Speaker 1: This is the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: They're running a strange program, y'all.
Speaker 1: With Walter Sterling.
Speaker 3: Lost in.
Speaker 4: Nagre Sterling Nator.
Speaker 3: Listen, once again, Dave Scott, who's a Canadian, has to
Speaker 3: explain to me why today in the lower forty eight
Speaker 3: I could smell those forest fires as bad as they've
Speaker 3: ever been, and I could see that smoke as bad
Speaker 3: as it's ever been. These are amazing fires. How many
Speaker 3: fires are there? Do you know, Dave Scott, how many
Speaker 3: Canadian fires are imposing themselves on us?
Speaker 5: In declaring war?
Speaker 6: I think there's over one hundred and fifty right now,
Speaker 6: and I know that. I know in British Columbia. I
Speaker 6: can't speak for any other province, but I know in
Speaker 6: British Columbia they have called in firefighters from Mexico, Costa Rica, Australia,
Speaker 6: New Zealand and that way it helps take a lot
Speaker 6: of the burden off off of the play that's going
Speaker 6: on right now.
Speaker 3: But imagine the expense of bringing in firefighters from New Zealand,
Speaker 3: the airplane, the hotel, the feeding them. Mexico not so hard.
Speaker 3: Freaking New Zealand couldn't be further away.
Speaker 6: I agree with you. I agree with you. But you
Speaker 6: know what, in this new wave of super fires that
Speaker 6: we are seeing, or should I call them super bureaucracy fires,
Speaker 6: That way we could, you know, we could share the
Speaker 6: wealth of what's going on. And this is you know, look,
Speaker 6: I believe climate change is real in certain cases, but
Speaker 6: I don't believe that a lot of these fires are
Speaker 6: caused by climate change. For example, just so me four hours,
Speaker 6: a lady who is very pro climate change just happen
Speaker 6: to be arrested for ourson for setting three ground fires.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, I mean, yeah, that's a good way to
Speaker 3: deal with the environment is to ac set forest fires exactly.
Speaker 6: So you know, yes, there's lightning strikes. Yes, the fires
Speaker 6: create their own weather patterns, the bigger that they go.
Speaker 6: But I mean, people are just so hyped up about
Speaker 6: Oh it has to be climate change. It has to
Speaker 6: be climate change. Look at the factors that are in
Speaker 6: it before you proclaim it. Okay, And that is all
Speaker 6: I'm saying, Like these need these super fires, they don't
Speaker 6: need emotion, They need critical thinking as to why they
Speaker 6: are happening. Look, we if you guys are getting hit
Speaker 6: with smoke where you are Walter, Yes, I apologize for that, yes,
Speaker 6: but I mean on the flip side, you know, we
Speaker 6: have to start looking for answers as to why it's happening.
Speaker 6: Not bureaucracy, not disallowing people at fire crews to sit
Speaker 6: around and do nothing for three four five days, not
Speaker 6: grounding helicopters, not grounding airplanes. You would think with the
Speaker 6: I think Canada has given Ukraine, and I'm Ukrainian and
Speaker 6: I got to you know, you know, if you talk
Speaker 6: about the Russia Ukrainian war, Okay, I'm all about supporting Ukraine,
Speaker 6: but if you look at the money that Canada alone
Speaker 6: has designated to help Ukraine, we could have bought another
Speaker 6: three hundred three hundred water bomber aircraft that land on
Speaker 6: the lakes, the Canada air ones that you see on
Speaker 6: every video that land on the lake, scoop it up
Speaker 6: and go dump it on the fires. But no, instead
Speaker 6: we give it away.
Speaker 3: The bureaucracy allegedly started the fires. Why did they start
Speaker 3: the fires?
Speaker 6: Well, I think it comes down to a few things.
Speaker 6: We're always tampering with nature, so we're spraying glycophates on
Speaker 6: the forest. We're not cleaning in Canada due to the
Speaker 6: political climate that has really taken away what Canada is,
Speaker 6: which is a natural resource country and an export country.
Speaker 6: We've taken the jobs of cleaning up the forests, say
Speaker 6: of dead fall or you know, replanting trees. We haven't
Speaker 6: done enough of it. You're trying to kill bugs with chemicals,
Speaker 6: which dries out the trees, which makes them more susceptible
Speaker 6: to fires. I mean, if you and I think of
Speaker 6: a fire starting, Walter, what's the temperature that you think of?
Speaker 6: You think of it at probably between ninety and one
Speaker 6: hundred and ten fahrenheit, okay, which would be about say,
Speaker 6: thirty three to thirty nine degrees celsius. That's where I think,
Speaker 6: not at seventy five degrees fahrenheit or twenty one degrees celsius,
Speaker 6: nothing like that. And yet they're starting in cooler temperatures
Speaker 6: now and they're taking off. Well why are they taking off?
Speaker 6: Because we don't have people. Our forest industry has been decimated.
Speaker 6: If you look in my town, when I moved here
Speaker 6: eleven years ago, there were three mills, okay, that were
Speaker 6: all different types of mills for all different types of wood. Now,
Speaker 6: eleven years later, we have zero mills in a town
Speaker 6: of twenty five hundred people and that was our biggest
Speaker 6: economic growth. And this is happening all over not only
Speaker 6: British Columbia in smaller towns, but right across the country.
Speaker 6: When you take away the forestry and the people who
Speaker 6: manage forestry. For somebody who's just getting out of university,
Speaker 6: who grew up in the city but looked up at
Speaker 6: the mountains and said, hey, those trees look really, really pretty,
Speaker 6: it doesn't get the job done properly.
Speaker 3: I think this is an act of war that the
Speaker 3: Canadian government has declared war on the Lower forty eight
Speaker 3: on the US. And the way that this is you've
Speaker 3: weaponized these trees.
Speaker 6: Well, historically speaking, we are to and oh against you?
Speaker 6: So I mean, could we be going for three? And oh?
Speaker 6: I mean we every every year we send our Canadian
Speaker 6: Air Force down with Canadian geese. We call them cobra
Speaker 6: chickens up here. And you know we're all about the
Speaker 6: danger man, We leaves dangerous way.
Speaker 3: The geese can take down our planes.
Speaker 6: Why not? Why not?
Speaker 5: It seems like an act of war.
