Speaker 1: Jumping a month ahead in temperatures today fifty two to
Speaker 1: start and warming to seventy with a mostly sunny sky,
Speaker 1: easy PC.
Speaker 2: Tonight we're down to forty six.
Speaker 1: It will be downright chili for Sunday morning, especially for
Speaker 1: those of you heading out to tailgate ahead of the
Speaker 1: Bengals game. But by one o'clock, temperatures will be in
Speaker 1: the low seventies, warming to seventy four during the game
Speaker 1: with sunshine from your severe weather station. I'm nine first
Speaker 1: Warning meteor renaldis Jennifer Catchmark. News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: It's fifty two degrees right now and the polling count
Speaker 3: is high.
Speaker 2: Our next update is at six o'clock.
Speaker 3: I'm Whitney Harris, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Muns twenty four hours a day. News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Saw this young lady opening up for food fighters earlier
Speaker 2: this summer. Absolutely wonderful. She still rocks it. Chrissy Heim,
Speaker 2: Happy seventy third birthday today. She's not quite in the
Speaker 2: middle of the road. Was he all over the road?
Speaker 5: Bill?
Speaker 6: Let's kick it good living.
Speaker 2: He's trying to find me.
Speaker 7: I'm standing and I love not with my pants and
Speaker 7: aut me.
Speaker 2: I gotta smile.
Speaker 8: We've been went out me.
Speaker 7: As long as you don't time dagging my base, propping
Speaker 7: them on my street.
Speaker 9: That's come on.
Speaker 7: Me fare kicking the road, Come on now the love. Yeah, whoa,
Speaker 7: let's see hard good living.
Speaker 2: Seventy three degrees. I wish it was seventy three degrees,
Speaker 2: seventy three years of age, born in Afron, Ohio on
Speaker 2: this date in nineteen fifty one, and still doing it.
Speaker 2: I just mentioned Garry Jeff good morning. Before we look
Speaker 2: at and look back at significant events and people died
Speaker 2: to this particular date in history, including but not limited
Speaker 2: to these, this date, in nineteen twenty one, the first
Speaker 2: Miss America pageant held in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Of course,
Speaker 2: they can't do that now because they can't define what
Speaker 2: a woman is. Whoever they are. Tragedy and nightmares and
Speaker 2: the war they all coincide in Coalesce. September seventh, nineteen forty,
Speaker 2: Nazi Germany began an intense bombing campaign of Great Britain
Speaker 2: during World War Two with an attack on London known
Speaker 2: as the Blitz. In eight months. The campaign resulted in
Speaker 2: more than forty thousand civilian deaths. A year later or
Speaker 2: three years later, nineteen forty three, in this state of
Speaker 2: fire at the Golf Hotel in Houston claimed fifty five lives.
Speaker 2: The Pro Football Hall of Fame opened for the first
Speaker 2: time and can't know how on in this state in
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty three and shining its first seventeen members. Also
Speaker 2: on September seventh, the Panama Canal Treaty Canal treaty calling
Speaker 2: for the US to turn over control of the waterway
Speaker 2: to Panama at the end of nineteen ninety nine, signed
Speaker 2: by Jimmy Carter and the Panamanian leader who was just
Speaker 2: a puppet for the communist Chinese after all. Let's see here,
Speaker 2: Rapper Tupac Shakur shot and mortally wounded the Las Vegas Strip.
Speaker 2: He would die six days later. The year was nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety six. Two thousand and five. Police and soldiers went
Speaker 2: house to house in New Orleans to try and coach
Speaker 2: remaining residents into leaving the city shattered by Hurricane Katrina.
Speaker 2: And you'll remember President Bush warned the mayor to get
Speaker 2: everybody out of town before the storm even hit. Nagan
Speaker 2: didn't do anything. Bush got to play. I still remember
Speaker 2: those people sitting there when they had ample time to
Speaker 2: leave that big bowl in the golf and New of Mexico,
Speaker 2: and they stayed in their houses anyway, after being warned
Speaker 2: and told and completely totally cajoled into getting the hell
Speaker 2: out of there, standing on the roofs of their flooded homes.
Speaker 2: George Bush, come help us, let's see Sandy Robins, great
Speaker 2: jazz musician, is ninety four today. Gloria Gainer, she will
Speaker 2: survive at eighty one. Julie Kavner, great voices on The
Speaker 2: Simpsons and elsewhere, seventy four today. Actor Corbn Burnson has
Speaker 2: a birthday. Michael Emerson Michael Feinstein, what a world class pianist.
Speaker 2: Diane Warren, a world class songwriter, turned sixty eight today.
Speaker 2: Toby Jones actor comedian Leslie Jones, most famously on Saturday
Speaker 2: Night Live, is fifty seven today. Tom Everett Scott fifty four.
Speaker 2: Shannon Elizabeth turns fifty one. Oliver Hudson is forty eight.
Speaker 2: That's enough, all right. If it's your birthday, I hope
Speaker 2: it's absolutely the best birthday you could possibly imagine. You
Speaker 2: get to spend the day doing the things you like
Speaker 2: to do with the people that you love, truly my
Speaker 2: wish for you. It's five forty two weather in sports
Speaker 2: coming up. We'll wake up, get our mouths working, our
Speaker 2: brains working, and do this thing together. On seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: This morning at nine, Mike Allan Rands raves and then
Speaker 10: calms down with a virgin lime.
Speaker 2: Ricky on seven hundred WLW. Is your home prepare for
Speaker 2: the upcoming cold weather A great place.
Speaker 11: That starts by having your homes attic and walls properly insulated.
Speaker 2: When your addict's not properly insulace three tomorrow, no humidity
Speaker 2: at all to speak of. Tomorrow we warm back up
Speaker 2: Monday sunshine in eighty one and Tuesday all the way
Speaker 2: up to eighty six. Summer's not done with this yet.
Speaker 2: This morning, though it's fifty four degrees seven hundred Sport,
Speaker 2: Liam Tomlinson, the Reds. You just can't stop him, eliminate
Speaker 2: him from playoff contention, and they win every night out.
Speaker 12: The Reds fell to the Mets six to four last
Speaker 12: except for last night in extra innings thanks to a
Speaker 12: Mark Venta's two run walk off home run.
Speaker 2: They were battling. They looked good.
Speaker 12: Brandon Williamson through four and a third innings could have
Speaker 12: only one run. Yeah, he was on it, but it
Speaker 12: wasn't enough. The Red Legs are back in action this afternoon.
Speaker 12: Inside pitch begins at three ten and first pitch set
Speaker 12: for fourteen.
Speaker 2: See, I couldn't stay awake for the finale of the game.
Speaker 2: It went into extras and I just I didn't have
Speaker 2: the the e space to remain conscious during that. I
Speaker 2: had to get up a do this. And I just
Speaker 2: thought that they were going to continue on their role
Speaker 2: that had started with the Houston Astros. But apparently I
Speaker 2: was sadly mistake. I didn't think they were going to
Speaker 2: lose a game in September. I thought they'd went out
Speaker 2: and make the playoffs. But here we are catch all
Speaker 2: the action for tonight's matchup on the home of the
Speaker 2: Reds seven hundred WLW any high school football for me, of.
Speaker 12: Course, West Claremont tops eleven and twenty four to fourteen.
Speaker 12: Owen County spoils Daton's homecoming forty two to eight. Former
Speaker 12: NFL quarterback Chad Pennington Sayer squad holds Ludlow scoreless, topping
Speaker 12: the Panthers forty two to nothing. Beach What handles Dixie
Speaker 12: forty one to twenty. Bishop Brosser shuts out Pineville forty
Speaker 12: nine to nothing, Connor Rouse Lafayette thirty eight to zero.
Speaker 2: Did Pennington actually play or is he just coaching?
Speaker 12: He's the coach there. I believe they restarted the football
Speaker 12: program a couple of years ago. His first son committed
Speaker 12: to Marshall and he has another son that's the quarterback there.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, all right, so I knew something was going
Speaker 2: on in North College Hill. The game interrupted in the
Speaker 2: third quarter by gunshots close by the stadium, and that
Speaker 2: game was canceled with the Cincinnati Country Day.
Speaker 12: Yes, Cincinnati Country Day was up twenty eight to twenty
Speaker 12: in the when they called the game in the early
Speaker 12: third quarter due to the gunshots.
Speaker 2: So it's like it's kind of like trying to kill
Speaker 2: President Trump when he's on the campaign trail because you
Speaker 2: know you can't beat him otherwise. Kind of like that.
Speaker 2: You see football back in action to day against Pitt.
