Speaker 1: Years old. I'm Gary Jeff Walker. This is a Saturday
Speaker 1: Morning edition. Before we look ahead and look back at
Speaker 1: significant events and people tied to this particular date in history,
Speaker 1: including but not limited to these. June twelfth, fifteen forty three.
Speaker 1: I remember it well, little tact I didn't get an
Speaker 1: invitation to the wedding. King Henry the Eighth married his
Speaker 1: sixth and final wife, Catherine Parr. I don't know if
Speaker 1: he murdered her or not. That would have been an
Speaker 1: oddity if you didn't. Eighteen twelve, United States forces led
Speaker 1: by General William Hull entered Canada. See we've invaded Canada before.
Speaker 1: We could do it again. However, Hole did retreat shortly
Speaker 1: thereafter to Detroit or Destois as they like to say.
Speaker 1: During America's Civil War, President Lincoln signed a bill authorizing
Speaker 1: the Army Medal of Honor. The year was eighteen sixty two.
Speaker 1: The House joined the Senate in passing the sixteenth Amendment
Speaker 1: to the US Constitution, allowing for a federal income tax.
Speaker 1: This is one of the darkest days in American history ever.
Speaker 1: It has been now one hundred and sixteen years that
Speaker 1: we've had this albatross around our necks called a federal
Speaker 1: income tax wasn't ratified until February of nineteen thirteen. But
Speaker 1: this was a pivotal day, and the House and the
Speaker 1: Senate conspired against the American citizens, you and I to
Speaker 1: impose something. We still most of us who have any
Speaker 1: sense at all, or any sense left after they've extracted
Speaker 1: all of our dollars, have to deal with the irs.
Speaker 1: Rolling Stones played their very first show the Marquee Club
Speaker 1: in London on this date. In nineteen sixty two, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty seven, riding erupted in Newark, New Jersey over the
Speaker 1: police beating of a black taxi driver. Twenty six people
Speaker 1: killed in the five days of violence that followed. So
Speaker 1: was it really worth the lives that were sacrificed? This
Speaker 1: was a pivotal day. Nineteen seventy nine, July twelfth, Chicago
Speaker 1: Comiski Park, where the White Sox played Disco Demolition Night.
Speaker 1: A crative disco records were blown up on the field
Speaker 1: between games of a doubleheader, and the ride and damage
Speaker 1: to the field caused the White Sox to forfeit the
Speaker 1: second game. The field was pretty much toast two at
Speaker 1: the conclusion of that, I don't know let's see we
Speaker 1: go to the birthdays. It's a lengthy list. Delia Efron,
Speaker 1: the writer, is eighty one, mentioned Walter Egan, he's actually
Speaker 1: seventy seven. Writer producer Brian Grazer seventy four. Cheryl Ladd
Speaker 1: shares that birthday with Brian Grazer. Gospel singer Ricky McKinney
Speaker 1: The Blind Boys of Alabama seventy three. They are phenomenal,
Speaker 1: by the way. Gospel singer Sadie Patty is sixty nine.
Speaker 1: Actor Mel Harris actress Mel Harris actually is sixty nine.
Speaker 1: Julio Caesar Chavez is out of the ring, but in
Speaker 1: the birthday list at sixty three. Robin Wilson of the
Speaker 1: Gin Blossoms is sixty to sixty today. How about that
Speaker 1: Olympic gold medal figure skater Christy Yamagucci turns fifty four.
Speaker 1: It's hard to believe. Toe for Grace is forty seven.
Speaker 1: Michelle Rodriguez also forty seven. Kimberly Perry of the band
Speaker 1: Perry is forty two. NBA star SGA celebrating number twenty
Speaker 1: seven today. Still a young man. If it's your birthday,
Speaker 1: I hope it is absolutely the best day you could imagine,
Speaker 1: and you get to spend it with the people you love,
Speaker 1: doing the things you love to do. And that is
Speaker 1: truly my wish for you. It's five forty two. Let's
Speaker 1: get up Mary Jeff Walker. Just getting the motor going
Speaker 1: myself takes a little while some Saturdays. You do this
Speaker 1: as long as I've done it, and it becomes kind
Speaker 1: of road, it becomes kind of mechanical, robotic. You're just
Speaker 1: always up at four or four point thirty on Saturday
Speaker 1: morning every week, and then you get here and you
Speaker 1: do the thing. And this show, I mean, you kind
Speaker 1: of know what you're gonna get. This is not a
Speaker 1: random box of chocolates. This you know, we count on
Speaker 1: having Lynette and Dick here in the first half hour.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure you count on a tune. You've
Speaker 1: told me that you count on it. We count on
Speaker 1: having Day from Harrison a little after six o'clock, an
Speaker 1: old radio Rick and the Gang from Ripley Man. Big
Speaker 1: news this week in Brown County. And you already know
Speaker 1: there was finally a winner in that mammoth massive Queen
Speaker 1: of Hearts contest. Guy from Georgetown. We'll get a full
Speaker 1: report from the gang a little bit later on. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying is it can be a bit routine. So
Speaker 1: every once in a while I like to change things up.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's gonna be this morning, but you
Speaker 1: never know. When you think I'm gonna zig, at the
Speaker 1: last second, I will zag and it's gonna be shocking
Speaker 1: because there's such a sameness to this thread that we
Speaker 1: weave on Saturday mornings. Well, let's get back to uh,
Speaker 1: let's get back to normal with lady Lynette. Good morning, Lynette.
Speaker 2: Hush hush, gone by this call him name, Hush hush,
Speaker 2: comby this call um name Hush hush. Comeba this called
Speaker 2: my name?
Speaker 3: I know it's.
Speaker 2: So fund Oh my, oh my lord, my.
Speaker 3: Man, good morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't know if I've ever heard that that one,
Speaker 1: Linette's it was pretty thank you. I liked it. Where'd
Speaker 1: you dig that one up? Oh?
Speaker 3: It's one of them old Black gospels? Older than me?
Speaker 1: Well yeah, I mean not not everything has to be
Speaker 1: younger than you.
Speaker 3: Oh. Yes, I have no phone. As you can see,
Speaker 3: I've been calling you. I have no computer system. They
Speaker 3: got a new system here days. Somebody come and have
Speaker 3: the old girl. I don't know nothing about computers. Well,
Speaker 3: I got to get hooked up to a computer.
Speaker 1: What happened to the other phone?
Speaker 3: Which one the.
Speaker 1: One that you would call me on?
Speaker 3: Athlexa? And she's on a computer and we got new
Speaker 3: owners Julia first.
Speaker 1: Oh, so they changed all of the systems.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I don't know nothing back computers. I'm just
Speaker 3: a country girl.
Speaker 1: Well it sounds good this morning.
Speaker 3: Nice week. I don't have no system.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it sounds good this morning. You sound
Speaker 1: you sound wonderful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I can't call nobody because the computer is down.
Speaker 4: I get it.
Speaker 1: Well, if you can't call anybody, how did you call me?
Speaker 3: I'm on the company, you know, our patient phone. But
Speaker 3: I missed the show last week, and I'll miss it
Speaker 3: again this week. I just felt like a little arp
Speaker 3: and on order.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully they get that fixed for you, babe.
Speaker 3: Well, the man was here last week. I didn't know
Speaker 3: he was a computer man. I always said, come on in.
Speaker 3: He's right outside my door.
Speaker 1: I'm like, oh, well, what did he did he unhook everything?
Speaker 1: Or what happened? Oh?
Speaker 3: The computer system is a new one, you know, a
Speaker 3: new company. I gotta get a new cold. I don't
Speaker 3: know how I do. I'm about cold. And stuff. I'm
Speaker 3: country Christine. If you're listening, come over Monday. Yes, Elvis
Speaker 3: will be here. And no, I can't call nobody because
Speaker 3: everything's in mikes up. That's why you need pencil on paper.
Speaker 1: You need you need, you need to uh to get
Speaker 1: me a new picture with you and Elvis.
Speaker 3: Somehow a new picture.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of you and Elvis.
Speaker 3: Well, I got one tied up in my new phone
Speaker 3: now and the lady quit the job here and cat
Speaker 3: I miss you. Cats on to use this crazy new
Speaker 3: phone I got. You got tapped twice, and do what
Speaker 3: you gotta do.
Speaker 1: I understand anything else happened. I mean since the Florence
Speaker 1: Park Care is under new ownership, anything else changed.
Speaker 3: No, I think the same same people, just new payroll
Speaker 3: and all the stuff that goes with a new takeover.
Speaker 3: But I'm less out there at no computer.