Speaker 3: You've leach unleashed them toxic chemicals on us.
Speaker 5: Smoke.
Speaker 3: It's a smoke war, a chemical war. And geese. Therefore,
Speaker 3: you're sending a militarized aircraft toward us.
Speaker 6: Well, not just that, but let's also remember that Canadians
Speaker 6: are breathing in the smoke as well. But if you
Speaker 6: go back to World War One during Agent Orange, when
Speaker 6: the Germans were dropping Agent Orange on everybody, the Canadians
Speaker 6: were breathing in that stuff like it was a barbecue.
Speaker 6: You know, we went right for it. You know, that's
Speaker 6: how strong the Canadian lungs are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Now, do you have anything that's because of the
Speaker 3: French cigarettes? Do you have anything to report to us?
Speaker 3: Dave Scott, host of spaced Out Radio. You can hear
Speaker 3: every show he's ever done on YouTube. Spased Out Radio
Speaker 3: got a cool website, spaced out Radio dot com. Dave
Speaker 3: expert on UFOs UAPs. How about a report on the latest.
Speaker 6: Well the latest if we could use an old childhood
Speaker 6: nursery rhyme, sure, alter about the pied piper, you know,
Speaker 6: where he plays his flute and all the rats end
Speaker 6: up leaving with him out of the city of London.
Speaker 6: And then well I laughed at this, and I don't
Speaker 6: know why I came up with this analogy, but Congressman
Speaker 6: Eric Burlison, who is very hot to trot on the
Speaker 6: UFO topic right now and really getting into protecting whistleblowers
Speaker 6: and potential whistleblowers for coming forward so that way they
Speaker 6: are protected from breaking their NDAs in case they want
Speaker 6: to say what happened, where the UFOs are, where the
Speaker 6: alien bodies are that allegedly the United States government is
Speaker 6: covering up. Well, he put up his pipe pied piper
Speaker 6: today and he started playing his flute because on x
Speaker 6: he put out a big report that basically says, look,
Speaker 6: if you guys are wanting to come out, if you're
Speaker 6: wanting to add your name to the list, come to me,
Speaker 6: talk to me. I want your story. I want to
Speaker 6: be able to really bring this to the forefront. I
Speaker 6: want to make sure you're protected. I want to make
Speaker 6: sure that you are that you don't have to worry
Speaker 6: about getting fired from your government job or your defense
Speaker 6: contract job because you did this. So right now, basically,
Speaker 6: what Burlison is doing is he's calling together all the
Speaker 6: troops who have had UFO experiences or unidentified anomalist phenomena
Speaker 6: otherwise known as UAP experiences that they can come out
Speaker 6: and publicly talk about it. Now when I say publicly,
Speaker 6: I'm not saying to the public you and I don't
Speaker 6: get those stories. This is so they can come out
Speaker 6: publicly to the Congress, people behind the dark curtain, behind
Speaker 6: the Wizard of Oz's curtain. So that way they can
Speaker 6: keep their names out of the public. They're not going
Speaker 6: on radio or podcast interviews like your show or my
Speaker 6: show or whoever. They are literally just trying to get
Speaker 6: these names out of the woodwork. And for a lot
Speaker 6: of the whistleblowers, from what I've heard from people who
Speaker 6: are close to, many of them not trusting anybody. They
Speaker 6: don't want to come out. They don't care what kind
Speaker 6: of assurances they have, because in the end, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 6: Whence their name is public. They could have a lot
Speaker 6: of ramifications that happen to them, from losing pensions, to
Speaker 6: losing jobs, to losing contracts. There's a lot more at stake.
Speaker 6: They're just talking about a UFO.
Speaker 5: What's at stake.
Speaker 6: They're livelihoods and potentially the livelihood of their children or
Speaker 6: maybe their spouse or well, don't.
Speaker 3: You think we're at a point in time where we're
Speaker 3: past that. When a government says yes there are UFOs
Speaker 3: here are the files the power? The importance of the
Speaker 3: drop of the files, in my opinion is it's the
Speaker 3: first time in history that the US government has actually
Speaker 3: acknowledged it's true. Now, you may not like the files,
Speaker 3: you may not think there's enough. I may not think
Speaker 3: there's enough, But we have to put that in context,
Speaker 3: which is that up till now we speculated on two things.
Speaker 6: Well, and Walter, I would agree with you on that. However,
Speaker 6: with the people coming out and basically throwing their own
Speaker 6: departments under the bus, the alphabet agencies that pretty much
Speaker 6: rule the behind the scenes and behind the curtains of
Speaker 6: government really don't like this happening. They don't like their
Speaker 6: secrets coming out to the public. And I think that's
Speaker 6: the concern. It isn't about telling or not telling the
Speaker 6: US public. It's about potentially giving up secrets. Most of
Speaker 6: these people, if not all of them, don't know what
Speaker 6: they've seen. They don't know if it's secret technology that
Speaker 6: Lockheed Skunk Quirks has been working on, or if it's
Speaker 6: actually from outer space or a different dimension. This is
Speaker 6: the argument, and they don't want to give up a
Speaker 6: lot of the secrets that the US has been holding
Speaker 6: and I got a good example of that, Walter, if
Speaker 6: you don't mind. Okay, remember during the bin Laden raid
Speaker 6: in a Badabad, Pakistan, when they took out bin Laden,
Speaker 6: they brought in a bunch of stealth helicopters that were
Speaker 6: based I believe at one of the secret bases on
Speaker 6: the west coast Okay. There were two of them. One
Speaker 6: of them actually crashed during that session and during that raid,
Speaker 6: and they had to blow it up and destroy it.
Speaker 6: Otherwise we would have never known that those helicopters actually existed.
Speaker 6: Where are those helicopters now? Where are the helicopters that
Speaker 6: were used? Why have we never seed them again? Were
Speaker 6: they destroyed like they were already made for one mission
Speaker 6: and then destroyed or are they still around? That's a
Speaker 6: big question. And that's kind of like leading into the
Speaker 6: UAP thing. Where is everything? Where are they hiding it?
Speaker 6: What are they hiding? What technologies do they have? And
Speaker 6: that's the big question.
Speaker 7: Nobody knows, Nobody knows, nobody knows.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 7: So with the Canadian wildfires, do we see an end
Speaker 7: to this?
