Speaker 1: You never know what the voice is going to do
Speaker 1: right when you turn it on in the morning, so
Speaker 1: especially when you're drinking soda, which is something I almost
Speaker 1: never do, but this morning it's a soda morning. I
Speaker 1: don't have coffee mornings. So I read into that that
Speaker 1: I am caffeine starved. Why no idea, So we'll go
Speaker 1: ahead and truck through six oh seven. I will be uh,
Speaker 1: I'll be all hopped up here in a moment, so
Speaker 1: it'll be fine. I think it's because I was reading
Speaker 1: very boring news updates this morning on a couple of things.
Speaker 1: I was trying, well, I shouldn't say boring, they're they're
Speaker 1: wildly important, but they're just very technical. Like I was
Speaker 1: trying to make sure that I fully understood the series
Speaker 1: of rulings having to do with the ACLU the District
Speaker 1: Court of Washington, that case about deportation of Trend de
Speaker 1: Ragua members to El Salvador. Right, so we're you know,
Speaker 1: those countries back in the news the ex partei communications
Speaker 1: between the ACLU lawyers that this Texas judge is having
Speaker 1: none of, which begs the question is that how they
Speaker 1: operated with Boseburg, who had the case taken away from him.
Speaker 1: What is the Supreme Court hoping to accomplish. What will
Speaker 1: the ruling be today now that the judge in Texas
Speaker 1: is getting ready to rule. And is is it a
Speaker 1: coup by the Supreme Court as I saw some people claiming,
Speaker 1: or is it a very clever process by the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court to get an attached ruling on this in a
Speaker 1: district court that is not within Washington, d c. And
Speaker 1: may actually render a ruling that comports with the law.
Speaker 1: And I got to tell you before you go out
Speaker 1: and want to hang John Roberts to them today. I'm
Speaker 1: not a lawyer, but as best I understand it, I
Speaker 1: think we should wait and see what happens here just
Speaker 1: this week, okay, And don't get me wrong, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of waiting and seeing. I'm very frustrated with Pam Bondi,
Speaker 1: Kash Patel, Dan Bongino, like nobody, nobody, nobody's nobody has
Speaker 1: risen to the criminal level that you guys have done
Speaker 1: even a single thing. That's crazy to me. And I
Speaker 1: hear a lot of trust the process stuff with this.
Speaker 1: This is so fluid over the course of a week.
Speaker 1: I think this because remember with the Supreme Court has
Speaker 1: with this. How the Supreme Court gets stuff is a
Speaker 1: variety of different ways, but the way that it is
Speaker 1: best able to adjudicate is conflicting districts, or not districts,
Speaker 1: but conflicting sectors of the Federal Court, especially the Federal
Speaker 1: Appeals Court. So if you got the fourth district and
Speaker 1: the sixth district and they disagree, that's when the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court generally we'll say, all right, well, we got to
Speaker 1: get this answered because one part of the country thinks this,
Speaker 1: one thinks this and worthy supreme law of the land.
Speaker 1: So it'll be very interesting. It's just not very interesting
Speaker 1: at like five in the morning. So the things I do, man,
Speaker 1: the things I do, so you know, I would just
Speaker 1: say give it a little look see before yeah, you
Speaker 1: go off the handle, because it is kind of interesting
Speaker 1: to listen to a couple of lawyers that are pretty
Speaker 1: good at explaining it to layman such as myself, Why
Speaker 1: this why this might be an okay process and we'll see.
Speaker 1: So all right, So that is that was number one.
Speaker 1: Number two through like eight is just all crazy people.
Speaker 1: So don't worry. We got all sorts of crazy people.
Speaker 1: We got Just look at my button bar now, Okay,
Speaker 1: the student loan people, I don't know if you have,
Speaker 1: if you have spent any time going through the series
Speaker 1: of videos that emerged over the last twenty four hours
Speaker 1: on TikTok, and then of course those get transferred over
Speaker 1: to Twitter, so you don't have to go to TikTok
Speaker 1: of a bunch of nostril pierced twenty somethings losing their
Speaker 1: mind that they may have to actually pay back the
Speaker 1: gigantic student loans they took for god knows what degree,
Speaker 1: but whatever degree it is clearly is not financially panning
Speaker 1: out for them, and they are none too pleased because
Speaker 1: starting on May the fifth, Oh that's funny, sinko demayo,
Speaker 1: when a lot of twenty somethings really want to use
Speaker 1: their money to go out and you know party those
Speaker 1: payments are, they're starting again and you better not be behind.
Speaker 1: And if you are behind the federal government, because you
Speaker 1: all thought it was a great idea to have the
Speaker 1: federal government under the Obama administration take over student loans.
Speaker 1: And the reason that they did it, if I haven't
Speaker 1: explained this in a while, the reason that it was
Speaker 1: more advantageous under the Obama administration, and why you saw
Speaker 1: then an accelerated growth on tuition all across the nation.
Speaker 1: Is if I'm a private lender, okay, I'm the Bank
Speaker 1: of Casey, all right, Ross and Casey's Bank, all right,
Speaker 1: it's a partnership, and we're in the student loan business.
Speaker 1: And you come to me and you're like, I want
Speaker 1: to borrow eighty thousand dollars to become an electrical engine
Speaker 1: you know, an electrical design engineer or a you know,
Speaker 1: a computer something or other some stem field. How you
Speaker 1: feel about that loan right there? Yeah? And I understand
Speaker 1: there's credit and there's you know, all the stuff that
Speaker 1: goes along with it. But I feel pretty good about
Speaker 1: that loan. That seems like a good investment. Now, if
Speaker 1: you come to me and you're like, I want to
Speaker 1: borrow eighty thousand dollars for the classic underwater basket weaving
Speaker 1: or whatever, if I'm a private lending institution at some point,
Speaker 1: if there's a lot of defaults within that particular field,
Speaker 1: or let's go with the humanities, right, I want to
Speaker 1: be somebody who runs an MgO and the funnels money
Speaker 1: back to democrats. Okay, But if there's not a lot
Speaker 1: of work in that field and people default on that,
Speaker 1: then feasibly, you know, this bank that we run or
Speaker 1: any private lender may look at those and assign a
Speaker 1: higher risk. And we do this each and every day.
Speaker 1: When it comes to loans, whether it's auto loans, whether
Speaker 1: it's the insurance that goes along with it, there's you know,
Speaker 1: you have to prove the value of the thing that
Speaker 1: you're taking a loan against, so that there's some collateral.
Speaker 1: Student loans are obviously different, but you still want a
Speaker 1: level of confidence there, and so that required also them
Speaker 1: to to value proposition what a degree's worth. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: maybe you can get a degree in let's go a
Speaker 1: degree in a master's degree in elementary education. All right,
Speaker 1: Is that going to pay you a gazillion dollars? No,
Speaker 1: So the you know, the cost of the degree needs
Speaker 1: to be commensurate with the amount of money expected to
Speaker 1: be made there. So now it's not a judgment call
Speaker 1: on the actual job. I think people agree. We need
Speaker 1: you know, people that are very good at elementary education.
Speaker 1: We don't necessarily need a master's degree, but some places
Speaker 1: want it for extra pay or whatever.
Speaker 2: Fine, but you.
Speaker 1: Can't make the cost of the degree two hundred thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: and private lenders would know that. So by going into
Speaker 1: the federal government basically under the Bomb administration and then
Speaker 1: again under the Biden administration, the universities had no incentive
Speaker 1: not to jack tuition rates and expand classes on these
Speaker 1: garbage degrees. Man, And so students went in there hopefully
Speaker 1: they had some advice, but unfortunately the advice likely if
Speaker 1: they were talking to people, you know, deep within the
Speaker 1: entrenched leftists, you know, in doctrination sphere, they probably got
Speaker 1: a pat on the shoulder and go, no, it's perfectly
Speaker 1: reasonable for you to be a you know, fifteenth French,
Speaker 1: fifteenth century queer art of you know whatever and get
Speaker 1: a master's in that or something, even though like that's
Speaker 1: gonna what's that ten jobs in the world, And a
Speaker 1: lot of bad advice was given, and now people are
Speaker 1: losing their mind. Listen to this, chick, Will.
Speaker 3: We just drop the student loan bomb. The federal government
Speaker 3: just announced that it's coming for your loans and the
Speaker 3: actions begin May fifth.
Speaker 1: Or payments, that's the other collections could could be. But
Speaker 1: you could also you know, start making payments and then
Speaker 1: they don't do collections that's how that works. Ross You
Speaker 1: ever had a loan, You ever had a loan of
Speaker 1: any sort? I have, yes, okay, And what happens if
Speaker 1: you pay.
Speaker 2: The loan, they keep sending you bills for the next month.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they don't come take whatever your thing was.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming it was a home loan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, correct, Yes, So you.
Speaker 1: Make your home so that you still you still own
Speaker 1: your home, right even though you had a loan, right right, right? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's crazy, man, Look at that. There's this thing. There's
Speaker 1: a thing in the middle. You can do called paining
Speaker 1: the agreed upon or you can negotiate too, right, you
Speaker 1: can renegotiate loans. There is an option that within the
Speaker 1: federal government. Trump didn't do away with that. They just
Speaker 1: want you paying for them, so everybody else isn't paying
Speaker 1: for them.
Speaker 3: Didn't loan that. If you're in default, they can garnish
Speaker 3: your wages, correct, they can take your tax return, and
Speaker 3: they can even take like your benefits like.
Speaker 4: Social Secure kind of, and you.
Speaker 3: Still can't pay it. And the default, they're going to
Speaker 3: send you to collections. About five point three million people
Speaker 3: in the United States right now in default.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: This is going to hurt the people that are already
Speaker 3: struggling the most. They are really just trying to absolutely
Speaker 3: cripple as many people as impossible.
Speaker 1: It doesn't see when you assign that level. But do
Speaker 1: you think that it is. Do you think they want
Speaker 1: five point three million people financially devastated who would then
Speaker 1: probably likely go over onto the benefit side of things. No,
Speaker 1: they want you to live up to the agreement that
Speaker 1: you struck. And if you think that it was bad
Speaker 1: and you've got bad advice, I'm sorry for you. But
Speaker 1: let me explain something to you, ma'am. Oh wait, hold on,
Speaker 1: I'll let you finish your point.
Speaker 3: It's pretty clear they want us completely broke. They don't
Speaker 3: give a about our health. They don't really give it
Speaker 3: we die. Yeah, they're just going to cut everything. This
Speaker 3: really just paves the path for so much more. But
Speaker 3: what specifically I just realized that's about the same amount
Speaker 3: of people that have been at the protests.
Speaker 4: Oh, interesting is first?
Speaker 3: That's the next one.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I looked at some of those protests
Speaker 1: and I don't think those people are freshly defaulted on
Speaker 1: student loans. If I had to guess now, they may
Speaker 1: be co signers of some sort. But don't I don't
Speaker 1: think that those are college grads just figuring out that
Speaker 1: their degree didn't work, not from what I've seen at
Speaker 1: the protests. Look, I've already decided if there's another protest,
Speaker 1: it might be worth my while to set up across
Speaker 1: the street with like one of those big bingo cages
Speaker 1: with the dumbers in there, maybe a bunch of cats,
Speaker 1: some TV showing like Wheel of Fortune and Matt Locke
Speaker 1: and some were there's originals. And I bet I could
Speaker 1: disband one of those protests. They get all distracted, come over,
Speaker 1: it's all the things they love. It's not college students leech.
Speaker 1: So uh, let me explain this. Let me explain something
Speaker 1: to you, ma'am. You you made a choice, and you
Speaker 1: made a gamble, right. A lot of people didn't make
Speaker 1: that gamble. They chose not to go to school. They
Speaker 1: went to a community college, they were they they paid
Speaker 1: off their loans right, or they selected a degree that
Speaker 1: provided them, you know, instant jobs or a very high
Speaker 1: likelihood of getting a job. And they and they made
Speaker 1: those decisions. And and let me explain something to you.
Speaker 1: It's no different than the millions of people while you're
Speaker 1: going through all of your education. The millions of people
Speaker 1: that that decided to also bet on themselves, and instead
Speaker 1: of using a degree to do it, they decided to
Speaker 1: start a small business. They opened they opened a restaurant,
Speaker 1: they started a trade business. They you know, opened a
Speaker 1: storefront of some sort, and unfortunately, whether it was COVID
Speaker 1: or just they didn't get the market right or any
Speaker 1: of the rest of it, it didn't work out. Now,
Speaker 1: I recognize because this is what the pushback will be
Speaker 1: that you can't the bankruptcy thing is different if it's
Speaker 1: a small business loan versus that, and that's kind of true,
Speaker 1: depending if it's a private or a public one. But
Speaker 1: also knowing the terms of the agreement you're going to
Speaker 1: sign and the potential relief that may be there for
Speaker 1: you is part of the decision making process. You signed
Speaker 1: a document for a loan that you can't discharge in
Speaker 1: a traditional way through bankruptcy. So to me, I'd be like, wow,
Speaker 1: that is an onerous document. That is an incredibly onerous document.
