Speaker 1: It's weird. It's weird.
Speaker 2: So you just you know, one thing through one board,
Speaker 2: even though ultimately the end product all sounds the same
Speaker 2: to you. That is night and day from my greens.
Speaker 2: I'm in back of the Raleigh studio today. But yeah, yeah, buddy.
Speaker 2: So last night we had our we had our listener event,
Speaker 2: a little little bourbon tasting action, the Triangle version. We
Speaker 2: did the Triad thing on Tuesday. Wednesday, I also had
Speaker 2: a thing that was more of a client So I am,
Speaker 2: what a week, man, what a week? And once again,
Speaker 2: although I handle this like a pro, once again to
Speaker 2: you and a time, what do you think they want
Speaker 2: to ask about? Where's Ross? Why can't Ross be here?
Speaker 2: Can't he come here and not watch the bills that
Speaker 2: I'm And that was the exact question, and I said no.
Speaker 2: I said, if he is at work then and it's
Speaker 2: work making them not watch it. But if you've committed
Speaker 2: to not watch it and you do it in your
Speaker 2: own free time, that's commitment. And the dude went, you know,
Speaker 2: it makes sense. So handled handled that one, and that's
Speaker 2: the extent that we're going to talk about it. So
Speaker 2: with that in mine, thank you to every Sorry, I
Speaker 2: just thought it was really funny. He's like, I never
Speaker 2: looked at it like that, and I'm like, no, that's
Speaker 2: what's uh. Yeah, if somebody takes something from you or
Speaker 2: you give it to somebody, those are two totally different things.
Speaker 2: One is magnanimous and one is not so much. So anyway, no,
Speaker 2: thank you everyone for coming out. We dude, I am
Speaker 2: constantly when you think when you work in talk radio,
Speaker 2: they pound into your head. Men age twenty five to
Speaker 2: fifty four, right, this is how we break demographics down
Speaker 2: in the world of media. Men twenty five to fifty
Speaker 2: four and men thirty five sixty four are the two
Speaker 2: key demographics that traditionally talk radio has excelled in a lot.
Speaker 2: Without getting into our numbers, because I was doing a
Speaker 2: rundown with our boss yesterday, so I know what they
Speaker 2: actually look like. All you have to do is go
Speaker 2: to one of our events. Man, you have people of
Speaker 2: all walks of life, socioeconomically, you got I heard more
Speaker 2: and maybe it's just the triangle now. I heard more
Speaker 2: accents ranging from Jersey to a t You know what
Speaker 2: is clearly a North Carolina native accent, which you don't
Speaker 2: hear as many is as you did.
Speaker 1: Ten years ago, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: To uh, what was the what was there was a
Speaker 2: really horrible one too, like almost indiscernible what they were saying,
Speaker 2: had had trouble with ours and stuff.
Speaker 1: Roger, you ever heard an accent.
Speaker 3: Like that I have and this thing like I like
Speaker 3: start to throw up out of like, yes, yes, it's
Speaker 3: bad when it happens in public. Is I don't mean
Speaker 3: to vomit on people, It tends to happen. I'm it's
Speaker 3: just a physical reaction to that accent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't even want I would imitate it for you,
Speaker 2: but some of you were probably eating. But let's just
Speaker 2: say it's the accent of somebody who would park their
Speaker 2: vehicle in a prestigious university's central gathering area. I don't
Speaker 2: want to say any of the words. So anyway, that
Speaker 2: dude was there and then all the bourbon was gone.
Speaker 2: It was crazy.
Speaker 1: So I no, I had never met Boston Paul in person.
Speaker 1: I had no idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I know he came to Lincoln. He came
Speaker 2: to like Lincoln's party, didn't he Yeah a long time ago. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he was like he was trying to remember when it
Speaker 2: was and I'm like, yeah, probably was like three or something.
Speaker 3: And he brought a badass gift too. It was like
Speaker 3: a remote control like police car with flashing lights and stuff.
Speaker 3: Did I still have it?
Speaker 1: You have real guns?
Speaker 3: Or that was a I mean you could modify it
Speaker 3: that way, right, right, right right, okay, way you got
Speaker 3: a police saw the police car.
Speaker 1: You saw those drums? I bought him right? Those were
Speaker 1: misplaced somehow? Yeah, you know, how do you misplace a drum?
Speaker 1: Share how that? I think it was a prowler.
Speaker 2: A prowler broke in and stole a professional level child's drums,
Speaker 2: I believe.
Speaker 1: So that's just not safe. You know what you need?
Speaker 2: You need more of those police light things we were
Speaker 2: talking about this morning. I I so I ran up
Speaker 2: to Normally, if I'm going to go to the gas
Speaker 2: station from around the studio in the morning, I just
Speaker 2: go to the one across literally across Capital over there,
Speaker 2: pop in at what I need. But sometimes the dudes
Speaker 2: got it locked because he's in there stocking drinks and stuff.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, all right, I'm going to head up
Speaker 2: to the old sheets up there off of Green Road.
Speaker 2: And it stands out to you as you're traversing the
Speaker 2: roadways in a non traditional matter because for some reason
Speaker 2: they got Atlantic over here shut off, so I can't
Speaker 2: go up. I can go up, I can't go down
Speaker 2: Atlantic because there's a portal to the center of the
Speaker 2: Earth in the road over here. I'm assuming that's what
Speaker 2: it is. Right, are you found gold or you're in
Speaker 2: are you're you're putting one of those elevators in like
Speaker 2: the updated total recall.
Speaker 1: I don't know what they're doing over there, So I
Speaker 1: go up Ross.
Speaker 2: You saw the sinkhole, right, it was fixed this morning?
Speaker 2: Oh it is, folc. I didn't even bother said, yesterday
Speaker 2: was such a pain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I avoid Capital because Capital, So I like taking
Speaker 3: the scenic row, as my dad would say, and I'd
Speaker 3: take it down Atlantic. And I was preparing to go
Speaker 3: with their detour and right because yesterday was closed right
Speaker 3: right away home, I'm driving back, Like the drive back home.
Speaker 3: That lane was open right, yeah, northbound was fine. Southbound, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm driving. And then that left hand lane like I've
Speaker 3: never seen so many white pickup construction trucks with flashing lights.
Speaker 3: And there was the biggest hole I've ever seen in
Speaker 3: the road.
Speaker 2: You know, there's something good in there has to be
Speaker 2: if there's that many people gathered around a hole, very special.
Speaker 1: What if it's like that.
Speaker 2: Volcano in that movie Volcano with Tommy Lee Jones. We're
Speaker 2: one day in the middle of Libra. It's like we're
Speaker 2: just gonna put a volcano here, which I've heard. I've
Speaker 2: heard that doesn't work like that from a science standpoint,
Speaker 2: but I'm not a scientist or whatever. But driving in today, man,
Speaker 2: it was patched up perfectly. Oh good, Okay, I still
Speaker 2: don't know if I drive over it. The day after
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: Feeling sort of like iffy driving over Yeah, I'm like,
Speaker 3: but worst case scenario, I fall in the giant hole
Speaker 3: and then I know i't have to go into work
Speaker 3: because my stomach is feeling kind of rough.
Speaker 2: So but now you're in the bottom of a giant hole,
Speaker 2: it'll be fine, Okay, all right.
Speaker 1: So I don't know if you guys have noticed these.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming I I And by the way, I don't
Speaker 2: want to assume as my final answer, So if somebody
Speaker 2: from PD wants to call or or text me or whatever,
Speaker 2: the answer to this, I am.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 2: So there's these things that look like floodlights that you
Speaker 2: would see on a construction side. At night, they have
Speaker 2: a big pole that goes up in the air. It's
Speaker 2: got a big right ass light that illuminates the entire.
Speaker 1: Area below it.
Speaker 2: It also has blue flashy lights that would look very
Speaker 2: similar to if ROLLI PD had somebody pulled over and
Speaker 2: they are in gas station parking lots. They are in
Speaker 2: shopping center parking lots or the old barbecue joining us
Speaker 2: up there on Capital, the you know, the the other
Speaker 2: gas stations along Capital. I'm assuming and correct me if
Speaker 2: I'm wrong. Those are Those are dirt bag repellents. Those
Speaker 2: are scumbag don't park here and do scumbaggery repellents?
Speaker 1: Am I wrong?
Speaker 2: I don't think I'm wrong, because why else would you
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night turn it into daytime
Speaker 2: and all of these parking lots the.
Speaker 3: Same way going down Atlantic once again, and there's like
Speaker 3: a old there's like a night club there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in this strip mall.
Speaker 2: I know that exactly the one you're talking about, because
Speaker 2: one of our stations was going to do a promotion
Speaker 2: over there one day and they had a shooting like
Speaker 2: two days before, and I understand we didn't do the promotions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they set those up a while ago so
Speaker 3: that you would drive and you see them from a distance.
Speaker 3: From a distance, you see the blue flashing lights right, like, oh,
Speaker 3: maybe that's a cop because you see it from far away,
Speaker 3: so you know, the typical response is to slow down
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 1: There not for you, and when you just keep doing
Speaker 1: your regular speed because ross doesn't speed.
Speaker 3: When you get it right, when you get up there,
Speaker 3: you're like, oh, that's not a cop. It's a blue
Speaker 3: flashy land of parking lot. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think
Speaker 3: it serves. I think it's dual purpose.
Speaker 2: I think it won because if it was just the
Speaker 2: flashy lights, you don't have to illuminate it like daytime,
Speaker 2: like it's noon, so and the light again, the lights
Speaker 2: are shining into these parking lots, and so everything you
Speaker 2: do and there would be seen.
Speaker 1: I'm just curious.
Speaker 2: I'm speculating, and I don't like to do that on
Speaker 2: the radio, but I'm doing so because I know that
Speaker 2: I can probably get an answer on this because we
Speaker 2: got that kind of flex. All right, So are those
Speaker 2: scumbag repellents? I'm almost one hundred percent sure they are. Anyway,
Speaker 2: It is a six fifteen CaCO Day radio program.
Speaker 1: We will we will.
Speaker 2: We're going to start the We're gonna start the clock
Speaker 2: on this fine morn. How long will it take the
Speaker 2: Harris campaign to come up with a brilliant, a brilliant
Speaker 2: idea that will almost certainly capture them, capture them the
Speaker 2: election to not tax overtime hours? When do you think
Speaker 2: the Harris campaign will unveil their new proposal to not
Speaker 2: tax overtime hours? And the clock has started, people, The
Speaker 2: clock is rolling right now.
Speaker 4: I'm also announcing that as part of our additional tax cuts,
Speaker 4: we will end all taxes on overtime.
Speaker 5: You know what that means?
Speaker 2: All right, there's more to that cut. We will get
Speaker 2: into it. But so clock's ticking. I say at her, Well,
Speaker 2: she was in Greensboro and Charlotte yesterday, so the announcer
Speaker 2: won't come here. I think that's going to be a thing.
Speaker 2: Uh well, I can't see that. Oh, Jared is Joey?
Speaker 1: What's up? Joey?
Speaker 6: Hey Casee?
Speaker 7: How you doing, buddy?
Speaker 1: I'm pretty good.
Speaker 6: What bourbon did you like best? First?
Speaker 2: I think I like I like bourbon. Yeah, they had
Speaker 2: one with a tequila finish. I don't have it right
Speaker 2: in front of me, but I'll tell you what it
Speaker 2: is here when I look it up on the air.
Speaker 6: So have you ever tried Widow Jane?
Speaker 1: I made in Brooklyn? I mean maybe, well that is
Speaker 1: it bourbon, sir?
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, ten years you know.
Speaker 1: I just everyone gets in that argument. They don't realize it.
Speaker 1: As long as you made in the US, it can
Speaker 1: be bourbon. So anyway, go ahead.
Speaker 6: Yes, especially Brooklyn and Red Hook. You would think nothing
Speaker 6: but trash would come out of there. But it's good.
Speaker 2: I didn't say, but okay. And moon bats. You've got
Speaker 2: a lot of moon bats over there in Brooklyn.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, that that too. And and uh, those things
Speaker 6: you see around with the lights and stuff, those are
Speaker 6: the cameras.
Speaker 1: They got them on job sites, they got them all
Speaker 1: over the place.
Speaker 6: Those are just those are cameras well.
Speaker 2: But why why have they'm illuminated like the sun at
Speaker 2: five point thirty in the morning.
Speaker 8: Then that's just how they are all day and all night.
Speaker 2: I think I think they I think you're probably right.
Speaker 2: There's a combination of cameras. Ross is right. It also
Speaker 2: looks like police from a distance. And I'm right because
Speaker 2: there's no reason to illuminate a football field worth of
Speaker 2: a parking lot unless you're trying to deter people from
Speaker 2: going in there and doing drug deals or whatever else.
Speaker 6: Well, you know that that that doesn't happen at these
Speaker 6: gas stations and stuff today, that none of that stuff happens.
