Speaker 1: Into the first official hour of the Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: for this Saturday, October twelfth, twenty twenty four. We know
Speaker 1: it could be worse, he said. We are liamless. We
Speaker 1: could have been dickless again. I'm in our thoughts and
Speaker 1: prayers with Dick and his friend Ingrid going in the
Speaker 1: hospital this week. That was not encouraging news. So I
Speaker 1: know that we're all pulling praying for Dick. At six
Speaker 1: seven and some change, let's go ahead and I'm praying that.
Speaker 1: This is Dave from Harrison.
Speaker 2: Hello, Dave, scared Jeff, how are we doing?
Speaker 1: Oh my prayers were answered? Thank you. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know how all of this works, but I
Speaker 1: just sat here in the control room. Apparently Liam is
Speaker 1: on his way, so we will have Liam at certain
Speaker 1: point this morning. I don't know if that's a good
Speaker 1: or a bad thing, but uh so, how are you
Speaker 1: day doing?
Speaker 2: Doing fantastic fantastic of Mundo? What cause?
Speaker 1: I'm okay, I'm not I'm not fantastic Mundo or whatever
Speaker 1: the hell you said, but I'm doing okay. Thanks.
Speaker 2: Well, like you said, it could be worse. You know,
Speaker 2: it could be worse.
Speaker 1: It absolutely could always be worse. I could let you
Speaker 1: continue that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Hey, when LT does get there, I'll bet it's
Speaker 2: still going to be the best day of his life
Speaker 2: so far.
Speaker 1: He always says that, Hey, why why, Dave, Dave, Why
Speaker 1: couldn't the toilet paper cross the road? It was it
Speaker 1: got stuck in a crack. It got stuck in a crack.
Speaker 2: Dave, I get it, I get it.
Speaker 1: What are the symptoms? What are the symptoms of Amish flu?
Speaker 1: We're you know, we're entering flu season. What are the
Speaker 1: symptoms of Amish flu? You get a little you get
Speaker 1: a little horse and buggy. That's from Dave fro Yeah.
Speaker 1: What do you got for me? Well, I was just
Speaker 1: on the topic of it could be worse.
Speaker 2: How did Benjamin Franklin feel about discovering electricity?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. Was he shocked?
Speaker 2: He was shocked, Garrett Jeff, he was shocked. How did
Speaker 2: Thomas Edison invent the light bulb?
Speaker 1: How did Thomas Edison invent I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, he got a bright idea, Yeah, yeah, and then
Speaker 2: one I told you six years ago?
Speaker 1: Or no, are you recycling bad dad jokes?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Yes, Well, I mean I I appreciate from the standpoint
Speaker 1: of as an eco warrior that I know you are.
Speaker 1: All right? What's the joke, Dave?
Speaker 2: Some of these jokes are at least twenty five recycled. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: what do you call a monster with a high IQ?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He didn't know six years ago either.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Frank E's Frank Frank Einstein. Frank Einstein, Frank Einstein.
Speaker 1: Hey, Dave, Liam's not here, so I don't have the disclaimer.
Speaker 1: So the best I can do is say, get off
Speaker 1: my phone. Rolling through a Saturday morning solo and blind
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker with you on seven hundred W l W.
Speaker 1: Apparently the cavalry is on the way. I hope they
Speaker 1: brought donuts. At six fifteen on a Saturday morning, it's
Speaker 1: time for us to check in with our friend from
Speaker 1: Indianapolis area. I don't know how many years it has
Speaker 1: been that we've been doing these reception reports, but they
Speaker 1: have become interwoven in the fabric of our Saturday mornings.
Speaker 1: And I know you appreciate him too from all the
Speaker 1: response he gets at Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com.
Speaker 1: Rick Washburn with a reception report, once again on a Saturday.
Speaker 1: Good morning, sir, Hey.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Jerry, Jeff, I hope Liam's okay.
Speaker 1: Uh, well, he's okay. Now he's on his way. Let's
Speaker 1: see how okay he is after he gets here.
Speaker 5: Fair enough?
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, geez this two times this week?
Speaker 5: He yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: Apparently there were some issues there. I'm sure that it's
Speaker 1: all easily explainable, and he will be not only apologetic,
Speaker 1: but ready to go the second he gets here. What
Speaker 1: kind of a joy? What kind of dream world am
Speaker 1: I living in? Jeez?
Speaker 5: The eternal Optimist?
Speaker 1: So what are or the infernal optimist? One or the other?
Speaker 1: So how are we coming in this morning? What are
Speaker 1: you listening on? And give us some details? Man?
Speaker 5: Well, the I honest fear has been been kind to us.
Speaker 5: You were coming in five by five A very loud,
Speaker 5: very clear reception on a nineteen twenty five David Grimes
Speaker 5: Incorporated five tube TRF receiver built on the Grimes inverse
Speaker 5: duplex principle, in which there is dual operation of the
Speaker 5: vacuum tubes. Sorry, jump ahead to the catalog.
Speaker 1: What did you just say?
Speaker 5: Nobody knows?
Speaker 1: Should I should I have? Should I have hit the
Speaker 1: dump button?
Speaker 6: You know that?
Speaker 5: Or the couch button? Neither one so okay. First of all,
Speaker 5: I just want to say in your work, in anybody's work,
Speaker 5: if you put your name on your product, it's because
Speaker 5: you're proud of it. By clock Kraisley, right, If you
Speaker 5: use your first and last name, it's because you're a narcissist.
Speaker 5: And I guess if you used your first, middle of
Speaker 5: last name, that makes you a serial killer. But David Grimes,
Speaker 5: I'm sure he was a bit of a narcissist. But
Speaker 5: he had his own radio company in the twenties and
Speaker 5: made a few different models. They work great. They are
Speaker 5: a little bit oddly designed, and there's nothing wrong with that,
Speaker 5: a little bit of forward thinking in the design. But
Speaker 5: in the nineteen thirties he became an engineer for Filco
Speaker 5: and he designed the floating sub chassis, which was used
Speaker 5: in many models throughout the nineteen thirties. And that's why
Speaker 5: David Grimes, to many of us who do restorations of
Speaker 5: these old radios from the nineteen thirties, treat the phrase
Speaker 5: David Grimes not as a name, but as either an
Speaker 5: expletive or pejorative. This floating chassis, I can't figure out
Speaker 5: the purpose of it, except that for one thing, it
Speaker 5: makes the band switch in the tuning control a little
Speaker 5: bit bouncy. And if you have to replace any of
Speaker 5: the three capacitors in these days, we have to replace
Speaker 5: all three of them. Getting to them in that sub
Speaker 5: chassis is equivalent to having to pull the engine and
Speaker 5: remove all the heads in order to get to the
Speaker 5: spark plugs.
Speaker 1: It's horrid.
Speaker 5: Anyway, back to the what is this called the Baby
Speaker 5: Grand Duplex five to two radio from nineteen twenty five,
Speaker 5: which a near fifty nine fifty or about eleven hundred
Speaker 5: bucks today. In the catalog it says here this innovation
Speaker 5: in radio reses. You know, you could have gone something
Speaker 5: a little bit more provocative. But the first thing it says,
Speaker 5: in referencing a different model is says, enclosed in a
Speaker 5: night excuse me, enclosed in a seventeenth century solid mahogany
Speaker 5: French cabinet with hand car figures. Wow, so they put
Speaker 5: it in a two hundred year old cabinet. I think
Speaker 5: they probably wanted to say replica, they're somewhere, but it
Speaker 5: gets right. You got to do some termits there. That's
Speaker 5: probably your radio. You've expected something new, something that would
Speaker 5: give real pleasure by all means here are these instruments.
Speaker 2: Boy, that's catchy.
Speaker 1: What kind of an ad is this? Is this for
Speaker 1: a radio or for something else?