Speaker 1: Well, honey, we'll see what we can do. You've issued
Speaker 1: the bat signal. The call is out. Lynette needs help
Speaker 1: with computers because he's a country girl. Yeah, thank god
Speaker 1: you're a country girl. Thank god you're here this morning.
Speaker 3: I got to be the.
Speaker 5: Girl.
Speaker 1: I love you. Take care all right. Dick is hanging
Speaker 1: into the first official hour the Saturday morning. Condition for
Speaker 1: this Saturday, July twelfth, twenty twenty five, Gary, Jeff Walker,
Speaker 1: with you a little bit more awake and ready to
Speaker 1: face whatever is ahead. Six minutes after the hour. How
Speaker 1: are you doing this morning? And I forgot I didn't
Speaker 1: get to it on the birthday list. Happy birthday to
Speaker 1: lou garin celebrating today. I don't know. I don't even
Speaker 1: know what how many years this is. I know it's
Speaker 1: like nine in dog years. So happy birthday, lou wherever
Speaker 1: you are this morning, probably somewhere in Covington five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand. If a line ever becomes available,
Speaker 1: which it could on a morning light today, yeah, it
Speaker 1: definitely could.
Speaker 6: See.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to change things up a little bit, so,
Speaker 1: but you know what, the mainstays are the best, including
Speaker 1: from Harrison, who is on location right now. Where exactly
Speaker 1: are you, Dave.
Speaker 6: Lake Tried, Ohio up north, on the top.
Speaker 1: Of Ohio, on the top of Ohio.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Lake Gary, Port Clinton, you know, oh, one of
Speaker 7: my favorite, one of my favorite sports, one of my
Speaker 7: favorite spots in the whole state.
Speaker 1: I love Fort Clinton. I love that area. Beautiful Well
Speaker 1: reason too.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what it's beautiful.
Speaker 1: All right, Jeff, Yeah, yeah, I thought you were going
Speaker 1: to tell me a good reason that it's beautiful or
Speaker 1: well you're there for you're there for a good reason.
Speaker 6: Yes, okay, hang with a hang with a fan, you know,
Speaker 6: I mean for a little R and R or.
Speaker 1: Seventh all right, So what's the sunrise like? Dave?
Speaker 6: Oh, my gonness, it was stages and stages and stages
Speaker 6: of nothing. But oh, Jared, Jeff, we we we have.
Speaker 6: We have a trifecta of occupy jokes this morning for you.
Speaker 1: Well, you don't get enough good occupied jokes, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: What what what have you got for us?
Speaker 5: Dave?
Speaker 6: Well, Jared, Jeff? How many tickles does it take to
Speaker 6: get an octopus to laugh?
Speaker 1: How many? Dave?
Speaker 5: Ten tickles? I thought you get that one, but you.
Speaker 8: Probably know that.
Speaker 1: I just want I want to sometimes I want to
Speaker 1: hear your delivery to see if you're on your game
Speaker 1: or not. I knew what it was, but you get
Speaker 1: ten tickles? Okay? What else?
Speaker 6: I was trained by the master, just snatched the jokes
Speaker 6: out of his hand. Uh what do you got when
Speaker 6: you got to occupy? That are alike?
Speaker 1: Two occupied that are exactly alike, what do you got.
Speaker 6: You have itentical twins?
Speaker 1: Did you say it? Tentical twins?
Speaker 5: Yes? I did, And they're probably named.
Speaker 1: But probably our name.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, speaking of all Red right over the water,
Speaker 6: all right, Jared, Jeff, do you hear about do you
Speaker 6: hear about the Octopus band? That was a Beatles cover band?
Speaker 6: No one of their encores, just one of.
Speaker 5: Their on course was old.
Speaker 4: Hand hand hand hand had and hand.
Speaker 1: It is so stupid. Go back to go back to
Speaker 1: enjoying the beautiful sunrise, all right, and and have a
Speaker 1: good time with the family there in.
Speaker 9: Jokes told by day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 9: funny by the staff, management or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 9: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 9: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 9: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 9: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 9: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 10: Who want to keep your bones safe, strong and well connected?
Speaker 1: And how you doing? All Star break coming up? Red's
Speaker 1: playing out the string beforehand with more activity today at
Speaker 1: the GABP against the Colorado Rockies updates on the way,
Speaker 1: and that also means that I will have a couple
Speaker 1: of nightcaps on Monday and Tuesday night coming up nine
Speaker 1: to midnight. In fact, another Saturday night cap this evening
Speaker 1: at nine pm. And on the guest list is my
Speaker 1: friend Rick Robinson, author, lawyer and bon vivant. And also
Speaker 1: Matt Manning is a former Cincinnati undercover police officer with
Speaker 1: stuff you may have never heard about Oklahoma City bombing,
Speaker 1: the Oklahoma City bombing in nineteen ninety five. Stuff you
Speaker 1: may not believe, but stuff you may never have heard before.
Speaker 1: And I'm very interested to see what Matt has to
Speaker 1: tell me about the events leading up to and in
Speaker 1: the aftermath of the OKC bombing, which we all thought
Speaker 1: we knew the story after thirty years, you'd think you know.
Speaker 1: Shaw's Khan, the author of the Ultimate Vaccine Timeline. This
Speaker 1: is a woman who's done incredible amounts extensive research on
Speaker 1: vaccines of all types, including the mRNAs COVID nineteen. And
Speaker 1: also Brian Reisinger, who is the author of a book
Speaker 1: called land Rich, Cash Poor about American farmers. He's a
Speaker 1: fourth generation of farmer family member from southern Wisconsin and
Speaker 1: look forward to that. That's tonight nine to midnight on
Speaker 1: a special nightcap. Here's a guy who's going to be
Speaker 1: on a nightcap I think coming up next next Tuesday
Speaker 1: evening talking about Madman months. That's the only teaser I'll
Speaker 1: give you there, Old radio Rick Washburn, how you doing, Ricky.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 11: Dave segment reminded me of many years ago driving my
Speaker 11: daughter to pre k and she had her favorite stuffed
Speaker 11: animal with her and she goes, I love my octopus, daddy,
Speaker 11: but I wish I had two octopuses. And of course
Speaker 11: super Dad has to come to the rescue and say,
Speaker 11: don't honey, if you have more than one, that'd be OCTOPI.
Speaker 11: She's all excited. We get to school. She runs out
Speaker 11: of the car, runs up to teacher, Teacher, teacher, I
Speaker 11: have an octopus, and and if I too, they'd be octopy.
Speaker 11: And my daddy likes beer.
Speaker 1: But she had to throw in the beer part. Yeah,
Speaker 1: kids are great. Oh you are so honest, and they're
Speaker 1: just so innocent, and they just they're open, they just
Speaker 1: let it all out.
Speaker 11: Man and master of the non Secretary hiss.
Speaker 1: No doubt. And he likes beer. Thank god. She didn't
Speaker 1: say that you liked something else, you know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that kind of honesty, you know, no telling.
Speaker 11: Fortunately, that's about the raciest thing in my life so far.
Speaker 1: You can chap there, all right, So how are we
Speaker 1: being received this morning? What are you listening on? And
Speaker 1: tell me about this beautiful radio or not beautiful beautiful radios?
Speaker 1: Oh it is?
Speaker 4: It is?
Speaker 11: Shout out to Neil. This well, that's an interesting question.
Speaker 11: This is from nineteen thirty eight. It's a Traveler tr
Speaker 11: av dash l e R. It's a tabletop AM shortwave
Speaker 11: five to two radio, a wood cabinet that's actually quite
Speaker 11: pretty and somewhat ornate over the speaker grill, as well
Speaker 11: as having a red and white dial which is with
Speaker 11: a fancy little design in the center that looks like
Speaker 11: it should be an icon of some specific brand but isn't.
Speaker 11: And when I saw it look very familiar when I
Speaker 11: picked it up from Neil a long time ago, and said, gosh,
Speaker 11: I should know what that is, and then the little
Speaker 11: play on it says traveler great, well this thing well.
Speaker 11: Doing the work on it was pretty straightforward, fortunately, because
Speaker 11: I can't find any history of this radio anywhere. And
Speaker 11: then all of a sudden, out of the blue, by accident,
Speaker 11: I discover that Traveler is based in Chicago, and for
Speaker 11: those of us who watched game shows in the seventies,
Speaker 11: we recall the Spiegel Company six O six Oho nine,
Speaker 11: also in Chicago, the Spigel Catalog Company, I should say,
Speaker 11: they also sold radios under the Aircastle name, and this
Speaker 11: radio was also sold by Spiegel. And by being able
Speaker 11: to find the model and chassis number of the Spiegel radio,
Speaker 11: I finally got service information after I really didn't need
Speaker 11: it anymore, But so going with that, I went back
Speaker 11: to the Traveler side, and I did find an ad
Speaker 11: for it in a dealer magazine radio retailing from February
Speaker 11: nineteen thirty seven. Something new in home radio, a new
Speaker 11: design in cabinet and dial smart pleasing sure to appeal.
