Speaker 1: Would you believe twenty tons of squidness build onto a
Speaker 1: Rhode Island road. Pretty sticky situation, and we got primary
Speaker 1: action plenty of it across the country. Hey, everybody, I'm
Speaker 1: Kate Delaney. First at the top. We roll into the
Speaker 1: rundown here on America tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So let's start with.
Speaker 1: Some of those primaries and what has happened as far
Speaker 1: as a Democratic Socialist Party is concerned. A major upset
Speaker 1: in the Florida Senate primary, Democratic Socialist Angie Nixon beat
Speaker 1: the establishment Democrat alex Vinman, who was a star witness
Speaker 1: in President Trump's first impeachment trial. Meanwhile, Republican Byron Donalds
Speaker 1: and Democrat David Jolly will square off for the Florida Gonership.
Speaker 3: Tay A, Listen, we've been criss crossing Florida.
Speaker 4: We've been knocking hundreds of thousands of doors taking our
Speaker 4: message to all Floridians, and tonight, because of your sweat,
Speaker 4: because of your hard work, we have won a massive victory.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was Byron Donald's obviously there. Moving to a
Speaker 1: couple of other stories, how about the Trump backed representative
Speaker 1: Harriet Hagman winning the Republican Senate primary. In Wyoming. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: in some of the other races, and there were a
Speaker 1: lot of things that were happening, obviously depending on where
Speaker 1: you hail from and are listening to this show, there
Speaker 1: were other referendums and whatnot that would have been on
Speaker 1: ballots that many of you would have gone to gone
Speaker 1: to the polling places to check the boxes, so to speak.
Speaker 1: In some of the other races, for example, in Alaska,
Speaker 1: they're looking for a governor there too, and Republican Governor
Speaker 1: Mike Dunleavy is unable to run again, of course due
Speaker 1: to term limits, so that created a wide open race
Speaker 1: to succeed him. Alaska is a little different. They use
Speaker 1: an all party primary system with the top four finishers
Speaker 1: advancing to the November general election. So Tom Begich the Democrat,
Speaker 1: Bernadette Wilson Republican, Jonathan Crest Tompkins the Democrat.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's what.
Speaker 1: We're looking at right now as votes start to pour in,
Speaker 1: and if we are looking overall at a bigger picture.
Speaker 1: And I mentioned one already, but three Trump back candidates
Speaker 1: lost their primary fights tonight.
Speaker 3: So for example, in.
Speaker 1: Florida, two Trump Back candidates lost House primaries. Former TV
Speaker 1: journalist Ryan Elijah needed representative Corey Mills, who faces House
Speaker 1: Ethics and Justice Department investigations in the seventh district, so
Speaker 1: that was part of that problem there. He had endorsed
Speaker 1: Mills early in the cycle, and if Florida's nineteenth district,
Speaker 1: local conservative talk radio station owner Jim Schwartzel won the
Speaker 1: Republican nomination over the Trump backed Catalina Loff, who had
Speaker 1: previously run for Congress in Illinois.
Speaker 3: So some moved in the favor of the president.
Speaker 1: If we look at what's happened recently, and some in
Speaker 1: the opposite direction, It's going to be an interesting midterm,
Speaker 1: to say the least. All Right, Ran, where are we
Speaker 1: when it comes to Iran? Every day it's a different story. Sadly,
Speaker 1: it is like you were watching a soap opera, only
Speaker 1: it is a soap opera with too many lives at stake.
Speaker 1: But Iran has apparently a secret plan to escalate the war.
Speaker 3: It's something that.
Speaker 1: We've talked about before, and I'm going to go a
Speaker 1: little bit deeper on that in our next segment. But
Speaker 1: the President just a few days ago didn't really pull
Speaker 1: any punches, and he has not changed from this perspective.
Speaker 5: After we finish defeating Iran, which is being very badly defeated,
Speaker 5: pretty soon, I'll be declaring the hormone straight a territory
Speaker 5: of the United States.
Speaker 2: Shite say that one.
Speaker 5: We have the blockade, no ships get through unless.
Speaker 6: We want them to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So what is happening at the strait It is
Speaker 1: fewer ships that are able to traverse in that direction
Speaker 1: and get through.
Speaker 3: That's big.
Speaker 1: Both Ron and O'man have coastlines along the street, and
Speaker 1: the deal, as described by regional officials, would denote control
Speaker 1: to each country on traffic going in and coming out
Speaker 1: of the Persian Gulf. So there are concerns inside the
Speaker 1: White House that a plan that's been thrown out there,
Speaker 1: which hasn't been finalized, could harden Iran's control over the waterway.