Speaker 5: I have a feeling, David Crimes wrote wrote the copy
Speaker 5: himself as well.
Speaker 1: You know one one man's shop just gonna like me
Speaker 1: this morning, Rick, Uh.
Speaker 5: Fair enough, but I think you're a little bit better
Speaker 5: at your job.
Speaker 1: Maybe a lot time will tell. Listen. I got to
Speaker 1: move along. But it's always good to talk to you all.
Speaker 1: Was always a joy. I look forward to it every Saturday.
Speaker 5: Hey, it's it's seam for me, buddy.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. All right, you want to find
Speaker 1: out more, go to Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com.
Speaker 1: So there that goes just real quickly. Major League Baseball playoffs.
Speaker 1: The Tigers and the Guardians go for a game series
Speaker 1: deciding game today at one eight. That series is tied
Speaker 1: at two too. The rest are all set for the
Speaker 1: the league Championships. The Padres and the Dodgers. Well, that
Speaker 1: went to LA three to two. The Dodgers move on
Speaker 1: to face the Mets and the Yankees and Royals New York.
Speaker 1: The penn Stripers beat Edge of City three to one,
Speaker 1: and so they move on to face either the Tigers
Speaker 1: or Guardians matchup, the Bengals still can try for two
Speaker 1: wins on the season tomorrow in the Meadowlands. All the
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Speaker 1: including kickoff around eight twenty tomorrow night on seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: Jaess is my blue. It's good to have friends, even
Speaker 1: in how now Brown County Man. I gotta tell you
Speaker 1: I am so pumped this morning to welcome Doug Angie
Speaker 1: and god knows who else. And I don't know. I
Speaker 1: don't know if there are Brookies in Ripley or or
Speaker 1: at the wayside End in Russellville or in La Lower Aberdeen.
Speaker 1: Where are you this morning?
Speaker 11: We're at the home place today.
Speaker 1: Alright, Brickie Main Street, Ripley, Ohio. All right, very very well,
Speaker 1: So what's going on? If anything?
Speaker 12: Nothing, That's what I.
Speaker 1: Was afraid of.
Speaker 11: No bands this weekend, good food and then you gotta
Speaker 11: wait till Wednesday for the seven point thirty drawing for
Speaker 11: the Queen of Hearts, which will be probably well a
Speaker 11: little over seventy five thousand.
Speaker 1: Did you ever locate Buzz? Did he ever show up?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: He was the one that suggested the road trip last
Speaker 1: week and my surprise when you guys were at least
Speaker 1: his wayside end there and he didn't show up for that.
Speaker 1: And now has anybody gone up? Maybe do a welfare
Speaker 1: check on Buzz. I'm not kidding you you think I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding. I mean, you know.
Speaker 11: We haven't seen him on the prayer list course, bugluyes,
Speaker 11: tell you you don't want to be on that list.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be on the car list.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 12: Yes, it's not a good place to be.
Speaker 1: Well, at least somebody cares. Rry what's going on there?
Speaker 1: How's how's the beaver? And how's the weather rock?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: The weather rock's good.
Speaker 12: Beaver's great.
Speaker 4: The weather has been wonderful.
Speaker 13: And I went down.
Speaker 6: There and checked the rock and it was a little bit.
Speaker 12: Polka dotted, So it's I have a spotty.
Speaker 1: Shower tomorrow the dotted.
Speaker 12: Yes, we gonna have spotty showers.
Speaker 1: I can't wait, Stripes, what you're having?
Speaker 14: What we're having?
Speaker 15: A memory check here?
Speaker 16: What was the second joke?
Speaker 12: He's old this morning?
Speaker 3: We can't remember?
Speaker 1: Well, that shows you how how important that joke was.
Speaker 4: Fun. It was really funny and I can't remember it.
Speaker 1: Hold honestly, Dave from Dayton sent me that for my
Speaker 1: conversation with Dave from Harrison and what's hold on here?
Speaker 1: What are the symptoms of an amish flu? You get
Speaker 1: a little horse and boat? What it was that's right,
Speaker 1: that's right. That was you made me say it twice.
Speaker 12: Now this is great watching it have the memory check here, watching.
Speaker 1: The ratings go down second by second. Listen, you guys,
Speaker 1: have a glorious day and enjoy it, all right, Thank you,
Speaker 1: and let me know if you find buzz. For God's sake,
Speaker 1: I'm worried about the boys, all right, little welfare check
Speaker 1: for Buzz and Ripley break seven. Here we go, forty
Speaker 1: five minutes, fifteen minutes mark six forty five. They still
Speaker 1: do the universal time check on the weekday mornings, still
Speaker 1: do that, initiated by the late great Jim Scott and
Speaker 1: carried on faithfully by Mike McConnell or whoever is sitting
Speaker 1: in this chair during the week. So anyway, I don't
Speaker 1: know if this is a nuclear clock time, but six
Speaker 1: forty five, twenty five, and now it's later, mister obvious.
Speaker 1: It's great to have you with us again, and it's
Speaker 1: great to have this guy on the line, ready to
Speaker 1: deliver as he always does. Steve from met In, Ohio
Speaker 1: with a pithy phone call and news of the week.
Speaker 15: Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 12: The quote of the week.
Speaker 15: I heard this and got it warmed the cockles of
Speaker 15: my heart, if I may say that in mixed company.
Speaker 1: Already did you? Already did?
Speaker 15: Comes from the Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Pauliva,
Speaker 15: who got into a row with the Canadian Foreign minister,
Speaker 15: who finds nothing wrong with the Palestinian crazies operating on
Speaker 15: Canadian campuses. Pauly said, and I quote, if Israel were
Speaker 15: to stop that genocile, genocidal, theocratic, unstable government referring to
Speaker 15: Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, it would be a
Speaker 15: gift by the Jewish state to humanity. Ooh, Thus he
Speaker 15: supports bombing Iranian nuclear sites and oil installations. Clear thinking
Speaker 15: comes from being moved by a higher personal standard That
Speaker 15: is so rare in American politics these days. The only
Speaker 15: conclusion you can draw from the Progressives in this presidential
Speaker 15: campaign is that the chaos that they encourage is intentional
Speaker 15: because they are Marxists at heart, bred by an educational
Speaker 15: system controlled by teachers and administrators also trained as Marxists.
Speaker 15: Our Canadian friend got me to thinking about two Jews
Speaker 15: who served in the US Senate who took that road
Speaker 15: less traveled. Joe Lieberman once said, I'm a loyal Democrat,
Speaker 15: but I have loyalties that are greater than my party.
Speaker 15: He proved it on numerous occasions, as in twenty eight
Speaker 15: when he, a Democrat, supported John McCain for president over
Speaker 15: Barack Obama. But Lieberman then turned around and supported Hillary
Speaker 15: in twenty sixteen and Biden in twenty twenty. Clearly, he
Speaker 15: called him as he saw him. Back in nineteen eighty eight,
Speaker 15: when Lieberman upset Republican Lowell Wiker for the US Senate
Speaker 15: seat in Connecticut, he was supported in that effort by
Speaker 15: Conservatives William F. Buckley of the National Review and brother
Speaker 15: James Buckley, a former Conservative Party US senator from New York. Lieberman,
Speaker 15: who died earlier this year, was an Orthodox Jew and
Speaker 15: a staunch supporter of Israel. And then there's Barry Morris
Speaker 15: Goldwater of Arizona, GOP senator and the Republican presidential candidate
Speaker 15: in nineteen sixty four, when he was defeated handily by
Speaker 15: Lyndon Johnson. Goldwater's father was Jewish and his mother Episcopalian.
Speaker 15: She was descended from famous theologian Roger Williams of Rhode Island.
Speaker 15: Barry would marry a Christian, Margaret Johnson of Munsey, Indiana.