Speaker 6: It's I guess that you're hind something new out. You know.
Speaker 2: No, you're probably right, and I shouldn't just see them
Speaker 2: as he Thanks for the call there, Joey is an
Speaker 2: indicator that that's probably I don't know, I should probably
Speaker 2: have your head on a swivel in the general vicinity.
Speaker 2: I know people, Hey, oh, that's unfair because they're unequally distributed.
Speaker 2: And you know why do you know why they're in
Speaker 2: a park at that parking lot up on Capitol across
Speaker 2: where the Chick fil A is Because there is a
Speaker 2: far greater chance historically that they will have problems over
Speaker 2: there versus the parking lot of the target down on
Speaker 2: High House Road in Kerry. Okay, I don't make the numbers.
Speaker 2: Those are the numbers, So don't try to make it
Speaker 2: that thing. It's just you're gonna use you police use
Speaker 2: their enforcement where they have problems. Well, there's people gathering
Speaker 2: in parking lots in that target parking lot. You're probably right.
Speaker 2: Are they then committing crimes? Or are they just sitting there?
Speaker 2: Because if the folks ought these places up at Capitol,
Speaker 2: we're just loitering. I don't think they put the effort in.
Speaker 2: And it's not just Capital, it's elsewhere. And I've actually
Speaker 2: seen them downtown in a couple places too. So anyway,
Speaker 2: that's how we choose to start the show. We woke
Speaker 2: up and shows violence and we'll be right back. So
Speaker 2: we just talked about that accent, and I have to
Speaker 2: subject people to it. Okay, whatever, Yes, Boston Paul, I'm
Speaker 2: glad to see you're not passed out anymore.
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 8: Hey, you know you pulled the best words last night. Man,
Speaker 8: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 2: With what I was driving, the big red station vehicle.
Speaker 2: You that one you're referring to that one?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're sitting there, the wife and I were watching
Speaker 8: the people, you know, walking by and stuff. It was
Speaker 8: before the event, and it comes this company cab and
Speaker 8: comes around a corner up on the curb to the wheels.
Speaker 7: I'm like, holy, how get that?
Speaker 8: And didn't you pop up?
Speaker 2: And I didn't pull a Beth Wood. Admittedly, I drove
Speaker 2: up on the curb. Do you know why I drove
Speaker 2: up on the curb because they want that station vehicle
Speaker 2: right out front of the venue the spot they had
Speaker 2: to cross the street, and it was one of those
Speaker 2: situations where the guy in front is so far back
Speaker 2: and they have that pole there that I can't angle in, so,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, when you're doing that, one of
Speaker 2: the ways that you can accomplish that is to put
Speaker 2: your tie the back tire up on the curb and
Speaker 2: kind of use the curb as a back through.
Speaker 1: And it worked. Did I not park that right up
Speaker 1: against there?
Speaker 8: I was like packing a cab on and have a yad.
Speaker 2: Right, see what I'm talking about? Oh my gosh, man,
Speaker 2: people are eating.
Speaker 8: They don't forget to say hey to mention Willow Springs.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll say hi to dude.
Speaker 2: I've met a lot of good people yesterday, like Mitch
Speaker 2: and Joe.
Speaker 8: Mitch never calls in, but he wanted, he wanted, he
Speaker 8: wanted to be mentioned.
Speaker 1: That was it. That was That was That's the list
Speaker 1: of dudes I met that were good dudes. Those two.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, by.
Speaker 2: The way, tell your wife she's an angel. I don't
Speaker 2: know how she does it.
Speaker 8: So they, uh, did you are you going to the program?
Speaker 8: Uh today after work? Because you've been drinking all week?
Speaker 1: Then I had my three SIPs.
Speaker 8: You've been drinking all week. You need a sponsor, don't you.
Speaker 2: I sampled, I sampled the I took SIPs of four
Speaker 2: different bourbons, and I'll tell you what. It didn't agree
Speaker 2: with me. You know what you can't Boston Paul. You
Speaker 2: saw me yesterday. You didn't see me six months ago.
Speaker 2: You know you know I've lost like almost forty pounds. Really, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what it helps I if you don't go
Speaker 2: shovel alcohol in your face all day?
Speaker 1: Did you know that?
Speaker 2: On the CaCO Day radio program, Ross is showing me
Speaker 2: ai of Dave Batista photos.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming no, No, it's actually David Batista. That's him.
Speaker 1: That's half a David. David Bautista.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for the name, if you don't remember who that is.
Speaker 2: He played Drax in Guardians of the Galaxy. Kind of
Speaker 2: a big dude. Obviously, Wrestler made that transition. And I
Speaker 2: had heard that his thing was he didn't want to
Speaker 2: just be drats all the time.
Speaker 3: Previous Yeah, he said that he wants to be a
Speaker 3: serious actor. And the guy I can't what is the
Speaker 3: Guy's the director of Doune Right to Believe? Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: yeah yeah, oh no, perfect, he said, Dave Batista is
Speaker 3: actually an amazing actor.
Speaker 1: He's really good.
Speaker 3: So he wants like more dramatic roles and doesn't want
Speaker 3: to be like the action hero forever. So apparently he
Speaker 3: went out an all vegan diet and he lost a
Speaker 3: lot of weight. Okay, down and he looks like a
Speaker 3: different person, Okay, kind of. Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: You immediately know it's Dave Batista because while he has
Speaker 2: slimmed down, his head's the same size. He's got Al
Speaker 2: Sharpton disease. Remember remember how the Al Sharpton now but
Speaker 2: his head is still and who who else?
Speaker 1: L Roker?
Speaker 2: Remember Roker when he lost the weight? Drew Carry when
Speaker 2: he lost the weight. I'm not picking on these guys,
Speaker 2: and I don't know if it's like a mental trick
Speaker 2: in my head just from always seeing them, you know,
Speaker 2: always seeing Drew Carry, Drew Carry show size and Al
Speaker 2: Sharpton Al Sharpton you know, tracksuit bullhorn size. But the
Speaker 2: head didn't go down, so obviously, you know, genetically, I
Speaker 2: guess his body wants to be bigger, because there's no
Speaker 2: other explanation for why that.
Speaker 1: May be so.
Speaker 2: Any who, So we got got that out there, speaking
Speaker 2: of very very large dudes that are not anymore.
Speaker 1: That was a really rough segue.
Speaker 2: Now that I think about it, I saw It's funny
Speaker 2: because it looks like everyone else sent this to you
Speaker 2: too yesterday, the world's quote most monstrous bodybuilder at Ilalia
Speaker 2: golum Uh.
Speaker 1: Check your film check.
Speaker 2: Actually, I think I may be able to pronounce that
Speaker 2: has died at the age of thirty six. This dude
Speaker 2: looks straight, not real when he's at peak way. I mean,
Speaker 2: he looks like I used to have and they were
Speaker 2: not like WWF. I used to have, like the big
Speaker 2: the They had these wrestlers and they were like rubber
Speaker 2: wrestlers when they would like stick to each other as
Speaker 2: you could pretend to do so those you know what
Speaker 2: I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: That's what I look at this dude. That's what that
Speaker 1: dude looks like, or.
Speaker 2: Did look like, before he had a monstrous heart attack
Speaker 2: at the age of thirty six.
Speaker 3: See for me, the like the way his body looks,
Speaker 3: it reminds me of the old WWF. Remember the pillows.
Speaker 3: Do you remember the Yes, I had one, it was
Speaker 3: the legs and then it was but the upper body
Speaker 3: was like super square, like yeah yeah, he looks like yeah,
Speaker 3: they were SpongeBob esque.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, yes. So then you know, you read
Speaker 2: this story like, well that's set. I got no beef
Speaker 2: with the dude. I honestly, I don't know that i'd
Speaker 2: ever seen him before. Let's see here. But then I'm like,
Speaker 2: why would a guy who's in peak physical condition have
Speaker 2: a heart attack at the age of thirty six? So
Speaker 2: I started exploring the story. Maybe it's a diet related
Speaker 2: maybe Janetta, I don't know. The athlete allegedly suffered the
Speaker 2: heart attack at home and fell into a coma. His wife, Anna,
Speaker 2: supposedly performed chess. How how did his wife Anna?
Speaker 1: That's what that was my thought too, Like, you know,
Speaker 1: cause with a drillgy come in.
Speaker 2: It's one of those industrial crushing presses, so they have
Speaker 2: the YouTube channels over.
Speaker 1: I did not see.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's photos of him in the art of his
Speaker 3: wife in the article.
Speaker 1: I didn't see them.
Speaker 3: I just scroll the story quickly on my phone because
Speaker 3: I was really curious about his diet. But maybe she's
Speaker 3: like Starla from Napoleon Dynamite. Okay, remember the female bodybuilder.
Speaker 3: So maybe she could put enough pressure on his on
Speaker 3: his chest, you know, to keep it going or whatever.
Speaker 3: But I otherwise, what are you doing there?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It didn't work really all right?
Speaker 2: Hold, I keep talking, I'm typing in her name. Say
Speaker 2: something interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they say that, did you already say? They
Speaker 3: said his diet consisted of sixteen hundred calories per day.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, no, sixteen six hundred calories per
Speaker 2: day very which, by the way, this is crazy because
Speaker 2: once upon it, you know, I love Captain America, Steve Rodgers,
Speaker 2: And when I started going to the gym and trying
Speaker 2: to eat right and taking the amount of correct amount
Speaker 2: of protein every day.
Speaker 3: When I started doing I was like, I wonder how
Speaker 3: many calories Captain America, after taking this the super serum,
Speaker 3: would have to consume every single day, right to maintain
Speaker 3: that physique. And there was actually a medical journal. They
Speaker 3: actually came out. It was like some official medical journal.
Speaker 3: They came out and they did a study just for fun,
Speaker 3: and they were like Captain America would have to like
Speaker 3: take in like twenty two thousand calories a day. So
Speaker 3: this dude is almost up to Captain America Steve Rogers
Speaker 3: status sixteen five hundred calories a day, seven daily meals,
Speaker 3: including five pounds of steak and more than one hundred
Speaker 3: pieces of sushi.
Speaker 1: I mean, I like steak and I like sushi. What's that?
Speaker 1: Is that something wrong with that diet? There's not nearly
Speaker 1: enough eggs. I talk about this all the time. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I loves eggs. I've been talk about this all the time.
Speaker 3: I'm not one for self promotion, but in the Hayes
Speaker 3: for share of Twitch channel, which is the thing I
Speaker 3: do in the weekends. You should check it out if
Speaker 3: you're a listener.
Speaker 1: It's fun. We all get together every time.
Speaker 3: Anyway, every you gotta at least start your morning off
Speaker 3: with twenty eggs. At least twenty eggs every morning. Your
Speaker 3: wife must hate you.
Speaker 1: Now at least four at least four eggs.
Speaker 2: All right, speaking of wives, Right, I'm sending you a link.
Speaker 2: I'm sending you a link to a story, and if
Speaker 2: you stroll down, there's pictures of him and his wife's
Speaker 2: standing there.
Speaker 1: So I'm want is she like Starla? He emailed it?
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, I'm sorry. I was doing it on this
Speaker 2: shed have texted it to you. But all right, so Ross,
Speaker 2: we were waiting and we're going to solve mystery.
Speaker 1: I'm roberts Deck. Does she look like Starla? Could she
Speaker 1: do chest compressions on that? Dude? I'm the beast from
Speaker 1: a Game of throat? No, what is the guy's name
Speaker 1: from Game of Thrones?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 10: Uh ho?
Speaker 1: Door ho door, Let's see.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's see. I'm not seeing her yet. Keep scrolling
Speaker 3: seeing her. Yeah, it's not gonna cut it. This is
Speaker 3: not gonna do it. She's one of his arms, right,
Speaker 3: she looks like one of his snacks, which she probably was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like get in my pocket. She's like, I'm
Speaker 1: giving him, I'm giving him CPR.
Speaker 3: It was like maybe it was like the Jeffersons, but
Speaker 3: instead of being on his back, she was just jumping
Speaker 3: on his chest.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, Look and again, I don't want
Speaker 2: to make light over you know, I'm not making light
Speaker 2: over the death of it. He's just such a unique
Speaker 2: different dude that you know, these questions, Uh, these questions
Speaker 2: come in, man, what is she's So she's a check
Speaker 2: model by trade, and she's a fitness person.
Speaker 1: I mean, she looks fit. I'll give her that.
Speaker 3: So and of course, you know the speculation on this guy.