Speaker 1: Some officials believe Oman has been more favorable to Iran
Speaker 1: than the United States and the negotiations rather than acting
Speaker 1: as a neutral partner. So obviously, behind the scenes, there's
Speaker 1: other trafficking going on in the war over communications, Iran
Speaker 1: officials have repeatedly declared it's untrue that they are engaging
Speaker 1: in direct talks with the United States. The President had
Speaker 1: previously vented anger at those denials, saying Iran was playing
Speaker 1: games and that officials were eager to strike a deal
Speaker 1: in more private conversations. And I think we're just going
Speaker 1: to hear more of this back and forth rather than
Speaker 1: Iran waving the white flag. But I could be wrong.
Speaker 1: I look at the magic eight ball. You know how
Speaker 1: this goes? Shake it and what does it say every
Speaker 1: single time? Ask again? Later, twenty tons of squid spilled
Speaker 1: onto a road Island road block traffic for eight hours.
Speaker 1: So a tractor trailer overturned on its side and it
Speaker 1: released that squid. The tractor trailer tipped over about nine
Speaker 1: point thirty in the morning. This happened, like I said,
Speaker 1: in Rhode Island, and it had been kind of negotiating
Speaker 1: a turn when it got dislodged from the cab. Ooh,
Speaker 1: and that's when it flipped. And at the time of
Speaker 1: the incident, it was just full of squid that was
Speaker 1: going to a processing facility out of town, and the
Speaker 1: majority of it spilled onto the roadway, which has led
Speaker 1: led to the long delay closing at the intersection. I
Speaker 1: think about nine thirty in the morning. Reopened to traffic
Speaker 1: later at night, right during rush hour, though at five
Speaker 1: point fifteen the driver was cited for failure to secure
Speaker 1: a load by Rhode Islands Police. The operator and a
Speaker 1: passenger and the tractor trailer weren't injured in the incident.
Speaker 1: It was very, very strange and oh boy to see
Speaker 1: the clean up happening.
Speaker 3: I saw some video of it.
Speaker 1: Trying to scrape all of that off of the road
Speaker 1: was really a tough job for the people who found
Speaker 1: themselves in the situation where they had to do.
Speaker 3: Its sad news here.
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Speaker 1: what's happening in the courtrooms across America? We got that
Speaker 1: and a little bit deeper on the Middle East and
Speaker 1: Iran's secret plan.
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Speaker 1: This tops the money money money portion of going deeper.
Speaker 1: The tariffs on some Canadian products have been paused.
Speaker 3: That's big news.
Speaker 1: The President paused fifty percent tariff on some against some
Speaker 1: of the products. So what are the products that we're
Speaker 1: talking about? And they were set to take effect five
Speaker 1: percent of Canadian experts to the US and risked escalation
Speaker 1: into I think a bigger trade conflict. Anyone looking at
Speaker 1: this doesn't have to be brilliant to read the tea leaves.
Speaker 1: But what the President said is on social media on
Speaker 1: Tuesday night, I paused if two percent tariffs against Canada
Speaker 1: that were scheduled to kick in tomorrow morning for a
Speaker 1: three day period, based on the fact that Canada and
Speaker 1: the US, subject to the finalization of documents, have a deal.
Speaker 1: And he put have a deal in giant letters and
Speaker 1: an exclamation point, etc. So it was going to cover
Speaker 1: twenty billion worth of goods, about five percent of the
Speaker 1: annual exports to the US. So what does that mean,
Speaker 1: like anything from hockey sticks, electronics, plastics, building materials, all
Speaker 1: of that. The Office of the US Trade Representative said
Speaker 1: the deal would include improved market access for US goods.
Speaker 1: This is good in Canada, along with economic security commitments
Speaker 1: in alignment on digital trade issues that divide Canada and
Speaker 1: the United States. The new tariffs announced a month ago
Speaker 1: would have risked escalation into a trade war between our
Speaker 1: close neighbors. And Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who stepped
Speaker 1: into power last year by promising to stand up to
Speaker 1: economic aggressions from the United States, has said that Canada
Speaker 1: could retaliate and his country has been one of the few,
Speaker 1: along with China, to strike back at past levies that
Speaker 1: the US has thrown on them with tariffs of their own,
Speaker 1: and in a statement, Carney said that discussions with the
Speaker 1: US on addressing bilateral trade issues and this is what
Speaker 1: he called it, has he yielded substantial progress, but there
Speaker 1: is important work to be done.
Speaker 3: So that's good news.
Speaker 1: How about some applause for some good news when it
Speaker 1: comes to any any conversation with the T word in it, right,
Speaker 1: because it would trickle down, I mean it would more
Speaker 1: than trickle down.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: This is a good thing, especially beneficial, that's the key word.
