Speaker 1: So much analysis to be done. Let me say something.
Speaker 1: This is this is the first thing that I said
Speaker 1: to Ross this morning. Obviously we'll talk about the the
Speaker 1: Al Smith dinner. Okay, that was that was the thing happening.
Speaker 1: And if you remember, it's for the first time since
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty four when Walter Mondale it would go on
Speaker 1: to lose to Reagan forty nine states to none. He
Speaker 1: won Minnesota, so that Reagan had what five hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty electoral votes and remember that's like two seventies overlooking
Speaker 1: for so I you can argue whether that is people go, well,
Speaker 1: that's the readon. No, No, that was so much more
Speaker 1: than that. If you've ever interviewed Mondale, and I have,
Speaker 1: of course he hung up. He hung up on me.
Speaker 1: But that being said, not going to it and then
Speaker 1: not saying anything about it would be the smarter strategy.
Speaker 1: I think that when you couple her not being there,
Speaker 1: Trump's obvious willingness to dip in there. You know he's
Speaker 1: going to any politician would if their opponent wasn't there,
Speaker 1: And the Mary Catherine Gallagher video, I don't know if
Speaker 1: she could have handled this worse because rather than they're
Speaker 1: just being avoid here whether were you know, pundits can
Speaker 1: make the carry her water argument like well, she was
Speaker 1: out meeting with voters, not rich people in New York City,
Speaker 1: and it would be you know, it'd be a dishonest
Speaker 1: framing of it because it's a charitable event. But that
Speaker 1: being said, when you then make a video like you're
Speaker 1: the rebuttal person from the state of the Union, now
Speaker 1: you are part of it. And when Jim gaff Agin,
Speaker 1: Jim gaff again of all people, is making fun of you,
Speaker 1: and not in a polite way because what you saw
Speaker 1: with you, you guys have to know that Jim Gaffigan
Speaker 1: is a moonbat ross.
Speaker 2: Backed me up on this. Jim gaff I used to
Speaker 2: be a big fan. He had like a complete meltdown
Speaker 2: on Twitter, yeah over Donald Trump a few years ago,
Speaker 2: and it was because he was one of these celebrities
Speaker 2: where you didn't know much about his politics and he
Speaker 2: just melt it down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I know how I felt about pop tarts, right,
Speaker 1: and that was good for me to know that. But
Speaker 1: you're right, he then he out of it. He surprised
Speaker 1: me because you'd been like I think you were, like, dude,
Speaker 1: you see what Jim Gaffigan posted, and I'm like, is
Speaker 1: it funny? Is it a pop tart meme? What is it?
Speaker 1: And It's like, I.
Speaker 2: Think you're confusing with Brian Reagan with the pop no no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: no no. Jim Gaffigan, Man, I was surprised. I didn't
Speaker 2: realize Jim Gaffigan was this big of a moon ban
Speaker 2: until I've seen him snap on a couple occasions. Yeah,
Speaker 2: He's one of a handful of comedians where it's just
Speaker 2: you kind of ruined it for me. Guys, Wait, you're
Speaker 2: you're funny. Let's uh, let's go with that.
Speaker 1: So to have him in their hosting and then uh,
Speaker 1: to have him in their hosting, and and and for
Speaker 1: him to take what are I'm sorry those are? Those
Speaker 1: are body shots? Man? And I understand that he's kind
Speaker 1: of he kind of has to say something. I guess,
Speaker 1: but I don't know. Man. Like Ross, if you were
Speaker 1: let's say you were her advisor, but you're a secret
Speaker 1: double agent and you want her to handle that as
Speaker 1: poorly as possible, would you design a different way of
Speaker 1: handling this because now she's she's she's linked with the
Speaker 1: Al Smith dinner, even though she didn't go and she
Speaker 1: really didn't have a chance to make her her own
Speaker 1: jokes that the media could have used to pretend Donald
Speaker 1: didn't get some zingers.
Speaker 2: I mean, it looks really bad, especially when you consider
Speaker 2: the narrative she's been trying to you know, put forth
Speaker 2: after the catastrophic interview on Fox News. Right, they're they're.
Speaker 1: Trying to hold on. I'm sorry, that was Testy, right, Testy, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: It's the narrative has but that they've been trying to
Speaker 2: make spin or whatever is that. You know, she was
Speaker 2: very brave and she went in there, and she she's
Speaker 2: willing to go in where it can be you know,
Speaker 2: it's not gonna always be great for her, and she
Speaker 2: has very thick skin and she can which obviously isn't
Speaker 2: the way that that isn't true because you saw she
Speaker 2: reacted to uh, to Brett Behar, you know, Askingry some
Speaker 2: tough questions, right, she completely lost it. She turned into Sidius,
Speaker 2: as we mentioned yesterday, like point the finger and like
Speaker 2: fooning at the mouth and stuff. So then to do this,
Speaker 2: it looks cowardly. It looks like you can't take a joke,
Speaker 2: looks like you don't have thick skin. And then you
Speaker 2: produce this video, which is it goes along with the
Speaker 2: rest of her campaign because her campaign is depletely scripted.
Speaker 2: Everywhere she goes, every video she has is is fake
Speaker 2: and there's multiple cuts in it and you could tell
Speaker 2: it's scripted, and it's just like this and it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: let's do this thing that she uses. It just it's
Speaker 2: just cringey campaign propaganda.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so she was. She did do some stops yesterday.