Speaker 1: Now why would you sign that and then select a
Speaker 1: major that you either weren't interested in or that clearly
Speaker 1: doesn't have market value. These are all adult decisions. And
Speaker 1: unfortunately you're very young adults, but you're an adult. The
Speaker 1: number of people listening to this show right now, even
Speaker 1: if they've made it and everything's fine and now they're successful,
Speaker 1: if they're entrepreneurs, the likelihood is not all of their
Speaker 1: investments have panned out, whether they fully started a business,
Speaker 1: they invested in something. Hell I invested in a business.
Speaker 1: We didn't exactly lose money. We didn't make any money. Okay,
Speaker 1: we lost a little bit of money, But them's the breaks.
Speaker 1: Would I just sell my house up in Minneapolis? It
Speaker 1: was right after two thousand and eight. Guess what happened?
Speaker 1: I had to eat that. I didn't make a TikTok video.
Speaker 6: I me.
Speaker 1: I grumbled to some friends like, ah, can you believe this?
Speaker 1: But it is what it is. So I just saw
Speaker 1: a bunch of these videos yesterday. They're gonna start screaming.
Speaker 1: They're assigning the motives that they just want everybody dead.
Speaker 1: And no, no, because that same person who may have
Speaker 1: decided they were going to start a business and then
Speaker 1: it didn't work out, who's now had to pay the
Speaker 1: financial price for that?
Speaker 3: Is?
Speaker 1: How is who you're asking to now subsidize your loan?
Speaker 1: So If that's the case, why don't you subsidize loans
Speaker 1: of people who went out and invested in these small
Speaker 1: businesses that didn't make it. You're not going to do that, though.
Speaker 1: You just want yours, and you want it from people
Speaker 1: who either paid theirs, had other financial difficulties that you
Speaker 1: did not help out on, or have been successful because
Speaker 1: they made the right choices. This is really simple stuff. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right? Coming up on the show, we got another
Speaker 1: Nancy Mace video, this one the twist. The twist in
Speaker 1: it from an audio perspective requires me to play it. Also,
Speaker 1: I watched what's the guy's name from the Rain? Wilson,
Speaker 1: right is the actor he played Dwight on The Office.
Speaker 1: He's sitting now with Stephanie Rule, who of course has
Speaker 1: a podcast because everyone has a podcast, but on her
Speaker 1: podcast she's just as big a moron. And he starts,
Speaker 1: it wasn't your Hollywood celebrity softball that she thought it
Speaker 1: was gonna be good on him doing a little pushback.
Speaker 1: We'll have that much more coming up. Hang on, I
Speaker 1: don't know, and I'm not going to assign motivation. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna tell you what happened, Okay, because uh ah,
Speaker 1: what to be g I Jane, who dreamed of becoming
Speaker 1: the first female Navy seal, has her dreams ended because
Speaker 1: she says military recruiters delayed her application that she aged
Speaker 1: out of the program. So her name is Amanda Reynolds.
Speaker 1: She's forty one and she is a lawyer. And I
Speaker 1: don't know, judging by her, she looks like she's she's
Speaker 1: fairly fit. So you know, there is that I guess,
Speaker 1: and that's going to be important here because she claims
Speaker 1: that she went into the US Navy, I guess the
Speaker 1: recruiting office of some sort, and told them that she
Speaker 1: wanted to her Her thing was she you know, she
Speaker 1: joined she wanted to go through Naval Officer Training Command
Speaker 1: in Newport and then embark on her attempt to become
Speaker 1: a seal. The problem is, she says that they delayed
Speaker 1: it so much that now, because forty two is the
Speaker 1: age limited time of by the time she graduated, she
Speaker 1: then wouldn't be able to go through seal training. And
Speaker 1: I don't know all of the details around it, but
Speaker 1: that's you know, that's what the story says. So she said,
Speaker 1: I could have gone to Officer Canada School in February.
Speaker 1: Because remember she's a lawyer, she has multiple degrees, all
Speaker 1: of that. But she says they delayed her application without
Speaker 1: reason or cause and then told me I was too old.
Speaker 1: She goes, I was working at litigation for twelve years,
Speaker 1: got burnout, and then decided that being a seal would
Speaker 1: be a much more noble cause, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 1: Lifelong avid long distance runner and swimmer. She's also a
Speaker 1: scuba certified. Look that, I mean, those are things definitely
Speaker 1: going in your favor.
Speaker 5: I just.
Speaker 1: Are are are there forty one year old dudes becoming
Speaker 1: new seals? Is is that a regular thing? Because I,
Speaker 1: you know, I've seen some of the videos, some of
Speaker 1: the you know, some of the documentaries on it, and
Speaker 1: I don't see a lot of dudes that are pushing
Speaker 1: past like early thirties maybe. And also, and again, she
Speaker 1: looks very fit. You're a forty one year old woman, ma'am.
Speaker 1: I know some of you are gonna get mad. You're
Speaker 1: a forty one year old woman. I would be very
Speaker 1: surprised if I couldn't pass the training. I don't know
Speaker 1: that I could have passed seal training even when I
Speaker 1: was still trompsing around the Mountains of Wyoming where I could.
Speaker 1: You know, I was still altitude adjusted so I could.
Speaker 1: I didn't get winded like everybody out there, and it
Speaker 1: created a very extensive lung capacity for me. But I
Speaker 1: went from Wyoming to California, I felt like I could
Speaker 1: run ten miles without getting winded. It's such a difference
Speaker 1: when you spent your entire life up there at you know,
Speaker 1: eight thousand and seven thousand feet man, But still I
Speaker 1: don't know, And what does she mean delay it? That's
Speaker 1: the other thing. There's a lot of details missing from this.
Speaker 1: But of course, since she's a lawyer, she's like, all right, well,
Speaker 1: I guess what I gotta do is I got to
Speaker 1: sue for age discrimination. So she filed in Brooklyn Federal Court,
Speaker 1: claiming that while she was sworn into the Navy in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen, she was never assigned anywhere or deployed. Reynold
Speaker 1: said she filled out all the enlistment paperwork in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: which had no record of service for US. She then
Speaker 1: moved move to Utah. This whole thing is weird. So
Speaker 1: you were sworn in, you filled out all your paperwork,
Speaker 1: they didn't call you, and you just like you didn't
Speaker 1: follow up on it. I that sounds weird, but maybe
Speaker 1: it's not. Maybe somebody UH from UH who worked in
Speaker 1: recruiting could explain how something like this would happen. So basically,
Speaker 1: what she's kind of claiming is they didn't take her
Speaker 1: seriously and the reason they slow rolled it is because
Speaker 1: there are a bunch of dudes and they just didn't
Speaker 1: want some woman be into me more. It was to
Speaker 1: me more in that in Giad Janeuy, Yeah, it was
Speaker 1: to me more and they want they want her to
Speaker 1: be into me more because it's a boys club and
Speaker 1: they wouldn't allow it. Haven't they had women attempt to
Speaker 1: seal training.
Speaker 2: To this point, I was going to say, let her
Speaker 2: do it, you know, put her in the ocean there
Speaker 2: with the logs you always see the video, Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: just have her vomit all over herself and then she'll
Speaker 2: be like, yo, that's that, go.
Speaker 1: Ring the bell. Well, I well, also what does that
Speaker 1: do for the training of everybody else?
Speaker 2: Right? Because I no, I agree, but I mean, at
Speaker 2: this time point, she's fussing so much about it, and
Speaker 2: she wants to be like, you know, girl boss or whatever.
Speaker 2: Put her through the training and then when she doesn't
Speaker 2: last a day, laugh at her.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, I'm gonna I'm gonna do one better.
Speaker 1: Are you ready, ross, Because I wouldn't want to publicly
Speaker 1: humiliate her. She's a seal. Now, stick her on one
Speaker 1: of the stick her on one of the teams.
Speaker 2: You just jump out of the back of the plane
Speaker 2: into the boat and go duck, and then.
Speaker 1: We're ready to go. We're gonna store in this compound
Speaker 1: with a bunch of angry, weird beards in it, and
Speaker 1: we'll see how it goes. I don't feel like it
Speaker 1: would go. Put her on the team, let her handle explosives. Yes,
Speaker 1: I don't think we're going far enough. I don't think
Speaker 1: we believe in her capabilities enough. I think she's she
Speaker 1: could single emission, solo emission. Just send her, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: like Mark Wahlberg did, right, Yeah, loans her dude. Yeah. Also,
Speaker 1: you know what, I don't know. That's no offense to
Speaker 1: the seals. I don't know if seals are good enough.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking Delta force. Right, we'll get some hijacked plane
Speaker 1: that's on the ground over in Israel or wherever that
Speaker 1: was I can't remember, or it was ahead of the
Speaker 1: Israel and that was on the grain in Spain. I
Speaker 1: can't remember. But now I got to rewatch that movie,
Speaker 1: which I'll gladly do this weekend, especially if the weather's
Speaker 1: like yeah, yeah, yeah. So basically, give her Chuck Norris's job,
Speaker 1: let's do this thing. Yeah, I'm actually surprised for forty
Speaker 1: two's the kapper for seal training. So at forty one,
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not denying that people, you know, people
Speaker 1: would be able to do it, but you're already at
Speaker 1: a disadvantage, ma'am if they don't alter any of the
Speaker 1: requirements just because she's not big. She's not a very
Speaker 1: big person. She's petit's not the right word word, but
Speaker 1: she's not. She doesn't seem to be tall or particularly
Speaker 1: she's very lean, which lean isn't necessarily a problem, but
Speaker 1: when you get into the strength stuff, I don't know,
Speaker 1: it might be a problem. Yeah, I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: Brooklyn Lawyer. This whole thing, this weird thing where she
Speaker 1: says she's signed up but there's no record of any
Speaker 1: of it, and now she's filing a lawsuit because the
Speaker 1: time has passed so she wouldn't actually have to do
Speaker 1: seal training because she'd be aged out of it. Some
Speaker 1: people wonder if just maybe, just maybe not all of
Speaker 1: this is true. So again, I'm not going to sign motivations.
Speaker 1: I'm just giving you all the different theories that are
Speaker 1: out there. She said that in July of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: oh she got arrested for a DUI is that a
Speaker 1: problem for officer training? I don't know, Honestly, I don't know.
Speaker 1: She said. At one point she did talk to recruiters again. However,
Speaker 1: the recruiters urged her to join the Judge Advocate General course.
Speaker 1: And she's a lawyer, which I guess makes perfect sense, right,
Speaker 1: you're JAG officer, you're a lawyer coming in that would
Speaker 1: be the natural progression. But you know, the idea that
Speaker 1: they tried to age her out of seal training and
Speaker 1: they only had about a year to work with, but
Speaker 1: there's no record of it. I don't know. The defense
Speaker 1: Bartman opened the military's elite units, such as seals and
Speaker 1: Army Green bravesed women in twenty sixteen. Here we go.
Speaker 1: Thus far, while several women have attempted it, no woman
Speaker 1: has ever finished the process to become a seal. I mean,
Speaker 1: I like big dreams, man, I like big aspirations, but
Speaker 1: there's a lot that doesn't seem to doesn't seem to
Speaker 1: add up in this thing. So I don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think we just let's just put her in the field. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I like Ross's solo. I don't want anyone else's
Speaker 1: butt on the line for our little social experiment here.
Speaker 1: So that's just me, all right, six forty four here
Speaker 1: on the Kcoday radio program again phone number eight eight
Speaker 1: eight nine three four seven eight seven four of them.
Speaker 1: We have a quick call, Yes, Corey, what's up?
Speaker 6: Very case, so I can stick to it from an
Speaker 6: Air Force perspective. So I was a recruiter and I
Speaker 6: ended up going to Otis becoming an officer. So a
Speaker 6: couple of things. When she talks about where she told
Speaker 6: out the paperwork and took an oath, she most likely
Speaker 6: was entering with the Navy's version of what we call
Speaker 6: the delayed entry program. For you got a match, you
Speaker 6: do your physical, take their test, whatever you got to do,
Speaker 6: and then you raise your right hand and taking off
Speaker 6: that you're not on active duty, you're not collecting a paycheck,
Speaker 6: you're technically not a veteran. It's not until you go
Speaker 6: on extended active duty where you go to basic training, OTS,
Speaker 6: whatever it is. That is when you are considered on
Speaker 6: active duty, and that is where you have a service record.
