow here on seven hundred WIW with the
Speaker 16: pregame at one thirty with your friend and mine mo
Speaker 16: Egger to take on the Howard Bison. But we're pretty
Speaker 16: light today. The only other thing here up the dial
Speaker 16: on ESPN fifteen thirty This afternoon at two pm, the
Speaker 16: NKU Norse take on the IUI Jaguars. Catch that action
Speaker 16: with Jim kelch and Rick Browing.
Speaker 12: And are all kinds of college football Conference championship games today,
Speaker 12: including Georgia playing Texas in the SEC. Only Bevo, the
Speaker 12: beloved cow mascot of the Texas Longhorns, the beloved Longhorn,
Speaker 12: is not being allowed at the game. And I don't know,
Speaker 12: I'll stand for that. I don't know how they can
Speaker 12: justify having Ugga on the field for Georgia and not
Speaker 12: Bevo for text.
Speaker 17: A pampered bulldog is what that is?
Speaker 12: Well and yeah, yeah, absolutely and deservedly so yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 12: There's also the Mac was it the MAC Championship year? Yeah,
Speaker 12: Max Championship.
Speaker 16: At high noon today my alma mater, Miami of Ohio,
Speaker 16: the RedHawks go up against those Bobcats from Athens. It's
Speaker 16: the one hundred and first meeting between both schools. Of course,
Speaker 16: last year the RedHawks defeated the Bobcats at Yeager Stadium
Speaker 16: in Oxford, so this year Athens is out for it.
Speaker 16: Kick off at noon from Ford Field and Detroit. And
Speaker 16: then this came across the desk earlier this morning. Yeah,
Speaker 16: maybe it's a little early, but pitchers and catchers report
Speaker 16: February tenth.
Speaker 17: Are we ready to talk about that?
Speaker 12: Well, the way the BEng seasons have been going, probably,
Speaker 12: So let's switch our attention to the Reds Bengals in
Speaker 12: Dallas on Monday night. From Monday Night Football, all that
Speaker 12: action here at the home of the best Bengals coverage
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Speaker 44: The Bengals place linebacker Logan Wilson on ir after procedure
Speaker 44: on his knee, ending his season. Cincinnati battles of Cowboys
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Speaker 44: Illinois Yesterday. Ohio State hosts Rutgers this afternoon. The Bearcats
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Speaker 26: Few and thats's been with Bengals head coach Zach Taylor
Speaker 26: and coach we have McPherson out for probably a couple
Speaker 26: of weeks in the looks of things. Did that injury,
Speaker 26: the growing injury happen in the game last week?
Speaker 23: He talked a little bit of tightness. He didn't know
Speaker 23: it would be severe enough to miss miss a game
Speaker 23: or any time, but then after the game we got
Speaker 23: to fixed or looked at and he'll miss some time.
Speaker 12: There to tell us, I think or two about caid York.
Speaker 23: Kip in this league been umpowered. A couple of teams
Speaker 23: brought some kickers in this week and he was the
Speaker 23: top one of the group. Will be our kicker this
Speaker 23: week against Dallas.
Speaker 26: All right, Speaking of potential injuries, we have maybe Logan
Speaker 26: Wilson and Orlando Brown kind of gimpy, and then off
Speaker 26: the practice squad you brought in Shaka Hayward and Andrews Stuber,
Speaker 26: and we take from that that maybe they might not
Speaker 26: be in the game.
Speaker 23: There's a chance. We'll get through the week and see
Speaker 23: where it ends up. But yeah, there's a chance to
Speaker 23: walk to you some other guys.
Speaker 26: Press conference on Monday, you said the defensive issues was
Speaker 26: not a case of effort.
Speaker 12: What do we talk it up to.
Speaker 23: Poor tackling? You know, we got to close the space
Speaker 23: there's too much air between some of the ball carriers
Speaker 23: and receivers, better getting the ball and find a way
Speaker 23: to create some more turnovers, you know, which we had
Speaker 23: to have a three or four turnover game, you know,
Speaker 23: and give our off in some extra possessions and be
Speaker 23: able to run away with one of these things.
Speaker 26: And the quality of play between the offense and defense
Speaker 26: is stark, as we know. The debate you know around
Speaker 26: here and on the air is whether or not the
Speaker 26: fixing the defense is a short term where a long
Speaker 26: term fix?
Speaker 12: What are your thoughts?
Speaker 23: I think we got guys with the right mentality and
Speaker 23: we just got to get more out of everybody, you know,
Speaker 23: as a unit in there'stincts offensively and special teams we
Speaker 23: can do to help win some of these games as well.
Speaker 23: So it's not on any one person in or a
Speaker 23: group or position group and just got to find a
Speaker 23: way to a team to get some wins here right.
Speaker 26: Preview on the Cowboys, what issues are you looking at
Speaker 26: where they tough starts.
Speaker 23: With Michael Parsons. Yeah, he's he's one of the best
Speaker 23: players in the league. They move him around quite a bit.
Speaker 23: He can wreck a lot of games. Mike Zimmer, Ryan Schottenheimer,
Speaker 23: they've been doing this thing for a long time. So
Speaker 23: they got good schemes on both sides of the ball.
Speaker 23: And you know they've won two games in a row now,
Speaker 23: so they'll have some some juice point at home on
Speaker 23: Monday Night football. And our guys got to be rated
Speaker 23: to roll and I know that.
Speaker 12: Well, absolutely all right, listen, best of luck on Monday night.
Speaker 12: Thanks so much. I'll talk to you next week.
Speaker 23: Thank you well.
Speaker 3: The cons Radio seven hundred wl John.
Speaker 1: A chilly start as temperas are in the low twenties
Speaker 1: this morning, but we do climb to the low forties
Speaker 1: with lots of sunshine this afternoon. Tonight, we're only down
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Speaker 1: the fifties for your Sunday afternoon, you have rain move
Speaker 1: in late tomorrow night into Monday. From a severe weather station,
Speaker 1: I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on news Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 12: Time to hities.
Speaker 10: I'm toasting you, sit honing.
Speaker 45: We may be thrown dude, You'll never care me.
Speaker 17: Come blay.
Speaker 10: Now heading to Ripley.
Speaker 12: How now, Brown County and the Gang at Brookie Saloon,
Speaker 12: Main Street on a Saturday morning. Good morning, gang, Good morning.
Speaker 12: So Doug first and foremost, I'm not gonna I'm not
Speaker 12: gonna say anything about last weekend because your team made
Speaker 12: you suffer enough. I don't have to rub it in
Speaker 12: at this point.
Speaker 27: It wasn't the team, that was the coach.
Speaker 12: Oh, well, there you go. Always you can't fire all
Speaker 12: the players, but you can get rid of the coach,
Speaker 12: and no problem with that. And that's something that's something
Speaker 12: that's very famous. So I wonder if Ryan Days got
Speaker 12: a picture of John Cooper in his office. So, who's
Speaker 12: who's all with us this morning?
Speaker 34: Hey at Life's they're here and the Green Hornet and.
Speaker 12: Darren oh in full boat. This is good.
Speaker 27: Yeah, pick on all of them.
Speaker 12: Well, Matt, Matt and LEXI uh just I mean they
Speaker 12: just got off work, didn't they.
Speaker 27: Yes, So this is.
Speaker 12: Truly, this is truly happy hour, Brookie. You need to
Speaker 12: open up for the third shifters man every not just
Speaker 12: for the radio. You need to be up and Adham
Speaker 12: at like six o'clock because you know, if you know Matt,
Speaker 12: and if you know Matt, you know that he's game
Speaker 12: for not day drinking, but like early morning drinking, because
Speaker 12: you can't drink all day if you don't start in
Speaker 12: the morning. That is exactly right.
Speaker 20: Losing his money gambling too.
Speaker 12: Well, yeah, you could play Keno Candy first shift, Gary.
Speaker 35: Here at five and.
Speaker 12: Well look, no, hold on, Darren, what do you mean
Speaker 12: you don't know if you could find any buddy, you're there,
Speaker 12: it's your bar.
Speaker 23: Break it up.
Speaker 12: You're breaking up green Hornet Cherry.
Speaker 3: How are you doing, baby, I'm doing great.
Speaker 35: The well that's gonna perk up a little bit here.
Speaker 37: We're gonna get up in the fifties.
Speaker 46: Eventually and have some son today.
Speaker 23: So that's good news.
Speaker 12: I love it when you start go ahead.
Speaker 3: I'm on baby.
Speaker 20: Watch my daughter's about to have a baby, So I'm
Speaker 20: on baby watch right now.
Speaker 12: Really, and she do any any day, she do the.
Speaker 20: Eleven, so yeah, pretty much any day.
Speaker 12: I'm hoping that it happens a little bit later because
Speaker 12: my birthday is the twenty second, And let me tell you,
Speaker 12: for somebody who has a birthday on December twenty second
Speaker 12: every year, it's a great day to have a birthday.
Speaker 12: So pass it on.
Speaker 14: Really.
Speaker 12: So yeah, well all that. How's the other rock?
Speaker 3: Weather Rock has collapsed.
Speaker 46: It's kind of in bad shape down there.
Speaker 47: The wind took it out a little bit.
Speaker 12: Well, sounds like we need we need some maintenance on
Speaker 12: the weather rock. LEXI get on that all right, guys,
Speaker 12: have a great day. Anything anything going on at Brookies tonight?
Speaker 41: No, nothing, just the drawing on Wednesday about one thousand, one.
Speaker 12: Hundred grand and the Queen of Hearts at Brookies on
Speaker 12: Wednesday night.
Speaker 38: That's worth the drive about, I think.
Speaker 12: Well it's getting close. Sure all right, Thanks, good morning,
Speaker 12: have a great weekend, and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 12: Steve from Atna, Ohio with a very special phone call
Speaker 12: coming up in just a few moments on seven hundred
Speaker 12: w l.
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Speaker 8: Hey, it's this snee And for the past six years, look,
Speaker 8: I've been either pregnant or in postpartum, but before that
Speaker 8: I was diagnosed with PCOS.
Speaker 12: And if you know, it was in Tomorrow night into
Speaker 12: Monday morning. The warm temperatures stick around for a few days,
Speaker 12: which is a nice break compared to what we've been
Speaker 12: having twenty two right.
Speaker 4: Now, seven one hundred wl dommany WHOA let's go sports.
Speaker 12: Alex Eagan is here this morning. Go ahead, lay good morning.
Speaker 16: Last night in can't Ohio, Gary Jeff Archbishop Moeler took
Speaker 16: on ol in Tangi Liberty. In the end, all in
Speaker 16: Tangi Liberty put down a huge TD late in the
Speaker 16: third quarter, making at twenty eight to fourteen. That was
Speaker 16: all she wrote for Big Mo. Of course, all in
Speaker 16: Tangi Liberty came out victorious. And are your new Division
Speaker 16: one state champs?
Speaker 12: All right, And we've got a championship game last night
Speaker 12: in Kentuck at the UK and we'll have a couple
Speaker 12: of games today. Yes.
