Speaker 1: Thank you Jack Fox, Thank you Jack Fox. Lazy summer weekend.
Speaker 1: I don't think so, folks. It started with a bombing
Speaker 1: slash fire at a Linden hotel. Leonard Pitchford, thirty seven,
Speaker 1: an interesting fella. He is now in jail with a
Speaker 1: two hundred thousand dollars cash bond, allegedly built some sort
Speaker 1: of homemade bomb and waited for the folks, I guess,
Speaker 1: to come up to the room and try to get
Speaker 1: into the room, which caused the explosion and fire. That's
Speaker 1: how we started the weekend. At twelve thirty on a Friday.
Speaker 2: Was there a manifesto saying.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I haven't read that far, but
Speaker 1: some of his old neighbors have said, he's an interesting fella.
Speaker 2: And you said when he got into court he started
Speaker 2: admitting no, it may smile on his face.
Speaker 1: He was at us guilty. It was almost like he
Speaker 1: was singing it. He was like, guilty, guilty, guilty, I
Speaker 1: did it, which is refreshing from criminals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but still even with we had a little a
Speaker 2: judge will say, you know what, you almost killed hundreds
Speaker 2: of people. You're gonna have to serve at least six days.
Speaker 1: Well, I go carry wait three days for if somebody's
Speaker 1: got mental issues and all that.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 1: Again, they want to do it the right thing and
Speaker 1: give make it fair for everybody. So everyone was like, no,
Speaker 1: you can't, don't, don't admit that right now. Well let's
Speaker 1: let's go through the process first. But it's all part
Speaker 1: of the system. And of course the bombing of Iran
Speaker 1: by our be our stealth bombers, crazy crazy video of
Speaker 1: the bombs that they used to get to these bunkers
Speaker 1: because they are three hundred feet below the surface, but
Speaker 1: they did not survive. It was a very surgical strike.
Speaker 1: If you're going to bomb another country, this is the
Speaker 1: way you do it. Nobody's shot back as far as
Speaker 1: I understand, there were no casualties on the Iranian side,
Speaker 1: and all of our planes got back without a scratch,
Speaker 1: which is good deal. And that's a long fight. It
Speaker 1: was the second longest bomber flight for the depth.
Speaker 2: Wasn't something like thirty two hours.
Speaker 1: And I don't think it was thirty two. I think
Speaker 1: the record was thirty two and this one was under that,
Speaker 1: but it was a long time. They refueled obviously in
Speaker 1: the air, but flew from Missouri.
Speaker 2: To Iran and back back. Wow.
Speaker 1: And they flew these stealths obviously a bunch of them
Speaker 1: the other way.
Speaker 2: For misdirection, for misdirection. Wow.
Speaker 1: And the President, I believe, on purpose, had said two
Speaker 1: days before that we're gonna give him some time to
Speaker 1: get an answer here, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 2: I think he said. He gave his answer within the
Speaker 2: next two weeks, around fourth of July.
Speaker 1: And then the Dwight curse happened last night to the
Speaker 1: Indiana Pacers. So if anybody out there, this Indiana Pacers
Speaker 1: fan blame Dwight Witten for the loss in the championship game,
Speaker 1: Game seven against the Thunder last night. So John, blame
Speaker 1: your partner here.
Speaker 3: It's because you talked about it so much.
Speaker 2: Here's what exactly was it. I can't recause because we
Speaker 2: got nicknames for each other. What's up?
Speaker 3: What do you think his name?
Speaker 2: What's the Indiana coaches? The coaches?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the coach's name is Rick Carlisle, Rick Carlo.
Speaker 2: I call him Carzy, So I can never remember Rick Carler.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Carsey, he reached out to me and he said, hey, hey,
Speaker 2: d Dub, that's what he calls me.
Speaker 3: Sure for d w.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's up? Cars He said, d God, look man,
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Speaker 2: and kind of inspire the team and talk about your
Speaker 2: achilles tendon? I said, you know what, I got a
Speaker 2: busy day, but Carsey, for you, I'll do it. So
Speaker 2: I went up there. I told the team, I said, listen,
Speaker 2: unless you all do something stupid like snap your achilles
Speaker 2: tendon like this, you got it. Uh.