Speaker 6: Just being in the dept program and delayed extry program
Speaker 6: doesn't mean that you were ever in the service. The
Speaker 6: second piece is when I applied to OTS, it's gonna
Speaker 6: be eighteen months from the time I started my application
Speaker 6: to the time I went to OTS. The selection board
Speaker 6: got delayed. It gets delayed for many reasons. And third,
Speaker 6: if she had a DUI, that's an automaticive qualifying factor
Speaker 6: for most branches. So I don't know about the Army
Speaker 6: because it's the army, but uh, the other branches, the
Speaker 6: Air Force is the Yeah, well I know, I know.
Speaker 6: I was just you know, well, you know, you.
Speaker 1: Just wanted to make an army to come in and
Speaker 1: make an army joke.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, So the DUI thing would be this qualifier require
Speaker 7: a waiver, and the Air Force it used to be
Speaker 7: a one year wait before you even apply from the
Speaker 7: waiver of the date of adjudication.
Speaker 6: Okay, So there's a lot of factors here that it's
Speaker 6: not she's not telling the whole story.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was kind of getting that vibe, but I
Speaker 1: didn't know for sure, say eighteen months. Thing is interesting
Speaker 1: because that actually is about the time from when she
Speaker 1: said she swore in at the recruiting office to when
Speaker 1: she actually made contact with them again and they tried
Speaker 1: to talk her into being a JAG officer. So that
Speaker 1: would Yeah, And.
Speaker 6: Once you get once you go to the board and
Speaker 6: you get selected, they base your craft date off of
Speaker 6: your whatever your a f c MS is going to
Speaker 6: be based off the tip. So it's all based off
Speaker 6: technical training start day. So whatever technical training start day
Speaker 6: you have, based on the lot of allotments that they
Speaker 6: need to fill. They backdate that and who's going to
Speaker 6: go to OTS first, So it's it's all. It was
Speaker 6: nothing personal to her, It was just he waited too
Speaker 6: long to even apply.
Speaker 1: Well, she's she's taken it very personal and now she's
Speaker 1: going to sue. Do you think that a forty one
Speaker 1: year old woman could pass seal training? Do you think
Speaker 1: a forty one year old man could pass seal training?
Speaker 1: Or would those be such extraordinary things they'd almost be newsworthy.
Speaker 6: You know, I can't speak to a personal character or
Speaker 6: anything as possible.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, no, I'm just but it would be highly
Speaker 1: highly on the It would be on the far end
Speaker 1: of the Bell curve, is the point that I'm making.
Speaker 6: They would they would be the X factor.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, all right, Well again, I don't want to
Speaker 1: begrudge anyone who wants to serve, especially in a capacity
Speaker 1: liked that. Thanks for the call their Corey. But yeah,
Speaker 1: the whole thing is, uh, I don't know it kind
Speaker 1: of it kind of feels like maybe that was the
Speaker 1: dream at one point and then the reality struck and
Speaker 1: then the DUI hit, which was in Utah where they
Speaker 1: don't really they don't play with drinking and driving in Utah.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you know this. They're not big
Speaker 1: fans of it there either, part definitely not together. I
Speaker 1: think maybe that she just decided that this is now
Speaker 1: the route she's gonna go, and probably because she told
Speaker 1: all her friends and family, Hey, this is what I'm
Speaker 1: going to do, and then it never panned out. And
Speaker 1: she's she's clearly a very driven person, long distance runner, swimmer,
Speaker 1: competitive doing it a lawyer, and it probably was an
Speaker 1: insult to her competitive nature. All right, six forty eight
Speaker 1: KCO Day radio program Hang On, Can I read you
Speaker 1: a quote here, quote on why she wanted to join
Speaker 1: the Seals, because I really, look again, I'm not going
Speaker 1: to assign a negative thing for it. Maybe she and
Speaker 1: and this actually it it. It proves my point, although
Speaker 1: it also proves that maybe she should have thought about
Speaker 1: this more. All right, So here's the here's the line
Speaker 1: she told the reporter quote. I was tired of my
Speaker 1: low jobs, so I decided to find my inner goddess
Speaker 1: by joining an elite team of warriors that jibes with
Speaker 1: my fitness goals goddess. Okay, all right, that's fine. You
Speaker 1: should have a high opinion of yourself. You can have
Speaker 1: a lot of confidence your fitness goals. This is not
Speaker 1: a pilates class, this is not a this is not
Speaker 1: a running club. Jibes with your fitness goals.
Speaker 2: I really want to be able to do like ten
Speaker 2: pull ups like that's my god. I figured the best Well,
Speaker 2: I will eventually, but the best way to do is
Speaker 2: to in delta force.
Speaker 1: That's obviously.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And if you can do a lot of push ups, man,
Speaker 1: you know, just go join any of the branches and
Speaker 1: then do stupid stuff you get smoked. You'll be really
Speaker 1: good at it, Oh Lord, and then God help me.
Speaker 1: They have a photo of her at a shooting range. Ross,
Speaker 1: you're not a shooter. It's you're not a shooter. Right,
Speaker 1: We've talked about.
Speaker 2: This here on this mean I have but yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not good.
Speaker 1: Okay, I bet if I send this photo to you,
Speaker 1: let me let me grab this thing here and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna I'll tweet this out so you guys can all
Speaker 1: see it. So chill out. It's coming. It's coming. I can't.
Speaker 1: I hate this website. Why can't I just steal this.
Speaker 1: I'm not stealing it. I'm sending it to Ross. There
Speaker 1: we go. I ain't copy it, all right, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: send you this photo of her at she's a shooting range.
Speaker 1: She's on a sun a table rest kind of shooting
Speaker 1: ar of some sort. And all right, I just sent
Speaker 1: that to you. If can you tell me anything that's
Speaker 1: incorrect here? And I look and I'm not even gonna
Speaker 1: be gun. Nazi guys like I understand that I do
Speaker 1: stuff that probably do to spend a lot more time
Speaker 1: on the range and have a problem with or correct
Speaker 1: on the way I shoot a pistol. I side stance.
Speaker 1: I don't do that full forward stance. Dress people nuts whatever,
Speaker 1: don't care. I'm not trying to join the Seals. As
Speaker 1: Ross is a non shooter. Do you notice anything that
Speaker 1: looks unusual about the way in which she's shooting?
Speaker 2: There, Like two things here, okay. The first is like
Speaker 2: how her hand is holding the stock. Yeah, the stock
Speaker 2: like the stock barrel. Yeah, and that's not where your hand.
Speaker 1: Should be, well it should be it should be up there.
Speaker 1: If you look to the back of the photo, you
Speaker 1: see in the back of the photo that's a correct
Speaker 1: way to hold it. You notice the difference between.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But it's also the way so she's standing what
Speaker 2: is that like a table or something, and it's.
Speaker 1: Like she's sitting on a bench and then she got
Speaker 1: the table there. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But the way she's shooting is it's balanced on the magazine, like.
Speaker 1: The magazine is balanced on the table rather than her
Speaker 1: because she can't physically get her arm up to get
Speaker 1: the elbow under there or create a pivot point of
Speaker 1: some sort to shoot off. Yes. Yeah. Also, she's there's
Speaker 1: no eyes. I don't know if you notice that she
Speaker 1: got ears but not eyes, as they say, she's not
Speaker 1: wearing any glasses. The would be first female seal who's
Speaker 1: now suing the Department of the Navy because they say
Speaker 1: that from the time that she decided to do it,
Speaker 1: which clearly was very late in life. She's forty one
Speaker 1: now that she first was going to go through become
Speaker 1: an officer. She's a lawyer by trade, so she would
Speaker 1: bring that degree, but rather than going into the jag
Speaker 1: side of things, she was going to use as a
Speaker 1: stepping stone to eventually do seal training. And it took,
Speaker 1: she said, way too long. She I guess she thought
Speaker 1: she would just be instantly in, but in reality it
Speaker 1: was about fifteen sixteen months and where she didn't hear anything,
Speaker 1: and she just kind of moved to Utah, got herself
Speaker 1: she's from New York, got herself a DUI, which could
Speaker 1: be problematic, and then by the time they actually decided, hey,
Speaker 1: let's go ahead and get you into the officer program,
Speaker 1: it would have the math wouldn't have mathed, and she
Speaker 1: would have been too old to attempt seal training. Now,
Speaker 1: I did look it up. While several women have attempted
Speaker 1: seal training, none have survived the first phase of it.
Speaker 1: Well survives the wrong word. They didn't. They're out they
Speaker 1: survived though, but no, to this point, the very end
Speaker 1: of the first phase of seal training is the thing
Speaker 1: you're probably most familiar with from the documentary The Buds Training,
Speaker 1: I guess, if you want to call it, that is
Speaker 1: specific what's known as Hell Week. And to this point,
Speaker 1: even though since twenty sixteen women have been able to
Speaker 1: go through the program, no woman has made it through
Speaker 1: Hell Week, and so, you know, and that's really that's
Speaker 1: where they're thin and everything. And then once you're past there,
Speaker 1: then then they're kicking into the the rest of the
Speaker 1: phases and the training. But you know, that's how what
Speaker 1: is it? How did arleye Ermy say it purge all
Speaker 1: non hackers? That's even though these are likely the people
Speaker 1: that are going for this or are among some of
Speaker 1: the best physically gifted members of the military, it still
Speaker 1: shows you the exclusivity of a program like that. So
Speaker 1: now she's suing because they won't let her in. But
Speaker 1: go check that link out scroll down. Her her range
Speaker 1: is like if I was a range safety officer, I
Speaker 1: might talk to her. I know I would talk to her.
Speaker 1: She doesn't have eyes on which is you know, you know,
Speaker 1: you don't go to the range, and and and not
Speaker 1: have some some protective glass, not if you're smart. I
Speaker 1: mean that's not to say I haven't shot a rifle
Speaker 1: without glasses on in a hunting thing, But when you're
Speaker 1: popping off at the range and you're sure as heck,
Speaker 1: don't use the magazine of your rifle as a bipod
Speaker 1: of sorts, albeit a not very stable one. That is
Speaker 1: wild to me. Frankly, I don't think she can square
Speaker 1: that rifle up on her shoulder properly either. She's actually
Speaker 1: a little smaller than I thought so, And look, a
Speaker 1: lot of this stuff is out of her control, but
Speaker 1: she's still somebody who's who's right around forty who thinks
Speaker 1: you're going to do this training, and even for men,
Speaker 1: once you get into your thirties, for men, the numbers
Speaker 1: dip so precipitously, it's really hard. So anyway, the link's
Speaker 1: there at Casey on the radio. If you want to
Speaker 1: review that, go right ahead. So this was interesting yesterday
Speaker 1: I saw a clip Stephanie Rule is on her podcast
Speaker 1: when she's not on MSNBC or whatever line to people,
Speaker 1: she's on a podcast doing it, and she has actor
Speaker 1: Rain Wilson there, who if you watch The Office at all?
Speaker 1: Played Dwight. Shreut Rod's that your favorite character is Dwight, right,
Speaker 1: A lot of people's favorite.
Speaker 2: Oh dude by far? Yeah yeah, yeah. We just finished
Speaker 2: it finally, the whole thing. Yeah, we just finished the
Speaker 2: Office maybe like last month or something like that.
Speaker 1: What did you think of the last couple You know.
Speaker 2: We we put off finishing it because it was sad
Speaker 2: when it was done, Like, we didn't want to finish early.
Speaker 2: We're gonna put this office soon as long as possible.
Speaker 2: But I said from day one, Remember I said on
Speaker 2: this show that Dwight should be in control of the
Speaker 2: office because he was the best employee, the most loyal employee,
Speaker 2: the smartest employee.
Speaker 1: He tried to burn the office down.
Speaker 2: For their safety.
Speaker 1: They learned that those two things don't jive.
Speaker 2: They learned a valuable lesson. Okay, all right, but was
Speaker 2: it not proven right?
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't want to I don't want to
Speaker 1: give too much away, but yeah, yeah, lessons were learned. Right.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he was at least perfect. Nobody is,
Speaker 2: but he evolved.
Speaker 1: Well, look, he never took no for an answer as
Speaker 1: to his job title Assistant general Manager, assistant to the
Speaker 1: general manager. He never let that get him down. But anyway,
Speaker 1: so Rules on there, and I don't think she was
Speaker 1: she thought she has to assume whenever some Hollywood person
Speaker 1: comes in, they're just going to agree with everything she says. Because,
Speaker 1: by the way, she's also not a good podcaster, which
Speaker 1: is crazy because she is a journalist, and that is
Speaker 1: a right, quote unquote journalist. It's just why, all right,
Speaker 1: So listen, listen to this. So here is here's Stephanie Rules.
