Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to kf
Speaker 1: I AM six forty the Gary and Shannon Show on
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Speaker 2: What the hell is going on?
Speaker 3: It's time for swamp watch right now.
Speaker 4: I'm a politician, which means I'm a cheat and a liar,
Speaker 4: and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing their lollipops.
Speaker 4: Here we got the.
Speaker 2: Real problem is that our leaders are done.
Speaker 4: The other side never quits.
Speaker 3: So what I'm not going anywhere?
Speaker 2: So now you train the.
Speaker 4: Squat, I can imagine what can be and be unburdened
Speaker 4: by what has been.
Speaker 5: You know, Americans have always been going a president, but
Speaker 5: they're not stupid.
Speaker 3: A political flunder is what a politician actually tells the truth.
Speaker 3: Whether people voted for you with not swampa wash, they're
Speaker 3: all canonoed. Glad you got that all out of your
Speaker 3: system too. Okay, the President, let's go down some of
Speaker 3: these sound bites from earlier today. President President Trump from
Speaker 3: the White House was talking about multiple things. I think
Speaker 3: the most timely was his announce that an American hostage
Speaker 3: held by Hamas was released today.
Speaker 2: I thought he was dead just a short while ago.
Speaker 2: His parents are so happy. They're so happy.
Speaker 4: So he sounds so.
Speaker 2: The only American citizen captured.
Speaker 3: I think he has a cold.
Speaker 4: And he doesn't like captured.
Speaker 2: Remember Comas since October seventh, twenty twenty three, and he's
Speaker 2: coming home to.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you break free from Hamas?
Speaker 3: Aiden Alexander was turned over to the Red Cross by
Speaker 3: Hamas and then picked up by an Israeli Defense Forces
Speaker 3: special unit. They're doing medical, psych evaluations, et cetera before
Speaker 3: he before he gets to be reunited with his family.
Speaker 3: In terms of the ceasefire that appears to have solidified
Speaker 3: between Pakistan and India, President Trump said he just held
Speaker 3: the carrot of Okay, you don't want anything from the
Speaker 3: United States that apparently.
Speaker 6: We're going to do a lot of trade with you guys.
Speaker 6: Let's stop it. Let's stop it. If you stop it,
Speaker 6: we'll do a trade. If you don't stop it, we're
Speaker 6: not going to do any trade. People have never really
Speaker 6: used trade the way I used it. That I can
Speaker 6: tell you.
Speaker 3: But the whole reason that he was even there today
Speaker 3: at the White House, at least the announced reason, was
Speaker 3: he was going to sign an executive order to reduce
Speaker 3: the cost of prescription drugs in the United States, saying
Speaker 3: we have been taken advantage of for decades.
Speaker 1: So he is talking about what what does he have
Speaker 1: power over. When you weighed your executive order into the
Speaker 1: business world, it gets a little cloudy because, make no
Speaker 1: mistake about it, pharmaceutical company is a business world. Is
Speaker 1: it the fact that the drugs we're using to cut
Speaker 1: our drugs or part of our drugs, a lot of
Speaker 1: them coming from China, are too expensive? Is this in
Speaker 1: coordination with the ninety day truth in the trade war?
Speaker 1: I don't know, But I don't know what an executive
Speaker 1: order can do to reduce As much as I think
Speaker 1: that's great, it sounds wonderful, what can it actually do.
Speaker 3: Well, there's an interesting political Well there's the legal case, right,
Speaker 3: which is your legal question. There's also a public relations
Speaker 3: question here. So President Trump comes out and says he
Speaker 3: wants to lower prescription drugs by doing by implementing what
Speaker 3: he referred to as a favored nation's policy.
Speaker 2: Basically, what we're doing is equalizing. There's a new word
Speaker 2: that I came up with, which I think is probably
Speaker 2: the best word. We're going to equalize where we're all
Speaker 2: going to pay the same. We're going to pay what
Speaker 2: Europe's going to pay. We're going to all pay. Now,
Speaker 2: there may be some countries in dire need, and I
Speaker 2: would be willing to sacrifice that and help them, but
Speaker 2: it's called most favored nation. We are going to pay
Speaker 2: the lowest price there is in the world.