Speaker 3: They're like, well, you know, obviously he worked out a lot. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I mean having that kind of like I said,
Speaker 3: his physique is so great, what's that? Don't know, what's
Speaker 3: ther something is maybe too much muscle and maybe I
Speaker 3: don't know, but believe it or not, there's speculations, yes,
Speaker 3: about the vacs, but also are you sitting down Possibly steroids,
Speaker 3: Oh I say, possibly steroids.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, and it's weird because in the photo where you know,
Speaker 2: the photo where he's real beefed out that they have
Speaker 2: in the pictures, it looks crazy, the one where he's
Speaker 2: standing next to Anna or whatever her name is, Like,
Speaker 2: he looks big, but he doesn't look as big as
Speaker 2: he does in those other photos.
Speaker 3: So I'm sure he fluctuated in this article you sent
Speaker 3: me the first one. This looks like photoshop. It doesn't
Speaker 3: even look like a real human being.
Speaker 2: The New York Post one. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's what I'm saying. So but anyway, yeah, there's like
Speaker 2: I said, we got to got o one but two
Speaker 2: fitness stories, all right, So everybody's out there in the
Speaker 2: world of politics or something to say, and some interesting
Speaker 2: stuff was said. Trump uh Kamala was uh doing uh
Speaker 2: doing her.
Speaker 1: Things the debate.
Speaker 11: He has no plan to replace it.
Speaker 10: He said, consuts of a plan.
Speaker 1: You should get hazard.
Speaker 2: What do we You know we give troops when they're
Speaker 2: in a war zone, they get extra pay, you know that, right,
Speaker 2: you should get that.
Speaker 1: Having to dub this crap in, man.
Speaker 3: Dude, that is rough, you know, the whole thing where
Speaker 3: like there's rumors that there was shenanigans between ABC, you know,
Speaker 3: the questions and having the questions in advance, and yeah,
Speaker 3: at first I'm like that, I don't know about that,
Speaker 3: but then you hear audio like this, and I'm like, dude,
Speaker 3: it had to be rigged. They had to have given
Speaker 3: her the questions and she had to have them ready
Speaker 3: to go because you see her when she's in like
Speaker 3: situations like this, and just play that again, just listen.
Speaker 3: I don't wanna. Yeah, I know it's it's torturous, all right,
Speaker 3: hold on.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna all right, I'm gonna hit the button and then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna dive under my board here every what he
Speaker 2: said in.
Speaker 11: The debate, he has no plan to replace it.
Speaker 10: He said, he said concepts of Alan.
Speaker 1: PTSD is that same person. That's the same person, isn't it.
Speaker 2: At the end there pgsj oh like, that's Kamala.
Speaker 1: Oh. I don't want to play that again, but I'm
Speaker 1: gonna have to later in the show. Oh Man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So we'll get into the ABC story.
Speaker 2: And also I hate that the person out here promising
Speaker 2: me the dirt on Secret Service is Democrat Bloomenthal because
Speaker 2: now I assume it's far worse and he's going to
Speaker 2: cover it up. That's my level of paranoia this morning.
Speaker 2: As we get into all of this, we'll tell you
Speaker 2: what the senator, the senator, the Democrat senator who is
Speaker 2: one of the biggest scumbags is the dude from Connecticut. No,
Speaker 2: not the one with the private whites only beach club,
Speaker 2: the one who lied about him. Remember he lied and
Speaker 2: said he was in Vietnam. That Richard, that Bloomenthal, that
Speaker 2: Senator Blumenthal, which, by the way, you know, how do
Speaker 2: you assume people can fact check that. I remember what
Speaker 2: was like ten years ago when he got busted for it.
Speaker 2: He's still in the Senate, So do the math. That guy.
Speaker 2: He's got some thoughts on Secret Service. We'll get to
Speaker 2: all of it coming up. Hang on phone number eight
Speaker 2: eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. So
Speaker 2: Senator Bloomenthal faked being a Vietnam Vet. That dude, he
Speaker 2: just came out and he is on one of the
Speaker 2: committees that he is doing the investigation, obviously with the
Speaker 2: Secret Service, but he's also he's also a guy I
Speaker 2: don't trust as far as I could throw him, however
Speaker 2: he was. They caught him in the hallway yesterday, stuck
Speaker 2: a mic in his face, and he said this.
Speaker 12: Shocked, astonished and appalled by what we will report to
Speaker 12: them is about the failures kind of Secret Service in
Speaker 12: this assassination account the former president. But I think they
Speaker 12: also ought to be appalled, astonished by the failure of
Speaker 12: the Department Homeland's Security to be more forthcoming, to be
Speaker 12: as candid and frank as it should be to them
Speaker 12: in terms of providing information. And we are going to
Speaker 12: absolutely insist on the truth, in the whole truth, in
Speaker 12: documents and testimony as members of the United States Senate,
Speaker 12: but also as citizens.
Speaker 1: What did you learn new today when you said I'm not.
Speaker 12: Going to go into what we have learned in specifics
Speaker 12: I'm giving you my reaction, and we will have a
Speaker 12: report very very soon that I think will absolutely shock
Speaker 12: the American people or should about the lapses and lags
Speaker 12: in the protection that was afforded that day.
Speaker 2: All right, Look, I'd love to take him at face value.
Speaker 2: I would point a couple of things out though. Blumenthal
Speaker 2: is arguably one of the most important people. I hate
Speaker 2: saying that word next to this guy's name, but he's
Speaker 2: one of only a handful of people who are in
Speaker 2: a position to make departments stop this this part where
Speaker 2: they don't think that they answer to anybody. They don't
Speaker 2: want to go out and provide accountability to anybody. They
Speaker 2: you know, they want to sit there and have contentious
Speaker 2: interviews where they tell us, where they tell us that
Speaker 2: the the Secret Service directors tell us we're looking into it.
Speaker 1: We're not going to tell you anything. I'm not going
Speaker 1: to answer that. Screw you.
Speaker 2: Homeland Security also sitting there and of that opinion. And
Speaker 2: remember part of the the detail, I guess part of
Speaker 2: the detail there that was guarding the president was fill In,
Speaker 2: who had received and we talked about this a two
Speaker 2: hour training video how to protect the President one oh
Speaker 2: one Now granted they're not let me be let me
Speaker 2: be fair, those are not the people that they're going
Speaker 2: to have is the body, you know, the body people
Speaker 2: for the former president. They're going to be more in
Speaker 2: ancillary roles, but they're part of the show of force.
Speaker 2: They're part of the contingent. They're part of the protection detail.
Speaker 2: And some would say, considering the sheer the sheer number
Speaker 2: of Secret Service agents, how you know how many agents
Speaker 2: do you think there are that are Secret Service agent?
Speaker 1: Now, they a lot. The agents do a lot of
Speaker 1: different stuff.
Speaker 2: Obviously there's Secret Service agents that are that are more
Speaker 2: on the monetary side, right, and they're handling counterfeit currency
Speaker 2: and various things like that. There's a lot of other
Speaker 2: little nitpicky things that they do. So it is a
Speaker 2: slice of agents that handle the actual standing next to
Speaker 2: the president.
Speaker 1: I'll take the.
Speaker 2: Bullet, but when you got to go dip into another
Speaker 2: department to get people over there, maybe your bench isn't
Speaker 2: deep enough. But being able to answer this stuff is
Speaker 2: something that needs to happen. And so when you're saying
Speaker 2: we're going to insist no with this keeps happening, you
Speaker 2: need to be beyond assist. You need to be in
Speaker 2: a position where you're like, look, you don't want to
Speaker 2: cooperate with us. How about there's not an office for
Speaker 2: you to go to cause we're not going to fund it.
Speaker 1: Oh, you can't not fund homeland security.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm I'm alive now and was alive before the
Speaker 2: Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 1: Ross you remember that? Remember how remember.
Speaker 2: I was mad Max and then you know, in two
Speaker 2: thousand and two we're like, hey, let's get a Department
Speaker 2: of Homeland Security and then everything was perfect. No, of
Speaker 2: course you don't remember it being that way because it
Speaker 2: was isn't that way? So you need to be able
Speaker 2: to go and say, I'm not insisting anymore. You're going
Speaker 2: to be straight. I'm going to see every one of
Speaker 2: those documents, and if you give me any lip, you're
Speaker 2: not going to work here anymore. That's what you have
Speaker 2: to do. And so that's why when I hear things
Speaker 2: like that, and it's not just Democrats, I'll here republic
Speaker 2: getting to the bottom of it. So somebody tried to
Speaker 2: murder the former president. The news cycle, the news cycle
Speaker 2: where it was an a position story among the networks.
Speaker 1: Do you know how many days.
Speaker 2: That lasted before each of the of the four main
Speaker 2: networks decided it wasn't an a rotate story anymore. For
Speaker 2: at least one newscast ten ten a week and a
Speaker 2: half where it was top of mind, it was still included,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't one of their one of their AA
Speaker 2: position stories, basically their their main stories. They had a
Speaker 2: little follow up stuff on it ten days. How many
Speaker 2: of you were alive when they shot Reagan? Did everyone
Speaker 2: stop talking about it after ten days?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 1: I do you want to weigh in on anything? Please do?
Speaker 2: And now we're gonna get Lisa's holding. We're going to
Speaker 2: get into this topic right now. So ABC former advisor
Speaker 2: to the Clintons doesn't seem to think the ABC debate
Speaker 2: was on the up and up. Mark Penn called Thursday
Speaker 2: for ABC to probe to see if there was some
Speaker 2: effort at quote rigging the outcome of this debate. No,
Speaker 2: there's different ways and different allegations that are out there,
Speaker 2: and they don't all necessarily have to be true.
Speaker 1: None of them may be true.
Speaker 2: But there's the Donna Brazil method where Donna sends a
Speaker 2: question to the Clintons, then another, and then a third,
Speaker 2: and then it first lies about it and then parts
Speaker 2: ways amicably with CNN and it's totally not connected. And
Speaker 2: then when asked about it after says that she's glad
Speaker 2: she did it and she'd do it again because it's
Speaker 2: her activist heart, I believe, is what she said. And
Speaker 2: so you have somebody remember she was a DNC official too,
Speaker 2: she was head of the DNC at the time. It
Speaker 2: was the activist heart that did it. So with that
Speaker 2: in mind, is there an activist heart beating somewhere at
Speaker 2: ABC who handed the questions to Kamala because and why
Speaker 2: most people speculate is she was just too polished on
Speaker 2: a lot of these. The other side is they didn't
Speaker 2: give her the questions, but they gave her the easiest
Speaker 2: path possible during the debate. Gave her the easiest path
Speaker 2: possible during the debate, and by not fact checking her
Speaker 2: when she was clearly if you're going to do it,
Speaker 2: you need to do it evenly fact checking her opponent inaccurately.
Speaker 2: Like the crime statistics, you know, using using the FBI
Speaker 2: numbers versus the actual crime survey, which is a legitimate
Speaker 2: set of stats used by both parties when it suits
Speaker 2: them because it includes victim reporting. So fbis look at
Speaker 2: cases that are reported. They rely on local law enforcement
Speaker 2: agencies to report these numbers, six thousands of which have
Speaker 2: chosen not to report the numbers to the FBI. So
Speaker 2: you have six thousand municipalities and law enforcement agencies in
Speaker 2: the United States, and many of them are deep blue cities.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it comes down to like thirty seven percent of
Speaker 3: no longer reporting. And that's like from cities like Chicago, LA,
Speaker 3: and New York City. I hear they have a lot
Speaker 3: of people in those cities. Would you look that up
Speaker 3: real quick?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me check.
Speaker 2: They do, yes, Oh wow, but like a lot, but
Speaker 2: not as many as Raleigh, right, oh my god, a
Speaker 2: lot more oh like Greensboro, Like not as many as Greensboro.
Speaker 1: More than rally in Greensboro combined, but not Charlotte. Seriously. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can add that interview.
Speaker 2: But not the state of North Carolina. And they're ten
Speaker 2: plus million people, like, not more than that, right, I am,
Speaker 2: it gets great?
Speaker 1: Oh jeez.
Speaker 2: So the other stats include victims, right, so it's a combination.
Speaker 2: They go and they get those, but in municipalities that
Speaker 2: don't report, they're looking for crime victims. And you can
Speaker 2: do that by searching. You're ready for this, dun da
Speaker 2: da dun court cases, so you have official records for this.
Speaker 1: What are people charged with? Committee?
Speaker 2: All right, So Chicago's not going to tell me how
Speaker 2: many murders there were, how many murderers were prosecuted, And
Speaker 2: it's going to be a combination of that as well
Speaker 2: as people who have who have filed reports or part
Speaker 2: of a report that are gathered by other agencies. So
Speaker 2: you know, a lot of crimes, a lot of different
Speaker 2: things do work their way across agency and now they're
Speaker 2: pulling numbers from there. Those are far more accurate. And
Speaker 2: when you look at those numbers, it's pretty damn clear.
Speaker 1: Crime is not. It didn't just go away.
Speaker 2: Okay, So with that in mind, if you're not going
Speaker 2: to get that is a way of rigging it as well.
Speaker 2: And you know what, people go, Oh, you're being a
Speaker 2: conspiracy theorist?