Speaker 12: Yeah, big game this afternoon in Clifton, Newport host Pitt.
Speaker 12: They're honoring the two thousand and eight team, so they're
Speaker 12: honoring Tony Pike Bins and other former UC legends. Pregame
Speaker 12: coverage begins at eleven kickoff except for noon. You can
Speaker 12: listen to that action on one of two seven WBN
Speaker 12: and on seven hundred WLW and sil Red's coverage begins.
Speaker 12: The Bengals begin regular season, played this Sunday against the
Speaker 12: Patriots Tomorrow. Baby Tomorrow is listed as doubtful with the
Speaker 12: hamstring injury and Jamar Chase has still not signed an extension.
Speaker 12: Kickoff is sept for one. Pregame coverage begins at nine.
Speaker 12: Catch all the action on the Home of the Bengals
Speaker 12: ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 2: Chase actually said he would be a He's said he
Speaker 2: would be a game day decision is whether he played
Speaker 2: or not. Money talks. If you can't beat the New
Speaker 2: England Patriots without Jamar Chase, then the team is not
Speaker 2: very good. We will all find out together. It's five
Speaker 2: forty six, seven hundred WLW. This is News Radio, seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW. Kelsey shout out to Greg Jones. What's going on? Man?
Speaker 2: And Mam Tree is on the line. Now. I will
Speaker 2: tell you, Mamitree. We don't have a whole lot of
Speaker 2: time this morning. If you would like to sing for us,
Speaker 2: I'd love to have you sing. If there's something on
Speaker 2: your mind. Let's get it out of the way, because
Speaker 2: we love you and we want to hear you. What's
Speaker 2: going on? Hello?
Speaker 13: Oh I'm on now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're on right now, and you're wasting precious seconds. Okay,
Speaker 2: what do you want?
Speaker 13: Okay, there is something mountain Man Cromwell Hunt King said away,
Speaker 13: but there's something.
Speaker 14: That man.
Speaker 2: Amen, oh amen. I love a song about Jesus, especially
Speaker 2: at ten told any time of the day. I love
Speaker 2: to sing about Jesus. He's worthy of praise and to
Speaker 2: be sung about him. Anything going on?
Speaker 13: Where our friend Jerald died Saturday in the fernals Today,
Speaker 13: it's stiff.
Speaker 2: How did you? How did you? How did you? How
Speaker 2: did you know Gerald? Honey?
Speaker 13: Well, Gerald's mother is a Jow and I'm Warsaw and
Speaker 13: I went to school with Scottie Jows. His cousin adopted him.
Speaker 13: It's my little brother.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry for your loss, dear.
Speaker 13: He's a white man. I'm white colored Indian.
Speaker 2: You're transracial, as you once told me.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so I'll hope we're gonna take a bus load there.
Speaker 13: Dick is right down the street, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Wow, Well, enjoy celebrating Gerald's life, yes, and know
Speaker 2: that you will see him soon again. Mama Tree, I
Speaker 2: got a roll.
Speaker 15: Baby, love you.
Speaker 2: I love you too. Good to hear from you. As
Speaker 2: all was, Dick is hanging next? Summer was fun, it
Speaker 2: was great, wasn't it? But it's time to get your
Speaker 2: own fresh And how's Dick? Good morning, Dick.
Speaker 9: Good morning?
Speaker 6: Garry's yeah are you?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 16: Dick?
Speaker 9: I'm okay?
Speaker 6: How about yourself?
Speaker 2: Well, it's not very convincing. Is everything all right?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yeah, everything fine, Everything's fine, Okay.
Speaker 16: I've just been.
Speaker 6: Doing a lot of work than the libraries for my class.
Speaker 6: It's a it's a dang.
Speaker 9: That class is hard.
Speaker 2: Well, Now, which which continuing education class is this one?
Speaker 17: Dick?
Speaker 6: This is the one that all the classes were fulled
Speaker 6: because people going back to school.
Speaker 2: Okay, so what are you taking?
Speaker 6: This is a Greek it's called manager a county. It's
Speaker 6: they just talk about costs of good inventory. And the
Speaker 6: balance sheet is the one that confuses me.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what, Dick, You're not the only one
Speaker 2: who's confused. You know what else is confused by a
Speaker 2: balance sheet? People like Kamala Harris. They have no idea,
Speaker 2: They have no idea what they're doing with a balance sheet.
Speaker 2: They need to take the continuing classes at Sinclair Community College. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they really do before we put them in charge of
Speaker 2: our money again. So, Dick, this is the important thing.
Speaker 2: Bengals who day who day? Who they? They're going to
Speaker 2: make them Bengals? Is it going to be the New
Speaker 2: England Patriots? The New England Patriots come into Cincinnati like
Speaker 2: the body Boston blowhards that they are. Yeah, and what
Speaker 2: do the Bengals do with them tomorrow? Give me a
Speaker 2: prediction westside. Jim wants to hear Dick's picks.
Speaker 6: Twenty seven twenty four of the Bengals.
Speaker 2: Did you just say twenty seven twenty four. Yes, that
Speaker 2: was your prediction almost every game last year.
Speaker 1: Purely warm to seventy This afternoon, you're scowpy, mostly sunny
Speaker 1: with the north wind at ten miles per hour. Tonight clear,
Speaker 1: cheerly and nearly record breaking with a low of forty six.
Speaker 1: The record for tonight is forty four. And then for
Speaker 1: Sunday for the Bengals games seventy four and sonny. No
Speaker 1: rain from your severe weather station, I'm nine First Warning
Speaker 1: Meteorologist Jennifer Ketchmark News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Right now it's fifty three degrees next the date is
Speaker 3: at six thirty. I'm Whitney Harris News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: News twenty four hours a day, News Radio, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com into the first official hour of
Speaker 2: the Saturday Morning and Nation for Saturday, September seventh, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker. You are you, and
Speaker 2: that's perfectly fine with me. Six oh seven. It is
Speaker 2: time to talk to our friend Dave, who was most
Speaker 2: recently heard on this past Tuesday night.
Speaker 18: Remember when you ran away and I got on my
Speaker 18: knees and begged you not to leave because I go
Speaker 18: but Syric, Well, you left me anyhow, and then the
Speaker 18: days got worse and worse.
Speaker 2: And now you see I've gone completely out of my mind,
Speaker 2: completely out of my mind, coming to take me away.
Speaker 2: Ha ha, They're coming to take me away. Morning Dave,
Speaker 2: This morning, Gary Jeff, how we're doing good? You were
Speaker 2: You made an auspicious debut this past Tuesday night on
Speaker 2: these airwaves on my night Cap show when we did
Speaker 2: Saturday Morning on Tuesday night. It was great to have you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your appearance, and it was great to
Speaker 2: be had. Shape the opportunity, you know, oftentimes it is
Speaker 2: great to be had. You just lay back and if
Speaker 2: it's inevitable that you're going to be had, just lay
Speaker 2: back and enjoy it. I always say, what's going on?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: All life in general?
Speaker 15: Yes, Saturday?
Speaker 2: How was it? Not a lot of people know this,
Speaker 2: And forgive me Dave for spilling the beans on this,
Speaker 2: but Dave is a patriarch of a pretty huge family
Speaker 2: and they literally come in all shapes and sizes and colors.
Speaker 2: And I got a family photo of Dave and his
Speaker 2: wife Kathy and their whole brood, and it's like the
Speaker 2: United Nations, and it's great. I love I love your family,
Speaker 2: I really do. We've been blessed. Yes, you're blessed. Indeed
Speaker 2: what you got?
Speaker 15: Well, I was just wondering if you know how to
Speaker 15: make the letter of the number seven even? How?
Speaker 2: What do you say, even how to make the number seven?
Speaker 15: Make the number seven even?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 16: Well, you just take away the S?
Speaker 2: Did you say take away the s? Yes? Yes, okay,
Speaker 2: that's what I thought. What else? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Well, uh, what kind of key unlocks of banana?
Speaker 2: A monkey?
Speaker 13: There?
Speaker 9: You go, yes, bingo, you got it?
Speaker 2: Excellent.
Speaker 9: What do you get when you cross a peg and
Speaker 9: a tree?
Speaker 2: Does this have something to do with rodies after rock concerts?
Speaker 2: I don't know. What do you get when you cross
Speaker 2: a pig and a tree?
Speaker 15: Yeah? Yeah, well you get a porkupont a porcupine.
Speaker 2: You pint that was almost worth almost almost worth my time?
Speaker 2: You know what, Dave? What? I think it's time to
Speaker 2: do this?