Speaker 3: Okay, So that is the plan for this executive order.
Speaker 3: That's the legal question is how far can go and
Speaker 3: do the prescription drug companies have to follow it. The
Speaker 3: second part of it is the pr aspect of this.
Speaker 3: President Trump knows that by putting his cards out on
Speaker 3: the table, calling out pharmaceutical companies and saying, you are
Speaker 3: charging us the United States way too much money for
Speaker 3: these drugs that you're selling for ten percent that price
Speaker 3: somewhere else. Oh, that's the ease.
Speaker 1: That's the government's fault, because they're the ones who tell
Speaker 1: Medicare and Medicaid what they're going to pay for the
Speaker 1: drugs that they're giving to people on those programs. I mean,
Speaker 1: this for people of private insurance is probably going to
Speaker 1: be nothing. But will it mean that those contracts to
Speaker 1: Medicare and Medicaid that Medicare and Medicaid give to the
Speaker 1: pharmaceutical companies are smaller. That would be a great thing
Speaker 1: if he came out and said, too long, the government's
Speaker 1: been in bed with the pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 4: In the form of us.
Speaker 1: Choking on the amount of money they're charging us via
Speaker 1: Medicare and Medicaid. We're in bed with them, and that
Speaker 1: relationship is now over, and we're going to pay just
Speaker 1: as much. Medicare and Medicaid are going to pay just
Speaker 1: as much as other companies pay for these pharmaceutical drugs.
Speaker 4: What have you like?
Speaker 1: That's one thing I mean, because there's no doubt about
Speaker 1: it that Medicare and Medicaid over pay for the drugs
Speaker 1: that they're giving to the people on the federal dole
Speaker 1: because the government's in bed with the pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 3: Well, and then the pr aspect of it is do
Speaker 3: the pharmaceutical companies push back against this and how yeah,
Speaker 3: and how how hard do they do it? How publicly?
Speaker 4: You want to talk about a trade war?
Speaker 3: Well, that's what I mean. Big pharma is going to
Speaker 3: have to come out and explain to us why the
Speaker 3: ten dollars pill in France costs one hundred and ten
Speaker 3: dollars here.
Speaker 1: Because our politicians say that's okay because they're getting kickbacks
Speaker 1: from those drug companies.
Speaker 3: And that's the That's what I think the genius of
Speaker 3: the move for Trump is, Okay, you guys want to
Speaker 3: you guys want to explain that, you guys want to
Speaker 3: all this out and there.
Speaker 4: Why is he doing that though?
Speaker 1: Like that's what could you imagine a politician, the lead
Speaker 1: politician in America coming out and saying, the politicians have
Speaker 1: been in bed with the pharmaceutical companies for too long.
Speaker 1: They're able to charge our programs, Medicare and Medicaid to
Speaker 1: the tilt, the tilt, hilt, hilt to the hilt because
Speaker 1: they know they can get away with it.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm saying no more.
Speaker 3: Well and no, that would be huge. He did have
Speaker 3: his you know, three of his big medical team up there,
Speaker 3: I guess you could call it. He had RFK Junior,
Speaker 3: He had doctor Oz who's in charge of Medicare and
Speaker 3: Medicaid services.
Speaker 6: This is the most powerful executive order on pharmacy, pricing,
Speaker 6: and healthcare ever in the history of our nation.
Speaker 3: And then he also had Jay Botichari out there, so
Speaker 3: he's got the the health care credentials behind him. Uh,
Speaker 3: those three guys have zero problem pulling the curtain back
Speaker 3: on big pharma.
Speaker 1: I mean, if this is the case, if Trump saying
Speaker 1: no more gravy train from the government to pharmaceutical companies
Speaker 1: in a form of bloated prices for Medicare and Medicaid patients.
Speaker 4: If you don't like him, you still.