Speaker 5: Am I?
Speaker 2: After I've watched it, not just the debate, I've watched
Speaker 2: an actual example play out in almost this exact scenario,
Speaker 2: involving involving people who still work within these networks. It
Speaker 2: wasn't just Donna Brazil doing this stuff, right, because that
Speaker 2: email change has other people has other people, and the
Speaker 2: head of ABC News is Kamala's buddy, her sorority sister,
Speaker 2: and you know when you've done you know, when you've
Speaker 2: done pillow fights with somebody, uh later down the road
Speaker 2: and your professional I'm assuming that's all they do at sororities,
Speaker 2: So I.
Speaker 1: Thought it was right.
Speaker 3: The head of any ABC actually introduced Kamala to her husband,
Speaker 3: but it was the moderator of the debate.
Speaker 1: They were the moderator. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It's her sorority sister, but she's also friends with the
Speaker 2: woman who runs ABC News.
Speaker 1: She introduced her to her husband.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right, excuse excuse me, thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I want to be accurate here, but it's the point
Speaker 2: is the same.
Speaker 1: No, it's doubly the same. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Once you pillow fight with somebody, they're in your
Speaker 2: corner road.
Speaker 1: So we just added another person to the pillow fight. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Three of them in there now, jumping up and down
Speaker 1: their cameras, do we Okay? All right? What what it's
Speaker 1: slow motion? Oh? But not not. I don't want them.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's go with current.
Speaker 2: Willie be you know you need it from her. Willie
Speaker 2: Brown's Daughter's day a daughter days. Did we play that audio? Yes,
Speaker 2: I don't think we did. You see this video of
Speaker 2: the crew. Let me grab this call while Ross finds
Speaker 2: that Lisa, thanks for hanging on.
Speaker 1: What's up?
Speaker 13: Well, you know, as you watch that and you think
Speaker 13: about how Donna Brazil did and all, and I finally
Speaker 13: decided that I think that the Harris campaign gave them
Speaker 13: the question. They didn't want to take a chance, so
Speaker 13: they didn't want to take a chance on doing it
Speaker 13: the other way around. But it was it was too fluid.
Speaker 13: That we've seen Kamala for three and a half years.
Speaker 13: We've seen her. We know how she I don't care
Speaker 13: how much practice you give her. She can't look. She
Speaker 13: put her headphones in the move from a from an
Speaker 13: suv to an airplane. She won't say a damn word.
Speaker 2: Very She's on a very important call, except her phone
Speaker 2: isn't making a call.
Speaker 13: So yeah, exactly, and there's uh yeah, I'll never believe it.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, So all right, well, thank you very much, Lisa.
Speaker 2: So Lisa's way, she's out of the third rail. And
Speaker 2: I would say, to some extent, Lee, Lisa's right, but
Speaker 2: for different reasons, because when you're the moderators putting the
Speaker 2: questions together, you hear you have the luxury of the
Speaker 2: statements that have been made by the candidates where they've
Speaker 2: identified what their big issues are. You have that information
Speaker 2: and so when you go ahead and plug that information
Speaker 2: in when you're putting the questions together, you can hone
Speaker 2: in on spots where you think a candidate is going
Speaker 2: to it's going to be beneficial.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So when you're putting questions together and you know it
Speaker 2: goes to the questions to go to one and then
Speaker 2: the other and then the other. So the first question
Speaker 2: you ask is Donald Trump, when did you stop beating
Speaker 2: your wife? And then the next question is Kama is
Speaker 2: it hard being so awesome? Or versions thereof. That's putting
Speaker 2: your finger on the scale as well. Avoiding stuff where
Speaker 2: a candidate may have problems is putting your finger on
Speaker 2: the on the scale as well. If you're going to
Speaker 2: if you're going to choose to strictly go to issues
Speaker 2: and not quote unquote scandals or problems, then you have
Speaker 2: to do it.
Speaker 1: You have to do it equally.
Speaker 2: And some would say, well, what if one candidate has
Speaker 2: got a bunch of scandals and the other one doesn't
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I haven't seen a race where I
Speaker 2: couldn't come up with a quote unquote scandal or a
Speaker 2: problem or a rough spot in the road, or however
Speaker 2: you want to describe it for each of the candidates.
Speaker 2: You show me a race where you have a perfect
Speaker 2: angel running, you know, where it's literally Jesus running against Satan,
Speaker 2: and then will entertain the possibility that you are your
Speaker 2: hands are tied. You have to go this route that
Speaker 2: doesn't exist. It doesn't exist with these two. It didn't
Speaker 2: exist with Hillary and the Donna Brazil stuff back in
Speaker 2: the day. So don't give me that garbage seven point fifteen.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, hold on, we did find it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So there's this video from I.
Speaker 2: Guess the nineties and they're doing you know, they're talking
Speaker 2: about Willie Brown. He's a big yeah, he's very he's
Speaker 2: like he's like one of those early celebrity politicians. Right,
Speaker 2: he's out partying, he's got women, he's got he's always
Speaker 2: you know, he's always at fundraiser, he's got a drink
Speaker 2: in his hand, doing his thing, which is you know,
Speaker 2: and they're doing a profile on that, and there's this
Speaker 2: awkward moment where Kamala is standing there next to him,
Speaker 2: and listen to the reporter.
Speaker 14: He's a rogue, all right, notorious for his flamboyant lifestyle,
Speaker 14: flashy clothes, fancy parties, fine women, and fast car.
Speaker 2: You notice she didn't laugh there, She just made a face.
Speaker 2: Are you his daughter? No, I'm not, which makes her
Speaker 2: feel bad and makes him feel awesome. If I could
Speaker 2: just give you the guy perspective on that. He didn't
Speaker 2: really react to it, but if he heard anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's like the Shannon Sharp of mid nineties. You guys
Speaker 2: follow that Shannon Sharp thing. You guys know what that is.
Speaker 2: I like his answer.
Speaker 3: I just want to say, listen the audio that came
Speaker 3: out of me off camera.
Speaker 1: Oh what happened? Eating fifty seven pounds of olive garden?
Speaker 1: That was?
Speaker 2: That's what that was. Yeah, that was that was chicken alfredo.
Speaker 2: It sounded like correct spaghetti Italy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Some people were saying it was hackedor is a
Speaker 1: I know it was real and it was amazing.
Speaker 2: So Shannon Shannon Sharp had his ig lives Instagram live on.
Speaker 2: You can't see anything, and he's he's obviously in the
Speaker 2: boudoir with a with a young woman there.
Speaker 1: I did I did.
Speaker 2: I did search up some photos of her because I
Speaker 2: like to have all the information i'm working with. All right,
Speaker 2: I get it, okay, And he puts the phone down,
Speaker 2: and the phone is like facing the table, so you
Speaker 2: just see the wood of something. I don't I know
Speaker 2: it must be on a stand because there's a lot
Speaker 2: of light, but whatever, or maybe that's the ceiling.
Speaker 1: But the point is then yeah, here the act.
Speaker 2: And the and you know it's the act because it's
Speaker 2: not just it doesn't just sound like pasta. It would
Speaker 2: sound it would sound like ross if he was.
Speaker 3: Like, if you were really enjoying the pasta, yeah, really
Speaker 3: enjoying it.
Speaker 2: Uh, but but you would have to also hear Ross
Speaker 2: randomly yell stuff to the pasta of a very lewd nature,
Speaker 2: like yeah, daddy's here, right, Which have you ever said
Speaker 2: that to your pasta?
Speaker 1: All to you?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You announce, You're just.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, daddy's here, you're mine now, okay, so that's good.
Speaker 1: Where did you get fired?
Speaker 2: Oh no, we're talking about pasta. What to go to
Speaker 2: Olive Garden to celebrate? Yeah, yeah, it's just pasta calmed
Speaker 2: down people. Look how long that that iss?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah. Oh it's all oily, what so, but so
Speaker 1: that happened.
Speaker 2: And then he goes on, uh, I didn't even know
Speaker 2: whose show it was yesterday, and he's like that, you
Speaker 2: know what that is? That's me being our healthy man.
Speaker 2: And you know what, yes it is. He's not doing anything.
Speaker 2: He's not doing anything crazy. It's not it's not an
Speaker 2: r Kelly situation. Right, He's like, what'd you study today
Speaker 2: in uh in science class?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it's two grown people. It probably probably
Speaker 2: was drinking something. I didn't think it was funny because
Speaker 2: he's being interviewed and Ocho Cinco is also there and
Speaker 2: he starts he starts knocking on him over his cardio,
Speaker 2: which I thought was funny.
Speaker 1: But he's like, I'm just I'm a man and I
Speaker 1: do man stuff.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Still, when you're in a when you're in that situation,
Speaker 2: you kind of want to make sure you're not streaming
Speaker 2: it live.
Speaker 1: But that's that's a whole crazy thing. Anyway.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm gonna go pack all my stuff out
Speaker 2: of my desk. Seven twenty. I might see in a
Speaker 2: few minutes. You have governments you and you should ask
Speaker 2: yourself what they're so scared of you? Have governments all
Speaker 2: around the world that are seemingly inspired by one of
Speaker 2: the giant social media companies falling out of line.
Speaker 1: Right, they fell out of line. They had a hand one,
Speaker 1: they had them under control.
Speaker 2: You watch what that control looks like, or look like
Speaker 2: with Hunter's laptop and with a variety of other things.
Speaker 2: And then during the COVID era and government realized and
Speaker 2: they can say it's all for pures driven snow reasons
Speaker 2: like it was day. It was so dangerous we had
Speaker 2: to do something. Don't believe it for a minute. Don't
Speaker 2: believe that for a minute. It was un controllable is
Speaker 2: the problem that they ran into. And so Australia who
Speaker 2: was Remember they were the ogs of kicking in people's
Speaker 2: doors over Facebook posts even before the UK started to
Speaker 2: ramp up their current efforts.
Speaker 1: You remember those.
Speaker 2: Amazing videos were some guys like there's one where a
Speaker 2: guy he lives. I guess he must live on the
Speaker 2: second floor. It must be a house that's split or whatever.
Speaker 2: And they're like, you need to come down, sir. You're
Speaker 2: going to Joe, what did I do well? You posted
Speaker 2: on Facebook something?
Speaker 1: And he's laughing at them. They're like, this is no joke, sir.
Speaker 2: They and they they went and took that dude out
Speaker 2: of his house over a Facebook post that was Australia.
Speaker 1: They did it to a pregnant woman.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, yes, he are the same guys that
Speaker 2: were building camps pro tip, okay, pro tip and evaluating
Speaker 2: the fascistic nature of your government? Are they building camps?
Speaker 2: And I don't mean with row boats and archery ranges
Speaker 2: where we blows go to, you know, add to their
Speaker 2: merit badges and you can define those camps are Is
Speaker 2: this security on the round the camp meant to keep
Speaker 2: people in or out?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Let me here, let me give you my thought on it.
Speaker 2: And I'm not trying to be a jerk about this.
Speaker 2: But if there are searchably visible, stand out noticeable earrings
Speaker 2: that are also a receiver, but not one that seats
Speaker 2: in your ear so feasibly people in your proximity could
Speaker 2: hear it, and it also looks like the product, I
Speaker 2: don't for a minute think that you would wear those.
Speaker 2: Would you wear some earrings that are similar because the
Speaker 2: product with the earpiece is trying to mirror ear rings
Speaker 2: themselves right when they manufacture their product, even though it's
Speaker 2: they're a little bulky looking that.
Speaker 1: Kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Do you see what I'm saying, Like, if you were
Speaker 2: going to cheat with an earpiece, you're not going to
Speaker 2: cheat with an earpiece that looks like but not exactly
Speaker 2: like if you actually look at it, a thing that
Speaker 2: somebody could google in five seconds, that would also audibly
Speaker 2: be noticeable to people who got within a certain proximity
Speaker 2: of her, and would have the possibility of.
Speaker 1: Even being picked up on the mic.
Speaker 2: So I, as much as I enjoy the conspiracy theories,
Speaker 2: I have seen nothing that would convince me that that's true,
Speaker 2: because it would be so incompetent. And yes, it's easy.
Speaker 2: Well they're obviously they're They're not that incompetent. Getting busted
Speaker 2: with those earrings, if they actually were, would be a
Speaker 2: really big deal.
Speaker 3: I guess the manufacturer of the earrings she was wearing
Speaker 3: came out, I don't know if it's yesterday, and he said, hey,
Speaker 3: these are our product.
Speaker 2: You can buy them here, and they're and I sigh,
Speaker 2: and see the manufacturer said that, But I saw somebody
Speaker 2: who showed it product listing for the earrings she was wearing,
Speaker 2: and it's clearly that not the other thing.
Speaker 1: So, but you know what, who knows.
Speaker 2: Maybe aliens are embedded in her head telling her what
Speaker 2: to do and they don't know how to act like
Speaker 2: a humanbody.
