Speaker 1: But a final. Don't worry, We'll get to all the
Speaker 1: other insanity over the weekend. What a final round of
Speaker 1: the Masters? Have you ever seen anything like that? I
Speaker 1: would argue probably, Oh man, I'm trying to think that
Speaker 1: might have been the best Masters round since. And I
Speaker 1: know some of you would be like Tiger come back
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen, but I mean, just the final round of
Speaker 1: that in a while, maybe since Michelson won what was
Speaker 1: that four so twenty years? I remember that was the
Speaker 1: Michelson won. He was the guy. He was the guy
Speaker 1: who's the greatest golfer who's never won a major. Remember
Speaker 1: that narrative, never won a major, never won a major.
Speaker 1: I broke up with the girl over that Masters. That's
Speaker 1: a true story. So I was I was seeing this
Speaker 1: girl and she wanted to go see your parents who
Speaker 1: lived in Chicago's is when I lived in Minneapolis, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, it's Master's weekend and I can't remember what
Speaker 1: it was. I had a couple of days off too,
Speaker 1: and finally I'm just like fine. But the deal is,
Speaker 1: when we're driving home on Sunday, I'm listening to it
Speaker 1: on the radio, and I literally mapped out stations on
Speaker 1: the route from Chicago to Minneapolis because I didn't have
Speaker 1: you know, satellite or any of that stuff. And you know,
Speaker 1: they provide you can listen to the Masters. They literally
Speaker 1: broadcast it on radio. I mean we don't on any
Speaker 1: of our stations, but they're around. And she's like, all right,
Speaker 1: fine deal. So we drove down. I think we drove
Speaker 1: down on a Wednesday, so it wasn't a problem driving down,
Speaker 1: and yes, I was just a glutton for watching it,
Speaker 1: even at her parents' house. And we did some stuff
Speaker 1: and everything was fine. And on Sunday we're driving back
Speaker 1: and it's Phil Mickelson is looking like he's gonna win
Speaker 1: this thing, and I am absolutely glued to it. And
Speaker 1: within forty five and she's like, can we not listen
Speaker 1: to golf anymore? And I'm like, oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no. This was the deal, right, We just went
Speaker 1: I you know, hung out with your family, which was
Speaker 1: our family. Was nice. But I had never I think
Speaker 1: I had met him once, but like spending a whole
Speaker 1: weekend with him, you know, that's kind of a step there.
Speaker 1: And and and then I'm just like, we we had
Speaker 1: a deal, and I just really want to listen to this,
Speaker 1: and for another thirty minutes she just kind of sat
Speaker 1: there and normally she'd just sleep if I was driving,
Speaker 1: I'm like, I just can you go to sleep?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 1: You should go to sleep. You look very tired. And
Speaker 1: then thirty minutes later she literally physically just changed the radio.
Speaker 1: We uh. We parted way shortly after that. But yes,
Speaker 1: wow ross wow, right, wow wow wow, yes, one wow,
Speaker 1: three wows how many wows?
Speaker 2: So it's over on Friday Sunday yesterday. Oh was still
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 1: Literally right as I was sending you the prep was
Speaker 1: the most minute ended because I had to prep during
Speaker 1: that final back nine. Holy crap. That was not easy.
Speaker 1: Luckily there's so much craziness going on, it worked out.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it ended Sunday yesterday right around seven. So uh,
Speaker 1: And it was the whole day just back and forth,
Speaker 1: back and forth.
Speaker 2: You had what three different leaders that had to be
Speaker 2: what your entire leg Twitter social media feed because I
Speaker 2: saw nothing about on mine. My algorithm was like, you
Speaker 2: do not care. I'm not showing you that.
Speaker 1: I mean, I tweeted about it a little. And then
Speaker 1: after because I was hashtagging the masters, I started getting
Speaker 1: fed all the postgame interviews or postmatch interviews. So but
Speaker 1: absolutely amazing. So here we go, because this happened. The
Speaker 1: journey is over. Hackhoy has his masterpiece, and you're happy.
Speaker 1: You're like, oh my gosh, you made that punt. You
Speaker 1: got a bonus, right, we got a bonus hole because
Speaker 1: he had to go to a playoff because Rory missed
Speaker 1: a longer putt, but one he probably should have made
Speaker 1: because you know, nerves. I don't care that he's won
Speaker 1: what four majors. Prior to his four majors, he just
Speaker 1: hadn't won all four of the majors. It's called a
Speaker 1: career Grand Slam for those who not in the know,
Speaker 1: consistent of the PGA Championship and both Opens and of
Speaker 1: course the Masters, and he had not won the Masters,
Speaker 1: and he now is amongst six golfers still his friend
Speaker 1: who admires so much, all right, but he is among
Speaker 1: now six golfers to have won all four majors in
Speaker 1: their careers.
Speaker 2: So was that his first win there for the Masters?
Speaker 1: Yes, and it was the only piece that he needed
Speaker 1: for the Grand Slam.
Speaker 2: You might have mentioned that previous side just wasn't paying attention.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So even if look even if you're not into golf,
Speaker 1: it's truly, it's very impressive what happened, because like, Tiger
Speaker 1: Woods is the last person who have won all four
Speaker 1: of the majors, and then it's you know, it's the
Speaker 1: usual suspect Sarah, Sarah's an you know Palmer, you know,
Speaker 1: all the Nicholas, the people you expect. But but no,
Speaker 1: in the modern era, it's Tiger Woods. Hold on, I
Speaker 1: want to be accurate here because I'm missing one, one
Speaker 1: or two names, so uh do. But in the modern
Speaker 1: era it's Tiger Woods. And when I say the modern era,
Speaker 1: I mean really golfers within that I paid attention within
Speaker 1: my lifetime. Really two, it's Tiger Woods. And it's now
Speaker 1: Rory McElroy. And and here's the deal. A lot there's
Speaker 1: a lot of people at beef with Rory McElroy. One
Speaker 1: of the underpinnings of what happened yesterday was that the
Speaker 1: final round, who is going to be between excuse me,
Speaker 1: I'm choking up was between in the final pairing it
Speaker 1: was a Chambeau and McElroy who hate each other, and
Speaker 1: a lot of it stems from uh Roy was kind
Speaker 1: of the golfer who was chastising other golfers who were
Speaker 1: going over that l I V. Tour and getting paid,
Speaker 1: and Shambeau was one of the first to do it,
Speaker 1: and they they they had the real public spat over it,
Speaker 1: and some stuff was said, and then Roy left his
Speaker 1: fiance ended up marrying another woman, and Shambeau weighed in
Speaker 1: on that because this is kind of the guy he is.
Speaker 1: He's got no filter, uh, And they so they didn't
Speaker 1: speak an entire round of golf, which is which is it? Look,
Speaker 1: there's some golfers that when they get into it, like
Speaker 1: Tiger is famous for, especially on Sundays, that's he'd wear
Speaker 1: that red shirt and he kind of wouldn't talk to you,
Speaker 1: but he'd be polite at the beginning, and then after
Speaker 1: that it was just game face, which is fine, right
Speaker 1: these dudes. These dudes are doing it at the highest level.
Speaker 1: You know. I actually there's a there's somebody I know
Speaker 1: who played on PGA two are out of Raleigh. You
Speaker 1: guys probably know who he is, but and you know,
Speaker 1: I just I've talked to him a couple of times
Speaker 1: and try to get a gauge on some of the
Speaker 1: other golfers. And like the breadth of personalities all around there.
Speaker 1: It's really fascinating. But I don't think anyone takes it personally.
Speaker 1: I think d Chambeau kind of took it personally yesterday.
Speaker 1: So you wonder if that was in his head, because
Speaker 1: immediately Rory double Bogie's the first hole and d Chambeau
Speaker 1: has a couple of good hold now he's in the lead,
Speaker 1: and then he melts down, and Rory starts to melt down,
Speaker 1: and then so hold on here, I'm trying to get
Speaker 1: this thing here, all right. So then Justin Rose slips
Speaker 1: into the lead, who had been leading a couple days
Speaker 1: before it, had his own melt down, and it really
Speaker 1: looked for a moment like Rory was going to choke
Speaker 1: this thing. Man, it looked like for a moment he
Speaker 1: was going to choke this thing. And Dave Portnoy was
Speaker 1: all about it for some reason. All right, So here
Speaker 1: we go, McElroy, Woods, Nicholas Player, Hoge, Oh excuse me,
Speaker 1: I said, paulm that's right, Palmer, doesn't I forgot Gary Player,
Speaker 1: Ben Hogan, and Sarahzen. But yeah, So since since the
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty what was it, sixty six, there had not
Speaker 1: been a career Grand Slam Tiger Woods did in two
Speaker 1: thousand and now Roy did it twenty five years later.
Speaker 1: That's how rare that is.
Speaker 2: So what's this like his first time winning it? The Yes,
Speaker 2: yes it was.
Speaker 1: It's his first green jacket?
Speaker 2: And is that is that rare? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: How much discount does he get since he has one
Speaker 1: green jacket?
Speaker 2: Well, it's his first time. Sae'd be twenty five percent
Speaker 2: off right now. That's the only the olive gardens around Augusta.
Speaker 2: Like if he goes somewhere else, it doesn't work. Like
Speaker 2: if you go into the olive garden in like Salt
Speaker 2: Lake City or something, they'll be like, what is that
Speaker 2: I'm knowing?
Speaker 1: How does it work? Okay? Well let me okay, how
Speaker 1: many how much discount does Tiger Woods get? Then?
Speaker 2: How many times has he won the Masters? Five? Then
Speaker 2: they owe him money? Jack Nicholas, Yeah, they owe it.
Speaker 2: They owe them money.
Speaker 1: Jack Nicholas has six I believe he has six. He's
Speaker 1: got six Masters.
Speaker 2: Probably it's like a dog option in the company at
Speaker 2: that point.
Speaker 1: Well that's not paying off right now. Is a little
Speaker 1: bit of a little bit of trouble there, all right,
Speaker 1: So there you go, all right. Why look, color me impressed? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was correct. So Rory had four. He because he
Speaker 1: won the championship twice, but he hadn't he hadn't won
Speaker 1: a major in uh eleven years, So I look, it
Speaker 1: was I if you're into golf, it was very good.
Speaker 1: It was because sometimes they're not that good. This was
Speaker 1: really good. And I because I don't get caught up
Speaker 1: as much and in a lot of the personal stuff,
Speaker 1: which you can tend to do with other sports, like
Speaker 1: it's fine, go out there. Michelson always had a rap
Speaker 1: app where people didn't like him, and he liked to gamble,
Speaker 1: even gambled against a kid one time. Everyone lost their minds.
Speaker 1: But he said the kid could wait till he's eighteen
Speaker 1: to pay him, which I think he was just trolling.
Speaker 1: So I actually appreciated that. And then some people didn't
Speaker 1: like Daily because he wasn't, you know, country club enough.
Speaker 2: I did see how much money he made over the weekend,
Speaker 2: or at least on Friday or Saturday. Did you see
Speaker 2: that number?
Speaker 1: He won? Four point two many you're talking about Roy mc.
Speaker 2: No, I'm talking about Daily. How much money he made
Speaker 2: at the Hooters with his bus so oh no, how much.
Speaker 2: Did he make over six hundred and seventy five thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: I'm sure he did. The lie is crazy. People are
Speaker 1: just like that's they're just killing it to line up
Speaker 1: with this dude.
Speaker 2: By merch, that's just amazing.
Speaker 1: He sells those pants, which are extremely popular among people
Speaker 1: who like to irritate the other people they're playing with. Like,
Speaker 1: good for him. Man, how many boobs did he sign? Oh?
Speaker 1: Yoh man.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they're if they do that Hooters anymore.
Speaker 2: I think they're now like family friendly or like.
Speaker 1: I don't think you could stop John Day from doing it.
Speaker 1: And what do you do if you're sitting there at
Speaker 1: the autograph table and some chick rolls up and whips
Speaker 1: a hootout like you got to deal with it in
Speaker 1: a way. You sign it. So she puts it away
Speaker 1: to as you know, to uh calm the situation. He's
Speaker 1: I mean, he's doing he's doing a service there. How
Speaker 1: many times have we been sitting at a radio thing
Speaker 1: and you know, some smoke show rolls up in a
Speaker 1: tube top and them boom. She's like, can you sign these?