Speaker 1: Indiana Pacers best player Haliburton went down just a couple
Speaker 1: of minutes into the game after making his first three
Speaker 1: three pointers, and they were tied at that point or
Speaker 1: up by one, and he went down within achilles tear,
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Speaker 1: Basically, if anybody is a celebrity, you step on it
Speaker 1: and start making money exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just a bottom line. I think I'm
Speaker 2: going to start one and I'll be completely naked and
Speaker 2: people will pay me to put my clothes back off.
Speaker 2: I think that's legitimate. That's the one right there. I
Speaker 2: think that's legitimate. Uh. Experts say it's good to let
Speaker 2: kids get bored over the summer. I'm all for this,
Speaker 2: and I can't recall ever getting bored in the summer.
Speaker 2: Of course, you were, you just bored. I think I was.
Speaker 2: I was either listening to records.
Speaker 1: Yes, you were never bored. You were never bored in
Speaker 1: the summer.
Speaker 2: Maybe I was, But I mean I always liked being
Speaker 2: by myself, even as a kid. I would go off
Speaker 2: behind a chair somewhere. Mom said, let me just sit
Speaker 2: there with my favorite stick.
Speaker 1: I could sit on the floor, talk to Stixie and
Speaker 1: take Star Wars planes like the X Wing and they
Speaker 1: would fight the you know something from a totally different uh,
Speaker 1: you know, a space movie. I could fight with those
Speaker 1: things for hours.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you about kids. Listen, why is it
Speaker 2: that at every kid's house with kids toys, there's a
Speaker 2: lottery basket with a mess of kids toys in that basket.
Speaker 2: Without failure, it's going to be a Barbie and the
Speaker 2: barbie won't have one stitch of clothes on it. What's
Speaker 2: that about every every lottery basket full of kids toys
Speaker 2: I've seen?
Speaker 1: That's been part of it because the first of all,
Speaker 1: the Barbie's come with different wardrobes.
Speaker 2: You can dress the barbie anything you want or walk
Speaker 2: around Hey, by the way, the barbie hair gets all
Speaker 2: ratty and nasty like mine looks like right now?
Speaker 1: Well, that's when the brother usually gets hold of the
Speaker 1: barbie and shaves the barbie's head. The sisters starts screaming
Speaker 1: and yelling and bunks him over the head with the barbie.
Speaker 1: It's now a weapon. And that's called growing up. But
Speaker 1: I don't know one girl. I don't know one girl
Speaker 1: that doesn't have at least one Barbie. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: just a rite of passage. Barbie is a brand that
Speaker 1: is crazy. They've been doing it for like sixty years.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: Kid rotting is the trendy term that you being used
Speaker 2: right now for summer breaks. It's just lounging or daydreaming
Speaker 2: and not having a lot to do, taking away the
Speaker 2: technology from them. While many parents rush to sign their
Speaker 2: kids up for summer camps and programs, experts are saying
Speaker 2: they just give a more unrestricted time at home.
Speaker 1: Well, you could do both. I don't know why these
Speaker 1: people have to do either. Or No, you shouldn't do that,
Speaker 1: You shouldn't turn them in for camps.
Speaker 2: Camps are awesome, awesome, and a hope that these camps
Speaker 2: they take the damn phones away. Do the phones go away?
Speaker 2: Like when you go on a camp?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, okay, well good yeah yeah, yeah you don't
Speaker 1: have your phone.
Speaker 2: So, like I said earlier, I had a bit of
Speaker 2: a difficult weekend, so I I was off social media.
Speaker 2: I was off my phone most of the weekend. I
Speaker 2: will tell you this out of here.
Speaker 1: My kids went to private school, and in the summer
Speaker 1: it cost us almost for the entire what it costs
Speaker 1: to send them to private school for the entire year
Speaker 1: is what we spent in camps in the summer.
Speaker 2: Hey, John, let's me and you open a camp.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna call it camp.
Speaker 2: What not to Do Camp?
Speaker 1: John Alden camp Witt wh what not to do?
Speaker 3: No, don't do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's call it camp.
Speaker 1: When you get sued, it's John Alden that's getting sued.