Speaker 6: The Canadian wildfires? Of course, they're going to start wrapping
Speaker 6: up here soon. And what's traditional is that usually around
Speaker 6: Labor Day they end up disappearing and they end up
Speaker 6: being under full control and they end up going out. Like,
Speaker 6: for instance, in my area, just a couple of days ago,
Speaker 6: towns that were evacuated, they've been allowing people back home.
Speaker 6: They have reopened the highway so now I can actually
Speaker 6: drive south to Vancouver, where I'm going next week. So,
Speaker 6: I mean it is something that is very very appropriate
Speaker 6: for this time of year as well. Not only that,
Speaker 6: but the temperatures at night are starting to get into
Speaker 6: single digits up where we live, and and the fires
Speaker 6: don't move as fast at night, so it's a combination
Speaker 6: of both.
Speaker 7: So, Dave, do you think does it? I mean, why
Speaker 7: now though? Why this year is the smoke coming down
Speaker 7: to the lower forty eight If this happens all the.
Speaker 6: Time, because we as Canadians were instructed to point all
Speaker 6: of our fans towards eight forty ninth parallel.
Speaker 3: You know, well, I think it's I think it's personal.
Speaker 3: And did you like Matt's impression of me?
Speaker 5: I think that was pretty good.
Speaker 6: It kind of tripped me out a little bit. I'm like,
Speaker 6: is there a problem with your microphone right now? Or no,
Speaker 6: it's excellent, excellent, No.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 3: This is what happens when we talk about top secret
Speaker 3: government stuff. This happens to many talk show hosts across America.
Speaker 3: We get interfered with it, exactly actly the most curious moments.
Speaker 3: Isn't that something Dave.
Speaker 6: Scott was I Was I cut off the air? Or
Speaker 6: was I still on the air when I know you.
Speaker 3: Were still on the air because you're Canadian, but as
Speaker 3: an American, I was cut off. Hey, great show, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much, Dave Scott. Spaced Out Radio, spaced Out
Speaker 3: Radio dot Com. Walter Sterling The other side of Midnight
Speaker 3: from the Red Apple Audio Networks.
Speaker 1: The other side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. It's the
Speaker 1: other side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 2: If you want to go to.
Speaker 8: Or fight an.
Speaker 2: Alligator in a swamp, then the other side of men
Speaker 2: like cas what do It's Florida's Story.
Speaker 9: I'm James Park and this is Florida Story.
Speaker 2: Thank you, oh, thank you so much. It's so nice
Speaker 2: for our first Florida story.
Speaker 9: We're going to go to the Tampa area where I'm
Speaker 9: trying to piece this one together because what we have
Speaker 9: is there's a neighborhood with roaming chickens, and the roaming
Speaker 9: chickens are supposedly the origin of the dispute between a
Speaker 9: forty three year old Florida man and a sixty five
Speaker 9: year old Florida man. An argument escalates, it turns into
Speaker 9: show I always say, a kerf fluffle, and they get
Speaker 9: in a fight, and then now people are in legal trouble.
Speaker 9: But I feel like we're missing a lot of details
Speaker 9: here because then it just fast forwards to after these
Speaker 9: guys got in trouble, both guys go to jail, and
Speaker 9: then the cops have to go confiscate three chickens. And
Speaker 9: so I see the video and it just shows the
Speaker 9: cops taking three chickens and putting them into a police vehicle,
Speaker 9: and I guess they're going to chicken jail. So I
Speaker 9: don't know why three chicken are getting arrested when two
Speaker 9: dudes getting a fight. I don't know if one of
Speaker 9: the guys owned them and the other guy was just
Speaker 9: ticked at the other people let them roam the neighborhood.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 9: The only other detail I have is, UH, they talk
Speaker 9: to some of the neighbors, and some of the neighbors
Speaker 9: liked having the chickens, and they left out food and
Speaker 9: water for them. But this is all I've got. I've
Speaker 9: just I've never seen chickens get arrested and get is
Speaker 9: there a chicken jail? Like where are they taking them to?
Speaker 9: I don't know, dinner, I mean like like a KFC
Speaker 9: or something. I don't know how any of this works.
Speaker 9: And this is Florida, so I don't think I want
Speaker 9: to know my beer. This keeps coming up the whole
Speaker 9: aligator slash crocodile situation where you know your people, you're
Speaker 9: so brave and nonchalant about living in a house whose
Speaker 9: property backs up into the natural habitat of a fourteen
Speaker 9: foot dinosaur. I know the weather's nice in Florida. I
Speaker 9: don't know where you came from before that, and maybe
Speaker 9: it's snowed and you hate cold weather or whatnot. But
Speaker 9: do you have to live so close to source? And
Speaker 9: this keeps becoming a problem because you know it's the
Speaker 9: statistics seem underwhelming when you find out like, oh, well,
Speaker 9: there's only like six people a year killed by alligators
Speaker 9: in Florida. This sounds kind of like a lot because
Speaker 9: there's a bunch people who are run around getting the
Speaker 9: arm ripped off and whatnot. And so what we have
Speaker 9: here is a almost fourteen foot alligator. They had to
Speaker 9: chase him down and kill him because someone found a
Speaker 9: human body floating around in a canal. And this was
Speaker 9: in the Ridge Crest, Florida alligator. The size of this
Speaker 9: thing is immense though. I have a video from Fox
Speaker 9: thirteen first.
Speaker 11: On Fox A gruesome discovery Panellas County where witnesses found
Speaker 11: this almost fourteen foot gator with a body in its
Speaker 11: mouth this afternoon. This happened in the Ridge Crest community
Speaker 11: along one hundred and thirty fourth Street near Openton Road.
Speaker 11: Fox fourteen's Justin Matthews is out there a.
Speaker 9: Lot now, Justin, Justin, I'm sure you're a great reporter.
Speaker 9: I don't care what you have to say at this point.
Speaker 9: Why are you people getting eaten my dinosaurs in Florida?
Speaker 1: Move?
Speaker 9: Hold my beer all right? For our next Florida story.
Speaker 9: I need parents, I need you to pay attention to
Speaker 9: this one. There's a mom who's just trying to make
Speaker 9: it through being a mom as hard these days, and
Speaker 9: you have these kids. They get addicted to their electronic devices, phone, xbox.