Speaker 16: Beachwood Tigers faced off against Owensborough Catholic yesterday with the
Speaker 16: Tigers on top fifty to thirty four. Beachwood is now
Speaker 16: eighteen time champs.
Speaker 12: All right, and we got what Ryle and Cooper going
Speaker 12: at it today?
Speaker 16: Yep, Ryle Raiders and Ryle Raiders and Trinity Shamrocks co
Speaker 16: audit at four pm at Crogerfield, and then also at
Speaker 16: Crogerfield Cooper Jaguars.
Speaker 17: And the Bowling Green Purples at eight pm.
Speaker 12: And some college football championship games today in respected conferences,
Speaker 12: the MAC and also the SEC.
Speaker 16: Yes, the MAC, Miami of Ohio. The RedHawks go against
Speaker 16: the Bobcats, that is at noon at Ford Field and Detroit.
Speaker 27: All right.
Speaker 12: And Georgia and Texas.
Speaker 16: Georgia and Texas and Atlanta at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Speaker 12: No cows allowed, Bevo not attending, Yes, all right, Steve
Speaker 12: from at Ohio coming up next. What's up y'all? Is
Speaker 12: Cam Jordan from the nor One of Saints. Get to
Speaker 12: tell you it's going down all season two of my podcast,
Speaker 12: Off the Edge of Me.
Speaker 24: The Bus nineteen forty one, a date which will live
Speaker 24: in infamy. The United States of America was suddenly and
Speaker 24: deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire
Speaker 24: of Japan. The United States was at peace with that nation,
Speaker 24: and at the solicitation of Japan, was still in conversation
Speaker 24: with its government and its emperor, looking toward the maintenance
Speaker 24: of peace in the Pacific.
Speaker 12: The attack yesterday.
Speaker 24: On the Hawaiian Islands has caused severe damage to American
Speaker 24: naval and military forces.
Speaker 33: I regret to tell.
Speaker 24: You that the American lives I've been lost. In addition,
Speaker 24: American ships have been reported torpedoed on the high seas
Speaker 24: between San Francisco and Honolulu. As Commander in Chief of
Speaker 24: the Army in Navy, I have directed that all measures.
Speaker 23: Be taken for our defense.
Speaker 24: But always will our whole nation remember the character of
Speaker 24: the onslaught against us.
Speaker 29: The boy.
Speaker 12: Of then President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and now the voice
Speaker 12: of Steve from Eton, Ohio on seven hundred WLW good morning.
Speaker 46: Good morning, Gary, jeff. In less than two hours on
Speaker 46: that morning at Pearl Harbor, we lost half of our
Speaker 46: Pacific Navy. We lost twenty four hundred military and Savian
Speaker 46: personnel killed and another eleven hundred were wounded. This so
Speaker 46: called Japanese sneak attack should not have happened. Carelessness in
Speaker 46: our intelligence community allowed the Japanese consulate in Hawaii to
Speaker 46: become a haven for spies who were able to garner
Speaker 46: almost complete knowledge of all of the Army and Navy
Speaker 46: facilities on O Wahoo Island. One of the great books
Speaker 46: detailing this outrage is co authored by Mark Harmon, the
Speaker 46: longtime star of the NCIS television series. The book came
Speaker 46: out last year is Ghosts of Honolulu. Ghosts, by the way,
Speaker 46: is a word we used to use for spies. Since
Speaker 46: this is the season of pardons, let's see who was
Speaker 46: guilty and who was possibly innocent. The Navy commander at
Speaker 46: Pearl was Admiral Husband Kimmel, and the Army chief at
Speaker 46: adjacent Fort Shafter was General Walter Short. There were seven
Speaker 46: investigative commissions during the war, and a final congressional investigation
Speaker 46: in nineteen forty six, conveniently after FDR's death. The first
Speaker 46: hearing was conducted by Supreme Court Justice Owen Roberts at
Speaker 46: the behest of President Roosevelt. Roberts laid the full blame
Speaker 46: on Kimmel and Short. Those dereliction of duty charges against them, however,
Speaker 46: were rescinded in the final congressional investigation, which lasted from
Speaker 46: November of forty five to May of forty six. By
Speaker 46: then there was enough testimony from forty four witnesses and
Speaker 46: tons of documents to fill fourteen thousand pages. Added to
Speaker 46: the list of culprits. Now where Kimmel's boss, the Chief
Speaker 46: of Naval Operations, Admiral Start, and the Secretary of State
Speaker 46: Cordell Hall. There were many others, including the Army chief
Speaker 46: of staff at the time at Pearl, General George C. Marshall.
Speaker 46: President Truman's rather bland summation of that forty six inquiry was,
Speaker 46: everybody is to blame. But I did not find Franklin
Speaker 46: Roosevelt's name in that summary. It should have been there. Incidentally,
Speaker 46: Fdr had been the Assistant Secretary of the Navy in
Speaker 46: World War One. You would think he'd know better than
Speaker 46: put half of his navy in one location. The head
Speaker 46: of that commission was Kentucky Senator Albin Barkley, who was
Speaker 46: rewarded with the Vice presidency in nineteen forty eight. George
Speaker 46: Marshall recovered nicely from his embarrassment. He was still Army
Speaker 46: chief of Staff when that Commission met Four years later,
Speaker 46: he became Secretary of Defense and then Secretary of State,
Speaker 46: during which he devised the Marshall Plan for the economic
Speaker 46: and political recovery of Europe.
Speaker 35: He got the.
Speaker 46: Nobel Peace Prize for that. Ghosts of Honolulu brings out
Speaker 46: the ugliness of what happened to Japanese Americans as a
Speaker 46: result of the perfidy of the Japanese government. Only about
Speaker 46: three percent of nies or second generation Japanese Americans, were
Speaker 46: ever convicted of treason, but the recriminations started out early,
Speaker 46: and Franklin Roosevelt was a key player. Opposed by that
Speaker 46: by none other than j Edgar Hoover of the FBI,
Speaker 46: who correctly thought most of FDR's executive orders were illegal
Speaker 46: and unconstitutional.
Speaker 35: They were.
Speaker 46: A month after Pearl Harbor, the War Department downgraded NISE
Speaker 46: draft classification from eligible for military duty to hang on
Speaker 46: to This not acceptable to the armed forces because of
Speaker 46: nationality or ancestry. Wow, we call that racism, don't We
Speaker 46: raised many questions, including what to do with the NISE
Speaker 46: who were already in service. Many of them were an
Speaker 46: intelligence work because of their bilingual and privy nature to
Speaker 46: Japanese culture. Both Asian and Caucasian elements were quick to
Speaker 46: draft a statement of Japanese American loyalty, which noted, and
Speaker 46: this is a quote. To deprive us of the sacred
Speaker 46: right to bear arms in the defense of our country
Speaker 46: is contrary to the principles upon which America is founded.
Speaker 46: But Roosevelt's illegal internment and relocation of Japanese Americans soon followed,
Speaker 46: mostly without benefit of judicial proceedings. That's unconstitutional. Washington also
Speaker 46: went after Italian Americans and to a lesser extent, German Americans,
Speaker 46: partially because of manpower considerations, the War Department had to recant. Later,
Speaker 46: three thousand nisse served in World War Two. This included
Speaker 46: NISSE Women's Army Corps service, which began in nineteen forty three.
Speaker 46: Most of the Nissai were sent to Europe after training
Speaker 46: in Wisconsin and Mississippi. As with the case of African
Speaker 46: American units, the Japanese American units had white officers. The
Speaker 46: four to four second Regimental Combat Team became This is unbelievable.
Speaker 46: What a tribute to this army unit. They became one
Speaker 46: of the most highly decorated units of the war. Well,
Speaker 46: here's a ps. Since our current President Joe Biden is
Speaker 46: on a pardoning tear. How perhaps should he consider Franklin
Speaker 46: Delano Roosevelt. That would at least be admitting that FDR
Speaker 46: did something wrong. And by the way, Fort McCoy, Wisconsin,
Speaker 46: where the Nisse train is now the site of relocation
Speaker 46: efforts for Afghan.
Speaker 12: Evacuees, and the beat goes on.
Speaker 46: And fifty years ago, by the way, I was in
Speaker 46: a reserve unit and we did construction work at then
Speaker 46: Camp McCoy. General Billy Mitchell in the nineteen twenty said
Speaker 46: there would be an attack on Hawaii, and there was
Speaker 46: sixteen seventeen years later. Best book on this, by the way,
Speaker 46: as an old one, nineteen sixty two, ROBERTA. Wolfsteader of
Speaker 46: Stanford University, Pearl Harbor, Warning and Decision. It's the book
Speaker 46: that my professor used when I was studying international relations
Speaker 46: at the University of Iowa in nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 41: December the eighth.
Speaker 46: Was the last declaration of war that we have had.
Speaker 46: And how many of our men women have been killed
Speaker 46: in combat since then? Do your homework, folks, there's a
Speaker 46: hell of a lot behind this. Take care of yourself, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 46: and God bless the people in service.
Speaker 12: God bless you Steve from at in Ohio. My friend
Speaker 12: Ray from Loveland is on the line. Ray, what's going
Speaker 12: on this morning?
Speaker 23: Brother?
Speaker 34: Good morning, Gary, Jeff, good morning. Fantastic. What a tremendous
Speaker 34: as always great program in you're so a stoic in
Speaker 34: remembering these great history moments in Steve again, just I'll
Speaker 34: have to go back and read, listen to this and
Speaker 34: take notes on my history.
Speaker 27: Is this amazing?
Speaker 34: But you know, who would have thought that, you know,
Speaker 34: a scant less than sixty years later, we would suffer
Speaker 34: a major sneak attack on the homeland here on September eleventh.
Speaker 27: But I only hope that.
Speaker 34: Our department defense inclusive, and they're thinking inclusive, and they're
Speaker 34: thinking that it could happen again.
Speaker 27: It could happening in But hey.
Speaker 34: The good news is we have homeland security now, so
Speaker 34: we should sleep good at night, right, God bless.
Speaker 12: You, Brother, God bless you Ray. I'm not so sure
Speaker 12: about sleeping tight with homeland security, but maybe with the
Speaker 12: incoming administration, I feel a little bit better. Coming up
Speaker 12: on six fifty six on a Saturday morning, a break
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Speaker 12: Into another hour of this Saturday morning edition for Saturday,
Speaker 12: December seventh, twenty twenty four. Gary Jeff Walker, at your service.
Speaker 12: Great to be with you as always here on a
Speaker 12: weekend Saturday morning. Man. The coffee's uh, coffee's percolating, got
Speaker 12: my spicy v eight, my unsweetened iced tea. Everything is
Speaker 12: it's perfect. All we need now is Steve Schulte for
Speaker 12: an environmental minute or two.
Speaker 17: I see tree seven green.
Speaker 33: Red roses two, I see them blue.
Speaker 49: Following you, and I think to myself, what a wonder what.