Speaker 1: But no, I I talked a little bit about this
Speaker 1: with Nick Coffee earlier. I sent John to away camp
Speaker 1: when he was seven, for a seven days away camp,
Speaker 1: and he came back a different child.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 1: He figured it out, like his brain went, oh, I
Speaker 1: should do most of this stuff myself. You know, get up,
Speaker 1: get dressed, go eat, you know, go eat breakfast, all
Speaker 1: this stuff. I mean, he just he became he was
Speaker 1: a different person after he got back. Campumingo's great. It's
Speaker 1: right here in Louisville.
Speaker 2: I like Camp John Awden. If you're thinking about sending
Speaker 2: your kid to a camp, Camp John Auden is the
Speaker 2: place every kid gets their own stick. There's other activities too.
Speaker 2: There's so many camps.
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Speaker 1: There's Lego Camp. Bellerman has Lego Camp. Some kids love.
Speaker 2: I hope Lego Camp. The number one rule is everybody
Speaker 2: walks around barefoot. No.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: There's football camp and baseball camp and science camp.
Speaker 2: And math Camp. They got everything never good Lego's. The
Speaker 2: only thing I can make is a stick, like a
Speaker 2: big long or a ruler.
Speaker 1: Drama camp. Magi used to go to drama camp. They
Speaker 1: she'd go the whole summer and then they have a
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Speaker 2: I highly recommend drama can stop it, Stop it. That's stereotypic. Dude,
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Speaker 2: the hour, we're gonna talk to Austin from WAMZ and
Speaker 2: find out what his take on Jaws was. Well.
Speaker 1: A couple of weeks ago when we were at Mercurial
Speaker 1: Wealth Advisors, he slyly said on the air that he
Speaker 1: was like, Jaws sucks.
Speaker 5: And I can't say it under my breath.
Speaker 2: I'm not proud of this, but I went out and
Speaker 2: cut two of his tires that day. Yeah, I know you,
Speaker 2: but I mean that was you. Yes, it was. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, yes it was. Yeah, there was
Speaker 2: many you say stuff like that, and.
Speaker 5: There was a note that said this was all from
Speaker 5: Tony Venetti and it was misspelled.
Speaker 2: But Netty was felt right that Tony was felt wrong
Speaker 2: used to it.
Speaker 5: It's too hot.
Speaker 1: I watched one and two back to back yesterday because
Speaker 1: I punched up on Peacock. What I thought was a
Speaker 1: documentary about Jaws, and it was just Spielberg introducing Jaws.
Speaker 2: And I was like, man, I tried to watch a
Speaker 2: documentary on Jaws yesterday, and it started out with a
Speaker 2: little bit about Spielberg, and then I started talking to
Speaker 2: all these people that got attacked by sharks in real life.
Speaker 2: I'm like, this is not what I signed up for.
Speaker 2: I annoyed you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I annoyed the crap out of Jackie because during
Speaker 1: the watching Jaws.
Speaker 2: I'm dropping in.
Speaker 1: I'm dropping in the lines, but I'm also dropping in.
Speaker 1: You know. At first, Spielberg was treated as a brilliant,
Speaker 1: brilliant director because he didn't show the shark for three
Speaker 1: quarters of the movie, and but little not. The reason
Speaker 1: was they couldn't get the damn thing to work.
Speaker 2: Twenty seven years old. The guy was And by the way,
Speaker 2: did you know the part about so Hooper dies in
Speaker 2: the book and he guys in the original screen poet right,
Speaker 2: you know, while they kept him alive. No, So the
Speaker 2: mechanical shark would never work right, so they barely used it.
Speaker 2: You know the scene where the shark gets on top
Speaker 2: of the cage that Quint was in, Yes, smash it.
Speaker 2: That's actually real. That's real footage. Because they couldn't get
Speaker 2: shark footage. So Spielberg had this guy go to Australia
Speaker 2: and film these scenes. Well, in that scene where he's
Speaker 2: going that shark's going mad, he's destroying the cage, there's
Speaker 2: nobody in the cage. So in order to use the footage,
Speaker 2: they had to rewrite the script. Hooper swims down, yes,
Speaker 2: because the footage was so good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then you know the dynamic between Quint and Hooper.
Speaker 1: Obviously the actor was in English. He has one of
Speaker 1: the best performances of Shakespeare in history, and now he's
Speaker 1: on this Jaws movie with Hooper. But there was I
Speaker 1: was driving, I know, I was driving Hooper.