Speaker 11: This set will sell itself an appearance, performance and price.
Speaker 11: That really doesn't tell you a tame thing about the radio.
Speaker 1: No it doesn't. But you know what it's not is
Speaker 1: inane or ridiculous? Is some other descriptions you've read in the.
Speaker 11: Past, So fair enough, I think there are more ellipses
Speaker 11: than the words in the sentence.
Speaker 1: Right, also exactly, yeah, okay, well, uh so this. This
Speaker 1: is a beautiful radio you're saying, is it? Is this
Speaker 1: one of those deals where you could send me maybe
Speaker 1: a screenshot, but of.
Speaker 11: Course, yeah, all right, I'll try to remember this time.
Speaker 11: I know, I let you down for a while on
Speaker 11: the hand rubbed Danish Danish.
Speaker 1: Blonde, said Danish blonde. The hand rubbed Danish blonde, walnut
Speaker 1: was it? I'm not sure? Uh no, not really just
Speaker 1: made up. You can find out more to old Radio
Speaker 1: Rick at gmail dot com. And by the way, are
Speaker 1: you are you still real backed up on your on
Speaker 1: your radios that you're working on?
Speaker 12: Rick?
Speaker 5: Horrifically?
Speaker 1: I was afraid of that. Okay, So don't don't get
Speaker 1: in touch with him. I don't bother him. He's busy
Speaker 1: at six point twenty at seven hundred WLW. Hey, it's me.
Speaker 1: Another favorite segment of mine every Saturday morning, something that
Speaker 1: I hope never changes. Steve vermetnez here with a fifty
Speaker 1: phone called News of the Week, and I can't wait
Speaker 1: to hear the commentary. Good morning, Stephen, Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 13: One of the results of the Great Flood of Genesis
Speaker 13: was that God gave Noah a rainbow as a sign
Speaker 13: that the water had crested rainbows has since been a
Speaker 13: metaphor for relief from suffering. The rainbow that Noah saw
Speaker 13: was also a sign of God's covenant with man that
Speaker 13: he would not destroy the earth with a flood in
Speaker 13: the future. Indeed, Revelation avoids citing floods in the end times.
Speaker 13: Catastrope events like those that started the early morning of
Speaker 13: July the fourth in the Guadalupe River Valley drive me
Speaker 13: to my Bible, especially when hordes of the sons and
Speaker 13: daughters of the Antichrist condemned the very victims of one
Speaker 13: hundred billion gallons of water that fell from the sky
Speaker 13: in Texas that day. That's the same amount of water
Speaker 13: that flows over Niagara Falls in a day, seventy five
Speaker 13: gallons per second. There were eight fourth of July alerts
Speaker 13: sent to locals by the National Weather Service beginning at
Speaker 13: one am. The Guadalupe River rose from three feet to
Speaker 13: thirty in less than one day. NWS says budget cuts
Speaker 13: would not have mattered. Yet a United States senator thinks
Speaker 13: it was budget cuts that caused the problem. This is
Speaker 13: either a step up or a step down from blaming
Speaker 13: global warming, climate change or God. I wish the socialist
Speaker 13: communist faction of the Democrat Party would agree on these
Speaker 13: things at their meetings. The Socialist Siren of the South,
Speaker 13: Stacy Abrams, says it's the fault of white maga folks
Speaker 13: who dominate Christian summer camps like Camp Mystic, which suffered
Speaker 13: scores of deaths. She doesn't see brown or black people
Speaker 13: down there. I did. I saw a black man who
Speaker 13: lost two close relatives. Thank the volunteers who have shown
Speaker 13: up from all over the world. It should remind us
Speaker 13: that can summit evil, proves can summit good. Where there
Speaker 13: is the work of the Antichrist, there are God's soldiers,
Speaker 13: and no better soldier. The Coastguard Petty Officer Scott Ruskin,
Speaker 13: a former accountant from New Jersey, now a helicopter rescues swimmer.
Speaker 13: He is credited with saving one hundred and sixty five lives.
Speaker 13: And that's just at last count. I sincerely doubt Petty
Speaker 13: Officer Ruskin checked on the race or religion of the
Speaker 13: folks below before descending to the water. Camp Mystic is
Speaker 13: a ninety nine year old Christian organization for girls seven
Speaker 13: to seventeen. A Texas pediatrician, Christina ironically, that's a Christian name.
Speaker 13: Probst said, the dead got what they voted for, meaning
Speaker 13: Donald Trump. Lady, I doubt any state allows seven to
Speaker 13: seventeen year olds to vote in either state or federal elections.
Speaker 13: That is just pure hate. A former Food and Security
Speaker 13: Board member in Houston said, quote, the white Christian conservative
Speaker 13: camp got what it deserved. Really, the pediatrician added a
Speaker 13: conciliatory note, I hope non maga voters and pets survive.
Speaker 13: Does this include white non maga voters? Satan likes specificity.
Speaker 13: That great purveyor of American cultural history, Chubby Checker of
Speaker 13: Limbo fame pigeonholed the radic libs perfectly when he asked,
Speaker 13: how lo and you go? Hindering the rescue efforts were
Speaker 13: spam calls and private drones interfering with government surveillance flights
Speaker 13: par for the course. But let me say one thing
Speaker 13: about spam calls. We spend a lot of time and
Speaker 13: money on at least three federal agencies that have a
Speaker 13: mandate to eradicate this annoyance, the Federal Communications Commission, the
Speaker 13: Federal Trade Commission, and the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. Yet
Speaker 13: we can't do anything about this use of otherwise unused
Speaker 13: telephone numbers. Question. If we can't police a bunch of
Speaker 13: third rate international crooks, how are we going to police AI,
Speaker 13: the Chinese communists cells that have taken over our universities,
Speaker 13: or the Mexican bandidos who are shooting our border guards. Well,
Speaker 13: let's move to two items of old news to report
Speaker 13: we finally got a reply from Supreme Court Justice Katanji Jackson,
Speaker 13: who was schooled by fellow Justice Amy Cony Barrett in
Speaker 13: the birthright citizenship case. Justice Jackson, famous for not knowing
Speaker 13: the definition of a woman, blasted Judge Barrett, calling her
Speaker 13: just another angry white man. Okay, I made that up.
Speaker 13: And the University of Pennsylvania finally decided a week ago
Speaker 13: to strip Will Thomas's ribbonson medals that he got competing
Speaker 13: on the women's team. This riled media gads like Keith Oberman,
Speaker 13: who accused women's rights advocate Riley Gaines, formerly of the
Speaker 13: University of Kentucky team, who Key said sucked at swimming.
Speaker 13: Riley Gaines was a two time All SEC swimmer and
Speaker 13: Will Thomas they managed to rank four hundred and sixty
Speaker 13: second among NCAA male Peers sucks for him, Keith. Talk
Speaker 13: to you next week. Gary, Jeff, Bye.
Speaker 1: Bye, Wow, Thank you so much. Steve as always right
Speaker 1: on point. And the hate that he was describing that
Speaker 1: you may not have heard about, perhaps on our news
Speaker 1: or other mainstream news outlets, is real. Those people are
Speaker 1: truly out there. And when I say out there, I
Speaker 1: mean way out there. From Stacy Abrams to Christine Prost
Speaker 1: to Chuck Schumer. It's a It's not a Democrat Republican issue.
Speaker 1: It's what is right and what is obviously wrong, hateful
Speaker 1: and evil, black and white, and I'm not talking about
Speaker 1: the color of anybody's skin. Ray and lovelin.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Garry, Jeff Walker, my brother, how are you
Speaker 14: doing today?
Speaker 1: Doing great? How are you sir?
Speaker 14: Fantastic? Fantastic? That brings home the point of well, first
Speaker 14: of all, how much wasted time and effort in this
Speaker 14: blame game and casting all this do just hate, dis
Speaker 14: wasteful speech for political purpose, you know, in life, in business,
Speaker 14: unfortunately in politics, you find three different kinds of people.
Speaker 14: There's people who blame others for their problems or mistakes,
Speaker 14: which I've been on occasion. There's people who blame themselves
Speaker 14: for their problems or mistakes, which I have done. Then
Speaker 14: there are people who don't blame others or themselves circumstances.
Speaker 14: They just solve the problem. And I hope and pray
Speaker 14: for leadership. I think we have a president that of
Speaker 14: one hundred and hundred twenty hours a week that he works,
Speaker 14: he spends several of those hours fussing about other people,
Speaker 14: for sure, But I think he spends the vast majority
Speaker 14: of his time as a businessman and as an American
Speaker 14: trying to solve the problem. And he does it many
Speaker 14: times in an apolitical way. That's what we need.