Speaker 11: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 11: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 11: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 11: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 11: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 11: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 11: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham is the sound of America. When I listened
Speaker 2: to Willie, I get all American goosebooks. He ooses the
Speaker 2: American Dream.
Speaker 19: My toe got infected and was oozing this yellowy puff stuff,
Speaker 19: but it didn't stop me from listening to Willie.
Speaker 2: I had a tape for him and still listened to Willie.
Speaker 2: I still listen. Even with my prolapsed hemorrhoids, nothing can
Speaker 2: stop us from listening to Bill Cunningham. I am a
Speaker 2: great American.
Speaker 20: Bill Cunningham tomorrow at twelve noon on seven hundred wl.
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Speaker 2: Ga out there some for you to enjoy. This morning
Speaker 2: at six sixteen seven hunter WLW, Gary Jeff Walker and
Speaker 2: our old friend radio Rick standing by. Good morning, Ricky,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 17: Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 16: I'm doing great and I'm going to give you a
Speaker 16: four x four reception report this morning. And I don't
Speaker 16: care because it's not about the reception. It's about this
Speaker 16: ridiculous radio. This is a nineteen forty one Mitchell Manufacturing
Speaker 16: company offering. It's from Canada, and it is a combination
Speaker 16: AM radio and table lamp.
Speaker 17: And let's just.
Speaker 16: Go ahead and jump to the catalog, shall we.
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 16: Now the interesting thing, first of all, reading the Canadian advertisement,
Speaker 16: shade is of Celanese tapeta with gold piping trim.
Speaker 2: What the hell do you say?
Speaker 16: I have no idea but it sounded cooln it. Shade
Speaker 16: is of Celanese, TAPAA is gold piping trim. Now the
Speaker 16: US version in the catalog says cream color rayon.
Speaker 2: All right, color rayon in my radios, I'm.
Speaker 16: Telling you so. Okay, the the luxury lamp designed for
Speaker 16: better light. Well, you got a bulb, a switch, and
Speaker 16: a shade. Design it for I don't know, beautifully styled
Speaker 16: to grace the finest home interiors. Okay, there's luxuriously convenient
Speaker 16: radio entertainment waiting for you in the precision built five
Speaker 16: to tube radio incorporated in the novel lamp. You can
Speaker 16: read your book or newspaper under scientifically correct light and
Speaker 16: enjoy your favorite programs at the same time.
Speaker 2: Are you sure this description wasn't written by Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: or one of her speech writers related?
Speaker 16: Are they? And the best part for me? I think
Speaker 16: works anywhere. Yeah, I'm thinking bathtub, swimming pool, inside the furnace.
Speaker 2: Not so much, not so much.
Speaker 16: Oh oh, and excuse me. There's one other part which says,
Speaker 16: for essentially the same price of a compatible table lamp,
Speaker 16: you get the radio included. Well, if you were I
Speaker 16: or anyone else ever would have paid today's equivalent of
Speaker 16: four hundred and seventy five dollars for a table lamp.
Speaker 2: Sure well, I also wanted to simonize my car. If
Speaker 2: you'd like to know more about antique radios, check out
Speaker 2: Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. West Side Jim,
Speaker 2: we're very short on time, brother, What is on your mind?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 8: Out here on Harrison IVEEW with Brian I bolt for
Speaker 8: the typical west Siders. We're out here filming and I
Speaker 8: just wanted to call in to say hey to you,
Speaker 8: but just to put in a plug for our movie.
Speaker 15: And it's off for early Gary Jeff. But I see
Speaker 15: more like a thirty ten for the Dixter.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's no way this game should be close. The
Speaker 2: Bengals should know, the Bengals should wipe them off the
Speaker 2: field tomorrow.
Speaker 15: Now we got the Prima Donna back.
Speaker 2: Huh oh d you know what. You're such a hater.
Speaker 2: God love you. At six twenty seven hundred WLW overheard
Speaker 2: at the latest Scott Sloane fan Club meeting. Next item,
Speaker 2: getting slowly on a commemorative stamp. GINO, what did the
Speaker 2: post office say?
Speaker 10: They gave me this form to fill out, but under
Speaker 10: accomplishments I wasn't sure what to put just.
Speaker 9: Right down, that he's amazing, and that he's hysterical, he
Speaker 9: brings people together.
Speaker 2: And that he's smart. You definitely want to say that
Speaker 2: he's down to earth. Did he go to the moon
Speaker 2: as an astronaut? If he did, that would really help
Speaker 2: his chances.
Speaker 8: Yes, he did.
Speaker 10: Scott's Loan Monday morning at nine and catch his podcast
Speaker 10: on the free iHeart radio.
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Speaker 22: Hey, it's Ross American Grill on seven hundred WLW, the
Speaker 22: home of the best Bengals coverage.
Speaker 2: All right, start up a new season, then, glad to
Speaker 2: welcome back Bengals head coach Zach Taylor for the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty fourth season. And where do we want to start here?
Speaker 2: We have three preseason games in the can. Players aren't
Speaker 2: a lot about a lot of precas and games. I'm
Speaker 2: not wild about them and of their beyonds. Do you
Speaker 2: learn much from the preseason games that you would not
Speaker 2: want to pick up on watching these the same group
Speaker 2: practice every day?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 23: Well, I mean our depth gets an opportunity to tackle,
Speaker 23: which you don't do a ton of anymore in training camp,
Speaker 23: and so you get a chance to watch all of
Speaker 23: the young guys that don't get many opportunities, you get
Speaker 23: a chance to see that death play, and so it
Speaker 23: really does ultimately help our football team once the season
Speaker 23: gets started.
Speaker 2: You had the starters in the first preseason game, unlike
Speaker 2: the past couple of years. Was there a benefit to
Speaker 2: that or was it, well anythink beyond just getting the
Speaker 2: fans off your back.
Speaker 23: No, I think it's just, you know, it's as simple
Speaker 23: as them being out there in the huddle in the
Speaker 23: stadium with fans and no coaches on the field and
Speaker 23: no other players on the field like we do in practice,
Speaker 23: and just kind of having that isolation that you deal
Speaker 23: with during the games, which's just the eleven guys in
Speaker 23: the huddle. Yeah, and you got to help each other,
Speaker 23: and so I think that there is an element to
Speaker 23: where that is helpful.
Speaker 2: If things come together, however, and Jamar plays, how ready
Speaker 2: would he be? He's ready.
Speaker 23: He's done a great job taking care of himself, conditioning,
Speaker 23: so again, and he's gotten work, you know, subtly over
Speaker 23: the course of training camp, and so again I'm excited
Speaker 23: to see how it plays out. And if he's out there,
Speaker 23: we'll be happy to have him.
Speaker 2: Yeah. New offensive coordinator Dan pitcher this year, but he's
Speaker 2: been with the team for a long time. How much
Speaker 2: does the playbook change year to year?
Speaker 23: It always evolves, you know, to give a percentage on
Speaker 23: it would be difficult. You could say probably fifteen to
Speaker 23: twenty percent would be a ballpark estimate of just what
Speaker 23: you continue to evolve with and things that you start
Speaker 23: to move away from and things you start to embrace
Speaker 23: that'll help us.
Speaker 17: So I'm excited about what.
Speaker 23: The ideas Dan has brought and our pass game coordinator,
Speaker 23: just Er Scatty that we have now. So I'm excited
Speaker 23: about how we are moving forward.
Speaker 2: What area of the team are maybe you're most satisfied
Speaker 2: with with regard to improvements over last season.
Speaker 23: I think our defense. I think our defense right now,
Speaker 23: over course the off season training camp, getting some key
Speaker 23: as back, you know, in the mix of were there,
Speaker 23: the leadership. I'm excited to see how that group's going
Speaker 23: to play together.
Speaker 2: All right, Patriot fans don't seem to have a lot
Speaker 2: of faith in their team. What are you seeing as strength?
Speaker 2: Something you have to deal with contend with.
Speaker 23: They're always a smart football team. They play it the
Speaker 23: right way, they play with great technique. They have really
Speaker 23: talented players out there. Their coaching staff has been doing
Speaker 23: it for a long time together. We've had some of
Speaker 23: those guys on our staff, and so it's one of
Speaker 23: those games. It's gonna be a tough game, especially the opener.
Speaker 23: There's gonna be things that you didn't see on tape
Speaker 23: that you're gonna have to adjust to as the game goes.
Speaker 23: So first game is always tricky, and we got to
Speaker 23: be on top of everything.