Speaker 5: Was the scientist guy right, yes, ok.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was an oceanographer.
Speaker 1: Hooper drives the boat chief Ull never take a turn.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was. So we'll get your take on it,
Speaker 1: since you why. I watched it back to back and
Speaker 1: by by far, the original Jaws is great.
Speaker 2: So I watched Jaws two and did not watch Jaws
Speaker 2: the original. Cous I'm gonna watch that on fourth of July.
Speaker 2: And I know Susan.
Speaker 3: I could watch it every day.
Speaker 2: I could do. Susan not so much. I say, you
Speaker 2: know what, I'll give her a break on this week.
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Speaker 1: this on NewsRadio eight forty whas fifty years of Jaws.
Speaker 1: NewsRadio eight forty WHS Tony Dewicho brought to by the
Speaker 1: Kentucky Office of Fighway Safety. I watched back both of
Speaker 1: them back to back yesterday and a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Austin Montgomery from WAMZ.
Speaker 2: How are you, sir, How do y'all?
Speaker 3: I'm doing good?
Speaker 5: How are you doing Happy Monday?
Speaker 1: He had the audacity, Oh my god, I say the
Speaker 1: audacity to say live on our show that jaw sucked.
Speaker 5: The unmitigated gull.
Speaker 2: Oh right, yes, yes, but.
Speaker 5: You never I've never seen it was like that if
Speaker 5: you've never seen it. I just had a feeling I
Speaker 5: wanted to get under your skin. Yeah, I want to
Speaker 5: get under Tony's skin because we're also chewing salceeritas live
Speaker 5: on the air. That also, it was kind of the
Speaker 5: cherry on top that was like, all right, so you
Speaker 5: saw you saw it this weekend?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw it.
Speaker 3: It's entirety Yes, yes, it was okay, and uh I'll give.
Speaker 5: It like a seven out of ten. Well, it's not
Speaker 5: as life changing as as people but hang on, well no, John, audience,
Speaker 5: because listen to this.
Speaker 2: If number one he didn't see it in a movie
Speaker 2: theater and that takes away number two, probably CGI has spoiled.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 5: Well, I didn't think that was all that terrible, like
Speaker 5: the special effects. I didn't think all of that was
Speaker 5: as bad as people said there. Everyone was always that
Speaker 5: I've read afterwards. They were always getting on the shark
Speaker 5: right because it just looks So I didn't think that
Speaker 5: it looked bad. I didn't think it looked all that terrible.
Speaker 2: For the seven. You gotta be honest on this. So
Speaker 2: they go out that night and they find ben Gardner's
Speaker 2: boat just sitting there, and Richard Driver has decides to
Speaker 2: get in the black water and the dead and Knight
Speaker 2: and Jawls is out there. When the head when Ben
Speaker 2: Gardner's head pops out of that it got you, did it?
Speaker 2: Did you jump a little bit?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah. I took my nephew to.
Speaker 2: See it in the theaters when it came out, and
Speaker 2: there's a few years back, and I watched him on
Speaker 2: that seat, out of his seat.
Speaker 1: Some movies don't translate from our era. Raising Arizona is
Speaker 1: one of those.
Speaker 2: It just does it. It was.
Speaker 1: It was so groundbreaking and awesome when we saw it
Speaker 1: in eighty seven. But you watch it now you're just like,
Speaker 1: it's kind of boring. But I guess it's got ninety
Speaker 1: seven percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many movies have a ninety seven.
Speaker 1: It is as perfect as a movie as you can
Speaker 1: get for the content.
Speaker 2: That it is. I mean, it really is.
Speaker 1: And well, the theme with John Williams is so good.
Speaker 5: Sure, well, everybody, Yeah, the theme is awesome. But I've
Speaker 5: always thought, because everyone's always talked about the ramifications like it,
Speaker 5: it changed the way people went to the beach.
Speaker 2: I still won't get wide swimming. It's not rational. I
Speaker 2: won't get about swimming pool at night. I'm serious.
Speaker 5: Well, but you'll get in your Southern comfort hot tub
Speaker 5: whenever you have a full Achilles. But so here's my question,
Speaker 5: was like people not aware? Were people not aware of
Speaker 5: sharks before.