Speaker 12: A wonderful world. Indeed, environmental engineer Steve Shilty back with
Speaker 12: us on a Saturday. Good morning, mister Silty, How are
Speaker 12: you good?
Speaker 28: White Gary?
Speaker 23: Jeff?
Speaker 28: Better than I deserve?
Speaker 12: As always, that was a weird buzzing on your phone there.
Speaker 12: So we're talking about Gregory Wrightstone, doctor Gregory wright Stone's
Speaker 12: latest book of Very Convenient Warming and the fifteenth anniversary
Speaker 12: of what you're calling climate gait.
Speaker 28: Talk to me, well, not what I call what was called,
Speaker 28: but okay, just a week ago got Gregor Wrightstone's Lewis book,
Speaker 28: A Very Confined Convenient Warming. How Modest Warming and more
Speaker 28: CO two are benefiting humanity? Oh, not yet to read it,
Speaker 28: but basically, we learn about the enormous benefits that are
Speaker 28: accruing to humanity from modest warming and increasing carbon dioxide
Speaker 28: by nearly every metric fers. Ecosystems are thriving, and human
Speaker 28: condition is improving. This notion of a prospering plant is
Speaker 28: entirely contrary to the claims of the climate crisis and
Speaker 28: looming disaster around every corner proclaimed by the climate industrial complex.
Speaker 28: I like that climate industrial complex.
Speaker 12: So that's that's that.
Speaker 28: Great, great Christmas present you can get on Amazon the
Speaker 28: Internet for as low as seventeen dollars a book so
Speaker 28: great I went through it. You know, even my late
Speaker 28: great school, definitely high school and college can easily read
Speaker 28: the book. And anything from Greg Whitestone is always super
Speaker 28: super good stuff backed by actual science. The next one
Speaker 28: is from heartland dot org our weekly climate weekly climate
Speaker 28: change number. It's five twenty seven, which I just got yesterday.
Speaker 28: Climate Gate revisited the fifteenth anniversary of the Climate Hopes
Speaker 28: exposure and it's been that long already. This month marks
Speaker 28: the fifteenth anniversary of climategat in the release of thousands
Speaker 28: of email among climate scientists showing them behaving very badly.
Speaker 28: The science scientists colluded and are still colluding to create
Speaker 28: the perception of man made climate crisis based on their
Speaker 28: perceptions but the way the world works, backed by computer
Speaker 28: model projections, computer models they helped build, and putting their
Speaker 28: own assumptions without about what affects global temperatures and instance
Speaker 28: of confirmed confirmation bias, circulatory reasoning or both.
Speaker 21: This should have.
Speaker 28: Put the end of climate catastrophism, and stad politicians science
Speaker 28: activists Broni Krapolis love that studiously ignored it and suppressed
Speaker 28: it while Reagan in trillions. We talked about this, Mary
Speaker 28: Jeff of dollars in the hopes of excepting themselves from
Speaker 28: the damage that they're inflecting on everybody else. Oh, it
Speaker 28: has amazing. It's been fifteen years and I just got
Speaker 28: a couple of quotes.
Speaker 12: Okay.
Speaker 28: I know that there's pressure to present a nice, tidy
Speaker 28: story as regards to a parent unprecedented warming and a
Speaker 28: thousand years or more in the proxy data, but in
Speaker 28: reality the situation is not quite that simple. How do
Speaker 28: you like that one, Gary Deff about data? Here's another one. Well,
Speaker 28: I have my own article on where the global warming.
Speaker 28: The fact is that we can't account for the lack
Speaker 28: of warming at the moment, and it is a travesty
Speaker 28: that we can't. It goes on. We have twenty five
Speaker 28: or so years invested in the work. Why should I
Speaker 28: make the data available to you when your aim is
Speaker 28: to try to find something wrong with it? This is
Speaker 28: from a doctor, Phil Jones, Director of Climate Research. Well,
Speaker 28: isn't that what scientists were supposed to do, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 28: to share the data because they want to know? Is
Speaker 28: it it the right way?
Speaker 38: Right?
Speaker 12: This is what review is all about It's very It's
Speaker 12: very simple, Steve. It's very very simple. If they tell
Speaker 12: you the truth that there's no crisis, then what happens
Speaker 12: to the money? It goes away, It goes away. Take care, brother,
Speaker 12: all right, thank you so much. At twelve after seven o'clock,
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Speaker 12: Really a nice weekend, sunshine and warmer at tempts today
Speaker 12: up to forty two Tomorrow into the lower fifties. Monday
Speaker 12: we'll be up to about fifty four, but we've got
Speaker 12: rain on the way Sunday night into Monday, and then
Speaker 12: again on Monday evening as we start the new work week.
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Speaker 48: Have you taken your family to dinner recently?
Speaker 3: Admit nice something?
Speaker 12: The first down of fitness in the Tri State. Roco
Speaker 12: Costellano joins us. You can find his writings at Rococostellano
Speaker 12: dot com and he does several papers a week, one
Speaker 12: of them that caught my eye and dragged at twelve
Speaker 12: feet because you may have heard the screaming headlines in
Speaker 12: the news over the last year or two about the
Speaker 12: h s N one avian flu and how the lethality
Speaker 12: of this virus is just so profound we all need
Speaker 12: to be on pins and needles. Roco, not so fast, right.
Speaker 38: Well, absolutely, I'm not so fast.
Speaker 23: And it's the H five.
Speaker 38: And one avian flu and the whole it's it's it's
Speaker 38: just another narrative. That's that's absolutely untrue, just like this COVID,
Speaker 38: you know, Kobe two a narrative. They they say that
Speaker 38: it's a lethal and they're doing incredibly insane things like culling,
Speaker 38: you know, flocks of chickens and ducks and and all
Speaker 38: the and our turkeys also, and then and there finding
Speaker 38: that if they just leave the virus to run its course,
Speaker 38: that most.
Speaker 23: Of the birds.
Speaker 35: Are live.
Speaker 38: And and the finding if you just kind of look,
Speaker 38: there's no bird deaths in zoos, there's no bird deaths
Speaker 38: in tanctuaries. And then they're saying that it's it's like
Speaker 38: jumping to a humans. And and the reason why it
Speaker 38: may even jump to a human, which which supposedly no
Speaker 38: one's kind of like, no one's showing big evidence of that.
Speaker 38: But if it has, it has been done by a
Speaker 38: human human intervention or a gain of a function of research. Now,
Speaker 38: if they're messing with these flus, with these viruses and
Speaker 38: gain of function.
Speaker 27: Of research, they're only doing.
Speaker 38: It for one reason, and one reason only to make
Speaker 38: it more virulent. But they keep saying that it's more
Speaker 38: virulent also. But you know, as we saw with with COVID,
Speaker 38: the uh, the more the more transmissible it was, the
Speaker 38: less likely it was going to be lethal.
Speaker 12: Yes, so because this is this is this is something
Speaker 12: that was ignored by even virologists during COVID to feed
Speaker 12: the uh, the false narrative that it was going to
Speaker 12: kill us all and we needed to lock ourselves in
Speaker 12: our houses and wear masks and uh take uh take
Speaker 12: these awful vaxed genes that are not safe nor effective.
Speaker 12: But that was the whole thing, is that if you
Speaker 12: can generate that kind of fear among people and a
Speaker 12: false narrative, even virologists ignored the fact that as a
Speaker 12: virus becomes more widespread, it becomes less lethal, not more.
Speaker 23: Well, they would be paid.
Speaker 38: You know, this is just another money grab by the
Speaker 38: pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 23: And then you know.
Speaker 38: It's a you know, at some point there's gonna be
Speaker 38: something that has bad and no one's gonna believe it.
Speaker 38: They've been crying wolf way too much. And I I
Speaker 38: just think that this is you know, another time yet
Speaker 38: that's happened.
Speaker 12: So Roco since it's bird flu we're talking about. Let's
Speaker 12: call it the chicken little syndrome. Yeah, absolutely all right,
Speaker 12: Thank Rococostelano dot com. You get in touch time down
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Speaker 19: Here is that man man morning, Gary, Jeff this week,
Speaker 19: how dare you accuse that man of being a carnivore?
Speaker 19: But first, a Connecticut man shocked families by stripping naked
Speaker 19: at the Papa Tees restaurant and Tolan, Connecticut. Customers say
Speaker 19: they were alarmed when Andrew Kinghorn decided to get up
Speaker 19: and start ripping his clothes off in the middle of
Speaker 19: the dining room. He was arrested for breach apiece and
Speaker 19: as he was hauled out to the car, he did
Speaker 19: not give a.
Speaker 12: Single hand for his strange behavior.
Speaker 19: And in another part of the country, another of our
Speaker 19: fellow Americans was also losing their mind. Seventy year old
Speaker 19: Margaret Moranch arrested after she started throwing objects from the
Speaker 19: balcony of her Myrtle Beach hotel. She was tossing items
Speaker 19: from the room down on to police. She was running
Speaker 19: up and down the hallways naked. She even spit a
Speaker 19: load of mouth wash into the face of a cop.
Speaker 19: This was her fourth time this year for being arrested
Speaker 19: drunk in public. Sometimes we just can't get into the
Speaker 19: holiday spirit. Take this woman from Saint Clair, Minnesota. She
Speaker 19: was recently charged with assault when she pointed her car
Speaker 19: at a crowd full of holiday cheer and hit the gas.
Speaker 19: Jim Allen was at a bank drive through when one
Speaker 19: of the workers told her to use another lane because
Speaker 19: this one was blocked with people putting up Christmas decorations. Well,
Speaker 19: instead of stopping, she ran the guy over. He's fine,
Speaker 19: She's being held on one hundred thousand dollars pond.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 19: And finally, a vegetarian has sued McDonald's not because they
Speaker 19: accidentally gave him meat, but because they accidentally gave him
Speaker 19: the wrong receipt that had menu items featuring meat printed
Speaker 19: on it. He was suing the Golden Arches for two
Speaker 19: hundred and thirty six thousand dollars for being mistakenly labeled
Speaker 19: as a carnivore. He said he suffered mental distress and
Speaker 19: public humiliation, and that it wasn't about the money show,
Speaker 19: it was about being heard and the court throughout the
Speaker 19: case McDonald's offered an apology and one dollar in eighteen
Speaker 19: cents as compensation. Next week, Carthief busted after writing about.
Speaker 12: It and his journal have a great weekend.
Speaker 9: Is there a special time you like to listen to
Speaker 9: Scot's Loans?
Speaker 19: Sloney is so smart and funny and genuine.
Speaker 17: I love to listen to him. Oh, I do too.
Speaker 19: Sometimes I put on something sexy to listen you naughty girl,
Speaker 19: and when my husband comes home.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it reminds me of how he's not sloaney.
Speaker 17: Neither is mine.
Speaker 9: It sucks.
Speaker 12: Hey, I heard that. You know you're no slowney either.
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Speaker 1: I'm to the low forties with lots of sunshine this
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Speaker 26: Tony Pike stands by Tony. I was just sitting here
Speaker 26: and wonder a week after week why the Bengals continue
Speaker 26: to be favored in these games.