Speaker 1: Beneficial to everybody, then that makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 3: And so that's good news.
Speaker 1: And that's why deal deal deal exclamation point is a
Speaker 1: really really excellent, excellent.
Speaker 10: Thing to.
Speaker 3: Hear all right.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, something else worth throwing out when it comes to
Speaker 1: when it comes to money, money, money is this, and
Speaker 1: it's the fact that bonds are getting hammered. And the
Speaker 1: street is saying, because a lot of people would hide,
Speaker 1: you get a bond, Give a bond that was a
Speaker 1: present that used to be like a graduation president.
Speaker 3: I know, I got a bunch of those.
Speaker 1: With yields on the thirty year US treasuries at nineteen
Speaker 1: year highs, investors are saying a new error in the
Speaker 1: bond market is started, and it looks a lot like
Speaker 1: going back in time two thousand and seven. So here's
Speaker 1: what's happening. A sell off. This is just the shorthand
Speaker 1: of this to make it make sense. A sell off
Speaker 1: in these global bonds is pushing up borrowing costs for governments, businesses,
Speaker 1: and families across the developed world, and it doesn't look
Speaker 1: like there's gonna be an end in sight to any
Speaker 1: of this. Bond yields are at a nineteen year high.
Speaker 1: Investors are blaming that on everything from the US Iran conflict,
Speaker 1: which of course stokes what inflation fears, to tech company
Speaker 1: bonds buying for debt fund cash instead and there's a
Speaker 1: lot of anxiety when it comes to bonds and so
Speaker 1: looking to the future. So far the selloff has been
Speaker 1: limited to bonds, but stocks are hovering near record highs
Speaker 1: and corporate earnings are still pretty robust. So that's signs
Speaker 1: that higher interest payments aren't squeezing economic growth. So we
Speaker 1: can all let out a sigh of relief that little
Speaker 1: four oh one k you've been scrimping on. Then you
Speaker 1: know what, that's a good thing because you want a
Speaker 1: healthy market. And there's always been these predictions, I think
Speaker 1: in the last couple of years, especially how everything's going
Speaker 1: to drop out. The bottom is going to drop out,
Speaker 1: the bottoms, it has to drop out, it has to
Speaker 1: drop out. And so the good news there is right now, no,
Speaker 1: that is not.
Speaker 3: That is not what is happening.
Speaker 1: We move from money, money, money to going a little
Speaker 1: bit deeper on what's happening in the court room. And
Speaker 1: I think the biggest yeah, it is that right, and
Speaker 1: the biggest thing that our biggest trial, I believe criminally
Speaker 1: anyway that people are talking about is the Sad trial,
Speaker 1: the Lindsey Clancy murder trial. And every day the defense
Speaker 1: is throwing up what they're throwing up while the prosecutors are,
Speaker 1: you know, laying the hammer down. So you have had
Speaker 1: On Tuesday, forensic psychologist Paul Zizel, who testified about the
Speaker 1: first time he met Lindsay Clancy at the hospital after
Speaker 1: she killed her children then tried to kill herself, and
Speaker 1: she wasn't intubated, but she was connected to medical equipment
Speaker 1: by tubes and wires. He talked about that, and a
Speaker 1: handcuff held her to the bed, but she couldn't move
Speaker 1: anything below her waist after a two story fall from
Speaker 1: her bedroom window.
Speaker 3: She was paralyzed.
Speaker 1: She is paralyzed, and he was called by Clancy's attorney
Speaker 1: to testify for the defense as she's standing trial for
Speaker 1: the murder of the three kids, Cora five, Dawson, and
Speaker 1: Callahan eight months.
Speaker 11: And what this.
Speaker 1: Forensic psychologist said is he said, she told me she
Speaker 1: remembered what happened, but it was fuzzy, foggy, and saying
Speaker 1: that he told her he had put on a speaker
Speaker 1: and she left a message telling her husband that she
Speaker 1: loved him, because that was you know, there was no
Speaker 1: visitors allowed, and so she asked this, She asked this
Speaker 1: psychologist about her husband, and he used his phone and
Speaker 1: then the psychologist told her she had to put on
Speaker 1: speaker and then she left that message. So a couple
Speaker 1: days later, during another visit, Zeissel allowed Clancy to borrow's
Speaker 1: phone to call again, and then he heard her reference
Speaker 1: hallucinations and whatnot. So they went pretty deep on this.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's not disputing she did the killings, but
Speaker 1: the argument that her lawyers are making is she was
Speaker 1: suffering from postpartum psychosis when she strangled the three children
Speaker 1: in the basement of her home back in January of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three, which the prosecutors are saying there's not
Speaker 1: the evidence of that. This is really the thrust of this,
Speaker 1: you know, the thrust of this case. When the doctor
Speaker 1: is testifying, Clancy cried during the whole portion of testimony.