Speaker 11: Said in the debate, he has no plan to replace it.
Speaker 10: He said, concepts of right.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's the the the the dudes, or I guess
Speaker 2: the dudes. Also the women from Galaxy Quest with the
Speaker 2: U with the uh, the you know, the black Shirts.
Speaker 2: That's a good movie. If you haven't seen Galaxy, you
Speaker 2: should watch that. Maybe it's them where they're trying to
Speaker 2: fit in, but clearly they're not.
Speaker 1: You know, you're like, it sums up here?
Speaker 2: What's subs up with these cats right here with your
Speaker 2: turtlenecks and summer.
Speaker 3: And don't they I love that movie. But they sort
Speaker 3: of speak when they're when they don't have they're like
Speaker 3: a human language translator in it, and it's like you
Speaker 3: see what they're really sounding and they're like.
Speaker 11: PTSD.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, what does that translate to? And whatever
Speaker 2: their language is? How you doing?
Speaker 1: My name is Frank. You know, I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't speak whatever. That ish? What ass? What a mess?
Speaker 1: What a mess? What a mess? Dude? You know who's
Speaker 1: killing it?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 2: Other than Shannon Sharp. You know who's killing it? Some
Speaker 2: dude over at the Durham jail.
Speaker 1: Just slaying it. Just listen.
Speaker 3: If you're in your you know, your early twenties, yeah,
Speaker 3: late teens, and you're just you're looking for maybe some
Speaker 3: action this weekend. Yeah, all right, you know some guys listening? Yeah,
Speaker 3: And where's the hottest club in town? Where should you go?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 2: How do you where do you find? I don't know
Speaker 2: the answer isnticipated? Is it Starbar? Or is that where
Speaker 2: you go in? People's try to make you be arrested
Speaker 2: in Durham. Oh okay, so your advice is to go
Speaker 2: get arrested in Durham. But ross if I got arrested
Speaker 2: in Durham and I'm a dude, wouldn't I just be
Speaker 2: put into a locker for secure facility with cameras and
Speaker 2: procedures with a bunch of other dudes? What if I
Speaker 2: want straight? You know, I want to I want to
Speaker 2: find me a lady. I mean that wouldn't work out?
Speaker 1: What it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: I stand by my Oh your advice.
Speaker 2: There so two detention officers, Well, actually wait, are they
Speaker 2: both detention? I know one of them is listed. No,
Speaker 2: it's a contract vendor. That's even worse because you did.
Speaker 2: Because in my mind then I think the detention officers like, yo,
Speaker 2: you gotta try this, go to sell to thirty seven,
Speaker 2: have fun, right, I don't know what's going on a
Speaker 2: detention officer, Jade Shanisia? Is that how you pronounce that?
Speaker 2: Jade Shanisia. Lenika Robinson, yeah, four names, was arrested for
Speaker 2: violating North Carolina law prohibiting sexual activity by person who
Speaker 2: has custody.
Speaker 1: That's so bad.
Speaker 2: Has had a police officer just text me, he goes,
Speaker 2: Actually they roofie you first over it's the bar I mentioned. Jeez,
Speaker 2: there's a backstory there. I'll dig into that on my
Speaker 2: own time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So so anyway, so yeah, basically hooking up with the inmates.
Speaker 1: You can't hook up with the inmates. I know. I
Speaker 1: don't make the rules.
Speaker 2: But then it wasn't just once then like here comes
Speaker 2: and and I don't know, it would be better if
Speaker 2: the if the the the officer in her in the investigation,
Speaker 2: you know, tattled on this friend or if this dude
Speaker 2: the deal independently twice with severely hampered game. Right, This
Speaker 2: isn't just oh I live with my mom, this is
Speaker 2: this is where do you live in the jail? All right,
Speaker 2: we'll find a way to work around this. The office
Speaker 2: did not release the name of the inmate. I bet
Speaker 2: he's ticked.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's me. That's me.
Speaker 2: The other inmate's like, that's not you, shut up.
Speaker 1: No, no, it's me. They won't put my name in there.
Speaker 1: But that's straight up me just dudes bragging to dudes.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: They did not release the name of the person.
Speaker 2: However, the person is charged with sexual activity by a
Speaker 2: person having custody of a victim of a victim in
Speaker 2: a government institution, which is a class he feld, wait
Speaker 2: a second, So okay, so that's the second the story
Speaker 2: is weird? Is weirdly worded? Did the inmate get charged?
Speaker 1: Was anything?
Speaker 2: I mean, there may be administrats. Is probably administrative punishment, right,
Speaker 2: do you have a hole over? I'm assuming you have
Speaker 2: a segregation, administrative segregation something. It's just any most channels do.
Speaker 2: So that's probably his punishment. And he's probably sitting in
Speaker 2: there by himself for the next twenty three hours before
Speaker 2: he gets a yard, you know, an hour outside of
Speaker 2: his cell going worth it, worth it? But yeah, you
Speaker 2: can't do that unless you're using unless you're doing it
Speaker 2: to start your only fans apparently.
Speaker 1: I know if you saw this.
Speaker 2: This happened over in the UK with some OnlyFans chick
Speaker 2: who's a detention officer, and they made a video which
Speaker 2: is on the internet.
Speaker 1: Just saying it's.
Speaker 3: Even weirder because if you're to research that story, which
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 1: Go good get for the show. For the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So her and her husband were into like making
Speaker 3: videos before she got the job at the detention center
Speaker 3: in the UK, and then she got the job, so
Speaker 3: it's like, did she get the job just so she
Speaker 3: could make the video fight yeah?
Speaker 2: Or was she working at the detention center and she's like,
Speaker 2: I'm not making enough money.
Speaker 1: I got to do something.
Speaker 2: I believe that that was one hundred percent intentional though, right,
Speaker 2: regardless of what chicking her the egg there, that was
Speaker 2: about it because and then what's crazy in the video
Speaker 2: is it's a two person sell, but she's only hooking
Speaker 2: up with one. The other dude is filming and smoking
Speaker 2: a blunt, smoking marijuana filming. They everybody shows everybody's faces, right,
Speaker 2: it's if you're a prosecutor, it's the it's right.
Speaker 1: So it's awesome evidence for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so if you're there, like, if you're her, you're like,
Speaker 3: I'm going to do this just to get fired because
Speaker 3: it's just for content for my website.
Speaker 1: And I bet I haven't seen her only fan.
Speaker 2: I bet if you looked at it before and after
Speaker 2: she we got some subscribers and all she had to
Speaker 2: do was get fired and pay. I think they'll probably
Speaker 2: pay a fine. I remember that it's not even it's
Speaker 2: not even a huge charge in the UK. But I
Speaker 2: don't know classy felony here. I don't know what that's
Speaker 2: comparable to.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Seven forty four, let's get race stagic from the Weather Channel.
Speaker 2: He's doing race stagic stuff. And we had a listener
Speaker 2: event yesterday and I do a Q and A and uh,
Speaker 2: you know, Ry, there's question about Ross that's pretty top.
Speaker 1: Somebody asked about you.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, they wanted to know if you're really a giant,
Speaker 2: And I told them that if you want to know
Speaker 2: if raise a giant when there's really bad weather, occasionally
Speaker 2: you'll catch them doing you know, doing the TV. And
Speaker 2: look when he's doing it in the Weather Channel broadcast facility,
Speaker 2: it looks like Joe Biden at that kid's desk the
Speaker 2: other day.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you put me up against some of the other
Speaker 7: mediaorologists standing side by something.
Speaker 1: You got two little women that are alway out there.
Speaker 1: I'm just like, yeah, Ray, which which ones your coworkers
Speaker 1: could you take in a fight?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all of them?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: So you say that again without me in a runting?
Speaker 1: So we have the audio?
Speaker 5: Yeah, all of them?
Speaker 1: Yes, Yeah, it's on.
Speaker 5: I'm I do.
Speaker 1: I'm sending a mass email. Okay, yeah, you watch out. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 7: So yeah, it's certainly not the I always used to
Speaker 7: say that I really don't fit the profile, not only
Speaker 7: from you know.
Speaker 5: I mean there are some guys that are.
Speaker 7: As big as me, right, but all the other stuff,
Speaker 7: like you know, background and the likes and dislikes, and
Speaker 7: I don't know, I just think a little bit different.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I could take them all whatever. I could
Speaker 7: probably take a couple of them. At the same time, what.
Speaker 2: Are you gonna do when you're a three hundred million
Speaker 2: dollars dude gets a concussion so bad that I TUA
Speaker 2: did last night, he's probably out of the NFL.
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah to it is. I saw that and they
Speaker 5: got spend pretty good concussion.
Speaker 2: I feel I feel for the dude. Man loves doing this.
Speaker 2: But it's like some people. Yeah, just when you get hit,
Speaker 2: I guess you can cuss easier because he was he
Speaker 2: was doing he was doing sign language on the field.
Speaker 1: That's never good.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's not Yeah, definitely not good. But what am
Speaker 7: I gonna do?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 7: I don't know, Cooper Rush won't be long. We'll be
Speaker 7: drafting somebody.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna be here Monday?
Speaker 5: I will be here.
Speaker 1: I have at one o'clock game, so you have no excuse.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't have any excuse, Believe it or not.
Speaker 7: I will be elsewhere, but we're giving it a shot
Speaker 7: from Uh, from the Great Hudson Valley of New York State,
Speaker 7: where I've got to set up. I'm going to stay
Speaker 7: with dad since mom's going to France. I don't know
Speaker 7: why she's got to go to France and Dad's not
Speaker 7: in the greatest of health. Make a long story short
Speaker 7: project spend some time there, but I will be remote
Speaker 7: from there.
Speaker 1: So okay, yeah, so you'll try that out forward to
Speaker 1: that technical disaster.
Speaker 5: So no, no, we'll be good our.
Speaker 1: End, it'll be in your equipment, so be on.
Speaker 5: Our ends anyway.
Speaker 7: Weatherwise, got some rain showers that have already come in,
Speaker 7: a little thunder too around the triangle and getting into
Speaker 7: and close to Rocky Mountain just west of that, and
Speaker 7: they're coming in from the east, so near Wake Forest
Speaker 7: some heavier showers. You go west out near the triad,
Speaker 7: Winston Sound, Greensboro less and cut off Alamance up to Caswell,
Speaker 7: Chatham Counties points west of that. Less rain more from
Speaker 7: about that point east, and we'll keep the scattered showers
Speaker 7: around and bedded thunderstorms as we go through today. Again
Speaker 7: less of a chance as you go west and especially
Speaker 7: into the mountains seventies maybe mid upper seventies to near eighty.
Speaker 7: And then as we get into the weekend, a lot
Speaker 7: of clouds and some spotty showers here and there, maybe
Speaker 7: a thundershower. So a little aggressive on the rain this morning,
Speaker 7: be honest with you, didn't think we'd have this much
Speaker 7: coming in this soon, but it's here, so about to
Speaker 7: deal with it, and we will.
Speaker 5: So we'll watch for top of them side do that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, for lit pressure potentially develop off the coast next week,
Speaker 7: so we'll talk about that if it does happen. But
Speaker 7: either way, I got this front kind of hanging around
Speaker 7: little unsettled even early next week. So it's not all bad.
Speaker 7: I think the week it'll be okay, not great, but
Speaker 7: not terrible either, not a complete washout.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, thank you for that, appreciate it. We'll
Speaker 2: talk in an hour, Sir Ross. I've just laid eyes
Speaker 2: on the most horrific email of the morning, and it
Speaker 2: has to do with the Kamala cheating thing, and I
Speaker 2: will share it with all of you, so it's not
Speaker 2: just my brain haunted. Next here on the Cacoday Radio program,
Speaker 2: We've got lots to get into this week. Holy hell,
Speaker 2: we get the debate. We have what the North Carolina
Speaker 2: legislature is doing. We have the absolute filthy line that
Speaker 2: the media is doing about how see, they're playing fast
Speaker 2: and loose with the defunding schools thing because the opportunity
Speaker 2: scholarships were part of the bill that was passed, and
Speaker 2: they were implying that as a result, each of these
Speaker 2: kids is going to get less money, right, But that's
Speaker 2: not the reality of it. The reality is that the
Speaker 2: cost per pupil spending that the state does now remember,
Speaker 2: North Carolina is a little weird or I guess different
Speaker 2: than other states because in a lot of states, the
Speaker 2: per people funding comes from the state and is strictly
Speaker 2: from the state, with the exception of local bond referendums,
Speaker 2: where as in North Carolina there isn't allotted amount, and
Speaker 2: then local counties and school districts they can supplement those numbers.
Speaker 2: And so if you're in a more populous you know,
Speaker 2: if you're in a bigger city where it's more expensive,
Speaker 2: those tend to be more supplemented. So there's more cost
Speaker 2: there's more pay for teachers. That's the way that that works.