Speaker 1: It's a constant problem when you're famous, right, remember that,
Speaker 1: Remember how much that happened. Doesn't happen to radio. Oh man,
Speaker 1: uh well not this kind of radio. So anyway, just
Speaker 1: to say it was it was great, and you know
Speaker 1: a lot of questions because yeah, he has had some
Speaker 1: meltdowns and PORTI hates him. Man, it was just crazy
Speaker 1: port Nooy this week. I don't even understand what's going
Speaker 1: on with barstool dude, but I do know that that
Speaker 1: was great. I was extremely entertained, and while I love
Speaker 1: the Masters, I don't think I've been that entertained and
Speaker 1: quite some time, especially in a final round. So there
Speaker 1: you go, all right, eight eight eight nine three four
Speaker 1: seven eight seven four and then all of that happiness,
Speaker 1: all of that joy, and you watch the post like
Speaker 1: the Masters. If there's any golf tournament you watch the
Speaker 1: post tournament coverage, it's the Masters. Because now you go
Speaker 1: to the cabin. Okay, you go to the cabin, and
Speaker 1: in the cabin is Jim Nance, and in the cabin
Speaker 1: is whoever's the head at the time of the Masters, right,
Speaker 1: one of the club members, and then there's the last
Speaker 1: year's winner, and then it's you, and it's it happens
Speaker 1: the same way. And Nan says, what he says, the
Speaker 1: Masters guy says what he says, and then this case,
Speaker 1: Scotti Scheffler, the guy who won it last year, presents
Speaker 1: the green jacket terry and then he cries or he
Speaker 1: doesn't cry, or when he wins, he cries or he
Speaker 1: doesn't cries. And it's literally a prop bet you can
Speaker 1: make by the way you're golfing. If you're gambling on golf,
Speaker 1: you can you can you can bet whether they're gonna
Speaker 1: cry or not cry. I have a question, how do
Speaker 1: you feel about men crying when they win a sporting event,
Speaker 1: because you know, there's not a ton of that until
Speaker 1: the more modern era, right, I don't. I don't know
Speaker 1: if there's I don't know if I've ever seen video
Speaker 1: of you know, like Nicholas crying after a win. So
Speaker 1: I'm just I've just thrown it out there. Don't get
Speaker 1: mad at me. And there's been some really decisive wins.
Speaker 1: So you can gamble on that. Brous you got a
Speaker 1: problem if the Bills win the Super Bowl, if Josh
Speaker 1: Allen turns into a puddle, Uh, not at all. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not saying I do too. I'm just it's curious
Speaker 1: because you can bet on it. People have a lot
Speaker 1: of opinions on it, and I'm like, I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: you just did the thing that five other people on
Speaker 1: the planet have done, and you've been trying for what
Speaker 1: twenty years? Mcroy's remember this guy, he was so good
Speaker 1: as a kid, he got an exemption into the Masters
Speaker 1: is a kid, So yeah, I don't know that I
Speaker 1: have a problem with that unless you're Lebron. Let's suck
Speaker 1: it up, bro, what are you doing anyway?
Speaker 2: Sorry?
Speaker 1: I had to throw that one in so all of
Speaker 1: this to say, uh, super excited, what a what a
Speaker 1: fun weekend. I'm not sure outside exists. I did leave
Speaker 1: the house once after I got after Friday Show. I
Speaker 1: ran ran to the grocery store just to get a
Speaker 1: few things and then just locked myself in like it's
Speaker 1: a survival vault. And I was quite okay with that,
Speaker 1: enjoyed that very much, except right after I watched the
Speaker 1: Jacket present they cut away. I made a mistake. I
Speaker 1: went out to my kitchen to grab a little Sunday eat.
Speaker 1: I've been kind of grazing most of the day, but
Speaker 1: I want a little something there at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, And all of a sudden I forgot, and
Speaker 1: I hear the sixty minutes theme song fire enough tick
Speaker 1: tick tick tick tick, and it's we're gonna do a
Speaker 1: softball interview with Zelenski and crap on Trump, and then
Speaker 1: we're gonna do a segment on Greenland attacking Trump. And
Speaker 1: I could not move from my kitchen in my living
Speaker 1: room fast enough to turn it off. And I would
Speaker 1: say it sapped about thirty percent of my happiness at
Speaker 1: that moment. So screw you CBS. I hate you. I
Speaker 1: hate what you were trying to do on sixty Minutes.
Speaker 1: I didn't even watch, and I know it's probably dishonest,
Speaker 1: and you stole some of my Master's joy from me.
Speaker 1: I can't wait till The Masters isn't on your network again,
Speaker 1: so I don't have to fear that because you kind
Speaker 1: of almost just a little bit ruined my joy yesterday. Okay,
Speaker 1: so there you go, We'll be right back hang on.
Speaker 1: So just real quickly, I'll leave this as kind of
Speaker 1: a if you want to call in and weigh on
Speaker 1: on it, go ahead, because I've already gotten some interesting email.
Speaker 1: I was mentioning one of the things that you could
Speaker 1: bet on as a prop bet. So if prop bet
Speaker 1: if you don't know, is any bet really that isn't
Speaker 1: the outcome of the game or points totals for you know,
Speaker 1: even parts of the game, but rather individual achievements or
Speaker 1: just weird things like at the super Bowl, one of
Speaker 1: the bets you can do is what heads or tails
Speaker 1: on the coin toss, and they're usually both plus one ten.
Speaker 1: So the only person making all the money is whoever
Speaker 1: the book he is, so he always gets his. That's
Speaker 1: a prop bet. And one of the prop bets at
Speaker 1: the Masters is you can bet whether the winner is
Speaker 1: going to cry after he quinches the victory. And that's
Speaker 1: and so if you'd bet Rory would cry, he did.
Speaker 1: If you would go back to who won a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago, no, well whatever, he didn't. And I
Speaker 1: remember somebody wrote an article because they were all like
Speaker 1: offended that that's a thing, and it's like, well, so
Speaker 1: like male tears are a whole thing, right, yeah, well
Speaker 1: you know, people say, you know, you should be sensitive,
Speaker 1: although some women react very badly to seeing their man
Speaker 1: cry unless it's you know, the death of a family
Speaker 1: member or something like that. And at a sporting event,
Speaker 1: it's a whole question. I don't necessarily care you just
Speaker 1: achieved something that only five other people have achieved. Like
Speaker 1: the emotion going through has got to be significant. An
Speaker 1: emotion to some extent has to be channeled in how
Speaker 1: you approach things, because if you don't have control of
Speaker 1: your emotions as somebody who plays golf, though not quite
Speaker 1: on this level yet, but maybe one day, Ross, would
Speaker 1: you see how many majors I have? Ross, gonna check
Speaker 1: this real quick and see if how many of the
Speaker 1: four major tournaments I've won on the PGA.
Speaker 2: Sure, let me check out none?
Speaker 1: Oh you sure?
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean I can do sometimes.
Speaker 1: I like to tip a few back when I golf
Speaker 1: and I couldn't even remember. So, but like, can we
Speaker 1: agree that if you lose, you shouldn't cry? And here's why,
Speaker 1: not just because of that, but because that's what you
Speaker 1: that's the hole I lost. I came this close. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put some tussin on it, and I'm gonna work
Speaker 1: harder next year and come back and do this thing.
Speaker 1: That's what I want to see, not because of the
Speaker 1: crying thing, but because you need to channel that defeat, because,
Speaker 1: especially in golf, half of it's in your head. If
Speaker 1: I'm mclroy after I hit that ball in the creek
Speaker 1: there on what twelve or thirteen and and fell three
Speaker 1: back with just a few holes to go. It's really
Speaker 1: easy for a golfer, even an amateur golfer whatever, pro
Speaker 1: golfer whatever, to go to get mad, to get flustered,
Speaker 1: to get frustrated. And he did wide some wedges after that,
Speaker 1: but he also made some really good shots. And anyone
Speaker 1: who's ever played golf knows that your mindset is really important.
Speaker 1: When you're feeling it, you're just feeling it. And it's
Speaker 1: not just golf. It's did a lot of sports. You know,
Speaker 1: you get a quarterback out there and he's just feeling
Speaker 1: it that day. But a golf it's so important because
Speaker 1: you don't have there's no one to rely on around you. Okay,
Speaker 1: you can't be wide receiver number one and you're having
Speaker 1: a bad day, but wide receiver number two is having
Speaker 1: a great day, and it really evens out. It's golf,
Speaker 1: it's all you, and it's the only professional sport where
Speaker 1: you call your own penalties, by the way, that's that's
Speaker 1: another wild thing. So it's easy to get there. So
Speaker 1: if I'm watching somebody that I like in sports, and
Speaker 1: they lose, I want I don't want to see them
Speaker 1: have an I don't want to see him lose it
Speaker 1: any of the rest of it. There was a story
Speaker 1: about some old NFL coaches I think Man Madden was
Speaker 1: one of them who literally threatened to find players for
Speaker 1: crying in that situation. And I don't know that's a
Speaker 1: little old school. I don't know that you'd see that today.
Speaker 1: But go ahead. But once you've done it, you've done it, man,
Speaker 1: Let all that emotion. Let all that emotion out. I'm
Speaker 1: cool with it. Whatever. None, I want none, No majors, Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, to work harder on that for next year.
Speaker 1: So eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven
Speaker 1: four you guys, okay with that? You want to watch
Speaker 1: your sports guys turn into a puddle there in the
Speaker 1: post game? How about if they lose? Is that different?
Speaker 1: If they win? We can have that conversation because all
Speaker 1: the rest of the conversations they are probably going to
Speaker 1: annoy you a little because it was it was the weekend,
Speaker 1: and all the insane people were doing insane stuff. Not
Speaker 1: to mentionine what China's doing. I can't We're going to
Speaker 1: get into that because China's got a plan and the
Speaker 1: the friendly fire on a friendly fra. I guess friendly
Speaker 1: fire numbers are injury and death numbers are stacking up.
Speaker 1: And I'll explain what I mean by that. With what
Speaker 1: China's doing, they're not actually shooting. But it's really interesting
Speaker 1: whose ox is actually getting gored with their response to
Speaker 1: the Trump tariffs. But let us start here. Uh where
Speaker 1: am I not seeing? Ross? Did I send the New
Speaker 1: York Subway story to you? Or did I not? I?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 1: Did that not get mad? Dang it? All right, I'll
Speaker 1: find that. Let me go in a different direction. Let
Speaker 1: me start up in Pennsylvania. There was a story that
Speaker 1: happened on the New York Subway over the weekend, which
Speaker 1: it is in there. Okay, I just for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: I don't see it in the stack here. Oh they're okay,
Speaker 1: Now I see it. Oh it was tabbed under the
Speaker 1: masters say, I don't know why it does that sometimes.
Speaker 1: All right, So let me start here. So police, So
Speaker 1: though police have found him so or not found him.
Speaker 1: They've identified him, but they they're looking for I was
Speaker 1: checking this morning to see if they've found this dude.
Speaker 1: So check this out for anyone trying to convince you, Hey,
Speaker 1: you know it'd be a really good idea. Now, this
Speaker 1: happened last week, but really all of it started to
Speaker 1: come to light once they identified the guy. So so
Speaker 1: imagine this. You, you against probably your better judgment, decides
Speaker 1: you're going to get on the New York subway system
Speaker 1: after dark, and while you're sitting there, you have a
Speaker 1: heart attack or you have you die of natural causes.
Speaker 1: Don't know what. Nobody murdered you. You died of natural causes.
Speaker 1: It's sad, it's unfortunate. It sounds like the dude was
Speaker 1: a homeless guy too, got on the subway and croaked.
Speaker 1: But again, they don't think they're they don't think there's
Speaker 1: any foul play there. So now a lot of people
Speaker 1: are on the subway. Right, it's late, but it's not
Speaker 1: like two in the morning yet. And they suspect he
Speaker 1: died around eleven. I think no, he actually don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, he died earlier than that. They think he
Speaker 1: died probably around eight. Okay, so again, this subody still
Speaker 1: got quite a few people on it. And you're dead.
Speaker 1: I know you look like you're sleeping, but you're dead too.
Speaker 1: And I don't know exactly what he looked like. But
Speaker 1: nobody says anything. Nobody calls the authorities. Nobody says, you know,
Speaker 1: try to say something to the conductor or one of
Speaker 1: the people at the uh you know, at the actual
Speaker 1: subway stop you're going to, or they got some workers
Speaker 1: from the transit department. That nobody says boo, and that
Speaker 1: for about an hour, hour and fifteen minutes, your body's
Speaker 1: just dead. And then some dirtbag notices you're dead. So
Speaker 1: what do you think he does? I think he gets authorities. Noah,
Speaker 1: he robs you. He go though, even though you're a
Speaker 1: homeless guy and who you probably got nothing on you.
Speaker 1: This person, in front of the other passengers proceeds to
Speaker 1: go through all this guy's belonging to take whatever he
Speaker 1: wants and again and then just gets off. Nobody says
Speaker 1: a word. And then about an hour and a half later,
Speaker 1: now about two hours later, some other person gets on
Speaker 1: notices he's dead. And finally, just finally, do you think
Speaker 1: maybe somebody, out of just dignity and not wanting to
Speaker 1: ride the subway with the corpse would say anything with
Speaker 1: all those passengers standing around watching this situation, No to authorities.