Speaker 1: She was in Wisconsin and she said she stood up
Speaker 1: two veterans. She meant stead up four veterans. But here's
Speaker 1: the problem. Your campaign has shown U a willingness to
Speaker 1: embrace if somebody was to take you in Michigan yesterday
Speaker 1: and just cut up the part where you said you
Speaker 1: stood against veterans, but not the part where you corrected yourself.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: It's why I didn't even pull the audio, because I'm like, oh,
Speaker 1: she just corrected herself. It's fine. I mean, I understand
Speaker 1: she makes s gaffes, but we all do. And if
Speaker 1: she immediately recognized it, she's far ahead of Biden. That
Speaker 1: being said, if I was the Kamala HQ account, which
Speaker 1: her campaign quotes on the stump I would take just
Speaker 1: the part where she said she stood up to veterans,
Speaker 1: and I'd have ominous, ominous music. I'd find some photos
Speaker 1: of her interacted with veterans or men and women in uniform.
Speaker 1: I'd black and white the image, bring up the music.
Speaker 1: She stood up to veterans, right, and when you want
Speaker 1: to when you want to live in that realm of dishonesty,
Speaker 1: don't you know? I saw one of her campaign people
Speaker 1: like they thought it was unfair the way they were
Speaker 1: attacking her, because she doesn't have a chance to defend herself.
Speaker 1: How how do you not have? I could ross. Can
Speaker 1: you think of a good opportunity for Kamala Harris? Maybe
Speaker 1: something that went down yesterday or he'd have a quote
Speaker 1: chance to defend yourself. Wait, even your arguments, I think
Speaker 1: you're messing with me. And and don't get wrong, it
Speaker 1: was Trump had some does man, Now he doesn't. He doesn't.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: He even says, hey, they gave me this stuff, and
Speaker 1: then uh he he did the jokes, but then he
Speaker 1: got very serious and said, I don't want I wasn't
Speaker 1: gonna come out here and do jokes because everything's so
Speaker 1: screwed up, and that you're you gotta do jokes, and
Speaker 1: he explained this, and then he started talking about the
Speaker 1: impact of what happened to him in Butler p a
Speaker 1: uh you know, and he's it's a Catholic Charities event, right,
Speaker 1: So it's a room full, as Jim Gaffigan said, or
Speaker 1: as Jim Gaffigan said in one of his jokes, it's
Speaker 1: a room full of uh New York Catholics and Jews.
Speaker 1: It should be a layup. Why isn't she here? And
Speaker 1: so he started talking about how it's all these things
Speaker 1: that happened to him. You you have to assign some
Speaker 1: of it to spirituality. And look, do I think Trump's
Speaker 1: a big church guy?
Speaker 3: Know?
Speaker 1: Did I laugh at Two Corinthians? You bet you I did.
Speaker 1: But I also don't think he's actively campaigning against it.
Speaker 1: And I think, unfortunately, that's where a lot of people
Speaker 1: are are going with this. And one way to demonstrate
Speaker 1: that is to show up to this thing. That's a
Speaker 1: thing and always it has been a thing. Man. Well
Speaker 1: it's crazy, it's crazy. So we'll get to uh, we'll
Speaker 1: get to we'll get to a lot of audio. We
Speaker 1: got Pete Calender. He's coming up at eight oh five,
Speaker 1: you know, there's there's people that are insane that are
Speaker 1: still They spent all day yesterday tweeting about how she
Speaker 1: quotes stacked bodies on Fox.
Speaker 2: Dude. That's driving me nuts. Like people I keep seeing like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: she had higher ratings and Trump she had seven million
Speaker 2: in Trump had like too Yeah. It's like yeah, dude, duh.
Speaker 2: Because this was the first real interview she's actually done,
Speaker 2: and people wanted to see it.
Speaker 1: People want to see a car right then, exactly or not.
Speaker 1: They want to see the opposite. They actually, if you're
Speaker 1: somebody who's holding on to a glimmer of hope that
Speaker 1: maybe she does have a little fight in her, you
Speaker 1: wanted to see her get Brent baher.
Speaker 2: And the other thing. We've seen Trump over and over
Speaker 2: and over and over again in the stump and in
Speaker 2: press conferences and in interviews. We know who he is
Speaker 2: and what he stands for and what you're getting when
Speaker 2: you vote for him. We have This is her first
Speaker 2: real interview that she did after not speaking for what
Speaker 2: was the eighty days, or taking any interviews for eighty days.
Speaker 1: And it's an interview she had to get right or
Speaker 1: it forces her to do more interviews or just give up.
Speaker 1: I saw Ross, I saw you're on the side of
Speaker 1: Now she has to do Joe Rogan. I believe.
Speaker 2: I think it's the only thing that can possibly save her. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she has to do it at least you.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: No, No, this is an unbiased opinion. I'm just looking
Speaker 2: at it. It's not for the show, and I feel
Speaker 2: like that might be good for the show. Yes, this
Speaker 2: needs to be a longer interview too. It needs to
Speaker 2: be like four and a.
Speaker 1: Half hour interviews. Oh wow, okay, five hours? Maybe has
Speaker 1: he done a five hour I'm sure at some point. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of getting to know you. Maybe she
Speaker 1: maybe she should take your advice there so or I
Speaker 1: hear Hamas has an opening, right, you could pivot Ross.