Speaker 2: So the number is the same, which is I think
Speaker 2: it's twelve thousand per student. We spend twelve thousand. Now,
Speaker 2: if you have less students, more people you have, the
Speaker 2: more you can spread the costs because inherently some students
Speaker 2: are going to cost less than other students. Right, A
Speaker 2: student who is on I I mean, what is it
Speaker 2: the individual education?
Speaker 1: What is it I E P.
Speaker 2: I said I E D last time? You do not
Speaker 2: want your student on an I E D okay or
Speaker 2: an I U D for that matter. Yeah, if you
Speaker 2: if if your teacher, if your school calls like hey,
Speaker 2: your son we're gonna put them on an I ed
Speaker 2: don't send them to school that day, but I know,
Speaker 2: but obviously, and then there was supplemental funding for students
Speaker 2: who meet was it title title seven or no title
Speaker 2: title one? I think is it is one of those two.
Speaker 2: But basically for you know, for students who were in
Speaker 2: h different whether it's a special education or they have
Speaker 2: different there's different, say English as a second language, that
Speaker 2: kind of stuff, there's additional funding for things like that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we can get into that because they're just
Speaker 2: so full of crap. All right, now you're ready for this.
Speaker 2: So we were talking about the different ways in which,
Speaker 2: you know, people think that Kamala may have cheated. I
Speaker 2: don't know if she did. I don't know if she didn't.
Speaker 2: I understand why people are looking at Kamala on that
Speaker 2: stage versus Kamala literally at every other thing ever in
Speaker 2: recent memory, and realizing how different she is in delivery
Speaker 2: and stick to itiveness, all of it. And who knows,
Speaker 2: maybe she maybe she just debates much more crisply than
Speaker 2: she does Q and A from teachers' unions. But I
Speaker 2: have a hard time believing that. So ross, here's when
Speaker 2: we left out why are you guys not bringing up
Speaker 2: the way that chess dude cheated? Pete Callender is joining
Speaker 2: us this morning middays WBT. How you doing, Pete? What's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 5: I am doing all right.
Speaker 15: I think you think I survived.
Speaker 6: I mean I survived the week, so I mean and
Speaker 6: that's you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's the battle.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So let's go ahead and talk about
Speaker 2: the week that was, because you know, there was some's
Speaker 2: some stuff coming on.
Speaker 9: So yeah, I'm.
Speaker 6: Looking at your Twitter feed right now.
Speaker 1: Why would you do that to yourself?
Speaker 6: Dude? You know what my feelings are about Twitter, So
Speaker 6: why would you think I would not spend time?
Speaker 5: Look now?
Speaker 2: So yesday, I just got irritated because like right over
Speaker 2: by the radio station is you know, the radio station
Speaker 2: for Raleigh is right off Capitol Boulevard, which is also
Speaker 2: if you're coming from the north, the path of Lease
Speaker 2: Resistance to get into downtown Raleigh, And so they have
Speaker 2: the big sign there that announces you can either go
Speaker 2: to Raleigh or you can head north to the wasteland
Speaker 2: of Rossa, stan where he lives up there. And it's
Speaker 2: pretty much like Mad Max. I would just warn you
Speaker 2: and it's so. It is the hey, how you doing,
Speaker 2: Welcome to our fine city signage real for people who
Speaker 2: are wanting to go and go to the heart of
Speaker 2: their government to uh redress their grievances and also watch
Speaker 2: their money get burned in the giant money hole, which
Speaker 2: was a funny thing the Onion did back when Onion
Speaker 2: was still funny.
Speaker 5: And so, man, yeah, that's a while ago, and.
Speaker 2: I'm just sitting there and I'm like, I know that
Speaker 2: you damn near bankrupted the dot under this administration.
Speaker 1: You remember that.
Speaker 2: Of course, of course you can't spring for a sign
Speaker 2: that's readable. Were all the crap is have fallen off
Speaker 2: of it? How bad does that look? Man?
Speaker 6: I think it's a perfect metaphor.
Speaker 1: I mean, no, no, no, I understand that portion of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, yeah, Hold like help, man, I wanted no,
Speaker 6: I want I want it. I wanted to remain as is.
Speaker 6: I wanted to get worse you are. I want more.
Speaker 6: I want more of these letters to erode off of
Speaker 6: the sign. I want like, I won't be happy until
Speaker 6: that orange yellowish band at the bottom that says exit
Speaker 6: only is completely brown. You know, I want that thing
Speaker 6: totally rusted out. I want. I mean, you can't even
Speaker 6: really read the north anymore on that sign. It almost
Speaker 6: looks like it should say Carnival Boulevard. So like that's
Speaker 6: that that would be ideal is for all of the Look,
Speaker 6: nobody uses these signs anyway. Everyone's on the GPS at
Speaker 6: this point, you know, and so they they're not even
Speaker 6: looking at the signs. I say, I say, take all
Speaker 6: the signs down. Take them all down, so we don't
Speaker 6: even have to look at them anymore. We don't have
Speaker 6: to maintain them anymore. Everybody's using GPS anyway.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Well.
Speaker 15: That's because what now we're gonna have to pay for
Speaker 15: your sign You're gonna pay yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, other people get off the Capital Boulevard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you're the only one that has, you know,
Speaker 6: turned this now into some big camp pain. And now
Speaker 6: my taxes are going to go up to pay for
Speaker 6: the KCO day.
Speaker 1: Oh, I was in Charlotte. Was in Charlotte.
Speaker 2: You guys had some really nice signs over by where
Speaker 2: your studios are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and it is your.
Speaker 6: Signs probably yeah. I mean, well, I mean, look, we
Speaker 6: do have a bit of a reputation here as tidy town.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure you're aware of that. We tear down
Speaker 6: old buildings, we build brand new ones and stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 6: oh yeah, yeah, Like we don't really have any historical
Speaker 6: buildings any longer. So like, if you want to see history,
Speaker 6: you have to kind of walk around and look down
Speaker 6: at the sidewalk where there's like a plate like embedded
Speaker 6: in the concrete that tells you, you know, one hundred
Speaker 6: years ago, something happened here or some building was here,
Speaker 6: and just use your imagination about what it must have
Speaker 6: looked like because we've you know, torn it down. Although
Speaker 6: I will say there was a building that they moved yesterday.
Speaker 6: They literally moved a building because it was like one
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty years old.
Speaker 1: Where do they move it to?
Speaker 6: Yeah, like three hundred yards down the street.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not that impressive.
Speaker 6: But no, but I mean it's an old brick building.
Speaker 6: It's just a square building too, and you look at it,
Speaker 6: it's like really nothing to look at. But that's where
Speaker 6: we're at in Charlotte. Is that the you know, the nondescript,
Speaker 6: kind of bland looking old buildings they get the uh
Speaker 6: uh you know, they get this kind of treatment because
Speaker 6: we just really don't have any more of them left,
Speaker 6: you know, I mean, like the Historical Association is saving
Speaker 6: you know, like farmhouses that may or may not have
Speaker 6: been one hundred and fifty two hundred years old. Like
Speaker 6: that's where we're at because we've you know, torn everything
Speaker 6: else down, but it all looks very nice. And you know,
Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe because we have some powerful state
Speaker 6: leaders or something down in this neck of the woods
Speaker 6: that we end up getting fancy signs or something. But
Speaker 6: if you're always widening roads, that's the other thing too.
Speaker 6: If you widen the roads and you're always under road
Speaker 6: instruction like we are, then you end up with the
Speaker 6: new signs. It kind of comes with the kit.
Speaker 5: You know, you got you Yeah.
Speaker 2: So AnyWho, I'm sitting here and I'm uh, we're still
Speaker 2: talking about, obviously elements from the debate. Did you think
Speaker 2: it interesting what Mark Penn, the former Clinton advisor, had
Speaker 2: to say or do you think that's just noise? To
Speaker 2: keep Mark Penn relevant for those of you wonder and
Speaker 2: he uh is again a former Clinton advisor.
Speaker 1: Take it for what it's worth.
Speaker 2: Called Thursday for ABC to probe if there was some
Speaker 2: effort to rig the outcome of the debate. The when
Speaker 2: you say, rig the outcome. I think everyone snaps to
Speaker 2: the Donna Brazil thing, and rightfully, so, right right, And.
Speaker 6: There is a yeah, and there is a rumor out
Speaker 6: there unsubstantiated as far as I know at this point,
Speaker 6: that they did give Harris some you know, potential topics
Speaker 6: or questions and then those ended up being the questions.
Speaker 6: But but I'm not there's no confirmation that that actually
Speaker 6: did occur.
Speaker 1: So so you gotta start, you gotta start.
Speaker 2: You know, Aukham's razoring this thing, and you look at
Speaker 2: her and you say to yourself, Wow, she looked a
Speaker 2: lot more crisp than every other thing I've seen her
Speaker 2: in every debate.
Speaker 1: He has no plan is yesterday North Carolina.
Speaker 10: He said he's concepts of a plan.
Speaker 1: Ross has to dub that in. He's threatened to quit.
Speaker 2: So anyway, like I so with that in mind, that's
Speaker 2: some would say that's another theory. And I'm not even
Speaker 2: gonna get into the radio earrings thing. I reject that.
Speaker 2: We're done. But but there are other ways to rig,
Speaker 2: like not fact checking one person and then fact checking
Speaker 2: and even lying in your fact check, pulling a crowley
Speaker 2: in your fact checking to the other the FBI crime
Speaker 2: statistics to be one CNN out there saying the helied
Speaker 2: thirty three times, she lied once. So but in the
Speaker 2: actual when it's going on, that fact checking and how
Speaker 2: you and also how you steer questions into a different
Speaker 2: direction where you can tell it's getting to be deep
Speaker 2: water for your preferred candidate and you're like, let's move
Speaker 2: on to something else, like all of those things our
Speaker 2: fingers on this scale, So that could also be that
Speaker 2: could also be rigging. And the third thing is you
Speaker 2: don't even necessarily have to feed Comma the questions. You
Speaker 2: can sit there and say where is she strong? Where
Speaker 2: does he look bad? And that's how you populate your
Speaker 2: Q and a list. So, right, do you believe all
Speaker 2: of them? None of them?
Speaker 1: Which do you think is most likely least likely?
Speaker 15: Let's hear it all of those I think are I mean,
Speaker 15: you can read the questions, and you know, if you've
Speaker 15: ever corrected questions for candidates before debate, you know that's
Speaker 15: obviously what was occurring.
Speaker 6: They also know the lack of the fact checking or
Speaker 6: dragging her back to answer the question that you actually asked,
Speaker 6: rather than allowing her to immediately pivot to well, let's
Speaker 6: talk about extreme Well, the question wasn't about extreme right.
Speaker 6: The question was about like why you changed your opinions
Speaker 6: on things, your positions right, and then she immediately pivots
Speaker 6: and they never bring her back. Well, the question was
Speaker 6: about this and the correcting of Donald Trump after he
Speaker 6: says things with false information. And that's part of the
Speaker 6: couple of things, right, Number one, the chattering class, the
Speaker 6: people that expect a certain level of information and detail
Speaker 6: and performance in these debates. We might not be the
Speaker 6: best people to ascertain whether or not Trump quote one
Speaker 6: or lost. Right. I actually don't believe that people really
Speaker 6: lose debates or win debates anymore, although Biden lose that debate.
Speaker 1: But say, I could think of one example, but go ahead.
Speaker 6: Right, So that's the one recently. But usually you're looking
Speaker 6: for the Zinger moments and you're looking for memes now,
Speaker 6: And I mean, one of the things is pretty amazing
Speaker 6: is that everybody mopped the cats and dogs thing. But
Speaker 6: now people are aware across the country about Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 6: and the story there is that they dropped in, you know,
Speaker 6: ten thousand Haitians in a town of fifty thousand people,
Speaker 6: and it has completely blown up their little town's budgets
Speaker 6: and overwhelmed their services and schools and housing and everything else.
Speaker 6: So there is attention now being paid to that. I
Speaker 6: don't know if that was intentional by Donald Trump or not,
Speaker 6: but that's the result. And then the other is the
Speaker 6: fact that Harris's positions on certain issues, for example, the
Speaker 6: you know, transsurgery for prison inmates are so beyond the pale,
Speaker 6: are so beyond the norm that people thought that it's
Speaker 6: a lie. That's how that how extreme her positions are.
Speaker 2: And now and you'd only know if you read the
Speaker 2: survey where she literally said she wanted to do that, right, yeah, right,
Speaker 2: and so.
Speaker 6: The and so, and the problem there is with the
Speaker 6: real time fact checking, which is why you shouldn't do it.
Speaker 6: You are not there to debate the candidates. They are
Speaker 6: there to debate each other. It's not about you. And
Speaker 6: I know I'm telling this to narcissistic, egotistical newspeople that
Speaker 6: are masquerading as you know, objective journalists or something, but
Speaker 6: it's not about you. That's why the CNN debate was
Speaker 6: so well done is because Capper and Bash did not interject.