Speaker 12: Explain that to me, please, I can.
Speaker 35: At this point, I've got to imagine Cooper Rush in
Speaker 35: the Dallas offense with Ceedee Lamb, who's been playing better
Speaker 35: as a blade, is licking their chops at the opportunity
Speaker 35: to play against this defense. But I do think it
Speaker 35: goes to show just how good Joe Burrow in this
Speaker 35: offense have been that they can you to be favored
Speaker 35: in games when they've again shown the ability off season
Speaker 35: not to be able to beat a good football team.
Speaker 12: And he's AFC Player of the month and won one
Speaker 12: game in the month.
Speaker 35: Yeah, it really goes to show how good he's been,
Speaker 35: you know he is. He has done more with less,
Speaker 35: the way he's able to extend plays. He's been everything
Speaker 35: more than I think even people hoped he could be
Speaker 35: this year. And if this team is eight and four
Speaker 35: instead of four and eight, he's probably a front runner
Speaker 35: for MVP at this point this season.
Speaker 26: Yeah, and now news is going to play with that
Speaker 26: Logan Wilson not just against Dallas, but for the rest
Speaker 26: of the season. He's done Orlando Browns, so maybe not good.
Speaker 35: Yeah, Evan McPherson's not going to be kicking, So you know,
Speaker 35: this is this is part of the concern as well,
Speaker 35: when you when you're pretty much out of the race.
Speaker 35: You know, a lot of those guys understand that, Okay,
Speaker 35: maybe I've been playing with an injury or or something
Speaker 35: most of the season. It's time to get it corrected
Speaker 35: now and get yourself back to one hundred percent for
Speaker 35: the off season. So it's it's a byproduct of teams
Speaker 35: that are not going anywhere, and that's where this Bengals
Speaker 35: team is right now. So it's unfortunate, but it puts
Speaker 35: this team even more behind the eight ball. Yes, Logan
Speaker 35: Wilson because of his ability to tackle and be the
Speaker 35: leader of the defense. But if you really start to
Speaker 35: look at what could derail this season even more, if
Speaker 35: you're looking at not having your starting left tackle out
Speaker 35: there against the guy like Michael Parsons, those are hits
Speaker 35: you do not want Joe Burrow taking. Joe Burrow has
Speaker 35: taking a lot of hits over the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 35: So that is certainly something to watch going forward.
Speaker 26: Yeah, since I've pulled everybody else this week this defense,
Speaker 26: do you see it as something that could be a
Speaker 26: short term fix with a few key playmakers or is
Speaker 26: it a long term fix?
Speaker 35: To me, the more this goes, the more it feels
Speaker 35: like a longer term fix. I mean, they are short
Speaker 35: on all levels right now. The secondary is an absolute mess.
Speaker 35: I don't know how many guys you can rely on
Speaker 35: there going forward. There was really Logan Wilson, Jermaine Product
Speaker 35: has not been what he's needed to be, and you
Speaker 35: have the sock leader in the NFL in the B line,
Speaker 35: but not much after that. You hope Miles Murphy takes
Speaker 35: a step forward. You hope Josephosai takes a step forward.
Speaker 35: But the defense has more maybees than anything else, especially
Speaker 35: more than guys that you know for sure you can
Speaker 35: rely on.
Speaker 12: All Right, Gotta run, Tony Pike. Always a pleasure. Talk
Speaker 12: to you next week.
Speaker 35: Thanks Berner.
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Speaker 1: only down to the low thirties before we warm back
Speaker 1: up into the fifties for your Sunday afternoon.
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Speaker 1: In the Monday for a severe weather station, I'm nine
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Speaker 12: It's Big Hits, Birthday Bits and rock and roll archaeology
Speaker 12: on a Saturday morning on seven hundred w l W.
Speaker 51: Hey you everybody, get out of the screen. Now I
Speaker 51: need to roll over next day.
Speaker 7: You now.
Speaker 33: Pop Sweater and Postail.
Speaker 51: And copper Hord, Prince Faldas, Abigail Peach comastre A stands
Speaker 51: and just Bridge Podder that's love breaks Ladder ges hits
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Speaker 51: Abuel Beech Domastree gj We're out in the hall classic
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Speaker 6: She's friend Fred She's going to be a lot.
Speaker 33: History Who.
Speaker 10: It's Abigail Teacher?
Speaker 12: Who the man they called Boom Boom Freddie Cannon. I
Speaker 12: believe I had a birthday this past week. To uh
Speaker 12: further detail this tale of an early version of Hot
Speaker 12: for Teacher. Jim le Barbara the music professor. Now what
Speaker 12: I thought about when we talked about doing Abigail Beecher
Speaker 12: this morning, Jim, the first thought that came to my
Speaker 12: mind was Van Halen's Hot for Teacher, because this was
Speaker 12: the same song about twenty years before.
Speaker 37: Right, Oh, man Freddy Cannon. On the Wednesday, Freddy Cannon
Speaker 37: had a birthday. He's retired from the business now he's
Speaker 37: out in California and came out of the Boston area.
Speaker 37: He was a regular on a television show TV Dance
Speaker 37: Show of Boston Ballroom, and his mom rootes a song
Speaker 37: called Walkin Roll Baby, and he made a little demo
Speaker 37: of it, and a couple of songwriters and producers by
Speaker 37: prun Frank Steg got ahold of it. They changed the
Speaker 37: lyrics and made it Tallahassee Lasting and nobody would record,
Speaker 37: nobody would would take him on as as a recording artist,
Speaker 37: and Swan Records was owned by Clark. Clark liked it,
Speaker 37: made the suggestion the hand clamps and with the emphasis
Speaker 37: on that woo woo woo, you you're injoing put him
Speaker 37: on the bandstand and I think came in the first
Speaker 37: of twenty two chart hits he had. And ironically he
Speaker 37: appeared on dicks like so American Bandstand one hundred and
Speaker 37: ten times Wow. And this song is one of the
Speaker 37: last things he did. And that's the teacher I think
Speaker 37: we all can identify with. I mean, here's the song.
Speaker 37: A teacher who comes into the faculty parking lot in
Speaker 37: the Jaguar, sloppy sweater, ponytail and he's in the classroom.
Speaker 37: She throws in a couple of teen dances and in
Speaker 37: between the classes he's in the hallway playing guitar and
Speaker 37: sunglasses instead of monitoring the wandering, the monitoring the kids,
Speaker 37: and then throws up the t PA meaning in red
Speaker 37: with a red surfboard. So I think, and her classes
Speaker 37: were always full. So I think that's something we all
Speaker 37: remember from high school as a teacher.
Speaker 12: I never had one of those. Did you have a
Speaker 12: teacher that was that was hip and hot?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 12: No I didn't.
Speaker 23: No, No, we always had when.
Speaker 12: You always wanted that, but you never got that I got.
Speaker 12: I got Miss Hoover. And Miss Hoover was a about
Speaker 12: five foot three, five foot two maybe five foot one,
Speaker 12: was probably about sixties years old, and had a mole
Speaker 12: on her chin with the hair growing out of it,
Speaker 12: and called her students and called her students critters. That's
Speaker 12: what I got. I didn't get anything close to an
Speaker 12: abide Abigail Beacher. Up next week, this posthumous birthday, we
Speaker 12: were celebrating.
Speaker 37: Correct, Yeah, yesterday Mike Smith I would have celebrated the
Speaker 37: birthday and he was with the Dave Clak five And
Speaker 37: as met fact, Tom Petty once said that Mike Smith.
Speaker 37: He said to Mike, he said, you know what it
Speaker 37: should shouldn't be the Day Clak five, it should be
Speaker 37: the Mike Smith five because he was the principal songwriter.
Speaker 23: He was the lead singer.
Speaker 37: Dave Clik had this little rock and roll band and
Speaker 37: he's looking for a singer. Well, this kid had been
Speaker 37: playing since I was thirteen, playing the Keyboys and singing,
Speaker 37: and then he found him in this hotel playing and
Speaker 37: he signed him up for his group and they had
Speaker 37: a cover song. It was a minor hit in England
Speaker 37: and he said in whish I started doing original material,
Speaker 37: and he said, why don't you write a song? So
Speaker 37: he took the title from the hit that was the
Speaker 37: hit or the song was done by a rock singer
Speaker 37: here in America, Uh grab all over, And it was
Speaker 37: done by Carl Perkins, and he rewrote the song and
Speaker 37: wrote different lyrics to its and came up with this
Speaker 37: this is a song you had in this collection and
Speaker 37: that became the first big hit that they had, and
Speaker 37: it knocked the Beatles I Want to Hold your Hand
Speaker 37: off the charts.
Speaker 20: And then they.
Speaker 37: Appeared on the Dick Clock on the South the Show
Speaker 37: like twelve times, and that Apparents' appearance wise, so they
Speaker 37: were more than like any other group that was going
Speaker 37: on at that time, but this was a song that
Speaker 37: he wrote and they utilized with the recording session the
Speaker 37: four track Taite machine to reverb. They put a speaker
Speaker 37: and a microphone in the concrete stairwell at the studio
Speaker 37: and it had that other effect to us. And they
Speaker 37: had that pounding drum. They found that that was real
Speaker 37: popular and they called it that Otenham sound and they
Speaker 37: integrated that that pounding beat into the song and this
Speaker 37: became the first hit record they had in the Invasion. Invasion,
Speaker 37: the first hit record after the Beatles came over. This
Speaker 37: was the first big hit record and uh, you can
Speaker 37: hear the stopping and clapping, the showering. It was the
Speaker 37: debut single of the day, Flight five written by a
Speaker 37: guy who didn't get as much credit as he certainly
Speaker 37: deserves over the years because he wrote so of these songs.
Speaker 23: For the group and was the great lead singer.
Speaker 37: Mike Smith and Glad all over it.
Speaker 29: Love the drums man, I'll make you have me you go.
Speaker 14: You'll not say don't I'm going to wait time to
Speaker 14: take me away, to take me away, but to know
Speaker 14: it by yourself, I'll stay stay nothing to.
Speaker 11: Your time and that time bestows as on man.
Speaker 33: And I'm feelings time to.
Speaker 14: Take me, take me away and stay stay.
Speaker 29: To the time, time consistent.
Speaker 14: He's only.
Speaker 12: It's rock and roll Archaeology on seven hundred w l
Speaker 12: W this Saturday morning edition, Gary Jeff with Jim Lebar
Speaker 12: the music Professor. As we go down this week's list,
Speaker 12: it was this week in nineteen sixty five that the
Speaker 12: Beatles released a landmark album, Jim Yeah.
Speaker 37: Robbie Stoul. And this was a milestone because it was
Speaker 37: the so the development as the songwriters. The Beatles were
Speaker 37: already making that move, you know. So the year after
Speaker 37: they invade America and from Reversoul, I was fascinated by
Speaker 37: Norwegian what this Bird has flown Now? Now John Lennon
Speaker 37: is a principal writer on this song, and he was
Speaker 37: influenced by the introspective lyrics of Bob Dylan's music. And
Speaker 37: it features This features a sitar by George Harrison. Now
Speaker 37: Georgia bought a cheap sitar. He was introduced to it
Speaker 37: by Dave Crosby and the Birds and took him forever
Speaker 37: to get this down on the record and then actually
Speaker 37: dubbed in later. But that Dave Corosby introduced him to it.