Speaker 1: She thinks she's making a big point about how corrupt
Speaker 1: Trump is and how great Biden was and all that,
Speaker 1: and a rain Or Dwight is not having any of this,
Speaker 1: all right, So check this out.
Speaker 8: Last weekend, I outran a black pepper snake.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's not from.
Speaker 8: I am fast to give you a reference point. I'm
Speaker 8: somewhere between a snake and amongas and the panther.
Speaker 1: That is not that is not what that is not
Speaker 1: what was said to Stephanie Rule. I watched the clip yesterday.
Speaker 1: What is a black.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it might have been a different clip than you
Speaker 2: you had seen, because the interview did go on longer
Speaker 2: than the did that.
Speaker 1: I didn't watch the whole.
Speaker 2: Right, you sent me like the video and the audio
Speaker 2: clip you want to write, and I got more than that.
Speaker 2: I went the extra mile.
Speaker 1: But the clip was literally exactly the amount of time
Speaker 1: that they discussed the thing.
Speaker 2: Right, So that was a little something extra, I believe.
Speaker 1: From the interview. So click. So cut number two is
Speaker 1: the interview, then.
Speaker 2: It's it's more of the interview. Yes, oh, I believe.
Speaker 1: Way you word it, all right, hold on, here we go,
Speaker 1: all right. So uh and you put both the setup
Speaker 1: and the and and then his.
Speaker 2: Right, Stephanie rule, and then I have Dwight, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: whatever his real name.
Speaker 1: Is, all right, all right, so let's let's all right.
Speaker 1: So this one actually says all right. So I'm just confused.
Speaker 1: This one says SRM, assuming that Stephanie will let's listen
Speaker 1: to the setup, shall We.
Speaker 8: Of Americans don't trust mainstream media.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is it.
Speaker 5: This is listen.
Speaker 9: We are seeing a huge loss in trust of all
Speaker 9: of our institutions. It's the media, it's medicine, it's banking.
Speaker 9: It's a huge problem because when you think about democracy
Speaker 9: and all of these pillars, they need to stand tall,
Speaker 9: they need to stand strong.
Speaker 1: By the way she's one thousand percent right. And I
Speaker 1: preached about this on the show, the amount of trust
Speaker 1: that was lost within the medical community, the banking community,
Speaker 1: the educational community, right, especially with everything around COVID, and
Speaker 1: then of course within the Three letter agencies and the
Speaker 1: Justice Department and all of these things. Watching what was
Speaker 1: going on with Trump and J six and all of this,
Speaker 1: She's absolutely right. The problem is she'll never properly assign blame.
Speaker 9: And sort of losing that trust is not by accident,
Speaker 9: it's by design. If you remember when President Trump running
Speaker 9: the first time, Steve Bannon once said, the goal is
Speaker 9: to blow the whole thing up.
Speaker 5: Hm.
Speaker 9: And so I think that you've got mistakes made or
Speaker 9: things starting to slip, while at the same time there's
Speaker 9: a concerted effort to destroy the media, because the media,
Speaker 9: that the news media is, in my opinion, the last
Speaker 9: slide of defense of holding power accountable.
Speaker 1: Talk about sniffing your own farts, man, there's the media
Speaker 1: is the last line of de pay. So you have
Speaker 1: no idea why people lost trust in the media. You
Speaker 1: just can't fathom it, huh.
Speaker 9: Right, And you had a bit of a perfect storm, right,
Speaker 9: President Trump won, and tons of people were shocked or
Speaker 9: angry or frustrated, and they're tuning out. And at the
Speaker 9: same time, you have the elon musk media machine because
Speaker 9: they want you to leave traditional media and they want
Speaker 9: you to go to X which is a bastion of misinformation.
Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 1: Wait, so I have a question. Do you want people
Speaker 1: to leave CNN and come to MSNBC? I bet you do. Ross.
Speaker 1: Do you want people who listen to other radio stations
Speaker 1: to come listen to us?
Speaker 2: I don't even understand the question, Oh, what are you
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 1: So you don't want other people other lists, people who
Speaker 1: don't listen to the show too?
Speaker 2: What do you mean don't listen?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's a hypothetical. Let's say there were
Speaker 1: people who didn't listen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I would not like that. You would not
Speaker 2: like I would not like that.
Speaker 1: All right, well you are Stephanie rule apparently all right,
Speaker 1: continue man with your with your dumb statement. Is no
Speaker 1: fact checking. So it's a perfect storm of community not.
Speaker 9: Saying I'm angry, I'm frustrated, I'm tuning out, I'm disconnecting,
Speaker 9: and then you have a force pushing it and and
Speaker 9: but even in the last two weeks, what we need
Speaker 9: to do is just cover what's happening in America.
Speaker 1: Right, honestly, you should cover honestly what's happening, all right,
Speaker 1: So and so, now she set that up, she assumes
Speaker 1: because you heard Rain Wilson kind of go yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that he's probably just going to be like, you're amazing,
Speaker 1: You're so smart. But let's listen to his response to
Speaker 1: what Rule was saying there, because she was not expecting this.
Speaker 8: ID badges are long overdue. Security in this office park
Speaker 8: is a joke. Last year, I came to work with
Speaker 8: my spud gun in a Duffel bag. I sat at
Speaker 8: my desk all day with a rifle that shoots potatoes
Speaker 8: at sixty pounds per square inch. Can you imagine if
Speaker 8: I was deranged?
Speaker 1: Do you do you think that's what he said to
Speaker 1: Stephanie Rule about ID badges and potato guns.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not gonna lie. It does seem like
Speaker 2: a non sequitur, but I mean it would be it
Speaker 2: May's on brand.
Speaker 1: Please Lord tell me this one is the actual response.
Speaker 8: I saved Jim's life with a countupper spray. I had
Speaker 8: Velcrode under my desk. People say weapons, Oh, it's dangerous
Speaker 8: to keep weapons in the home or the workplace. Well,
Speaker 8: I say, it's better to be hurt by someone you
Speaker 8: know accidentally than by a stranger on purpose.
Speaker 1: Is it is?
Speaker 2: I mean that he completely owned Stephanie rule. There shall
Speaker 2: you shall shall not be infringed, shall not.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm just gonna bang through eventually. We got
Speaker 1: to get to the right thing here. How long were
Speaker 1: you dubbing all this in this morning? This looks like
Speaker 1: a half hour of you giggling and cutting stuff up,
Speaker 1: and now I don't even know which one I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to close.
Speaker 8: The worst thing you can do for your immune system
Speaker 8: is coddle it. They need to fight their own battles.
Speaker 8: If Saber really cared about our well being, they would
Speaker 8: set up hand de sanitizing stations, a simple bowl at
Speaker 8: every juncture, filled with dirt, vomit, fecal matter.
Speaker 1: Exposing yourself to germs is the best way to make
Speaker 1: yourself stronger.
Speaker 8: To avoid illness. Expose yourself to germs, enabling your immune
Speaker 8: system to develop antibodies. Could I don't know why everyone
Speaker 8: doesn't do this. Maybe they have something against living forever.
Speaker 1: I feel like that would get you fired from someone.
Speaker 2: A great point there from Dwight about COVID.
Speaker 4: Who's the king of Austria.
Speaker 8: Joseph is the King of Prussia, Friedrich Wilhelm is the
Speaker 8: King of England.
Speaker 1: Why the tyrant king George?
Speaker 8: Of course, I don't care what Jim says. That is
Speaker 8: not the real Ben Franklin. I am ninety nine.
Speaker 1: I don't even know where to go with it. So
Speaker 1: there's seven Dwight cuts and of this, and I literally
Speaker 1: got all the wrong ones first, which means, by process
Speaker 1: of elimination, this last cut is the fact his rebuke
Speaker 1: to Stephanie rule and not a Ben Franklin observational thing
Speaker 1: or a germ thing. All right, actual response to Stephanie
Speaker 1: rule or I'm gonna go to break and I don't know,
Speaker 1: pace in a circle. Here we go.
Speaker 8: This is where I would push back when yes, I
Speaker 8: see this kind of insight and passion being directed at
Speaker 8: the current administration and the lack of this kind of
Speaker 8: insight and passion being directed at the previous administration, where
Speaker 8: again I'm not talking about you, I'm talking about nor
Speaker 8: leaning news media organizations were kind of like la la
Speaker 8: la la la, Everything's fine.
Speaker 1: Look the environments, I mean, look, the economy's.
Speaker 4: Great, la la la, Immigration's not that much of a problem.
Speaker 8: And really, being Cleopatra Queen of denial, thank you boom.
Speaker 1: And actually she says I would push back in the clip.
Speaker 1: In the longer clip, she goes, I would push back
Speaker 1: on that assertion about immigration. So she then went on
Speaker 1: to argue with him that immigration is not an issue.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Yeah, she and it made her,
Speaker 1: it bothered her, and you know what, Ross, You're probably right,
Speaker 1: he'd have been better off going with any of the
Speaker 1: other stuff we played. Just a confuser, man, that would
Speaker 1: have been amazing. All right, we need a breather after
Speaker 1: that seven twenty hang on there. You know, we got
Speaker 1: the NFL Draft tomorrow tomorrow that that is happening, and
Speaker 1: you know one of the big storylines and it is
Speaker 1: Shador Sanders, the Colorado quarterback obviously Dion, one of Dion's kids,
Speaker 1: and look, somebody who is immensely talented physically. Right. The
Speaker 1: problem is, as several stories have leaked now from various
Speaker 1: people within you know, some of the different NFL teams,
Speaker 1: and they're not going well. In fact, one assistant they
Speaker 1: identify which team. It doesn't say which team, but I
Speaker 1: don't know how many formal interviews he's done. Called it
Speaker 1: the worst formal interview I've ever seen in my entire career,
Speaker 1: or no, my entire life, he says, saying that Shadur
Speaker 1: Sanders was so entitled. At one point, he indicated that
Speaker 1: if they drafted him, he didn't carry the coach one.
Speaker 1: He's going to do what he does, which is not
Speaker 1: what they're wanting to hear. So this dude could humble man.
Speaker 1: And of course the problem is then his dad's gonna
Speaker 1: be out there claiming it's some you know, I can't
Speaker 1: believe they're doing some sort of bias. And I swear
Speaker 1: if Race gets jacked into this thing, I'm gonna lose
Speaker 1: my damn mind. Nobody is drafting or not drafting your
Speaker 1: kid because he's black, Dion. They're not drafting or drafting
Speaker 1: him based on how they feel he's going to jive
Speaker 1: with the team. And yes, this is probably not something
Speaker 1: the coaches want to hear. Gms don't want to hear
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do what I'm gonna do because they all
Speaker 1: remember Johnny Football, most recently telling Bernie Cozar he doesn't
Speaker 1: take advice from old men, which is an actual thing
Speaker 1: that happened. At the very least, it seems that Johnny
Speaker 1: Football has been a little humbled. I've seen some interviews
Speaker 1: with him subsequently, and I think he recognizes what he
Speaker 1: did to himself. Scientists claim to have invented a new color.
Speaker 1: I let me explain it as best I can. I'm not.
Speaker 1: The science here apparently escapes me. Uh So. The way
Speaker 1: it works, the the retina includes cone cells, cells responsible
Speaker 1: for perceiving color. There's three types. That's why when you
Speaker 1: you know, if you if there's a color like for
Speaker 1: marketing materials, your company has one that's specific, Like we
Speaker 1: have a color code that is for the iHeartMedia red
Speaker 1: that is specific to that version of red. According to scientists,
Speaker 1: this is a new color. You can see it and
Speaker 1: it's cold. O Low. I don't want to rain on
Speaker 1: anyone's parade. Ross. I just texted you had you seen
Speaker 1: have you seen this color before? Let me remember we're guys.
Speaker 1: Uh that's mint and green. It's like it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's green. You know what it is. It's the color
Speaker 1: of every other house at Topsail.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know what I'm saying. Oh yeah, it's it's
Speaker 2: beach green.
Speaker 1: It's that beach green aquamarine looking thing, and and they'll
Speaker 1: be like, well, no, technically it's olo. It's a new
Speaker 1: color we created, nah, which they're probably gonna try to
Speaker 1: hold a patent on who the hell knows, But can
Speaker 1: you hold can you hold a patent on part of
Speaker 1: the color spectrum? I don't know.