Speaker 1: Have to say, this is cool, this is good, This
Speaker 1: is showing backbone, because guess what, most Americans are running
Speaker 1: their stuff through Medicare and Medicaid and it's going to
Speaker 1: benefit you. I mean, he's not selling it that way.
Speaker 1: If that's the fact what it is, I agree.
Speaker 3: I think there could be some tweaks to the messaging, yeah,
Speaker 3: but in general it is it is a positive step,
Speaker 3: all right. Up next, unsolicited pizza deliveries. Why they are
Speaker 3: so nefarious, at least in the eyes of some judges
Speaker 3: who've been getting these fake pizza.
Speaker 4: If somebody sent to us a pizza, do you think
Speaker 4: we would, for one?
Speaker 3: What's wrong pizza?
Speaker 7: Seriously, you're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand, I'm
Speaker 7: kfi A.
Speaker 3: Six forty federal judges say that in February some of
Speaker 3: them started noticing unsolicited pizza deliveries.
Speaker 1: That These deliveries may number in the hundreds across at
Speaker 1: least seven states. At least one Senate leader has called
Speaker 1: for a Justice Department investigation. Now, many of the deliveries
Speaker 1: have gone to judges proceeding over lawsuits challenging the Trump
Speaker 1: administration different policies. US Marshals has been tracking the deliveries
Speaker 1: and judges have been sharing all the details in hopes
Speaker 1: of finding out more about who's behind this. Some of
Speaker 1: the deliveries have gone to judges relatives. Some in recent
Speaker 1: weeks have been placed in the name of US District
Speaker 1: Judge Esther Sallis's son, Member Daniel ondarl He was fatally
Speaker 1: shot shot and killed at the family home in Jersey
Speaker 1: by an attorney who posed as a delivery person. US
Speaker 1: Sister Circuit Judge j Michelle Child serves in Washington's as
Speaker 1: She's received seven anonymous pizza deliveries at her home in
Speaker 1: the past few months, one shortly after she took part
Speaker 1: in a ruling against the administration in a lawsuit over
Speaker 1: the firing of an independent government watchdog. It's unsettling because
Speaker 1: I'd like to go to work every day, even with
Speaker 1: the hardest case. Just feeling like there's no sense of intimidation. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: as we all learn, those judges addresses are pretty easy
Speaker 1: to find.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Judge Sallas, by the way, Esther Sallas, this is
Speaker 3: the one whose son was killed. She said it went
Speaker 3: from she's watched this over the last few months and
Speaker 3: is concerned that something that visited her family would be
Speaker 3: visited upon some other judge. And she said it went
Speaker 3: from judges getting pizzas, then judges children getting pizzas, then
Speaker 3: to judges getting pizzas or their children getting pizzas that
Speaker 3: they didn't order, and they were done in Esther Sallis's
Speaker 3: son's name. This is a terrifying move and the I
Speaker 3: mean granted a full faith and confidence in the US
Speaker 3: Marshall Service that they'll be able to do this. Here's
Speaker 3: what I don't understand about. Even if you did this
Speaker 3: as a prank. If I ordered a surprise pizza for
Speaker 3: you that you didn't know was coming, and I said,
Speaker 3: my name is Shannon, and I would like a pizza
Speaker 3: delivered to my house and they say, how are you
Speaker 3: going to pay for it? And I say, I'm going
Speaker 3: to pay for it with a credit card, And then
Speaker 3: I give them a credit card because I do it,
Speaker 3: because you have to have a fake credit card, right,
Speaker 3: or you can say with PayPal or I don't know
Speaker 3: how to do that.
Speaker 4: Uber eats, you send a pizza.
Speaker 3: But even then there's a record of who would have
Speaker 3: provided the funding for such an operation, is there if you.
Speaker 4: Use like Apple cash or something like that. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not planning on doing that.
Speaker 1: Well, it's a huge waste of money. First of all,
Speaker 1: pizzas are not cheap. Just to make a point, I mean,
Speaker 1: like forty dollars joke is too much.
Speaker 4: Jokes should be cheaper.
Speaker 3: No, I think you can. You could spend a lot
Speaker 3: on a good joke.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you could take the what joke are you planning?