Speaker 1: This other dude, let's see here, why do they not
Speaker 1: have his name right at the top or whatever. So
Speaker 1: this other guy gets on and notices this guy's dead,
Speaker 1: and at eleven forty five, according to witnesses, proceeds to
Speaker 1: pull the pants off of the dead body, pull his
Speaker 1: own pants down, and I think, you know where this
Speaker 1: is going, So I'm gonna stop right there on the
Speaker 1: subway in front of people becuz opportunity don't know. And
Speaker 1: it was at that point finally after that guy literally
Speaker 1: got off the train because nobody stopped him, which I
Speaker 1: I understand. There's people like if I'm ever on the
Speaker 1: subway and somebody's threatening physical violence, I don't care what
Speaker 1: happened to Daniel Penny. I'm gonna stop it because there's
Speaker 1: too many crazies. Nobody wants to jump in on the
Speaker 1: crazy dude assaulting in that way, the corpse on the subway. Nobody,
Speaker 1: so nobody tried to stop it, but they did finally
Speaker 1: report it after and now investigators are looking for this
Speaker 1: dude who lives with his mom and family. And I
Speaker 1: had been imprisoned for a while, I had gotten out,
Speaker 1: has had some had some runnings with the laws. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so I don't think they've caught him yet and they
Speaker 1: but they know who he is and they want to
Speaker 1: talk to him obviously. I mean he's facing the charges
Speaker 1: he's facing are not that substantial because the guy was dead.
Speaker 1: But it's still one of the most horrific stories I've
Speaker 1: read in a long time, and it really cements my
Speaker 1: decision to never ever ever ride a public subway system
Speaker 1: after dark. I might ride one during the day, although
Speaker 1: New York's might be questionable, but like, you're not getting
Speaker 1: me on the what's the one in Atlanta called that
Speaker 1: the Marta? Right, Yeah, that one? That one I've read that.
Speaker 1: I wrote that one after dark one time and I'm like,
Speaker 1: this was not a good idea. What have I done?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 1: So that's no, the one in Atlanta, which I think
Speaker 1: is called Marta. Not getting on that after dark ever again?
Speaker 1: Then the DC hell no, and New York doc because
Speaker 1: I don't want to get robbed, but because I don't
Speaker 1: want to have a heart attack and have that happen
Speaker 1: to me. If that sounds weird, I don't know why. Yeah,
Speaker 1: just because like people, you know, every time somebody would
Speaker 1: come to visit my grave, friends, family, members listeners like
Speaker 1: you who I'm sure with Pilgrimage, at some point your
Speaker 1: mind is going to be like, yeah, yeah, he lived,
Speaker 1: he lived, he lived a full life. But he and
Speaker 1: I doing what he loved and he sure as hell
Speaker 1: after it didn't. And then for a moment while they're
Speaker 1: having that memory of you, and you know they're time
Speaker 1: spent together and things you accomplished together, there's gonna be
Speaker 1: just a split second where they're like yeah, and then
Speaker 1: that guy sodomized his corpse, and then that will forever
Speaker 1: be part of your legacy. So in a way, that's
Speaker 1: just like, that's just another reason where I want nothing
Speaker 1: to do with the subway system after dark. Sorry, there's
Speaker 1: just too many crazies on those things. The one in
Speaker 1: Atlanta I thought was gonna be fine. I was so wrong.
Speaker 1: I was so wrong. Ross. Did you ever ride that
Speaker 1: the light reel or whatever that thing is in Atlanta?
Speaker 2: No, it's called Marta. And my driver once was like, hey,
Speaker 2: let's go on that and I said, no, you're my driver,
Speaker 2: keep driving me. I'm not going in that thing. It's crazy,
Speaker 2: what you know, I said, be common man in my driver,
Speaker 2: I'm not come on, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: It's that ping. I'm trying to remember if that's ping. Now, Jersey,
Speaker 1: you lived in Atlanta, that could.
Speaker 2: Never ever Yeah, yeah, but I was so focused on work.
Speaker 2: I stayed like I didn't really travel because to travel
Speaker 2: anywhere in Atlanta it's like a two hour ordeal. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like I'm going to stay around this part of
Speaker 2: town and not go that far. I was.
Speaker 1: I was a bad decision. I made bad bad.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of that scene. And remember the movie
Speaker 2: The Collateral with Tom Cruise where he talks about, you know,
Speaker 2: the city, everybody's paying attention to themselves, knowing really.
Speaker 1: Folks, Jamie Fox is driving around. Yeah, yeah, it's a
Speaker 1: great movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he talks about how you could die in
Speaker 2: the subway and it will take days for people to notice.
Speaker 2: And you know, at the end of the movie spoiler,
Speaker 2: he dies in the subway and he's just always paying attention.
Speaker 2: And the issue with this is a lot of people
Speaker 2: might have even thought the initial guy that robbed him,
Speaker 2: I don't know he saw him have a heart attack
Speaker 2: or whatever, but he probably thought a guy was drunk
Speaker 2: and passed out.
Speaker 1: Well, but again, that's one thing, right, you got somebody
Speaker 1: sleeping on the subway. A lot of people are not
Speaker 1: going to pay attention because you know, homeless people get
Speaker 1: in there, or you get drunks after bar time whatever.
Speaker 1: But let me but once you see somebody robbing the
Speaker 1: dude and you do nothing, you're part of it. Now, Okay,
Speaker 1: you don't have to physically stop them, but say something.
Speaker 2: It's the pennything though, Like you don't want to jump
Speaker 2: in and do anything because what you might get stabbed
Speaker 2: in the chest or you.
Speaker 1: Not saying you got to do anything. Let the guy
Speaker 1: get off the subway and then tell somebody like, hey,
Speaker 1: there's a guy in here. He got robbed. I don't
Speaker 1: know if he's dead or what. But the guy, here's
Speaker 1: the description of the guy. That's all you got to do.
Speaker 1: You don't have to go in and choke hold the
Speaker 1: guy if he's not threatening you. But the fact that
Speaker 1: people sat there and the only way that they then
Speaker 1: would say anything is when they you know, imagine somebody
Speaker 1: at the end of that movie and the director's cut
Speaker 1: the guy dies. He's wearing that gray suit if I
Speaker 1: remember in that movie, yeah with the white hair, yeah yeah,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden you just see somebody
Speaker 1: pulling Tom Cruise's corpses pants down.
Speaker 2: I was in the Criterion edition.
Speaker 1: Oh it was in there. Okay, See these are the things.
Speaker 1: This is why we have these conversations.
Speaker 2: Oh it was Steve Buscemi.
Speaker 1: Oh man. I never trusted him, never trusted him. It'd
Speaker 1: be funny if it was Kaiser, SoSE wouldn't it? Did
Speaker 1: you have a crossover there? Because remember that band murdered
Speaker 1: his entire family? Well is there? What won't he do?
Speaker 1: Spoiler alert on that? All right, real quick? Yes, Boston Paul,
Speaker 1: what's what's going on?
Speaker 3: The question is did you cry when Rory cried? Did
Speaker 3: he make you cry?
Speaker 1: No? No, he did not, because I didn't win the Masters,
Speaker 1: So there's that. Are you happy? Y?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I didn't? Better stay? So what do you think
Speaker 3: about Patrick Reeve's hole out?
Speaker 1: What's on? What? On seventeen?
Speaker 3: On seventeen?
Speaker 4: What I shot?
Speaker 1: That was? And who's you know?
Speaker 3: Chef w probably thought he'd never be in the money
Speaker 3: and coming in fourth place. I mean it was just
Speaker 3: a crazy finished.
Speaker 1: It was a crazy day, you know. I will say this,
Speaker 1: Boston Paul. At least I watched all four rounds of
Speaker 1: the Masters and didn't go to a dog park or
Speaker 1: whatever you did.
Speaker 3: So hey, hey, beagles, baby, he.
Speaker 1: Played with a bunch of bees. Eagles. You don't men
Speaker 1: were doing me golf? You run around with big barely dogs. Man,
Speaker 1: those are cats.
Speaker 3: Hey, you know, folks, he tried to kill the laugh
Speaker 3: He tried to kill the breed.
Speaker 1: And I can not him. That was not invented the beagles,
Speaker 1: but still a cat. There nothing I can do about it.
Speaker 3: I had to be there. I got golf was not
Speaker 3: on the top of the list Saturday.
Speaker 1: Okay, you just watched it on your phone, didn't you.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay, all right, all.
Speaker 1: Right, all right, hey, no, no, no, I got a question.
Speaker 1: I got a question. That story I just described. During
Speaker 1: your time in law enforcement in the city the area
Speaker 1: around Boston, have you ever heard a story where you
Speaker 1: guys like somebody gets on mass transit dies and literally
Speaker 1: he's getting robbed and sexually assaulted and nobody says anything.
Speaker 3: Love a dead person, you know, living they've died.
Speaker 1: No dead're dead, I'm talking dead. No.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's what that would be a new one.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, that's look at that. That's the first
Speaker 1: good thing I've heard about Boston in a while.
Speaker 3: So well that'd be that would be also another rookie
Speaker 3: call too, you know, uh hold the scream semi buddy,
Speaker 3: go get the tape way.
Speaker 1: Here for you. Yeah, I'll be over here pointing in
Speaker 1: the other direction. All right, thank you boss for Paul.
Speaker 1: Let's get back. Glad your liver survived. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: there you go. Yeah, he's like, I remember he's he
Speaker 1: sent me a picture and he's like at a dog park.
Speaker 1: It was during the Masters, and I'm like, what are
Speaker 1: you even doing? You were so broken?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Uh, So we have that story, and then we got
Speaker 1: to get into what happened up in Pennsylvania because of
Speaker 1: course we're all doing the thing where instead of like being,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, that's horrible and let's figure out how
Speaker 1: that doesn't happen anymore, we're all figuring out how we
Speaker 1: can blame each other's political sides. So I'll fill you
Speaker 1: in on the details there coming up Casey O Day
Speaker 1: Radio program. So we obviously we talked a little the
Speaker 1: Masters there over the weekend. That was super exciting. If
Speaker 1: we're into that might have been one of the best ones.
Speaker 1: And I'm probably twenty some years man, twenty some years
Speaker 1: which is impressive. Really really thought that that was good.
Speaker 1: I know. The last one they think was the big
Speaker 1: one was Woods just randomly winning in twenty nineteen, which
Speaker 1: was very cool. But yeah, that was definitely up there.
Speaker 1: So on Saturday, after I got done, I was going
Speaker 1: to throw this in here for any of you. So
Speaker 1: after I got done on Saturday, I was, you know, like,
Speaker 1: all right, that was that was that was pretty crazy,
Speaker 1: And I got to watch something. So I flipping through
Speaker 1: the very streaming stuff and I'm on Amazon Prime there,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, I see that the number
Speaker 1: you know, because I always put all these the number
Speaker 1: one movies trending, and number one was that G twenty movie,
Speaker 1: which we kind of talked about a little on the show,
Speaker 1: where Viola Day as the president. And it's just kind
Speaker 1: of crazy that you could. The thing that's pretty clear
Speaker 1: there is the movie at least was partially inspired because
Speaker 1: of the timing of it when they made it over
Speaker 1: the idea that they thought Kamala Harris was going to
Speaker 1: be president. Right, It's it's that's not a coincidence. It's
Speaker 1: something that probably inspired the writers, which which I actually
Speaker 1: kind of understand. I know a lot of people are like, oh,
Speaker 1: this is but yes, I understand, it's Hollywood, and you
Speaker 1: know they're they're kissing the behinds of one side versus
Speaker 1: the other. But so they made a movie and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I've just been sitting there watching Masters. I didn't feel
Speaker 1: like going out or doing anything, and there wasn't really
Speaker 1: anything else in my cue, so to speak, that I
Speaker 1: wanted to see. So I turned it on Ross, I
Speaker 1: watched it, and I have some thoughts, and my first
Speaker 1: thought was, for basically about half or more of the movie,
Speaker 1: I'm like, this is fine, this is you know why
Speaker 1: because at first, this is the story. Let me give
Speaker 1: you this setup. I won't I'm gonna it'll be kind
Speaker 1: of spoilers, but it's not a brain buster. What happens
Speaker 1: in this movie, Like, the plot is not a secret.
Speaker 1: And so the plot is it's the g twenty Summit,
Speaker 1: So you got the twenty most powerful nations of their leadership.
Speaker 1: It's in South Africa, this big fortress hotel that looks
Speaker 1: down over Cape Town, and that's where they're gonna have
Speaker 1: this thing. And by the way, I thought that they
Speaker 1: did a really good job of making a lot of
Speaker 1: these world leaders pretty unlikable, pretty arrogant. The British Prime
Speaker 1: Minister was an absolute d bag, which I'm okay with
Speaker 1: considering who's in there right now. By the way, do
Speaker 1: you see what the British Prime Minister just did to
Speaker 1: the art collection and number ten Downing? He went through
Speaker 1: and decided that they would They're gonna go during his
Speaker 1: time there. They're gonna pull all the art off the
Speaker 1: wall that celebrates essentially white people, and so that includes
Speaker 1: literally Royalty, which is fine, you know, I feel about that,
Speaker 1: but also Winston Churchill and Shakespeare. They just pulled all
Speaker 1: their stuff off the wall and he's putting in a
Speaker 1: bunch of woke art from whatever. So I had no
Speaker 1: problem with them being portrayed like that. And the European
Speaker 1: delegation other than them, especially like the the International Monetary Fund.
Speaker 1: Chick was initially really really really like arrogant, which I
Speaker 1: think describes the EU perfectly. So I'm fine with that.
Speaker 1: But Viola Davis, who I want to remind you, and
Speaker 1: this is not me picking on her, but it will
Speaker 1: be important, is sixty okay, And I like Viola Davis.
