Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty, the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. President Trump said he's directing the
Speaker 1: opening of Guantanamo Bay now to hold the.
Speaker 2: Worst of the worst.
Speaker 1: They say they've got thirty thousand beds for criminal illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants living illegally in the United States. After again, this
Speaker 1: is some people who came here and are criminal because
Speaker 1: they came here illegally. It's because they came here illegally
Speaker 1: and committed heinous crimes. We made this announcement right before
Speaker 1: he signed that Lake and Riley Act into law.
Speaker 3: Bottom of the hour, we're going to talk a little
Speaker 3: bit more about the ASAP Rocky trial. Rihanna was a
Speaker 3: pretty high profile attendee today. We also have what you
Speaker 3: Watch on Wednesday coming up later on in a few minutes. Actually,
Speaker 3: Tony Robbins, motivational speaker, philanthropist, author, entrepreneur, he's going to
Speaker 3: join us. We're going to be talking more about the
Speaker 3: millions of dollars that he's donated to Dream Center LA
Speaker 3: for relief efforts after our wildfire.
Speaker 2: What else is going on?
Speaker 4: Time four?
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Speaker 3: Burglary called Public Adjuster Abner Gat eight one eight nine
Speaker 3: one seven five to two five. You heard it here
Speaker 3: a short time ago the Amber alert that has been
Speaker 3: issued for a couple of little kids out of the
Speaker 3: San Joaquin Valley after their mother was found dead. Officials
Speaker 3: believed that dad is responsible for the kidnapping and for
Speaker 3: killing the mom. This would have happened yesterday afternoon. The
Speaker 3: sheriffs in Sheriff's Deputies in King's County went to a
Speaker 3: house in Hanford for a welfare check and they found
Speaker 3: the woman dead with a gunshot wound. They believe that
Speaker 3: twenty three year old Jonathan Maldonado Cruz of Hanford left
Speaker 3: the home earlier that day at about one in the
Speaker 3: morning with his two kids after allegedly killing their mother.
Speaker 3: So they're looking for three year old Aria Maldonado and
Speaker 3: two year old Alena Maldonado. Described both of them small kids,
Speaker 3: one twenty five pounds the other twenty pounds. I mean,
Speaker 3: they're beautiful little girls. This guy is apparently driving a
Speaker 3: gray Hyundai Elantra twenty twenty Hondai Elantra with a license
Speaker 3: plate that is eight lz D zero eighty four, and
Speaker 3: they said yes. Even though this happened in Hanford, the
Speaker 3: assumption is that this guy may be headed to Mexico,
Speaker 3: which is why it's such a big deal here in
Speaker 3: southern California.
Speaker 1: Harvey Weinstein is begging a judge in Manhattan today to
Speaker 1: put him on trial earlier than planned. He says he's
Speaker 1: not sure he'll live until the spring while incarcerated in
Speaker 1: the hell hole that is Riker's He said, while sitting
Speaker 1: in a wheelchair, to the judge, every day I'm at
Speaker 1: Riker's Island. It's a mystery to me how I'm still walking.
Speaker 1: I'm asking and begging you, your honor. I can't hold
Speaker 1: on anymore. I'm holding on because I want justice for
Speaker 1: myself and I want this to be over with.
Speaker 3: He's got to wait until mid April, the judge said.
Speaker 3: The murder trial is set in Stone. Yep, you're screw
Speaker 3: bad person. The suspect in the Gilgo Beach murders is
Speaker 3: trying to bar DNA evidence and then have seven separate
Speaker 3: trials for the seven deaths that he is accused of.
Speaker 3: Rex Huerman's lawyers have argued that DNA analysis relied on
Speaker 3: by prosecutors is not actually widely accepted in the scientific
Speaker 3: community and should be excluded from the trial they've been investigating.
Speaker 3: Police have the deaths of at least ten people, most
Speaker 3: of them female sex workers, whose remains were discovered along
Speaker 3: and isolated highway not far from Gilgo Beach.
Speaker 6: There on Long Island's south.
Speaker 1: Shore, a Pakistani YouTube star was gifted a lion cub
Speaker 1: on his wedding day.
Speaker 2: How has avoided jail.