Speaker 6: They just asked questions and let the candidates go back
Speaker 6: and forth, and because Biden was incapable of pushing back
Speaker 6: against Trump on on the debate stage, then you end
Speaker 6: up with people savaging Tapper and CNN and Dana Bash.
Speaker 6: And the message was received by ABC, you're going to
Speaker 6: fact check in real time. And then what that does
Speaker 6: is it convey to the audience that does not follow
Speaker 6: this stuff. And even people inside the left wing ecosystem,
Speaker 6: they aren't aware of these things. They aren't aware of
Speaker 6: some of the topics and positions she has taken because
Speaker 6: they live in a bubble. And so it gives this idea,
Speaker 6: this impression to the audience that, oh, well, we're only
Speaker 6: fact checking this one guy, so he's the lawyar and
Speaker 6: whenever she says stuff that isn't true, we're not fact
Speaker 6: checking it. And it gives the impression that what she
Speaker 6: is saying is true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, that's that is one hundred percent fair. So
Speaker 2: the question, and now Trump has said he's not he
Speaker 2: doesn't want a debater again, let me read the exact
Speaker 2: quote here. He declared Thursday he would not participate in
Speaker 2: another debate against Kamala If you remember, she they have
Speaker 2: rejected Fox on her camp.
Speaker 1: So who was left it was NBC.
Speaker 5: Right, I don't even know.
Speaker 6: And this, yeah, like, why would you after seeing what
Speaker 6: we saw at ABC, why would you agree to any
Speaker 6: debate without your pick of some model, your preferred moderators?
Speaker 6: Know he would want Hannity to be there. It doesn't
Speaker 6: matter to me, Like, you're the candidates now, and you
Speaker 6: guys should be able to pick the moderators rather than
Speaker 6: these news organizations, you know, putting people in there, because
Speaker 6: this is the way it's always been. You know this,
Speaker 6: You and I have been watching these things for a
Speaker 6: long time.
Speaker 5: The moderators.
Speaker 6: It's usually just you know, to what degree do they suck?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, one hundred percent?
Speaker 2: And uh the he had two Fox guys he also rejected, right, oh.
Speaker 6: Trump did yeah? Yeah, I think yeah he did, the.
Speaker 1: Young one woman. I can't remember who which ones they
Speaker 1: were there?
Speaker 6: I think maybe Martina McCallum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So you know, with the case in point
Speaker 2: that ultimately I don't know if they could cobble together
Speaker 2: and what they would find acceptable at this point, do
Speaker 2: you think do you think coming out of it now
Speaker 2: now that we can if it stays this way, do
Speaker 2: you think we can evaluate whether it moved the needle
Speaker 2: one way or the other, the totality of their debates,
Speaker 2: or do you think it's a wash.
Speaker 6: So this is what I kind of touched on this
Speaker 6: a minute ago, which is that the polling and the
Speaker 6: focus groups during the debates, Like I'm sure you saw
Speaker 6: this the Reuters focus group that they did where they
Speaker 6: had ten undecided. It's only ten, but still you have
Speaker 6: ten people they claimed to be undecided, and after watching
Speaker 6: the debate, six of them say they're going to vote
Speaker 6: for Trump, three of them for Harris, and the other
Speaker 6: one still undecided. And like that is completely opposite of
Speaker 6: what you would believe occurred if you were to read
Speaker 6: sort of the corporate media analysis. The AP also, sorry CNN,
Speaker 6: they had a focus group going and people moved more
Speaker 6: to Trump on key issues of the economy and immigration.
Speaker 6: And I've said since the twenty twelve election, where Mitt
Speaker 6: Romney tried to hammer Obama on the economy and the
Speaker 6: media covered things like binders of women and killing big
Speaker 6: bird and haircuts and dog trips, and the elections are
Speaker 6: about what media make them, and so they is trying
Speaker 6: its hardest not to make the election about the economy
Speaker 6: or immigration. And so I think that's where they may
Speaker 6: have kind of stepped in it by mocking the they're
Speaker 6: eating dogs in cats line, because now, like we're fighting
Speaker 6: in a different kind of electoral space. You know, memes
Speaker 6: do matter now. They helped propel Trump in the first place.
Speaker 6: So if this is now going to expose people outside
Speaker 6: of political world to stories and topics where they're going
Speaker 6: to be like, well, what's going on here? Oh Springfield,
Speaker 6: Haitian Holy cow? You know. Oh, and they actually are
Speaker 6: probably eating geese, so maybe not cats and dogs at
Speaker 6: this point. And you know, we've had a lot of.
Speaker 1: Mode and maybe they are.
Speaker 2: You know, I've seen enough people that have come out
Speaker 2: and talked about in Haiti where I think that it
Speaker 2: might be embellished the numbers, but the fact remains that
Speaker 2: Haiti has this stuff. And in fact, what's what is
Speaker 2: what's the name, what's the barbecue or whatever? The the
Speaker 2: warlord down there?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's eating people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it was but it was ritualistic, right, like
Speaker 2: it was connected to that. So and you know some
Speaker 2: people are doing this stuff. Is Haiti's not where you
Speaker 2: want to go on vacation right now?
Speaker 6: So right, and it's also this projection onto other cultures
Speaker 6: and societies are values, right, It is a conceit that
Speaker 6: everybody thinks like us, and they do not. In many
Speaker 6: parts of the world, they eat animals that we keep
Speaker 6: as pets. So it would not it would not, It
Speaker 6: would not surprise me. It's true. But until I get,
Speaker 6: you know, evidence, I don't know. Good. Look, we've all
Speaker 6: been on the next door pages and stuff. We know
Speaker 6: people are like, oh, I saw this thing happen, and
Speaker 6: this is what's actually going on.
Speaker 1: Well, I know that's twenty seconds. I'm with you one
Speaker 1: hundred percent.
Speaker 2: And but the thing is is you want to spur
Speaker 2: journalistic curiosity, and apparently it all stops with a letter
Speaker 2: from one city official.
Speaker 5: And that's that's.
Speaker 1: Wild to me.
Speaker 2: All Right, Pete, I got a roll man, Thank you
Speaker 2: so much. Okay, ye, all right, we'll be back.
Speaker 11: Hang on.
Speaker 1: Russ is in the minute.
Speaker 2: We're sitting in there in the break and he goes, oh,
Speaker 2: my gosh, did you see what Donald Trump tweeted?
Speaker 1: Or truth or whatever? What did he say? Go ahead,
Speaker 1: go ahead, You're so proud of yourself. He said the
Speaker 1: Bills are eating the dolphins.
Speaker 2: He would say that, oh, they're eating the dolphins. Did
Speaker 2: you see what you remember when I posted the pictures
Speaker 2: from the fishing trip when we went fishing last year
Speaker 2: in Costa Rica with the where we had a dorado
Speaker 2: and then we had but I referred to the Mai
Speaker 2: Mai as a dolphin because if you if you talk
Speaker 2: to a fishing guy in Costa Rica, they'll referred to
Speaker 2: as a dolphin. And I posted that and one of
Speaker 2: our listeners was horrified because I'm like, yeah, we caught
Speaker 2: some we caught some tuna, and we caught some red snapper,
Speaker 2: and we caught a dolphin. And she's like, what a dolphin.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, yeah, man, I go That's why I
Speaker 2: go to a murder flipper.
Speaker 1: That's the thing.
Speaker 2: I'm like, as soon as I see one bouncing around
Speaker 2: the back of the boat, I'm like, you're gonna know.
Speaker 1: It's just another thing.
Speaker 2: For So I would find that especially amusing because it
Speaker 2: also would be accurate potentially, right, they bills very well
Speaker 2: because they were in Miami, could have went back to
Speaker 2: wherever their hotel was. Maybe they got a seafood restaurant
Speaker 2: and served by my But he didn't say that.
Speaker 1: Ross lied to me. He should say it, though.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, uh, speaking of NFL stuff, Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 2: love him, hate him, I don't know. Obviously Ross is
Speaker 2: not a big fan, but that's a division, it's a
Speaker 2: that's a rivalry thing, and it's in that capacity. But
Speaker 2: as a person, his brother's a dirt bag. We agree
Speaker 2: that with that, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, it's brother. It's completely different. No, it's one
Speaker 3: of those things where like, you know, I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't think he's about part. I think he's a good
Speaker 3: person from everything I've heard. Yeah, I just don't like
Speaker 3: what he does to my team.
Speaker 2: You just want him to throw three picks and you know,
Speaker 2: come out at half. Yeah, yeah, okay, that's fair. That's fair.
Speaker 2: Not wishing injury, you're wishing not having a successful day.
Speaker 2: Although you were, I don't want to do it. You
Speaker 2: were probably one of the most annoyed people over the
Speaker 2: Mahomes flu game. Do you remember that where it's just
Speaker 2: like I can't remember, like he played through the flu
Speaker 2: and I don't remember what the beef was. Bunch of
Speaker 2: people had beef over it and I don't remember what
Speaker 2: it was. But regardless, so they decide, Well, you know,
Speaker 2: as an athlete, of course, the media has got to
Speaker 2: drag you into the pit that his politics and Mahomes
Speaker 2: is unfortunately more connected to it because of what happened
Speaker 2: with his wife and Taylor Swift, who were besties in
Speaker 2: the boxes. And then at the last game after Britney,
Speaker 2: Mahomes to his wife was I guess I don't is
Speaker 2: she complimentary of Trump in the for initial posts. I
Speaker 2: don't think she was. I think she was nonchalant in
Speaker 2: the post. Then they dug into it and they're like,
Speaker 2: we think she might be a Trump voter. And then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, Taylor and Brittany ain't sitting together anymore.
Speaker 2: People read into that stuff, so of course they're going
Speaker 2: to drag Mahomes into this. And you know what his answer,
Speaker 2: all of you athletes out there, all of you, all
Speaker 2: of you, because I just assume all the student athletes
Speaker 2: listen to this show.
Speaker 1: This is how you handle.
Speaker 5: This, Haydan Beck.
Speaker 9: I think have you've seen my history. I've run up
Speaker 9: with people from every every aspect of life.
Speaker 2: And and and by the way, this is what he's
Speaker 2: doing is not a new thing. It's called a Jordan Okay.
Speaker 2: This is this is a famously Michael Jordan thing.
Speaker 1: And this is how it used to be.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jordan, you remember what Jordan said, Republicans by sneakers too,
Speaker 2: which is true. I've fact checked it. I've seen Republicans
Speaker 2: wearing sneakers. Michael Jordan was correct, and Mahomes is emulating him.
Speaker 9: Dating back, I think if you've seen my history, I've
Speaker 9: run up with people from every every aspect of life,
Speaker 9: in every background. And I think the best thing about
Speaker 9: a football locker room and kind of how I've grown
Speaker 9: up in baseball walkers everything about that is people can
Speaker 9: come together and achieve something, achieving a common goal. And
Speaker 9: I think if we can, I mean we talked about
Speaker 9: it a while back, but I think if we can
Speaker 9: do that as a nation, I think that we can
Speaker 9: get the best out of each other. And so I
Speaker 9: think that's something that I do every single day. And
Speaker 9: whenever I'm hanging out with with whoever, I'm not I'm
Speaker 9: not thinking about their political views or anything like that.
Speaker 9: I'm thinking about the people when how they how they
Speaker 9: treat other people.
Speaker 5: And I was with a lot of great people this weekend.
Speaker 4: I think you ever thought about, specifically about the idea
Speaker 4: of President Trump's bringing up Brittany's name.
Speaker 2: Does that confect you one.
Speaker 9: Way or another. No, I mean, I think at the
Speaker 9: end of the day, it's about about me and my
Speaker 9: family and how we treat other people and I and
Speaker 9: I think you see is that Brittany does a lot
Speaker 9: in the community. I do a lot of in the
Speaker 9: community to help bring people up and give people other
Speaker 9: opportunities to use their voice. And so it's in the
Speaker 9: political times, people are gonna use stuff here and there,
Speaker 9: But I can't let that affect how I go about
Speaker 9: my business every single day and live my life and
Speaker 9: try to live it to the best of my ability.
Speaker 1: That's I mean.
Speaker 2: It's a lot longer than Jordan's statement, which was more concise,
Speaker 2: but it means the same thing.
Speaker 3: See, like I said before, Like you know, I respected
Speaker 3: him as a person, like I thought he was a
Speaker 3: good person, but I hated what he did to my team.
Speaker 1: Right right. Yeah. Now that he comes out and he
Speaker 1: says this, I feel even more that way. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But if he had come out and been opposite and
Speaker 3: been all political, I'd been like, well, now, now my
Speaker 3: opinion on you has changed a bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But when you guys play, you guys play this year, right,
Speaker 2: I'm sure we do. I think you do, and you
Speaker 2: want him to have a sixty five percent passer rating
Speaker 2: that game. It's not the personal, not the personal. And
Speaker 2: then go you know, and then go ahead, you know whatever,
Speaker 2: but yeah, just that day, just that you know, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't owe malay right.