Speaker 9: They're always plugged into something. They're watching dumb stuff on
Speaker 9: TikTok or YouTube, or you know, playing Minecraft or Fortnite
Speaker 9: or whatever, and some of these kids get serious addiction
Speaker 9: to these. Well, this one mom has a ten ten
Speaker 9: year old son and an eleven year old daughter and
Speaker 9: she's had enough. She took away all of their electronics. Well,
Speaker 9: the kids were furious. They screamed at her, they threw
Speaker 9: a fit like nothing else. But mom stood her ground
Speaker 9: and said, no electronics until you learn your lesson. So
Speaker 9: mom goes to work. But when she comes back, the
Speaker 9: kids are gone and the car's gone. Great, so what
Speaker 9: do you do? Do you report your kids missing? Do
Speaker 9: you report your car stolen? Do you report the cars
Speaker 9: probably stolen by your missing kids? So she calls the
Speaker 9: cops and so now the cops are looking for the
Speaker 9: stolen car. First, and this is weird. Two hundred miles
Speaker 9: up I seventy five. Now they started out in North Point,
Speaker 9: but they're in the Gainesville area when the cops run
Speaker 9: a plate on the car that matched the description of
Speaker 9: the stolen car and it comes back hot.
Speaker 2: So they pull over the car.
Speaker 9: That's a high risk situation and I'll be damn outcomes
Speaker 9: at gunpoint, the ten year old son out of the
Speaker 9: driver's seat and the eleven year old daughter out of
Speaker 9: the passenger seat.
Speaker 1: Part of me and you should be a little bit.
Speaker 9: Impressed at a ten year old was able to drive
Speaker 9: about two hundred miles on the nearest Florida Freeway almost
Speaker 9: to Georgia from the bottom of the state. No crashes,
Speaker 9: no dings, you know, no negative consequences from that. But
Speaker 9: mom just said she's not going to charge her ten
Speaker 9: year olds an eleven year old daughter with grand theft auto.
Speaker 9: So since she declined to press charges, Really, the worst
Speaker 9: charge the cops can throw at the ten and eleven
Speaker 9: year old is driving without a license. And the cops
Speaker 9: had to respond on Facebook. They're like, well, yeah, we
Speaker 9: can't throw kids in jail for what's a misdemeanor ticketed violation.
Speaker 9: Y'all all need to slow your role. This mom's trying
Speaker 9: as hard as she can. Like the cops felt sorry
Speaker 9: for the mom. I feel sorry for the mom. I mean,
Speaker 9: what do you do after that? You have to sleep
Speaker 9: with your car keys and your pillow cushion. I guess
Speaker 9: those are some bad kids. They deserve to be grounded.
Speaker 9: Pull my beer well, I'm going to chalk this one
Speaker 9: up under the classic battle that's going on in America,
Speaker 9: the public, very public debate over free speech or hate
Speaker 9: speech or slander, or what's parody and what's fair use.
Speaker 9: And you know that this is a worthy discussion of
Speaker 9: your time and effort as a very important issue. So
Speaker 9: for today's Florida story example, we're going to go to
Speaker 9: De Soto County to the beach where a guy got
Speaker 9: in trouble because he has his car painted up to
Speaker 9: look like a Border Patrol vehicle. It even has the
Speaker 9: lights on it and everything. But he's in trouble for
Speaker 9: impersonating a police officer because this isn't a Border Patrol vehicle.
Speaker 9: His actually says booty Patrol. That's right, Booty Patrol. We
Speaker 9: go to the local NBC affiliate here, just so you
Speaker 9: don't think I'm a crazy person making this up.
Speaker 12: WBBH meet the man behind the Booty Patrol, Gabriel Levano.
Speaker 12: He's the proud owner of this trick out Chevy pickup truck.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean the truck alone was like seventy five
Speaker 13: that's just.
Speaker 12: For the decals, plus another five grant to light this
Speaker 12: truck up like a Christmas tree.
Speaker 10: I was just bored, you know, and I just decided.
Speaker 2: On that that's a lot of money just to be bored.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I know, man, but like you know, just to
Speaker 10: have fun.
Speaker 12: You know, it's just been fun in games for the
Speaker 12: eighteen year old from braidon Tech.
Speaker 10: I have videos of cops coming up to me and
Speaker 10: asking me if they just want to picture pull.
Speaker 12: On Sunday night, after an event in Arcadia, he met
Speaker 12: at the Soto County deputy wasn't laughing.
Speaker 10: So as soon as I pull out of the event,
Speaker 10: carp pulls me over.
Speaker 12: Deputy's riding him this ticket for improper display in his rims,
Speaker 12: including the prohibited red and blue lights.
Speaker 9: Oh how are you gonna sit in this guy to jail?
Speaker 9: This is a Florida hero that looks so good. It
Speaker 9: really did look like a like a Border Patrol trug
Speaker 9: but it just says Booty Patrol on it and the
Speaker 9: same font and everything. And kudos to him, man, because
Speaker 9: this guy has a walking party wherever he goes a
Speaker 9: thing of lights up like the Nearest dance club, and
Speaker 9: he had a bunch of friends packed into it.
Speaker 1: Looked like a good time.
Speaker 5: I thought this was America.
Speaker 9: We can't run around in a fake jurisdictional enforcement vehicle,
Speaker 9: as if anyone's mistaking the booty patrol truck for an
Speaker 9: actual law enforcement function. Get a hold of yourself, people,
Speaker 9: He's just having fun and this is Florida. By the way,
Speaker 9: you have a lot bigger problems than the eighteen year
Speaker 9: old boy genius in the booty patrol truck. Hold my beer.
Speaker 1: I'm James Parker.
Speaker 9: Florida Stories is a spring rock production on the Red
Speaker 9: Apple Audio Networks.
Speaker 3: All Right, Congratulations with Walter Sterling on the air in
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Speaker 14: Midnight Misfits Walter Sterling, The out Side of Midnight.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you want to be popular?
Speaker 8: Jenny thinks that she has the key to popularity parking
Speaker 8: in cars with the boys at night. When Jerry brags
Speaker 8: about taking Jenny out, he learns that she dates all
Speaker 8: the boys, and he feels less important.