Speaker 1: He promised to judge to upload animal rights videos for
Speaker 1: a year.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting sentence, isn't it. This young.
Speaker 1: Lion cub, resembling Simba from The Lion King was it
Speaker 1: presented to him in a gold chained cage in front
Speaker 1: of thousands of guests who had partied late into the night.
Speaker 2: On the wedding day.
Speaker 1: A captioned a video of the event, It's raining. Gifts
Speaker 1: racked up nearly ten million views. But the morning after
Speaker 1: the wedding, the police raided his home, confiscated Simba and
Speaker 1: kept the newly wedding custody overnight. They say that the
Speaker 1: animal was in poor condition. It was very cold, it
Speaker 1: was just roaming around the garage. That's unfortunate, though you're
Speaker 1: given the gift. It's not like he acquired the lion.
Speaker 1: He was just given the gift of the cub.
Speaker 3: New York City guy admitted to stealing more than one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollars dollars worth of sports memorabilia while on
Speaker 3: the job as a Postal Service sorting clerk. Thirty four
Speaker 3: year old, a resident of the Bronx, leaded guilty to
Speaker 3: theft by mail of mail by a postal service employee
Speaker 3: said that several parcels designed for a consignment auction house
Speaker 3: that was located in Clifton, New Jersey, went missing, and
Speaker 3: they said that the company specializes in the sale of
Speaker 3: trading cards and sports memorabilia that it receives from customers
Speaker 3: around the world. That they said this guy swiped at
Speaker 3: least ten parcels that contained valuable trading cards and sports memorabilia,
Speaker 3: including trading cards of Michael Jordan, Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays,
Speaker 3: current NHL star Connor McDavid, jerseys worn by Reggie Miller
Speaker 3: and other NBA athletes, and autograph pictures of Rafael Nadal
Speaker 3: and other famous players. He's been ordered to pay one
Speaker 3: hundred and eight almost one hundred and nine thousand dollars
Speaker 3: in restitution.
Speaker 1: Your Jeopardy question of the day Your category is inventions
Speaker 1: for one thousand dollars. Bench a blindness prevention advocate, Doctor
Speaker 1: Patricia Bath invented a laser device to treat this clouding
Speaker 1: of the eyes lens?
Speaker 2: What is glaucoma cataracts?
Speaker 1: Sorry, okay, roll, I need to hammer yourself over the
Speaker 1: head with a negative sounder. Well, as you see with
Speaker 1: natural disasters, man made disasters, what have you? Usually, the
Speaker 1: community rises above and makes you feel good no matter
Speaker 1: where it is. Well when it happens here in LA,
Speaker 1: you see a lot of big names do good. Tony
Speaker 1: Robbins is one of those big names. Tony Robbins is
Speaker 1: actually from Hollywood, born in North Hollywood, went to Glendora
Speaker 1: High as well, and has gotten very involved via the
Speaker 1: Dream Center LA to help people and he's going to
Speaker 1: match is it up to a million dollars?
Speaker 6: Tony? What are you thinking?
Speaker 4: Well? Nice to meet you guys, Listen.
Speaker 5: I was there on Tuesday and Wednesday when the fires
Speaker 5: broke out to visit some friends I don't live in
Speaker 5: LA have them for twenty five years, but it's you know,
Speaker 5: my upbringing, so I wanted to donate a million dollars.
Speaker 5: Actually what I found was people are been really generous
Speaker 5: with clothing, but the big problem is, you know obviously
Speaker 5: how that's the most expensive piece, and then food. So
Speaker 5: I'm actually donating four and a half million dollars. But
Speaker 5: the Dream Center I found out about from iHeartRadio and
Speaker 5: I went and did my homework and they're doing such
Speaker 5: an amazing job reaching the people that need it most.
Speaker 5: So if people go to Dreamcenter dot org and want
Speaker 5: to donate, I'll match your dollars. Then it's all double
Speaker 5: whatever you put out there during that up to a
Speaker 5: million dollars of that group. But I've also done it
Speaker 5: with Airbnb and they're going to donate five thousand rooms
Speaker 5: I believe to Dream Center as well, and also with
Speaker 5: Beyonce's group Big Good or Be Good rather should say.