Speaker 1: Have they even contacted you about that opening? I mean,
Speaker 1: as a guy who constantly is seeking higher, more power
Speaker 1: and you're you're all gonna pay platform, I feel like
Speaker 1: you'd be uniquely qualified to head Hamas. Have they even
Speaker 1: reached out feelers? Do you know? Did you see the
Speaker 1: picture of Yolo with his head split open all over
Speaker 1: on Twitter? Yes, it's not Yolo, but that's what I
Speaker 1: call him. It'say yah yah yah. Like the sisterhood. But yeah, man,
Speaker 1: did you did you get did you see the video
Speaker 1: of him with his stick when that drone's just kind
Speaker 1: of hovering in there, because you know, when the drones
Speaker 1: in there, you're like, I'm I'm screwed. And you see
Speaker 1: in the video the now exploded ahead of Hamas well
Speaker 1: explodes a strong word. He's still mostly intact, uh like
Speaker 1: throwing like it's so it's so I don't know how
Speaker 1: to describe. It's so Neanderthal the way he's going after
Speaker 1: that thing. Man, you tell me the head of Hamas
Speaker 1: doesn't have a single weapon. That's what was wild. And
Speaker 1: you know how they found him some mirando idea. He's
Speaker 1: not even a full IDF duties from one of the
Speaker 1: other but he's one of those where he's he he's
Speaker 1: with the IDF contingent. I don't I don't understand fully
Speaker 1: there their ranking system and how that pans out. But basically,
Speaker 1: this was a dude whose job was just to be
Speaker 1: eyes and he's just looking around and basically what they're
Speaker 1: looking for is there anything they can see that looks
Speaker 1: sus man or people that they may recognize that are
Speaker 1: on their list of people they want to find and
Speaker 1: this dude's just sitting up there, probably eating his lunch.
Speaker 1: He looks over in the house and he's like, wow,
Speaker 1: that guy bears a striking resemblance to the leader of Hamas,
Speaker 1: and he chose to act. And here we are. But
Speaker 1: the video of the drone, these Israeli murdered drones kind
Speaker 1: of hovering in there, right, he sees it, and all
Speaker 1: he's got is a busted stick from the busted rubble
Speaker 1: that his busted butt is sitting in and he's not
Speaker 1: even good with the stick. And then that's all she wrote.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, Kamala could pivot man obviously not
Speaker 1: a fan of Israel. Here what she says, Oh, all right,
Speaker 1: well let me do this, because do you want a
Speaker 1: little teaser. Let's do it. You want a little teaser,
Speaker 1: and then we'll let me just give you a Jim
Speaker 1: Gaffigan teaser because I mentioned that, and then we'll come
Speaker 1: back and we'll get into the audio. Let's see here. Well,
Speaker 1: I feel like this is this is more than Gaffigan
Speaker 1: just looking for something that's funny. In my opinion, by
Speaker 1: the way, I think that there's a lot of seriousness
Speaker 1: packed in this because I think gaff again in the
Speaker 1: same way that the news agency is new. You know,
Speaker 1: the jig is up because we saw Biden during that debate,
Speaker 1: and now they have to see ya because they're going
Speaker 1: to be accused of covering it up, which they did.
Speaker 1: If you're Jim Gaffigan, man, I think you hit a
Speaker 1: point where you feel personally offended by what your party
Speaker 1: and your people did to you and you just don't
Speaker 1: care anymore. And I'm glad to see that because that
Speaker 1: shows at least there's a breaking point for some of
Speaker 1: the tds. And it doesn't mean he likes Trump more,
Speaker 1: but he's being more honest, like he's not gonna sit
Speaker 1: there and go this is fine, this is fine. You
Speaker 1: know the dude in drinking the coffee in the fireroom meme,
Speaker 1: like he doesn't have to be that anymore because it
Speaker 1: might be injurious, especially after what George Cooney did, which
Speaker 1: also is it's self serving. All of this is self
Speaker 1: serving unless they want to come out and and really
Speaker 1: get down to brass tacks about you know, where their
Speaker 1: head's at, you know where Rogan has talked about, how
Speaker 1: he has pivoted and others. But here is gaff again,
Speaker 1: and I'm sorry this sounds personal.
Speaker 5: That's been telling us Trump Trump's reelection is a threat
Speaker 5: to democracy. In fact, they were so concerned of this
Speaker 5: threat they staged a coup, ousted they're democratically elected incumbent,
Speaker 5: and installed Kamala Harris. In other words, all her dreams
Speaker 5: have come true. Really, it really makes you consider the
Speaker 5: power of prayer, right, Cardinal, Sometimes prayers take three and
Speaker 5: a half years. And at George colonialp ed.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: And I'm just just just to point out too, it
Speaker 1: wasn't all last gaff again, something happened to him as
Speaker 1: a comedian, which he doesn't go. Good comedians can pivot,
Speaker 1: but bad comedians, I think, would just our non experienced
Speaker 1: comedians would just fold.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Because you're in a room in New York City, and
Speaker 1: I want you to listen how the reaction to this
Speaker 1: first joke goes.
Speaker 5: You know, during the first and only debate, President Trump
Speaker 5: talked about migrants taking cats and eating them. You know,
Speaker 5: if you're keeping track at home, this is the second
Speaker 5: time grabbing a kiddie has been part of a campaign issue.