Speaker 3: He feels less important. All right, Walter Sterling, lets you
Speaker 3: and I talk. Eight hundred eight four eight nine two
Speaker 3: to two eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two.
Speaker 3: Last night we discussed the mystery of Christina Molinari. Christina
Speaker 3: Moullinary is a new world reset stand up comic. First
Speaker 3: time I heard her, I'm like, she's got to be
Speaker 3: on this show. I send her manager an email, and
Speaker 3: then her manager another email, and then her agent and email,
Speaker 3: and her agent another email. And she's about to start
Speaker 3: a world tour and she's right bubbling under. She's showing
Speaker 3: up at small venues but around the world, and she's
Speaker 3: going to get to the next level soon. That's where
Speaker 3: we want to be. We want to be with a
Speaker 3: comic who's get right there. And she's on this show
Speaker 3: and becomes part of this show because I get her.
Speaker 3: This makes sense to me.
Speaker 13: Guy friends are so great I have, you know, I
Speaker 13: love my guy friends.
Speaker 2: But you know, I think if.
Speaker 13: They would, they would have sex with me.
Speaker 9: You know, almost positive they would.
Speaker 13: And that's not to take away what good friends they are,
Speaker 13: because they are, but they would be better friends in
Speaker 13: a heartbeat.
Speaker 9: They would, you know they would.
Speaker 13: I don't think any of them's like, no our friendship, right.
Speaker 3: And then I waited to hear from the manager, and
Speaker 3: then I waited to hear from the agent, and then
Speaker 3: I started to branch out to my friends who know
Speaker 3: the stand up comic circuit. That's a tight clicky bunch.
Speaker 3: I got in touch with Ed Till, I got in
Speaker 3: touch with Cooper Lawrence. I got in touch with everybody
Speaker 3: I know who knows that circuit.
Speaker 5: Nothing.
Speaker 3: They didn't answer my emails, they didn't answer my calls.
Speaker 5: It was it's weird. It's a mystery. Why the heck
Speaker 5: on this?
Speaker 3: These radio stations, this show, a live, all night radio
Speaker 3: show designed to showcase a stand up comic. Why haven't
Speaker 3: I heard back from any of them? Because she's going
Speaker 3: to do a show in Philly, she's going to do
Speaker 3: a show in New York City. We could sell out
Speaker 3: those venues. This is a powerful place.
Speaker 13: One time, this guy he asked if I wanted to
Speaker 13: go see Adam Sandler because that's my favorite comedian. And
Speaker 13: I was like, yeah, sure, I'll go with you. And
Speaker 13: you know, he was like this millionaire or something like that,
Speaker 13: and then he did something because I didn't want to
Speaker 13: hang out with him more than just going you see that,
Speaker 13: and so then he like kind of like dangled it
Speaker 13: in front of me like a Carrie, like, oh, I
Speaker 13: guess we won't go and see that then, And I
Speaker 13: was like, Okay, that's fine because I didn't want to
Speaker 13: do it. That bad, but he like really rubbed it
Speaker 13: in my face. So I bought Adam Sandler tickets right
Speaker 13: in the front row, like they were like a grant.
Speaker 13: They were so expensive. I did not have that money.
Speaker 13: And I drove three hours. And then he sent me
Speaker 13: a picture of oh, look at the seats like that
Speaker 13: I have, and my sees were way better. So then
Speaker 13: I send him a picture back, and I sent the
Speaker 13: Adam Sandler meme Somebody's closer, And it was so worth
Speaker 13: it that I felt so good, and I blocked him, and.
Speaker 5: She blocked him.
Speaker 3: Christina Molinari, Christina Molinari, I'm on big enough radio stations
Speaker 3: with massive voice covering all of North America right now.
Speaker 3: Christina Molinari, you must have a friend who's hearing this show.
Speaker 3: You need to come on this show. We'll have a
Speaker 3: good time. I won't say anything too stupid. I respect
Speaker 3: your work. I'm not going to beg but I'm pointing
Speaker 3: out this would be good for you, and I believe
Speaker 3: it'd be good for the Midnight misfits.
Speaker 14: I have never met a Dia coke drinker who is
Speaker 14: not a profoundly broken person. Every Dia coke drinker has
Speaker 14: a hole in their heart that aspartame is never gonna fill.
Speaker 3: Now, of course you're worried about Britney Spears. You've been
Speaker 3: worried about her for a while, and you have good reasons.
Speaker 4: I was like, come with this for like four weeks.
Speaker 15: Brittany Spears wants to be given less botox. On August eighth,
Speaker 15: the Grammy winner details her unfortunate experience with cosmetic injectables
Speaker 15: on Instagram, sharing it left her with some regrets.
Speaker 4: Be bad because you put so much botox and this
Speaker 4: left eye that it drew down like that and it's
Speaker 4: just now starting to raise up and benormal again. It's
Speaker 4: so embarrassed, is like that, Like it's girls. You have
Speaker 4: to be careful. If you in potox with these people
Speaker 4: and they stop theirs, they can really your eyes up.
Speaker 4: But I was like, come with this for like four weeks.
Speaker 4: It's just now like starting to write.
Speaker 15: Okay, And it's safe to say Brittany won't be allowing
Speaker 15: the doctor to hit her one more time with the treatment,
Speaker 15: as she captions the post you can't trust anyone.
Speaker 5: Previously, the forty four year.
Speaker 15: Old opened up about the lasting effects her thirteen year
Speaker 15: conservatorship under her family had on her self image, writing
Speaker 15: on Instagram in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 5: I used to feel pretty.
Speaker 15: Therefore I was calm, content, not trying. And then I
Speaker 15: felt like hot, wild mess, and I felt so alive
Speaker 15: in my wild days. She continued, it was hot, but
Speaker 15: then in the conservator ship, I felt absolutely nothing, uneasy, unattractive,
Speaker 15: not in my skin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no more botox for Britney Spears, Walter Sterling and you.
Speaker 3: I got a phone number. It's eight hundred eight four
Speaker 3: eight nine two two two. You and I are starting
Speaker 3: the school year this week, next week, the week after that.