Speaker 5: And I'm donating thirty five million meals also through farm
Speaker 5: Length for the next year because when the media goes away,
Speaker 5: people are still going to be hungry. And then I
Speaker 5: lost my own home years and years ago, so I
Speaker 5: know what it feels like, and so I have three
Speaker 5: tools that I give people to help their kids and
Speaker 5: themselves get through the emotion of it as well. That
Speaker 5: we're not charging for anything, obviously, it's all just.
Speaker 3: A gift when people. I mean, there's eleven million people
Speaker 3: in La County, and several thousands of them have been
Speaker 3: impacted by these fires. There's still another ten and a
Speaker 3: half million who are not necessarily impacted but feel the
Speaker 3: emotional toll of this. Perhaps could you talk about how
Speaker 3: how important it is for recording and you talk all that,
Speaker 3: how important is it for you to be involved in
Speaker 3: the recovery effort?
Speaker 5: Well that's you know a few years ago when I
Speaker 5: lost my own home, I had three children, and you know,
Speaker 5: we got out with the clothes on our back, and
Speaker 5: you know, obviously you feel grief and anger and frustration
Speaker 5: and all those pieces because everything I had in those days.
Speaker 5: I'm old enough when your pictures were just your pictures.
Speaker 5: They weren't on the web or anywhere else. But I
Speaker 5: you know, I had to discipline my disappointment, right, I
Speaker 5: had to show my kids that, look, you know, we
Speaker 5: lost things, we didn't lose each other. Things are replaceable.
Speaker 5: And so as a result of that, I also worked
Speaker 5: on different tools and so I built. I'm sure you're
Speaker 5: familiar to acupuncture of five thousand year old you know,
Speaker 5: healing process. There's something called energy tapping. Well, you can
Speaker 5: tap without needles in those same locations. There's three hundred
Speaker 5: scientific studies and it will wipe out fear or in trauma.
Speaker 5: And so I built an application, and uh, we've had
Speaker 5: twenty seven million people use it, and so we know
Speaker 5: one point two million people, for example, have done this
Speaker 5: nine minute tapping and reduce their grief by forty two percent,
Speaker 5: give you an example. So I'm providing a year of
Speaker 5: that for free as well. And there's a company I
Speaker 5: don't have a portion of. It's called Newcolm that I
Speaker 5: use every night that calms your nervous system so you
Speaker 5: can sleep. I use it just to calm myself down,
Speaker 5: has something to get you going in the morning. I
Speaker 5: don't so much need that one so much, but I
Speaker 5: use it every single night at six hundred dollars a year.
Speaker 5: And I've convinced them to partner with me and they're
Speaker 5: going to provide a year access no strings attached as well.
Speaker 5: And then you know I do a seminars because of COVID,
Speaker 5: I you know, five years ago I said, people are trapped.
Speaker 4: In their homes. Let me eliminate money, travel time. But
Speaker 4: so not. I'm sorry, say again, did I lose you?
Speaker 2: No word?
Speaker 6: You're still here?
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm saying you know.
Speaker 5: So when COVID happened, I decided and I normally do
Speaker 5: stadiums and they all were shut down because of COVID.
Speaker 5: So I wanted to reach people in their home home.
Speaker 5: So I created this Time to Rise Summit where three
Speaker 5: days for three hours each day, kind of like going
Speaker 5: to a movie, but you can do it from your
Speaker 5: home or your office. You can do it an iPad
Speaker 5: if you've been displaced, and it's for everybody, and there's
Speaker 5: no charge for I do it once a year and
Speaker 5: if anyone wants to come to it, anyone in southern
Speaker 5: California can do the first two things. It's not for
Speaker 5: the rest of the United States because I'm paying a
Speaker 5: good sum for those, but anyone can come to that event.
Speaker 5: And if they just go to Tony Helps la dot Com,
Speaker 5: all these things they're there. So if you want to
Speaker 5: see all the organizations we've donated money to and you
Speaker 5: want someone who needs housing, you'll see the places you
Speaker 5: can go. Dream Center be my first choice. Secondly, you'll
Speaker 5: see what we're doing for food if you need food
Speaker 5: or if you want to donate food. And thirdly you'll
Speaker 5: see these tools that we've also provided that are free
Speaker 5: for anybody. So it's all available at tonyhelps La dot
Speaker 5: com or coach directly. If you want to do that directly,
Speaker 5: just to Dreamcenter dot org. We'll double your whatever you
Speaker 5: put in there for that as well.