Speaker 1: I like a lot of movies she's in. I don't
Speaker 1: have beef with her. But she's a sixty year old woman,
Speaker 1: not even just a black one, just a sixty year
Speaker 1: old women. And I'm not picking on women, but understand me.
Speaker 1: And her backstory is, because now she's got to fight
Speaker 1: these batties, was not as over the top as I
Speaker 1: thought it was going to be. Whether they like she
Speaker 1: you know, former two time seal or something whatever. I
Speaker 1: know that's not a thing, but you get me. No,
Speaker 1: her backstory was she had an MOS serving in the
Speaker 1: military early on in Afghanistan or Iraq, I can't remember which.
Speaker 1: She was part of a convoy that was ambushed. I
Speaker 1: can't remember she was serving as a medic or what,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't matter. She's she was not some elite
Speaker 1: special Forces soldier. She was and they got ambushed and
Speaker 1: a convoy they got pressed into a building. There's that.
Speaker 1: You'll get the backstory more in the movie. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to ruin that part as to what may why
Speaker 1: that may have happened. And during the course of this,
Speaker 1: she's terrified, right She's watching people around her for the
Speaker 1: first time get killed. She herself was injured, her leg
Speaker 1: and her knee was injured pretty badly as it portrayed
Speaker 1: in the movie. And yet when she's in this building,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden there's a secondary explosion, which is
Speaker 1: not something that is not a thing that happens. Utilizing
Speaker 1: explosions to then later use the gathering around explosions is
Speaker 1: not just a movie trope. It is a strategy that
Speaker 1: had been used by terrorists. And so she's in there
Speaker 1: and it blows up, and there's some civilians in there,
Speaker 1: and a woman who is holding their child, a civilian
Speaker 1: woman in Afghanistan is literally cut in half by the explosion,
Speaker 1: shielding her child, and Viola Davis's character has to grab
Speaker 1: the child from the mother who's dying. And eventually, when
Speaker 1: they egress out of the building, there is a photographer
Speaker 1: there who had been embedded with whoever the folks who
Speaker 1: came to rescue them, snaps a photo of her running
Speaker 1: out with this child covered in blood, limping out of there, really,
Speaker 1: and that photo parlays her into public office and eventually
Speaker 1: into the presidency. And you know what I was at
Speaker 1: that point, I'm like, maybe I have been too hard
Speaker 1: on this movie because it's just straight. It felt very
Speaker 1: eighties popcorn action flow during that time, and I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a reasonable backstory there. There are a lot of
Speaker 1: women who who found themselves the victims of you know,
Speaker 1: improvised explosive devices ambushes, who died in combat or in
Speaker 1: situations where they where combat literally befell them. And that's
Speaker 1: what happened with Davis's character. And there's lots of examples
Speaker 1: out there. And she because of the situation, she really
Speaker 1: was having emotional problems dealing with it. That's very normal,
Speaker 1: and so she threw herself into never wanting to quote
Speaker 1: be as powerless again. And so there's a scene in there,
Speaker 1: although they don't get a lot of the backstory where
Speaker 1: she's ross. What's the martial art where you use the
Speaker 1: bot the other person's motions to throw them. I know
Speaker 1: some women do this because you don't have to be
Speaker 1: as strong.
Speaker 2: I mean, they do it in judo, but the big
Speaker 2: one I think you're thinking of is a kido. Well,
Speaker 2: it was one of those that's like Steven Seagull won.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe it might have been judo. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not a martial arts guy, but it was clearly
Speaker 1: that because you see her on the White House lawn
Speaker 1: with the Secret Service guy sparring and they're doing the
Speaker 1: throws and stuff. So she decides she's gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and do that. All right, Again, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: women who take martial arts. That's not a thing. So
Speaker 1: fast forward down to the G twenty and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: you know what, this has been reasonable up till then,
Speaker 1: well then the villain shows up. And the villain is Homelander.
Speaker 1: If you watch The Boys, it's the same actor played Homelander.
Speaker 1: And so he's got a team of disenfranchised military folks
Speaker 1: and even some secret service guys, disenfranchised they feel their
Speaker 1: governments have let him down. And then they're going to
Speaker 1: take all of the skills that they have and all
Speaker 1: of this stuff, and they're going to betray everything, and
Speaker 1: they're going to lock this building down, this hotel, and
Speaker 1: they're going to use it to crash the world's economies
Speaker 1: because they're crypto enthusiasts. So I'm like, oh, hey, we
Speaker 1: went here, but whatever, all right, And then with a
Speaker 1: minimum level of judo or a kedo training, and you know,
Speaker 1: the skills she learned clearly in basic training though not
Speaker 1: part of her mos in the military before she was injured,
Speaker 1: and has this bad knee that got her one hundred
Speaker 1: percent disabled. She then proceeds to tear through do you
Speaker 1: remember the equalizer at the end, that crew that showed
Speaker 1: up at the home depot looking place where it's nothing
Speaker 1: but seven foot Russians and just crazy sas guys, it's
Speaker 1: that times five and Viola Davis what they don't say,
Speaker 1: apparently now is a world class shooter, and she proceeds
Speaker 1: to essentially tear through six of them at a time.
Speaker 1: And the part where I'm finally like, ah, you got me,
Speaker 1: I'm out out is they you know, there's always the
Speaker 1: one giant Russian dude, or there's always one he doesn't
Speaker 1: have to be Russian. But anytime there's a bunch of
Speaker 1: henchmen coming at you, there's always one who is kind
Speaker 1: of the final boss before the final boss.
Speaker 2: Every time, like Captain America happened in that movie one
Speaker 2: of them when he's in the ship and the Russians
Speaker 2: like this big dude and you had like remember Rambo,
Speaker 2: he fell down the hole in Rambo three? You need
Speaker 2: to fight? Yes, yeah, yea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's always one giant dude. What happens the whoever's
Speaker 1: in whoever's the the you know, the protagonist will punch
Speaker 1: them and it will do nothing right. The guy will
Speaker 1: just kind of look back at them.
Speaker 2: Like they're gonna right, like their face so for a
Speaker 2: second will go and then they'll look back and smile.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and whoever's the star of the movie always like,
Speaker 1: oh it's not and then he has they have to
Speaker 1: forgot another way to kill him. So Viola Davis's character,
Speaker 1: and I'm not making this up. Who is a sixty
Speaker 1: year old woman. I just want you to understand this now.
Speaker 1: She's not portrayed that as much in the movie. I'd
Speaker 1: say they probably peg her based on the age of
Speaker 1: her kids and and Anthony Anderson's her husband. I don't know,
Speaker 1: probably late forties. She's got like her Her daughter is seventeen, who,
Speaker 1: by the way, also is a super genius electronics person
Speaker 1: and at one point hacks the Secret Services system and
Speaker 1: the RFID system at the White House so she can
Speaker 1: go clubbing in Georgetown.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, what, well, you'd never done that, And no
Speaker 2: she's so she's Ray and the Millennium Falcon where she's
Speaker 2: like bypass the compressor or whatever, the capassor yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: what I did. And that Harrison Ford staring on like
Speaker 2: I've been on this ship for years. I didn't know
Speaker 2: I could do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well this this girl did, man, And by the way,
Speaker 1: that's a skill set that will come in helpful later.
Speaker 1: So back to the seven foot tall Russian. So now
Speaker 1: she's like, all right, what am I gonna do? And
Speaker 1: I kid you not this is gonna be a minor spoiler,
Speaker 1: but it's okay because I'll leave the rest for you.
Speaker 1: She decides she can't shoot him or stab them. What
Speaker 1: she can't shoot him or stab him? And I'm like,
Speaker 1: well you got to run right? No? No, no, no no.
Speaker 1: She puts him in a headlock, drags him to the
Speaker 1: ground and it's like that scene and No Country for
Speaker 1: Old Men where he's strangling the deputy to death with
Speaker 1: the handcuffs. So it's like, okay, hold on, but no handcuffs.
Speaker 1: She just uses the brute force of her arms to
Speaker 1: strangle him till he's purple and then snap his neck
Speaker 1: like it's a sigul run.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure they could snap her arm off if
Speaker 2: they wanted to, if they are the way you describe
Speaker 2: them right or stand up, I mean even in the
Speaker 2: even in uh Princess Bride, the you know, dread pirate
Speaker 2: Roberts technique against Andre the Giant, where he's he's on
Speaker 2: him on his back and he's just got him in
Speaker 2: a headlock. Yeah. I mean even Atlmost failed a.
Speaker 1: Little bit, a little bit. That's a good point. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So uh at that point, I'm like, ah, you got me.
Speaker 1: I'm out. I can't, I can't. What are we doing here?
Speaker 1: I'm trying to find a picture of the dude she
Speaker 1: strangled too. I will find it during the breaks, because
Speaker 1: it's just so insane.
Speaker 2: Man, it's just the widow thing, the scarlet Johansson thing
Speaker 2: all over again. Right.
Speaker 1: I think what I'll do is I'm gonna turn it
Speaker 1: on on my phone and take a screenshot. But I'll
Speaker 1: do that during the break because I can't find a
Speaker 1: photo of it.
Speaker 2: Where you have this twenty pound woman who takes down
Speaker 2: like these big, huge dudes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wasn't there a little more to the backstory of
Speaker 1: Johansson's character though?
Speaker 2: There was she did have a little bit more training,
Speaker 2: I would say that a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So anyway, you were doing so well and they like
Speaker 1: they had a real opportunity and Anthony Anderson, her husband,
Speaker 1: who himself is a I believe it was a combat marine.
Speaker 1: Is is what the storyline was there, and that's how
Speaker 1: they met. Literally after she was injured. I think he
Speaker 1: was in the hospital to or something like. He's he's useless, man,
Speaker 1: He's running around with the kids. He's scared, he doesn't
Speaker 1: know what to do. He can't fight. And uh, I
Speaker 1: shouldn't say he can't fight. He does. Actually he does
Speaker 1: actually fight a little bit, but not to the extent
Speaker 1: that she is. And then again when she choked Andrea
Speaker 1: the giant to death, broke his neck when all I
Speaker 1: had to do was stand up, I'm like, all right,
Speaker 1: no more of that, man. Uh jeez, all right eight
Speaker 1: eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four back
Speaker 1: in just a few minutes, Ross, just real quick. So
Speaker 1: Ross was mentioning a documentary he watched over the weekend. Uh,
Speaker 1: this is that I can't pronounce it. How do you
Speaker 1: pronounce this? G lo.
Speaker 2: Gigloglow? Yeah, giglow Beach murders, the ones that happened in
Speaker 2: the early two thousands or they found it around twenty
Speaker 2: twelve or something, twenty eleven. Yeah, was it that long? No,
Speaker 2: it wasn't that long it was. It took just all
Speaker 2: the arrest though it was more reason recently. The arrest
Speaker 2: was like two years ago in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: Y you had me scared them, but that might be
Speaker 1: the biggest timeline this.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, The story broke in like spring of twenty eleven.
Speaker 1: And the dude was an architect in New York City
Speaker 1: and apparently, and he's still alleged because he hasn't been
Speaker 1: tried alleged dirtbag murder in on Long Island. Right.
Speaker 2: No, it's a great documentary now on Netflix. It was
Speaker 2: trending number one yesterday and our algorithm was like, oh,
Speaker 2: you guys are gonna like this because we watch all
Speaker 2: the true crime stuff. So it's really good. And the
Speaker 2: big part that I didn't understand that was involved with
Speaker 2: that case was the complete corruption involving the chief, the
Speaker 2: chief of police, and the district attorney.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, which literally precluded them from
Speaker 1: really doing anything with the case because, right, they were
Speaker 1: just so corrupting. But I found interesting you told me though,
Speaker 1: is the neighbor's reaction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because right, usually when these guys are busted, like
Speaker 2: the neighbors are like, what him, No, way he was,
Speaker 2: you know, he's I can't believe it. And all of
Speaker 2: his neighbors were like, yeah, that's the dude. He's super weird.
Speaker 2: I mean, and you'll check out his house. His house
Speaker 2: was in this suburban Long Island neighborhood and all the
Speaker 2: houses are like super nice, and his house looks like
Speaker 2: the house from Resident Evil. Looks like a haunted house, the.
Speaker 1: One the kids walking.
Speaker 2: They said. One of the neighbors said, they were like,
Speaker 2: you know, this is the house where in Halloween the
Speaker 2: kids would go door to door and when they would
Speaker 2: get to that house, they'd be like, Nope, we're not
Speaker 2: pushing that doorbell, We're not knocking on that door.
Speaker 1: To be fair, when you Resident Evil the video game,
Speaker 1: you refuse to go in.
Speaker 2: The hand, I'm not going in the house, yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, which was a good call.
Speaker 2: It is, Yeah, why would I go in there?
Speaker 1: All right, So I mentioned it was all just chock
Speaker 1: full of crazies. By the way, I sent you Ross,
Speaker 1: I sent you the photo of the dude that six
Speaker 1: year old Viola Davis could just strangle and snap his neck.
Speaker 1: It's a little hard because they kind of they do
Speaker 1: a scene where he's really really big. But then it's
Speaker 1: kind of dark in that scene, so it's clearly it
Speaker 1: was clearly to hide how insane that whole setup was.