Speaker 3: I'm not going to tell you.
Speaker 4: Oh really, I love it. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Well I did almost hire that midget to come to
Speaker 1: your house and just kind of walk around the backyard.
Speaker 3: I'm not mistaken. You did higher and then canceled.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you like strongly.
Speaker 1: Discouraged me from going forward with the plan. Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: Gary's wife likes little people, but she does an understatement
Speaker 1: of the sense. I'm not trying to be weird about it,
Speaker 1: but it is an understatement she likes little people. So
Speaker 1: my idea was the first year they were going to
Speaker 1: have a Super Bowl party. So this is now what
Speaker 1: ten years ago I was going to get. Here's the
Speaker 1: thing with her little people affection. She doesn't want to
Speaker 1: like it ordered that little person ordered for her, like
Speaker 1: to just be there, like at a party or whatever.
Speaker 1: She likes to see them quoting here in the wild,
Speaker 1: so might naturally occur, naturally occurring right, Like she's at
Speaker 1: the grocery store and there happens to be a little
Speaker 1: person there. It makes her freaking weak, right, So she
Speaker 1: just loves them. It's not a hate thing, it's a
Speaker 1: love thing. So my idea was to get to hire
Speaker 1: a little person, and they're perfectly hirable. There's several little
Speaker 1: people that do this. And the little person wouldn't dress
Speaker 1: as an elf or anything else. You'd want to dress
Speaker 1: your little person as.
Speaker 3: The super Bowl normal.
Speaker 4: Whatever they were going to wear that day, they wear
Speaker 4: to your house.
Speaker 1: And I was gonna have the little person just walk
Speaker 1: around in your backyard so that she could see the
Speaker 1: little person from the kitchen in the wild in the
Speaker 1: backyard hanging out. And we all hang out back there too,
Speaker 1: So it's just like you know, won't be alone, and
Speaker 1: then you decided against it.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't be alone.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know if it would be a
Speaker 1: man or a woman, they wouldn't be alone.
Speaker 4: Or a child, a child, little person. I don't know.
Speaker 4: If there's a service.
Speaker 3: For underage, probably not a great. Yeah, if there is.
Speaker 3: If there is, you don't want to go to that one.
Speaker 3: Probably not a good.
Speaker 1: If my kid was a little person, I would totally
Speaker 1: put my kid in the circuit.
Speaker 4: Make some money at Christmas time, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Well for the ol Yeah, I know, I know what
Speaker 3: it's for. The Newark Airport is an absolute mass transmittation problem.
Speaker 1: Am I going to get a mean scribe from Frank
Speaker 1: Buckley or something about that.
Speaker 4: That you're anti or that your heighthest?
Speaker 1: And not though I was celebrating, I was paying for them.
Speaker 3: The Newark Airport is an absolute mess. The Secretary Transportation,
Speaker 3: Sean Duffy, has come out and talked about ways that
Speaker 3: we can upgrade our systems. We'll talk about what's going
Speaker 3: on with their traveling.
Speaker 1: Also, Bill Belichick had quite the weekend. We'll tell you
Speaker 1: where he turned up as well. It wasn't the football field.
Speaker 7: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI AM.
Speaker 3: Six forty US and Chinese officials have reached that deal
Speaker 3: that now we've sets up. There's an interesting test that's
Speaker 3: gonna happen though, when it comes to the tariffs. There
Speaker 3: is a little known court in Manhattan that is hearing
Speaker 3: a case on the tariffs. Three judge panel at the
Speaker 3: Court of International Trade is going to hear arguments tomorrow
Speaker 3: on whether or not it's even legal. They're hearing a
Speaker 3: lawsuit brought by a New York based wine importer and
Speaker 3: four other small businesses. They say that President Trump doesn't
Speaker 3: have the authority to impose tariffs. Other challenges have been
Speaker 3: filed in the court and in federal district courts around
Speaker 3: the country, but in this case, it is this is
Speaker 3: the one that's going to be front and center, So
Speaker 3: we'll keep an eye on that. Orioles beat the Angels
Speaker 3: yesterday seventy three, so the Angels will move down to
Speaker 3: San Diego to take on the Padres starting tonight. Dodgers
Speaker 3: crushed the Diamondbacks eight to one. They actually have the
Speaker 3: day off today. They will come home and host the
Speaker 3: A's tomorrow.