Speaker 15: Goldwater was a lifelong Episcopalian, but he always referred to
Speaker 15: himself as Jewish. So how in the world did a
Speaker 15: jew wind up only carrying states in nineteen sixty four
Speaker 15: in the so called Solid South full of Rednecks and
Speaker 15: the KKK, especially when Goldwater denounced the ku Klux Klan
Speaker 15: and refused their support. The reason is Goldwater answered to
Speaker 15: a fundamental belief that the Constitution supports states' rights, which
Speaker 15: we hear so much about in the abortion debate and
Speaker 15: now Florida's response to hurricane relief efforts. Barry voted for
Speaker 15: numerous civil rights bills in the nineteen fifties and the sixties,
Speaker 15: but he did not vote for the famous sixty four
Speaker 15: law because he thought the states should ensure those rights,
Speaker 15: not Washington. But then he turned around in that same
Speaker 15: year and supported the twenty fourth Amendment to the Constitution,
Speaker 15: which bars the use of poll taxes and other taxes
Speaker 15: used to deny voting rights in federal elections. He was
Speaker 15: a lifelong member of the NAACP and fought for our
Speaker 15: military being open to gaye. By the way, his son,
Speaker 15: Barry Goldwater Junior, was gay and served in the US Congress. Fascinating, huh,
Speaker 15: it gets better. As a major general in the Air
Speaker 15: Force Reserves, Barry was nevertheless not hesitant to take on
Speaker 15: the Air Force at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.
Speaker 15: He wanted to see any documents, no laughing out their
Speaker 15: police related to the rumor that alien bodies in the
Speaker 15: nineteen forty seven Roswell plane crash were transported to Dayton.
Speaker 15: The Air Force Stonewallden Frankly, I think the aliens are
Speaker 15: in Springfield, but.
Speaker 5: That's just my opinion.
Speaker 4: Then thank you.
Speaker 15: Then he took on Ronald Reagan's CIA director Bill Casey
Speaker 15: when he found out that Casey was longing about mining
Speaker 15: a Nicaraguan harbors during the Sand and Eastern Rebellion. Mining
Speaker 15: harbor's is a violation of international law, Berry said, and
Speaker 15: he wanted it stopped. It was stopped. No peacenick this man,
Speaker 15: though Barry despised the United Nations said it should be
Speaker 15: moved out of New York City and given to Beijing
Speaker 15: or Moscow, all right. In nineteen sixty four, he said
Speaker 15: nukes should not be off the table in Vietnam, for
Speaker 15: which he was called a warmonger.
Speaker 5: But wait a minute.
Speaker 15: Eisenhower said the same thing about Korea in nineteen fifty three,
Speaker 15: and he got a truce in six months, So lessen there, folks.
Speaker 15: His most lasting comment was during the sixty four campaign,
Speaker 15: quoting a Roman philosopher, Extremism in the defense of liberty
Speaker 15: is novice. Moderation in the pursuit.
Speaker 4: Of justice is no virtue.
Speaker 15: Rip Joe and Barry marching to the tune of their
Speaker 15: own drummer. My favorite jew, Jesus Christ, who taught us
Speaker 15: it is not government that could save your sorry ass,
Speaker 15: it's the carpenter's kid.
Speaker 5: And on a lighter.
Speaker 15: Side, did you note Barry Jeff Kentucky playing bandy Today?
Speaker 15: Both of those teams come off huge upsets. Kentucky beat
Speaker 15: the number nine team in the country Missouri, and Vandy
Speaker 15: beat Alabama.
Speaker 5: Oh my, I want to watch that game.
Speaker 15: Hey, listen, take care of yourself, and hey, everybody, try
Speaker 15: something new, try voting. Huh would you okay?
Speaker 1: Bye bye Eh. That's the best part of the whole
Speaker 1: commentary right there, the encouragement to get out and let
Speaker 1: your voice be heard. YVADI important and yes, Kentucky Vandy
Speaker 1: tonight they Apparently they carried the goal posts from the
Speaker 1: west end of Nashville all the way down Broadway into
Speaker 1: downtown Nashville and tossed the gold posts in the river.
Speaker 1: After Vanderbilt's victory over Alabama, a breaking back seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW it is six fifty four.
Speaker 10: Bonny seven college.
Speaker 1: Kids into another hour of the Saturday Morning ED issue
Speaker 1: for this Saturday, October the twelfth, twenty twenty four. I'm
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker. Liam is back in the house for
Speaker 1: how long nobody knows, but he's back. He's back, and
Speaker 1: it's great to have him. Liam is everything okay? Can
Speaker 1: you can? You respond, sir, Well, everything is wonderful, okay,
Speaker 1: wonderful world. I mean, are you doing all right? Yeah?
Speaker 17: Man, I'm just tired, but everyone's tired, so I have
Speaker 17: no reason to really complain.
Speaker 1: All right, So what happened you? You pulled all the
Speaker 1: power chords out? And yeah, I mean I worked. I
Speaker 1: called Danville High School football. They fell to Leslie County
Speaker 1: twenty thirty six to three, and they moved to oh
Speaker 1: to seven on the year. Uh huh, But I yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess when I got back home at like one
Speaker 1: thirty and I plugged set my alarm. I plugged in
Speaker 1: my phone immediately when I fell asleep, knocked everything over
Speaker 1: the nightstand, and there there was something about you not
Speaker 1: wanting to call another girl's name out when your girlfriend's
Speaker 1: there with you.
Speaker 17: I'm an aggressive sleeper, you know, I guess she said,
Speaker 17: I said another girl's name, which I denied, denied, deny.
Speaker 17: Well you're asleep, Yeah, I'd be throwing hands in my
Speaker 17: sleep and having full conversations.
Speaker 1: I'm a very aggressive sleeper. Well I'm glad. I'm glad
Speaker 1: you made it in this morning. I wouldn't miss it
Speaker 1: for the world. Well, and I hope you don't miss anymore.
Speaker 1: The best reps the next rep. Thank you keep trying,
Speaker 1: my brother.
Speaker 3: I see true so green.
Speaker 1: Redroscist, I see them blue.
Speaker 18: Farming, and I think to myself idly, to us.
Speaker 1: What a wonderful and to discuss this wonderful, beautiful, big
Speaker 1: world in which we live. My friend environmental Engineer extraordinaire
Speaker 1: Steve Shulty joining us to talk about climate realism and
Speaker 1: the payola of climate propaganda, which, of course those people
Speaker 1: in who are getting that money wanted to continue. Of course,
Speaker 1: so why tell anyone the truth or the actual facts.
Speaker 2: Steve, Good morning, Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 1: Great to talk to you. And we've got a quickie
Speaker 1: from climaterealism dot org on the two hurricanes that we've
Speaker 1: seen now last.
Speaker 19: Till you know, we've covered this so many times. So
Speaker 19: if people want the scientific education and not in doctrination
Speaker 19: regarding hurricanes, climate realism dot org it's got some great
Speaker 19: stuff on both Helene and Milton, So, I mean I
Speaker 19: could talk for hours about the reality of hurricanes and Florida.
Speaker 19: So so that's the quickie people want to go there.
Speaker 19: The other one caught my interest this week was the
Speaker 19: Heartland dot org. Yesterday on Friday the eleventh, there Climate
Speaker 19: Change Weekly number five twenty article titled climate Journalism increasingly
Speaker 19: bought and paid for. So people out there are wondering
Speaker 19: why they're always hearing about man made catastrophic climate change
Speaker 19: about everything that this article tells you why. And we've
Speaker 19: talked about it before, one of the I know I
Speaker 19: talked about it some number of months ago.