Speaker 15: We need more of that, and we need to come
Speaker 15: together and pray for these people and help these people.
Speaker 14: My Lord anyways, can't top.
Speaker 15: Steve, would never try no age, but I certainly enjoy that,
Speaker 15: and I always enjoy my time talking to you, my friend,
Speaker 15: and God bless you, and God bless America.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Brother Ray Scott on the line
Speaker 1: back in just a moment, as we continue on the
Speaker 1: Saturday morning edition.
Speaker 4: Hey Cincinnati's Imer Bengal and Pro Football Hall of Famer
Speaker 4: Anthony Munos.
Speaker 1: In two thousand and two, I started the Anthony Munyo
Speaker 1: Star is Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: News twenty four hours a day. He was a Radio
Speaker 10: seven hundred WLW into.
Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: July the twelve, twenty twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 1: and you are you and that is perfectly fine with me,
Speaker 1: aren't you? Glad kombai ya everyone seven minutes after the
Speaker 1: hour seven oh seven Eastern time, that is, and up next,
Speaker 1: it's time for an environmental update with our environmental engineer himself,
Speaker 1: Steve Schulte, who texts me last night. I was already
Speaker 1: asleep in bed when this text came in. I woke
Speaker 1: up to it this morning. He says, Gary Jeff, you
Speaker 1: cannot pay me enough to do my environmental minute next
Speaker 1: Saturday seven nineteen as Robin and I will be on
Speaker 1: an Alaskan cruise. Uh, Steve, you under you understand that
Speaker 1: you're not getting paid right now? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I know. So you can't make it.
Speaker 6: You can't do anything.
Speaker 16: Make me get up at three thirty in the morning
Speaker 16: local time to do this, Josh?
Speaker 1: Is that what what time it will be in Alaska?
Speaker 1: Three thirty?
Speaker 16: Yeah, something like that.
Speaker 1: All right, So, Uh, I'm more excited about this Alaskan
Speaker 1: cruise that may be our report. Uh, this obviously has
Speaker 1: been booked for a while. Uh do you where all
Speaker 1: do you go on the cruise?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 16: The same typical places, uh to catch a cans, Skagway, Juno,
Speaker 16: uh so.
Speaker 5: And so forth.
Speaker 16: Victoria, the Victoria British called me is the last destination
Speaker 16: before coming back to Seattle.
Speaker 4: So yep, it sounds.
Speaker 1: It sounds great. You know, I'm not I'm not somebody
Speaker 1: who I don't like cruises. I mean, how do I know,
Speaker 1: I've never been on one, But it just doesn't It
Speaker 1: doesn't appeal to me to be on an ocean cruise.
Speaker 1: For example, Now you're going to be going along the
Speaker 1: Alaska coastline.
Speaker 16: Correct Now, at first were outside, you know, we're not
Speaker 16: the inside passage going up to catch a can, but
Speaker 16: pretty much inside as we come back down towards the end,
Speaker 16: right and see.
Speaker 1: That would be fine, That would be great. I would
Speaker 1: I think I'd really enjoy that, especially this time of year.
Speaker 1: But to be out in the Caribbean somewhere hundreds of
Speaker 1: miles from any land at all does not appeal to
Speaker 1: me whatsoever. But an Alaskan an Alaskan cruise sounds great.
Speaker 16: Yeah, you gotta be adventurous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I don't want to be adventurous out in
Speaker 1: the middle of the ocean, all right. You were talking
Speaker 1: about falsehoods and lies from propaganda media that the Texas
Speaker 1: flash floods that we that they experienced and all of
Speaker 1: the just terrible death and destruction are tied to man
Speaker 1: made catastrophic climate change, which I mean, that's they always
Speaker 1: rush for that anytime there's an extreme weather event.
Speaker 16: So this comes from the CO two Coalition dot org Thursday,
Speaker 16: July tenth, and they go on to say it didn't
Speaker 16: take long for climate doomsters to limit the link climate
Speaker 16: recent flooding prejud in Texas the man made catastrophic climate change.
Speaker 16: Fortunately they were they were working on a final a
Speaker 16: report on Texas and climate change and we're beginning to
Speaker 16: ready to get it out. And interesting in their report,
Speaker 16: the area of Camp Mystic Tragedy is so prone to
Speaker 16: flooding that it's nickname is flash flood Alley. The combination
Speaker 16: of the area's unique geology and proximity to the Gulf
Speaker 16: of Mexico is reason for the common flash floods. The
Speaker 16: area has thin soil due to do he had geologic
Speaker 16: bedrock and steep slopes, so very little rainfalls absorbed during
Speaker 16: heavy downpours.
Speaker 5: While the flooding on July fourth.
Speaker 16: Was extreme and unusual, it is not unprecedented. According to
Speaker 16: meteorols get carried for just large scale floods have occurred
Speaker 16: at least four times in the last fifty years, and
Speaker 16: in nineteen eighty seven, Kerrville, which was the epicenter of
Speaker 16: this whole flood, had an even higher cress. The thirty
Speaker 16: seven point four peaks and ten campers were killed. If
Speaker 16: climate change had any role in causing or making rain,
Speaker 16: or causing even more rain making more rainfall, it should
Speaker 16: be apparent in rainfall and flooding data of the area
Speaker 16: according to NOAH National Asociation and the Atmospheric Administration data.
Speaker 16: Do you look from at Texas flash floods from nineteen
Speaker 16: ninety six to twenty twenty four. What does the data show,
Speaker 16: Garrit Jeffs A decline of the extreme we offense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's short.
Speaker 16: The human regedy in Losar State is very real. Flames
Speaker 16: of climate crisis are quite false. You can go on
Speaker 16: and on with other data about this.
Speaker 1: They do it. They do it to Steve they do
Speaker 1: it with wildfires, they do it with hurricanes, and you know,
Speaker 1: the the data, the actual data and the science isn't
Speaker 1: on their side, but yet they still go there because, uh,
Speaker 1: they feel like they can for political reasons. It's awful,
Speaker 1: and they're paid to do it, right, But you're not
Speaker 1: getting paid to do this, and you won't get paid
Speaker 1: to do it next Saturday because you're simply not doing it.
Speaker 1: You'll be on an Alaskan cruise with your wife, Robin,
Speaker 1: I understand, and I want to see lots of pictures. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, all right, thank you, Matt, Steve Shulty and
Speaker 1: an environmental up date on a Saturday morning. It's seven
Speaker 1: twelve and our friend Dave Hatter is back and Dave,
Speaker 1: good morning. I'm almost thinking we should call this segment
Speaker 1: now Dave to Dave, because Dave from Dayton, Dave Bockraf,
Speaker 1: who I remember last week we were talking about how
Speaker 1: he was getting these texts and we told him just
Speaker 1: to ignore them, says, now I'm getting emails of legit
Speaker 1: looking invoices I've paid with customer service, phone numbers and
Speaker 1: emails to call get them from PayPal, ups, McAfee, FedEx
Speaker 1: at all and I said, you know, if you didn't
Speaker 1: do it, don't worry about it. He said, I know
Speaker 1: they are scams, but just curious about their end game.
Speaker 1: Any thoughts.
Speaker 12: Well, yeah, the endgame is either a they want to
Speaker 12: get your credentials because they want you to click some link,
Speaker 12: because they're social engineering you this right, there's some urgency. Oh,
Speaker 12: here's a here's a payment that you know you didn't make,
Speaker 12: so you better look into it. You know it's social engineering. Well,
Speaker 12: folks have to remember and you know this is a
Speaker 12: perfect segue into something else.
Speaker 5: Here's the headline for you, gay.
Speaker 12: You have to tize right into this whole concept China
Speaker 12: linktactors those big name brand websites to steal shoppers payment info.
Speaker 12: And then you may or may not have heard. And
Speaker 12: I'll come back to answer his question specifically. But there
Speaker 12: was a recent report that in the two month run
Speaker 12: up to Amazon Prime Day, which I think is a
Speaker 12: funny name since it last three days, But in the
Speaker 12: run up to Prime Day, which was the eighth to
Speaker 12: the eleventh of this month, a company found over one
Speaker 12: hundred and twenty thousand, not a twelve hundred, one hundred
Speaker 12: and twenty thousand fraudulent websites that were created in the
Speaker 12: two month run up to Prime Day to scam people.