Speaker 1: That's a room in New York. It is full of
Speaker 1: people like Chuck Schumer, Letsia James. He talks about leaving
Speaker 1: that out.
Speaker 5: I was going to leave that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah you actually you actually hear somebody else say I
Speaker 1: thought we were leaving that out. And then he I
Speaker 1: don't know if he hit that Peete, but he went
Speaker 1: with it and he crashed man in a room in
Speaker 1: New York. Think about that. We'll come back with more
Speaker 1: audio and Ross. Did you see who Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: doing an interview with this week? Sorry? I just saw this, Yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah I did.
Speaker 2: How do you feel the same one yet?
Speaker 1: Would it have a wrestling angle? It would oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: He has to do that interview in character, right, not
Speaker 1: Trump the interviewer, right.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately he does not. He tends not to do it
Speaker 2: in character, I know. But for this one, it'd be
Speaker 2: amazing walk on music, the whole deal.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, the thing is too Trump could take a bump.
Speaker 2: Yeah we know if we know this, we know this
Speaker 2: for a fact. By the way, I saw the video,
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I've never seen that Rick Flair at fifty seven and
Speaker 1: pile drive off the top of a ladder at fifty seven,
Speaker 1: But I just happened to see that video. I had
Speaker 1: not seen that before. At fifty seven, But that's not
Speaker 1: who He's an interview who's interviewing him. Trump apparently is
Speaker 1: going to sit down with the Undertaker this week. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, let's see. I'll go Undertaker's gotta be in character,
Speaker 1: and then they could they can do a whole work
Speaker 1: in the middle of the interview where Trump gets offended
Speaker 1: by a question and the Undertaker's not backing down and like,
Speaker 1: oh God, be amazing to be amazing man. Oh, I
Speaker 1: think if you're Undertaker, you gotta throw it though, right
Speaker 1: because Trump's not gonna Trump's not gonna do a match loses,
Speaker 1: Let's just face it. His ego would not allow that.
Speaker 1: So I think, if you're Undertaker and you can have
Speaker 1: shenanigans like you can be, you know, you can be
Speaker 1: going at it with uh with Trump? Right, you got
Speaker 1: him on the ropes literally, and then just out of nowhere,
Speaker 1: jd Vance pops out it starts taking cheap shots and Undertaker,
Speaker 1: I know, but everyone loves a little bit of a heel,
Speaker 1: but he does it in a Tim Walls mask. How
Speaker 1: are they not putting this thing together right now?
Speaker 2: I mean, Trump is just everywhere like he's going on
Speaker 2: the Undertaker podcast. He seemed at the barber shop yesterday
Speaker 2: before the Al Smith dinner. Yeah, they're mad about that
Speaker 2: he was at the barbershop and that you know that.
Speaker 2: I just keep thinking about the fact that she's sent
Speaker 2: in a video for that dinner, because the whole point
Speaker 2: of the dinner, right is the show that.
Speaker 1: You are human. But you know how human.
Speaker 2: You're right, you're authentic. You can take a joke and
Speaker 2: just a mail in an overly produced video.
Speaker 1: I mean, or you're so professionally unauthentic that you can
Speaker 1: fake it. And I think voters don't care which one
Speaker 1: it was, got clips to share.
Speaker 2: Right, you got to be able to stand there, like
Speaker 2: you said, show that you're a human and take a joke.
Speaker 2: Obama was good at them.
Speaker 1: He was kids and you know, and and famously, although
Speaker 1: Obama did screw up the one time remember was uh
Speaker 1: now that was the Press Correspondence dinner where he did it.
Speaker 1: I don't or did he do it at the Al
Speaker 1: Smith too? He used to bust on Trump. And then
Speaker 1: there's famous video in that big montage where you know,
Speaker 1: with the whole through election night thing that went viral
Speaker 1: of Barack Obama saying, you know, he won't be president.
Speaker 1: Of course he did it on the m Jimmy Kimmel
Speaker 1: Jimmy Fallon show too, But he did it at one
Speaker 1: of those dinners, and a lot of people said that
Speaker 1: it irritated Trump and it literally was one of his
Speaker 1: deciding things. I don't know, that's like saying, you know,
Speaker 1: that's like trash talk and sports pro sports where people
Speaker 1: use it. Maybe, but you still got to go up
Speaker 1: and you got to do it. And Barack Obama, when
Speaker 1: you get behind a microphone, whether you think he's genuine
Speaker 1: or not, could put on a very good performance of
Speaker 1: human ing.
Speaker 2: Well, he used to be able to do it. Now
Speaker 2: he comes across as bitter and angry.
Speaker 1: Well, it comes across his smug, yeah, more so than usual.
Speaker 1: He was smug in experience. Now he's like he thinks
Speaker 1: he's godfather and he doesn't care. And you know, I
Speaker 1: was probably off putting some of his people. You saw
Speaker 1: the New York Post hired lip readers. So take it
Speaker 1: for what it's worth. Although then all the of you
Speaker 1: wrote your own stuff in. But that moment at the
Speaker 1: funeral with Biden and Obama, and Biden's like, she's not strong,
Speaker 1: she's not strong, and Obama's like, no, she's not, but
Speaker 1: we got time, like and then he orders Biden to
Speaker 1: quote Carves, to spend some time with him, although I
Speaker 1: don't know if he's ordered as much as he just
Speaker 1: says it. But Biden dutifully says, Okay, who's running stuff?