Speaker 2: Tony.
Speaker 1: Specifically, people want to know when they, you know, chip
Speaker 1: in what they can in. Where specifically is the money going.
Speaker 2: Do we know, yes, it's.
Speaker 5: Going to deliver for housing for people. There's a little bit.
Speaker 5: There's also for some of the kids. I know dream
Speaker 5: Center is getting some computers and elements for kids who
Speaker 5: can't get back to school. But three million of it's
Speaker 5: for housing and it's directly for that. There's no charges
Speaker 5: in between. A million of it I did for food
Speaker 5: and a half million I did for the La Fire
Speaker 5: Department because their dispatch system was damaged and so now
Speaker 5: they'll have a video dispatch system that'll be able to
Speaker 5: use when anything like this happens. But also, as you
Speaker 5: well know, LA's got some big events coming up with
Speaker 5: a World Cup. You know with the Olympics of the
Speaker 5: super Bowl, and they really wouldn't be able to handle
Speaker 5: it without it, so we've donated that as well. So
Speaker 5: you can donate to any of this, or if you
Speaker 5: know anybody in need, you can go to those organizations.
Speaker 5: All the contacts are there for you to make it happen,
Speaker 5: and then anyone can download. Anyone Southern California can download
Speaker 5: these free resources. They're pretty amazing and there's something like
Speaker 5: you can do for your child if they're feeling trauma,
Speaker 5: or yourself, you're feeling frustration or fear, anger, overwhelmed. It's
Speaker 5: truly extremely effective. The event's available to anyone. Anyone can
Speaker 5: do that because I normally do that this time of
Speaker 5: year once a year anyway, and anyone could go to
Speaker 5: that if they go to Time to Rise Summit dot
Speaker 5: com Time to Rise summitt dot com and it starts
Speaker 5: actually tomorrow. It's Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, three days in
Speaker 5: a row, about three hours each. We'll have over a
Speaker 5: million one point two million people now from one hundred
Speaker 5: and ninety three countries participating in that.
Speaker 3: Number one New York Times bestselling author, life and business
Speaker 3: strategist Tony Robbins a pleasure to talk to you. Thanks
Speaker 3: for the work that you're doing, and thanks for encouraging
Speaker 3: people to get involved.
Speaker 4: Well, thanks for what you're doing on Heart radio. You
Speaker 4: guys are putting the spotlight. I don't know. You're doing
Speaker 4: a big fundraiser tomorrow. I hope everybody participates.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that'll be fun too, all right.
Speaker 3: Dreamcenter dot org is where you're going to find a
Speaker 3: bunch of information, and of course Tony's information you can
Speaker 3: find all over social media.
Speaker 6: A couple of stories we're following.
Speaker 3: President Trump's Budget office has rescinded a memo that freeze
Speaker 3: is spending on federal grants less than two days after
Speaker 3: it sparked some pretty wide spread confusion and some legal
Speaker 3: challenges across the country. The White House has confirmed omb
Speaker 3: did pull the memo today in a two sentence notice
Speaker 3: to its agencies and departments, but said that the underlying
Speaker 3: executive order targeting federal spending in areas like diversity, equity
Speaker 3: and inclusion, and climate change are still in place.
Speaker 6: The Monday evening.
Speaker 3: Order from the White House Office of Management and Budget
Speaker 3: did spark some uncertainty over some of the financial lifeline
Speaker 3: that exists for states and schools and organizations that rely
Speaker 3: on a lot of money, trillions of dollars of money
Speaker 3: from Washington. So the White House was kind of scrambling
Speaker 3: to explain what would and wouldn't be subject to this
Speaker 3: pause in funding.
Speaker 1: Well, Rihanna has shown up downtown La rare court appearance
Speaker 1: at the trial of her partner, father of her children,
Speaker 1: Asap Rocky.
Speaker 2: She appeared this.
Speaker 1: Morning, sat in that criminal courthouse there next to Rocky's
Speaker 1: mother and sister. He has been standing trial on felony
Speaker 1: charges that he fired a handgun at a former friend.