Speaker 20: Just for an example, the Associated Press took millions of
Speaker 20: dollars last year from left wing foundations specifically to cover
Speaker 20: man made catastrophic climate change. So you know, journalistic creed
Speaker 20: and ethics be damned in these media outlets, or they're
Speaker 20: getting paid off and suppressing voices of ascent. For example,
Speaker 20: and way back in even twenty thirteen, the Los Angeles
Speaker 20: Times publicly announced it would no longer allow climate descent
Speaker 20: on its pages. And then you have the practice of
Speaker 20: Paola published, paid for published coverage by pushed by book
Speaker 20: billionaires like Jeff Bezos and George Soros, who buy off
Speaker 20: media outlets to promote the elite's party line regarded man
Speaker 20: made climate change. And it's all about money, Gary, Jeff, sure,
Speaker 20: you know, it's always about money, and unfortunately some of
Speaker 20: the wealthiest people on this planet are pushing man made
Speaker 20: catastrophic climate here.
Speaker 4: Here's why.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 20: Sometimes I think that they just feel so guilty about
Speaker 20: what they have.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it's about redistribution of wealth. The US
Speaker 1: has even been plain clear about that. That's you know
Speaker 1: what I got to run along, Steve. But that is
Speaker 1: the thing when you go to any kind of internet
Speaker 1: site and there'll be a headline, a banner headline, but
Speaker 1: it's really an ad. It said, this is an advertisement.
Speaker 1: Ap everything that associated press prints out now knowing this
Speaker 1: should say this is not News. This is an advertisement
Speaker 1: and that would make it okay. Thank you, my brother,
Speaker 1: have a blessed weekend. Your forecast as follows a mixed
Speaker 1: sun and clouds today. We'll get up to around eighty
Speaker 1: degrees tomorrow, some clouds breezy. There is a chance of
Speaker 1: rain late in the day, A slight chance of rain
Speaker 1: both the late tomorrow and early into Monday. Monday, we're
Speaker 1: going to be at fifty seven for a high temp.
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Speaker 1: and all that other stuff. Tell me about this order
Speaker 1: from this judge to the e p A about revising
Speaker 1: regulations on fluoride and water.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so the judge and this is from California, which
Speaker 12: is kind of is good and it's bad obviously because
Speaker 12: California is such a crazy place. But uh, they actually
Speaker 12: said after because there's been uh one major study, but
Speaker 12: a few studies now that have shown that fluoride in
Speaker 12: in a water now has over the over the course
Speaker 12: of of like a decade, has made uh especially in
Speaker 12: a low low income areas, that UH that the fluoride
Speaker 12: in a water actually has made a children's i Q
Speaker 12: go down. And so the judge in California has told
Speaker 12: the told of the e p A and basically ordered
Speaker 12: them too to revise their.
Speaker 1: Regulation the amount of fluoride you can have in water.
Speaker 12: Or no, they want to take it out. So there's
Speaker 12: right now fourteen fourteen cities and counties that have already
Speaker 12: made moves to take fluoride out of the water. And
Speaker 12: I've been saying this for nearly twenty years that fluoride
Speaker 12: shouldn't even be in the water because the type of
Speaker 12: fluoride that they put in water is basically waste. It's
Speaker 12: a waste product that comes from from a manufacturing waste
Speaker 12: and so they're just basically using that waste and they're
Speaker 12: trying to get rid of the poison.
Speaker 1: They're recycling through our drinking water. Okay, that's a great idea.
Speaker 12: And they've been doing it since the fifty well they
Speaker 12: started doing it in the forties, but in a New
Speaker 12: Jersey they started that, and then they and then they
Speaker 12: went from there and they decided that it was a
Speaker 12: good idea, very similar to what they said about the Kobe,
Speaker 12: you know, like they've been doing this, like the government
Speaker 12: and and and industry has been doing this to us
Speaker 12: for a really long time.
Speaker 1: Do you want to find out more? Check out Roco's work.
Speaker 1: He publishes all kinds of stuff. How many pages are
Speaker 1: you up to a week? How many papers are your
Speaker 1: writing a week? Roco?
Speaker 12: Well, I do about three on my blog dot com.
Speaker 1: That's right, And I tell you what We've We've got
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Speaker 22: And our reporter Tom Davis standing, Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 22: This week cherry flavored dirty feet. But first, police in
Speaker 22: Poles Bow, Washington got a call from a woman who
Speaker 22: says she was surrounded by one hundred angry raccoons. You see,
Speaker 22: she'd been feeding the raccoons for thirty five years without
Speaker 22: an issue. The woman went out to her regular feeding
Speaker 22: spot before the whole gang.
Speaker 1: Showed up to munch.
Speaker 23: She ran back to her house, but they followed her
Speaker 23: and started swarming the house from every direction. She called
Speaker 23: the cops, who helped her out of the house, but
Speaker 23: she had to find some place to live for a
Speaker 23: couple of days.
Speaker 1: Animal control is now involved. Meanwhile, an Iranian.
Speaker 23: Couple recently sentenced to prison for keeping a pet cat
Speaker 23: in their home. Cats are considered unclean animals in Islam.
Speaker 23: The couple's lawyer, Babik Popnia, argued there is no legal
Speaker 23: for such a severe punishment. He said, I am my
Speaker 23: clients do not deserve these heavy sentences.
Speaker 1: It's a catastrophe.
Speaker 23: Fox News says that London nurse Sammy Myi recently suffered
Speaker 23: a concussion when a cauliflower fell on her head at
Speaker 23: a discount grocery store. She claims she was passing a
Speaker 23: rack when the vegetable rolled off the shelf and hit
Speaker 23: her right in the head. She says she's still experiencing
Speaker 23: concussion symptoms and is considering legal action against the supermarket
Speaker 23: chain and finally, the makers of Airheads Candy have come
Speaker 23: up with a limited edition scented foot spray for kids
Speaker 23: for Halloween.
Speaker 1: It smells like a cherry flavored airhead.
Speaker 23: The company says it's a fresh and exciting idea that
Speaker 23: addresses the very real problem of kids stinky feet. Okay,
Speaker 23: next week, Anti Ann's employee fired for kissing Doe on camera.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend.
Speaker 24: Meanwhile, in the Intention for Reason, look out, Eddie and Rookie,
Speaker 24: there are three bears behind you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're big fans of our show. Oh where
Speaker 1: are you all, Heady, We're helping them out with a squatter.
Speaker 1: There's some blond chick eating their porse and sleeping in
Speaker 1: their beds.
Speaker 21: What can you do to get her out?
Speaker 1: Two words? Buddy, karaoke machine? Why MCA? It's fun to
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Speaker 13: I'll be honest, I'm really worried about my kids and grandkids.
Speaker 1: I never thought we'd be facing a national APROA and
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Speaker 1: best Bengals coverage. Tony Pike, How you're doing.
Speaker 3: Sir, I'm good.
Speaker 26: How are you doing all right? One question on last week?
Speaker 26: Do you think the Bengals should have been more aggressive
Speaker 26: on the final drive that we want to call it
Speaker 26: that throw it instead of running it into a brick
Speaker 26: wall two three times?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, it is.
Speaker 6: It's remarkable still a week later to think how they
Speaker 6: handled over time, especially it was a little bit windy
Speaker 6: fifty three yard field goal that that's a lot of
Speaker 6: different variables that can go in. The variable that I
Speaker 6: like the most is Jamar Chase. And you know on
Speaker 6: that first down, Jamar Chase had a rookie cornerback with
Speaker 6: about eight yards of soft coverage and the other ten
Speaker 6: guys were in the box. So you know, it's just
Speaker 6: as good as a run. I trust Joe Burrow and
Speaker 6: Jamar Chase that can They can make a ten yard
Speaker 6: pitch and catch, and in all likelihood he probably makes
Speaker 6: a guy missing. The game's over at that point, So
Speaker 6: I thought it was conservative. I thought they took the
Speaker 6: ball out of their best player's hand. And you know,
Speaker 6: when you're at the time one in three, you can't
Speaker 6: do that. You've got to start playing to win games.