Speaker 2: No, he's towering above her right, but his neck is Okay,
Speaker 2: imagine Adam Shift's neck. Okay, it's not that. I mean
Speaker 2: that guy. Look at this guy's like all.
Speaker 1: Neck No Adam shit, Well come on, Adam Shift's neck
Speaker 1: is can we call it a neck? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, this dude's just and she just gets again she
Speaker 1: didn't She has a gun, but there's she doesn't have
Speaker 1: any AMMO left, but she uses the gun as kind
Speaker 1: of part of her strangulation, like the race the gun.
Speaker 2: She gets him on the ground and just kind of
Speaker 2: chokes him out. But I imagine, just looking at this
Speaker 2: dude's neck, he could probably break her arms with his neck.
Speaker 1: Just it's a good point. We surely just choke him out.
Speaker 1: She chokes him and then does the quick snap of
Speaker 1: his neck, which I don't know where she learned that.
Speaker 1: They teach that? Uh and uh, you know judo? Is
Speaker 1: that is that a Judo thing or do they teach that?
Speaker 1: It is that? The whole thing is just crazy man?
Speaker 1: All right? Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
Speaker 1: seven four. So the big story was a couple of
Speaker 1: big stories over the weekend that frankly are are kind
Speaker 1: of insane. One is, oh, hold on here. One is
Speaker 1: how China is responding to all the terrorff stuff. And
Speaker 1: then of course what happened up in Pennsylvania. So up
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania in Harrisburg, which is the capital there. The
Speaker 1: governor's mansion is this jig. It's a big mansion, sits
Speaker 1: right on the Susquehanna River there. I wish you've been
Speaker 1: to Harrisburg's have a big sports show there. But anyway, Uh,
Speaker 1: And the governor, of course is Josh Shapiro, who most
Speaker 1: of you probably remember because there was a lot of
Speaker 1: Shapiro discussion when they were picking Tim Wohlz for the
Speaker 1: VP nominee for the Dems, and that, you know, a
Speaker 1: lot of people assumed that was because Shapiro is Jewish, right,
Speaker 1: And uh, that's not a good look. And it really
Speaker 1: speaks to where we are right now. Where you have
Speaker 1: you got you have a swath and look, I'll fully
Speaker 1: you got a swath on both sides of the aisle,
Speaker 1: although it is remarkably larger on the left right now,
Speaker 1: and you couldn't convince me otherwise who have some hang ups,
Speaker 1: some of just about Israel, And that's fair. I think that,
Speaker 1: I think that there is a line that you can
Speaker 1: go up to when you're criticizing what Israel is doing.
Speaker 1: But so many times I see the arguments that are
Speaker 1: clearly born out of something else and also don't seem rational,
Speaker 1: Like where you have people you know, who are who say, well,
Speaker 1: Israel shouldn't responded to what happened there with the UH,
Speaker 1: with all those shooting, or with all those murders, the
Speaker 1: shooting at the UH. You know, they kicked it off
Speaker 1: at that at that concert, and then you know, escalated
Speaker 1: into going door to door in many of those horrific stories,
Speaker 1: and you know, just because Hamasque chooses to hide literally
Speaker 1: under its own citizens, and like, I don't know how
Speaker 1: you don't respond. So I don't think that that's practical.
Speaker 1: So I try to carve it off. But I will
Speaker 1: readily admit that there is a segment on the right
Speaker 1: or what you would consider right leaning politics, who clearly
Speaker 1: are demonstrated some anti Semitism and it's gone beyond. And
Speaker 1: I have no problem saying that and I know that
Speaker 1: some of you, some of you are going to send
Speaker 1: me your email and I don't care. I don't care.
Speaker 1: But on the on the other side of the aisle,
Speaker 1: that is hatred man, that is something else entirely that
Speaker 1: then gets metastasized into the rest of the party where
Speaker 1: you can run around and tear You're supposed to be
Speaker 1: supposedly normal people and you're tearing posters of missing people
Speaker 1: off of Do you remember all of that following what
Speaker 1: happened over in Israel where people just so anyway, they're
Speaker 1: just tearing posters off, they're they're physically and sometimes well
Speaker 1: mostly uh, you know, I was gonna say mostly on
Speaker 1: university campuses as where you see this, but where they
Speaker 1: are physically encumbering the ability of students who they feel
Speaker 1: are Jewish or even if they're not Jewish, but quote
Speaker 1: unquote Jewish sympathizers, for being able to attend class. They're
Speaker 1: they're they're vandalizing stuff with swastikas, you know, with with
Speaker 1: tesla's and these are quote unquote supposedly normal people and
Speaker 1: all of this, all of this is going on, and
Speaker 1: Josh Shapiro is a Jewish governor, so so That is
Speaker 1: one of the theories there. Another one of the theories is,
Speaker 1: you know, what prompted this is the fact that they're not,
Speaker 1: you know, in Pennsylvania, Joshapiro is not accomplishing what some
Speaker 1: of his constituents want. Another theory is that some evil
Speaker 1: Republican did it right. It all runs the gamut what
Speaker 1: happened there, And for me, even before we started to
Speaker 1: learn more about it, I'm like, can we all just
Speaker 1: agree that all political violence, if that is in fact
Speaker 1: what this turns out to be, Not that it would
Speaker 1: make it better if it wasn't, but can we all
Speaker 1: agree that none of this is appropriate and everyone should
Speaker 1: rot in an effing prison who participates in things like this,
Speaker 1: obviously to varying degrees. But the guy's got a family
Speaker 1: in there, he's got kids in there. And the fire
Speaker 1: was set in a way that somebody clearly kind of
Speaker 1: knew what they were doing because of how quickly it
Speaker 1: was able to spread, And they haven't described why. They
Speaker 1: think it was very knowledgeable, but they've given some exams
Speaker 1: samples of things that would make it so you'll have
Speaker 1: to read up on that. But like, I was disgusted,
Speaker 1: and I don't like Josh Shapiro's politics. But it's like,
Speaker 1: how many times on this show I've said some bad's
Speaker 1: gonna happen, and that's what throws me off. So we're
Speaker 1: going to go on record here and all of this
Speaker 1: is bad and none of this has a place in
Speaker 1: where we are. Have you you see these polls where
Speaker 1: you have what was it, fifty eight percent of Democrats
Speaker 1: say that sometimes you have to take it to a
Speaker 1: new level, or at least they're comfortable with it. That's
Speaker 1: a really depressing number from recent polling because when you
Speaker 1: start justifying these, whether it's keen a tesla or attempting
Speaker 1: to burn down the Pennsylvania governor's mansion, I've got no
Speaker 1: use for you, and frankly you shouldn't be able to
Speaker 1: vote anymore. Yeah, yeah, you heard me. If you're out convicting,
Speaker 1: and you got to be clear, because of course politicians
Speaker 1: would then use it. But hit them the felony charges
Speaker 1: if it requires, and let's go ahead and stop them
Speaker 1: being able to participate in this because they are not
Speaker 1: good arbiters of this. They have no place in what
Speaker 1: is supposed to be how we do politics here in America,
Speaker 1: which ain't always clean and isn't always not corrupt, but
Speaker 1: it is still a or at least was a far
Speaker 1: bit better than most other places in the world where
Speaker 1: some guy keeps winning the election by one hundred and
Speaker 1: seven percent. Okay, so I can go on record and
Speaker 1: condemn this. Why can't you go on record and condemn
Speaker 1: what's going on and not just inanimate objects. With the
Speaker 1: Tesla vandalism, there have been multiple instances where the people
Speaker 1: who own the cars were violently assaulted. Remember that woman
Speaker 1: who was just who was just beat down through her
Speaker 1: own window. You have to condemn this, you have to
Speaker 1: be against this, And I'm sorry. I know I'm gonna
Speaker 1: make a little bit of politics out of this, but
Speaker 1: I have seen on the left, well, I have seen
Speaker 1: some condemnation of what's going on with the Tesla, you know,
Speaker 1: literal arson. And how by the way, when they arsened
Speaker 1: or were arsiting that in Austin and Los Angeles, those tests,
Speaker 1: how do they know there wasn't a cleaning crew in there.
Speaker 1: So don't give me this that they're one hundred percent different,
Speaker 1: because they're not. It's reckless, abandon to do what you're
Speaker 1: going to do, and I don't care. And then not
Speaker 1: even being able to condemn the the doge corruption. I'll
Speaker 1: leave that to the side, But like people need to
Speaker 1: speak up and and and stop doing these dog whistles
Speaker 1: that they always accuse Trump of but I see every
Speaker 1: day on the left. Now back to the Shapiro thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know. There's the internet's doing what the Internet
Speaker 1: normally does, or they go through and they try to,
Speaker 1: at least the honest ones try to ascertain what they
Speaker 1: think might be the background. But there's a lot of
Speaker 1: people and I have most of them blocked, and they're
Speaker 1: on the right and the left who go through, and
Speaker 1: then they just write a completely fake narrative, uh and
Speaker 1: and and and then it it like goes it goes viral,
Speaker 1: and by the time it goes viral, the actual details
Speaker 1: don't matter anymore. So they found this dude, his name
Speaker 1: is Cody Balmer, thirty eight, that the Pennsylvania State Police
Speaker 1: took into custody. According to authorities, he hopped over the
Speaker 1: fence surrounding the property forcibly entered the residence before setting
Speaker 1: it on fire, later arrested in the area. And I
Speaker 1: don't here's the thing. Twitter. I still love me some Twitter,
Speaker 1: but we're to the point where not everything is policed
Speaker 1: quickly enough. And I understand why because they were over
Speaker 1: policing and in very intentional manner, and I have no
Speaker 1: problem with that, but you have to fish through stuff.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to believe about this guy. The
Speaker 1: narrative that I kind of believe, just based on some
Speaker 1: other reporting and some people who actually knew this dude
Speaker 1: who have commented in stories, is there might have been
Speaker 1: an incident or the state literally I don't know how
Speaker 1: they foreclosed necessarily, but they were participatory in taking some
Speaker 1: property from him, which is not something that it doesn't
Speaker 1: happen right Imminent domains a whole thing, and that sent
Speaker 1: him off, and he blamed Shapiro for that. I don't know,
Speaker 1: and I would encourage all of you to sit here
Speaker 1: and wait to see fully what's going on, because I
Speaker 1: saw people I saw the very same photos of this
Speaker 1: guy utilized to say that he's a big Republican and
Speaker 1: then utilized to say he's a big Democrat. And I'm
Speaker 1: not going to play these games. I'm not on this show,
Speaker 1: You're welcome to on the social media. So I don't
Speaker 1: know what his motivation was. I think we'll figure it
Speaker 1: out pretty quick, and he's got a family, and how
Speaker 1: sad for his family if they didn't know anything about this.
Speaker 1: But that's the reality of what's going on out there.
Speaker 1: So uh, we'll we'll wait and see. But no, everyone
Speaker 1: needs to be on the same page. And I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'd like to think that this would be some sort
Speaker 1: of motivating factor, but I think unfortunately we're going to
Speaker 1: play the what is worst game and then it's going
Speaker 1: to turn into a political argument. So there's that. But
Speaker 1: I'll go on the record, none of this is okay
Speaker 1: and you should all be buried under the prison. How
Speaker 1: was that? Okay? All right? Very good? Seven forty six
Speaker 1: race stage who did a fantastic job at the Masters.
Speaker 1: Might not make it turn into although there was a
Speaker 1: little mudball action from some overnight stuff, but not held out.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you watched the golf, but what
Speaker 1: a Sunday bro good.
Speaker 2: Yeah it was.
Speaker 4: It was gorgeous. I watched, Yeah, I watched the end.
Speaker 1: Yeah, O ga.
Speaker 4: He tried to blow it. He tried to blow it,
Speaker 4: didn't he?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean technically all three of them tried
Speaker 1: to blow it, So yeah, they did. That's the nature
Speaker 1: of the course, so what are you going to do?
Speaker 1: And another banger today, but then you're gonna punish us.
Speaker 1: So what do you got?
Speaker 4: Well, not terribly. I mean we're still close to her
Speaker 4: above average most of the week. The book ends today
Speaker 4: and Friday are eighty plus for the triangle. Maybe not
Speaker 4: quite there in the triad today probably upper seventies, but
Speaker 4: you get the picture. Dry, mild, seen a little bit
Speaker 4: of cloud right now, but I don't see the terms
Speaker 4: of rain coming out of the cloud, so we'll have
Speaker 4: a few clouds. Otherwise, sunshine today, Let's go a southwest
Speaker 4: breeze load to bit eighties to cover us all upper fifties,
Speaker 4: low sixties tonight, and then a little cloud tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow be a little breezy upper sixties, low seventies, so
Speaker 4: we do come down, but that's more typical this time
Speaker 4: of year, and then more the same for Wednesday and Thursday,
Speaker 4: mostly sunny both days, a little breezy, upper sixties, low seventies.
Speaker 4: The load's of the night you'll be in the little
Speaker 4: bit forties with maybe some upper thirties and some spots
Speaker 4: to the west. But case he really going to beautiful
Speaker 4: week by Friday, we're back closer to eighty and again
Speaker 4: if we dare extend it out to the weekend, partial
Speaker 4: sunshine and maybe everybody's eighty to eighty five for Saturday
Speaker 4: and Sunday, so take it a little break from severe
Speaker 4: weather in the nation's midsection. Also, it looks like maybe
Speaker 4: next week things will start picking up a bit, so enjoy.