Speaker 1: Like watching that exchange.
Speaker 2: Well, I think we've all known who's been running stuff
Speaker 2: for a while.
Speaker 1: No question, no question. Oh the barbershop thing. Do you
Speaker 1: know why they were mad about the bar so he
Speaker 1: went to a barbershop.
Speaker 2: I thought it was amazing. He's just in there like, yeah,
Speaker 2: cutting it up, you know, just but then like the
Speaker 2: juxtaposition of that, where then you're gonna put on the
Speaker 2: tucks and go to the dinner.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, it's a busy schedule for somebody who
Speaker 1: I just I was just told is cognitively done. He
Speaker 1: sure keeps a busy schedule. But no, people are like,
Speaker 1: well he doesn't normally he does would get his haircut
Speaker 1: at that barber shop.
Speaker 2: Far really he's going to go and get a fade?
Speaker 2: Do it?
Speaker 1: Do it?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 1: To be fair, I don't know who does Trump's hair.
Speaker 1: I'd be curious. It's probably personal to somebody, But no,
Speaker 1: you're right, he didn't go there, and then they got
Speaker 1: mad because they tented the front of the barber shop.
Speaker 1: People don't sometimes they do this. I've seen this at
Speaker 1: a couple events. I've actually had to go up where
Speaker 1: it was kind of last minute stuff. So what they
Speaker 1: did is they got one of those like white event tends.
Speaker 1: It's not a big one, but it's big enough for
Speaker 1: a vehicle to pull in. It's like a like a
Speaker 1: pop up garage or a car cover, right, And and
Speaker 1: they put that out in front of the barber shop
Speaker 1: and it allowed the Trump's vehicle and other vehicles to
Speaker 1: pull in there. And then they can't see who's getting
Speaker 1: in and out of it. And they look, they do
Speaker 1: that when they're doing these spot visits and they haven't
Speaker 1: set a full perimeter team, right, they don't know, they
Speaker 1: don't know what's up. So one of the ways to
Speaker 1: avert it is because if somebody sees Trump getting out
Speaker 1: of that vehicles, he's walking in and they haven't set
Speaker 1: up a security perimeter. People got phones. Man.
Speaker 2: But also, I mean, she's been shot out twice and
Speaker 2: he's got all the entire the Iran's trying to kill him.
Speaker 1: So now the one guy didn't get a shot off
Speaker 1: at him, per se.
Speaker 2: So so, yeah, set up the security tent should be
Speaker 2: a big deal. Pop in, pop out. And I know
Speaker 2: Obama did this because I went to a thing where
Speaker 2: Obama did this thing with the with the ten ting
Speaker 2: out there, and I didn't think anything of it.
Speaker 1: I thought, honestly, I thought it was more for weather.
Speaker 1: But it made sense. I remember seeing in a story
Speaker 1: where they were talking about, you know, the little pop
Speaker 1: up things that they and and like, I get it all. So,
Speaker 1: but she did none of these things. She's she's off
Speaker 1: with doing teacher stumps and all that stuff. And meanwhile
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's just just rolling. Man.
Speaker 8: I used to think the Democrats were crazy for saying
Speaker 8: that men have periods, but then I met Tim Waaltz.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so, oh, don't worry. This is going to get
Speaker 1: more brutal. And what you have to is that I
Speaker 1: want you to picture in your mind and then when
Speaker 1: you go watch the video you'll see it. So on
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's left side, as he's facing the audience, on
Speaker 1: the seat directly next to him, seated always on frame
Speaker 1: in camera frame is Chuck Schumer, and he does not
Speaker 1: look like he wants to be there, but more so
Speaker 1: you can tell he is really upset with the whole situation.
Speaker 1: And Frost saw this too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, from what I was reading, it's like Chuck Schumer's
Speaker 2: just pissed off. She'd be set in show because he's
Speaker 2: an organizer.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, is somebody in a
Speaker 1: leadership position for a party like this is an easy thing.
Speaker 1: So the idea that they didn't do it, and then
Speaker 1: Schumer's got to be there talking to you know, the cardinal,
Speaker 1: all the big donors, all that. Apparently I saw it.
Speaker 1: Take this for what it's worth. I saw somebody quoting
Speaker 1: a White House source saying that literally the White House
Speaker 1: was the campaign and Biden for that matter. But basically
Speaker 1: in any way, shape or form that big time DEM
Speaker 1: donors were texting big you know, the big campaign staffers
Speaker 1: and even some people in the White House, and they're like,
Speaker 1: so when you were asking me for money, you didn't
Speaker 1: plan on winning, did you. You just wanted my money,
Speaker 1: Like they're ticked and if you stroke to check for
Speaker 1: a million dollars, even if you can afford it, and
Speaker 1: then it looks like the person who gave it to
Speaker 1: never had the intention of even doing what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Schumer's getting all that in his ear man, plus Trump's
Speaker 1: cutting on him as well.
Speaker 9: Let's keep going, wrap up because Mayor Adams told me
Speaker 9: earlier that I needed to make this one very quick,
Speaker 9: especially the city has reserved this room for a large
Speaker 9: group of illegal aliens coming in from Texas.