Speaker 2: I was reading some of the Boston coverage and they
Speaker 2: referred to the Bengals as perennial Super Bowl contenders, which
Speaker 2: a few years ago I wouldn't have thought I'd read
Speaker 2: that that phrase in my life. So I mean, things
Speaker 2: have been great since you got here, and have a
Speaker 2: who Day day and a who Day season. We'll talk
Speaker 2: to each and every week about the same time. Zach Taylor.
Speaker 1: Thanks again, stay almost jumping a month ahead in temperatures
Speaker 1: today fifty two to start and warming to seventy with
Speaker 1: a mostly sunny sky, easy PZ.
Speaker 2: Tonight we're down to forty six.
Speaker 1: It will be downright chili for Sunday morning, especially for
Speaker 1: those of you heading out to tailgate ahead of the
Speaker 1: Bengals game. But by one o'clock, temperatures will be in
Speaker 1: the low seventies, warming to seventy four during the game
Speaker 1: with sunshine from your severe Weather station. I'm nine First
Speaker 1: Warning Meteorologist Jennifer Catchmark News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 19: Crystal Clear and fifty two. Right now in Cincinnati, I'm
Speaker 19: Sandy Collins. Next update at seven o'clock on news radio
Speaker 19: seven hundred WLWE.
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Speaker 2: I'm toasting you to said, honey, we may meet through. Dude,
Speaker 2: you'll never care me. Come play goes back at.
Speaker 10: No, She's were the whiskey Brown Larjays.
Speaker 5: Zil how now.
Speaker 2: Brown County wife and I play this game and anytime.
Speaker 2: We got to visit our friends in Ripley. Let's visit
Speaker 2: with him now. Hello gang, good morning, Good morning. Whoa,
Speaker 2: you're a little slow on the uptake. There is everybody awake.
Speaker 2: Slap somebody around here. Let's let's get yes.
Speaker 17: We are Happy Saturday.
Speaker 2: Happy Saturday to you, lovely Lisa. You got the green
Speaker 2: hornet there too?
Speaker 9: As yay.
Speaker 2: Do you do you have you got a buzz?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 2: The last time, the last time I saw a buzz
Speaker 2: when Chris Gohens and I were there at Brookies. He
Speaker 2: was at the bar and he mumbled something and then
Speaker 2: cursed me and smiled.
Speaker 5: That's normal behavior, is the oil.
Speaker 2: Baron of Brown County? There?
Speaker 14: Yes, very good, very good.
Speaker 2: Hey Brookie, how you doing?
Speaker 17: Man?
Speaker 2: I can't believe you get up for this first one here?
Speaker 2: I can't believe I shaved my leg for this. No,
Speaker 2: I didn't. So anyway, I only shaved for one person,
Speaker 2: and that's my wife. Anyway, I was saying that my
Speaker 2: wife and I have this game, and we're heading out
Speaker 2: fifty two from Cincinnati into Brown County. When we get
Speaker 2: past Utopia and the little village market that's basically nothing,
Speaker 2: and you're getting ready to cross from Claremont into Brown County.
Speaker 2: We take turns shouting how now Brown County. No, we
Speaker 2: do it every time we go out there. It's coming up.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 18: Cresta?
Speaker 2: She said, it's your turn? Okay, Sometimes we do it together.
Speaker 2: What's going on at Brookies this weekend? Anything?
Speaker 24: Tall?
Speaker 25: He's the country thunder tonight?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 17: We started eight or nine o'clock. There, there you go.
Speaker 5: They're a good local, very good local band.
Speaker 2: They play local music too. Well, that's exactly that's exactly
Speaker 2: what the term is. After you eat a big country breakfast.
Speaker 2: About an hour later, country thunder. Oh my, my goodness,
Speaker 2: give me some more of them biscuits and gravy. Baby,
Speaker 2: whoa Darren?
Speaker 14: How much?
Speaker 2: How much?
Speaker 17: What do you say? Plaint of hearts up to.
Speaker 14: Grand that's Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday night at Brook and the
Speaker 14: nice pot of change there'd be pocket.
Speaker 25: Hi.
Speaker 6: Are you going to go to the Trump parade onto
Speaker 6: seventy time today?
Speaker 17: Well?
Speaker 2: I'm working.
Speaker 17: H oh, I'm so sorry. Well, I will wait at
Speaker 17: people just for you.
Speaker 2: Now, what time does that? But what time does that begin?
Speaker 17: It's ten am for South. I don't know which one
Speaker 17: they're doing both silly.
Speaker 2: Hey, Lisa, Lisa, Lisa, Yeah, two seventy five goes both ways.
Speaker 2: Missus mcdumbmass, I like I gotta go six forty Thanks guys,
Speaker 2: have a great weekend and lovely ripley.
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Speaker 2: Hey there, what's for at dinner tonight? Takeout sol Fest
Speaker 2: on seven hundred WLW, Gary Jeff without any further ado,
Speaker 2: Let's go to our friend, our wives, and friend Steve
Speaker 2: from mett In, Ohio with a busyphone call a new
Speaker 2: Who's of the Week?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Gary Jeff, ex Wyoming Congress Rhino pound for
Speaker 5: pound the deadliest animal in the Potomac Jungle. That's Liz
Speaker 5: Cheney gets the Apple Doesn't Fall Far from the Tree Award.
Speaker 5: Calling herself a conservative, she announces her support in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty four for communist Tommy Harris. Are you following this, folks?
Speaker 5: Liz is the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney,
Speaker 5: who wants shot a fellow hunter, explaining you can beg
Speaker 5: more if you shoot the competition. Liz follows daddy's advice
Speaker 5: to a tee. Meanwhile, Vice presidential candidate Tim Wall's brother
Speaker 5: says Tim is a jerk. He gets the mister Obvious award.
Speaker 5: Liz Cheney immediately called Tim and suggested taking his brother
Speaker 5: on a hunting trip. Don't go there, mister obvious question
Speaker 5: was Liz locked and loaded on the grassy knoll at Butler, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5: Inquiring minds want to know. Please, no more entries in
Speaker 5: the government hypocrisy contest. We have a winner. The Jinwa
Speaker 5: Institute has announced that the Communist the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 5: has a quote zero policy on athletes doping to improve performance.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking zero means no enforcement who it is part
Speaker 5: of the People's republic effort to be the world sports leader.
Speaker 5: All this while the red Chinese swim team was found
Speaker 5: dope to the gills, so to speak, at the recent Olympics.
Speaker 5: Speaking of dirty little secrets, here's the deal behind the
Speaker 5: progressives bragging about.
Speaker 15: Raising taxes on the rich.
Speaker 5: You should immediately wonder why the rich don't yell bloody
Speaker 5: murder every time this happens. They don't. They never have
Speaker 5: because A they are informed. B. They simply lobby the
Speaker 5: legislators to give them more credits and deductions on their taxes,
Speaker 5: which reduces taxes. Yes, in the nineteen fifties, the most
Speaker 5: famous case was the oil depletion allowance. We had a
Speaker 5: debate on that every freaking year. That's the stepchild of
Speaker 5: Western and Southwestern Democrats in those days, principally from Texas
Speaker 5: and Oaklaw. That ain't going to change, folks. Here we
Speaker 5: go again. Award to the Ivy League, which has been
Speaker 5: which which has been producing communists and professional terrorists now
Speaker 5: for a century. The ousted Columbia president didn't hang out
Speaker 5: at the beach with Joe Biden too long. Harvard has
Speaker 5: given her a cush job where you're really worried back
Speaker 5: at Columbia. School started this week, and so did the
Speaker 5: terrorism against Jews. Most popular course there is River to
Speaker 5: the Sea one oh one, same at UCLA. UCLA always
Speaker 5: brings back Kareem abdul Jabbar nie lu Al Sinder when
Speaker 5: he was a Catholic schoolboy in Manhattan, not far from Colombia.
Speaker 5: You've seen him in those medical commercials talking about aphib
Speaker 5: He's also a favorite apologist for Islam, which he calls
Speaker 5: a religion of peace. If you buy that crap and
Speaker 5: I don't, Hey, Kareem, where do you stand with a
Speaker 5: foreign terrorist government slaughters an American Jew hostage? Where's your
Speaker 5: allegiance in that situation? The black Muslims, remember, used to
Speaker 5: call Judaism a gutter religion. Isn't that like the pot
Speaker 5: calling the kettle black? Anyway? Okay, here's what we do.