Speaker 37: He didn't know how to play it that well. Danny
Speaker 37: started it with Robbie Shankar, who helped him explore Eastern
Speaker 37: religion in Eastern music. And then this song the Norwegian
Speaker 37: what is the take wood? It was used to make
Speaker 37: Chief furniture and Paul McCartney came up with that because
Speaker 37: he was living with the Asherpam. He was good dating
Speaker 37: Jane Asher and their house was full of Norwegian wood,
Speaker 37: so that's how that came about. Now the song's lyrics
Speaker 37: are about well John Lennon he said he was trying
Speaker 37: to write about an affair without letting his wife Cynthia
Speaker 37: know that he was having one. It was sort of
Speaker 37: writing from his own experiences, things that the girl's flats
Speaker 37: and things like that, and he was very careful and
Speaker 37: paranoid because he didn't want his wife to know that
Speaker 37: there was really something going on outside.
Speaker 23: Of the household.
Speaker 37: And he always had, he said, he always had some
Speaker 37: kind of affair going on, but he was trying to
Speaker 37: be sophisticated. Didn't writing the bun in the fair, but
Speaker 37: such a smoke screen that that you couldn't tell. But
Speaker 37: this ended up becoming a giant hit record and for
Speaker 37: them one of the more identifiable sounds of certainly the
Speaker 37: introduction of the sitzar to pop music.
Speaker 23: Norwegian Wood and.
Speaker 12: It's written in twelve eight times like an old English
Speaker 12: folk song.
Speaker 52: I wanted a girl, or should I say she won
Speaker 52: send me.
Speaker 6: Geez, show me her room. Isn't it good?
Speaker 35: No?
Speaker 53: She had me to stay and she told me to
Speaker 53: sit anywhere round and I'm going to say on the jam.
Speaker 52: Sat on her rope, biting my time, drinking away, don't
Speaker 52: until too Then she said it's time.
Speaker 14: Tell me.
Speaker 54: She wor in alone and started alive. I told her
Speaker 54: I didn't call out to sleep.
Speaker 26: In the bag.
Speaker 29: When I.
Speaker 6: Was alone.
Speaker 9: A good bye.
Speaker 6: Isn't it good?
Speaker 12: Isn't it good? Norwegian Wood? Alex said, if you would
Speaker 12: when we're ready hit this last one in Jim Lebarbara,
Speaker 12: we're to the last on our list now, and we're
Speaker 12: talking about the great songwriter j J.
Speaker 23: Cale.
Speaker 37: Yeah, you know this guy never had a hit himself,
Speaker 37: but Neil Young Jennings. Eric Clapton described him as one
Speaker 37: of the most important artists in the history of rock
Speaker 37: and roll music. That guy came out of Tulsa Oklahoma.
Speaker 37: In high school, learned how to play the guitar and
Speaker 37: was into electronics and built his own recording studio. Graduates,
Speaker 37: goes out to Laura Fangelist, becomes a studio recording engineer
Speaker 37: and as a little group and he plays in different
Speaker 37: bars and clubs, and then comes to the realization he
Speaker 37: can't make it as a musician and wasn't making enough
Speaker 37: money as a studio engineer.
Speaker 9: He goes back home, comes back home and one.
Speaker 37: Of his buddy says, hey, you wrote that song.
Speaker 23: They're playing it on the radio.
Speaker 37: Eric Clapton singing.
Speaker 23: The songs you did well. What had happened was he
Speaker 23: did a song.
Speaker 35: J J.
Speaker 37: Kel wrote a song and recorded it with his band,
Speaker 37: The Leather Coded Minds, and it was never hit. It
Speaker 37: was the bat side of the record, never got played anywhere.
Speaker 37: But somehow Eric Clampton was impressed with the song, heard
Speaker 37: the song and included it in his first solo album,
Speaker 37: and it became the single from the album and many
Speaker 37: in the j J CaAl songs he's recorded, Cocaine and
Speaker 37: I'll Make Love to You Anytime. And for Clampton next
Speaker 37: cover was a big deal for JJ Kale because he
Speaker 37: said he was going through all kinds of financial difficulties,
Speaker 37: and when he heard Clampton's version playing on the radio,
Speaker 37: he said, I'm dirt poor, not making enough money to eat.
Speaker 37: I wasn't a young man. I was in my thirties,
Speaker 37: so I was very happy. It was nice to make
Speaker 37: some money. Nother a lot of how Clamping hit the song,
Speaker 37: a lot of different stories on how Eric Clampton knew
Speaker 37: the song. Clampton heard the song maybe in his car radio,
Speaker 37: went looking for it by the hall. These drummers. Jerry
Speaker 37: Allison was familiar with the song. Uh maybe he introduced
Speaker 37: it to Clampton when the two of them were working
Speaker 37: together the Landy Delaney Brandlet of Delaney and Bonnie knew
Speaker 37: about the song and suggested that Clapton covered it well.
Speaker 37: Where we did it, it became much a record for
Speaker 37: it JJ CA and for Eric Clapton. We're talking about
Speaker 37: after Midnight.
Speaker 12: Thanks Jimmy, thank you great stuff. We got a birthday
Speaker 12: coming up, man, we'll talk about that. Man remembering JJ
Speaker 12: CALE with this midnight.
Speaker 14: We don't let an.
Speaker 52: After midnight.
Speaker 33: We don't jug up shot.
Speaker 6: Yes day we got some action, we don't get some satisfaction.
Speaker 14: We don't find out what it is that.
Speaker 12: We don't let it out.
Speaker 33: Midnight.
Speaker 6: We don't shake your can talk comfy be you want, don't.
Speaker 52: Cont talk, can't suspicion, don't give an exhibition, don't find
Speaker 52: out what it is?
Speaker 33: All that.
Speaker 7: That do you mean?
Speaker 6: We don't lay all name.
Speaker 14: That mean?
Speaker 6: We don't lay all that.
Speaker 14: We don't.
Speaker 29: We can't tem.
Speaker 6: After midnight.
Speaker 14: So I'm gonna be this.
Speaker 6: You will change, don't cons tokien suspicion.
Speaker 52: Don't give an ex mission, don't find out why.
Speaker 31: After me?
Speaker 7: Were gonna lay.
Speaker 3: After midna?
Speaker 6: We're gonna lay on.
Speaker 23: After me.
Speaker 14: We don't let a.
Speaker 55: Thing after We're gonna letter.
Speaker 48: We don't take the fish had been shot by the
Speaker 48: price of that bill in.
Speaker 1: Recent semn We're all not going to be too bad
Speaker 1: of a weekend as tempters start off in the low
Speaker 1: twenties this morning, but we do climb to the low
Speaker 1: forties with some sunshine tonight. We're down to the low
Speaker 1: thirties before we hit the low fifties for your Sunday
Speaker 1: with rain late tomorrow night in the monday. For me
Speaker 1: severe weather station, I'm nine first winning meteorologist Cameron Harden
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 15: Radar show's clear skies in the tri State. The sun
Speaker 15: just now starting to come up. It's twenty two degrees.
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Speaker 12: Into yet another hour of the Saturday Morning edition from Saturday,
Speaker 12: December seventh, twenty twenty four, Pearl Harbor Day. Amongst stubgle
Speaker 12: things none Before I proceed any further, it is important
Speaker 12: to always remember in this country the tragedy that happened
Speaker 12: on December seventh, nineteen forty one, when our naval base
Speaker 12: at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii was viciously and suddenly attacked by
Speaker 12: the Imperial Japanese. Lost almost the entire US fleet in
Speaker 12: our navy, and twenty three hundred Americans perished in the
Speaker 12: space of an hour on a Sunday morning, and what
Speaker 12: was otherwise paradise, just like we should always remember September eleventh,
Speaker 12: two thousand and one, and we remember these not to
Speaker 12: be modeling or to live in the past because we
Speaker 12: remember them, so we do not have a repeat of history.
Speaker 12: You know, it's been more than eighty years since Pearl Harbor.
Speaker 12: You say at this point, like Hillary Clinton, what does
Speaker 12: it matter? It matters, It still matters, even if there
Speaker 12: are no living survivors from Pearl Harbor. It matters, and
Speaker 12: it should matter, and we should always remember.
Speaker 38: And with that.
Speaker 12: A Science Minute, Science Mike standing by on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 25: Yes, but as a knight of scientists, a bit surprising,
Speaker 25: all binding me.
Speaker 12: With it's a bit surprising, indeed, Hillo, Michael, how are you.
Speaker 27: Goes back to Lincoln's Gettysburg cup. Absolutely, we cannot dedicate,
Speaker 27: can consecrate, We cannot hallow this ground for the meta sacrifice.
Speaker 27: You know, it just keeps going on sometimes sadly.
Speaker 12: Maya, what's on your mind?
Speaker 13: Are you?
Speaker 27: We have another delay for the the Artemis mission. Let's see,
Speaker 27: a couple of years ago, twenty twenty two, we sent
Speaker 27: Artemis one up around the moon, came back and after testing.
Speaker 27: I don't know what it took two years to get
Speaker 27: to this point, but the heat shield heat shield failed.
Speaker 27: They probably the question is that I had the same
Speaker 27: question is why what's the difference between the heat shield
Speaker 27: that we're using on the Artemis program and the heat
Speaker 27: shield we're using on that we used on Apollo, Because
Speaker 27: the Apollo is seemed to work so well. It's the
Speaker 27: same it's the same material. They call it Avocat, and
Speaker 27: that was actually developed in the sixties. We're still using
Speaker 27: it today. The Apollo mission had a monolithic heat shield,
Speaker 27: is one piece with carbon fibers and bedded. Seeing it
Speaker 27: down at the Smithsonian and you actually it's like you
Speaker 27: see the charring of it, like like a birch charcoal.
Speaker 12: But now on the Artemus.
Speaker 27: It's a one hundred and eighty six kind of segmented blocks.
Speaker 12: We talk together.
Speaker 27: What happened was this heat shield it has to go
Speaker 27: from five thousand degrees down to two hundred degrees on
Speaker 27: the thickness of it, and it comes in it comes
Speaker 27: in about five, you know, five thousand degrees fahrenheit, and
Speaker 27: trying to dissipate all that energy from the coming in.