Speaker 4: It's a beautiful weather. Time to get the yard cleaned
Speaker 4: up right ready for spring and summer. So it looks
Speaker 4: like a good week to do that.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, no, no, no, no, don't say that. Now, lives
Speaker 1: are going to hear that, and men are gonna get
Speaker 1: tasked with doing stuff. And Easter weekend's coming up, and.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, you're all invited. I've got eighty bags of
Speaker 4: mulch and two pounds of sod coming later in the
Speaker 4: week for the upcoming weekend.
Speaker 1: So oh fun, you get a party, man, right, all right,
Speaker 1: thank you appreciate it. It's it a bit yeah, the
Speaker 1: mulch and sod party. Oh please, don't ever invite me
Speaker 1: to one of those, all right, seven forty eight, Hang on,
Speaker 1: I want to talk about Bible users, which is how
Speaker 1: they describe folks. But and you know, we got we're
Speaker 1: sitting here staring at you know, Easter weekend on the horizon.
Speaker 1: So basically they track and they break it down by gender,
Speaker 1: and then they break it down by generations. Okay, so
Speaker 1: and what they wanted to determine is each of those
Speaker 1: generations and by gender, who reads the Bible and uses
Speaker 1: it to instruct their life, even if they don't go
Speaker 1: to church, but people who believe and use it to
Speaker 1: instruct their life. And there's one thing that has always
Speaker 1: been the case. As you get older, more people, which
Speaker 1: is not unusual. You know, kids are at Sunday school,
Speaker 1: they've met maybe all the way in, but women read
Speaker 1: a lot more. And when you get into total population
Speaker 1: than men used to. And then some happened over the
Speaker 1: last two years because the differential originally between men and
Speaker 1: women was seven percentage points, so thirty four percent of
Speaker 1: the total male population forty one percent of the total
Speaker 1: female population read or was quote a Bible user. And
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, over the last two years it
Speaker 1: changed and now the gap is almost closed. It's within
Speaker 1: the margin of air, so thirty nine percent to forty
Speaker 1: one percent margin of air two and a half percent.
Speaker 1: That's not insignificant. And also the younger men are greatly
Speaker 1: that it's them who's increasing much more. So my question is,
Speaker 1: why did seven percent of the mail now I guess
Speaker 1: it would be seven percent of seven it's a significant percentage,
Speaker 1: it would be three and a half percent. Why would
Speaker 1: three and a half percent of the male population just
Speaker 1: suddenly decide that they're going to start reading the Bible.
Speaker 2: I mean it's the first I've I've heard of this. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I haven't seen the study. I haven't read the study.
Speaker 2: I know that I started reading what forty one days ago.
Speaker 2: I'm really enjoying it. Never read it before, right, And
Speaker 2: I can only speculate, And I can't tell you why
Speaker 2: I did. I just woke up and said I'm going
Speaker 2: to do this, and I feel like I have to do.
Speaker 2: It's super weird, but I've been following that feeling and
Speaker 2: it's been great. But if I had to think about
Speaker 2: it inspec I would probably say, you have a society
Speaker 2: and a culture where they're trying to push this new
Speaker 2: sort of family unit and these new values and these
Speaker 2: new ethics, and I think there's a lot part of
Speaker 2: a family. Yeah. Yeah, and like they're deciding what gender is,
Speaker 2: and they're reassigning all this stuff and words now mean
Speaker 2: different things. And I think there's a part of the
Speaker 2: human condition where we realize this isn't right, it doesn't
Speaker 2: feel right, and we're looking for something to back up
Speaker 2: the traditional ways we know things are supposed to be.
Speaker 1: And the met are primarily the ones who were seen
Speaker 1: as in the way of this progress. So I understand
Speaker 1: why that may inspire them to turn to more traditional things.
Speaker 2: What would be better for that than the thing that
Speaker 2: completely formed our justice system and our Christian civilization? Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: because you're looking at and you're like, oh, this is nonsense.
Speaker 2: I need something real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I one hundred percent. And I had to run.
Speaker 1: I ran up by Ross without telling him where I
Speaker 1: was at. But that is also my leading theory too,
Speaker 1: And we had we started in New York City where
Speaker 1: a guy he gets on the subway, he drops dead
Speaker 1: of natural causes he can get murdered, and instead of
Speaker 1: anybody being a human, everyone ignores him except for two people,
Speaker 1: one who, an hour after the guy reportedly died, robbed
Speaker 1: him of whatever he had on him, which wasn't much
Speaker 1: because the guy, I think was homeless or semi homeless
Speaker 1: how they described him. And then if that's not enough,
Speaker 1: And by the way, people were in the train car
Speaker 1: watching him rob this dude and nobody said anything. So
Speaker 1: about an hour and a half later, another guy gets on,
Speaker 1: sees this dead guy, still people on the train, and
Speaker 1: he sexually assaults his corpse. And then finally then somebody's like,
Speaker 1: they don't do anything at the time because but then
Speaker 1: somebody does say something, So that's awful. The Pennsylvania governor's mansion,
Speaker 1: some guy tried to light it on fire and was
Speaker 1: actually somewhat successful, And it's just for me, it's watching
Speaker 1: it then turn in the same political slop and fake
Speaker 1: people posting fake social media to win political arguments or
Speaker 1: having not done their research. I just I tire of
Speaker 1: it so much. There's race to figure out who they
Speaker 1: might maybe have voted for. It's fine to look into
Speaker 1: the background, and a lot of times it's very instructive
Speaker 1: and it's very interesting, but I'm just I'm at the
Speaker 1: point where whether it's a Jewish governor if that had
Speaker 1: something to do with it, or just a Democrat governor
Speaker 1: or a Republican governor, or a leftist voter or a
Speaker 1: right wing voter or anybody in this country, we have
Speaker 1: to unilaterally and with no uncertain terms, not playing cute
Speaker 1: and quoi with this go. We're not doing political violence here.
Speaker 1: That's for Haiti, that's for you know, some country that's
Speaker 1: going through a coup in Africa, and it shouldn't be
Speaker 1: for them, and I don't wish that upon them. But
Speaker 1: we're not there, and we can't justify this. And so
Speaker 1: then when I see studies where they're like fifty eight
Speaker 1: percent of college aged voters think that, you know, violence
Speaker 1: in response to speech that they think is violent, right,
Speaker 1: words are violence that the universities have trained a generation
Speaker 1: that words are violence, think that it's justified. And so
Speaker 1: they'll go and they'll key a tesla and draw swastika
Speaker 1: on it, or maybe punch the woman driving it through
Speaker 1: the window repeatedly. Or maybe they'll physically assault some student
Speaker 1: that disagrees with them on a college campus, or they'll
Speaker 1: attack a federal courthouse for one hundred nights straight while
Speaker 1: we ignore it. Or they'll go infiltrate into people that
Speaker 1: are over at the Capitol yes on January sixth and
Speaker 1: use it as an opportunity not to stroll through like
Speaker 1: Grandma's literally were in some of those videos to commit
Speaker 1: actual acts of violence, either just because that's their thing
Speaker 1: or they want to make the other people look bad.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. I'm not here for any of it.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't be either, And that's where this needs to start,
Speaker 1: and then we'll figure out the motivation, whether it's religion,
Speaker 1: political persuasion, or another thing. I was reading where this
Speaker 1: guy may have had beef because he had some property
Speaker 1: taken from him as part of either a tax bill
Speaker 1: or imminent domain and he just lost it. And Shapiro
Speaker 1: was the object of desire, being the dude who's the
Speaker 1: head of the state. I don't know, but I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm just done with it. And anyone who would act
Speaker 1: in this, I'm just I can't wait for them to
Speaker 1: get a felony charge so that they cannot vote anymore.
Speaker 1: But again, it has to the problem is is that
Speaker 1: you're going to have people that are then going to
Speaker 1: do like they did with January sixth, right, where you're
Speaker 1: just like, ten years, what did you do? You walk
Speaker 1: through a threshold while a cop was playing Bejeweled, right,
Speaker 1: Because that's how you get into the partisan insanity. And
Speaker 1: I understand partisans going to be there, but I think
Speaker 1: real adults can really look at this and go, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're not going to arson the governor's manchion. Okay, you
Speaker 1: know how I feel about Josh Stein. If one of
Speaker 1: you did that, I hope they throw you under the prison.
Speaker 1: And you know how I feel about that dude who
Speaker 1: had me so angry on Friday because he's pretending like
Speaker 1: he's lying to you, by the way, and he's he's
Speaker 1: playing games with Western North Carolina again, so he's out
Speaker 1: there and he's right. Oh, the Trump administration is abandoned
Speaker 1: Western North Carolina. No, with the Trump administration on one
Speaker 1: thing that had to do with debris cleanup with the
Speaker 1: in public on public roads, which has largely been completed. Right,
Speaker 1: it doesn't speak to the private but we're talking about
Speaker 1: debris cleanup funding that specifically goes after public right of ways,
Speaker 1: so roads, obviously, waterways, things like that, and which is
Speaker 1: normally a thirty day thing, which Trump had expanded to
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty days. Did not opt to renew
Speaker 1: that at the White House level, largely because now it's
Speaker 1: time for at the state level for dollars provided in
Speaker 1: any state money to handle individual things outside of the
Speaker 1: FEMA programs that people are already working through. And he's
Speaker 1: making it sound like Donald Trump did the thing that
Speaker 1: he himself did and ignore western North Carolina. It's the
Speaker 1: scumbaggist of move. I want him out of office. I
Speaker 1: don't want anyone doing anything. And that's a perfectly reasonable position.
Speaker 1: He's whining and crying over the Supreme Court thing where
Speaker 1: they threw out three hundred votes from people who've never
Speaker 1: been in North Carolina, have no plans to ever come there,
Speaker 1: but who are usually generally the offspring of parents who
Speaker 1: ended up living abroad and permanently deciding to live over
Speaker 1: there but not get rid of their US citizenship. And
Speaker 1: then there's a bunch more where ID verification was not
Speaker 1: taking place, and people keep going, well, that's a bunch
Speaker 1: of military votes, but in reality, a lot of its expats,
Speaker 1: and they're just saying, you can't have these ondes. So
Speaker 1: instead of pointing out that maybe, just maybe that, the
Speaker 1: elections folks here drop the ball on actually enforcing how
Speaker 1: we do elections, mostly because Roy Cooper decided to screw
Speaker 1: with the Board of Election, the state Board of Elections, right,
Speaker 1: I was somebody who was an incumbent who was popular
Speaker 1: on both parties for his own hatchet woman. And then
Speaker 1: Josh Stein's gonna piggyback that and say, oh, the look
Speaker 1: at the Democrats or the Republicans are trying to steal
Speaker 1: this thing. No, if you read into this, it sounds
Speaker 1: like they got really lazy on these verifications. That's not
Speaker 1: Republican's fault. I'm good on the court for calling them
Speaker 1: on it. Absolutely. And Josh Stein, remember, is a scumbag
Speaker 1: who during COVID tried to use the legislature saying no,
Speaker 1: we're not going to adopt these crazy rule changes to voting.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. Who then decided he would arbitrarily
Speaker 1: do that himself and I probably not himself, probably in
Speaker 1: conference with party officials, Mark Elias and various others, but
Speaker 1: he would go ahead and he just make those changes
Speaker 1: as though he's attorney general and he can just do that.
Speaker 1: And the court all the way up to the Federal
Speaker 1: Fourth Circuit Court said no, you can't do that. So
Speaker 1: he tried to rig elections based on his partisan wants
Speaker 1: and needs. There is zero he has zero to say
Speaker 1: on this where you should listen to it. He has
Speaker 1: proven himself to be that corrupt in this sense, not
Speaker 1: to mention the corruption when he decided to go after
Speaker 1: the district attorney over there in Greensboro and lie about
Speaker 1: him and then had to have the courts come in
Speaker 1: and literally say that he was his campaign ads were lying,
Speaker 1: but he didn't care because it achieved what he wanted.
Speaker 1: It's the Harry Reid model. But I don't want anything
Speaker 1: to happen to him, and not just because it then
Speaker 1: invigorates the others, because I don't. That's not the way
Speaker 1: we solve problems. We solve problems by me never forgetting
Speaker 1: to remind you what a piece of garbage partisan animal
Speaker 1: that Josh Stein is and willing to do whatever, willing
Speaker 1: to do whatever for his team. Your rights be damned.
Speaker 1: That's how you win this. And eventually maybe people wake
Speaker 1: up to it, or maybe they don't. But that's the
Speaker 1: process that we have. You out fundraise, you out canvas.
Speaker 1: You do what that persistence dude is doing. Scott, whatever,
Speaker 1: you go up and you just make that your thing.
Speaker 1: That's how you get it done. You don't get to
Speaker 1: vandalize people's stuff, commit artison or god forbid, shoot at
Speaker 1: the president or the former president now current president. We're
Speaker 1: not doing this and it needs to be pushed back upon.