Speaker 6: You got to start stacking wins now for this team.
Speaker 26: Yeah, all right, so take a look at the upcoming game.
Speaker 1: Here we have Bengals right now.
Speaker 26: The last three weeks, nobody's scored more points per week,
Speaker 26: having thirty five points a game. The Giants are way
Speaker 26: down the bottom answer, I'm sorry, averaging about seventeen points
Speaker 26: a game. On the flip side, they've got a defense
Speaker 26: and less offense, the opposite of the Bengals when it
Speaker 26: comes to the two sides of the ball.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They use a stat now in football called havoc rate,
Speaker 6: and it's essentially a defensive amount of plays that are
Speaker 6: resulted in sacks, force fumbles, interceptions, tackles for a loss,
Speaker 6: or pass breakup to put things into perspective. The Bengals
Speaker 6: are dead last on the defensive side of the ball
Speaker 6: and have it great. The New York Giants are number
Speaker 6: one in all of football. So this is strength verst strength.
Speaker 6: In my opinion. It's not an elite New York Giants offense,
Speaker 6: but they did play a good game last week without
Speaker 6: Malik and Devin Singletary.
Speaker 4: They went to Seattle and beat Seattle.
Speaker 6: But this is a very good defense in New York
Speaker 6: versus an elite offense of the Cincinnati Bengals. Which of
Speaker 6: those two prevaila will go a long way in which
Speaker 6: teams can get a win.
Speaker 26: Yeah, and there's a telling stat right there. They had
Speaker 26: seven sacks against the Seahawks. The Bengals have had six
Speaker 26: x all season.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: They just their inability to create any type of pass rush.
Speaker 6: They're actually better against the run than you would think. Bengals,
Speaker 6: according to Pro Football Focus, ring tenth in the NFL
Speaker 6: against the run. It's the pass rush, which is thirty
Speaker 6: first in the NFL, which then affects the coverage. If
Speaker 6: you can't get after the passer in the NFL, I
Speaker 6: don't care who you have at corner, you're not going
Speaker 6: to be able to cover long enough to be effective.
Speaker 6: They tried to blitz more last week. Louin Aromo blitz
Speaker 6: forty one times against the Baltimore Ravens because the front
Speaker 6: four just couldn't do anything. And when you blitz and
Speaker 6: you don't get home, you leave yourself on an island
Speaker 6: on the backside. And that's why Lamar Jackson was able
Speaker 6: to have the success he had is able to happen. Look,
Speaker 6: Daniel Jones is not Lamar Jackson, but he is mobile.
Speaker 6: He can make plays with his legs, and it will
Speaker 6: be another challenge for this defense, especially upfront.
Speaker 1: All right, we shall see and talk to you next week.
Speaker 1: Donny E. Pike, thanks so much. Thanks buy you, but.
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Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: October the twelve, twenty twenty four, the original Columbus Day,
Speaker 1: the day that Christopher Columbus first spotted and made ground
Speaker 1: at San Salvador the New World. Happy Birthday, Christopher Columbus Day,
Speaker 1: fourteen ninety two, and glad to welcome our friend science
Speaker 1: Mike Well the Science Mint it on his Saturday.
Speaker 27: Yes, as a nightly scientist, is it surprising of the
Speaker 27: l behinded me?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good? That's interesting you mentioned Columbus. It's not the topic,
Speaker 3: but they just verified that his has remained in Spain
Speaker 3: for DNA analysis. I guess for years they didn't know
Speaker 3: they some people thought he was buried in the Dominican
Speaker 3: Republic or removed his body.
Speaker 1: There, or it was his. I think what a second
Speaker 1: or third trip? Didn't he make three trips in all? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I a third trip he became very very ill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he is. It is him, and I think
Speaker 3: a civil Spain.
Speaker 1: I think that's all right where he's that.
Speaker 3: Uh, this is somewhat new topic of different topic health
Speaker 3: topic today. Gary Jeffer's kind of the good news that
Speaker 3: it seems that the world that it's the first that
Speaker 3: they have used what they call induced plurial potent stem cells.
Speaker 3: Now it's important to say induced because that means they're
Speaker 3: non embryonic stem cells. They have used an individual's stem
Speaker 3: cells and reprogrammed, uh, some of their tissue. And what
Speaker 3: they did with the tissue after they reprogrammed it, it
Speaker 3: made the program reprogrammed to make insulin. And they injected
Speaker 3: this young girl and China, who had type one diabetes.
Speaker 1: They took about one and a half million of these.
Speaker 3: Reprogrammed cells and injected them into her abdominal muscles, and
Speaker 3: two and a half months later she is she is
Speaker 3: producing her own insulin on her own and she's four
Speaker 3: months later, she is ninety eight percent recovered as far
Speaker 3: as not needed to monitor any blooded sugar levels.
Speaker 1: I mean, it could be a cure for diabetes, is
Speaker 1: what you're saying exactly. And it doesn't use it. It
Speaker 1: uses your own stem cells.
Speaker 3: That's correct.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So they they say take your take your tissue and
Speaker 3: they basically start over with it, reprogram it and take
Speaker 3: these stem cells and that it's it's general and their
Speaker 3: engineer to produce.
Speaker 1: Insulin and that's amazing.
Speaker 3: Put in your body and uh well injected and they
Speaker 3: and it's a it's a good use for her. I know,
Speaker 3: I know they're doing trials. It says they're doing trials
Speaker 3: here with similar things in this country. This was done
Speaker 3: in China and it was published in the journalists to
Speaker 3: call sell. So it's not a fly by night jo.
Speaker 3: So it's a popular.
Speaker 1: Well I mean that that that brings a lot of
Speaker 1: promise and a lot of hope to people around the world.
Speaker 3: And oh yeah yeah, I mean, jeez, yeah, it's one
Speaker 3: of those one of those Asian demographic type things sometimes.
Speaker 1: But there's been an explosion of diabetes in the last
Speaker 1: few years because we we eat like crap. And we
Speaker 1: eat a lot of crap. All right, Michael, thank you
Speaker 1: so much. Real quickly, doctor Dennis in Annapolis, Maryland, how
Speaker 1: are you doing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 28: I just want to kind of echo what Steve for
Speaker 28: Mattin and Ray of Loveland, UH stated about voting, but
Speaker 28: I want to take it one step further. I want
Speaker 28: to strongly encourage people to not vote for Democrats because
Speaker 28: the Democratic Party is no longer democratic. In fact, I
Speaker 28: refer it to it now as just the Democrat Party.
Speaker 28: They're the biggest threat to this country. It's not Donald
Speaker 28: Trump that they're the biggest threat to democracy, and it's
Speaker 28: actually become the Marxist Party. They must get rid of
Speaker 28: the constitution. They want to get rid of the Electoral College.
Speaker 28: They want to undermine the voting system by getting rid
Speaker 28: of a voter ID. They want to pack the Supreme Court,
Speaker 28: and they want to throw.
Speaker 2: Out the fillibuster. And so I would encourage people to
Speaker 2: not vote for Democrats.
Speaker 1: And they want to eliminate your right to freedom of
Speaker 1: speech to say that too. That's exactly right, Doctor Dennis.
Speaker 1: Will talk to you soon. Thanks for the call. It's
Speaker 1: ten minutes after the hour.
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Speaker 29: My grandfather served in World War Two. Spending time with
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Speaker 1: Forecasts for today. It mix the sun, clouds and a
Speaker 1: little breezy this weekend to high around eighty degrees tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Same thing that's not a cat kind And let's go
Speaker 1: to Brother Rick Green from Spirit Works Cincinnati. So for yourselves, righteousness,
Speaker 1: reap the fruit of unfailing love, and break up your
Speaker 1: unplowed ground for it is time to seek the Lord
Speaker 1: until he comes and shows and showers righteousness on you.