Speaker 5: If George Soros can fund the Jerusalem protesters of the
Speaker 5: college crazies, we can certainly afford to dip into the
Speaker 5: treasury and hire the Hell's Angels to escort Jewish students
Speaker 5: onto campus and into the classrooms, libraries, and labs. You
Speaker 5: think the angels there? Shall we say evil? And we
Speaker 5: shouldn't do that? Well, recall that Peter maybe remember that
Speaker 5: chopped off the year of the servant of the High
Speaker 5: Priest was christ mad? I don't know, but he made
Speaker 5: Pete the leader of his church. And he must not
Speaker 5: have been too damn mad to use a theological term.
Speaker 5: An ugly question to ask here as we wrap this up,
Speaker 5: the Twin Towers was bombed twice once in the Clinton administration,
Speaker 5: that on nine to eleven. What exactly did we do
Speaker 5: and relax it in reaction to that? That had a
Speaker 5: lasting positive effect. Okay, do we want in October seventh
Speaker 5: on American soil? We're acting like it. Page five. Another question, Why,
Speaker 5: in the midst of the COVID shutdown during the first
Speaker 5: two years of the Harris Biden regime, did this cabal
Speaker 5: think it was a perfect time, a perfect time to
Speaker 5: open the gates to millions. I'm unvetted, uneducated, human trafficking
Speaker 5: and terrorist elements from an estimated one d and twenty nations,
Speaker 5: and guarantee food, clothing, housing, medical care, education, and jobs,
Speaker 5: in other words, worldwide welfare. Why why then our fifty
Speaker 5: percent of the electric according to the polls. Okay, with
Speaker 5: all this, and finally, conservatives are falling all over themselves
Speaker 5: telling you what they think is the number one issue
Speaker 5: in this campaign. Well, I can tell you what it isn't.
Speaker 5: It's not the border. It's not inflation, it's not wars,
Speaker 5: not campus chaos, it's not even the thirteen sacrificial lambs
Speaker 5: who were slaughtered in Cabul. It's the election rules, which
Speaker 5: are still leaving cheating wide open in the must win states.
Speaker 5: You can forget everything else. We've got to beat the cheat.
Speaker 5: We need a five to eight percent cushion to win
Speaker 5: in the seven Key States. And that's the name of
Speaker 5: that tune. Okay, that's it, Gary, Jeff, take care of yourself.
Speaker 2: Amen, brother, thanks for preaching this morning. Six fifty one
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Speaker 2: No spontaneous interaction with the media or the general public.
Speaker 2: Hiding behind a Donna bash interview on ABC that was
Speaker 2: so full of softballs, I thought a beer a Sunday
Speaker 2: Beer League was going to break out in the middle
Speaker 2: of it. She told us everything we need to know
Speaker 2: about her, and we know nothing, and that is everything
Speaker 2: you need to know. We don't know anything about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: We do know this, and she stated it over and
Speaker 2: over and over again. It's the only definitive statement she's
Speaker 2: made about her policies or how she would be as
Speaker 2: president of these United States. Her values haven't changed, she
Speaker 2: said that, so we know that since her values haven't changed,
Speaker 2: she still believes in at will murdering of unborn babies,
Speaker 2: regardless of what month they are or even if they
Speaker 2: are ready to be born. She believes her values haven't changed.
Speaker 2: She still believes in eliminating fossil fuels. She said her
Speaker 2: values haven't changed. All this arguing about whether she was
Speaker 2: going to ban fracking or not banfracking, her values haven't changed.
Speaker 2: She thinks to pull out in afghan In Afghanistan, she
Speaker 2: was proud of that she was the last person in
Speaker 2: the room. Thirteen Americans and all kinds of people died
Speaker 2: because of the way the Biden Harris administration botched that
Speaker 2: pull out. Her values haven't changed. They're not talking and
Speaker 2: it's funny how they're not talking about transgender this and that.
Speaker 2: And my friend Duane read, I'll just leave you with this,
Speaker 2: emailed me at Gary Jeff Walker at seven hundred WLW
Speaker 2: dot com, and he said, it's funny how now with
Speaker 2: the campaign nine, I wonder why, all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: we aren't hearing how life saving and extremely important genital
Speaker 2: mutilations are for children during election time. We aren't even
Speaker 2: hearing about trans men and women's sports being great or
Speaker 2: book banning argument. All of a sudden, the new Democrat
Speaker 2: Party doesn't promote that stuff. Just funny how quiet they are.
Speaker 2: With the help of the media that also fed our
Speaker 2: minds daily of how urgent those issues were. Kamala Harris's
Speaker 2: values have not changed from twenty nineteen to now. Remember that, Oh,
Speaker 2: no stomach issues again, story.
Speaker 1: Barely warm to seventy this afternoon, your scollopy mostly sunny
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Speaker 2: Saturday morning edition for this Saturday, September seventh, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Gary Jeff Walker having some issues again this morning, and
Speaker 2: I don't need to bother you with them, but I
Speaker 2: can't hear anything now if I take the headphones off
Speaker 2: and talk. Normally I can hear fine, but on the
Speaker 2: air signal it's just not coming through every week. It's
Speaker 2: something else. It makes it a wonderful surprise to come
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Speaker 2: kind of technical glitch will be dealing with. It's part
Speaker 2: of the challenge.
Speaker 14: I see trees green, resist.
Speaker 2: I see them blue, and I think to myself, I
Speaker 2: think to busan indeed, I do our retired environmental engineer
Speaker 2: Steve Shulty is here with details on climate at a
Speaker 2: Glance and a volcano. That's that's fun stuff, that's explosive.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Steven, how are you go morning?
Speaker 9: Here's yet better than I deserve as usual.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 9: So first thing is actually from the Heartland Institute under
Speaker 9: the title taking battle to the climate alarmists and I
Speaker 9: would add the elitist co conspirators. So far this year
Speaker 9: the Heartland Institute is filmed thirty two Climbing at a
Speaker 9: Glance three minute videos to break through the drive by
Speaker 9: media's propaganda. Each video has a specific climate topic like hurricane,
Speaker 9: sea level rise, polar bears, et cetera. A recent one
Speaker 9: on Antarctica, I smelting uh has already attracted over one
Speaker 9: hundred thousand views. So uh, for those who want to
Speaker 9: help their children and whatnot and friends and family. Uh,
Speaker 9: you go to www. Dot utube dot com, backslash the
Speaker 9: at sign Heartland Institute and it'll take you right there
Speaker 9: for all the Again, I've viewed a few of them.
Speaker 9: They're very they're super three minutes at most. Uh, but
Speaker 9: the fact full a lot of great information and facts
Speaker 9: and truth.
Speaker 2: Instead of lies in propaganda and the and the propagation
Speaker 2: of a billion dollar a day industry, which is uh,
Speaker 2: partly a nine.
Speaker 9: Billion We're talking we're talking two to three billion dollars
Speaker 9: a day.
Speaker 2: Oh they've gone up.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, oh yeah. The next one comes from again
Speaker 9: the Heartland's Institute. This is really interesting. I was looking
Speaker 9: at things the other day Climate Change Weekly number five
Speaker 9: sixteen from August twenty third, and the headline is hung
Speaker 9: the tongue eruption maybe behind record warming. The spike that
Speaker 9: we had spiking temperatures over the past year has been
Speaker 9: much in the news. Dozens of not hundreds of records,
Speaker 9: you know, these quote unquote records breaking streaks and stories
Speaker 9: have been in the headline, and obviously, you know they're
Speaker 9: gonna blame, you know, catastrophic man made climate change. Doctor
Speaker 9: Javier Venus, author of several books on climate change, including
Speaker 9: Climate of the Past President and Future, Solving the Climate Puzzle,
Speaker 9: and The Frozen Views of the IPCC Analysis AR six.
Speaker 9: He looked at a review of possible causes of this
Speaker 9: broad temperature in twenty twenty three, and it's on Climate
Speaker 9: et cetera website. And he looked at usual suspects, you know,
Speaker 9: and cost CO two al Nino, and believe it or not,
Speaker 9: the decrease in emissions of sulfate aerosols from cleaner shipping fuels. Basically,
Speaker 9: he looked all those three and basically said that Neil,
Speaker 9: he went through the calculation, says can't explain it. But
Speaker 9: what he did find out or come to the conclusion
Speaker 9: that just over a year before this warming happened last year,
Speaker 9: in January of twenty twenty two, an extremely unusual volcanic
Speaker 9: eruption took place in Tonga, which I believe is in
Speaker 9: Southeast Asia. He lays out the evidence quote the Tonga
Speaker 9: eruption was a submarine explosion at very shallow depths about
Speaker 9: five hundred feet below sea level. It ejected one hundred
Speaker 9: and fifty million tons of water into the stratosphere. Stras
Speaker 9: fear starts at about six miles up here in the Midwest.