Speaker 3: No school should start this week or next week. It
Speaker 3: should start after Labor Day on the condition that they
Speaker 3: have air conditioning. The worst bar in your city as
Speaker 3: cold as could be. The worse the bar, the better
Speaker 3: the air conditioning. I don't understand why this doesn't apply
Speaker 3: to public schools. Well, you know when we were in school,
Speaker 3: it wasn't air conditioning, right, you're near death. Doesn't apply
Speaker 3: to you. These are kids who have been raised in
Speaker 3: air conditioning. Nothing unusual. There was a time I realized
Speaker 3: when you were younger that your parents would drive out
Speaker 3: to the highway stores and they would go store to
Speaker 3: store to find the cheapest air conditioning. They could probably
Speaker 3: took a week two weeks to find the cheapest air conditioner,
Speaker 3: and then it weighed four hundred pounds. Uncle Joe had
Speaker 3: to come to the house help your father install it.
Speaker 3: Major event, big deal. That isn't how it is anymore.
Speaker 3: Today you can buy an eight thousand BTU air conditioner
Speaker 3: that actually has a cool thing that enables you to
Speaker 3: install it in your window without any hardware or anything.
Speaker 3: Have you seen these new air conditioners? Have you seen
Speaker 3: this new design? It's like, oh, I should have had
Speaker 3: a V eight. It's one of those new designs where
Speaker 3: you go, why didn't I think of that? If you
Speaker 3: haven't seen it, give me a second to describe it,
Speaker 3: because the minute I describe you gonna go, oh, of course,
Speaker 3: air conditioner in the middle of the air conditioner. Instead
Speaker 3: of it being a solid square right in the middle,
Speaker 3: it's cut out and makes a U. The air conditioner
Speaker 3: is a U instead of a square. The U means
Speaker 3: you can put it in a window sill and put
Speaker 3: the window down. It goes right into the middle of
Speaker 3: the U, locks in place, installed, easy, easy as could be.
Speaker 3: Why the heck didnt anyone think of this before. I
Speaker 3: don't know. Maybe the components have gotten smaller or more compact,
Speaker 3: but it's brilliant anybody. And they're light, They're much lighter,
Speaker 3: and they're in they're maybe it in China. They cost
Speaker 3: like eight dollars. You get eight thousand and B two
Speaker 3: air conditioner for like eight dollars and there's there's your room,
Speaker 3: nice and cold. Any school system could get every single
Speaker 3: room air conditioned if they did one simple thing that
Speaker 3: they will never do cost Goo, Walmart, Sam's Club, any
Speaker 3: big box store. If you went to them and said, look,
Speaker 3: we have one hundred classrooms that need to be air
Speaker 3: conditioned in our district. Your store is in our district.
Speaker 3: We'd like you to donate one hundred air conditioners, have
Speaker 3: your guy put them in, and we will put a
Speaker 3: brass permanent plaque at the door of the school. We'll
Speaker 3: put it in every door and it will say school
Speaker 3: air conditioned, thanks to our friends at Walmart. Brass plaque permanent,
Speaker 3: thank you for air conditioning the school. Walmart would do
Speaker 3: it in two seconds. They would do it immediately. It
Speaker 3: be the best community service thing they could do, and
Speaker 3: it wouldn't cost them a lot of money, because air
Speaker 3: conditioners don't cost a lot of money anymore. You just
Speaker 3: haven't checked in a long time. There's no excuse to
Speaker 3: put those kids into those classrooms that warm. They can't learn,
Speaker 3: as well is their ability to learn. It's a lousy
Speaker 3: thing to do to teachers. Hi, congratulations, you get to
Speaker 3: teach in a ninety degree room with kids who are
Speaker 3: going to be sweaty, tired, falling asleep on you. No problem.
Speaker 3: Standardized test scores. We're going to still expect them the
Speaker 3: same way. I guarantee you in every one of those
Speaker 3: schools where the classrooms are not air conditioned, I promise you.
Speaker 3: If you went down the hall to the principal's office,
Speaker 3: there's the outer door. Every principal's office has an outer
Speaker 3: door and an inner door.
Speaker 5: The outer door.
Speaker 3: You open the door open a little bit, and you
Speaker 3: realize it's much colder on the other side of that door,
Speaker 3: just like on the other side of midnight, it's much colder.
Speaker 3: And then you go in the next door. Whoa, it's
Speaker 3: fifty degrees and there's the principal sitting in there in
Speaker 3: his swimsuit with a towel around him around his shoulder,
Speaker 3: her shoulder to stay warm. He's fine, he doesn't understand
Speaker 3: what the concern is. Maybe his assistant has air conditioning.
Speaker 3: There is no way in hell that in any part
Speaker 3: of the country that could get to eighty or ninety
Speaker 3: degrees right now, that that principle is not air conditioned. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: down the hall, no air conditioning. I'll never understand it.
Speaker 3: It's bizarre to me, and I don't understand why the
Speaker 3: so called teachers' union don't demand that the teachers get
Speaker 3: to work in proper working conditions. You go into a
Speaker 3: sewing mill, a steel mill, garment factory, wherever you want
Speaker 3: to go, it's all going to be air conditioned, but
Speaker 3: not for the kid. Then you leave the kid in
Speaker 3: a ninety degree car. Lock the door, go into your bar,
Speaker 3: come back out. Oh my gosh, car's been broken into.
Speaker 3: There's an ambulance, there's a MS there, the police. You're arrested,
Speaker 3: and you should have been. Now they're doing this. Hayden Pianoitaire.
Speaker 3: What the hell's her name? Hayden Panetaire. And I'm studying
Speaker 3: Hayden because I'm just the most horrible person, and I'm
Speaker 3: looking at pictures of this thirty six year old woman
Speaker 3: who died. Actress died. She was in Heroes Nashville. Pretty girl, right,
Speaker 3: but we always sort of heard that she was crazy.
Speaker 3: She was married, young, married some big thug wrestler type
Speaker 3: that didn't work out. Then she had a boyfriend or
Speaker 3: maybe he's the husband, not clear. That's right, he's a boyfriend.
Speaker 3: Been with this boyfriend a long time. Mother tried very hard,
Speaker 3: father tried very hard to get to get her away
Speaker 3: from this boyfriend. Not the right guy. We've been trying
Speaker 3: to get. The quote is, we've been trying to get
Speaker 3: him out of our life for a very long time.