Speaker 1: That's from Josea ten to twelve. Brother Rick, how are you.
Speaker 18: Doing, hey man, Good morning, Gary Jeff. I'll walk up
Speaker 18: praying for you and your nurse, and I'm just like
Speaker 18: your wife, Gary Jeff. Every time I hear that phong,
Speaker 18: it makes me happy.
Speaker 1: Reunion of souls, let's go to love, good stuff. I
Speaker 1: hope that that's that more people are catching on to
Speaker 1: that because it is a fantastic.
Speaker 18: Oh, Jeff, we got a good one today. We're coming
Speaker 18: from second Thatsaloney. In chapter three, verse sixteen, it said,
Speaker 18: now may the Lord of Peace himself give you peace
Speaker 18: at all times and in every way, the Lord be
Speaker 18: with you, be with you all.
Speaker 3: Sorry here, I had a little heat there.
Speaker 1: That's okay. I think the message still cut through. Brother.
Speaker 12: Uh whatever.
Speaker 18: I look and all the words went together.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That that happens quite often when I'm doing this.
Speaker 1: Believe me, I understand. So how is everybody in the
Speaker 1: family doing? Everybody good?
Speaker 18: We're doing awesome, Gary, Savannah over here for about three
Speaker 18: over last night. Anything process is long, but it's coming
Speaker 18: to the other Gary. The movie look great, it's just
Speaker 18: time consuming. No, in realize I never edited the movie.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I mean is coming together. This is your
Speaker 1: first time being a movie star.
Speaker 18: So I'm praising God very death. You know, I'm pretty guy.
Speaker 18: Help a brother sister, and I'm praise God gets the glory.
Speaker 1: All right. And by the way, put Ingrid that's all
Speaker 1: I know by her name. That's Ingrid. Who is our friend,
Speaker 1: Dick from Dayton's friend. She she's in the hospital, so
Speaker 1: we wanted to put her Ingrid on a prayer list
Speaker 1: that Ingrid gets better. Okay, God knows who she is
Speaker 1: and what she needs. All we got to do is
Speaker 1: just ask in petition, thank you, brother, have a blessed weekend,
Speaker 1: all right, brother Rick Green. On a Saturday morning, eight sixteen,
Speaker 1: at seven hundred WLW this morning, at.
Speaker 29: Nine, Mike Allen takes a stand and then eventually a
Speaker 29: seat once his legs get tired.
Speaker 1: On seven hundred WLW on Saturday morning. All right, Friday
Speaker 1: night lights on Saturday morning, he finally made it to work.
Speaker 1: Liam Tominson, what do you got first up? Brother, We'll
Speaker 1: talk a little Bengals. You can listen to that game
Speaker 1: right here. On seven hundred WLW Sunday Night football primetime slot.
Speaker 1: Pregame coverage begins at seven. All the action will begin
Speaker 1: at eight. Twenty eight twenty Okay, Let's run down some
Speaker 1: high school scores.
Speaker 17: Scott shut out by Cooper forty one to nothing, Carroll
Speaker 17: County falls to Walton, Verona twenty three to nothing, Holmes zero,
Speaker 17: Grant County forty seven, Beachwood forty two, Owen County nothing,
Speaker 17: Simon Kenton felt a great crossing forty five to thirty five.
Speaker 17: Purcell Marion outscores Norwood sixty to twenty. Reading edges out
Speaker 17: deer Park twenty one to sixteen. More shuts out Sating
Speaker 17: Nations forty four to nothing. Lawrenceburg tops Connersville fifty one
Speaker 17: to nothing, Rushville thirty, South Dearborn ten. East Central shutout
Speaker 17: Greensburg forty nine to nothing. Dayton, Christian dominates Gamble, Monosaur
Speaker 17: fifty six to six, Riverdale twenty eight, Elder twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Elder falls in a nail bider.
Speaker 17: Cincinnati Hills Christian thirty five, Roger Bacon fourteen, Saint x nine,
Speaker 17: Lesalle zero, Bellevue Kentucky forty two, Dayton, Kentucky zero, Newport
Speaker 17: Central Catholic tops Newport thirty five to seven. Lakota West
Speaker 17: dominates o'khills fifty two to seven. Indian Hill Tops Fennytown
Speaker 17: forty four to fourteen. Highland shoutout Boone County fifty five
Speaker 17: to nothing. Belmont zero, Mount Healthy forty two. Mason dominates
Speaker 17: Cole Raine thirty one to nothing. Bishop Brosser handles holy
Speaker 17: Cross thirty five to nothing. Lachland twenty seven. Miami Valley
Speaker 17: Christian Academy twelve. Connor High School beat Dixie thirty five
Speaker 17: to twenty one. Winton Woods pulls out a close one
Speaker 17: over West Claremont twelve to seven. Bishop Fenwick thirty five,
Speaker 17: McNicholas High School seven, Lebanon tops Turpin forty eight twenty eight.
Speaker 17: Taylor High School defeated Madeira thirty six to twelve. Princeton
Speaker 17: scores sixty two, fairfe Field thirty. Sycamore falls Lacta East
Speaker 17: fifty six to twelve. Franklin shuts out Ross twenty one
Speaker 17: to nothing. Harrison dominates Talawanda fifty six to fifteen. Ryle
Speaker 17: handles Campbell County forty two to fourteen. King shutout Milford
Speaker 17: forty two to nothing. Loveland forty two, Little Miami three,
Speaker 17: Baden thirteen, Archbishop Alter ten, Hamilton County. Excuse me, Hamilton
Speaker 17: High School dominates Middletown forty two to seven. Batavia shutout
Speaker 17: New Richmond thirty eight to nothing.
Speaker 1: Now you didn't find my Hendersonville High School commando's score
Speaker 1: from Hendersonville, Tennessee. Very very uh, I don't know, I know,
Speaker 1: I feel about it. Lots of college football rivalries today,
Speaker 1: including the Red River rivalry Oklahoma and Texas. Right yeah,
Speaker 1: that game will kick off at three thirty.
Speaker 17: That'll be the first edition of the SEC Red River
Speaker 17: Rivalry here in the year twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Got one heck of a football game up talking about
Speaker 1: with Mo number two versus number three, Ohio State and
Speaker 1: Oregon Bucks and Ducks.
Speaker 17: Yes, Oregon and Ohio State kickoff later this evening at
Speaker 17: seven thirty. We got LSU versus Ole miss That will
Speaker 17: also kick off at seven point thirty, Colorado Kansas State
Speaker 17: at ten fifteen tonight, Boise State Hawaii at eleven pm
Speaker 17: as well. And if I don't know, if you saw
Speaker 17: the running back from Boise State, he's in the Heisman
Speaker 17: Ashton genty Heisman Trophy candidate he has been a dominating
Speaker 17: force in the backfield.
Speaker 1: All right, you see and UCF again, we will tackle
Speaker 1: the Bearcats game with Moe Egger. Hendersonville had a buy.
Speaker 1: Hendersonville had a buy, so they needed They did not lose.
Speaker 1: They did not fantastic. Thank you, Liam, and thank you
Speaker 1: for showing up to work today. It's eight twenty four
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Speaker 9: The FIFA Council has pledged recommendation to the International Olympic
Speaker 9: Committee to expand its Women's Olympic soccer competition to sixteen teams.
Speaker 9: The attorney currently has twelve teams, for fewer than the men.
Speaker 9: The women's tournament started in ninety six with eight teams,
Speaker 9: grew to ten and oh four and then twelve in eight.
Speaker 9: It's FIFA's hope that the switch to sixteen teams we
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Speaker 7: A warm weekend temperatures this morning. Starting off in the fifties,
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Speaker 1: some Bearcats and the rest of the full spectrum of
Speaker 1: college football. Big games today, the playoffs, Maybe we'll get
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Speaker 1: the one and only Moegar.