Speaker 2: This is like when you're trying to figure out how
Speaker 2: to paint the wall correct and you get a little
Speaker 2: stupid what do they call the tabs or whatever they're called,
Speaker 2: which little sample?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and your wife's like, well, there's seventeen different whites to.
Speaker 4: Choose from there?
Speaker 2: A white, yeah, pick one.
Speaker 1: I'll give you ones more cream and one's more straight white.
Speaker 1: I can delineate a couple in there, but you have
Speaker 1: seventeen in your hands, and I'll be happy. Did you guys?
Speaker 1: You guys did some painting. Is that literally how the
Speaker 1: process went? Or is your wife? Was your wife just
Speaker 1: cool with all right, give me something white?
Speaker 2: And then you just went and you got I sort
Speaker 2: of went with like a green like the color you
Speaker 2: sent me, Like I swear that's already a.
Speaker 1: Color oh in your house? Yeah? Oh, then you should
Speaker 1: own the patent, dude, right there, we'll tweak this story
Speaker 1: out for you if you want to go look at that.
Speaker 1: So then you had look, you got all sorts of
Speaker 1: homework on our Twitter. You got to go to at
Speaker 1: Cacy on the radio one. You got to go see
Speaker 1: the chick who wanted to be the Navy seal and
Speaker 1: go and definitely scroll down to arrange photos there and
Speaker 1: go see this new color which is literally every other
Speaker 1: beach house color in North Carolina. So that's actually pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Not only of North Carolina's a coast produced flight, which
Speaker 1: I hear is pretty popular. Now we're coming up with
Speaker 1: new colors because I swear I've seen houses painted this color,
Speaker 1: or at least the trim on houses. Yeah, that's one
Speaker 1: hundred percent beach or mint green or whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it. So check that out at Casey on
Speaker 1: the radio. All right, I said, I have another Nancy
Speaker 1: Mace on piece of audio. So a trans woman shows
Speaker 1: up and confronts Nancy Mace. It's some things she's speaking at.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what it is. It really doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: She's just there's a podium, she's still standing on stage.
Speaker 1: There's like these two potted plants on either side of
Speaker 1: the podium, which sounds like, why are you telling me
Speaker 1: that it will come to play? And the trans woman
Speaker 1: walks up to talk to Nancy Mace, and she's offended
Speaker 1: because of some verbiage that Nancy, I guess used when
Speaker 1: she was speaking. So they get into an argument. See
Speaker 1: if you can tell the moment when if you were
Speaker 1: questioning whether that is a trans woman or not, when
Speaker 1: you might have assurance in your assumption. See if you
Speaker 1: can pay it's very subtle, very subtle, like these seventeen
Speaker 1: color white changes is on the palletts your wife got. Okay,
Speaker 1: very subtle, might be hard, so listen intently, let's get
Speaker 1: into it.
Speaker 4: Did you hear it?
Speaker 1: Did you pick up on it all right? Did you again?
Speaker 1: Very subtle, very hard to hear. Ross did you even
Speaker 1: notice when you were dubbing it in man? Probably not? Huh,
Speaker 1: very subtle, very hard to hear. But yeah, there's just
Speaker 1: that that little slip there, that moment, and then, for
Speaker 1: no reason to understand, uh the uh, the constituent, I
Speaker 1: guess picks up one of the potted plants and like
Speaker 1: starts walking away with it. So I don't know if
Speaker 1: that's some sort of like moral victory. You didn't get
Speaker 1: what you wanted. You didn't get Nancy to say that
Speaker 1: you won't use a word that offended you, which you know,
Speaker 1: but that's fine. It wasn't initially an impolite thing. It
Speaker 1: was just And now you're stealing a plant like I
Speaker 1: don't understand what's going on here. But it's not even
Speaker 1: you know, that's not even why society is doomed, man,
Speaker 1: humanity is doomed. I saw a story yesterday. I don't
Speaker 1: even know how we got here. And there's two points
Speaker 1: to this. Let me read the headline, and I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna warn you. It will sap your soul. Okay, it
Speaker 1: will sap your soul that this is being utilized, and
Speaker 1: I'll explain to you the different ways it's being utilized,
Speaker 1: and that the people who do it are somehow profiting
Speaker 1: off of it. Fake down syndrome Influencers created with AI
Speaker 1: are being used to promote only fans content. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: read that again. Fake down syndrome influencers created with AI
Speaker 1: are being used to promote OnlyFans content. And I will
Speaker 1: tell you you've probably seen an example of this. If
Speaker 1: you're on Twitter at all, there's you know, there's a
Speaker 1: there's some videos where they have somebody say something that's
Speaker 1: a little snippet and then all of a sudden they
Speaker 1: start going they start singing the comments. You've probably seen
Speaker 1: a lot of these videos. Uh, there was one. There
Speaker 1: was one yesterday with like this really morbidly obese goth
Speaker 1: check and she was talking about being OCD and like
Speaker 1: one of the comments is actually your ob CD, which
Speaker 1: I you know, and then you see so there's another
Speaker 1: one where there is a woman with you know, one
Speaker 1: of the Kardashian butts, and she's in the super tight
Speaker 1: workout clothes that we've come to expect from fitness influencers,
Speaker 1: and she's you know, she's very well endowed and not
Speaker 1: leaving them much to the imagination. And uh, it is
Speaker 1: portrayed as a woman with Down syndrome, and then a
Speaker 1: bunch of people are again, it's one thing if it's
Speaker 1: actually a woman with Down syndrome. And then people are
Speaker 1: like because it creates a discussion, right, can people with
Speaker 1: Down syndrome be sexual beings consent? Like these are all
Speaker 1: debates that we've had the problem is it's not real. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that is the body of an actual OnlyFans model that
Speaker 1: they have laid. There is an eight There is a
Speaker 1: face filter where you can make your face look down syndrome, right.
Speaker 2: And she released the video as like a joke because
Speaker 2: like in the video she's at like the gym or whatever,
Speaker 2: like you said, she looks super fit, but her face
Speaker 2: it looks like she has down syndrome R. And she
Speaker 2: released it, but then everybody it was getting like a
Speaker 2: billion clicks. She's like, I can profit off this, And
Speaker 2: then she started releasing more videos with the down syndrome
Speaker 2: face filter.
Speaker 1: Which why is that a who made that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. So now it's become a thing that
Speaker 2: people are profiting off of.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes it is, and again it's not even it
Speaker 1: would be one thing if it was an actual woman
Speaker 1: with down syndrome, because it would that I mean, the
Speaker 1: whole moral discussion that that would create would be one thing.
Speaker 2: Right, No, I mean that would be you know, if
Speaker 2: it was an actual person who is in that good
Speaker 2: of shape, that would be inspiring, right, like I work
Speaker 2: go to.
Speaker 1: The I mean not for the only fans side.
Speaker 2: That's for stuff now, I'm just talking about you know,
Speaker 2: being in that you're in great shape.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, Yeah, you've overcome all of all of these
Speaker 1: challenges and now you're tackling you know, the physical challenge
Speaker 1: and you're doing a great job. That that would be great,
Speaker 1: but the fact that it's used to drive content to
Speaker 1: this only fans girl who figured out that if she
Speaker 1: face filters hers, and she's not alone, face filters herself
Speaker 1: to look like she has Down syndrome, she gets paid.
Speaker 1: Like you have to have no morality, right that you
Speaker 1: have to your your soul must be empty to think
Speaker 1: that this is a good idea. But she's clearly profiting
Speaker 1: off it, and as a result, others are joining her.
Speaker 1: And again, I'm just so disturbed that of all the
Speaker 1: face filters out there, and I know that you know,
Speaker 1: the modern you know, the younger set loves the filters, right,
Speaker 1: it's the whole thing that somebody thought, Hey, you know
Speaker 1: what's missing. You know what's missing is clearly down syndrome
Speaker 1: face filters. Who are you who made that? And how
Speaker 1: are they not in that l Salvadoran prison right now? Right?
Speaker 1: Having to explain to MS thirteen, what did you do
Speaker 1: to get in here? I made a face filter so
Speaker 1: I could take advantage of people with down syndrome and
Speaker 1: profit off idiots probably wouldn't go well for you. So again,
Speaker 1: humanity's done, so good game. Everybody's seven forty five raced
Speaker 1: agic from the weather Channel. He's here to give you
Speaker 1: your final weather before the rapture.
Speaker 4: What's going on with that again?
Speaker 1: Somebody, some sick pervert, some OnlyFans girl is has a
Speaker 1: face filter so she looks like she has down syndrome,
Speaker 1: but she has like, you know, like an only fans body,
Speaker 1: and she's proffiting off of it. And I'm just like,
Speaker 1: do we have no humanity anymore? The answer is no.
Speaker 4: That went out the door with only fans.
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 4: I said, that went out the door with only fans?
Speaker 1: Right, Well, that's a that's a good point.
Speaker 10: I mean, thank you. So it's it's I don't know
Speaker 10: where we are. We're lost, we are truly lost, but
Speaker 10: I'll try to find us. Yeah, several days again. I
Speaker 10: talked about it Monday, yesterday, today, we'll talk about it again.
Speaker 10: Of round of showers, thunderstorms. Yesterday even had a couple
Speaker 10: of wind reports and rain between point two eight at
Speaker 10: the airport and Raleigh, two point one three in Winston Salem,
Speaker 10: so a couple of batches of heavier rain around point
Speaker 10: six and in Kinston and a little bit more to
Speaker 10: our east and southwest. And I think that's what it's
Speaker 10: going to be the next several days, scattered around. Best
Speaker 10: chance is best coverage probably gonna start coming in here
Speaker 10: later in the weeks that front tries to go on
Speaker 10: the move and into the beginning of the weekend. So
Speaker 10: more scattered showers right now, a couple of light rain
Speaker 10: showers just east of Ashville and also heading out toward
Speaker 10: the outer Banks. I think we're rain free with a
Speaker 10: little fog this morning, maybe a passing shower this afternoon,
Speaker 10: mid upper seventies, and just a few showers, maybe a
Speaker 10: thunderstorm into early tonight. And then tonight we're in the
Speaker 10: mid upper fifties. Tomorrow, sun and clouds, and again best
Speaker 10: chance for a few showers thunderstorms afternoon and evening. But
Speaker 10: many of us, casey, if you have plans for the evening,
Speaker 10: you know you end up being like, well, all thought
Speaker 10: it was gonna rain. Many of us probably won't get rain.
Speaker 10: That's how minimal the coverage will be. And I think
Speaker 10: better coverage Friday Friday night to Saturday and then finally
Speaker 10: by Sunday we start seeing the sun come back out.
Speaker 10: We got multiple days in a row. We're gonna flip
Speaker 10: it again. Seems we've been doing it like every other week.
Speaker 10: We go wet, we go dry, we go wet, we
Speaker 10: go dry. We'll go dry Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, maybe even
Speaker 10: into Wednesday with load to mid seventies to start the week,
Speaker 10: back into the eighties by about Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Hey, question, you're out with the boys, maybe you're on
Speaker 1: a boat or whatever, and one of them is in
Speaker 1: the water and all of a sudden begins you realize
Speaker 1: he's getting attacked by a shark. You jumping in there
Speaker 1: to help him? No, you let your boy to git
Speaker 1: eaten by the shark.
Speaker 4: Huh yeah, not even a chance.
Speaker 1: Okay, Sorry. If it's multiple sharks, you're definitely out.
Speaker 4: No, even see a shark, I'm not going in the water.
Speaker 1: But that's your boys, that's your bro man.
Speaker 4: Hope, I'm in the will.
Speaker 1: Wow. That was great. All right, thank you, And for
Speaker 1: those wonder what that story is, we'll all find out
Speaker 1: together next Thank you. Ray, We'll be back. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: somebody is very disturbed by the down syndrome story. I want.
Speaker 1: I don't think that I was insensitive, but holy you like,
Speaker 1: we're here to talk about the news man and the
Speaker 1: fact that you know, the internet's already a place that
Speaker 1: you know, makes parents nervous, right, there's a certain level
Speaker 1: of control you want. You hope your kid when they
Speaker 1: get old enough, is able to understand everything that's going
Speaker 1: on there and and you know, stay away from the horribleness.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's all you can really hope for. And
Speaker 1: the fact that through some of these mediums people are faking.