Speaker 1: Listen, the reaction is getting in a room in New
Speaker 1: York City. And yes, I understand that people like Trump
Speaker 1: are going to be there. It's kind of this is
Speaker 1: a CNBC kind of thing that being said. It's it
Speaker 1: is the swamp. The Al Smith dinner is the swamp.
Speaker 1: Not all of it, you know, but a good portion
Speaker 1: of it, just like the Correspondence dinners the swamp, all
Speaker 1: of that, and and Trump's killing it, man.
Speaker 2: No, Trump's killing it. The Kamal Harris campaign officially came
Speaker 2: out with a statement did you see it? And they thought,
Speaker 2: we're gon we're going to sing that. Oh yeah, let's
Speaker 2: get rid this morning. Like what you thought it was fake?
Speaker 2: I thought it was yeah. We are on two different planets.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they don't believe a word with they Oh but
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, yeah, that's going to be the crowning jewel.
Speaker 1: The Kamala rebuttals dot the video the statement. Okay, so first.
Speaker 8: There's a group called white Dudes for Harris. Have you
Speaker 8: seen this? White Dudes for Harris? Anybody know? Are some
Speaker 8: of you here white dudes? It doesn't sound like it,
Speaker 8: But I'm not worried about them at all because their
Speaker 8: wives and their wives lovers are all voting for me.
Speaker 1: Dudes dropping cut jokes at a Catholic dinner and and
Speaker 1: killing it's crazy. And by the way, and this is
Speaker 1: I'm sure this is what triggered the watch party over
Speaker 1: at Harris HQ.
Speaker 9: He went there to this racest childcare.
Speaker 8: And Kamala has put forward a concept of a plan.
Speaker 8: A lot of people don't like it. The only piece
Speaker 8: of advice I would have for her and the event
Speaker 8: that she wins, would be not to let her husband
Speaker 8: Doug anywhere near the nannies.
Speaker 9: Just keep them away.
Speaker 8: That's a nasty one.
Speaker 1: Now, it's interesting because it also has a different reaction
Speaker 1: like Gaffigan's joke did, but not I wouldn't say it's
Speaker 1: a negative reaction. I think that's people going oh right,
Speaker 1: in the same way you cringe, but you laugh a
Speaker 1: little inside when you see you see a meme on
Speaker 1: Twitter that just ain't right. Man. Then your five year
Speaker 1: old kicks in, and, like I said, sitting seated directly
Speaker 1: next to Trump is Chuck Schumer. Who's there. He's he's
Speaker 1: probably the highest ranking demic. Oh my gosh. Did you
Speaker 1: see also who was standing above and behind Trump who
Speaker 1: had to get up and applaud after he was done?
Speaker 1: Letitia James. Because she's in camera frame. It's it's crazy
Speaker 1: looked at you when you're looking at Trump and they
Speaker 1: get a little wide back left corner, there's Letitia James.
Speaker 1: Her entire program is falling apart. Right, you've seen what's
Speaker 1: going on with that appellate court hearing where the judges
Speaker 1: ain't buying none of this. They're probably going to wipe
Speaker 1: that judgment, and who knows what else. And she's in
Speaker 1: a position where she's on camera. She has to stand
Speaker 1: up and at least be, you know, be part of it,
Speaker 1: because her sitting down with her arms crossed then is
Speaker 1: a news story. So this woman has spent her entire
Speaker 1: election and a career thus far in her position trying
Speaker 1: to throw her political opponents in jail, and she had
Speaker 1: to show up in a nice dress and applaud him
Speaker 1: as he's the keynote speaker. It's I dude, but Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 1: he wears the emotion, and the emotion is not a good.
Speaker 4: Chuck Schumer is here looking very loved. Love me. It
Speaker 4: looks lovely.
Speaker 8: But look on the bright side, Chuck, considering how woke
Speaker 8: your party has become. If Kamala loses, you used to
Speaker 8: have a chance to become the first woman president.
Speaker 2: Dude, that's actually funny.
Speaker 1: That is funny as hell. And that killed in that
Speaker 1: room too, right, because even though even though that, you
Speaker 1: have a lot of leftist Catholics right that are in
Speaker 1: that room, there's somewhere in them where they're just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: don't uh uh. I mean like they're not they're not
Speaker 1: fully on board on that portion of your platform, and
Speaker 1: they're willing to laugh at that. Yeah, and it's a
Speaker 1: good joke.
Speaker 2: The delivery man, it's just a it's a good joke.
Speaker 2: And he's sitting right next to him.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, buddy, And he did several things to emasculate Schumer. Uh,
Speaker 1: and Schumer can't respond to it. Like he told a
Speaker 1: story about how Chuck Schumer when he was just a
Speaker 1: just an eager lad back in the day that Trump
Speaker 1: gave him his first donation. I don't know if that's
Speaker 1: true or not. But the way that he said it
Speaker 1: is like is like he's uh, I don't even know
Speaker 1: how to describe it. Like he said it in a
Speaker 1: way where where Trump is the you know, he is
Speaker 1: the the master, right, and it's a and and Schumer
Speaker 1: is this, you know, his grasshopper, so to speak. And
Speaker 1: it was very the way that he delivered it was masculine.