Speaker 1: And this has happened a couple of times in this
Speaker 1: has happened a couple of times in court. And this
Speaker 1: could go on I think for at least another couple
Speaker 1: of weeks maybe, and with all the witnesses, et cetera
Speaker 1: that have been lined up. And this is absolutely a shocking, horrible, sad, sad,
Speaker 1: sad story when you think of those innocent children and
Speaker 1: then the rest of the family, the husband, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And ultimately where does this you know, where does this
Speaker 1: end up? So day fourteen, Day fifteen, you know, day
Speaker 1: fourteen the prosecution prosecution rather rested, and now.
Speaker 3: This continues to move forward.
Speaker 1: So I think we're looking at a little bit longer
Speaker 1: for more of this, more of the courtroom and Lindsey Clancy, right,
Speaker 1: and you know, I talked about Iran and what do
Speaker 1: we go deeper on with Iran?
Speaker 3: And it is the push. It is the push for
Speaker 3: nuclear diplomacy.
Speaker 1: As we see what's happening with Iran, the President pushing
Speaker 1: for Kim Jong un a meeting this year, and the
Speaker 1: president attempting nuclear diplomacy with him during this uh during
Speaker 1: this term, this time around two. So there is no
Speaker 1: planning that is officially underway, but the desire for another
Speaker 1: high stakes meeting with Kim is suggesting that the president
Speaker 1: is searching for a foreign policy achievement because you know,
Speaker 1: we're seeing what's happening with Iran and that's all slippery
Speaker 1: right now. And Kim, a dictator who has several dozen
Speaker 1: nuclear warheads without preconditions, is warm warming up apparently to.
Speaker 3: The idea of that happening.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's got a nuclear arsenal that only has
Speaker 1: grown stronger and more capable of striking the US since
Speaker 1: the three past summits. So does that pull away some
Speaker 1: of what's happening in the Middle East? And the answer
Speaker 1: to that is yes, it would. It would start to
Speaker 1: pull that if we start to pull that away a
Speaker 1: little bit. All right, coming up on the flip your
Speaker 1: thoughts as we hit the mail bag, and of course
Speaker 1: we're going to check speaking of stocks, the pre market bell.
Speaker 3: Hell, you have mail mistress, let's dig in the mail day.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: Thanks to everybody who sent me their thoughts.
Speaker 1: You can to twenty four to seven Kate at Kate
Speaker 1: Delaney Radio, Kate at katedalaneyradio dot com. I made it easy.
Speaker 1: Just click on contact and you're in, just like Matt Is.
Speaker 1: Matt says, I'm listening to you all the time on
Speaker 1: KSEAA radio ten fifty AM and one six point five
Speaker 1: FM in southern California, and he says, keep preaching at
Speaker 1: Kate when it comes to the Rams and Aaron Donald,
Speaker 1: that's he'd be the perfect solution. Even just to have
Speaker 1: his intensity back, I think helps the RAMS enormously and
Speaker 1: with the desire to come back. I think those workouts
Speaker 1: aren't because he's kind of just messing around. I think
Speaker 1: he really really wants to make sure he can do it,
Speaker 1: and he wants to jump in and make it happen.
Speaker 1: No doubt it would ignite the fans to who are
Speaker 1: already totally backing the Rams. I'm not saying that, but
Speaker 1: it would just add that little extra something something, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I do know what you're saying, right.
Speaker 1: It is about sometimes the one or two people, the leadership,
Speaker 1: the excitement over whatever it is. I've seen this with
Speaker 1: all the championship teams that I've covered. I saw it
Speaker 1: with the Dallas Cowboys when I first moved to Dallas
Speaker 1: in such a sweet gig on the ticket and I
Speaker 1: was there for the Super Bowl with Pittsburgh and just
Speaker 1: seeing that team flowing into the end of what would
Speaker 1: be that legacy. They had that something something, and whether
Speaker 1: it's a handful of whether it's that overall feeling, usually
Speaker 1: there's something that's happened, someone's come back, something's changed, something.
Speaker 3: Does give you that little bit of extra right, and
Speaker 3: they're always looking for it.
Speaker 1: That's why If you notice most teams adopt some sort
Speaker 1: of a saying and can It's usually different every year.
Speaker 1: Whatever that's saying is now a lot of times you'll
Speaker 1: see them wear it on T shirts and whatever the
Speaker 1: flow of it is, whatever, whatever it is, but usually
Speaker 1: there is something that they look at to pull everybody together.