Speaker 2: What the hell is going on.
Speaker 3: Yet another problem at Newark Airport in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: We talked about this last week about how I believe
Speaker 1: it said three fourths of the air traffic control operating
Speaker 1: centers are obsolete. At this point, they are dealing with
Speaker 1: humongous shortages of staff and people that are working. They
Speaker 1: used to have a must retire age of fifty six.
Speaker 1: Now they're trying to lure people to stay longer because
Speaker 1: there's nobody It's a lucrative job as well, but it
Speaker 1: is a stressful job, and it's become even more stressful
Speaker 1: with the longer hours because of the staffing shortages across
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 3: Newark, for some reason has become ground zero for this.
Speaker 3: They've had construction issues on their runways, they've had weather
Speaker 3: issues in the last couple of weeks, and now for
Speaker 3: a third time, early yesterday radar went out Newark Liberty
Speaker 3: International Airport actually had to do a ground stop yesterday.
Speaker 3: They are back up to two runways today, but they're
Speaker 3: still seeing cancelations and delays. Sean Duffy is the Secretary
Speaker 3: of Transportation and he's been making the rounds lately. This
Speaker 3: is a very high profile task for him and he said,
Speaker 3: among other things, this week he's going to be meeting
Speaker 3: with airline officials to try to convince them to lower
Speaker 3: the amount of traffic into an out of Newark Liberty
Speaker 3: International following the number of flights.
Speaker 5: We can ensure the ones that are kept, they do
Speaker 5: actually take off and they do actually land. This authority
Speaker 5: hasn't been used in over twenty years.
Speaker 3: At this news conference today at the airport, he said
Speaker 3: there was a fantastic opportunity within the last few years
Speaker 3: to take advantage of the lull in travel during COVID
Speaker 3: and use that time when there was less stress on
Speaker 3: the transportation system, on air transportation, that would have been
Speaker 3: a great time to reconfigure and redo all of the
Speaker 3: technology when it comes to air traffic contract We've.
Speaker 5: All been reporting and seeing what's happening at Newark Airport,
Speaker 5: and I think it is clear that the blame belongs
Speaker 5: with the last administration. People to judge and Joe Biden
Speaker 5: did nothing to fix the system that they knew was broken.
Speaker 3: You could also argue Trump didn't do anything in his
Speaker 3: first round his first term, and.
Speaker 1: It should have been something that was talked about thirty
Speaker 1: years ago.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you know, just when it was twenty years old.
Speaker 3: It should have been discussed. Back on Thursday, Sean Duffy
Speaker 3: and the rest of the Department of Transportation did announce
Speaker 3: a plan to build a brand new air traffic control
Speaker 3: system by the year twenty twenty eight, that they would
Speaker 3: replace some of the core infrastructure, including radar, software, hardware,
Speaker 3: telecom networks, as well as that copper wiring. We have
Speaker 3: moved beyond that kind of technology in just about every
Speaker 3: other aspect of life outside of nuclear weapons and air
Speaker 3: traffic control systems. So this is going to be Sean
Speaker 3: Duffy's Let's hope he's successful, because there are plenty of
Speaker 3: places like Newark that we can't do without modern society.
Speaker 3: The way we're doing it now relies on air air
Speaker 3: travel so much. You've got to basically have you've got
Speaker 3: to have everything up and running, and you got to
Speaker 3: have a few thousand more air traffic controllers to reach
Speaker 3: adequate levels. There are only about ten thousand right now
Speaker 3: around the country, and they say somewhere around thirteen fourteen
Speaker 3: thousand is a better number to have to be considered
Speaker 3: fully staffed.
Speaker 1: Did you know that he's married to Rachel from the
Speaker 1: First World Real World from San Francisco with the aids
Speaker 1: and Puck. Remember Rachel with the big eyes. Oh, yes,
Speaker 1: he's married there and they have nine kids.