Speaker 1: They're not just faking disabilities wells. You ever see videos
Speaker 1: of those of the people who claim to have Tourette
Speaker 1: syndrome when they clearly don't. There's been a couple, like
Speaker 1: big influencers that that was their whole thing, and so
Speaker 1: they had all these videos and then they would do
Speaker 1: something dumb like go do a two hour interview and
Speaker 1: never have a tick, and people figured it out. Uh,
Speaker 1: wasn't there a guy who was in a wheelchair and
Speaker 1: he didn't He forgot that his streaming cam was on
Speaker 1: and he stood up and walked away. Now that guy's story,
Speaker 1: I think his thing was he was in a wheelchair
Speaker 1: from an auto accident, and through physical therapy, eventually was
Speaker 1: able to get out, but he realized that the wheelchair
Speaker 1: was kind of a stick, so even though he was
Speaker 1: then able to walk short distances, he never disclosed it
Speaker 1: to his audience. And if we have that level of it,
Speaker 1: how some thought or you know, some OnlyFans girl can
Speaker 1: use a face filter designed by Satan to go ahead
Speaker 1: and make hundreds of thousands of dollars a year is
Speaker 1: just it does not reflect well on our society because
Speaker 1: people still have to be paying that. Yeah, and it's
Speaker 1: just terrified. Man. So yeah, look, not everything we do
Speaker 1: is a happy story, That's what I'm saying. But sometimes
Speaker 1: it's just so insane that it needs shared. Jay, what's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 5: Hey, Casey, I'm trying to push an idea. If El
Speaker 5: Salvador can do it, we can do it. Let's build
Speaker 5: the prisons that houses seventy thousand people, and we could
Speaker 5: do it in a half a year, and that would
Speaker 5: circumvent the judicial system to the Democrats of throwing the
Speaker 5: roadblocks of the Democrats are throwing. We could build a
Speaker 5: seacot right here in this country that how is seventy
Speaker 5: thousand people?
Speaker 1: Well, would be very basic. Well, hold on who do
Speaker 1: you want to house in this thing?
Speaker 5: The criminal illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: Facilities? Yeah, no, no, no, I hear you. We have facilities
Speaker 1: here because if you're not just, you can't just grab
Speaker 1: American citizens and throw them in there willy nilly, Right,
Speaker 1: you agree with that. Well, as I say that, I'm
Speaker 1: hard to spaculate. It's fun for me to say, stick
Speaker 1: the guy who made this space filter in Guantanamo. But
Speaker 1: if he's some dude in Georgia was born here, you
Speaker 1: don't get to just stick him in Guantanamo. There's a whole.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I agree with you on that case. But
Speaker 5: I'm just saying that the ones that have proven to
Speaker 5: be criminal aliens, illegal criminal aliens, get them out of here,
Speaker 5: or if you can't get him out of here.
Speaker 1: And that's right, the locally contracted with Ol Salvador. That's
Speaker 1: a contract we contracted with them, the US right, So right,
Speaker 1: he did not have to expand and build further detention facilities.
Speaker 1: Contracted with El Salvador for the purpose of, you know,
Speaker 1: having more room to house can export them here. But well, yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's the thing. But there is some and I
Speaker 1: will say this, there is some benefit to having them
Speaker 1: out physically outside. It's the reason that Guantanamo became. And
Speaker 1: thanks for the call there, sir. It's the reason that
Speaker 1: you want. You want as many as you can get
Speaker 1: physically out of the country. Although technically Guantanamo is it's
Speaker 1: not Cuba, but it's not the US anyway, but it
Speaker 1: is the US, so that one's a little stickier. But
Speaker 1: El Salva or Salvador City there and outside of it,
Speaker 1: where this prison is, that is not I honestly, I
Speaker 1: don't know if I've just been this disconnected or they're
Speaker 1: just not doing the same level of marketing. So I
Speaker 1: asked Ross about he didn't know. Did you know that
Speaker 1: next week a new Marvel movie comes out, one of
Speaker 1: their big budget Marvel movies. I know we talked about
Speaker 1: the The Avengers update that's, you know, for the Doomsday
Speaker 1: or whatever that's further down the road, But no, on
Speaker 1: May second, the new Marvel movie The Thunderbolts or just
Speaker 1: Thunderbolts apparently is the name of the movie. I'm not
Speaker 1: super familiar with this, although I did watch it. So
Speaker 1: the characters that are in it are Black Widow's sister
Speaker 1: Florence Pugh I think plays her Bucky Barnes so Sebastian
Speaker 1: stan So you got Bucky back?
Speaker 2: Is Steve Rogers as Captain America in it?
Speaker 1: I'm checking? Hang on, no, no, no no. Also, if
Speaker 1: you watch the standalone Black Widow, you saw the family there,
Speaker 1: so the father is going to be in this. Let's
Speaker 1: see here. Oh you know who's in it? Ross Julie
Speaker 1: Luis Dreyfus. She will play Valentine know alegra Defontaine. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's the director of the CIA who runs the Thunderbolt
Speaker 1: Elate from Seinfeld. Yeah, check from Seinfeld. What you know?
Speaker 1: She can't be the CIA director who runs the Thunderbolt
Speaker 1: Secret Fighting Group or something.
Speaker 2: I just don't have her dance. I now you mentioned it.
Speaker 2: I do recall seeing this in my timeline, and I've
Speaker 2: sort of just gone over every time, like I didn't
Speaker 2: give it a second thought. I'm like, God, yeah, but.
Speaker 1: That's just it's just I'm assuming it's because this is
Speaker 1: a whole you know, you a whole cast there, giant
Speaker 1: cast of people, and it's judging by the you know,
Speaker 1: judging by the trailer that I actually finally watched yesterday,
Speaker 1: it looks like it's you know, all the budget. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what they spent on it. Maybe maybe there's
Speaker 1: something here on the wiki. But like, I think the
Speaker 1: marketing has not been very good.
Speaker 2: No, it is like I've seen a lot of discussion
Speaker 2: talking about some guy that apparently is supposed to be
Speaker 2: stronger than all the Avengers put together, and maybe they're
Speaker 2: talking about the thunderbl this movie. I assume they were
Speaker 2: talking about Doctor Doom. So that's how I got you.
Speaker 2: Ineffective the marketing has been because I don't even know
Speaker 2: what movie they're talking about.
Speaker 1: Who is Uh, let's see, I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 1: who's the battie in this movie. M I I can't tell.
Speaker 1: Oh no, okay, wait, hold on, So there is a
Speaker 1: Captain America connection. Wyatt Russell will play John Walker and
Speaker 1: Enhance super Soldier Remember the Thunderbolts, a former decorated captain
Speaker 1: of the US Army Rangers chosen by the US government
Speaker 1: to become Steve Rogers' successor.
Speaker 2: Oh this is the guy that played Captain America in
Speaker 2: the beginning of the Falcon and Winter Soldier mini series. Yes,
Speaker 2: I hated that guy.
Speaker 1: Oh, well he's in it, so yeah, here it is. Yeah, yep,
Speaker 1: absolutely here it is the Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
Speaker 1: They credit him right here. Yeah, so like the mar
Speaker 1: when I point to the marketing it. You know, one
Speaker 1: of the things that marketing shows is the level of confidence. Right,
Speaker 1: but they've been getting their butt handed to them so
Speaker 1: regularly right now. I don't the fact that. And I
Speaker 1: don't consume a lot of media where there's commercials, right,
Speaker 1: I try to avoid that. I just stream usually, But
Speaker 1: you know, like Prime, I think I saw it on
Speaker 1: Prime Video. I was watching something on Prime and I
Speaker 1: refuse to pay because you know, it used to be
Speaker 1: I didn't have to watch commercials and then they change
Speaker 1: and I refuse to be up charge because I don't
Speaker 1: watch Prime that much. And I was I started the
Speaker 1: series Goliath, which I know I'm late to the party there,
Speaker 1: but I was really enjoyed land Man. Have you seen
Speaker 1: land Man?
Speaker 2: By the way, I've seen the clips, the viral clips online,
Speaker 2: and I know the White House has shared some of
Speaker 2: them as well.
Speaker 1: Dude, watch that show. It's great.
Speaker 2: Well, Billy Bob Thornton talking with Billy Bob thort the
Speaker 2: moonbat chick about oil and stuff. Yeah, I've seen that,
Speaker 2: and it's.
Speaker 1: Just so And you know, people describe it as just
Speaker 1: Billy Bob Thornton explaining things to moonbats, and that is
Speaker 1: a big part of it. But you know, let me
Speaker 1: tell you, I know a little something about drilling culture
Speaker 1: because a lot of a lot of people I worked,
Speaker 1: a lot of people I went to school with. They
Speaker 1: work as roughnecks now, you know, on the shale fields
Speaker 1: of the Dakotas and Wyoming there and understand Texas is
Speaker 1: a little different, but from what I know, And then
Speaker 1: we had drilling on our property, so I have a
Speaker 1: little uh, maybe not on the technical side, but I
Speaker 1: understand the geopolitics of it around there. I thought they
Speaker 1: did a very good job with that, and I want
Speaker 1: and I get a real stickler for stay. It's why
Speaker 1: some of the Yellowstone stuff rubbed me the wrong way,
Speaker 1: because it's clearly not how ranching works and that and
Speaker 1: that stuff bothers me. But I don't know, it was
Speaker 1: pretty good, pretty good, And so then I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: I had been meaning to watch that Goliath series with
Speaker 1: Billy Bob Thornton, and I so enjoyed him in Land Man,
Speaker 1: I decided to start that. So I watched the first
Speaker 1: couple episodes yesterday and I think that's where I saw
Speaker 1: the trailer for this. That's because it's other than live sports.
Speaker 1: It's one of the few times I really get fed commercials.
Speaker 1: So anyway, we'll see opens may second. There you go.
Speaker 1: All right, let me get to the shark story real quick,
Speaker 1: because we kind of asked Ray the question, what would
Speaker 1: you do. You're out with your family, You're well, family's
Speaker 1: probably going to be a little different. Well, let's say
Speaker 1: you're out with your friends, because that's the scenario here.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that there were family members that witnessed
Speaker 1: what happened. So you're out with the boys, we're the gals,
Speaker 1: and one he is in the water. The rest of
Speaker 1: you are out of the water, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: your friend, who was diving, I guess, you know, like
Speaker 1: diving on a coral reef for snorkland or whatever they
Speaker 1: were doing, they start screaming because there's a shark. There's
Speaker 1: a shark the unidentified diver at this point. This happened
Speaker 1: in the Mediterranean, by the way, and there is video
Speaker 1: showing the diver being attacked by the shark as horrified
Speaker 1: beach goers as well as other members of the diver's
Speaker 1: party there are watching, so I guess they're on a
Speaker 1: boat shallow and then there's people on the beach and
Speaker 1: you get it from the beach. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know all the details. But in the video
Speaker 1: you can literally hear the person scream quote they're biting
Speaker 1: me as they're being further, you know, drug further and
Speaker 1: further out to see. And nobody jumped in. Nobody did anything,
Speaker 1: And I saw people are like, I can't believe it.
Speaker 1: Why would nobody jump in there? Well, one, it's the
Speaker 1: use of the word there and specifically the th e
Speaker 1: y apostrophe R that probably gave people pause because that
Speaker 1: means there's more than one shark they conjunction of the
Speaker 1: word they, and uh, if you thought you'd see one
Speaker 1: shark can jump in cause I think there's people if
Speaker 1: they had enough liquid courage, would be like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go punch it in the nose. I heard that on
Speaker 1: the news. You just punch it in the nose. But
Speaker 1: when it's a whole school of sharks going piranha on that, dude,
Speaker 1: I don't blame people for not getting in there. I
Speaker 1: really don't. Now in most ocean going vessels that I
Speaker 1: spend any time in there is also a firearm, which
Speaker 1: is good, and it's not just because you think you're
Speaker 1: gonna you know, smugglers or whatever, like you don't know,
Speaker 1: you don't know, and so yeah, it could be for security.
Speaker 1: But also at the very least, if I'm in the
Speaker 1: water and I'm the poor guy who lost the lottery
Speaker 1: here and I'm getting attacked by like six bull sharks
Speaker 1: or whatever this was, I want my boys to at
Speaker 1: least take some pot shots at them. I want to
Speaker 1: know that you tried. But everyone's just filming, man. So like,
Speaker 1: I don't think people had to jump in there, but
Speaker 1: there's other things you can attempt to do. They probably
Speaker 1: wouldn't be successful because now blood's in the water. But yeah, man,
Speaker 1: it's a very dark story. Their officials who have not
Speaker 1: I guess they have not even recovered all of it,
Speaker 1: but they are they're presuming the victim dead in this
Speaker 1: in this instance, so all right, Now, if it's a
Speaker 1: family member, that's a different thing, right because I think
Speaker 1: a lot of people, like if you're a father and
Speaker 1: you had your teenage son in there, and in this scenario,
Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of dads would just jump in.