Speaker 9: In fact, Nancy Sciat just said that the Tonga explosion
Speaker 9: occurred at the right depth to project a lot of
Speaker 9: water in the stratosphere. And why this is important is
Speaker 9: not only do we know volcanoes eject a lot of
Speaker 9: stuff into the stratosphere. What's important to understand is that
Speaker 9: we do know that the greenhouse effect is very sensitive
Speaker 9: to changes and the water vapor in the stratosphere. And
Speaker 9: what happened is that water vapor concentration in the statusphere
Speaker 9: increased by ten percent because of the one hundred and
Speaker 9: fifty million tons of water going up there. Now, he's
Speaker 9: not saying this definitely is the issue, but he is
Speaker 9: saying is we just can't say it's always man made, catastrophic,
Speaker 9: man made climate It's never.
Speaker 2: Never straphic man made climate change. This has nothing to
Speaker 2: do with fossil fuels. It's a friggin volcano. Mount Pinatubo
Speaker 2: exploded in nineteen ninety one in the Philippines and put
Speaker 2: more harmful particulates naturally into our atmosphere than in the
Speaker 2: entire course of human history. These people who insist that
Speaker 2: we are the cause of it just simply don't know
Speaker 2: what they're talking about. And it's not science. There's my rant.
Speaker 9: Very ok, Jeff, But this is the case.
Speaker 17: I like that.
Speaker 9: This is water vapor. Water Beau was under the.
Speaker 2: Ocean, which is ninety seven percent of our atmosphere.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 15: And then.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and they and it ejected ten percent more
Speaker 2: than we usually have. You think that could make a difference. Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yes, according to.
Speaker 9: NASA, it does make a difference. The Stratspuer is very
Speaker 9: sensitive the water vapor and its impact on us.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, listen to the scientists, not the grifters who
Speaker 2: are out there with their hands open. Seven to twelve,
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Speaker 15: I can't believe what I've just said.
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Speaker 22: best Bengals coverage.
Speaker 2: Tony Pike joins me, Tony, you saw your fair share
Speaker 2: of practices in the course of this preseason. What impressed
Speaker 2: you most on offense number one?
Speaker 25: Offensively, I do think that that the tight end and
Speaker 25: running back position are going to be much better.
Speaker 15: Obviously, Joe Burrow would be the easy answer.
Speaker 25: Because of how good he looked coming back from the
Speaker 25: risk surgery. But if it's not Joe Burrow, I do
Speaker 25: think they have a legitimate opportunity at running back to
Speaker 25: have two backs that can play four downs. For in
Speaker 25: the past, you couldn't have Joe Mixon out there in
Speaker 25: those third down situations in past protection they upgraded a
Speaker 25: tight end with Mike KASICKI. I think all of those
Speaker 25: things on offense are going to be good to help
Speaker 25: Joe Burrow in the in the different things that this
Speaker 25: offense wants to do.
Speaker 2: Well, we got all that and then Frank pollocksan it's
Speaker 2: the best offensive line he's ever had. Not bad.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they have.
Speaker 25: They're going to start the season on Sunday. For the
Speaker 25: five offensive linemen have won super Bowls and that is
Speaker 25: very hard to instill something in the team when you
Speaker 25: just haven't done that, And to have four guys that
Speaker 25: have reached the pinnacle of the NFL is something very
Speaker 25: special and you need to rely on that type of
Speaker 25: leadership and those types of opportunities.
Speaker 2: In the past, it's a defense that needed the improvement.
Speaker 2: How improved are they?
Speaker 25: Gino Stone and Von Bell are going to make a
Speaker 25: huge different difference in the back end, you're not going
Speaker 25: to see as many blown coverages and blown assignments. The
Speaker 25: question for me in the front four. You bring in
Speaker 25: Sheldon Rankings, you draft Chris Jenkins. Is that enough to
Speaker 25: help a defense and give up six yards per carry
Speaker 25: last year or six yards per play almost five yards
Speaker 25: per carry. If they want to be a better defense,
Speaker 25: it's going to start with those front four. That's probably
Speaker 25: still the biggest question mark if they can generate enough upfront.
Speaker 25: But they have certainly made the moves that would give
Speaker 25: you the hope that they have.
Speaker 2: H Tony Pike. We'll talk every Friday through the season.
Speaker 2: Good to have you. We'll talk to you next week.
Speaker 2: See you, hi, Budd. Imagine being Cincinnati's famous quarterback and
Speaker 2: having a massive problem. You line up for the snap
Speaker 2: and you have no lineman there to protect you. Without protection,
Speaker 2: you'll get crushed.
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Speaker 1: nearly record breaking with a low of forty six, the
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Speaker 2: Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com into yet another hour of the
Speaker 2: Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday, September seventh, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: Gear ejif wok you winkey. I don't know what happened
Speaker 2: this whole morning has been. I need some coffee and
Speaker 2: I need some science. How about a science minute with
Speaker 2: mister Science.
Speaker 11: Mike Yes as a night scientist, surprising of the dell
Speaker 11: behind and knee.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 15: I drove twenty minutes. I heard your voice for about
Speaker 15: thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The Saturday Morning commercial fest. It's wonderful. First week,
Speaker 2: first week of Bengals football. He's still got redspaceball, even
Speaker 2: though there's no reason for them to be playing the
Speaker 2: game legitimately other than they're contractually obligated to the major
Speaker 2: leagues to finish out the schedule. But yes, and that
Speaker 2: leaves me in the lurch.
Speaker 15: Oh well, okay, well claud Rains claud Rains. The invisible
Speaker 15: man lives, Arry Jeff. Scientists have now are able to
Speaker 15: make skin transparent. And it's you think it's something really
Speaker 15: amazing that the some new scientific chemical they developed or that,
Speaker 15: but actually actually know they what they did. They took
Speaker 15: the yellow food color. It's called tartuzine. You just use
Speaker 15: it the color your eggs and everything like that, and
Speaker 15: give you the simple physics of it. You know, how
Speaker 15: you drive with your head lights on and fog and
Speaker 15: all the lights, all the light it's scattered, you can't
Speaker 15: see anywhere. So this yellow food coloring they put apply
Speaker 15: it to the skin, and they've done this on mice
Speaker 15: and they're moving on to the human trials. They apply
Speaker 15: it to the skin. There certain amounts and it takes
Speaker 15: the skin and it kind of change gets through the
Speaker 15: fog and the skin. The fog being the different types
Speaker 15: of material in the skin causes light scattering it and
Speaker 15: it makes it all the same what they call the
Speaker 15: same where fraction index of the skin. And you know
Speaker 15: how I used to put a spoon in the water
Speaker 15: and you see the spoon bend. Yeah, Well, now that
Speaker 15: by putting this chemical on it, get it makes all
Speaker 15: the material have the same uh call it the same bends,
Speaker 15: the same index of refraction.
Speaker 2: So it doesn't really make it doesn't really make you invisible.
Speaker 15: The skin is transparent. They look through the skin to
Speaker 15: the muscular and skeletal and and uh, inside of the
Speaker 15: body of the mouse.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't I don't want to see the inside
Speaker 2: of my own body, much less anybody else's.
Speaker 15: You know, the skin cancers and and uh and other
Speaker 15: applications they're looking forward to that.
Speaker 2: You know, I just don't know that. It's it's pretty
Speaker 2: revolutionary that food coloring could actually cause you to be transparent.
Speaker 15: Don't don't try this at home.
Speaker 2: Everybody in Washington, DC needs to use this food color
Speaker 2: on themselves so they will finally truly be transparent.
Speaker 15: Twenty one fourteen Patriots have a good, big air, Jeff.
Speaker 2: Oh, twenty one fourteen Patriots. He sink sees dick from Dayton.
Speaker 2: Now Mikey went to prediction twenty one fourteen Patriots. If
Speaker 2: that happens tomorrow, the city may close when you look
Speaker 2: at him. That's no name cabin kind Charen, Oh, let
Speaker 2: us go too low please, and our friend Rick Green.
Speaker 2: Brother Rick Green from Spareworks, Cincinnati. We try to be
Speaker 2: positive wherever possible on the program, and this is one
Speaker 2: of the ways we do it by bringing you the
Speaker 2: Word of God every Saturday morning. The Bible. Fred Summy
Speaker 2: is holding on and we'll get to him in moment
Speaker 2: right now, Rick Green standing by, Good morning, brother Rick.
Speaker 15: Hey, good morning, Gary. Let's all remember love woke us
Speaker 15: up this morning.
Speaker 2: Amen.