Speaker 1: And every time Josh Stein goes out there and lies
Speaker 1: and says that Western North Trump administration just abandoned Western
Speaker 1: North Carolina and people don't try to understand what is
Speaker 1: even going on. What do you think that means to
Speaker 1: desperate people who still have yet to find permanent lodging there,
Speaker 1: which debris removal has nothing to do with. When you
Speaker 1: got nothing to lose, you got nothing to lose, man,
Speaker 1: And those lies sit with people. Oh, the Republicans are
Speaker 1: stealing the election in an unprecedented manner with the Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: and it's all corrupt, and how can you believe it?
Speaker 1: What does that do to desperate people? It gins them
Speaker 1: up to maybe go, well, something's got to be done,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to be the one to do it.
Speaker 1: You're all feeding the beast. You're all feeding the beast,
Speaker 1: and you don't care. And you're smart enough to know.
Speaker 1: You're just not smart enough to not get caught every
Speaker 1: now and then so I can talk about it on
Speaker 1: the radio. Shame on you, and if something happens, that
Speaker 1: is on you. But the media doesn't care. And these
Speaker 1: elected officials don't care Black care because I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't want any of it, no matter how annoyed somebody
Speaker 1: makes me. I shouldn't have to say this on the radio.
Speaker 1: And in fact, you want to talk about somebody who
Speaker 1: was keyed up to do something horrible. Story number three today,
Speaker 1: a Wisconsin teenager killed his parents and then lived with
Speaker 1: their corpses for weeks to obtain the financial means to
Speaker 1: assassinate Donald Trump. This story and there's some there's some
Speaker 1: craziness here because we're going to go into a Russia
Speaker 1: Ukraine thing too, which is part of this. Nikita Cassup, seventeen,
Speaker 1: has been charged in Waukesha County with first degree murder, theft,
Speaker 1: and other crimes at the deaths of his mother, Tatiana
Speaker 1: Cassup and his father, Donald Mayer. Authorities alleged the teenager
Speaker 1: fatally shot them at their home. This is Wakshaw's right
Speaker 1: outside Milwaukee. I guess you don't know where it is. Well,
Speaker 1: I guess you do, because of you know, we had
Speaker 1: a couple stories there about the parades and stuff. So
Speaker 1: he's in custody. But listen to this authority say Cassa
Speaker 1: planned his parents' murders and then use he was able
Speaker 1: to then I think it fourteen thousand dollars. I you know,
Speaker 1: maybe they had it in the house or whatever. I
Speaker 1: don't know. He had fourteen thousand dollars. And then he
Speaker 1: needed the money to buy drones. Let's see here, Yeah
Speaker 1: he's gonna buy drones. Passports. I guess he knew where
Speaker 1: to get fake passports, and then let's see, yeah, explosives.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the way that he got busted
Speaker 1: is he was sharing his plans online, including somebody who
Speaker 1: was really kind of spurring him on, who is described
Speaker 1: as a Russian speaker, and I suspect maybe he speaks
Speaker 1: Russian too, because his mom seems to be Russian, and
Speaker 1: maybe he was raised to speak Russian. Because he's conversing
Speaker 1: in doesn't look like he was using a translate app,
Speaker 1: which is kind of important because translated app does. If
Speaker 1: you're using a translate app and you've ever had a
Speaker 1: conversation with somebody in another language, there's a lot of miscommunication,
Speaker 1: and so that's something that defensively people might try to use.
Speaker 1: So it's pretty clear he knew what he was talking
Speaker 1: about and he planned after assassinating Trump to flee to
Speaker 1: Ukraine and live there. So I don't know if this
Speaker 1: guy got drawn in by somebody over there like that,
Speaker 1: that's going to be very interesting to learn about, if
Speaker 1: we can learn about it. But the idea that he
Speaker 1: was willing to kill his own parents to get the
Speaker 1: money to commit the assassination, ride a manifesto and then
Speaker 1: put together a plan with a group of Russian speakers,
Speaker 1: which again the fact that he his mom is Russian.
Speaker 1: Russian or Ukraine. I'm not sure clearly which, but he
Speaker 1: speaks Russian. I don't he might have relative. It's it's
Speaker 1: a little we're a little thin on that part of it.
Speaker 1: But then go live in Ukraine like nothing happened. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: So he's in touch with the person speaks Russian, but
Speaker 1: shared a plan to flee to Ukraine. Eventually he was
Speaker 1: captured in Kansas prior to being able to carry it out. Now,
Speaker 1: the reason he wanted to murder Trump, Okay, he wanted
Speaker 1: to get rid of the president and even perhaps the
Speaker 1: vice president is seemingly over the Trump's position on the
Speaker 1: Ukraine Russia thing. Well, how many people have been screaming
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is a Putin puppet, and he's trying
Speaker 1: to kill the Ukrainian people because he won't you know,
Speaker 1: it wouldn't play ball. He threw Zelenski out of that.
Speaker 1: Every ounce of that and every bit of coverage who
Speaker 1: decided that Putin that Trump's somehow working with Putin even
Speaker 1: though he's clearly not. He keeps screwing this guy financially
Speaker 1: with Tariff's, which he's continued, and he was tariffing before
Speaker 1: tariff was cool into Russia. And he's also been working
Speaker 1: to really preclude the ability of Russia to sell natural
Speaker 1: gas and control pipelines, which is quickly going to become
Speaker 1: a problem with some of the stuff changing on geopolitical front.
Speaker 1: It's really bad news for Russia. Trump's at the forefront
Speaker 1: of that. But you got this kid so ginned up
Speaker 1: through a combination of online trolls or online friends or
Speaker 1: who knows, maybe online assets within certain governments, who's so
Speaker 1: motivated he's willing to kill his own family. Like it's
Speaker 1: that the American show. If you haven't seen that, that's
Speaker 1: actually a pretty good show, and really just kind of
Speaker 1: flip and do this stuff, and a lot of it's
Speaker 1: being spurred on I'm sure in his circle around Hey,
Speaker 1: you know, Russia's bad, Ukraine's bad or good and I
Speaker 1: don't know the combination there, but in his mind, but
Speaker 1: all of it, all of that ire was then turned
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump. Well, what do you think spurred that?
Speaker 1: You think you just decided, Well, that happens to be
Speaker 1: the president. No, there's a seething hatred there. It's something
Speaker 1: triggered in And again he lived with the bodies for
Speaker 1: a long time months, so we'll watch that unfold. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it's just it's just horrible story after a horrible story.
Speaker 1: Over the weekend, between those three and speaking to terrorists,
Speaker 1: we got to talk about what China's decided to do.
Speaker 1: And it's pretty like how they don't ban TikTok now
Speaker 1: is beyond me, but whatever, But China's plan and more importantly,
Speaker 1: and by the way, I say China's plan because I
Speaker 1: guarantee the government's coordinating some of this. But China's plan
Speaker 1: to deal with the tariffs is really interesting because it's
Speaker 1: screwing the Europeans almost more than anything. When it comes
Speaker 1: to a lot of the brands that people want. I'll
Speaker 1: get into the detail on that. And I think people's
Speaker 1: eyes are being open and rightfully, so we'll do that
Speaker 1: coming up next. So hang out exactly one hour from now.
Speaker 1: A whole gagle of them. Is that what it's called,
Speaker 1: A group of women, A gaggle Okay, whole gaggle of
Speaker 1: them are getting shot into space. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 1: So the launch, and I had to look it up here,
Speaker 1: actually is currently scheduled for nine thirty. I haven't seen
Speaker 1: if they've adjusted it at all, which is sometimes had happens.
Speaker 1: But at the start of the show, we're going with
Speaker 1: nine thirty, and that is Eastern time, so I guess
Speaker 1: eight thirty local time for them. Well where are they
Speaker 1: in Texas? That actually maybe even mountain time, but whatever
Speaker 1: is the expected launch of the all women crew as
Speaker 1: part of this is Amazon, excuse me, Amazon and not
Speaker 1: Elon musk thing. You got Katie Perry the singer in there.
Speaker 1: You got Gail King, the news I do hear quotes,
Speaker 1: and Oprah's bestie let's see here, just a whole bunch.
Speaker 1: But my point is, as you can imagine, especially the
Speaker 1: woke media, they're all super excited about this, but you know,
Speaker 1: just just say it's a rocket launch. The fact that
Speaker 1: you want to make an all woman thing means that
Speaker 1: now I have to process it through that lens, and
Speaker 1: I have some questions, like one Ross, did you see
Speaker 1: the picture of the video attached to the story where
Speaker 1: they were all in their flight suits. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: we you were cutting and pasting it. It was probably
Speaker 1: in the in the story. I know. I thought, yeah,
Speaker 1: and you had you had six women in a room
Speaker 1: all wearing the same thing, and it went okay, So
Speaker 1: that's a positive. My concern is, what if they get
Speaker 1: up there and there's a problem. Right. Do you remember
Speaker 1: the movie with the Tom Hanks right, Apollo thirteen, Right,
Speaker 1: and there's that famous scene where they get in a
Speaker 1: master alarm like Houston, we have a problem, right, and said,
Speaker 1: then Houston's got to go to work. And if you
Speaker 1: remember the movie, they got to figure out how to
Speaker 1: make an oxygen filter out of a square thing and
Speaker 1: it's got to go on a circular thing or vice versa.
Speaker 1: And they got to troubleshoot this and they're using you know,
Speaker 1: the gimbal this and they do it. They got to
Speaker 1: do the math and then it's cold and Kevin Bacon
Speaker 1: almost freezes to death, but somehow they make it. They persevere,
Speaker 1: and they work together. I got a question. If you're
Speaker 1: a ground control there and you're trying to ascertain what
Speaker 1: the problem is, and you ask an entire spaceship full
Speaker 1: of women what the problem is, what do you think
Speaker 1: the answer is going to be nothing? Yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: But you guys are listing and your point, your point
Speaker 1: of re entry is going to be a problem. He
Speaker 1: could burn up in the atmosphere. Do you guys want
Speaker 1: some help?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: We're fine, we're fine, So you know, God, I don't
Speaker 1: want anything to happen. I'm just saying it could get
Speaker 1: very unusual if you're trying to troubleshoot something and you
Speaker 1: just have six women telling you that everything's okay, over
Speaker 1: and over again.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie. I get like a really weird
Speaker 2: vibe whenever they start promoting and talking about these big
Speaker 2: events like oh, it's like the first all female type crew.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of being in third grade or first
Speaker 2: grade whatever it was, but in the eighties and they
Speaker 2: kept you know, first teacher. Yeah, I get And I
Speaker 2: hate to think that, and I don't want obviously, I
Speaker 2: don't want anything bad to happen. But I can't help
Speaker 2: what my reaction is because I was so young seeing
Speaker 2: that as a kid. Yeah, like on the TV in
Speaker 2: the classroom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just let's just again, that's fine that they're
Speaker 1: going up. And again it's not like they'll really have
Speaker 1: to do anything. It's all it's what a twelve minute
Speaker 1: flight or something, or eleven minutes you're actually in space.
Speaker 1: I don't know the total run of it, Like, you know,
Speaker 1: we watched the I remember watching the Shatner thing in
Speaker 1: its entirety, and it didn't even take an hour.
Speaker 2: So I remember that Shatner got down and it was
Speaker 2: like life changing, like this big event, and he's he's
Speaker 2: standing there trying to talk to Bezos or the cameras
Speaker 2: about what an amazing event this was and seeing the
Speaker 2: Earth and you know, the tiny blue to all this
Speaker 2: kind of stuff, and then Bezos is over there spraying
Speaker 2: champagne on his hose, on his I mean, two different areas.
Speaker 1: Everybody, everybody celebrates different It's okay, it's okay, you know,
Speaker 1: and there's in you know, space is interesting. I learned
Speaker 1: a lot physiologically with the the two that were trapped
Speaker 1: on the space station. They're like, like, what it does
Speaker 1: to your body? Like grade their hair, her whole face
Speaker 1: actually changed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, it'll like do stuff to your bones and
Speaker 2: your height.
Speaker 1: In your circulatory system. I guess it speeds it up
Speaker 1: your rhythm. What if they hold on russ what if
Speaker 1: when they land they're all cycling together. If it speeds
Speaker 1: up that part of your thing? I mean, face does that?
Speaker 2: I mean I know it does it to your sleep cycle,
Speaker 2: but your securing rhythm.
Speaker 1: So yeah, watch out whoever's got to crack open that hatch.
Speaker 1: So no, look, in all seriousness, I think they're gonna
Speaker 1: have a good time, And I honestly I wouldn't mock it,
Speaker 1: except for the fact that I'm having to ram down
Speaker 1: my throat by the media about oh, it's all it's
Speaker 1: all all these the women in space, and it's like,
Speaker 1: here's the thing that's not fair to them because they
Speaker 1: don't expect Gail King or Katie Perry or any of
Speaker 1: the rest to do anything right. In fact, they don't
Speaker 1: want them to touch anything. Guys, you ever had a
Speaker 1: woman mess with the presets on your car? You know what?