Speaker 1: Probably a lot of moms too, but I you know,
Speaker 1: I think you at least have a number but your
Speaker 1: friend group. You may like your friends, but are you
Speaker 1: jumping into a ravenous pack of sharks that are already
Speaker 1: had blood in the water. Probably not going to work
Speaker 1: out well for you.
Speaker 2: And then you could be like that guy. Remember the
Speaker 2: guy in Florida rescued his buddy who was eaten by
Speaker 2: the gator. Well, didn't he go out and tried to
Speaker 2: hunt hunt down the gator? Right Bytically?
Speaker 1: I think technically I think that was in Louisiana and
Speaker 1: he was like, f that gator. No, it was west,
Speaker 1: text was East Texas. Yeah, that's my favorite story. So
Speaker 1: if you guys don't know this story, there's a there's
Speaker 1: like a bar or whatever and it has like a
Speaker 1: byou behind it, and then there's a there's a dock,
Speaker 1: right because you get people on you know, the little
Speaker 1: boats that come over and they can dock and go
Speaker 1: and and so they're out on the dock. They don't
Speaker 1: have a boat, but there's a sign on the dock
Speaker 1: that says no swimming alligator. And then they they they
Speaker 1: even have a name because like that it's a big
Speaker 1: alligator that everyone knows. And this guy gets a little
Speaker 1: liquid courage in him and he's like, well, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go swim and screw it. So he jumps off the
Speaker 1: dock and yells and I'm quoting here, f that gator
Speaker 1: while he's jumping off the dock, and the gator just
Speaker 1: happened to be sitting under the dock going F F me,
Speaker 1: F me, no, no, no, F you And eight is
Speaker 1: bro and he didn't just jump in to save his
Speaker 1: dude that day because that was unsuccessful. He said that
Speaker 1: the guy disappeared under the water. That's how do it.
Speaker 1: Eventually they weren't they weren't even able to find them. Initially,
Speaker 1: they found like traces of this dude, and his buddy
Speaker 1: decided he was going to avenge his friend, so he
Speaker 1: spent the next couple of days try to track this
Speaker 1: gator down. He found it, he put it, He put
Speaker 1: one in the brain, and they actually found his buddy
Speaker 1: in the gator. So that's what friends will do for you.
Speaker 1: In the post.
Speaker 2: Mortem, maybe they'll hunt down the shark.
Speaker 1: You know, well sharks, uh, there's several of them they
Speaker 1: I think in the video they estimated there's six different
Speaker 1: sharks there. So yeah, that's that's that's gonna be a
Speaker 1: lot to do. You're gonna have to get busy. And
Speaker 1: I don't know that it works the same way that
Speaker 1: since that gator was kind of in the same area.
Speaker 1: Sharks are a little migratory, as anyone who's seen any
Speaker 1: of the shark trackers off the coast of North Carolina,
Speaker 1: which is an app you can get for free.
Speaker 4: It's kind of cool.
Speaker 1: I'm terrifying be like, ah, I'm gonna go swimming here
Speaker 1: at Wrightsville Beach. Oh wait, no, there's three Great Whites
Speaker 1: with homing beacons on them. I think we will not,
Speaker 1: but that's you know, that can increase your beach fun
Speaker 1: if you so desire. All right, eight eighteen CaCO Day
Speaker 1: Radio program. What are you doing if your boys in
Speaker 1: there getting mouthed on by sharks? What if it's your
Speaker 1: family member? Because like I think magically, if you think
Speaker 1: that out, you shouldn't get in there.
Speaker 2: I think most people would say, yeah, I'm going to
Speaker 2: jump in for a child.
Speaker 1: That Yeah, I think so, But what if you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: Even like you said, even if it's like one shark,
Speaker 2: you might consider jumping in for your buddy. But if
Speaker 2: there's multiple sharks, I mean, yeah, you'd have to jump down.
Speaker 2: And what is it is punch him in the nose
Speaker 2: or is in the back of the throat. I think
Speaker 2: a gator is you're supposed to punch him in the
Speaker 2: back of the throat.
Speaker 1: A shark. Sharks should punch him in the nose, or
Speaker 1: at least that's what I've been led to believe. I've
Speaker 1: never tested it. Maybe Ross, maybe I will if you
Speaker 1: go down to your beach house condo.
Speaker 2: And this is why I won't go out. No, I won't.
Speaker 2: I won't go on a cruise ship. You haven't thing, Oh,
Speaker 2: I won't go on. We were recently voted invited by
Speaker 2: friends down to Lake Lynn, like they're a pontoon boat.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I'm not going down there because the
Speaker 2: sharks what to a lake? Yeah, it's dangerous.
Speaker 1: Man to Lake Lynnigh not doing it to Lake Lynn
Speaker 1: in Raleigh. And your fear is the shark. They're migratory dude, Okay,
Speaker 1: And it's not like sharks can't exist in Brackish Well.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I there's one shark. If there's one shark,
Speaker 2: I'll jump down. I won't even think about it. Rule
Speaker 2: number one. I'm number one. I'll jump down there and
Speaker 2: I'll punch it in the back of the throat, of
Speaker 2: the nose or both, whatever it is. There's two I
Speaker 2: have to think about it.
Speaker 1: If you find a shark in Lake Lynn, you should
Speaker 1: get it immediately. It would I'm sure it would qualify
Speaker 1: as an invasive species. And also everyone lose their mind.
Speaker 1: You ever see how busy Lake lind is you were
Speaker 1: dry either? Do you imagine the thirty thousand people run
Speaker 1: around that thing every day finding out there's sharks in it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we used to have to do a radio station event. Actually,
Speaker 2: like all jokes aside. They used to send us out.
Speaker 2: There was like a prize patrol on one of the
Speaker 2: other stations, and we'd have to go out in the
Speaker 2: boats with the megaphone and like sail around and bug
Speaker 2: people with the megaphone and give away prizes and stuff
Speaker 2: and so was fun. Yeah, it was always super busy.
Speaker 1: Especially if you're doing it like a Malibu or a
Speaker 1: chriscraft or something. Get a little wakeboarding in try not
Speaker 1: to get eaten by sharks anyway, all right, eight twenty
Speaker 1: So I appreciate that people want to celebrate, remember, and contemplate,
Speaker 1: especially in Easter. The religious side, that's great, right, there's
Speaker 1: there's clearly the secular and non secular side of how
Speaker 1: Easter works. Well, I have a story for each side,
Speaker 1: the two of which I'll share with you coming up
Speaker 1: next here on the CaCO Day radio programs. Now, everyone's
Speaker 1: sending me these weird small time any sharks from like
Speaker 1: Nepal who happened to live in fresh water, like see Rosses.
Speaker 1: Right now, it's Lake Lynn and Raleigh. I'll bring valid points. Right,
Speaker 1: you go to Falls Lake, right, Yeah, that's closer to
Speaker 1: your house. You think there's sharks in Falls Lake, there's gators.
Speaker 1: Remember that one time they did find it.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to risk it because my family is
Speaker 2: too valuable to me.
Speaker 1: Well, don't take don't put your family in the water.
Speaker 1: Get on a boat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people fall off boats into the mountains of sharks
Speaker 2: and I'm not going to risk it.
Speaker 1: Is that that's the thing that happened one time in
Speaker 1: a documentary from the seventies, was the seventies when that
Speaker 1: movie came out, And you know what, you just take
Speaker 1: their advice, get a bigger boat. You're gonna need it.
Speaker 2: Many people say that the actual reason I don't want
Speaker 2: to go out to visit my friends on their boats
Speaker 2: is because I don't want to leave my house because
Speaker 2: you know, reasons are be anti social or an introvert,
Speaker 2: and that's not true. It's the sharks.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fine. I'm not here to question people. Listen
Speaker 1: to rational fear of sharks. Listeners are sending you the science.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Now you can either read it and accept it or
Speaker 2: deny it. And you sound like you're denying it right now.
Speaker 1: That's me. I'm a science denier. Yeah. Yeah, that's because
Speaker 1: nobody's ever lobbed that insult in modern political history. All Right,
Speaker 1: all right, we I'll let you pick their, mister homebody,
Speaker 1: I got the two Easter stories. Do you want to
Speaker 1: go secular or non secular? First?
Speaker 2: We will go secular, all.
Speaker 1: Right, So so non secular by the way, if you're
Speaker 1: if you're ever confused about what non secular and secular mean,
Speaker 1: because I do see people getting them backwards. When it's
Speaker 1: non secular it is religious. When it's secular, it's not religious.
Speaker 1: It would be a lot easier the other way around.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so you wanted you wanted secular? He said, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, so secular. How did you guys do Easter?
Speaker 1: I know we talked about this on Monday. So this
Speaker 1: apparently the Democrat and this is literally the tweets were
Speaker 1: coming from the actual Democrats Twitter accounts like at the
Speaker 1: Democrats and as well as the leftist lawmakers who made
Speaker 1: quite the claim. So in a post, they wrote, Trump's
Speaker 1: White House is using thirty thousand This is for the
Speaker 1: annual Easter egg role. Do they have the terrifying dude
Speaker 1: in the bunny suit this year? I didn't see a
Speaker 1: picture of it. And that's good. Trump's White House is
Speaker 1: using thirty thousand real eggs worth over fifteen thousand dollars
Speaker 1: for their Easter egg role. Meanwhile, Americans are having to
Speaker 1: dye potatoes instead of eggs this Easter to save money,
Speaker 1: so they're still on the eggs are more expensive route.
Speaker 2: See. I remember this story and that being a trend
Speaker 2: that people were saying might happen last year, not this Easter,
Speaker 2: but last Easter, right when.
Speaker 1: Egg prices were peaked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't remember them covering it then, So
Speaker 2: did they get their years confused?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: I don't know that's a good thing, or am I
Speaker 2: making that up? Because I swear there was a story
Speaker 2: like last Easter.
Speaker 1: I mean it was a story last Easter. And by
Speaker 1: the way, I could understand certain situations where it would
Speaker 1: make sense to die. Like if you get those little
Speaker 1: yellow potatoes are about the same size, you can generally
Speaker 1: find it pretty close to egg shape. One you can
Speaker 1: draw on them. Two. Some people are allergic to eggs,
Speaker 1: and and like violently, so violently. So in fact, there
Speaker 1: was this horrible story. I didn't put it in the stack,
Speaker 1: and I'm so glad this little girl is okay. And
Speaker 1: it wasn't eggs. It was cheese. But you know, I
Speaker 1: knew somebody had an egg allergy, and like, that's not easy, man,
Speaker 1: that's not an easy Nuts are easier. I guess maybe
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't have any food allergies, but
Speaker 1: be awful there, I mean, they're in so many things. Yeah,
Speaker 1: eggs is just everywhere. You never get to You never
Speaker 1: get to enjoy actual mayonnaise. That would I would, oh,
Speaker 1: that would suck man. And then deviled eggs. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine never being able to eat a deviled egg? What
Speaker 1: are you doing so, I would understand that if you've
Speaker 1: got a kid with an egg allergy, it may make
Speaker 1: a lot more sense to have them paint a potato, right,
Speaker 1: cause that's fine. Or also if it's little kids, you know,
Speaker 1: eggs are a little delicate and you want something because
Speaker 1: they keep breaking them. Potato might work. But the idea
Speaker 1: that people in mass this year versus is Ross pointed
Speaker 1: out last year were dying potatoes. I don't know anyone
Speaker 1: who dyed potatoes this year, So it kind of feels
Speaker 1: like this is that same tired attack line. Even though
Speaker 1: the price of eggs is down, I know it's down
Speaker 1: because Ross shovels him in his face. He should be
Speaker 1: broke if they were the old price. By the way,
Speaker 1: that's who's eating all the eggs case you wonder where
Speaker 1: they're going to Ross every morning. So with that in mind,
Speaker 1: did anybody dye potatoes this year because they were poor?
Speaker 1: You can call the show eight eight eight nine three
Speaker 1: four seven eight seven four Were you four to dye potatoes?
Speaker 1: Because I don't know that that's a thing that sounds
Speaker 1: made up. Now to the religious side again phone number
Speaker 1: eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four
Speaker 1: and for that we go to West Virginia. So it's
Speaker 1: not uncommon. It's not uncommon, especially around the Easter holiday
Speaker 1: to have, you know, to set up the cavalry on
Speaker 1: the mount kind of thing with the you know, the crosses.