Speaker 12: Ninety two thousand were related to fishing of some sort,
Speaker 12: fishing credentials, fishing in general. Around twenty two thousand were
Speaker 12: related to malware. So you go to the website and
Speaker 12: it ends up downloading some like ransomware, keystroke, blogger or something,
Speaker 12: and then the rest were just basically fraudulent websites where
Speaker 12: they sent you some cheap garbage or they didn't send
Speaker 12: you anything at all. And my point is, so you
Speaker 12: have spoofing at work. It's so easy to send a
Speaker 12: text to someone. And thanks to AI, all the old
Speaker 12: school tells of the grammars weird, the punctuations weird, that's
Speaker 12: all gone. It's easy to social engineer people. I just
Speaker 12: got a text recently telling me that there was a
Speaker 12: twelve hundred and thirty dollars ninety nine cents charge on
Speaker 12: my Apple Pay. Well, guess what, Gary, Jeff, I don't
Speaker 12: use Apple pay, So I immediately know it's a scam, right,
Speaker 12: but it's spoofing, it's social engineering. Here's a problem money related,
Speaker 12: So of course you're concerned. You know who wouldn't be
Speaker 12: concerned that they might have lost twelve hundred dollars, right, So,
Speaker 12: I think what Dave is seeing is, you know, we've
Speaker 12: seen all so many data breaches, and you and I
Speaker 12: have talked about them so many times. It's so easy
Speaker 12: to get people's information now if you're a criminal slash
Speaker 12: con artist, and I would remind those as a guy
Speaker 12: who spent twenty five years as a software it is
Speaker 12: trivially easy to write a program. They could run through
Speaker 12: every phone number right US phone numbers follow a simple
Speaker 12: pattern three digits, three digits, four digits. You could very
Speaker 12: easily write a program that would litterally regenerate every single
Speaker 12: phone number in that range and send text to it.
Speaker 12: So what you're up against as the consumer is smart
Speaker 12: criminals who often are offshore, so there's no penalty for
Speaker 12: them to do this, there's no way to catch them.
Speaker 12: They have access to tools that can do all this stuff.
Speaker 12: So consequently, they just keep coming at you with different scams,
Speaker 12: whether it's ups, your package wasn't arrived, you owe a toll,
Speaker 12: Hey there was a fraud, there's an unusual charge, or
Speaker 12: what is this charge on your credit card?
Speaker 5: Or in mo whatever.
Speaker 12: Sadly, it's increasingly common. Again, think about that, Gary Jeff
Speaker 12: and a two month window, one hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 12: fraudulent websites were creating scam people. It's crazy wow, But
Speaker 12: it shows how easy it is and how prevalent it is,
Speaker 12: and why it's so important. Again, I so much appreciate
Speaker 12: you've giving me the opportunity to try to raise awareness
Speaker 12: about these things, because the best thing you can do
Speaker 12: for yourself is be aware this is happening, Be extremely
Speaker 12: skeptical and take a breath. That deal that seems too
Speaker 12: good to be true that came to you via email
Speaker 12: to promote some Amazon Prime Day things could very well
Speaker 12: be fake, as is the link you click to go
Speaker 12: to the website to buy it. Now, they potentially have
Speaker 12: your username of password that you may have used on
Speaker 12: multiple sites. They get your credit card because you buy
Speaker 12: something from one.
Speaker 5: Of these garbage things.
Speaker 12: Again, here's this other headline channelingk tackers spoof big name
Speaker 12: brand websites. This deal shopper's payment inso so samasos. You
Speaker 12: have to be extremely cautious and skeptical and verify things
Speaker 12: before you enter your data.
Speaker 5: Or your money.
Speaker 1: Excellent stuff. Dave Patter as always my friend, Thank you
Speaker 1: so much. We'll talk to you soon. Now time for
Speaker 1: the Tom Davis diaryes or I like to call these
Speaker 1: the and that mad man himself stands by our cub
Speaker 1: reporter with wild, wacky stories from around the world, around
Speaker 1: the country top.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week it's my wedding and
Speaker 17: you'll die if I want you to. But first to Cleveland,
Speaker 17: where a guy was found face down bear butt up
Speaker 17: at a bus stop. Cops were called to the scene
Speaker 17: after reports of a man's bare bottom on display for
Speaker 17: the whole world to see. Now they got there and
Speaker 17: sure enough, that's what they found. Surprisingly, though they did
Speaker 17: not arrest the guy, who was passed out with his
Speaker 17: rear out, they woke him up and took him home.
Speaker 17: Sometimes it's okay to be nice to people, even stupid people.
Speaker 17: In Port Saint Lucy, Florida, Rosa Mina was arrested for
Speaker 17: allegedly running a backyard medspa. She literally was shooting people
Speaker 17: in the face with boatox from a garden shed. One
Speaker 17: person paid three hundred and twenty five dollars for a
Speaker 17: botch botox job that cost facial paralysis. Honestly, the oh
Speaker 17: I think they should let this woman go. If you're
Speaker 17: dumb enough to have a medical procedure done while you're
Speaker 17: sitting next to a garden weasel, that's on you. In
Speaker 17: New Hampshire, a guy took a car out for a
Speaker 17: test ride and stole it. What's so crazy about that,
Speaker 17: you say, Well, apparently he really wasn't into it that
Speaker 17: much because he brought it back and stole a different
Speaker 17: model that he liked better. Kenny Blankenship, which is his
Speaker 17: real name, was arrested on felony charges. Turns out Kenny
Speaker 17: had a criminal record going back two decades and impeccable
Speaker 17: taste in automobiles. And finally, a young bride from Texas
Speaker 17: is going viral for her wedding day demands. Apparently, during
Speaker 17: the ceremony, she banned bottles of water. No one was
Speaker 17: allowed to drink from a bottle for fear that one
Speaker 17: of them would end up in the pictures and look trashy.
Speaker 17: This left her guests to suffer in the one hundred
Speaker 17: and two degree Texas heat, which one of her elderly
Speaker 17: guests collapsed to heat exhaustion. We wish the groom all
Speaker 17: the luck in the world. Next week, police are after
Speaker 17: some weirdo who's stealing only the shoes that go on
Speaker 17: the right foot.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend?
Speaker 13: Yeah, wow, last, does anyone have any questions for the
Speaker 13: sanitation worker logan?
Speaker 8: If you find a dead body in a trash can,
Speaker 8: do you have to stop what you're doing?
Speaker 1: Or do you just toss it in the garbage? Into
Speaker 1: yet another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: July the twelfth, twenty twenty five, Gary jeff Walker, at
Speaker 1: your service. As always, a little bit past eight o'clock,
Speaker 1: we talked to our friends science.
Speaker 5: Mike.
Speaker 1: Let's do that now, shall we? Let's shall yes, another
Speaker 1: scientist surprising a blind and knee. Yes, indeed, it was
Speaker 1: good morning, Michael.
Speaker 5: How are you courage? Jeff? I'm sorry you didn't win that.
Speaker 1: Oh you know, what would you describe the odds last week?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Well you know it's a long shot. Speaking of
Speaker 5: like odds, the Reds lost last night to the Rockies
Speaker 5: increased their winds by five percent, So that's a miserable
Speaker 5: number to think about. Well, let's let's talk about a
Speaker 5: little stimulation this morning, Gary Jeffson, And how do we uh,
Speaker 5: let's let's improve our mathematical abilities. Okay, so it's came
Speaker 5: out discovered that this stimulation, they call it transcranial random
Speaker 5: noise stimulation. They improve people's math abilities by thinking about
Speaker 5: this is a one hundred and fifty people, and they
Speaker 5: buy them up into three groups, those with low math
Speaker 5: skills and high mass skills, and then they had one
Speaker 5: that was just a they call it sham. They just
Speaker 5: didn't apply any electrical stimulation at all to their brain.
Speaker 5: And specifically they're targeting two areas of the brain that
Speaker 5: really help out in your math abilities, or the dorsal
Speaker 5: lateral pre funnel cortex and the posterior parietal cortex. The
Speaker 5: first one is in the front of brain that the
Speaker 5: second one is on the kind of the crown of
Speaker 5: your crown of your skull crowned the brain. But they
Speaker 5: gave them slight, little, low, very low. You couldn't even
Speaker 5: tell they were getting up with the very low electrical impulses.
Speaker 5: And what they found out was that the people with
Speaker 5: low math skills, after they applied this stimulation that improved
Speaker 5: their math abilities by almost thirty percent, they were able
Speaker 5: to solve problems quicker. Those would have the knowledge base
Speaker 5: already and they also did math acuity tests. He improved
Speaker 5: in those memorizations improved and uh so this electoral stimulation
Speaker 5: improves the connection between these two areas of the brain.