Speaker 1: Rocky's attorneys had said before the trial began last week
Speaker 1: that Rihanna could appear in the audience to support him,
Speaker 1: but it was unlikely that he might be too protective
Speaker 1: of her and their family to want her present. I
Speaker 1: guess they needed the court needed to know for security
Speaker 1: purposes of how many bailiffs to have on hand something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 3: This also became a question for the jurors, which was,
Speaker 3: first of all, do you know who this is pointing
Speaker 3: to the defendant Asap Rocky, And do you know who
Speaker 3: he has had made babies with? Do you know Rihanna
Speaker 3: and a lot more people knew Rihanna than they did
Speaker 3: asap Rockett Rockets, but they all said that their opinion
Speaker 3: of her or their knowledge of her probably wouldn't sway
Speaker 3: their decision one way or the other.
Speaker 1: Asap Rocky's legal name is Rakim Athelson Mayers. He could
Speaker 1: get twenty four years in prison if he's convicted of
Speaker 1: these two felonyc counts of assault with a semi automatic firearm.
Speaker 1: He kind of snubbed his nose at the plea deal
Speaker 1: decided to roll the dice in trial. He and Rihanna,
Speaker 1: they're thirty six years old. They have two sons together,
Speaker 1: a two year old and a one year old.
Speaker 3: No I was going to say their names, but they're
Speaker 3: the children, Riza, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna screw it up.
Speaker 3: So that's the two year old and then one year
Speaker 3: old little girl named riot Rose.
Speaker 6: It's a fun name.
Speaker 2: So yesterday asap Relly.
Speaker 3: Was testifying, they both so the A SAP is the
Speaker 3: crew that they came out of. They all came from
Speaker 3: the same high school. Apparently that's why there's an asap
Speaker 3: Rocky and an acep rally, And I'm sure there's other Asaps,
Speaker 3: He described, do you want me to call you Asap?
Speaker 6: Gary?
Speaker 3: Oh? He was on the verge of talking about what
Speaker 3: actually happened. They had been in a close relationship. They
Speaker 3: had been friends, but that that kind of fell apart
Speaker 3: when Asap Rocky started getting famous, and he said the
Speaker 3: relationship was strained for years. It was getting worse in
Speaker 3: the previous days, but he was still furious when Rocky
Speaker 3: allegedly pulled a gun on him after a fight that
Speaker 3: began the moment they met up at the w Hotel
Speaker 3: in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: Aceprelly testified, I told him to use it because mentally
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe it, he said, as acep Rocky stared
Speaker 1: at him intently from the defense table. Aceprelly testified, I
Speaker 1: physically could not believe there was a gun in my face.
Speaker 1: That was the breaking point for me.
Speaker 2: He said.
Speaker 1: He had expected to argue, but also to reconcile with Rocky,
Speaker 1: and the last thing you wanted to do was get
Speaker 1: into a fight that could ruin this management business that
Speaker 1: he had built. I'm Aceprelly telling the court he's famous.
Speaker 1: I'm nobody. This is a strange time for asp Rocky
Speaker 1: right now. He's up for a Grammy Award.
Speaker 3: Sunday night is when they're going to be handed out
Speaker 3: at Crypto, just a couple miles away from the courthouse.
Speaker 3: Also set to headline the roll in Loud Music Festival.
Speaker 3: He's going to be in a movie with Denzel Washington,
Speaker 3: directed by Spike Lee.
Speaker 6: Come up.
Speaker 3: He's going to co chair the met Gala in May.
Speaker 3: Unless that is he is in jail.
Speaker 2: So you can't pull a gun on someone.
Speaker 3: Well, you're not supposed to.
Speaker 1: Today, acep Relly testified about the moment asap Rocky allegedly
Speaker 1: fired a gun. They had been shouting angrily. He was
Speaker 1: walking away after an initial confrontation and scuffle when Rocky
Speaker 1: pulled the gun held it in the air. Aceprelli told
Speaker 1: the jury today, he turned around and then it was
Speaker 1: like boom. The whole thing was like a movie. He
Speaker 1: kind of like pointed down and shot the first shot.