Speaker 3: Whoa, there's a lot trained in firtation.
Speaker 1: I don't remember him from the reality show World. I
Speaker 1: do remember her.
Speaker 3: I've seen him on TV, but I don't remember him
Speaker 3: doing as a reality.
Speaker 4: Show fascinating nine children. Rachel, Puck, Yeah, mess those guys.
Speaker 1: I know she got into it with Puck. They did
Speaker 1: not get along. I think Puck, No, not Puck, the
Speaker 1: guy with the AIDS died. Puck didn't have AIDS. I
Speaker 1: think Puck and the guy with the AIDS did not
Speaker 1: get along. And Rachel was friends with the guy that
Speaker 1: that had AIDS.
Speaker 3: But I think Puck died.
Speaker 4: No, he didn't die. Did he die?
Speaker 3: Well check when we come back. Early nineties talk, we'll continue.
Speaker 7: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KF
Speaker 7: I am six forty.
Speaker 3: That was the one I auditioned for.
Speaker 4: Did you really? Is that a true story?
Speaker 3: A true story?
Speaker 4: I didn't even to do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the one I auditioned for. Wow, think
Speaker 3: how different my timeline would.
Speaker 4: Have been Gliding doors?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Could I would have married Rachel.
Speaker 1: What made you want to audition for that? How did
Speaker 1: you hear about it?
Speaker 3: Because the first one was fun? The first one was
Speaker 3: involve Oh, so.
Speaker 1: That was the second one. I was in San Francisco
Speaker 1: was the first one, it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was the first one that everybody remembered. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but I remember the first season in that I watched
Speaker 3: it and thought this would be a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: And so what did you do to audition?
Speaker 3: You had to you had to call, if I remember,
Speaker 3: you had to call like an eight hundred number, and
Speaker 3: they sent you an application and it was a long,
Speaker 3: like fifteen or twenty page application that you hand wrote
Speaker 3: answers to the questions and everything, and then uh, and
Speaker 3: some of them were like situational questions. If you had
Speaker 3: a roommate who was dirty, what would you do? Or
Speaker 3: if you had a roommate that that was a racist,
Speaker 3: what would you do? You know, all the what you
Speaker 3: would have expected from MTV. And then have you ever
Speaker 3: used drugs? Do you drink very often? That sort of stuff,
Speaker 3: just to get an idea of who you are. And
Speaker 3: then you had to record a I think three minute
Speaker 3: video on a giant VHS tape and then send that
Speaker 3: in with the application and they called back and the
Speaker 3: first round of interviews was over the phone. So I
Speaker 3: was on the phone with some producer from MTV for
Speaker 3: I don't know, twenty minutes or something like that. I
Speaker 3: didn't make it past that.
Speaker 4: You were twenty one something like that.
Speaker 3: Twenty wow, twenty one.
Speaker 1: No, that's wild, it's not that one. We should put
Speaker 1: you out there. What should we have, Gary, audition for?
Speaker 1: There's a million different things we could do, like the
Speaker 1: amazing race.
Speaker 4: We could do, you know, squid game. I did the
Speaker 4: game shows that really Yeah, squid game is not real.
Speaker 4: I mean that's hey.
Speaker 3: Gary, Hi Shannon.
Speaker 8: So I've noticed you guys have a lot of self
Speaker 8: deprecating humor around your show, not really being a real job.
Speaker 8: But I just want to let you know that I
Speaker 8: think there are a lot of people who get a
Speaker 8: lot of joy and comfort from listening to you guys
Speaker 8: five days out of the week, and you shouldn't really
Speaker 8: put that down so much. Your job is different than
Speaker 8: other jobs. I won't lie, but it's still important.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: That was very kind.
Speaker 3: Yes, we also have some dirty, rotten scoundrels in our audience.
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Speaker 9: than it sounds. Have yourself a wonderful day. You guys
Speaker 9: always love the show.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: So surprise Pizza's prepaid gift cards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the gift cards thing, what a scam.