Speaker 27: Okay, we come from Ecclesiactor, chapter seven, verse eight. It
Speaker 27: says the end that something is better than the beginning.
Speaker 27: Patient is better than pride.
Speaker 17: Amen.
Speaker 28: Indeed, I brought one of my out something I need
Speaker 28: to work one at times, Gary, Oh, I have needed
Speaker 28: extra doses of patients this morning.
Speaker 2: Believe me, it's been very, very trying. And I won't
Speaker 2: go into it because it's really not that important. But
Speaker 2: I wanted to bring to you Mark nine to seven.
Speaker 2: I just I just turned to this and here here
Speaker 2: it is. Then a cloud appeared in developed Jesus and
Speaker 2: his disciples Peter, James and John. In a voice came
Speaker 2: from the Cloud and said, this is my son whom
Speaker 2: I love. Listened to him. Let's go to love and
Speaker 2: listen to Jesus. I need that. You need that, we
Speaker 2: all need.
Speaker 15: That, the world needsy Gary.
Speaker 2: You said it all right, brother, thank you so much.
Speaker 28: All right, I have a blessed day.
Speaker 2: It already is, brother Rick Green. Now my friend Fred Summy,
Speaker 2: president of Northern Kentucky Right to Life, and they've got
Speaker 2: their very special celebration coming up, a celebration of Life
Speaker 2: which is happening one week from tomorrow on September fifteenth,
Speaker 2: to a place called Receptions and Erlanger for more than details.
Speaker 2: Fred Summi joins us. How you doing this morning, Fred,
Speaker 2: I'm doing fine.
Speaker 29: I want to thank you Gary Jeff for all you
Speaker 29: do for the pro life movement. God bless you.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I do all that much, but
Speaker 2: I'm happy to help wherever whenever I can. You do
Speaker 2: great something.
Speaker 29: We ration for life this year, like you said, just
Speaker 29: a week from Sunday at the Receptions in Irline out.
Speaker 9: Near the airport. And we're honored to.
Speaker 29: Have Steve Moser with the president of the Population Research Institution,
Speaker 29: which is really he's an internationally recognized authority on China
Speaker 29: and the population control policy that was forced on the
Speaker 29: Chinese people. Bless what's going on in the United States
Speaker 29: in that regards. We're also going to be blessed this
Speaker 29: year to have Dave Walls with the executive director of
Speaker 29: Family Foundation at Lexington to give us an update on
Speaker 29: what's going on in Kentucky. And and we're having Northern
Speaker 29: Kentucky's a pro life congressman, you know who you do well,
Speaker 29: Representative Tom Massey's gone to speak for a few minutes
Speaker 29: too about what's going on in Washington.
Speaker 2: Thomas Massey is a jim. He's a one of a
Speaker 2: kind in that swamp.
Speaker 29: And uh so proud he's our representative.
Speaker 2: I am I am two. Fred steven I had on
Speaker 2: my Nightcap earlier this week talking about his position on
Speaker 2: the subject of life. He was a pro choice atheist
Speaker 2: until he went to Communist China and saw an abortion performed. Basically,
Speaker 2: it infanticide on a baby that was out, I mean
Speaker 2: a baby was born and they killed the baby right
Speaker 2: in front of him. It totally changed his view and
Speaker 2: he understands that life is important, as everyone should. I
Speaker 2: don't know why it's controversial to say you shouldn't be
Speaker 2: able to murder unborn babies. But apparently that's controversial in
Speaker 2: our country. I guess it shouldn't be. It should be
Speaker 2: a matter of fact. It's common sense and it's about
Speaker 2: choosing life. Again, how do people find out or get
Speaker 2: involved with your celebration you're going to have next Sunday?
Speaker 29: Okay, Well, the againis at the receptions in the earl Anger.
Speaker 29: We have a one o'clock, We have a life film,
Speaker 29: We have exhibits from about twenty other pro life roots
Speaker 29: and the Cincinnati Market. We'll have refreshments, you know, like
Speaker 29: our derms.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 29: The speaker starts at two o'clock. Students are omitted. Free
Speaker 29: tickets are only ten dollars. There's no reservations. They're available
Speaker 29: at the door, and we also have free child care
Speaker 29: available for people who have young families who want to
Speaker 29: encourage them all to come to this and it is
Speaker 29: a celebration of life, but it's also an opportunity for
Speaker 29: everyone to really hear a formative and aspiring speaker so
Speaker 29: we can all be better prepared to help change other
Speaker 29: people's minds and hearts on the wonders of human life
Speaker 29: and how we need to protect even young and it's
Speaker 29: a unborn children.
Speaker 2: Indeed, Well, God bless you for all your efforts, and
Speaker 2: I hope you and pray you'll be able to change
Speaker 2: some people's minds. It's well we are.
Speaker 29: This is where it's at. We got to do this
Speaker 29: on a kind of a grape fruit level, on a
Speaker 29: one to one basis, and that's what we're about, all right,
Speaker 29: Fred here by who times and support.
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you again next Saturday. Will remind people again.
Speaker 29: Okay, Hey, God bless you, thank you, thanks for having
Speaker 29: me off.
Speaker 2: God bless you. It's eight eighteen at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 2: you what, here's some good stuff. Always it's football season.
Speaker 2: Moe Egger is here and ready to roll. Hey mo,
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: What's going on is you're getting prepared to watch some
Speaker 2: football today. You see playing Pittsburgh.
Speaker 17: Correct, Bearcats are playing pitt team that Cincinnati was able
Speaker 17: to beat last year. These are obviously two teams that
Speaker 17: have gone through a lot of change. Both teams won
Speaker 17: their opener. I think the key for the Bearcats this
Speaker 17: week is for getting the Godfather back Dante Corleone, and
Speaker 17: not a moment too soon, because as well as UC
Speaker 17: played offensively and they weren't dramatically terrible defensively, but preseason
Speaker 17: concerns about stopping the run were amplified against Tolson. Dante
Speaker 17: coming back and certainly helped. This is a pit team
Speaker 17: that the lead back last week ran for over ten
Speaker 17: yards a pop. You see, has to be better on defense.
Speaker 17: I think this pit team is really gonna challenge Cincinnati's defense.
Speaker 17: Interested in saying, hey, how much Dante plays and b
Speaker 17: if his presence enables them to be better stopping to run,
Speaker 17: because they struggled pretty mightily last week against against the
Speaker 17: Talson Tigers.
Speaker 2: This past Tuesday night, I had you on the night
Speaker 2: Cap a little dose of Saturday Morning on Tuesday night,
Speaker 2: and I was asking you about a surprise team in
Speaker 2: the NFL, I mean outside the Bengals, and you said,
Speaker 2: Pittsburgh Steelers. Is Pittsburgh a surprise team in college?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 17: I think with a lot of teams, it's sort of
Speaker 17: like Cincinnati, where the answer is, I don't know. I
Speaker 17: think Pittsburgh is better than once Cincinnati played him last
Speaker 17: year because they have a competent quarterback, which was not
Speaker 17: the case when UC went to pit last season. I
Speaker 17: think in the grand scheme of things, the expectation is
Speaker 17: they're probably a middle of the road acc team. But
Speaker 17: if you watch their first game of the season and
Speaker 17: take it with a grain of salt because of who
Speaker 17: they played. They played Kent State. Offensively, they were terrific.
Speaker 17: They got a special team's touchdown. Last season, you see
Speaker 17: beat pitt because they were great at what we don't
Speaker 17: expect them to be great at. This year, they were
Speaker 17: awesome upfront. They held Pittsburgh to less than three yards
Speaker 17: of carry. I don't think they're going to do that today,
Speaker 17: but I think that represents the biggest change in that
Speaker 17: game where it looks like Pittsburgh to me is better upfront,
Speaker 17: better offensively, they have a better quarterback, and I think
Speaker 17: they're equipped to attack Cincinnati's weakness maybe a little bit more,
Speaker 17: a little bit better than last year's pit team was.
Speaker 2: How much shuch a fan cred has Jamar Chase lost
Speaker 2: in all of this bullet who hullabaloo of him not
Speaker 2: playing and not wanting a new contract and everything else
Speaker 2: and holding out. My friend Westside Jim says, you know
Speaker 2: that Chase lost a lot of fan cred with his BS.
Speaker 2: If he comes out and pulls a hammy, I will
Speaker 2: find his ass and politely kill him. How he screwed up.
Speaker 2: Do you think a lot of fans of the Bengals
Speaker 2: feel that way about Jamar Chase and all of this
Speaker 2: this waiting to see if the Bengals would award him
Speaker 2: a new contract.