Speaker 1: He said, I felt my hand hot, I was hit
Speaker 1: or I was grased. I didn't have a hole or nothing. See,
Speaker 1: you can pull a gun on someone, but you can't
Speaker 1: fire it.
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 6: In other rap news?
Speaker 2: Can you can you pull a gun on someone?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm just asking.
Speaker 3: Well, don't don't do that. Don't I don't have a gun.
Speaker 3: You've taken all my weapons. It's better that way for
Speaker 3: protecting you from yourself. Do you know dank demos is asap?
Speaker 2: Dank no?
Speaker 6: Dank demos no.
Speaker 3: A wrapper out of the Detroit area has filed a
Speaker 3: lawsuit against Lyft after she said that a driver hurt
Speaker 3: her feelings by denying her a ride to a Detroit
Speaker 3: Lions watch party.
Speaker 1: Kind of rough to have the last name as dumbass, right,
Speaker 1: demos whatever. Dajua Blanding is her real name. She recorded
Speaker 1: the incident.
Speaker 3: She posted it to TikTok and Instagram, and then hired
Speaker 3: an attorney to sue lift and the driver for discrimination.
Speaker 3: Do you know what her discriminating thing was?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: The driver said that the low profile tires on his
Speaker 3: car could not handle a lady of her stature. She
Speaker 3: comes in at approximately her words five and fifty four pounds.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a lot, and said it's time for some
Speaker 1: boil chicken.
Speaker 3: The driver said, yo, I don't think I can I
Speaker 3: don't think my car can handle it, and she said
Speaker 3: that's going to cost you. So he said, you're going
Speaker 3: to have to go uber XL at that point, and
Speaker 3: we haven't done this in a while.
Speaker 6: It's time for what you're watching Wednesday. The following program
Speaker 6: is brought to you in living color, but you're watching
Speaker 6: it in there. Americans love television. They win their kids.
Speaker 4: USA television much beta.
Speaker 3: You've been watching too many of those live television shows.
Speaker 2: So I did mention.
Speaker 1: Last night I started watching that documentary on HBO about
Speaker 1: this weird thing that goes on on YouTube of families
Speaker 1: who document their family life constantly, day after day on YouTube,
Speaker 1: raising babies, toddlers. It was it was almost weird that
Speaker 1: the husbands were super in on it too, in terms of, oh,
Speaker 1: this will get us, this is better content, this will
Speaker 1: get us. They're super into the analytics and the lighting
Speaker 1: and the this couple's really good because they know they're angles.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just you would freak out if you watched.
Speaker 1: I only watched part one of the documentary, and I
Speaker 1: was thinking, oh my god, Gary would freak out if they.
Speaker 6: More reasons to pull away from people.
Speaker 3: I need to find some good people in these documentaries,
Speaker 3: not people that I'm angry with.
Speaker 2: I'm going to start bringing you good.
Speaker 6: People, I hope. So I certainly hope.
Speaker 3: So wife and I watched okay, so two movies over
Speaker 3: the last weekend. I mean, I had this whole list
Speaker 3: of shows that we've seen since we last did this,
Speaker 3: which was pre Christmas.
Speaker 6: I decided to narrow it down. We mentioned earlier.
Speaker 3: That that we watched a complete unknown. This is Timothy
Speaker 3: Shallomey as Bob Dylan, and it made Bob Dylan look
Speaker 3: like a giant a hole.
Speaker 1: I've heard good things about the movie, and a couple
Speaker 1: people said that they had met Bob Dylan and he
Speaker 1: was lovely.
Speaker 2: Just to pepper that.
Speaker 3: In well, among other things, he kind of took on
Speaker 3: at least the character in the movie. Again, I don't
Speaker 3: know how true to life it is, but the character
Speaker 3: in the movie, I'm the artistic guy.
Speaker 6: I'm only going to play the songs that I want.
Speaker 3: So when he shows up and starts gaining a lot
Speaker 3: of popularity, shows up to a concert and is like,
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna play dust in the Wind, I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna play whatever Bob Dylan song they wanted to stuff
Speaker 3: exactly and that, I mean, it was kind of a
Speaker 3: kind of what you would expect from that kind of
Speaker 3: a show about that kind of a guy, So it
Speaker 3: wasn't Timothy Shallomy did great. I didn't know he could
Speaker 3: play guitar, and I didn't know he could sing at
Speaker 3: least an impression of Bob Dylan. But he also did
Speaker 3: that on Saturday Night Live this last week.