Speaker 27: And what happens is that the spaceship, the landing of
Speaker 27: the crap will actually bounce on the atmosphere to lose
Speaker 27: energy and then the heat shield it kind of works
Speaker 27: through it and then it comes through and we all
Speaker 27: seen the video of the splashdout there. But the gas
Speaker 27: got in between the tiles and couldn't. The thermal energy
Speaker 27: expanded the gas and it couldn't. It didn't, it couldn't escape,
Speaker 27: So it really blew off segments of the of the
Speaker 27: of the of the segment of tiles or blocks i'll
Speaker 27: call them. They're not so much tiles as it was
Speaker 27: on space. So these now they have to redesign it,
Speaker 27: and they're not coming out with the actual root cause
Speaker 27: of why it failed for another end of December. For
Speaker 27: some reason. They're still going to go ahead with the
Speaker 27: Artemis two programmed but delayed six months. They're going to
Speaker 27: just change the re entry path to lower the UH,
Speaker 27: to decrease the energy of the heat of it. And
Speaker 27: this man mission is going to be put off another
Speaker 27: another year till twenty twenty seven, So we'll see what
Speaker 27: the actual root cause of the the heat shield. The
Speaker 27: NASSA budget for last year was twenty seven billion dollars
Speaker 27: and twenty two million of it was in DEI spend.
Speaker 27: They may want to out reallocate that too.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, thank you for R and D.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Two things. Elon Musk can help with DEI spending, and
Speaker 12: he's got some pretty smart engineers working for him. So
Speaker 12: I think between the two of those things.
Speaker 27: You had April was it? Paula seventeen was fifty years
Speaker 27: Uh looked it off. This the sadly more people watch
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Speaker 12: That bad at all sunshine and a high up to
Speaker 12: forty two today fifty two tomorrow. The rain comes in
Speaker 12: on Sunday night, mainly overnight into Monday morning, in a
Speaker 12: high then of fifty four, and there's another round of
Speaker 12: rain possible Monday night into Tuesday just ahead.
Speaker 48: Have you taken your family to dinner recently?
Speaker 3: Have been shocked?
Speaker 14: That's no day. Let's go.
Speaker 11: Monday because cad and time and challenda.
Speaker 12: Let's go to and let's go to Brother Rick Green
Speaker 12: from Spirit Works Cincinnati with some positivity the word of
Speaker 12: God on a Saturday morning at eight fifteen, Brother Rick,
Speaker 12: how are you and I'm doing?
Speaker 49: Go Gary, Jeff, pray for one of my dear sisters.
Speaker 49: She went to meet with the Lord on Monday. The
Speaker 49: Slowmer family. We are the miss Lee Sa. We just
Speaker 49: wanted to left our family and prayer. She had a
Speaker 49: beautiful warman, Gary, shef be mes.
Speaker 12: Amen. Amen, you know the grievings just for us because
Speaker 12: we're still here on earth. The joy is theirs because
Speaker 12: they're in glory with God. And that's the thing we
Speaker 12: need to remember. I mean, the prayers are you said
Speaker 12: to lift up the family in their time of grief,
Speaker 12: But your sister is already just dancing and delighting in heaven.
Speaker 12: We have to believe that. We have to believe that.
Speaker 12: And you know why you mentioned prayers. Prayers for my
Speaker 12: friend Ron Wilson, who does the in the garden show
Speaker 12: on fifty five KR see opposite me on Saturday mornings,
Speaker 12: and you know, it's become part of my habit, part
Speaker 12: of my Saturday morning routine regiment, if you will, to
Speaker 12: see Ron and to talk with Ron, and he's not
Speaker 12: doing well. I heard he was not feeling well at all.
Speaker 12: So we want to lift Ron Wilson up for him
Speaker 12: to be healed. And also my friend Roger Peterson, who
Speaker 12: I work with at the bar there in Newport, needs
Speaker 12: our prayers as well. So with that business out of
Speaker 12: the way, what have you got for us this morning?
Speaker 23: Today?
Speaker 49: We have First John, chapter four, verse sixteen. It says,
Speaker 49: and so we know and rely on the love of God.
Speaker 49: I longer I messed it all up.
Speaker 12: It's all right.
Speaker 27: So we know and rely on the love God has.
Speaker 27: For God is love. Whoever lives in God lives in
Speaker 27: love and God in them.
Speaker 12: Amen.
Speaker 3: I've not done want to be so difficult this morning.
Speaker 12: No, it's fine, but it's fine. It's not like it's
Speaker 12: not like you're being graded. Rick. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 12: You let me, you let me worry about all that.
Speaker 35: You just do what you do.
Speaker 12: I didn't even ask, did the Turkey turn out.
Speaker 49: Okay, oh great, now with the best starting now, I'm
Speaker 49: hooked on smoke turkey.
Speaker 17: I never taped the one.
Speaker 12: I loved it so it did. It didn't make anybody sick.
Speaker 12: Everybody was good. That's all I care about.
Speaker 23: I definitely lovely to care loved it.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 49: I don't know if we're going back, you know, to
Speaker 49: the traditional turkey.
Speaker 12: The smoke is really good. All right, brother, I'm glad
Speaker 12: you enjoyed it. Love you, take care, love hearing you guys,
Speaker 12: have a blest day you as well. Our friend keep
Speaker 12: Sake Kim has been waiting to talk to us, and
Speaker 12: I'm sure there's a special event she would like to touch.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Kimmy, how are you?
Speaker 56: It was good morning, Gary, Jeff, Yes, thank you for
Speaker 56: that wonderful weather forecast for tomorrow. Tomorrow is our luminaria
Speaker 56: down in Lookout Square, Yes, and actually through my lookout
Speaker 56: So it's just beautiful to come down and drive through
Speaker 56: our neighborhood. Everybody lights up luminarias and then we have.
Speaker 43: This wonderful.
Speaker 56: Events in the square where we have hot chocolate and
Speaker 56: cookies and some mores, and Bruce will be tending the fire.
Speaker 12: And I was gonna. I was going to ask, uh,
Speaker 12: is Santa Claus going to be there? And will he
Speaker 12: be sober?
Speaker 56: Well, the real Sanna will be there, Bruce will be
Speaker 56: tending the fire, so depending on but actually, uh, Santa
Speaker 56: will be at the studio today and tomorrow.
Speaker 38: And you might know who that is.
Speaker 12: Of course I know who Santa is.
Speaker 56: Yeah, yeah, you know them personally, yes, yeah, So it's
Speaker 56: going to be a great day. Come down to the square,
Speaker 56: enjoy Charlie right through the community and have some hot chocolate.
Speaker 12: Is Santa still taking bribes to get you on the
Speaker 12: nice list?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 46: I have the priv him every year.
Speaker 12: So what times Illuminaria begin tomorrow and Mount look at Kim.
Speaker 23: It's from six to eight six to eight pm.
Speaker 56: Wel Africa.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and then you have the celebration in Mount Lookout Square.
Speaker 12: Thank you so much and have a wonderful Christmas.
Speaker 23: Dear.
Speaker 12: We'll be seeing you soon, I'm sure.
Speaker 56: Yes, absolutely takes care.
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Speaker 1: Co exist in hard but we do climb to the
Speaker 1: low forties with lots of sunshine this afternoon tonight, We're
Speaker 1: only down to the low thirties before we warm back
Speaker 1: up into the fifties. For your Sunday afternoon. You have
Speaker 1: rain move in late tomorrow night into Monday form severe
Speaker 1: weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on
Speaker 1: news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Seven one hundred. WA. Let's do it one last time.
Speaker 12: Let's do it one last time, Alex Egan. We got
Speaker 12: high school championship results from last night, yes, and more
Speaker 12: games today. Talk to me, Yes, we do.
Speaker 16: All eyes were in Canton, Ohio last night for the
Speaker 16: Archbishop Moehler versus OL and Tangy Liberty game. It was
Speaker 16: a huge TD late in the third quarter that brought
Speaker 16: Ol in Tangy to win twenty eight to fourteen.
Speaker 12: That's all she wrote. Moeller has mister Ohio Yes football
Speaker 12: their quarterback. He is just a junior, so he's coming
Speaker 12: back next season for another round of action. Nice. Yeah,
Speaker 12: so their fortunes may not be with this loss.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So Last night there was another game in Kentucky. Championship
Speaker 12: game right.
Speaker 16: Yes, the Beechwood Tigers faced off against Owensboro Catholic, with
Speaker 16: the Tigers up on top fifty to thirty four.
Speaker 12: Two games today in Kentuck.
Speaker 16: Yes, the Ryle Raiders and the Trinity Shamrocks go outed
Speaker 16: at four pm at Kroger Field. That's at UK and
Speaker 16: then at eight pm the Cooper Jaguars and the Bowling
Speaker 16: Green Purples go ahead to head.
Speaker 12: Gifts from Walley coming up afternoons and then a chat
Speaker 12: with Mo Eggers. We continue on the Saturday morning edition
Speaker 12: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 43: Sarah Spain for Iheartwomen's Sports presented by Capital One. A
Speaker 43: couple matchups between ranked college basketball teams to keep an
Speaker 43: eye out for this weekend. Tonight at nine pm Eastern,
Speaker 43: Number two Yukock takes on number twenty two Louisville on Fox.
Speaker 43: Tomorrow at seven pm Eastern on ESPN two, it's a
Speaker 43: big one, Number three South Carolina taking on number nine TCU,
Speaker 43: authors of that big upset.
Speaker 17: Win over Notre Dame last week.
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Speaker 45: By Skyline, Chilly and Hawksworth's Blood Centers on seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 45: the home of the best Bengals coverage.
Speaker 26: A few and its's been with Bengals head coach Zach
Speaker 26: Taylor and coach we have McPherson out for probably a
Speaker 26: couple of weeks in the looks of things.
Speaker 12: Did that injury the growing injury happen in the game
Speaker 12: last week.
Speaker 23: He talked a little bit of tightness. He didn't know
Speaker 23: it would be severe enough to miss miss a game
Speaker 23: or any time. But then after the game we got
Speaker 23: to fixed or looked at and he'll miss some.
Speaker 12: Time there to tell us a thing or two about
Speaker 12: Caid York.
Speaker 23: Kit tenness League been umpowered. A couple of teams brought
Speaker 23: some kickers in this week and he was the top
Speaker 23: one of the group. He'll be our kicker this week
Speaker 23: against Dallas.
Speaker 26: All right, Speaking of potential injuries, we have maybe Logan
Speaker 26: Wilson and Orlando Brown kind of gimpy and then off.
Speaker 12: The practice squad. You brought in Shaka Hayward and Andrew Stuber,
Speaker 12: and we take from that that maybe they might not
Speaker 12: be in the game.
Speaker 23: There's a chance. Well we'll get through the week and
Speaker 23: see where it ends up, but yeah, there's a chance.
Speaker 23: To walk to you some other guys.
Speaker 26: Press conference on Monday, you said the defensive issues was
Speaker 26: not a case of effort.
Speaker 12: What do we talk it up to?
Speaker 23: Poor tackling? You know, we've got to close the space
Speaker 23: there's too much air between some of the ball carriers
Speaker 23: and receivers that are getting involved, and find a way
Speaker 23: to create some more turnovers, you know, which we had
Speaker 23: to have a three or four turnover game, you know,
Speaker 23: and give our offense some extra possessions and be able
Speaker 23: to run away with one of these things.