Speaker 1: If you haven't seen hard Knocks, Seattle wins Super Bowl
Speaker 1: last year, that's a good example of it. And now
Speaker 1: they're the subject of hard Knocks. So you win the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl? How do you come back and try to
Speaker 1: repeat that that situation? How do you get everybody to
Speaker 1: get to an even different level because the NFL is
Speaker 1: so super competitive? All right, didn't want to go too
Speaker 1: much down a rabbit hole. Keith is listening to US
Speaker 1: on KSL Radio at Salt Lake City one o two
Speaker 1: point seven FM. Keith says, Hey, listeners to America tonight,
Speaker 1: and Kate, of course, I heard you put something on
Speaker 1: the air the other day about the Avengers dooms Day,
Speaker 1: and I have to tell you, I love the idea
Speaker 1: of melding all these characters together again. And I'm excited
Speaker 1: you said that it was December when the movie was
Speaker 1: coming out. It's a perfect time for that kind of movie,
Speaker 1: and I love the fact of taking the different you
Speaker 1: verses and pulling them into one and the ultimate fight.
Speaker 1: It is that good versus evil that I think in
Speaker 1: a way some of us crave or applaud or whatever
Speaker 1: it is. That's the theme, the good versus evil.
Speaker 4: You know this.
Speaker 1: I don't have to tell you that, Kate, And for
Speaker 1: those that are hanging on these airwaves, but I know
Speaker 1: I'll be there and I'm sure you will be too,
Speaker 1: so I may have to call in and give you
Speaker 1: my two cents on it and see if it was
Speaker 1: really worth it and lives up to the hype. I
Speaker 1: want to see it on a big screen like Imax,
Speaker 1: and I know they're doing the Imax things, so that's
Speaker 1: going to be pretty cool.
Speaker 2: That is all.
Speaker 3: So thanks for that is all.
Speaker 10: I love that.
Speaker 2: That is all.
Speaker 3: That is all.
Speaker 1: At the end, this one's from Tommy. He's listening to
Speaker 1: us Low Information Station KLi s Insane Lewis, Missouri. Kate
Speaker 1: like the show, and I'm glad that you always give
Speaker 1: us a little bit about the Cardinals, whether they're winning, losing,
Speaker 1: or there's some good highlight. I happen to pick up
Speaker 1: on one of the stories you talked about though, that
Speaker 1: tourist who was hit by lightning hiking up Mount Etna
Speaker 1: in Sicily of all things. Can you imagine that volcanoes
Speaker 1: erupting and there's lava flow all over the place, but
Speaker 1: it's not the lava that gets them, it's lightning that
Speaker 1: gets them. And a lot of people don't realize this,
Speaker 1: but if you go back even in history and you
Speaker 1: look at volcanoes in volcanic activity, a lot of times
Speaker 1: there's lightning that's produced in and around all of that.
Speaker 1: So really sad for the dude from Kansas who they
Speaker 1: tried to save, apparently because you said something about a
Speaker 1: helicopter lyft.
Speaker 3: But it didn't. It didn't work out for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was he was picked up by a helicopter
Speaker 1: crew and this happens Sunday and he was but see
Speaker 1: here's the thing. He was in an area he wasn't
Speaker 1: supposed to be on that eastern slope. So he's about
Speaker 1: forty six hundred feet in what they call Rocca Capra
Speaker 1: area and he was I mean, he was declared dead
Speaker 1: by the time they got him there by the medical
Speaker 1: personnel there. But you know, this happens with these hikers,
Speaker 1: they close areas of that slope from what I understand,
Speaker 1: because of the prolonged volcanic activity, so so much of
Speaker 1: that is shut off, and lightning strikes have killed more
Speaker 1: people on Mount Etna in decades than the volcanic activity,
Speaker 1: like I said, because that becomes part of it. People
Speaker 1: didn't realize that, but that's part of what also happens
Speaker 1: around the volcano. So yeah, probably was having the time
Speaker 1: of his life right that he was getting a hike.
Speaker 1: He was there in Italy and on an incredible seeing,
Speaker 1: an incredible sight, and then sadly, you know that that happens.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go to this one from Mary and
Speaker 1: Mary is listening to us on News Talk eight three
Speaker 1: to o WCCO. Hey, just so you know, lots of
Speaker 1: women are supporting you, Kate. It's not just the guys
Speaker 1: listening to your show. At the beginning of the year,
Speaker 1: I heard something about you on the air or coming
Speaker 1: on the air, and now I listen whenever I can.