Speaker 3: People who worked with her on the Nashville set said
Speaker 3: she was usually drunk, and she was usually miserable and
Speaker 3: didn't like much. Fought depression, went to rehab, went to rehab,
Speaker 3: fought depression, didn't stop drinking, didn't stop drinking. And now
Speaker 3: what the family is starting to do is make noises
Speaker 3: about blaming the boyfriend and the boyfriend's brother who was there.
Speaker 3: There was no sign of foul play. This girl did
Speaker 3: a lot of drugs. It's not apparently she did a
Speaker 3: lot of drugs. She did a lot of booze. And
Speaker 3: now my favorite fantasy about addiction is that the dealer,
Speaker 3: the bartender is responsible. You. You've gone to bars, you've drank,
Speaker 3: and you probably had a hangover, and you might have
Speaker 3: blacked out once and then you said never again, and
Speaker 3: you never did it again when you had a blackout
Speaker 3: or hangover the next day, did you blame the bartender? No,
Speaker 3: you went, oh, what was I thinking?
Speaker 6: I'll never.
Speaker 3: I'll never do that again, and you don't. Meanwhile, if
Speaker 3: you are cursed from birth with it an addictive an
Speaker 3: addictive enzyme and addicted circuitry in your head. What happens
Speaker 3: to people who are addicted? They get a hangover, they
Speaker 3: get sick, and this is how they think. They think,
Speaker 3: oh my gosh, that will never happen again. And then
Speaker 3: the minute the hangover wears off, they drink again because
Speaker 3: they have an addictive perse It's not a personality, it's
Speaker 3: an addictive brain. All those enzymes are wrong, the hormones
Speaker 3: are all screwed up, and they have another drink, and
Speaker 3: then they have another drink, and every time they're done,
Speaker 3: they promise themselves it will never happen again. But they
Speaker 3: can't keep the promise because it's out of their control.
Speaker 3: It's a physical problem. But it's still their problem, and
Speaker 3: it's still under their control, and there are ways to
Speaker 3: end it, and they know what those ways are. They
Speaker 3: all know what those ways are, and it can end.
Speaker 3: But for the friends and relatives that guy who was
Speaker 3: on friends and he died of a drug overdose and
Speaker 3: lied to everybody for years on TV. Yes, I've been sober.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 3: I wonder how long Brad Pitt's been sober. He probably
Speaker 3: wonder how long he was actually sober. Did you see
Speaker 3: the stupid things he said? Last week? Brad Pitt announced
Speaker 3: that he was off the wagon, that he was having
Speaker 3: a few drinks now and then responsibly, and he's having
Speaker 3: them with friends. He's making sure he's with people who
Speaker 3: can say no now, Brad, no more for you. And
Speaker 3: then he stops. Yes, I'm going to be he actually
Speaker 3: said the word professional. He's going to be professional about it,
Speaker 3: which means he's not going to be a falling down
Speaker 3: drunk on the set in his imagination. I guarantee you
Speaker 3: somebody who was on the wagon for six years, who
Speaker 3: had a real problem before he went on the wagon,
Speaker 3: based on my friends, based on what I've heard, what
Speaker 3: I've seen in show business, because you know, I'm a
Speaker 3: show business guy. I lead a show business life. I'm
Speaker 3: surrounded by drug addicts. I'm surrounded by drunks. Not here,
Speaker 3: but in general. I go to conventions surrounded by it,
Speaker 3: and therefore I'm an expert.
Speaker 5: Brad Pitt, I hope I'm wrong.
Speaker 3: He's gonna be behaved and restrained for a month, and
Speaker 3: then we'll hear about an unfortunate night where he got
Speaker 3: really drunk. They had to drag him home. Because it's
Speaker 3: a progressive disease, I've seen it too often. I wish
Speaker 3: it on nobody. All right, coming up, we have more
Speaker 3: mysteries for you and more conspiracies for you. On the
Speaker 3: other side of Midnight from the Red Apple Audio Networks.
Speaker 1: The Other side of Midnight with Walters, The Other side
Speaker 1: of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 13: The people of Them, On the other side of Midnight.
Speaker 2: How good is it?
Speaker 16: At the border? Gang bangers are now resorting to shoplifting, Yeah, shoplifting.
Speaker 16: A feller was identified as a member of the Chuco
Speaker 16: Tango gang, picked up at Walmart for attempting to steal
Speaker 16: a three hundred dollars speaker. His name is Terrence Andrew Mendoza,
Speaker 16: who probably has a nickname, a gang nickname like T
Speaker 16: Bone or maybe it's just file after you know Filet Migniona.
Speaker 16: I don't know. I have no idea about gangster nicknames.
Speaker 16: I think it's absolutely great. So this is an al Paso, Texas.
Speaker 16: El Paso is famous because it's right across the border
Speaker 16: from Warez and that's where a lot of drugs have
Speaker 16: come in, from meth to a ventanyl, heroin, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And gang bangers.
Speaker 16: Who are on the American side of the border, will
Speaker 16: they just go and they distribute the drugs to middlemen
Speaker 16: all over the US of A.
Speaker 2: And the border's been sealed.
Speaker 16: The drugs are not coming in the way they used to,
Speaker 16: and that's leading to a recession, a recession for gang bangers.
Speaker 16: And Terrence T Bone Mendoza, he decided to, yeah, go
Speaker 16: to Wahomart and do a little.
Speaker 2: Do a little, you know, five figure discount.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: Mendoza identified himself to the constable.
Speaker 16: By word of mouth and provide a false and fictitious name.
Speaker 16: That's gonna be extra time in jail. Cop asks you
Speaker 16: for your name, give it to him. Give it to
Speaker 16: him now Walmart. By the way, I did not want
Speaker 16: to prosecute for the original theft charge, mainly because this
Speaker 16: guy's gonna be going to jail for being a gangbanger,
Speaker 16: and it's probably gonna be away for a long time.
Speaker 16: And when t Bone gets out of the who'scalp will.
Speaker 2: Dog gone it?
Speaker 16: They want him back as a customer and maybe he'll
Speaker 16: be a paying customer that time around. For the people
Speaker 16: of Walmart. I'm Bill o'hool Walter Sterling, the other side
Speaker 16: of Midnight, Red Apple Audio Network.