Speaker 5: Where do you go to get these Yeah, it's what
Speaker 5: I thought you they say, they think it's going to
Speaker 5: be available in a home kid. Well, yeah, you're really
Speaker 5: good at math. Though, if you're really good at math,
Speaker 5: it doesn't help you. Actually, it goes the other way
Speaker 5: because they could interferes with the signal if.
Speaker 1: You're no, I'm terrible at math.
Speaker 5: Well, we got a new test subject. Let's just look
Speaker 5: me up, baby, home kid. We'll get the home kid
Speaker 5: and try it out.
Speaker 1: That reminds me of when my dad, when we were
Speaker 1: little kids, bought the Sears home barber kid because he
Speaker 1: was going to save a lot of money by cutting
Speaker 1: our hair.
Speaker 5: Oh I had that happen to me. My dad bought
Speaker 5: one of those. I could. Well, we'll have to share
Speaker 5: a story. It wasn't miserable.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, And uh, you don't want your father with
Speaker 1: a razor in his hand, an electric razor in his hand.
Speaker 1: If you're a little bit upset about the ordeals, say
Speaker 1: at four or five years old, to say I'll give
Speaker 1: you something to cry about. You really don't want that,
Speaker 1: but know that the home kitch of electronic stimulation to
Speaker 1: help with your math skills. Okay, I'm looking forward.
Speaker 5: To that, sir. What was that company called matel or.
Speaker 1: There you go, Thank you, Michael. It's eight eleven. It's
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW hee.
Speaker 18: Fry starts to your Saturday as we kick off the weekend.
Speaker 18: But showers and storms will roll in for this afternoon
Speaker 18: as a cold front moves through. A few storms could
Speaker 18: be strong too severe. Heist today will be in the
Speaker 18: low nineties. Then things will quiet down tonight, but more
Speaker 18: storms on your Sunday. From your Severe Weather station. I'm
Speaker 18: nine first one a meteorologist kJ jcobs. These video seven
Speaker 18: hundred WLW seven D Thank you, Scot.
Speaker 1: Let's start with the Reds. Liam.
Speaker 8: The Reds lost to the Rockies three to two last night,
Speaker 8: and Olive Marte got the red scoring started with a
Speaker 8: solo blast in the third inning to give the Red
Speaker 8: Legs a one nothing lead. The Reds tied the game
Speaker 8: in the seventh to make it two to two. Ball
Speaker 8: game things with TJ. Friedel RBI ground out, but a
Speaker 8: Tony Santion wild pitch gave the Rockies the lead in
Speaker 8: the eighth inning and the Reds were never able to recover.
Speaker 8: The Reds are back in action this afternoon. Brady Singer
Speaker 8: takes them mount for the Reds and Bradley Blaylock takes
Speaker 8: the mount for the Rockies. Inside pitch coverage begins at
Speaker 8: three to ten and first pitch it set for four
Speaker 8: to ten on the home of the Reds seven hundred WLWFC.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati MLS leaders are back in action this afternoon, hosting
Speaker 8: the Columbus Crew and the Hell Is Real Rivalry. Pregame
Speaker 8: coverage begins at seven and kick is set for seven
Speaker 8: thirty on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: The Wimbledon finals are set.
Speaker 8: Yeah the woman's final this evening, oh sorry, this afternoon
Speaker 8: evening in the UK between American Amanda Amnisova in the
Speaker 8: Polish five time Grand Slam champion IgA Swiatec. They clash
Speaker 8: in the finals on the men's side, second time they'll
Speaker 8: meet in a final this year. Carlos Alkaaz and Yonix
Speaker 8: Center will face off in the Wimbledon Final at eleven
Speaker 8: am tomorrow. Those two guys are It's insane the level
Speaker 8: they are at. Compared to everyone else. There's a lot
Speaker 8: of talented tennis players, but they make them look minuscule.
Speaker 1: Yep. Folks from the PGA across the pond, some of
Speaker 1: them playing in the Scottish Open going on this weekend
Speaker 1: ahead of the Open next weekend. What's happening in Scotland
Speaker 1: so far?
Speaker 8: Yeah, American Chris Gotterup is leading the Scottish Open at
Speaker 8: the moment at eleven under, is a two stroke lead
Speaker 8: over Harry Hall from Scotland. Rory McElroy is tied for
Speaker 8: sixth at seven under. Brian Harmon and Xander Schaffle are
Speaker 8: tied for twelve at six under. Scotti Scheffer tied for
Speaker 8: twenty first with Wyndam Clark at five hunder.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you so much. Take a quick phone call.
Speaker 1: Jacqueline's been winning? Hello, Jacqueline, Jacqueline are you there?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: I knew as soon.
Speaker 19: As I went into the bakery you'd take my call.
Speaker 1: Of course, I timed it that way on purpose, just
Speaker 1: to torture you.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 12: The price of gas, yeah, you know they're talking about it.
Speaker 19: Being way down, but Kurger seems to keep it way high.
Speaker 12: Is that.
Speaker 19: Hurting Trump through us?
Speaker 4: Is that what's happening.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's not. I mean, gas is lower than
Speaker 1: it has been. It's lower than it was last year,
Speaker 1: and it's it's down. It's down considerably, Jacqueline.
Speaker 19: Everywhere Crger's has it at three nineteen, they have it
Speaker 19: at three thirteen.
Speaker 20: That's still hot to me, wellmire compared to last year.
Speaker 1: Yes, gas prices are down nationally across the board, whether
Speaker 1: it's at Kroger or Speedway or anywhere else.
Speaker 12: What was the price of last year?
Speaker 1: I think the average price of gas last year was
Speaker 1: you know what? Let me let me check real quick
Speaker 1: and I'll tell you why you check, I'll tell you
Speaker 1: I know it's it's about it's about twelve cents lower
Speaker 1: a gallon average than it was last year at this time.
Speaker 4: That's a big notice. That's that's really noticeable.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it really is. Gas is much lower, Jacqueline.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're reading or where you're seeing,
Speaker 1: and which which Kroger you in.
Speaker 19: I go to any cred that's along the way only
Speaker 19: because I shot there.
Speaker 21: Okay, I don't.
Speaker 19: Think paying three nineteen a gallon is down.
Speaker 1: That's my personal opinion.
Speaker 19: When I've seen it closer to two dollars under Trump.
Speaker 19: The other thing I want to mention is, you know
Speaker 19: they're talking about mountain Dew and that's why she picked uh,
Speaker 19: what's his name for her runting partner, mountain Dew?
Speaker 1: What what are you talking about? I hadn't heard this.
Speaker 19: Yeah, Harris said, she picked Well they you know, the
Speaker 19: talking heads, they're saying that she picked Fritz.
Speaker 1: I guess what was his name.
Speaker 19: Her running partner?
Speaker 1: Uh, the idiot from Minnesota, Tim Walls.
Speaker 19: They're saying that she picked him because he drinks mountain dew,
Speaker 19: that he was more relatable, reliable.
Speaker 4: To the folks over the flyover.
Speaker 21: Country, more relatable to who the flyover dates. Okay, I
Speaker 21: personally think because of his long running history with China.
Speaker 21: China is what gave them so much money, the.
Speaker 19: Billions of dollars, and that they bought him for her
Speaker 19: running mate.
Speaker 1: I hadn't heard the mountain Dew explanation, but I'm glad
Speaker 1: I had you on this morning to enlighten me. Jacqueline,
Speaker 1: that's definitely an interesting phone call. Kroger is artificially keeping
Speaker 1: the gas prices higher to hurt Trump, so she says,
Speaker 1: take Saul Kines eight twenty eight seven Hunter WLD.
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Speaker 18: Athlete the weekend. It's here and it's a dry start.
Speaker 18: Then scat storm is developed this afternoon. Some could be
Speaker 18: on the stronger side. Heis will be in a low
Speaker 18: nineties after a calm night. Expect another round of showers
Speaker 18: of storms on your Sunday nineties throughout the weekend. From
Speaker 18: your severe weather station. I'm nine first worn of meteorologists
Speaker 18: kjjcobs this video seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Check and the radar.
Speaker 20: The only rain we're seeing is a small heavy cell
Speaker 20: of rain in southeast Pendleton County. Everything else is dry
Speaker 20: right now in Cincinnati, Ward seventy six degrees. I'm Sandy Collins.
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Speaker 1: Morning Kid, Time for gifts from Waldy. Good Dog, Bad Dog.
Speaker 1: Summer day. Bills out moan is grass and he notices
Speaker 1: a hearse slowly driving by, followed by a second hearse,
Speaker 1: followed by a man walking solemnly along behind that second hearse,
Speaker 1: followed by a dog, followed by about two one hundred
Speaker 1: men walking in single file behind the dog. Bill's never
Speaker 1: seen this before. He can't help himself. He walks up
Speaker 1: to the man who's following the second hearse and ask
Speaker 1: him who was in the first hearse double funeral? Said
Speaker 1: my wife, and Bill says, I'm sorry. What happened to
Speaker 1: your wife? He said, my dog bit her and she died.