Speaker 1: That and vice a versa for that matter. But since
Speaker 1: it's all women, this is the direction we're going, right,
Speaker 1: So they just they're gonna sit there in their chairs
Speaker 1: and then at some point they're gonna unbuckle and they're gonna,
Speaker 1: you know, they're gonna laugh and bounce around. Sanchez is
Speaker 1: fairly padded, so she'll be fine and uh and then
Speaker 1: they're gonna come down and there'll either be life changing
Speaker 1: or they had said that. Gail King's a little nervous
Speaker 1: about it. I hope she doesn't have them. Could I
Speaker 1: The worst thing would be that you do this and
Speaker 1: then you have a panic attack and pass out and
Speaker 1: you miss the whole thing. That would be That would suck.
Speaker 1: I would feel so bad for somebody who's willing to
Speaker 1: do that because I ain't going up in your in
Speaker 1: your your your space, fallus, not now right now, but
Speaker 1: then you pass out, missed the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just think you have a whole generation of
Speaker 2: kids that were scarred. They have PTSD from the challenger
Speaker 2: from seeing It's like, I just have this physical visceral
Speaker 2: reaction to this sort of hype anytime I see it.
Speaker 1: I'm but but Elon's thing was hype, that's you know, Yeah,
Speaker 1: when he landed that rock when he caught the rocket,
Speaker 1: that was hype.
Speaker 2: I always feel this way every single time I can
Speaker 2: help it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the difference was when they caught the booster or
Speaker 1: when they landed those two on that pad in the ocean.
Speaker 1: There wasn't people on there, so it's easier to breathe easier,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. This has a bunch of
Speaker 1: people in it, and some of them are fairly well known,
Speaker 1: and I and I can't even imagine what happened, right.
Speaker 2: To think that we we live through that and there
Speaker 2: was no like if that would happen today. Once again,
Speaker 2: you don't want it to. If there was a Challenger
Speaker 2: type incident that happened today in front of.
Speaker 1: It went straight over Texas ten years ago.
Speaker 2: The schools would be closed for a week.
Speaker 1: If the all woman crew blew up.
Speaker 2: I'm saying, if the Challenger as it happened, if the
Speaker 2: Challenger event happened in modern day, didn't imagine didn't happen
Speaker 2: in the eighties, it happens in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: All that hype, first teacher, here she is, They's gonna
Speaker 1: be great.
Speaker 2: Yes, they roll out to TV back in the day
Speaker 2: and on the Wheelie thing and they turn on the
Speaker 2: big box TV. If that were to happen today, First up,
Speaker 2: the kids would be highly disappointed in the fidelity quality
Speaker 2: of the television. Correct, But if it did happen, they'd
Speaker 2: be off for a week. They'd be getting therapy sessions.
Speaker 1: You probably had some small animals in there to pat
Speaker 1: and yeah yeah. Whereas us we just like, go all right,
Speaker 1: go go talk to your parents about it. We'll see tomorrow, right,
Speaker 1: And my mom's like, oh, that happened, all right, Well
Speaker 1: I'm busy, so right, yeah, just work. Could you imagine
Speaker 1: had big big bird been on it, which was literally
Speaker 1: the plan initially, if y'all didn't know that they were
Speaker 1: gonna put big burg in a big bird in the challenger.
Speaker 2: You know, you have these younger generations that are like,
Speaker 2: how are you? How is this one generation like so
Speaker 2: the tougher you know, they're like, well, this thing happened
Speaker 2: in first grade that you would not believe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, are you sitting down? Well, they would say nine
Speaker 1: to eleven right, not necessarily for the youngest generation, but
Speaker 1: you know, I was twenty I was twenty one when
Speaker 1: nine to eleven happened, So we weren't you know in
Speaker 1: the kids kids zone anymore. But I was just starting
Speaker 1: out in radio and I was crazy, So I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I don't know raced agic from the Weather Channel, they
Speaker 1: getting ready to shoot a bunch of women into space
Speaker 1: in Texas. There is got Katie Perry's going, Gail King
Speaker 1: all that. It's the Blue Origan launch that's supposed to
Speaker 1: be had nine thirty easterns about forty five minutes. They're
Speaker 1: not dealing with any weather over in West Texas, are they? No?
Speaker 4: A few clouds, temperatures should be great, they should be
Speaker 4: good to go. Checked it earlier. No big systems, nothing
Speaker 4: that it might be a little breezy. So I don't
Speaker 4: know what their criteria are for that, but I think
Speaker 4: they'll be in good shape.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, well we'll watch it happened probably here
Speaker 1: in a little bit, so for now we'll watch you
Speaker 1: do the weather listen anyway.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's really nice next few days. I mean you
Speaker 4: do get a little cool down when when I say that, though,
Speaker 4: it's just really bringing temperatures back down to what we
Speaker 4: call like normal for this time of year. So I'll
Speaker 4: be too worried when you hear well, temperatures are going
Speaker 4: to cool off normally upper sixties, low seventies today upper seventies,
Speaker 4: low eighties, so everybody is probably about ten degrees above average.
Speaker 4: Be a little breezy too, some clouds around this morning
Speaker 4: mixing with sunshine. I do think more sun later tonight
Speaker 4: in the sixties, and then tomorrow we'll go to the
Speaker 4: upper sixties, low seventies, same thing on Wednesday. Eddie cloud's
Speaker 4: early Tuesday give way to Sunshine's a really nice couple
Speaker 4: of days. Even Thursday is not going to be bad,
Speaker 4: upper sixties, low seventies, The nighttime lows may get into
Speaker 4: the low forties, possibly some upper thirties, and then Friday
Speaker 4: we're back up near eighty and well a little luck.
Speaker 4: The weekend looks good too, but even milder weather coming in.
Speaker 4: So looks like toward the end of the month we're
Speaker 4: getting now more of a change in the pattern that
Speaker 4: looks more like late spring and start to hit it
Speaker 4: maybe summer. And although this week it's gonna be pretty
Speaker 4: quiet across the nation, next week can make it a
Speaker 4: little bit more active in terms of severe weather. But
Speaker 4: right now down here through the week looks like for
Speaker 4: the most part, should be a beautiful week.
Speaker 1: So so these with this grow of women are going
Speaker 1: on this thousand how far is it that they go?
Speaker 1: How many miles or not manybody? Yeah? How many? Well
Speaker 1: I do? It's eleven minutes, right, right, so eleven minutes,
Speaker 1: eleven minutes, and I don't think there's a bathroom stop
Speaker 1: anywhere along the way. So what's good? Do any part
Speaker 1: of this discuss problem? No, I mean that's it's I'm
Speaker 1: yeah right. You all did this to yourselves by hyping it.
Speaker 1: And it's a bunch of women instead of just a
Speaker 1: bunch of people, a bunch of people going to space
Speaker 1: have fun. All right, thanks, very appreciate it, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and nowhere to pull over? All right? A forty five?
Speaker 1: Hang on? All right? Ready? Kick this week off? Normal?
Speaker 1: Or are we gonna all freak out for another week?
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 5: Well, so far, it looks like a fairly normal start
Speaker 5: to the week, and despite all of the tariff turmoil
Speaker 5: last week, stocks managed to post solid gains for the week.
Speaker 5: We saw some major gains and major losses during the
Speaker 5: accessions last week, but the major averages had loss or
Speaker 5: gains rather on Friday, ranging from one and a half
Speaker 5: percent to just over two percent, and that was Friday alone.
Speaker 5: Futures appointing higher this morning right across the board. The
Speaker 5: now futures are up four hundred and forty one points.
Speaker 5: Investors are encouraged by President Trump's decision to exempt smartphones, laptops,
Speaker 5: and other computer consumer electronics from his new tariffs. The
Speaker 5: President says no one is getting off the hook entirely.
Speaker 5: He says the reprieve will not be permanent, but the
Speaker 5: President's decision to exempt smartphones and consumer electronics at least
Speaker 5: even temporarily, has given Apple some breathing room. The one
Speaker 5: hundred and twenty five percent tariffs plans for goods produced
Speaker 5: in China threatened to upend Apple's supply chain. The company
Speaker 5: was in crisis mode until the President announce that reprieve.
Speaker 5: New survey finds economists are evenly divided on the impact
Speaker 5: of new tariffs. Walter's Clure shared the results of a
Speaker 5: survey with USA Today. The experts say it's a toss
Speaker 5: up whether the nation's economy will see a downturn. They've
Speaker 5: put the odds of a recession right around fifty to fifty.
Speaker 5: Starbucks Barista is going to have a new, more uniform
Speaker 5: look starting about a month from now. The iconic green
Speaker 5: apron will stay, but a new dress code will require
Speaker 5: employees to wear solid black tops. The bottoms will have
Speaker 5: to be khaki, black or blue. CEO Brian Nichols, been
Speaker 5: working to revitalize the coffee company Starbucks, says this streamline
Speaker 5: dress code will create a sense of familiarity for customers,
Speaker 5: and the all electric Cadillac Escalate IQ will be arriving
Speaker 5: in dealer's showrooms soon. Casey, the suv may do away
Speaker 5: with range anxiety because it can go up to four
Speaker 5: hundred and sixty five miles on a charge, but you'll
Speaker 5: need deep pockets to avoid four this luxury ev it
Speaker 5: will be priced at one hundred and twenty seven thousand,
Speaker 5: seven hundred dollars. That's forty thousand more than the gas
Speaker 5: powered version.
Speaker 1: Casey, you know, it's almost a loaded full size pickup
Speaker 1: truck down today. So yeah, as crazy as that sounds,
Speaker 1: because that would have been a house about five minutes ago.
Speaker 1: But all right, beach to their own, Jeff, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. We'll talk tomorrow, sir. All right, have a
Speaker 1: good one. Ross. Did you see the Katie we're talking
Speaker 1: just about the launch. Somebody sent that I had not
Speaker 1: seen this. So the Katy Perry quote, is this helpful?
Speaker 1: Is this helpful? In because this is still a serious thing.
Speaker 1: You getting shot into space, you know, you get above
Speaker 1: the Carmen line or whatever it is, and you know
Speaker 1: that's there's a lot of there's a lot of danger associated.
Speaker 1: So her quote is, quote, we are going to put
Speaker 1: the ass in astronaut and it's the first time people
Speaker 1: are going to space in full glam. You remember when
Speaker 1: Neil Armstrong was on the Moon and he ripped his
Speaker 1: shirt off and then Aldron was taking first thirst trap
Speaker 1: photos and then they sent him up to Michael Collins
Speaker 1: so he could post him to the various social medias.
Speaker 2: I do remember that, and that's why a lot of
Speaker 2: people say that the moon landing was fake, because he
Speaker 2: shouldn't have been able to rip it off like that,
Speaker 2: Like he's that's gumption, man. That was what he should
Speaker 2: have like imploded or frozen or whatever. But that's American moxie.
Speaker 1: You hold your breath, You're fine, right, Yeah, I believe
Speaker 1: that's the thing. And I'm pretty sure I can give
Speaker 1: you several examples of people getting jettison through the airlock
Speaker 1: then surviving, so I guess not necessarily a thing. Of
Speaker 1: course they didn't do it. What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: I mean, I understand that you're Katy Perry and your
Speaker 1: pop start again. I don't really have anything against Katy Perry,
Speaker 1: but I know maybe I'm being an old fuddy duddy
Speaker 1: and I just because at some point space has got
Speaker 1: to be fun more than fearful or serious. And I
Speaker 1: understand there is there is a fun element to it.
Speaker 1: I get that one hundred percent. But like, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I'm cracking. And also I don't know that
Speaker 1: we need to I don't know that we need to
Speaker 1: have a badonka donk off about who's going up into space.
Speaker 1: I already our society has clearly transitioned in pop culture
Speaker 1: that what they want is a rather rotundirrier versus you know,
Speaker 1: even fifteen years ago over with the prey. And by
Speaker 1: the way, whatever your preferences is yours. But like the
Speaker 1: Kim Kardashian effect has infiltrated space.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, it's the first space.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm doing. This is what I'm wondering. If
Speaker 1: Katy Perry's gonna work I mean that in a serious manner.
Speaker 1: Can you twerk in zero gravity? I don't know, all right,
Speaker 1: I didn't get to the China story, but it ain't
Speaker 1: going nowhere. I'll me give you just a little teaser
Speaker 1: on it real quick, and then we'll get into this
Speaker 1: more tomorrow because I want to pull some more audio.
Speaker 1: China's reaction now is to tear the the reveal off
Speaker 1: exactly how some of the world's most expensive luxury brands
Speaker 1: I'll give you just a little snippet of the audio
Speaker 1: are actually made made in Italy.
Speaker 4: Gucci eighty percent come from Chinese factory. They just add
Speaker 4: the logo in Europe to make you pay the price
Speaker 4: of ten.
Speaker 1: Times these brands. And one of the brands that I
Speaker 1: did watch, and like I said, we'll get into more
Speaker 1: of it tomorrow was Hermes. I refuse to say, amez
Speaker 1: who do not correct me. I'm not gonna douche up
Speaker 1: the way I speak. It's Hermes, deal with it. But
Speaker 1: that brand sells a purse for thirty eight thousand dollars
Speaker 1: that has an out, uses very high quality materials, don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, but they sell it costs fourteen hundred
Speaker 1: dollars to make and so China's just like, here's the deal.
Speaker 1: We're going to we're gonna lay all this bear