Speaker 1: I have a kind of a weird schedule, and so
Speaker 1: I feel fortunate when I get to hear the whole show,
Speaker 1: but if not, I download your sauce thing and I
Speaker 1: listen to it when I'm at the gym and I
Speaker 1: heard you talking about Hayden Pantieri's death, and it's really
Speaker 1: sad if you look into her history, the deep depression,
Speaker 1: she had, her brother dying a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: and you know, again the things that she had been through,
Speaker 1: and who knows what they'll turn up ultimately when they
Speaker 1: do the autopsy, but it was pretty depressing. I happened
Speaker 1: to hear a nine to one one call and you
Speaker 1: could hear like screams and just it was. It was sad, obviously,
Speaker 1: and she was talented as an actress. I liked her
Speaker 1: in the same show you liked her in Nashville, and
Speaker 1: I also watched her in a couple of other a
Speaker 1: couple of other shows too where she popped up on,
Speaker 1: you know, in a supporting role or whatnot.
Speaker 3: So Rip gone way too soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's probably gonna be a couple of months before
Speaker 1: we know the official cause of a manner of her death.
Speaker 1: But definitely, she wasn't shy about telling people what she
Speaker 1: struggled with, and the struggle was was real. I mean,
Speaker 1: she even gave up custody of her child. She had
Speaker 1: dealt with so much. But yeah, it's thirty six. I
Speaker 1: liked her even and remember the Titans. She's good and
Speaker 1: remember the Titans. But Nashville pulled me in and she
Speaker 1: was a big Connie Britton and her were a big
Speaker 1: part obviously of that show.
Speaker 3: So yeah, terrible, terrible, All right?
Speaker 1: Did you can see people talk about all kinds of
Speaker 1: things sometimes on the lighter side, more serious.
Speaker 3: Or whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: So you two can hit me up on the email,
Speaker 1: and that's Kate at katealaneyradio dot com. Click on contact.
Speaker 1: All right, pre market bell stuff, let's rock into that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'd like to go to the floor one time and
Speaker 1: be there for an opening bell. It's always people are
Speaker 1: always so excited with their company, right, that's whoever it
Speaker 1: is that gets to ring the bell.
Speaker 3: It just looks like a lot of fun. Anyway.
Speaker 1: Oil is always what you want to know what's going
Speaker 1: on with oil? Oil is hovering around in the eighties again,
Speaker 1: eighty five sixty four barrel, so it's edging up slightly,
Speaker 1: but it's it's hanging around that that same price.
Speaker 3: Then we look at the markets and for the Dow.
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Speaker 1: This is a small number, point sixty nine percent. Nasdaq
Speaker 1: is minus one thirty three. So that's where we're at.
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Speaker 1: I didn't say let's ring the bell, Jason, and it's
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Speaker 3: But I get it.
Speaker 1: It could be confusing. So it's just I'm just saying
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Speaker 1: There's no question it's one of my favorite treats in
Speaker 1: the rest of America's too. But the big, bad, burning
Speaker 1: question is is America camp gooey or camp toasty. Country
Speaker 1: Living's Rachel Barrett is going to help us reveal the
Speaker 1: results of a nationwide s'moores marshmallow preference debate. I love
Speaker 1: it plus custom Hershey's s'mores recipes inspired by local flavors
Speaker 1: of all fifty states.
Speaker 3: How cool is that?
Speaker 1: Hey, Rachel hi So, tell us more about this S'mores
Speaker 1: across America? Sure?
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 15: Here at Country Living, we love a good smore. There's
Speaker 15: such an easy way to bring people together and make memories,
Speaker 15: whether it's the home, the lake, beach, or mountains. So
Speaker 15: as we were thinking about ways to celebrate America's two
Speaker 15: hundred and fiftieth we really wanted a concept that was
Speaker 15: about bringing people together and in a casual, very country
Speaker 15: living kind of way. S'mores was such a natural fit.
Speaker 15: So we partner with Hershey's to create Smores Across America,
Speaker 15: a campaign that sells lebrates the unique flavors and traditions
Speaker 15: found across the country.
Speaker 1: You know, speaking of those unique flavors, tell us more
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 3: You developed a smore for every state, Yes, we shared it.
Speaker 15: It was a very fun assignment. We took inspiration from
Speaker 15: local ingredients and regional specialties. Everything was fair game. Every
Speaker 15: recipe starts with Hershey's chocolate and a marshmallow paired with
Speaker 15: a sturdy base, whether that's traditional gram crackers, a pretzel crisp,
Speaker 15: or a cookie, and then finish with a uniquely local twist.
Speaker 15: A few favorites included Colorado's Trailblazer, which takes some cues
Speaker 15: from classic trail Mix, Alaska's auroras Morealis, which has a
Speaker 15: fun coating of glittery sugar, and George's just Peachy Combo.