Speaker 1: I think he was loved and revered for being the
Speaker 1: anti play the hits guy. You get a lot of
Speaker 1: goodwill if you're a play the hits person. Band artists,
Speaker 1: what have you. You go, you play your hits, But
Speaker 1: there's definitely a fraction of the musical world that refuses
Speaker 1: to give in to that kind of pop culture desire
Speaker 1: or request.
Speaker 3: The other thing we watched on Saturday complete change of
Speaker 3: pace was Juror Number two. This is a legal thriller
Speaker 3: directed by Clint Eastwood where JK.
Speaker 6: Simmy was in it, Zoey Deutsch's in it.
Speaker 3: Key for Sutherland actually has a part in this whole thing,
Speaker 3: which crazy thing silly?
Speaker 1: I mean, I live with somebody spoiler alert who works
Speaker 1: in the legal industry and sometimes when I braktre when
Speaker 1: sometimes when I bring him things like this, he'll just
Speaker 1: laugh through them.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, I mean again, And it's it. There's nothing
Speaker 3: that stands out.
Speaker 1: So trite, and it was so set up and it
Speaker 1: was just so silly.
Speaker 6: It's just for me.
Speaker 3: It was such a palette cleanser after the Bob Dylan
Speaker 3: movie because I knew what.
Speaker 6: I was going to get through. Okay, I figured it out.
Speaker 1: I would have never picked the Bob Dylan movie for
Speaker 1: you in a million years, I.
Speaker 2: Was, you know, but I picked Flight Risk for me.
Speaker 2: So that just goes to.
Speaker 6: Show what I know.
Speaker 3: We finally finished the Agency on Showtime. Paramount Plus I
Speaker 3: Think is where you find it, and this is a
Speaker 3: CIA agent falls in love with somebody but can't tell
Speaker 3: her what he actually does, and when he does tell
Speaker 3: her what he does, she turns out to have been
Speaker 3: somebody who is targeted by another agency that now he's
Speaker 3: in this caught up in this whole international scheme. It
Speaker 3: was well done. Michael Fassbender plays the main character in it.
Speaker 3: There's a bunch of other people that you would recognize.
Speaker 3: But it was a very slow. Compared to other CIA
Speaker 3: thriller kind of things that are full of action shots.
Speaker 3: This was very slow, very very slow, but it was good.
Speaker 3: It was well done. On Tuesday, was It What's Today?
Speaker 6: Wednesday?
Speaker 3: No Monday Night, NBC it's available on Peacock now, but
Speaker 3: NBC aired Ladies and Gentlemen fifty years of SNL music.
Speaker 3: All of the history of music on Saturday Night Live,
Speaker 3: whether it was the musical guests that came to perform,
Speaker 3: or even the music that's been involved in a lot
Speaker 3: of their skits. I mean, think of d in a Box,
Speaker 3: remember when Low the Island guys started doing that with
Speaker 3: Justin Timberlake and all of the different musicals. It was
Speaker 3: absolutely well worth it. Stayed up way too late watching
Speaker 3: the whole thing. It's probably I think it's about two
Speaker 3: and a half hours, if I'm not mistaken. But it's
Speaker 3: really well done, and just even if all you did
Speaker 3: was watch the first eight minutes of it, the montage
Speaker 3: that they're able to put together of almost every single
Speaker 3: musical guest on Saturday Night Live over the course of
Speaker 3: fifty years is incredible. I mean, the idea that you
Speaker 3: can edit music together and have it make sense the
Speaker 3: way that they did.
Speaker 6: It's really great.
Speaker 3: Questlove, who does Jimmy Fallon's band on the Tonight Show
Speaker 3: was the one of the producers on the show.
Speaker 6: Very cool.
Speaker 2: John Cobalt Show is coming up next.
Speaker 6: I can't wait for that. I like listening to that
Speaker 6: on the way home.
Speaker 2: Do you I do good?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah. John Cole listened to it. Well, see tomorrow stayed
Speaker 2: Rye everybody, blessings, Hey.
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