Speaker 1: It's a little sored. It's not a major injury.
Speaker 2: Charlie, Charlie. Every time he throws yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah no.
Speaker 2: It's so like that's the way to handle this. And
Speaker 2: and the thing is is they're going to continue to
Speaker 2: beat him up and his wife. They're gonna keep doing
Speaker 2: that because they didn't get the answer they wanted. I
Speaker 2: promise you that there are journalists, uh sports journalists that
Speaker 2: are sitting there and in their mind they're like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: he's going to answer the question. We need to know
Speaker 2: where he stands, if he's gonna be if he's going
Speaker 2: to be throwing his hat in the ring for goat right.
Speaker 2: And there's you know, there's a lot of people out
Speaker 2: there that talk that talk that Mahomes could you know,
Speaker 2: could beat Brady or whatever or whomever you think is
Speaker 2: the goat. I don't know, we'll see. But if you're
Speaker 2: if you're even entered into that conversation. You absolutely can't
Speaker 2: be on the fence in the minds of some of
Speaker 2: these journalists. And so what they're gonna do is they're
Speaker 2: gonna hit him with stuff. Right, something's gonna happen in
Speaker 2: Kansas City. It's going to have like a racial component.
Speaker 2: They're like, all right, let's try it from the racial
Speaker 2: component or something will be. Something will happen, and it
Speaker 2: has to do with women's rights. Let's get him on
Speaker 2: the record, but also his wife and let's see if
Speaker 2: she's one of those tradwife monsters. It will not end well.
Speaker 2: I mean, they tried to get him on the kicker thing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Butker and he's just like whatever, I know, he's a
Speaker 2: good kicker. He's also for all of you who wanted
Speaker 2: that to happen. He's also the highest paid kicker in football.
Speaker 2: And he didn't even have to give away twelve percent
Speaker 2: or whatever his agent fee would have been, because his
Speaker 2: agent dropped him because he's a coward. So Butcker said,
Speaker 2: I don't need no stinking agent, and they went in
Speaker 2: there and negotiate his own thing to be the highest
Speaker 2: paid kicker in the history of the NFL. I think
Speaker 2: his contract's thirty million. I mean, it's not quarterback money,
Speaker 2: but let's do let's do the math there or his
Speaker 2: agent and weren't a complete piece of garbage for for
Speaker 2: you know, and just sat there the willingness obviously of
Speaker 2: the chiefs to give him this money. You likely could
Speaker 2: have achieved that as well with minimal effort, and you'd
Speaker 2: have been stroked to check for three hundred and now
Speaker 2: it's three hundred and sixty thousand dollars for essentially doing nothing.
Speaker 2: All you had to do was not issue a one
Speaker 2: line press release say we're gonna be partying ways blah
Speaker 2: blah blah, and you and you'd have a house, not
Speaker 2: a very big one in a lot of communities in
Speaker 2: North Carolina right now, but it'd have worked out okay
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Speaking of work it out, hopefully your weather this weekend
Speaker 2: works out for whatever you got planned. But don't hold
Speaker 2: your breath. That looks gooey out there already. How you
Speaker 2: doing well?
Speaker 5: Doing okay? Casey? Little gooey is correct.
Speaker 7: The rain's been hanging around Caswell down through Chatham County,
Speaker 7: Orange County points east through the Triangle and east of
Speaker 7: that out to the outer banks. Even some modern heavier
Speaker 7: rain showers Edmondson down here done and as you get
Speaker 7: in near Pittsburgh, so it just heads up to your traveling.
Speaker 7: Go further west, get into the Triad, and not much
Speaker 7: rain at all. So we'll see it kind of scattered
Speaker 7: around today, heavier rainfall the further east you go, and
Speaker 7: over the weekend, still looking at some showers at times.
Speaker 7: I really don't see a washout. There's gonna be plenty
Speaker 7: of dry hours. Although I'm a little surprised at how
Speaker 7: much rain we've got this morning in some spots, I
Speaker 7: don't think that's going.
Speaker 5: To be what we're going to have over the weekend.
Speaker 5: We'll watch off the coast.
Speaker 7: There could be low pressure developing early next week that
Speaker 7: we may get to talk about. That'll be a lot
Speaker 7: of fun. If we've got tropical development there thirty chance
Speaker 7: thirty percent chance from the Hurricane Center. And if we
Speaker 7: do get the next name storm, it would be Gordon,
Speaker 7: so the race will be on. There's another disturbance, he
Speaker 7: tried to say, out in the Atlantic that may try
Speaker 7: to develop too, So well we get Gordon off the
Speaker 7: Carolina coast, Yeah, small chance. There's also a chance there's
Speaker 7: another system in the Atlantic, which could also be named
Speaker 7: but well away from the US mainland at this time.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well it sounds good. Are you traveling
Speaker 2: today or traveling today?
Speaker 7: Okay, settled in and checking everything out, getting set up,
Speaker 7: and then we'll be here Monday and hopefully not talking
Speaker 7: about something off the coast and hoping that the weekend
Speaker 7: works out like I think it's going to with more
Speaker 7: hours of drive than wet so.
Speaker 1: Oh, I just saw this something. Are you flying Atlanta?
Speaker 1: I am, dude. They can't drive the planes there on
Speaker 1: the ground. I know.
Speaker 5: We had a little bit of a thunder bender a
Speaker 5: couple of days.
Speaker 2: How do you do what our state auditor did to
Speaker 2: a car downtown baby drunk?
Speaker 5: All yeah, oh yeah, And you know between that and did.
Speaker 1: You know that was a thing here?
Speaker 2: Dude, her state audits. You're not the auditor anymore. Obviously,
Speaker 2: was down at a party, a little holiday party, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden she decided to see if her
Speaker 2: state vehicle could drive over the vehicle behind it in
Speaker 2: the part that was parked and turned into like a
Speaker 2: demolition derby. Well, it went well for her because when
Speaker 2: you're a connected state official like you can flee the scene.
Speaker 2: Police won't even come to your house to check to
Speaker 2: see if you were intoxicated, which I'm pretty sure they
Speaker 2: would do with you and I.
Speaker 5: So they probably would.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's weird anyway. All right, Well, safe travels. We'll
Speaker 2: talk Monday, sir. Good yep, all right, there you go,
Speaker 2: and we're gonna chit chat with Oh you got a call? Okay,
Speaker 2: rock on and we'll get with Jeff Bellinger next here
Speaker 2: on the Cacoday radio program.
Speaker 1: Well, good morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just rather calm this morning, casey. Major averages
Speaker 4: were higher at the end of what was a volatile
Speaker 4: Thursday session on Wall Street. Futures are narrowly mixed right now.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, the Nasdaq just turned a
Speaker 4: little bit higher, so we're higher across the board. S
Speaker 4: and P futures are up ten the Nasdaq futures are
Speaker 4: ahead by a fraction. The Dow futures are up seventy
Speaker 4: two points. We get the University of Michigan's mid month
Speaker 4: reading on consumer sentiment ten o'clock this morning.
Speaker 1: That may get a close look.
Speaker 4: Boeing is strike bound for the first time in sixteen years.
Speaker 4: Just what the company didn't need more than thirty thousand
Speaker 4: factory workers walked out after rejecting a contract offer that
Speaker 4: would have raised their pay by twenty four percent. The
Speaker 4: strike shuts down production of seven thirty seven, seven seventy
Speaker 4: seven and seven sixty seven jets, just one more strain
Speaker 4: on Boeing and its new chief executive. Both sides say
Speaker 4: they want to resume negotiations soon. Amazon dot Com is
Speaker 4: going to invest more than two billion dollars in its
Speaker 4: contract delivery programs so that partners can raise drivers pay
Speaker 4: to nearly twenty two dollars an hour. Verizons taking a
Speaker 4: charge of nearly two billion dollars to cover payouts to
Speaker 4: about forty eight hundred workers who accepted voluntary severance offers.
Speaker 4: About half of the workers will leave this month, the
Speaker 4: rest will go by the end of March. Bath and
Speaker 4: Body Works among the first big retailers to announce its
Speaker 4: holiday hiring plans. The personal products chain says it will
Speaker 4: hire more than thirty thousand temporary workers to staff as
Speaker 4: stores and distribution centers. Charter Communications and Warner Brothers Discovery
Speaker 4: have a new distribution deal. It includes some new perks
Speaker 4: for Charters cable customers. Spectrum TV Select packages will include
Speaker 4: the ad supported versions of Max and Discovery Plus at
Speaker 4: no additional cost, and Cacchlorox plans a major marketing campaign
Speaker 4: for its Fresh Step and Scoop Away brands.
Speaker 1: Of Kitty Litter.
Speaker 4: Production of Kitty Litter and other Clorox products was halted
Speaker 4: when the company was hacked last year. Kitty Litter one
Speaker 4: product line that has not recovered customers who had to
Speaker 4: find other litter brands that were acceptable to their fussy cats.
Speaker 4: They're not taking the time to switch back casey.
Speaker 2: You know where they don't have fussy cats, Jeff, nowhere
Speaker 2: is that Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 1: So they're good with whatever litter you give them. Just
Speaker 1: keep them in the house, all right, Thank you, Jeff.
Speaker 1: Sorry to drag you into that. Man. All Right, you
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ross you think you think a cat in Springfield,
Speaker 2: Ohio's being picky about his food right now or his litter?
Speaker 1: He's like doll ripped up newspaper or No. This is fine.
Speaker 2: I love it, This is great. Did I tell you
Speaker 2: how much I love you today? This is gredo. Let
Speaker 2: me outside. Oh wait, I'm sorry. Tim Wall said that's
Speaker 2: not a thing on your Bengo card.
Speaker 1: And they're eating cats.
Speaker 5: And they're eating cats.
Speaker 2: Saying the best part is have you seen the remixes
Speaker 2: on TikTok?
Speaker 1: With it? There's a dance, the don'y Cats dance. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Some of the biggest influencers are like now lip syncing
Speaker 3: to it. Yeah, it's going super viral.
Speaker 2: It's like a you know, it's like a techno remix
Speaker 2: kind of thing, and it's it's a TikTok trend for
Speaker 2: everything you think about TikTok. It's really impactful. Why why
Speaker 2: were they saying we're not eating cats?
Speaker 1: Did they? Did they think when Trump brought it up
Speaker 1: at the debate he was talking about the supporters, were
Speaker 1: they unaware of the situation in Springfield? Because that chance
Speaker 1: where's the rolly real with the rally? He was in Ohio? Right, No,
Speaker 1: it was in Michigan. Okay, So I mean the chance
Speaker 1: is super weird. Yeah, I don't know. Maybe they have
Speaker 1: a guilty conscience, Maybe they all had cat before they
Speaker 1: get there and they're like, I don't want to be
Speaker 1: associated with this. Right, they've been exposed yep, yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 1: And they have a call here, David, what's up? Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry, Yeah, it's still showing on my call screen.
Speaker 2: It's so weird even after you vexed that. Okay, well,
Speaker 2: we're not going to talk to David. Oh, real quick,
Speaker 2: what's up?
Speaker 1: Yeah he did hung out? Okay, all right, I was I.
Speaker 2: Think it was just showing on my call screener there,
Speaker 2: All right, Well then real quick. Unfortunately we got to
Speaker 2: go to another dude whose name starts with the D
Speaker 2: but not his real name.
Speaker 1: Dutch has died. You guys remember Dutch.
Speaker 2: You know him as Chad McQueen, of course, Steve McQueen's kid.
Speaker 2: He was sixty three years of age. He played Dutch
Speaker 2: in the nineteen eighty four hit that never, never, ever,
Speaker 2: ever should have seen a remake. I'm, of course referring
Speaker 2: to the Karate Kid now. He was also in the
Speaker 2: eighty six Karate Kid Too. I can't remember how I
Speaker 2: feel about Karate Kid Too. I know I don't feel
Speaker 2: as strongly as I do with the Jaden Smith thing.
Speaker 1: Though.
Speaker 3: Karate Kid Too is weird because like, the girlfriend wasn't there.
Speaker 3: I was always upset with that Elizabeth Shoe wasn't there.
Speaker 3: Super weird.
Speaker 2: I can't even remember. I was trying to remember fully,
Speaker 2: what was going what happened to Elizabeth shoe Man?
Speaker 1: And they used to be yeah.
Speaker 3: Right right yeah, But nothing against Yukioh his girlfriend in
Speaker 3: the second movie, but it was just it was weird.
Speaker 1: But how did I go? This is like four decades
Speaker 1: on this planet and I have no idea. I had
Speaker 1: no idea. He was Steve McQueen's kid.