Speaker 2: This, or was only no we knew about it? But
Speaker 2: what what did it.
Speaker 3: Take it jaws for people to be scared of everything sharks?
Speaker 2: It changed everything. Like on Batman in the sixties, a
Speaker 2: shark came up and bit the helicopter rope and he
Speaker 2: got his bat shark respell and pray, we knew about it,
Speaker 2: and all the sharks will eat you. But this is satalized.
Speaker 2: It's so bad when people were killing him.
Speaker 1: I think one of the best scenes in all of
Speaker 1: movie making is when it passes by the first time
Speaker 1: and Hooper says, this is twenty foot and he goes
Speaker 1: twenty five right, and then the music starts to come up,
Speaker 1: and then he gets the gun and he rolls out
Speaker 1: and he says.
Speaker 2: Tie it off, Hooper, tie up.
Speaker 1: He goes, don't wait on me, and the music is
Speaker 1: going bomb bla bomb blah blah, and then Hooper's up
Speaker 1: there going coming around again, and they're coming around and
Speaker 1: the water's going splash and the barrel's going out, and
Speaker 1: the theme music is so incredible. I think it's ten
Speaker 1: minutes of perfect movie making. That is, that's one of
Speaker 1: the best scenes ever.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 5: I would say just a couple of things I have
Speaker 5: thoughts on. Let's just go to like back to the
Speaker 5: beginning when the deputy guy right, yes it's the police chief, yes,
Speaker 5: whoever it is. Well, he finds out that the girl
Speaker 5: in the opening got killed spoiler alert, yes, and so
Speaker 5: he decides like this probably isn't a good idea and
Speaker 5: he goes to the other island where the other where
Speaker 5: the kid gets kidting, So like I thought that the
Speaker 5: whole time, because he was wandering through the streets, he said,
Speaker 5: can we get like signs made that said close the beach. Yeah,
Speaker 5: And then two minutes later he just sit relaxing on
Speaker 5: a beach.
Speaker 1: Well, because they told him you were gonna this isn't
Speaker 1: a album, it'll we're going to open the beaches. By
Speaker 1: the way, the slap was not supposed to be like that,
Speaker 1: and it's a surprised was a school.
Speaker 2: Teacher on that island and they just used her for that.
Speaker 2: She was a school teacher. Okay, one more fact and
Speaker 2: that's it.
Speaker 1: So years later they never saw each other, the Kittener
Speaker 1: boy that got eaten, and then the mom never had
Speaker 1: seen each other after the filming. And then she walks
Speaker 1: into a cafe and there's a sandwich named after one
Speaker 1: of the Jaws scenes, and one of the persons with
Speaker 1: her says, hey, she's in it. She's the Kittener mom,
Speaker 1: and they were like, what the Kittener son. The boy
Speaker 1: was working in the back making he was a cook.
Speaker 3: At the restaurant.
Speaker 5: It's all right, okay, and I have one more thought
Speaker 5: on the ending.
Speaker 2: Alright, So, okay, you know the Ben Gardner boat with
Speaker 2: the head pops out that was added in later, and
Speaker 2: they filmed that in a swimming pool. In order to
Speaker 2: get that, they poured milk into the swimming pool. And
Speaker 2: then also remember the kids to put on the ship
Speaker 2: fake shark. Yes he may be doing it. That kid
Speaker 2: is now a cop at Martha vineyards. Is it really yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it scared the crap out of everything, everybody, everybody.
Speaker 2: So listen, here's your next shige. You think that's good. Wait,
Speaker 2: do you see Jaws three or Jaws? No, don't see three?
Speaker 2: Your final thought on Jaws?
Speaker 5: Okay, So, so like you're saying the the Indianapolis guy
Speaker 5: the yeah, yeah, yeah, So he did all that talk,
Speaker 5: yeah right, all that talk just for the end for
Speaker 5: the boat sinking and he tries fighting this mammoth shark
Speaker 5: off with the machete, like, what is this guy? What
Speaker 5: was the plan there? And also tied onto that they
Speaker 5: did a hell of a lot. They did a lot,
Speaker 5: They went through a lot just to try to kill
Speaker 5: this one shark. Like at some point I would have
Speaker 5: gone full like police deputy, like corrupt and been like, Nope,
Speaker 5: everything's fine, guys. We'll go ahead and pay the pay
Speaker 5: the mom off. We'll go ahead and do whatever we
Speaker 5: can because we the beaches.