Speaker 1: Bill then asked the man who was in the second hearse.
Speaker 1: The man replied, my mother in law. Again, my dog
Speaker 1: bit her and she died too. Bill thought about this
Speaker 1: for a second, finally ask the man can I borrow
Speaker 1: your dog? And the guy says, get in Line seven.
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Speaker 1: Inflation, Bo Barney and Sharon Jurgens who have been to
Speaker 1: our anniversary parties and the annual signings. Sharon is having
Speaker 1: a birthday on Monday, so happy birthday, Sharon, and thanks
Speaker 1: for letting me know. As we continue, it's time to
Speaker 1: talk a little sports and whatever else comes up that
Speaker 1: we can get into. Hey Mo, how are you doing doing?
Speaker 5: Great?
Speaker 1: Man? How are you You sound like you were out somewhere.
Speaker 1: Are you golfing?
Speaker 4: I am golfing?
Speaker 1: Yes, I could tell you had the golf voice. Yes,
Speaker 1: now have.
Speaker 4: The I've already walked too much this morning, you know,
Speaker 4: shortness of breath?
Speaker 1: I understand? Which hole are you on?
Speaker 4: We are we just put it out on three. We're
Speaker 4: moving on to the fourth hole.
Speaker 1: You know, you know the story about the woman who
Speaker 1: gets stung by a on the golf course, right, no,
Speaker 1: tell me, Yeah. So she goes in after her round
Speaker 1: and she complains finds the greenskeeper and says, you've got
Speaker 1: to do something about the bees. You know, I got stung,
Speaker 1: And the groundskeeper says, where'd you get stung? Exactly? She said,
Speaker 1: between the first and second hole. He said, your stance
Speaker 1: is too wide. Anyway, I'm not sure what that means.
Speaker 5: Well done.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you're out golfing and I wanted to ask
Speaker 1: you this. This will kind of play into my conversation
Speaker 1: I wanted to have with you a little bit after
Speaker 1: watching Novak Djokovic yesterday, just kind of show his age.
Speaker 1: He's thirty eight, and I always tend to root for
Speaker 1: the old guy, the supposed old guy who's about twenty
Speaker 1: years younger than me, at least twenty five, but they're
Speaker 1: the old guy relative to their sport. And Novak Djokovic
Speaker 1: obviously is not an old guy compared to me. But
Speaker 1: he's an old guy in tennis parlance at thirty eight,
Speaker 1: and he's beginning to show that he's still an elite player.
Speaker 1: But against a Yoniic Center or the other guy who's
Speaker 1: in the final at Wimbledon, he's ancient. He's ancient Alcarez. So, anyway,
Speaker 1: do you notice a change in your golf game from say,
Speaker 1: ten years ago you talked about being out of breath.
Speaker 4: Well, ten years ago, I really didn't play golf. I
Speaker 4: really didn't play golf until COVID because you know, you
Speaker 4: couldn't go do anything. So if I wanted to hang
Speaker 4: out with my friends, I had to go play golf
Speaker 4: with them. So prior to twenty twenty, I would play maybe.
Speaker 5: Once or twice a year.
Speaker 4: So that's not the best that's not the best frame
Speaker 4: of reference.
Speaker 1: Yeah, measurement.
Speaker 4: I'm better than I was. Yeah, I'm still.
Speaker 5: Not very good.
Speaker 7: But isn't it too isn't a too mo that that
Speaker 7: golf is one of those games that there's not as
Speaker 7: much fall off as you get older as there are
Speaker 7: in other sports.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think so. Uh, yeah, I think so. I mean,
Speaker 4: if if you ever watch golfers on the Champions Tour,
Speaker 4: I mean, they're still playing at a at a really,
Speaker 4: really high level. I mean it's, you know, to the
Speaker 4: naked eye. There's no real discernible difference to the naked eye,
Speaker 4: no real discernible difference at times between you know, players
Speaker 4: on the PGA Tour and players on the Champions Tour. Now,
Speaker 4: when you do a deeper dive. There's there's obvious differences.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I mean, look, it's you don't I stopped
Speaker 4: playing softball when I was forty. You don't see that many,
Speaker 4: you know, guys on the softball field who are sixty plus.
Speaker 4: But the golf courses, including the one today, littered with
Speaker 4: folks sixty plus and in some cases seventy plus. So yeah,
Speaker 4: I think it's a I think that's the cool part
Speaker 4: about the sport, right. It's one that you can play
Speaker 4: forever and ever and ever, and as long as you're
Speaker 4: physically able to do it. It's fun.
Speaker 1: Sure, And if you're Lee Trevino, you get to you know,
Speaker 1: some kind of special cream and the arthritis goes away
Speaker 1: in your knees and you can use a club and
Speaker 1: not a cane, as he likes to say. My brother,
Speaker 1: my next in line brother, I'm the oldest of four.
Speaker 1: So he's sixty two and he still is playing competitive soccer. Really,
Speaker 1: I cannot believe. And this is a guy who had
Speaker 1: a scholarship to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga back in
Speaker 1: the eighties and broke shattered his tibula as a freshman
Speaker 1: and never got to fulfill that that soccer career in college,
Speaker 1: but he has consistently played. He's a father of two,
Speaker 1: and he's out there on the weekends playing with basically kids.
Speaker 1: And there's there's like a senior league or of an
Speaker 1: over forty or over fifty league that he plays in
Speaker 1: regularly now. But he is still out playing soccer at
Speaker 1: sixty two. And I just don't know that I could
Speaker 1: do that, because you want to talk about being physically
Speaker 1: demanding a sport.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, aren't a whole lot of overweight soccer players
Speaker 4: you know?
Speaker 1: Oh no, No, he's he's fit, he's fit. He's just
Speaker 1: he's just up there. Man. It's like, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Some people just have that kind of capability and that
Speaker 1: physicality that and they're in good enough shape, I guess.
Speaker 1: But I can't imagine. I stopped playing basketball probably about
Speaker 1: thirty years ago, because you know, I just couldn't run
Speaker 1: and gun with the with the boys anymore. And I
Speaker 1: didn't I didn't like myself too much. Uh, trying to
Speaker 1: trying to, you know, recapture my my teens and my
Speaker 1: twenties on a basketball court. But I just can't imagine
Speaker 1: running up and down for ninety minutes or whatever playing soccer.
Speaker 1: Especially now.
Speaker 6: Oh I hear that.
Speaker 4: I hear that I didn't like I don't want to
Speaker 4: play soccer when I was seventeen, no decade later.
Speaker 8: Later.
Speaker 4: I'm good.
Speaker 1: You told me about your your adversity to running in general.
Speaker 1: So yeah, correct, Now, do you do you need to
Speaker 1: hit the ball or anything?
Speaker 4: No, I'm good, I'm good. We we are playing behind
Speaker 4: a very slow playing group.
Speaker 1: So okay, all right, fantastic because that that was one
Speaker 1: of the highlights last year. You're talking with me on
Speaker 1: a Saturday while you're playing golf, is having you stop
Speaker 1: and hit the ball and coming back and saying that
Speaker 1: wasn't very good. I like that.
Speaker 11: I remember that.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 1: So do you think that the Reds played down to
Speaker 1: competition like the Rockies? It just seems like they get
Speaker 1: really amped up for the best teams. We were talking
Speaker 1: about the meat of the schedule and how the Reds
Speaker 1: hadn't played, you know, the hardest part of their schedule
Speaker 1: a couple of months ago, and you know, now they're
Speaker 1: playing the team that everyone considers to be like one
Speaker 1: of the worst teams in Major League Baseball, not just
Speaker 1: this year, but maybe ever. The Colorado Rockies, and they
Speaker 1: can't score with men and run. They can't score with
Speaker 1: men in scoring position. Again, they're committing errors at crucial
Speaker 1: points of the game, and they lose last night to
Speaker 1: the Rockies three to two. I mean, do you think
Speaker 1: there's some kind of mental letdown with this team?
Speaker 4: Well, I actually did just hit the ball as you
Speaker 4: were asking that question. I don't think it's a mental letdown.
Speaker 4: First of all, the Colorado Rockies aren't just bad. They
Speaker 4: are on pace to perhaps have the worst record in
Speaker 4: the history of the sport. Came into last night fifty
Speaker 4: one games under five hundred and Chase Burns. Yeah, Chase
Speaker 4: Burns against that lineup last night, was was good enough
Speaker 4: to give his team a chance to win. You hate
Speaker 4: to make any one baseball game about any one player,
Speaker 4: but Austin Hayes had a historically bad night last night.