Speaker 12: Hey, mo, what's going on?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Saturday morning? Sitting here, got a producer that got a
Speaker 1: producer that was late, overslept. You know about that.
Speaker 4: Yes, I do, Okay.
Speaker 1: I tried to reassure him as he was insisting that
Speaker 1: this was his last day because he was going to
Speaker 1: be fired. I said, oh no, Moegger overslept on Jim
Speaker 1: Scott plenty of times.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I'll follow.
Speaker 1: All right. So anyway, and this is the thing in
Speaker 1: our business. If you're late in our business, not only
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Speaker 3: Mo.
Speaker 1: That U see Bearcats taking on Florida and UCF in
Speaker 1: a game that I didn't know whether it was going
Speaker 1: to happen earlier in the week, And I text you
Speaker 1: and you said, no, that they can't cancel it or whatever,
Speaker 1: or or move it. But what are the conditions at
Speaker 1: UCF in the area.
Speaker 4: Based on what I've seen? Fine, you know, I uh,
Speaker 4: they're paying attention to some of the people who cover
Speaker 4: not just football here but but report on happenings in
Speaker 4: Orlando over the course of the week. Pretty minimal damage
Speaker 4: in this part of the state. The stadium itself was
Speaker 4: structurally okay. I think the question was always going to
Speaker 4: be were they going to have enough people to staff
Speaker 4: the game, and was the state going to tell them
Speaker 4: that we need your emergency recourses used elsewhere. Obviously that
Speaker 4: wasn't the case, and so they're playing. But yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: I had heard early in the week that maybe the
Speaker 4: game was going to be played a day later on Sunday.
Speaker 4: What they were never going to do was move the
Speaker 4: game to a different venue. They were not going to
Speaker 4: move the game to a different city unless this was unplayable.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, it's not very good. How do you see this game?
Speaker 1: Let's let's talk about the actual contest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty high scoring, you know, the Bearcats number one
Speaker 4: in the Big Twelve and offensive efficiency against the UCF
Speaker 4: team that over the last three games has really been
Speaker 4: exposed defensively, especially in the back end. They have only
Speaker 4: three sacks on the season, and so the Bearcats should
Speaker 4: be able to score today. The question is can they
Speaker 4: get stops. You know, against Texas Tech they scored forty
Speaker 4: one points, but unfortunately, you know, defensively, they were sort
Speaker 4: of helpless against an NFL caliber running back. Today they
Speaker 4: go up against the quarterback and kJ Jefferson, who has
Speaker 4: struggled throwing the football but is really good with his legs.
Speaker 4: It's really hard to bring down. I think the other
Speaker 4: question about UC. You know, college football is a little
Speaker 4: bit different than the NFL in this regard. In the NFL,
Speaker 4: they have injury reports, they have to disclose who practices,
Speaker 4: who's limited in practice, and who doesn't practice. Right, college football,
Speaker 4: there's no such requirements. So that game two weeks ago,
Speaker 4: you see his last game, a lot of guys got
Speaker 4: injured during that game. How many of those players are
Speaker 4: available today, That's going to be one of the storylines
Speaker 4: obviously early.
Speaker 12: In the game.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic. Let's go through a few more of
Speaker 1: these major college football games today, and there's a big
Speaker 1: slate of games. Alabama trying to recoup after getting beaten
Speaker 1: by my Vanderbilt Commodoor's moll. I haven't had a chance
Speaker 1: to talk to you about this, but I had not
Speaker 1: been more excited about a college football game's outcome than
Speaker 1: I was the Commodores upending the Crimson Tide last week
Speaker 1: in Nashville. You know, as someone who's been inside that
Speaker 1: stadium that used to be my playground, that used to
Speaker 1: be my playground, that town, and to know and to
Speaker 1: see the craziness that ensued in that you know, once
Speaker 1: in a lifetime victory was just amazing. Alabama bouncing back
Speaker 1: against South Carolina. What are the odds of Alabama dropping
Speaker 1: two in a row to sec that they're not supposed
Speaker 1: to lose to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, again, big favorites this week. I think that game,
Speaker 4: Alabama's loss was more about what Vanderbilt did with the
Speaker 4: quarterback Diego Pavea than anything that Alabama was deficient in.
Speaker 4: But I do think if you go back two weeks
Speaker 4: ago when they played Georgia, Alabama's defense was kind of
Speaker 4: exposed in the second half that continued against Vanderbilt. I
Speaker 4: think South Carolina is good enough to at least keep
Speaker 4: it clothes based on that.
Speaker 1: Yep, the Vanderbilt student section cheer wasn't necessary, which, of course,
Speaker 1: is that's all right, that's okay, You're going to work
Speaker 1: for us someday. Hey, criminal justice major meat neuroscientist Clemson.
Speaker 1: Clemson travels to Wake Forest. You know anything about that, Yeah.
Speaker 4: A little bit. Clemson's rebounded pretty nicely after getting hammered
Speaker 4: by Georgia earlier in the season. Delos Swingey has taken
Speaker 4: a lot of heat for the way he's kind of
Speaker 4: run his program. He doesn't take in trans first in
Speaker 4: an era where pretty much everybody takes on transfers. But
Speaker 4: they have a good team, a better team that I
Speaker 4: think people realize a lifetimeers.
Speaker 1: Red River Rivalry, first edition SEC version Texas and Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: Is this a shoe in for the Longhorns.
Speaker 12: I think it is.
Speaker 4: Oklahoma is not good enough offensively, Texas defense has come
Speaker 4: leaves and bounds from what it was earlier in the season.
Speaker 4: It's either them are Ohio State is the best team
Speaker 4: of college football. I don't think this game is necessarily close.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's a huge lopsided blowout, but Texas,
Speaker 4: in my opinion, is decidedly better in the sitters.
Speaker 1: Number four Penn State the Nitney Lyons going to the
Speaker 1: left coast to play USC.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Interesting Penn State team, right, I mean, sort of get
Speaker 4: lost in the shuffle of all the really good Big
Speaker 4: Ten teams. James Franklin's had a hard time winning games
Speaker 4: like this. I think he breaks through.
Speaker 1: Today tonight the Bucks against the Ducks two.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's remarkable. You know, Oregon has Dylan Gabriel
Speaker 4: who used to be a quarterback at UCS. I think
Speaker 4: this is going to be a really interesting game from
Speaker 4: two different perspectives. Number one, is Ohio State's defense as
Speaker 4: good as it is statistically, this is their first real
Speaker 4: major test. And then I think from a from the
Speaker 4: standpoint of quarterback play, right, can can the Buckeyes in
Speaker 4: a game like this get the sort of quarterback play
Speaker 4: that the young man Howard wasn't able to provide Kansas State?
Speaker 4: I think there's still questions about that, but I think
Speaker 4: Ohio State's on a different level of the Oregon. I
Speaker 4: think they go on the road as three point favorites
Speaker 4: can win.
Speaker 1: Old Miss playing at thirteen LSU. That's a huge sc
Speaker 1: matchup too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, it definitely is Brian Kelly versus Lane Kiffen, two
Speaker 4: polarizing college football personalities. Expect a lot of points.
Speaker 1: K State at Colorado do the do the prime times
Speaker 1: come up with a victory at home?
Speaker 4: This is going to be a really really interesting game
Speaker 4: because I thought coming into the season Kansas State was
Speaker 4: the best team in the Big Twelve. Everybody felt like
Speaker 4: Colorado got exposed when they got housed by Nebraska. The
Speaker 4: offensive line was terrible, but they'd been much much better.
Speaker 4: They came to UCS and got a big road win,
Speaker 4: came back and beat Baylor. They have the most interesting
Speaker 4: and most entertaining player in college football in Travis Hunter.