Speaker 26: And the quality of play between the offense and defense
Speaker 26: is stark, as we know. The debate, you know, around
Speaker 26: here and on the air is whether or not the
Speaker 26: fixing the defense is a short term or a long
Speaker 26: term fix.
Speaker 12: What are your thoughts.
Speaker 23: I think we got guys with the right mentality and
Speaker 23: we just got to get more out of everybody, you know,
Speaker 23: as a unit. And there's things offensively and special teams
Speaker 23: we can do to help win some of these games
Speaker 23: as well. So it's not on any one person in
Speaker 23: or a group or position group, and just got to
Speaker 23: find a way to a team to get some wins
Speaker 23: here right.
Speaker 26: Previewing the Cowboys, what issues are you looking at? Were
Speaker 26: they tough starts with Michael Parsons.
Speaker 23: Yeah, he's one of the best players in the league.
Speaker 23: They move him around quite a bit. He can wreck
Speaker 23: a lot of games. Mike Zimmer right in Schottenheimer, they've
Speaker 23: been doing this thing for a long time. So they
Speaker 23: got good schemes on both sides of the ball. And
Speaker 23: you know, they've won two games in a rownown, so
Speaker 23: they'll have some some juice point at home on Monday night.
Speaker 23: Foot ball and our guys gotta be rdied roll and
Speaker 23: I know that.
Speaker 26: They will absolutely all right. Listen, best of luck on
Speaker 26: Monday night. Thanks so much. I'll talk to you next week.
Speaker 1: Thank you help state climes and our climb to the
Speaker 1: low forties with lots of sunshine this afternoon tonight, we're
Speaker 1: only down to the low thirties before we wore back
Speaker 1: up into the fifties. For your Sunday afternoon, you have
Speaker 1: rain move in late tomorrow night into Monday from a
Speaker 1: severe weather station. I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harden
Speaker 1: on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 15: Radar show's clear sunny skies in the tri State twenty
Speaker 15: three degrees at your severe weather station. Our next update
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Speaker 12: Man, if you're suffering from a rectile to Jeff W LW,
Speaker 12: Rounded Dirt and ver Home. Well, the culmination of high
Speaker 12: school football college football getting down to the nitty gritty
Speaker 12: and the brass tacks. The Bengals still have to uh
Speaker 12: have to play games on their schedule. To talk about
Speaker 12: all that and possibly more, the one and Only mow
Speaker 12: Egger joins us again.
Speaker 23: Hey mo, what's going on?
Speaker 12: Well? First thing, what's going on is I noticed that,
Speaker 12: you know, sad here in town for Molar fans as
Speaker 12: they fell to Ola Tangy Liberty last night and the
Speaker 12: game in Canton for the state championship. But man, they
Speaker 12: got a lot to look forward to. There's no transfer
Speaker 12: portal in high schools, is there? As far as you know,
Speaker 12: you don't have.
Speaker 35: To interport, You don't have to enter a portal with transfer.
Speaker 23: You just transfer, You just transfer.
Speaker 12: Okay, Well, hopefully they can hang on to their quarterback
Speaker 12: Matt Panitized.
Speaker 35: We've had the free yeah, you see right about that.
Speaker 35: We've had the free agency in high school football for
Speaker 35: years that are just now getting in college football right.
Speaker 12: But back to Ponitowski, this quarterback for Mohler. He's a junior,
Speaker 12: he's coming back. He won the Gatored Ohio Football Player
Speaker 12: of the Year award. And now listen to this. In
Speaker 12: high school, these are incredible numbers.
Speaker 14: Mo.
Speaker 12: He threw for four thousand and seventy five yards and
Speaker 12: fifty six touchdowns for the Crusaders this year. Those are
Speaker 12: those are like unheard of numbers usually for high school
Speaker 12: football because you think about high school football and it's generally,
Speaker 12: you know, more of a running game. You know, the
Speaker 12: rue pass option is all over that. But four thousand
Speaker 12: yards in a season is pretty incredible, you know.
Speaker 35: And and did a lot of that in the postseason
Speaker 35: when they were playing really good teams.
Speaker 38: Right.
Speaker 35: I think he's gonna have have a really fun next
Speaker 35: couple of weeks. Just in terms of getting college offers.
Speaker 35: My understanding is he was at the Ohio State Michigan game.
Speaker 35: Last week. I'm I'm sure how impressed he was with
Speaker 35: the Buckeyes, but I guess that's a different story. You're right,
Speaker 35: you look at those numbers, you know, you sometimes see
Speaker 35: quarterbacks put up those sort of numbers in you know,
Speaker 35: Southern states or places where maybe the high school football
Speaker 35: isn't regarded as nearly as good as.
Speaker 23: It is here.
Speaker 35: I don't think you've seen numbers that look like that
Speaker 35: in this part of the country. It's pretty pretty amazing.
Speaker 23: Yep.
Speaker 12: There were already some conference championship football games in college.
Speaker 12: Last night, Army prevailed over tou Lane, and I knew.
Speaker 12: I knew Boise State was going to win. You can't
Speaker 12: lose on blue turf. They beat UNLV and the team
Speaker 12: that I almost was almost was my all my monitor
Speaker 12: Western Kentucky got drilled by Jackson State in the Conference
Speaker 12: USA championship game last night, fifty two to twelve. And
Speaker 12: today there's a full slate of games. I'd just like
Speaker 12: to go through a few of them with you and
Speaker 12: see where you're at on him. At noon, we got
Speaker 12: to kickoff between Ohio State and Arizona State. That's Big twelve, right.
Speaker 35: I always state in Arizona State. Yes, Big twelve championship
Speaker 35: game Iowa State and Arizona State. Arizona State. One of
Speaker 35: the cooler stories in all of college football with a
Speaker 35: coach who's my guy, Kenny Dillingham. Here's why I like
Speaker 35: this dude. He went on the podium two weeks ago
Speaker 35: and said his players are underpaid. That's the sort of
Speaker 35: boss I want to work for. Iowa State was undefeated,
Speaker 35: rank tent in the country in late October and then
Speaker 35: defensively kind of fell apart a little bit. Quite frankly,
Speaker 35: I thought UC should have beaten him in that game.
Speaker 35: In that game in Aimes a few weeks ago, Arizona
Speaker 35: State has one of the most interesting and fun players
Speaker 35: to watch in all of college football, cam Scataboo. This
Speaker 35: conference championship game is I think a little bit lower
Speaker 35: on the list of marquee Conference title games because you
Speaker 35: don't have some of the bigger brands in it. But
Speaker 35: you have two really well respected head coaches, two good programs,
Speaker 35: and one I think is going to be a really
Speaker 35: interesting game.
Speaker 12: Today Clemson and SMU this evening, the Tigers against the Mustangs.
Speaker 12: How do you see it where at lastly.
Speaker 35: The coach at SMU has done a bang up job.
Speaker 35: I can't think of anybody who's rooting for Clemson because
Speaker 35: Dabo Sweeney, to me, is one of the most unlikable
Speaker 35: coaches in the country. But you know, one of the
Speaker 35: things that I think is interesting about college football this
Speaker 35: year is Look at the schools that are in conference
Speaker 35: championship games across the board. You've got schools who have
Speaker 35: moved from other conferences. Right, So Oregon comes to the
Speaker 35: Big Ten, plays in the Big Ten title game, Texas
Speaker 35: comes to the SEC, plays in the SEC title game.
Speaker 35: SMU comes from outside the quote power five and in
Speaker 35: year one in the ACC makes the conference championship game.
Speaker 35: Kind of goes to show that there were some really
Speaker 35: good programs in the American Athletic Conference. We knew how
Speaker 35: good UC was a couple of years ago, we know
Speaker 35: how good SMU is now. Mustangs are a lot of
Speaker 35: fun to watch. I don't know that they win the
Speaker 35: game today, but I'm excited to watch.
Speaker 12: You mentioned Penn State Oregon in the Big Ten Conference
Speaker 12: championship game today, number three versus number one Oregon, who
Speaker 12: is one of the only two teams this season that
Speaker 12: beat Ohio State and Penn State. They're only lost to
Speaker 12: Ohio State. Is is this going to fall true to form?
Speaker 23: In this game?
Speaker 12: Is Oregon Gorgon Oregon going to prevail?
Speaker 35: My guess is yes. You know, James Franklin has his
Speaker 35: team in the Big Ten title game in position for
Speaker 35: maybe a bye in the college football playoffs, but games
Speaker 35: like this right against marquee opponents and teams have often
Speaker 35: at least offensively fallen short. Happened earlier this season against
Speaker 35: Ohio's date. Interested in seeing if that happens against the Ducks.
Speaker 12: And finally, Georgia and Texas. As you mentioned the SEC
Speaker 12: title game, which many times in the past has been
Speaker 12: a harbinger of who wins the national championship, and it
Speaker 12: could be again this time. But this game is very
Speaker 12: very h The bowl game or the championship game itself,
Speaker 12: is very very problematic for Memo, and I'll tell you why.
Speaker 12: Apparently a bulldog is okay inside a stadium, but a
Speaker 12: longhorn is not. They're both teams' mascots. This is this
Speaker 12: is bovine discrimination at its magina. This is just crazy.
Speaker 12: How come bevo is not allowed inside the stadium and
Speaker 12: Ugga is.
Speaker 35: It doesn't make any sense to me either. I don't
Speaker 35: like it at all, and on behalf of all bovine
Speaker 35: h I'm I guess I should be rooting for Texas.
Speaker 35: You know, this is a game that's a rematch Texas
Speaker 35: and Georgia played in Austin and the Bulldogs had their
Speaker 35: way with them. This not a Georgia team though that
Speaker 35: has looked like the teams that won consecutive national championships.
Speaker 35: Georgia Tech had him on the ropes last week and
Speaker 35: that game that went eight overtimes. There have been times
Speaker 35: this year where I thought Texas was the best team
Speaker 35: in college football. I think this is going to be
Speaker 35: a great game today and maybe a little a little
Speaker 35: inspiration provided by Beva. Where does Bevo for the game?
Speaker 23: Though?
Speaker 21: Right?
Speaker 35: If if he can't be at the game, where do
Speaker 35: they have him during the game?
Speaker 12: I you know, I heard that the negotiations were stalled.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry I couldn't resist. All right, you see back
Speaker 12: in action on the court tomorrow against some guy named Howard.
Speaker 35: Break it down, Well, the Bearcats will beat Howard tomorrow.
Speaker 35: Although Howard last season, the game they played U see
Speaker 35: played at Howard last year and the game, is my
Speaker 35: memory is correct, went to overtime, ended up being a
Speaker 35: really good game. This is a better UC team, but
Speaker 35: they're coming off there for loss. And I think the
Speaker 35: lesson the Bearcats learned in that game, or hopefully learned
Speaker 35: in that game, was they're going to have to figure
Speaker 35: out a way to beat teams where the other team
Speaker 35: has the best individual player, because I think we knew
Speaker 35: that going in about Villanova kid named Eric Dixon, who
Speaker 35: was unbelievable on Tuesday Night. You knew going in he
Speaker 35: was going to take most of their shots. Villanova attempted
Speaker 35: forty nine field goals. He shot twenty four of them.