Speaker 15: The brulaid peaches really push it over the top. It
Speaker 15: was such a fun creative challenge to dream up and
Speaker 15: test all fifty of these recipes, and it really shows
Speaker 15: how versatile the classic Hershey's smore can be.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've don how cool was that? Again? And you
Speaker 3: took these recipes on the road, right.
Speaker 15: We did to bring them to life. Traveled everywhere from
Speaker 15: the CMA Fest in Nashville to the National Cherry Festival
Speaker 15: in Travers Serdy, Michigan, and just this past weekend at
Speaker 15: the Oyster Fair in Connecticut. A lot of the people
Speaker 15: we met on the road this summer talked about the
Speaker 15: memories that a classic Hershey's Smore can evoke, whether they're
Speaker 15: enjoying smores at the beach or in their own backyard.
Speaker 15: They describe those shared moments of joy around the campfire
Speaker 15: as their happy place. It was fun talking to people
Speaker 15: about their smorest traditions and preferences, and what makes for
Speaker 15: the perfect Smore So, Hershey's decided to use these conversations
Speaker 15: to help finally settle one of the biggest debates are
Speaker 15: Americans Camp Gooey or Camp Toasty. Camp Gooey believes the
Speaker 15: messy or the better lightly toasted marshmallow that's soft and
Speaker 15: oozing out the sides, while Camp Toasty loves a dark
Speaker 15: toasted marshmallow with a little bit of structure and a
Speaker 15: hint of smoky flavor. I'm Camp Toasty, my kids are
Speaker 15: Camp Gooey.
Speaker 1: Ooh, I'm Camp Toasty.
Speaker 3: What was the verdict?
Speaker 15: Well, thousands of people cast their votes on site during
Speaker 15: our Smores tour and through nationwide polling. We also asked
Speaker 15: the huge social community use of Country Living and our
Speaker 15: sister brand Steelish and Good Housekeeping to weigh in, and
Speaker 15: we finally have our answer, with Camp Toasty edging out Campgooey.
Speaker 15: Of course, anyone enjoying us more is a winner. The
Speaker 15: debate itself is just part of the fun nice.
Speaker 1: Where can we go for more informationel more information rate.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you can go to Hershey's s'mores across America recipes.
Speaker 15: You can find them at countryliving dot com. Try all fifty.
Speaker 15: They're delicious.
Speaker 3: I'm starting tonight.
Speaker 9: Thank you so much, Thank you, all right.
Speaker 1: I love that the fifty recipes, right, I like s'mores.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of girl scout days and just like
Speaker 1: a it's just like a great unusual snack. But the
Speaker 1: fact that, like she said, they did it different ways.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a couple of them that she did.
Speaker 1: She talked about the ones that she liked. I know
Speaker 1: we have listeners in Florida key Lime Dreams. You have
Speaker 1: Hershey's Special Dark, and then you've got marshmallow cream, and
Speaker 1: then you've got chocolate, Graham crackers and key lime curd.
Speaker 3: Yum. That sounds good to me.
Speaker 1: I don't care where you're from, And I know we
Speaker 1: have people that are listening to us in the great
Speaker 1: state of Wisconsin. Hershey's Milk chocolate with caramel, toasted marshmallows,
Speaker 1: honey Graham crackers, sharp shread, chadar cheese. You know that
Speaker 1: thing about where cheese kind of does go with more
Speaker 1: things than you can imagine. And we got a ton
Speaker 1: of you in Minnesota. And for the boys back in
Speaker 1: the studio, they've got Scotch Cheru some more and what
Speaker 1: that is is Hershey's milk chocolate, toasted marshmallow, have crispy
Speaker 1: rice square, a butch, a butter, Scotch drizzle, and peanut butter.
Speaker 3: Wow, peanut butter. Anyway, check out that site.
Speaker 1: It is his really cool to kind of get that
Speaker 1: new twist if you are making of some more. The
Speaker 1: Connecticut one looks pretty good to me too. It's got
Speaker 1: really interesting things on it, like apple slices and the
Speaker 1: chocolate and then the toasty marshmallows and the milk chocolate.
Speaker 1: Her she's ooh, I like me some melted marshmallows. It's
Speaker 1: been a long time since I've done that. I might
Speaker 1: have to do that in the upcoming weeks. Well maybe
Speaker 1: in the fall. All right, let's head to birthdays. I
Speaker 1: shout out to Aunt Nancy, my favorite, and she's celebrating
Speaker 1: a birthday today. We celebrated the whole family with her early.
Speaker 1: I know her good pal Kathy took her out and
Speaker 1: she says she had the best onion ring she's ever
Speaker 1: had in her whole life. She spent a big chunk
Speaker 1: of her life in Philly and in Chicago, and now
Speaker 1: she's in the Great State of Florida. Happy birthday, Aunt Nancy,
Speaker 1: also celebrating a birthday. Andy Schamberg forty eight years old.