Speaker 1: I would have been insulted if I was Schumer. But
Speaker 1: I'm like, the guy is this guy who's been in it,
Speaker 1: you know, by Chuck Schumer standards. Trump's been in this
Speaker 1: for five minutes, Like Schumer's a swamp creature from a
Speaker 1: long time. And for Trump to get up there one
Speaker 1: to see his higher office in two to belittle him, well,
Speaker 1: he can't say anything. Oh, Schumer was hating every minute
Speaker 1: of that. Couldn't happen to a better guy, by the way,
Speaker 1: couldn't happen couldn't happen to a more worthy target there,
Speaker 1: unless I guess Belosi was there. So yeah, so that's like,
Speaker 1: that's a little Trump. You got a little gaff again there,
Speaker 1: but what's missing? Oh it's Kamala, but don't worry. With
Speaker 1: the help of Molly Shannon snl alum Mary Catherine Gallagher,
Speaker 1: a person who plays her the schoolgirl bit from sa okay,
Speaker 1: I think you know, this is what Kamala has spent time.
Speaker 1: And this is obviously not just a quick phone you know,
Speaker 1: you stick the phone in your face, record something. This
Speaker 1: is a whole damn production and she films a video doing.
Speaker 10: Your eminence and distinguished guests. The al Smith Dinner provides
Speaker 10: a rare opportunity to set aside partisanship.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, sorry, what's going on?
Speaker 1: Who was that?
Speaker 7: Sorr rry coming on?
Speaker 10: Very nice to meet you, Mary Catherine. Right now, I'm
Speaker 10: trying to record my speech for tonight's dinner.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, I know. I just want to say that
Speaker 7: I'm Catholic and tonight is one of the biggest dinners
Speaker 7: next to the Last Supper.
Speaker 10: It is a very important dinner and it's an important
Speaker 10: tradition that I'm so proud to be a part of.
Speaker 7: Sometimes when I get nervous, I stick my fingers under
Speaker 7: my arms and I swim on them like that.
Speaker 1: That's a cross.
Speaker 10: So tell me something I'm giving a speech. You have
Speaker 10: some thoughts about what I might say tonight.
Speaker 7: My feelings about what you say tonight would be best
Speaker 7: express in a monologue from one of my favorite made
Speaker 7: for TV series. Okay, let's hear it, don't you see? Man?
Speaker 7: We need a woman to represent us. A woman brings
Speaker 7: more heart, more compassion, and think how smart you must
Speaker 7: be to become a top contender and a feel dominated
Speaker 7: by men. It's time for all woman, bro, and with
Speaker 7: this woman, we can fly.
Speaker 10: What series was that from?
Speaker 7: Oh that's from House of Dragons, now streaming on HBO Max.
Speaker 1: Okay, how many of you just died from cringe? Well?
Speaker 1: Hold on, how many of you have found your family
Speaker 1: member dead from cringe from listening? Because it's close. That's bad.
Speaker 1: And if it wasn't bad enough in its pre recorded state,
Speaker 1: wait to hear the statement and that the campaign put out.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that much more coming up here on
Speaker 1: the Casey O Day Radio program. Wow, Roster is just
Speaker 1: filling me in on a little something from the visit
Speaker 1: there to the barber shop yesterday. So every dude inside
Speaker 1: was Eddie Murphy? Is that have we factored that?
Speaker 2: That's what they're saying yes, yeah, all of them all
Speaker 2: sim like because there was an old guy and the
Speaker 2: young guy and there's yeah, the guy talking about Rocky Marciana. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all Seddie Murphy.
Speaker 1: That's yeah. So Donald Trump met Eddie Murphy like four
Speaker 1: times but didn't know it. Oh that's like that Dave
Speaker 1: Chappelle story. You heard Dave Chappelle tell about the time
Speaker 1: he got to meet Jim Carrey, who was I guess
Speaker 1: was his hero and so he who was going to
Speaker 1: call Norm Coleman set it up. It was because Dave
Speaker 1: held he talked about this one of a specially. It
Speaker 1: was r after his dad died, and Dave said that
Speaker 1: he was like, he wouldn't leave his house, he was
Speaker 1: so depressed. And he gets a call from Norm Coleman.
Speaker 1: He's like, hey, Dubby, you want to meet Jim Carrey.
Speaker 1: And he's like, and he said that, like that's the
Speaker 1: thing that got him out of the house. That Norm
Speaker 1: literally might have saved his life, right, and he said,
Speaker 1: So he goes to uh, Norm said, I'm doing a
Speaker 1: movie with him. Whence you come to the set, I'll
Speaker 1: introduce you. And Chappelle goes down there and it was
Speaker 1: when he was doing Man in the Moon or Man
Speaker 1: on the movie.
Speaker 2: It's like a, I don't know the rest of the story,
Speaker 2: but Jim Carrey at the time I know this was like,
Speaker 2: this is seriously the method acting for that role. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And so he showed up and he wasn't allowed to
Speaker 1: meet John Carrey because he wasn't call. He said, Jim Carrey,
Speaker 1: and everyone got mad at him because everyone on the
Speaker 1: set of the movie and everyone in Jim Carrey's life
Speaker 1: at that time had to accept and go along with
Speaker 1: the fact that he was Andy Kaufman for the purpose
Speaker 1: of his method acting. It really was like a dry
Speaker 1: run for some of the some of the sports integration
Speaker 1: with the transgender athletes. So, but in this case it
Speaker 1: was acting methodology. And so Dave Chappelle was all excited.