Speaker 2: It's a movie.
Speaker 1: Yes, obviously he should have pulled his six shooter from
Speaker 1: his bag and said take this boat back to the shore.
Speaker 5: The guy getting.
Speaker 1: I'll never put a life bet jacket back on again.
Speaker 5: And that's where we're gonna need a bigger boat. That's
Speaker 5: where that comes from, right.
Speaker 2: I think thats ad lived. Well. No, here's where you're like,
Speaker 2: we could do this forever. What we can do this
Speaker 2: for the line We're going to need a bigger boat
Speaker 2: was from the crew that was filming on a barge
Speaker 2: that was filming the boat. There were so many people
Speaker 2: on this barge. They said that so many times, we're
Speaker 2: gonna need a bigger boat. We're gonna need a bigger boat.
Speaker 2: That all right? Ethan Almighty and Jeff Callaway in the house. Jeff,
Speaker 2: how you doing, man?
Speaker 3: I'm doing great.
Speaker 2: Have you got a big Thursday night coming up this Thursday?
Speaker 2: We're talking bourbon, We're talking Russ Smith, We're talking Ethan Almighty,
Speaker 2: lots of stuff. Tell us what's going on this Thursday.
Speaker 6: So Thursday night it's basketball, bourbon and Ethan Almighty. We
Speaker 6: are rust will be there talking about his playing days
Speaker 6: and you have his playing days overseas, how he got
Speaker 6: into the bourbon industry. Sort of our collaboration. We'll talk
Speaker 6: about Ethan's story. There'll be a couple of bourbon tastings throughout,
Speaker 6: and then it sort of culminates with the unveiling of
Speaker 6: Ethan's exhibit at the Fraser History.
Speaker 2: Two Things exhibit. Oh really, how about Ethan's exhibit? Yeah? Huh?
Speaker 2: Two things? People love bourbon and dogs? Yeah, and you
Speaker 2: can't beat it. How is the dog flavored bourbon? That's
Speaker 2: not true? Spells like a permanent when you get it?
Speaker 2: That's not true.
Speaker 1: Do I does taste all of Lemmy's food before he
Speaker 1: eats it, just in case it's poisoned. Right, So obviously
Speaker 1: your wife has been involved with a lot of litigation
Speaker 1: or passing laws to help put people in jail.
Speaker 2: How's that Goverment? Yeah? How is Ethan's law?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: How's it going? You know?
Speaker 6: We leave frustrated a lot, but there are probably the
Speaker 6: trend right now as I'm seeing, is that cases are
Speaker 6: going into a grand jury, and we've got several that
Speaker 6: are are are going to be we're indicted by the
Speaker 6: grand jury. This one here locally in Jefferson County. His
Speaker 6: second appearance was today. It was a pre lim hearing.
Speaker 6: That's why I was late. His attorney still wasn't there.
Speaker 6: But he's gonna wave his right to this prelim hearing
Speaker 6: and it'll go to a grand jury.
Speaker 1: These are animal cruelty cases erect.
Speaker 6: Yeah, this is a guy that threw the dog against
Speaker 6: the table and the dog eventually died.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 6: But there are there are some throughout the state that
Speaker 6: you know, they have gone and they've been indicted. Uh,
Speaker 6: there's one that's going to trial. As I was down
Speaker 6: there today talking with the prosecutor. There's one here in
Speaker 6: Jefferson County. He was he was indicted, he was he
Speaker 6: pled guilty, and he has five years hanging over his
Speaker 6: head and a permanent ban on owning animals.
Speaker 3: I got as a question.
Speaker 2: So often I know this because we're friends, we keep
Speaker 2: in contact, we're passionate about the same deal. Often cor
Speaker 2: supposed to start at nine here in Louisville, and you'll
Speaker 2: wait and you'll wait and you'll wait because the defendant
Speaker 2: nor the attorney will show up. But you also go
Speaker 2: out into the state because you follow cases all throughout
Speaker 2: the state. You'll drive three four hours at a time. Sometimes.