Speaker 1: That turned out to be Puck, by the way, has
Speaker 1: been arrested for domestic violence.
Speaker 4: That's such a surprise. But he has a couple of kids.
Speaker 3: Jordan Hudson, better known as the future Miss Bill Belichick,
Speaker 3: didn't even win the Miss Maine USA pageant.
Speaker 4: Well, it's hard to win a state, I would assume,
Speaker 4: very hard.
Speaker 1: She came in third I think second second or no,
Speaker 1: you're right her up second second. It's kind of confusing,
Speaker 1: but I didn't know she was in the pageants circuit still,
Speaker 1: but I guess you would be. At twenty four, that's
Speaker 1: probably her last one. I don't know how late you
Speaker 1: can go into that game.
Speaker 3: Everybody knows that be Shelby Howells.
Speaker 1: She's the one who does she have a talent. Is
Speaker 1: there still a talent portion? Does it say anywhere what
Speaker 1: the portions are like? You have to get up there
Speaker 1: and speak. It did say that she was the play
Speaker 1: action describe play action.
Speaker 3: One of the pregame articles said she was going to
Speaker 3: make an appearance in the interview section, the evening gown section,
Speaker 3: and the swimsuit portion.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 3: First of all, I thought that the whole me too
Speaker 3: movement kind of put the kibosh on beauty pageants.
Speaker 1: I thought it put the kibosh on the swimsuit segment
Speaker 1: in particular, but they.
Speaker 3: Were doing it at the bangor Holiday Inn. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: the Portland Holiday Inn.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a lot of women who are very
Speaker 1: intelligent in the pageant world, and I think that though
Speaker 1: such as woman ruined that for if you, if you
Speaker 1: knew anybody in the pageant world who is a very
Speaker 1: intelligent person, the such as woman girl, I think that
Speaker 1: was a teen USA contest. It doesn't matter, was really
Speaker 1: the ruining the factor for everybody, those such as in
Speaker 1: An Africa as Americans, because that's.
Speaker 3: A better viral video than some hot twenty three year
Speaker 3: old explaining.
Speaker 1: About foreign policy. Yeah, Far East Asian trade policy, exactly, and.
Speaker 4: Those those exist. But that's what you remember.
Speaker 1: And the beauty of it was that it was a
Speaker 1: Friday Night Lights daughter asking the question, did you know that? Oh,
Speaker 1: Amy Ti Teergarden something like that, tear. This is before
Speaker 1: she started to live life. This was back when she
Speaker 1: was a sweet little daughter from Friday Night Lights asking
Speaker 1: that question.
Speaker 3: Good old days. I wonder what coaching Tammy are up
Speaker 3: to lately.
Speaker 4: Tammy has a boyfriend?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 4: Yeah? They they It was in my People magazine.
Speaker 3: Oh you get People magazine. You are in an airport.
Speaker 3: That's what people do in an airport.
Speaker 1: I have I subscribe to it. It comes to the
Speaker 1: house you do. Yeah, I did not know that about you.
Speaker 1: I've heard you reference it before. I just thought it
Speaker 1: was a last minute I like having a bubble bath
Speaker 1: on a Friday night with my People magazine.
Speaker 3: Age again, how old are you?
Speaker 4: I've been doing this for years. Okay what do you read?
Speaker 4: Oh right, okay, so bah bah say it with me, bah.
Speaker 1: Books are what what happened?
Speaker 3: Easy? I'm still reading my World War two book James
Speaker 3: Lee Burke book is that World.
Speaker 4: War two book.
Speaker 3: It's not a World War two Korean No, it's a
Speaker 3: book about Louisiana.
Speaker 4: Is there a war in it?
Speaker 3: There is no war. No, we got to come back
Speaker 3: and do that later.
Speaker 4: No war.
Speaker 3: There's no war in that book.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 3: It's a detective now. I told you about the Cleep
Speaker 3: per Sell Dave Robis show.
Speaker 1: It's French Canadian, it's Louisiana.
Speaker 3: It's Kate creole. There you go a lot of creole
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