Speaker 17: Yes, And I think things pivoted pretty hard last week.
Speaker 17: You know, I think all along, I think most people
Speaker 17: were sort of willing to play along with the sit in,
Speaker 17: the or the hold in, I should say. But when
Speaker 17: he came back to practice those two days, almost two
Speaker 17: weekends ago, he thought, Okay, this is over Jamar's back,
Speaker 17: now we can proceed. And then after practicing days with
Speaker 17: his head coach insisting that he's going to play, suddenly
Speaker 17: Jamar is not practicing again. And I think when that happened,
Speaker 17: that made Zach Taylor look really bad. I think that
Speaker 17: was a really louthy thing to do to his coach,
Speaker 17: who to this point has had Jamar's back, and let's
Speaker 17: face it is it is sort of stuck in the
Speaker 17: middle as somebody who can't give Jamar a new contract
Speaker 17: put somebody who badly needs Jamar out there, and the
Speaker 17: only person who's required to speak on a regular basis
Speaker 17: is Zach Taylor's in a really tough position of having
Speaker 17: to answer for something that he really can't do anything about.
Speaker 17: And so, you know, the head coach comes out and says,
Speaker 17: because I think he believed Jamar is going to practice,
Speaker 17: all signs pointing to him starting the season against the Patriots,
Speaker 17: and then suddenly he doesn't show up. I think in
Speaker 17: terms of fan opinion, that's where things pivoted, and so
Speaker 17: I do think Jamar has lost fan cred or however
Speaker 17: you want to put it. The reality, though, is for
Speaker 17: an athlete, that's always easy to get that back. It's
Speaker 17: a get on the field and be performed. The question is,
Speaker 17: and I don't think anybody knows, is Jamar going to
Speaker 17: get on the field and perform tomorrow?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I mean he said it was yesterday. He said
Speaker 2: it was a he was a game time decision by him.
Speaker 2: That's usually team speak for we're not telling you anything.
Speaker 2: So I guess it's Jamar speak for the same thing.
Speaker 2: I think that the Bengals ought to handily beat the
Speaker 2: New England Patriots tomorrow with or without Jamar Chase, don't.
Speaker 15: You I do.
Speaker 17: This might be the worst team in the league. And
Speaker 17: it's remarkable to say that when you think of nearly
Speaker 17: a two decade long dynasty that ruled the NFL. New
Speaker 17: England's going to start Jakoby Brissett at quarterback in large
Speaker 17: part because I think it would be unfair to their
Speaker 17: first round pick, Drake May to throw him to the
Speaker 17: Wolves so early in the season when there's very little
Speaker 17: talent around him. If you look at Pro Football Focus,
Speaker 17: you know, in the offseason, they rank and they use
Speaker 17: metrics to do this, and it's obviously subjective, but they
Speaker 17: rank every position group. New England's wide receivers dead last,
Speaker 17: offensive line I think second to dead last, running backs
Speaker 17: twenty seventh best. There's just not a lot there. And
Speaker 17: so look the Bengals, if they don't have Jamar Chason
Speaker 17: t Higgins tomorrow, offensively, they're significantly limited. I just don't
Speaker 17: know how New England scores. And by the way, the
Speaker 17: Patriots made it easier for the Bengals this summer because
Speaker 17: they traded away their best defensive player to the Atlanta Falcons.
Speaker 17: Matthew Judah and so I agree with you. I think
Speaker 17: the NFL handed the Bengals a gift in Week one
Speaker 17: that a helps rectify their recent issues with slow starts
Speaker 17: and b helps mitigate any internal issues they have. So yes,
Speaker 17: they should beat New England. The question is if Jamar
Speaker 17: doesn't play tomorrow and if t Higgins, who went from
Speaker 17: feeling amazing to now doubtful on the injury report, if
Speaker 17: those two players don't play tomorrow, we instantly start talking
Speaker 17: about their availability for the game a week from tomorrow
Speaker 17: in Kansas City against the Chiefs, a significantly more difficult
Speaker 17: opponent than the one they play tomorrow afternoon.
Speaker 2: In which they will be absolutely needed to perform and
Speaker 2: participate in that game. What did you see from the
Speaker 2: Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night that tells the story
Speaker 2: of their season so far? I saw a team that
Speaker 2: just keeps on keeping on against an incredible Baltimore Ravens
Speaker 2: team that lost by a toe And wasn't that a
Speaker 2: great way to kick off the NFL season?
Speaker 17: It is a great game. Yeah, really, yeah, you know,
Speaker 17: I mean, the scary thing to me about a team
Speaker 17: like Kansas City is when they're not at their best
Speaker 17: and they still win, and still win against the good opponent.
Speaker 17: And you know, let's face it, they were an inch
Speaker 17: away from having to defend a two point conversion, which
Speaker 17: have baults more converts. They go on the road and
Speaker 17: beat the Kansas City Chiefs on the night where Lamar
Speaker 17: Jackson wasn't at his best. I think the most interesting
Speaker 17: thing about the Chiefs is how they've they've evolved defensively
Speaker 17: over the last couple of years, right because in the
Speaker 17: early years of the Mahomes, Andy Reid, Travis Kelcey, Tyreek
Speaker 17: Hill run, they had to outscore everybody and you can
Speaker 17: move the ball against them, and they had weaknesses in
Speaker 17: the secondary. And now it's kind of the opposite, right,
Speaker 17: They're obviously they have the best quarterback in the game
Speaker 17: in Patrick Mahomes. I'm certainly willing to say that they
Speaker 17: have great weaponry, but they can stop you when they
Speaker 17: have to. And you know, granted they were on their
Speaker 17: heels late in that game against the Baltimore Ravens. I
Speaker 17: think Bengals Chiefs has turned into the best rivalry in
Speaker 17: the sport. They've played five great games against each other
Speaker 17: since December of twenty twenty one. It's a little bit
Speaker 17: different playing than this early, but yeah, look, it's as
Speaker 17: long as they've gotten number fifteen, long as they have
Speaker 17: the home field that they do, they're going to be
Speaker 17: a tough team to beat. I'm hopeful that the Bengals
Speaker 17: are more whole when they go to Kansas City next
Speaker 17: week because it's a great rivalry, it's a great game,
Speaker 17: and it's a game that could have far reaching implications
Speaker 17: as we start to talk about the playoffs later on
Speaker 17: in December and January.
Speaker 2: Well, with Pachanko and Rashid Rice, the Bengals certainly better
Speaker 2: learned to tackle somebody in the open field because they're
Speaker 2: gonna be faced with that dawning task. Listen, I have
Speaker 2: a fantastic weekend. Go bear Cats today and bring home
Speaker 2: a victory.
Speaker 8: Mo.
Speaker 15: I'll do my best.
Speaker 2: Thank you, all right, Bye, bye, counselor what's going on? Hey?
Speaker 2: How you doing, Garret? Jeff? I'm doing fine. It's just
Speaker 2: been a very weird morning, that's what I'm hearing. It's
Speaker 2: very strange. I have a short show today. I have
Speaker 2: only two hours to screw up. Hey, you know what,
Speaker 2: you know what Republicans say? What Dick Cheney before he
Speaker 2: dicks you. I can't believe that. You know what?
Speaker 31: You hate Trump? Fine, I get it. Don't vote for him,
Speaker 31: but don't vote for the other person. I mean, I'm disappointed.
Speaker 31: My favorite Washington joke of all time?
Speaker 2: What's that? Dick Cheney and Bill Clinton are seated together
Speaker 2: at this reception dinner in Washington and a young, vibrant,
Speaker 2: twenty one year old intern walks past their table, and
Speaker 2: Bill Clinton looks at Dick Cheney and this is well, Dick,
Speaker 2: you think we can screw her? And Dick says, out
Speaker 2: of what? Well, what's on the show, Michael cole Man, Hey, listen.
Speaker 31: Going to talk about a positive subject, and that's the
Speaker 31: Ronald Reagan movie, which I saw last week and absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 31: Of course, panned by the credits, but it was number
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Speaker 2: We're going to talk about that.
Speaker 31: We're also going to talk about fake Kamala, her little
Speaker 31: problem with her accent. She has one in Detroit, she
Speaker 31: doesn't have one in a pinch Perk.
Speaker 2: It's just so phony. Yeah, the whole thing is so phony,
Speaker 2: So contract Kamala Walton, they're just phonies. Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: real and whether you like him or not, he is
Speaker 2: exactly who you see and he'll answer questions too.
Speaker 31: Yeah, we're gonna talk to Janis Heisel at ten thirty
Speaker 31: about what's going on in the Trump campaign. One more
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