Speaker 4: Over five for strikeouts, hit into a double play, came
Speaker 4: up every time with guys in scoring position. They walked
Speaker 4: Ellie Deli Crew three times to get to him. I
Speaker 4: think only once in franchise history have the Reds kind
Speaker 4: of guy go over five with forrest strikeouts in a
Speaker 4: double play. So you know, if he comes up with
Speaker 4: a hit in any one of those situations, the outcome
Speaker 4: is a little bit different. This team offensively is just
Speaker 4: average at best, and I think this week you've seen,
Speaker 4: I think you've seen an illustration as to why people
Speaker 4: like me feel the way we do about the team.
Speaker 4: I think this team will hang in the race for
Speaker 4: most of the season because I think they're starting pitching
Speaker 4: is good enough. I do not think they'll play in
Speaker 4: October because the offense, which we thought coming into the
Speaker 4: season was going to be average at best this season
Speaker 4: has been average. If you look across the board statistically,
Speaker 4: they're not great at any one's things. They're not a
Speaker 4: good power hitting team, they're not necessarily great at manufacturing runs.
Speaker 4: They don't steal as many bases as they did two
Speaker 4: years ago. There's not a lot of protection in the
Speaker 4: heart of the batting order for a guy like Elie
Speaker 4: Dela Cruz, Matt McClain in the two holes. At a
Speaker 4: very disappointing season. They're just not good enough offensively. And
Speaker 4: when you're a team that has flaws, they can be exposed,
Speaker 4: and they can be exposed against really good teams, and
Speaker 4: the Reds play a bunch of them. Here very very soon,
Speaker 4: and you can be exposed against really bad teams, and
Speaker 4: the Reds are playing one this weekend.
Speaker 5: Yo.
Speaker 1: It was amazing to watch the celebration in the dugout
Speaker 1: while the Reds were basically on their way to getting creamed.
Speaker 1: For the Andrew Abbot announcement that Terry Francona made to
Speaker 1: the team and to Andrew Abbott about his appearance in
Speaker 1: the All Star Game this coming week this was deserved.
Speaker 1: We all thought that Andrew Abbot belonged. And because I
Speaker 1: guess the Dodgers pitcher cannot make the roster for the
Speaker 1: All Star because he's pitching this weekend, Andrew Abbot will
Speaker 1: be representing the Reds along with La de la Cruz.
Speaker 1: Is there anybody? Is there any other one Reds player
Speaker 1: you think deserves strong consideration to be in that All
Speaker 1: Star Game on Tuesday?
Speaker 4: I think Amelia Pegan had a case, and you know
Speaker 4: it's I think there's a difference between an exclusion and
Speaker 4: a snub. You know, if someone snubbed, then I think
Speaker 4: they legitimately got screwed. I don't think Amelia Pagan not
Speaker 4: making the All Star Game as a snub, but I
Speaker 4: do think when you sit down and kind of jot down,
Speaker 4: all right here the believers that have a shot. He
Speaker 4: was on that list, and so I think he's been
Speaker 4: better this season than a lot of people realize. His
Speaker 4: walks and hits for innings, pitched his outstanding this season.
Speaker 4: I think there was a stretch where TJ. Friedel was
Speaker 4: performing well enough at the top of the order that
Speaker 4: you could have made a case for him. His paces
Speaker 4: slowed down pretty significantly. But Andrew Abbott, no doubt he
Speaker 4: deserved it. Ellie Dela Cruz, no doubt he deserved it.
Speaker 4: And he saw it Andrew Abbit the other night. Why
Speaker 4: he is an All Star because when they needed a
Speaker 4: great start on Wednesday night, he gave he gave him one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt about it. Speaking of snubs, Davy Concepcion
Speaker 1: not being in the Baseball Hall of Fame, that's that's
Speaker 1: a snub of the highest order. That is a royal
Speaker 1: screwing in my opinion and the opinion of most people.
Speaker 1: Don't you agree?
Speaker 6: I do agree.
Speaker 4: I think if you look at shortstop, to me, you
Speaker 4: have to compare players against the guys against whom they played.
Speaker 4: So if you think of the nineteen seventies who were
Speaker 4: most shortstops. They were good field, no hit players who
Speaker 4: hit eighth in the batting order. David Conceptsion was obviously
Speaker 4: not the pre eminent offensive player on the teams he
Speaker 4: played on in the nineteen seventies, right, we know who
Speaker 4: those guys were. But he was I think arguably the
Speaker 4: best offensive shortstop of his era. And he was a
Speaker 4: marvelous defensive shortstop. And I think David Conceptsi one is
Speaker 4: the victim of two things. One, he wasn't even close
Speaker 4: to being the best player on his own team. That's
Speaker 4: not his fault. I think number two, the offensive success
Speaker 4: of shortstops of the mid nineties have kind of dwarfed
Speaker 4: a little bit what Davey was able to do offensively.
Speaker 4: I think that's an unfair comparison. I think Davy has
Speaker 4: always been a guy who we should talk more seriously.
Speaker 4: Chad Dotson, who's a writer for Cincinnati Magazine dot com
Speaker 4: and also has his own news letter, wrote a few
Speaker 4: months ago the definitive case for David Concepcion to be
Speaker 4: included in Cooperstown, and uh, it's it's very convincing. In fact,
Speaker 4: I even shared it on social media and had folks
Speaker 4: say to me, man, this is more thorough than anything
Speaker 4: I've ever read. And now I'm convinced. Yes, number thirteen
Speaker 4: should have a plaque in Cooperstown. I'm not sure it's
Speaker 4: ever gonna happen, but it should.
Speaker 1: How was the shot that you hit while we were talking?
Speaker 15: That was not awful?
Speaker 4: No, not no, not entirely atrocious. I'm findable and that's findable.
Speaker 1: That's great, all right, mo enjoy the rest of the round.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to you soon. Mo Egger on the golf
Speaker 1: course this morning, counselor good morning. I like that it
Speaker 1: was findable. It was fine.
Speaker 24: Two or three times in my life I've played golf.
Speaker 24: I didn't keep score. The only thing I kept score
Speaker 24: of was how many times I hit it in the woods.
Speaker 1: I need more ball than clubs, because they are not
Speaker 1: going to be findable. Asmos said, just no if I'm
Speaker 1: real good at driving the beer cart.
Speaker 5: Though.
Speaker 1: My friend Steve from at in Ohio had a wonderful
Speaker 1: commentary early this morning about the truly evil people blaming
Speaker 1: the whiteness and christianity of the kids at Camp Mystic
Speaker 1: for their own demise and blaming Trump voters and saying
Speaker 1: that they're white and saying that they're Christian and they
Speaker 1: deserved it. These people actually are saying that. Well, y,
Speaker 1: Stacy Abrams to the Christine Probes, to Chuck Schumer, right,
Speaker 1: it's ridiculous.
Speaker 24: It's funny you mentioned that because I don't know if
Speaker 24: you heard the one she was some official in Texas
Speaker 24: for the mayor Houston or something like that. She went
Speaker 24: on this deal. Had those young girls at the Christian
Speaker 24: camp been black, nobody would have cared. Yes, I'm going
Speaker 24: to play that. It's just disgusting. It is absolutely you know,
Speaker 24: racists come in all shapes and colors, you know. And
Speaker 24: while she I guess whatever appointment she had she was
Speaker 24: terminated from, but her life won't be ruined. If it
Speaker 24: were flipped. On the other hand, whoever would have said it,
Speaker 24: that person's life would have been ruined and his bull crap.
Speaker 1: Well, here's another question, and I brought this up earlier.
Speaker 1: Why does anybody even care what Stacy Abram says? I
Speaker 1: could care. She doesn't even want a statewide election in Georgia. Ever.
Speaker 24: No, Well, she's under the gun too. She's being investigated
Speaker 24: for some funny business with some money on the way.
Speaker 24: Good door the two billion dollars that she got. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 24: it's going to be interesting to see what happens. All right,
Speaker 24: what's on the show real quick? Well, i'll tell you what.
Speaker 24: Tomorrow is the first anniversary of the Butler Pennsylvania assassination
Speaker 24: nine point thirty. We're gonna be talking live from there
Speaker 24: with Janie Heisel.
Speaker 1: Of the Epoch Times.
Speaker 24: She was there and she was close to the action,
Speaker 24: so we're going to talk to her.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic, Mike Allen Saturday midday after the show
Speaker 1: show at Huddles, we'll be there. Come on by and
Speaker 1: say hi. Have you taken your family to dinner recently
Speaker 1: and been shot