Speaker 2: Talking every night, Walter Sterling.
Speaker 1: The other side of Midnight.
Speaker 3: In West Hollywood, California, there's a new law of fifteen
Speaker 3: that will apply to Walmart's and every store in this community.
Speaker 3: The new law of fifteen and the law of fifteen
Speaker 3: is that if you have more than fifteen items, you
Speaker 3: cannot do self checkout. This is the best law I've
Speaker 3: ever heard of. Self checkout should be banned. It's stupid.
Speaker 3: I don't need another job. I'm working hard enough on this.
Speaker 3: This has taking up all my energy. I don't need
Speaker 3: to go to any store and be a cashier in
Speaker 3: addition to being the person paying for it. I should
Speaker 3: not have to pay for it and then bag my
Speaker 3: own bagging my own is not what I went to
Speaker 3: high school for, and I didn't go to vocis. I'm
Speaker 3: not prepared to bag my own stupidest thing. I don't
Speaker 3: want to bag my own. I want you to bag
Speaker 3: it for me, because I've already paid one hundred percent
Speaker 3: markup on all of those items. Thankfully, this community West
Speaker 3: Hollywood in Los Angeles has decided to make it illegal,
Speaker 3: make it against the rules. If you have more than
Speaker 3: fifteen items, you can't do check your own. I don't
Speaker 3: know what their logic is there. I just I think
Speaker 3: they should get rid of self checkout. Dumb thing, the
Speaker 3: law of fifteen. But I congratulate any restrictions on self
Speaker 3: checkout never seem like a good idea.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, we.
Speaker 3: Have a lot of thief problems. And then oh, it's
Speaker 3: it's to require they have to be three people, they
Speaker 3: have to be three employees in the self checkout area.
Speaker 3: It's to preserve jobs. That's the idea, don't ask Terry.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Other Side of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 5: Hi, Terry Walter.
Speaker 6: Your show is girl great, love it.
Speaker 17: And it's getting bigger. You've got celebrities listening to your show.
Speaker 17: Now I heard them say things on these shows that
Speaker 17: only you are as unique to your show.
Speaker 10: And it's great. It's getting baby new shows expanding all
Speaker 10: over the universe. Now, first of all, those Canadian.
Speaker 3: Fires, Canadians, Canadians, they're attacking our nation.
Speaker 5: They're attacked a nation. That's an act of war. What
Speaker 5: the Canadians have done.
Speaker 10: You're right, You're probably right, and they.
Speaker 5: Of course talk show host. I'm a talk show host.
Speaker 18: Of course I'm right, of course, And if anybody wants
Speaker 18: to know, I mean, let's face it, Canada. Maybe they're
Speaker 18: mad at the tariffs and everything they're being put on,
Speaker 18: but still regardless, Trump has got to tell them, you
Speaker 18: boys got to build some big fire breaks up there.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm going to drop one hundred first, they're born
Speaker 10: in there, and they're going to build a fire break.
Speaker 10: Its just ridiculous, turning the northeast and northern part of
Speaker 10: the country into a giant Canadian barbecue. It's crazy, it's
Speaker 10: insane what's going on. And also with the schools, you've
Speaker 10: got a New York City school system. You've got to
Speaker 10: realize who's been running the school system for.
Speaker 18: The l one hundred years, criminals, communists.
Speaker 5: Communist criminals, communist criminals.
Speaker 10: Well, who else do we have like five six seven
Speaker 10: year old kids sit behind at test for eight hours
Speaker 10: and let them go downstairs to the interior and get
Speaker 10: like a little container of milk and a donut or something.
Speaker 2: Nuts uns kids.
Speaker 10: So kids would want to run around, they want to
Speaker 10: play sports, basketball, they want music, they want to learn too.
Speaker 6: But you got to move that.
Speaker 18: But when you have communists running to joint, you gotta
Speaker 18: just you got to know.
Speaker 10: The place is turned upside down immediately you see what
Speaker 10: else they're doing today, which is crazy. Just between me
Speaker 10: and you, I don't want to tell anybody.
Speaker 5: Else and anyone else, keep it between us, nobody.
Speaker 10: No, this is how crazy it is today. All the
Speaker 10: communists all about communists will get elected. They're blaming college
Speaker 10: kids for this. The college kids are in Dearborn, Michigan.
Speaker 10: They're in Los Angeles where you've got two comedies running
Speaker 10: from Maya. They're gonna fight it out in November. The
Speaker 10: communey got in may like the New York City. Come on,
Speaker 10: why are they doing this for? Because they're protecting the
Speaker 10: invasion of America. Folks kiss the country to buy enjoy yourself.
Speaker 10: Just go out there, enjoy yourself.
Speaker 3: It's over all right you me, Steven Manhattan, thank you
Speaker 3: very much for calling the other side of midnight. Walter
Speaker 3: Sterling eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two.
Speaker 3: Eight hundred eight four eight nine two two two. Doesn't
Speaker 3: it feel good that we finally got to Friday. It's
Speaker 3: always good to get to Friday. And there's always a
Speaker 3: full moon on Friday.
Speaker 5: Did you know that? Whenever I'm on the radio on Friday,
Speaker 5: I'm like, yeah, it's a it's a full moon.
Speaker 3: But I want to talk about the phenomenon, the mystery
Speaker 3: of why nothing actually in public schools has changed in
Speaker 3: our lifetime.
Speaker 5: It's not because it works. It doesn't work.
Speaker 3: Like if you notice by the way, it doesn't work,
Speaker 3: this education thing. Every year in every city, the scores
Speaker 3: go down and it becomes more difficult when you get
Speaker 3: when you're admitted to most colleges today, that's true. When
Speaker 3: you get admitted to most colleges today, big colleges, Boston University,
Speaker 3: Syracuse University, NYU, they have to give remedial reading, math
Speaker 3: writing courses to freshmen because they can't function yet, they
Speaker 3: really can't write, read, function. These colleges are giving crash
Speaker 3: remedial courses to get these kids up to the point
Speaker 3: where they can actually learn. Oh and by the way,
Speaker 3: they can't read an analog clock sterling other side of midnight,
Speaker 3: red Apple Audio Networks