Speaker 35: Best player on the floor. I think you see has
Speaker 35: to figure out a way to win games where that's
Speaker 35: the case. And there's gonna be a lot of games
Speaker 35: like that in the Big Twelve where the other team
Speaker 35: has an NBA guy to the Bearcats have the better team,
Speaker 35: to the Bearcats have the better players two through five
Speaker 35: or three through five. I think that was the lesson.
Speaker 35: I thought the frustrating thing about that game from a
Speaker 35: Bearcat perspective was just how much the offense stalled. And
Speaker 35: that can't be the case. You know, obviously there's going
Speaker 35: to be intense focused this week on the Skyline Chili
Speaker 35: Crosstown Shootout. But when they get in the league play
Speaker 35: and they play teams better than Villanova, and they played
Speaker 35: teams that have of you know, not just possible NBA players,
Speaker 35: but definitive NBA first round draft choices. How can the
Speaker 35: whole of their parts overcome a team that has a
Speaker 35: great individual player. It could not on Tuesday night.
Speaker 12: And you mentioned the crossdown shootout coming up, Zavier, you're
Speaker 12: trying to bounce back from a loss as well. Tell
Speaker 12: me about the Musketeers.
Speaker 35: Yeah, losses in two of their last three games, and
Speaker 35: their one win was a game against South Carolina State
Speaker 35: that they very easily.
Speaker 23: Could have lost.
Speaker 35: I just I watched them, and I still feel like
Speaker 35: Shawn Miller is trying to figure out who can do what.
Speaker 35: You know, They've got a kid by the name of
Speaker 35: Ryan Conwell who came from Indiana State, who is excellent,
Speaker 35: who looks like a big East start, and it was
Speaker 35: a big part of that great Indiana State team last year.
Speaker 35: Beyond that, I think he's really still trying to figure
Speaker 35: out who can do what, and they're going to struggle
Speaker 35: struggle against teams that have really good, skilled big players.
Speaker 35: I think you saw that when they lost to Michigan
Speaker 35: last week and maybe to a degree against TCU. But
Speaker 35: if there's a coach in college basketball you could trust
Speaker 35: to figure it out at Sean Miller. The thing is,
Speaker 35: by the bullets really start to fly for the Musketeers
Speaker 35: because they played Cincinnati before Christmas. They'll play UC ranked
Speaker 35: in the top twenty five. They'll play Yukon, who, despite
Speaker 35: all of Yukon struggles, is still a Yukon and they
Speaker 35: play a really, really good Marquette team. So Sean Miller
Speaker 35: is somebody that you count on to figure it out.
Speaker 35: But he's got to figure it out quickly.
Speaker 12: I talked to a UK fan yesterday at the Barmow
Speaker 12: and he was just bemoaning the loss, UK's first loss
Speaker 12: or their last game, and said that he thought that
Speaker 12: it was a coaching thing that Pope just was letting
Speaker 12: them let the three pointers fly, and they weren't hitting them,
Speaker 12: they were bricking them. Any word on UK because I
Speaker 12: get people asking me about Wildcats all the time and
Speaker 12: how we never talk about the Wildcats. So here we go,
Speaker 12: UK fans, we're talking about the Wildcats. Talk to me.
Speaker 35: I think if you're a Kentucky fan worried about your
Speaker 35: head coach, that worry is misplaced. Oh look, it's hard
Speaker 35: to go on the road and play high major competition
Speaker 35: in Division one college basketball, and people don't want to
Speaker 35: hear that, but it just is Mark Pope is doing
Speaker 35: a really good job and offensively, I thought in that
Speaker 35: game the end of the night, you're right, I mean
Speaker 35: they there was things kind of fell apart when the
Speaker 35: game got tight and some of the shots that had
Speaker 35: gone in against lesser competition did not. But I liked
Speaker 35: their roster. They have a guy as a University of
Speaker 35: Dayton alum, Kobe Braa played for the Flyers last season
Speaker 35: and I thought was sort of misused. Mark Pope was
Speaker 35: figured out a way to use them. They're not your
Speaker 35: typical Kentucky team when you just look at this roster
Speaker 35: full of do to who are destined to the NBA,
Speaker 35: It's not quite like that, although they certainly do have pros.
Speaker 35: I love how they play. They play a more modern offense.
Speaker 35: When they have been at their best this season, they've
Speaker 35: been real, really fun to watch. The SEC is really good.
Speaker 35: You saw that this week in their head to head
Speaker 35: matchups against the ACC. But Kentucky's and NCAA tournament team.
Speaker 35: Kentucky's a team that could win the SEC. Kentucky's a
Speaker 35: team that could have a high seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 12: What's the big difference between Calipari and Pope.
Speaker 35: Well, I think just from a strategic standpoint, there's lots
Speaker 35: of differences stylistically, personality wise.
Speaker 23: I think if there was a a a.
Speaker 35: Common criticism of Kentucky basketball in recent years, it's that offensively,
Speaker 35: number one, their teams were outdated. And number two, I
Speaker 35: think if you watched them over the last three or
Speaker 35: forty years, you know, whenever they would play a close game,
Speaker 35: including in the NCAA tournament, most notably in the NCAA Tournament,
Speaker 35: in the last three or four minutes, they just wouldn't execute, right.
Speaker 35: I mean, if if you're a UK fan, unfortunately you
Speaker 35: got so used to in the final three or four
Speaker 35: minutes of the game there being a shot clock violation
Speaker 35: or a possession that went nowhere and a guy took
Speaker 35: a bad shot at the end of it. What I
Speaker 35: see as a team that's running a more modern offense,
Speaker 35: there's a lot more movement. There's a lot more movement
Speaker 35: off the ball, and at the end of games. Maybe
Speaker 35: not so much against Clemson, but certainly against Duke a
Speaker 35: few weeks ago, they executed and they got off good shots.
Speaker 35: Caller Perry was a great John Callip.
Speaker 27: This should be a.
Speaker 35: Statue of John Caliperry outside Roberina. I think the anger
Speaker 35: at him is a little bit misplaced. He did a
Speaker 35: remarkable job there, revived the brand, went to a bunch
Speaker 35: of final fours, won the school's most recent national championship.
Speaker 35: But I think things got stale, and I think that
Speaker 35: was reflected by how they play offense in recent years.
Speaker 35: And I don't see that nearly to the same degree
Speaker 35: with Mark popencharge.
Speaker 12: Do the Dallas Cowboys win their fourth straight game against
Speaker 12: the woeful Bengals in Dallas on Monday night.
Speaker 23: Mo Well, I gotta tell you.
Speaker 35: Man, if I'm Ceedee Lamb, if I'm a Dallas skill player,
Speaker 35: I'm excited as hell to watch this Bengals defense come
Speaker 35: to town. You know, it's remarkable. Joe Burrow was named
Speaker 35: AFC Offensive Player of the Month, and his team lost
Speaker 35: three of the four games they played. They've scored ninety
Speaker 35: nine points in the last three games, haven't won any
Speaker 35: of them. I got to be honest with you, man,
Speaker 35: as great as he has been, as awesome as Jamar
Speaker 35: Chase has been, I'm taking a Bengals defense on the
Speaker 35: road that can't stop anybody. If I'm a Dallas fan,
Speaker 35: I feel really good about my team's chances on Monday.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I do too. And Joe Burrow deserves so much better,
Speaker 12: he really does. At you know what, we had this discussion,
Speaker 12: another bar discussion, and you know, somebody was talking about
Speaker 12: Joe Burrow, and I said, remember Dan Marino. Dan Marino
Speaker 12: threw for all those yards, scored all those points, was
Speaker 12: so great. Team never won a Super Bowl.
Speaker 35: Well, and the parallel, well, the parallel is Marino goes
Speaker 35: to a Super Bowl year two and they don't win it,
Speaker 35: and that game was not really competitive. But everybody just
Speaker 35: sort of shrugged their shoulders, including Dan Marino himself, and said, oh,
Speaker 35: he'll be back. And it never happened. And I would
Speaker 35: be lying to you if I told you that. In
Speaker 35: the aftermath of the Bengals lost in the Super Bowl
Speaker 35: a couple of years ago, I didn't think about that,
Speaker 35: And you can't help but think about that. Look, Joe
Speaker 35: has years to play, right, and he's playing at a
Speaker 35: really high level, but it's really hard to get there.
Speaker 35: Dan Marino never got back despite putting up hllasis numbers.
Speaker 35: You talk about somebody who you wish would have played
Speaker 35: under modern rules. They never had a running game they
Speaker 35: never had a defense and they wasted his greatness. I
Speaker 35: think there's a legitimate fear the same thing might happen here.
Speaker 12: Yeah, indeed, listen, I have a fantastic weekend. We'll listen
Speaker 12: for you on b ball tomorrow and enjoy the season, sir,
Speaker 12: all right, man, thanks, all right? Mo Eger with us
Speaker 12: this morning, counselor what's going on? Same old stuffy? How
Speaker 12: you have the same old stuff?
Speaker 23: Come on?
Speaker 12: It was pardon week in Washington.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, that's right, I forgot about that.
Speaker 12: Well, what's on the show today, Well, we're going to talk.
Speaker 31: About that, obviously, and we're also going to talk to
Speaker 31: Steve Gooden legal analysts. I'm gonna ask him to break
Speaker 31: the pardon down, explain it what it means. And you know,
Speaker 31: I don't think a lot of people realize Biden pardoned
Speaker 31: two people, he pardoned Hunter, and he also pardoned himself.
Speaker 12: Yes he did, because this gets him off the hook for.
Speaker 31: The whole Biden crime family thing where they racked up
Speaker 31: twenty million bucks and gave it to seven of their
Speaker 31: grandkids as well as everybody else.
Speaker 12: So I don't know, it's just a shame. And then
Speaker 12: to get away with it and here's the reason that
Speaker 12: they haven't gone after him more than they should have
Speaker 12: to this point, Joe, because half of the members, be
Speaker 12: they Republican or Democrats, have done the same thing I
Speaker 12: don't know about to the extent that Biden did to
Speaker 12: the extent but in the spirit of selling your country
Speaker 12: out to foreign interest of taking cash, how do you
Speaker 12: go from making one hundred something thousand a year to
Speaker 12: being a millionaire after one term?
Speaker 31: Ask Nancy Pelosi. Well, I'll tell you exactly. There's exhibit A.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they never they never would really fully go pedal
Speaker 12: to the medal against Joe because they don't want their
Speaker 12: own sins exposed. Hey, yeah, I just wanted to mention.
Speaker 31: I'm also going to be talking about something really important
Speaker 31: that broke this week. There's a petition afoot to get
Speaker 31: on the ballot a constitutional amendment to take away qualified
Speaker 31: immunity for cops.
Speaker 12: And that's a real bad idea. Steve Gunn's going to
Speaker 12: break that down too. Fantastic Saturday Midday Mike Allen coming
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