Speaker 1: I like the Buffaloes and finally, my commodores in the
Speaker 1: Commonwealth of Kentucky to face the Wildcats. Can you handicap
Speaker 1: this SEC gig because I still think Pavia or Pavia
Speaker 1: the quarterback is the biggest news in the SEC this year.
Speaker 1: From what I've seen of them, Yeah.
Speaker 4: I would agree. Kentucky's defense is terrific. You know, we
Speaker 4: saw what they did against Georgia, and we saw what
Speaker 4: they did in the win at Ole. Miss Mark Stoups
Speaker 4: is going to have that defense ready. But Vanderbilt has
Speaker 4: the best quarterback in this game life Commodoerce.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic. Let's turn our attention to a team
Speaker 1: that is desperately trying to get its second win of
Speaker 1: the year when we thought we might be looking at
Speaker 1: its fourth at this point, the Bengals on the road
Speaker 1: in the Meadowlands. Is there any end to our misery
Speaker 1: in Bengal Land?
Speaker 4: I think so. I think the Bengals are an interesting
Speaker 4: sort of by low candidate, if you will. The offense
Speaker 4: is simply too good and has played too efficiently to
Speaker 4: think that the losing is going to continue. Now, the
Speaker 4: ceiling for this team might be lower than we thought
Speaker 4: coming into the year because of their defensive deficiencies. But no,
Speaker 4: Burrow is having a season that statistically is better than
Speaker 4: two years ago when he was an MVP finalist. They're
Speaker 4: mostly healthy on all offense. He's getting sacked at a
Speaker 4: at a lower rate than at any point in his career.
Speaker 4: And so, you know, we could talk all day about
Speaker 4: how bad they are defensively, and they have all sorts
Speaker 4: of issues. I'm not sure without their top wide receiver
Speaker 4: Elaitue Neighbors that the Giants are going to be able
Speaker 4: to do to the Bengals offensively what the Washington Commanders
Speaker 4: and Baltimore Ravens did. They got to be better on
Speaker 4: third down, which means you got to be better on
Speaker 4: early downs. And then to think about the Bengals defensively,
Speaker 4: is they're bad on third down because typically on third
Speaker 4: down the other team has, you know, third and one
Speaker 4: or third and two. So that's got to change. But
Speaker 4: when I'm when I'm getting Joe Burrow, and when I'm
Speaker 4: getting a healthy offense, and when I'm getting an offense
Speaker 4: that is performing as well as this unit is number
Speaker 4: two in the NFL and offensive efficiency, I'm not betting
Speaker 4: against him. And so the schedule over the next four weeks.
Speaker 4: I know he said this at the beginning of the season.
Speaker 4: The schedule over the next four weeks is pretty forgiving
Speaker 4: to me. The goal is to get to that second
Speaker 4: ball more game on November the sixth or seventh, that
Speaker 4: Thursday after Election Day, get to that game at four
Speaker 4: and five, and then see if you could use that
Speaker 4: game as a jumping off point. I think they can
Speaker 4: do that, all.
Speaker 1: Right, fantastic One last question, Maeger, rooting for your Mets
Speaker 1: against the Dodgers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess so. You know, the thirteen year old
Speaker 4: in me is is hoping the Mets can get back
Speaker 4: to the World Series and win for the first time
Speaker 4: since in nineteen eighty six. I'm just rooting for a good,
Speaker 4: long series though, right, And it's a bit of a callback.
Speaker 4: The Mets and Dodgers have played in the postseason a
Speaker 4: bunch of times eighty eight and the NLCS two thousand
Speaker 4: and six, twenty fifteen, and so I think it's going
Speaker 4: to be a really fun series. The Mets have been
Speaker 4: terrific since June first. The Dodgers have been terrific all
Speaker 4: season long, and it kind of felt like they were
Speaker 4: almost portrayed as underdogs in that series against San Diego.
Speaker 4: They win a bullpen game in Game four and then
Speaker 4: obviously went again home last night. It should be a
Speaker 4: fun series and should be a fun game today in
Speaker 4: Cleveland between the Guardians of Detroit Tigers.
Speaker 1: All right, well, I have a fantastic weekend. Enjoy the
Speaker 1: football game today. Mo egar with us on the on
Speaker 1: the verge of the u C u c F game
Speaker 1: this afternoon right here on the home of the Bearcats.
Speaker 1: Rams and Ransom in Ohio. Hello, Ransom, to what do
Speaker 1: we owe this?
Speaker 6: To?
Speaker 1: What do we owe this? Honor?
Speaker 14: Sir, Well, I listen to you guys on every Saturday,
Speaker 14: so God bless you. I had something, you know, I
Speaker 14: know you're a Christian guy, and I had something very
Speaker 14: unusual happened yesterday. I'm a courier all over the state
Speaker 14: of Ohio with my company, and so I'm driving along
Speaker 14: and never had called into the Sean Hennity Show before,
Speaker 14: and he you know, of course, Shawn's talking about the
Speaker 14: election and this and not whatever and I've been doing
Speaker 14: some studying about the Christian vote in this election, and
Speaker 14: to my calling, findings is that fifty percent of all
Speaker 14: people are claiming to be Christian in the country are.
Speaker 27: Planning on voting. So you got forty nine or one
Speaker 27: point or one hundred and four million Christians they're simply
Speaker 27: not going to vote and so and some of the
Speaker 27: statistics is that pastors are discouraging their people from voting,
Speaker 27: not getting involved in the political process, which is really appalling.
Speaker 1: Well, God gave us. God gave us the government we have,
Speaker 1: and he expects us to honor that gift by individually
Speaker 1: celebrating Him and the freedom he has given us to
Speaker 1: go cast our ballots. Ransom, Well, that's cool, you got
Speaker 1: on and I'm glad you got on with us this
Speaker 1: morning for a few minutes. I've got to run though,
Speaker 1: I'm way out of time.
Speaker 14: Go ahead, yeah, yeah, I just want to let you
Speaker 14: know that I'm actually going to be called back by
Speaker 14: the shawhand. It's called tomorrow between one and four, and
Speaker 14: if people could be praying, I'll be able to give
Speaker 14: a national call out to the church to vote this
Speaker 14: such election. So thank you for letting me be on today.
Speaker 1: Oh you bet you there's a national call out right there.
Speaker 1: Mike Allen, real quickly, what's on Saturday midday to day, sir?
Speaker 30: Hey on the rant, we're gonna be talking about CBS
Speaker 30: and the debacle of the sixty minutes interview of their
Speaker 30: girl Kamala and how they covered it up and made
Speaker 30: her look better than she really and ja truly is
Speaker 30: I mean the nerve of these people, well, I mean
Speaker 30: they get caught because they show a promo giving her
Speaker 30: one answer to the question and then the interview ears
Speaker 30: and it's a totally different answer.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what that tells me? They don't care.
Speaker 30: They're accountable to no one. They're gonna give us all
Speaker 30: the finger and say, you know we're gonna do this
Speaker 30: which finger? What else is on the show? Gonna talk
Speaker 30: to Russ Mock about local gop races at eleven o'clock
Speaker 30: and Janis Heisel at ten. We've got Janis for the hour.
Speaker 30: I'm gonna talk about what's going on in the Trump campaign.
Speaker 30: But Janie and the Epic Times did a deep dive
Speaker 30: into this nut case Ryan Ralph, the one that they
Speaker 30: caught uh at the at the golf courtse Yeah, This
Speaker 30: guy is nuts and boy a lot of people were
Speaker 30: warned about him.
Speaker 1: Really looking forward to that. You won't hear that anywhere else,
Speaker 1: all right, Mike Allen, Saturday midday, Just ahead next after
Speaker 1: the show, show at Huddles Cafe, big screens, cold beer.
Speaker 1: Come see us.
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