Speaker 1: Remember him from SNL days. He's been in the whole
Speaker 1: bunch of things. Actually he's I think he's super talented.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize how talented from the SNL digital shorts
Speaker 1: I did, But some of the other movies that he's
Speaker 1: been in, Funny, Zootopia too, Spider Man Across the Spider Verse,
Speaker 1: of course, Brooklyn ninety nine, and he even won a
Speaker 1: Gold Globe Award for Best Actor in a TV Series
Speaker 1: for his work on that show on the Brooklyn nine
Speaker 1: to nine. But yeah, he's clever, he's got chops, even
Speaker 1: some serious acting chops. And then Christian Slater another one
Speaker 1: of my favorites, on a couple of things that I've
Speaker 1: watched him, and you've seen him, I guaranteed on a
Speaker 1: couple of shows. I'm certain that you've seen him. Even
Speaker 1: if you go way back to Robin Hood, Prince of
Speaker 1: Thieves or interview with the Vampire or maybe you saw
Speaker 1: him in Tucker the Man in his Dream, Who's good
Speaker 1: in that wind Talker is another good one for him.
Speaker 1: A series that I liked that went from twenty fifteen
Speaker 1: to twenty nineteen, Mister Robot.
Speaker 3: That was for me.
Speaker 1: That was a big Slater one. But anyway, he certainly
Speaker 1: has had some good roles. If you're celebrating a birthday,
Speaker 1: happy happy birthday to you, hopefully you're someone's taking you out.
Speaker 1: If not, go by yourself, a cupcake, your favorite flavor.
Speaker 3: Or I'm gonna make one of those morse and.
Speaker 1: Celebrate another day above ground. I call this ubiquitous bits
Speaker 1: of information. And here's a good one. People always talk
Speaker 1: about air Jordans. What do you think a pair of
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty five Michael Jordan game worn and sign Nike
Speaker 1: Air Jordan's would fetch It's up for auction, and people
Speaker 1: the Jordan stuff always seems to go to me, it
Speaker 1: seems to go high. But right now the bit is
Speaker 1: because I looked at the bid, the bid is seventy
Speaker 1: grand uh huh, So the next bid up would be
Speaker 1: like seventy two five, and you can people place bids.
Speaker 3: It's a sports dot dot Com. I was looking at that.
Speaker 1: But the shoes are pretty the shoes are pretty cool. Uh,
Speaker 1: pretty exciting though, I mean it'd be pretty exciting, right
Speaker 1: if you were a big, huge fan of Michael Jordan's, especially.
Speaker 3: If you saw any of the games. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: All right? How about this?
Speaker 1: A six year old pug was Jinny Lou was just
Speaker 1: named the world's Ugliest Dog. Oh that's awful. It's a
Speaker 1: contest that's held annually at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in
Speaker 1: Santa Rosa, California. It's really designed to promote pet adoptions
Speaker 1: and celebrate the uniquest, uniqueness and imperfections of really dogs
Speaker 1: across the country. But the tag ugliest, Hey, come adopt
Speaker 1: the dogs. You want to see one of the ugliest dogs.
Speaker 1: And actually this dog, the dog that they say is
Speaker 1: got voted the ugliest dogh is not at all. I
Speaker 1: don't think this dog is ugly at all. But with
Speaker 1: her new title, she and her human woman named Michelle Grady,
Speaker 1: they won just a day ago they won five grand
Speaker 1: so hey, it raises awareness for adoptions and good for
Speaker 1: Ginny Lou because see even Guinness approves, because really the
Speaker 1: dog gets the in my mind, the dog.
Speaker 3: Gets the last laugh and the owner gets the big,
Speaker 3: big bucks.
Speaker 1: All right, and finally this is it for you, bick
Speaker 1: with its bits of information, We leave you with this.
Speaker 1: Historians say this text mechs favorite has its roots in
Speaker 1: the Rio Grand Valley in the nineteen thirties fahidas. It
Speaker 1: was National Fahida Day. Ranch workers were given unwanted scraps
Speaker 1: of meat to eat.
Speaker 3: They made the best of it they could, so.
Speaker 1: They rolled it into tortillas, and thus fajidas were born.
Speaker 3: You know what my favorite thing is.
Speaker 1: I love fajidas. A lot of times I'd make them,
Speaker 1: or if I go out, I'll I'll get them. I
Speaker 1: like the steak and I like the chicken on the
Speaker 1: border rules. Thanks to the Minnesota two that would be
Speaker 1: Jason and Daniel
Speaker 3: And all of you for listening to this hour of
Speaker 3: the show.