Speaker 1: A lot of churches will do that too.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: The one in five points there always does. They always
Speaker 1: do a big spread for Eastern Christmas, which a lot
Speaker 1: of people like to go. See. It's cool, man, that's
Speaker 1: cool and uh. And also to even go so far
Speaker 1: as to uh ceremonially carry crosses. I've seen you know,
Speaker 1: you've seen this. I was talking about when I was
Speaker 1: in uh, when I was in South America during what
Speaker 1: they call sa Mona Santa Holy Week, which by the way,
Speaker 1: nobody works during the entire week and most of them
Speaker 1: go to the beach. But but also there'll be like
Speaker 1: a ran religious pilgrimage from like one Catholic church over
Speaker 1: to another one, and like you'll have dudes literally tethered
Speaker 1: to crosses. So in West Virginia at a this is Weston,
Speaker 1: which is let's see here, one hundred miles north of
Speaker 1: the capital of Charleston. That's way up there. They decided
Speaker 1: that they were going to do a reenactment involving the
Speaker 1: erecting of crosses with members of the congregation attached to them. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: one of the people attached to one of the crosses
Speaker 1: fell off the cross, and it was a big cross.
Speaker 1: He fell ten feet and he was eighty four years
Speaker 1: old and is now in critical condition, broken ribs. I
Speaker 1: guess now he's in stable condition. He was initially in critical.
Speaker 1: I guess now he's stabilized. I have a question, and
Speaker 1: I understand people wanting to however you want to celebrate
Speaker 1: and honor and remember, and however you want to do
Speaker 1: your Easter. I mean, clearly they were embracing the whole
Speaker 1: point of Easter. Good Friday, of course, it was the
Speaker 1: day that they did this, and then Easter is the Resurrection. Now,
Speaker 1: if he'd have popped out of bed right on Sunday,
Speaker 1: that would have been crazy, because he was still in critical.
Speaker 1: Then who thought it's a good idea to stick an
Speaker 1: octagenarian ten feet in the air on a cross with
Speaker 1: apparently very bad straps unable to hold him in.
Speaker 2: I feel really bad about this because you know, it's
Speaker 2: obviously very important to him because of his faith. Correct,
Speaker 2: But at the same point, I feel like it. Maybe
Speaker 2: at least I feel bad saying it. Maybe it should
Speaker 2: be like when you go to Tweets Sea and you
Speaker 2: need to be or the estate fair and you need
Speaker 2: to be a certain height to go on the ride.
Speaker 2: Maybe at a certain point it's just not safe anymore.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: And I'm not fully I'm not fully up to date
Speaker 1: on how they were tempting to keep the people up there. Actually,
Speaker 1: I wonder if did the cold crossfall or just him
Speaker 1: off of it. You know, it's hard to it's hard
Speaker 1: to fit, but it doesn't matter the fact that you're
Speaker 1: wasting an eighty four year old man a minimum of
Speaker 1: ten feet and that's from the bottom of his feet, right,
Speaker 1: So how tall is that cross? Fifteen feet sixteen feet?
Speaker 1: Probably taller than that because the head doesn't go right
Speaker 1: to the top. You got a twenty foot cross there,
Speaker 1: and you put an eighty four year old up there. Like,
Speaker 1: just the physical requirements of having to support your body weight,
Speaker 1: even if you have you know, if you're strapped in
Speaker 1: there is very that would be very trying. Man, you
Speaker 1: ever hung from like a climbing harness? Do you ever
Speaker 1: do any rock climbing with with the you know the
Speaker 1: climbing harness, like if you don't have that thing centered right,
Speaker 1: it's it's pinching you on all the wrong spots and
Speaker 1: and so like this, I'm glad, it's glad. It looks
Speaker 1: like he's gonna pull through. But they had to life
Speaker 1: flight him from the where the cross was because they
Speaker 1: went up I'm sure, up into some you know hill
Speaker 1: that was away from the church there. They had to
Speaker 1: life flight him to Charleston. I think absolutely crazy, man,
Speaker 1: Glad he's okay or okay?
Speaker 2: Is maybe he was in good sheep though, I mean,
Speaker 2: we don't know what the guy was like because you know,
Speaker 2: different people are different. You know you compare like a
Speaker 2: Biden to a truck.
Speaker 1: Absolutely no, no, no, one hundred percent. You could be in
Speaker 1: great shape. But yes we should by the way, I'm
Speaker 1: agreeing with you Ross, we should not put Biden on
Speaker 1: a twenty foot cross, okay.
Speaker 2: Right, because right he would not be able to handle it.
Speaker 1: He probably he'd probably disintegrate, like after the you know,
Speaker 1: the snap in the endgame. What no joke. By the way,
Speaker 1: I saw something yesterday race stage and you'll find this interesting.
Speaker 1: So marvel to achieve that scene in the Avengers endgame
Speaker 1: right where everyone turns to uh not everyone half the
Speaker 1: people turned to just disintegrate.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: It caught apparently costs Marvel like tens of millions of dollars,
Speaker 1: and somebody just demonstrate that AI can do it for
Speaker 1: like two dollars. Now ten years later, Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: it was almost. I think that the special effects surrounding
Speaker 1: that were actually approaching one hundred million, which is crazy. Wow.
Speaker 1: And now AI just and the side by side was perfect, man,
Speaker 1: absolutely perfect. So that's where we are. Yeah, all right, well,
Speaker 1: let's get wetter before I do an AI ray, which
Speaker 1: I do not look forward to.
Speaker 4: So no, no, we're not going to do that. I
Speaker 4: can't be duplicated, right yeah.
Speaker 1: Wait what if he is Ross? What if Ray is AI?
Speaker 1: Right now? He wouldn't tell us, would he?
Speaker 4: No, would not? Okay, my big secret?
Speaker 10: Right, Well, yeah, a couple of days. Let's make it today, Tomorrow, Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 10: we're going to be in and out of shower, stutter shower.
Speaker 10: So far, this morning we've been in pretty good shape.
Speaker 10: There's been some fog, not much rain, get a chances
Speaker 10: afternoon they'll be isolated to widely scattered.
Speaker 4: Did have some reports of a little bit of.
Speaker 10: Wind yesterday across the region mid upper seventies for highs,
Speaker 10: a no real threat for severe weather, just some stronger
Speaker 10: winds with some of the storms. Tomorrow same today, sunclouds possible,
Speaker 10: a few showers, thunder showers, mainly later to the day,
Speaker 10: So you really end up with a daylight today and
Speaker 10: tomorrow where you get through about sixty seventy five percent
Speaker 10: of you don't get any rain, although sounds and looks
Speaker 10: and feels intimidating, right, Probably the same thing on Friday,
Speaker 10: scatured afternoon showers and storms low eighties, and then more
Speaker 10: on Saturday. With the front actually coming through Saturday Saturday night,
Speaker 10: maybe the best chance that a nice dry run coming
Speaker 10: up Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, earlier next week. It looks like
Speaker 10: we're going to see warmer temperatures too, so we'll be
Speaker 10: back to the eighties by Tuesday, So a few days
Speaker 10: here on to get off again. Everybody should at least
Speaker 10: get some rain by the end of Saturday, and then
Speaker 10: much better weather Sunday and at least through the early
Speaker 10: and middle part of next week.
Speaker 1: And by the way we talk to the audience, they're
Speaker 1: all cowards. That don't want to jump in on the
Speaker 1: shark thing either. See there you go, so I'd never
Speaker 1: think you was all to you. All right, have a
Speaker 1: go on, thank you, okay, yep, and we'll come back
Speaker 1: with Jeff Bellinger next and your Bloomberg Update now with
Speaker 1: Jeff Bellinger. Jeff, what's going on? Well?
Speaker 11: Stock market looking good today a case a stock's rebounded
Speaker 11: after Monday's sell off. Each of the major averages posted
Speaker 11: a gain of two and a half percent or more,
Speaker 11: and yesterday's trading and the futures indicate the rally is
Speaker 11: about to continue when the opening bell rings this morning.
Speaker 11: S and P futures are up one hundred and thirty
Speaker 11: six points, NASDAC futures or up five hundred sixty seven.
Speaker 11: Dow futures up seven hundred seventy one points. President Trump
Speaker 11: now says he has no intention of firing Federal Reserve
Speaker 11: chair Jerome Powell. He's also hinting about the possibility of
Speaker 11: lowering the new tariffs on China's part of a trade deal,
Speaker 11: So investors are really encouraged this morning. Today's report comes
Speaker 11: from the Fidelity Bloomberg Business Desk. Tesla shares are up
Speaker 11: seven percent. In pre market trading. Even though the electric
Speaker 11: carmaker's income took a big hit in the first quarter.
Speaker 11: Overseas competition and domestic boycotts took a toll on Tesla's set,
Speaker 11: But investors are very much encouraged to hear that Elon
Speaker 11: Musk is close to wrapping up his work in Washington.
Speaker 11: He's planning to refocus on Tesla. This is not going
Speaker 11: to help the housing market at all. Mortgage interest rates
Speaker 11: rose again last week. The Mortgage Bankers Association reports the
Speaker 11: average rate on the thirty year fixed rate home loan
Speaker 11: with six point nine zero percent. That's the highest in
Speaker 11: about two months. The Labor Department is about to lose
Speaker 11: a lot of workers. More than twenty seven hundred of
Speaker 11: the agency's employees accepted the Trump administration's deferred resignation offer.
Speaker 11: That's about a fifth of the Labor department workforce. Intel
Speaker 11: is preparing to fire more than a fifth of its workers,
Speaker 11: sources tell Bloomberg. The struggling chip maker will announce a
Speaker 11: new round of layoffs very soon, and its reported Sacks
Speaker 11: Global is laying off hundreds of workers. Women's Where Daily
Speaker 11: says cuts by the parent of Sacks fifth Avenue and
Speaker 11: Nieman Marcus will put nearly nine hundred people out of work.
Speaker 1: Casey, Jeff, out with your friends on a boat and
Speaker 1: one of them is getting getting eaten by a shark.
Speaker 1: Would you just stand there or would you get in
Speaker 1: there and try to save him?
Speaker 11: I have to get in there and do something something.
Speaker 1: Thank you. You are the only one. What if he's
Speaker 1: getting eaten by six screaming they're eating me?
Speaker 11: Maybe you gotta do what you gotta do what you
Speaker 11: can do.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well, thank you for because our weather
Speaker 1: guy coward. Thank you appreciate that. Have a good one, Jeff. Okay,
Speaker 1: take care. Look at that, Jeff.
Speaker 2: That is completely not how I would have predicted that. Right,
Speaker 2: you have predicted Ray, the giant that he is, would
Speaker 2: have jumped done.
Speaker 1: Some sharks probably would just swim off.
Speaker 2: Jeff Bellinger, who is an alien we've confirmed, right, is
Speaker 2: just like, yeah, I'm gonna jump in there.
Speaker 1: He didn't even hesitate. No, He's like, no, that's my friend.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna go in there. Wow, you'll learn.
Speaker 1: Look at that. Yeah, good for him. All right, Two
Speaker 1: quickies ready, Jean Kareem. John Pierre has landed herself a
Speaker 1: new gig, albeit a temporary one. Jean Pierre has now
Speaker 1: been named the Grand Marshal of the New York Gay
Speaker 1: Pride Parade, which takes place every June, celebrating her first
Speaker 1: as being the first openly gay individual to serve as
Speaker 1: a White House Press secretary there. So it's really not
Speaker 1: that surprising. It's New York, obviously, it's a bunch of
Speaker 1: Democrats that I don't know if they'll give her a
Speaker 1: liar award, probably not, but not surprised by that. And
Speaker 1: we'll get into more of this yesterday or yesterday tomorrow
Speaker 1: when we chat with Steven Ken, our NERD correspondent Ross.
Speaker 1: Have you seen that they've decided to rewrite Peter Parker's
Speaker 1: childhood for the new Amazing Spider Man? How would you
Speaker 1: describe him? Bookish? Kind of got bullied, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, he's like a big nerd like science guy, yees,
Speaker 2: science guy.
Speaker 1: Hence his you know, really wanting to get in over
Speaker 1: at Dale whatever it was called, not anymore. Now he
Speaker 1: will be portrayed as the bully. He steals beer, he
Speaker 1: he commits pranks vandalism, including blowing up toilets with I
Speaker 1: guess firecrackers and a bullying some of his classmates. So
Speaker 1: now he's an a hole, which I'm sure shouldn't undermine
Speaker 1: his eventual evolution into Spider Man at all. Are we
Speaker 1: just we're just out of ideas? Huh, we're just just
Speaker 1: out of ideas. Apparently he's he's also a jerk to
Speaker 1: the ladies, including picking on MJ. There so yeah, so
Speaker 1: way do uh I guess ruin all of that? And
Speaker 1: then there's a whole description. Like I said, we'll get
Speaker 1: into more of this tomorrow. I just I fail to
Speaker 1: understand these things.