Speaker 2: Is it like that at other courts or is it
Speaker 2: just Louisville's courthouse? This seems to be so screwed up.
Speaker 6: So we've gone to a lot of court a lot
Speaker 6: of courthouses about the state, and you know, a lot
Speaker 6: of Most of the time, it's a nine o'clock start.
Speaker 6: At nine o'clock, the judges on the bench and court
Speaker 6: has started. And if you're not there, your attorney's not there,
Speaker 6: you know you're in contempt. There's a there's a fine,
Speaker 6: there's something going on. A couple of times that we've
Speaker 6: been involved in Jefferson County, just like this morning. This
Speaker 6: guy's Most of the people that are there because they
Speaker 6: have a case are there at nine o'clock because they've
Speaker 6: been told to be there at nine.
Speaker 2: And they have to take off work, they have to
Speaker 2: make you they have to go there, you included.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and this his attorney just wasn't there, and because
Speaker 6: judges don't hold him accountable for that, he just continues
Speaker 6: to do it.
Speaker 1: It's harder out there. There's some stinking thinking still going
Speaker 1: on out out in the state. There are different thought
Speaker 1: patterns for people that out in the state. Dog fighting
Speaker 1: still goes on in eastern Kentucky, and there is a
Speaker 1: thought that, you know, animals are their property and they
Speaker 1: can do what they want with it. So when Susan
Speaker 1: passed this law, it was I was amazed that she
Speaker 1: got it passed.
Speaker 3: I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 6: You know, when people when I'm sitting and having conversations
Speaker 6: with people about to get a law passed to begin with,
Speaker 6: is a pretty huge To get an animal law passed
Speaker 6: in Kentucky is a another step. And then when you
Speaker 6: factor in it's Kentucky, you're at the level of Wow,
Speaker 6: how did.
Speaker 3: They make that happen?
Speaker 6: And so I tell people this is a this is
Speaker 6: a small step in our state. It's going to take
Speaker 6: many small steps to get where we want to be.
Speaker 6: We've got some other, you know, things that we're thinking
Speaker 6: about that we might be able to do in the future.
Speaker 6: But you know, what we're trying to do is get
Speaker 6: conviction on these cases and we can start stacking those
Speaker 6: and get some precedent around the state. And so it
Speaker 6: kind of shows. Eventually my goal would be, and people
Speaker 6: probably think I'm kind of kind of crazy, my goal
Speaker 6: would be when people think about animals in Kentucky, they
Speaker 6: think those people take care of their animals.
Speaker 1: And it's just a fact. So people can get mad
Speaker 1: at me if they want it. We are the thirteenth
Speaker 1: year in a row that Kentucky has been ranked last
Speaker 1: or first in animal cruelty.
Speaker 3: It's just a fact child abuse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm not in again Eastern There's plenty of
Speaker 1: beautiful people in eastern Kentucky. But that is just a
Speaker 1: pattern that needs to stop. And you're doing your best
Speaker 1: to do that, and.
Speaker 2: Real quick before we go go ahead and hit Thursday
Speaker 2: one more time at the Fraser because it's really cool
Speaker 2: that now Ethan has his own display.
Speaker 6: But there's lots stuff going on hit that that's gonna
Speaker 6: be really cool. People go to the Fraser Museum website
Speaker 6: to buy tickets. They're thirty nine dollars. It's sort of
Speaker 6: a historic day in Kentucky. I mean a dog to
Speaker 6: be put into the Fraser Hit Stream Museum.
Speaker 3: That's really cool.
Speaker 6: And it's really all about getting this law passed and
Speaker 6: doing those things we also have really quickly. A McDonald
Speaker 6: landcar and model showed this Saturday at seventeen oh four
Speaker 6: Graling Drive in Louisville.
Speaker 3: They do it every year.
Speaker 6: This year it's going to support Ethan Almighty's blessing.
Speaker 2: God bless you and Ethan. I say, look good to
Speaker 2: see you. Jeff Or as all like to call him,
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Speaker 2: That's it for us today. We'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: The Boys are coming up next, and of course Terry
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Speaker 1: I'm Tony Venetti on News Radio eight forty WHS.
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