Speaker 1: Norm Coleman set this up good. And he gets there
Speaker 1: and he can't talk to Jim Carrey about Jim Carrey stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he's like, uh, like, I hated it because I
Speaker 1: wanted to talk to Jim Carrey about about comedy and like,
Speaker 1: and he would only do it from Andy's perspective, which okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: so Trump got that and he didn't even know it.
Speaker 2: He also talked to Tony Clifton that day. Is that true?
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, I mean just you know, because Tony's
Speaker 1: always there to support his buddy Andy. Right, yeah, why
Speaker 1: are you? Are you implying something I don't.
Speaker 2: I would prefer to meet Tony Clifton. He seems like
Speaker 2: he's more class.
Speaker 1: You know, he'd be more fun to party in Vegas with. Probably, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I go along with that. All right, So I promised
Speaker 1: you this, let's go ahead and get to this, and
Speaker 1: oh my goodness, this so Kamala Harris set out, how
Speaker 1: am im on the Kamala HQ mailing list? Now one
Speaker 1: are you is cute? You think you're funny? That's fine? Whatever.
Speaker 1: I get so much garbage in my inbox right now.
Speaker 1: So yeah, So the al Smith dinner goes. Obviously, we
Speaker 1: get the we get the we get the statement or
Speaker 1: excuse me, the the video which was pre recorded because
Speaker 1: everything she does is pre recorded. And and then you know,
Speaker 1: the thing happens, and you got gaffikin doing his stuff
Speaker 1: and Trump doing his stuff. But instead of just going
Speaker 1: all right, we covered this and to just let it
Speaker 1: go so they don't keep talking about it more than
Speaker 1: twenty four hours out they decide to issue a statement.
Speaker 1: She's in Wisconsin and she issues a statement after the
Speaker 1: pre recorded video to assess how she thought the thing went.
Speaker 1: Now where, damn it? Sorry, I had this I had
Speaker 1: this thing booted up up on Twitter and then it
Speaker 1: just reloaded. How is this not the first thing in
Speaker 1: Google that comes up as I'm trying to open it here?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I had it up on Twitter and I
Speaker 1: accidentally tapped down on the low corner and you know
Speaker 1: that it just anything that you're staring at is gone?
Speaker 1: And why is it? Right after you tap that to
Speaker 1: the reload on the Twitter? Do you see the thing
Speaker 1: that you're most interested in for a half second? Does
Speaker 1: that happened to anybody else? Right? You open Twitter, you
Speaker 1: hit the you know, the reload on your your for
Speaker 1: you or whatever timeline, and then it as an afterthought,
Speaker 1: you glanced down at the thing and all of us
Speaker 1: sudden you see this thing that you have to have,
Speaker 1: and that it's gone in a second? Man, all right,
Speaker 1: this is so annoying. Ross will do me a favorites.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to do this too. Will you text me
Speaker 1: the hair statement? Because it's easier for you to just
Speaker 1: to get access. So I have it in front of me.
Speaker 1: I should have done this earlier, but I thought I'll
Speaker 1: just leave it open on Twitter. But I'm dumb. So ah,
Speaker 1: I can't try to do nine things at once here,
Speaker 1: and it's just to try to detracting from the show.
Speaker 1: So you know, so her campaign's putting that thing together.
Speaker 1: Let me grab a call real quick while we get that. Yes, Donna,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 11: Good morning, Casey.
Speaker 1: I don't know Twitter hates me, but whatever, go ahead.
Speaker 11: That happens to me all the time, by the way,
Speaker 11: but you.
Speaker 6: Were just talking about.
Speaker 1: Glance at what's there first and then hit the reload. No,
Speaker 1: it's the first thing you do. Seal.
Speaker 11: Sometimes as soon as you pull it up, it just
Speaker 11: appears you have to scroll down like forty other to
Speaker 11: find it again.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So I have the script in front of me.
Speaker 11: If you want me to read.
Speaker 1: The beginning, no, no, no, I have a way that
Speaker 1: I'm going to do it. I just all right, So.
Speaker 11: My comment was about my comment kind of covered it already.
Speaker 11: But I mean, he walks into the lions then last night,
Speaker 11: you know, because there's more than you you know, he
Speaker 11: had she sitting for Scott's sakes, and she could have
Speaker 11: walked in there and had friendly faces. Instead, she had
Speaker 11: to come out of a can.
Speaker 12: She had to do a production, which was absolutely.
Speaker 1: What she was saying. And again it it literally highlights
Speaker 1: her inability to do it.
Speaker 2: Every time exactly.
Speaker 12: There is no way that she's going to be able
Speaker 12: to read.
Speaker 1: No, she should have ignored it. She should I can't
Speaker 1: make it, Love you guys, and make a donation or
Speaker 1: something from her own and then be done with it.
Speaker 1: Take her beating for twenty five. I promised the media,
Speaker 1: you'll drop it as quickly as they can. But now
Speaker 1: it's the thing. Now it's a whole thing.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 11: Two things, This country has a lot of.
Speaker 1: Catholics in it, and I don't according to the stats,
Speaker 1: they were thrown around yesterday.
Speaker 11: So yeah, and I don't think it'll forget that she
Speaker 11: snubbed them. And the other thing is the way she
Speaker 11: has to come out of a can. I don't think
Speaker 11: she'll ever go on Joe Rogan, there's no way.
Speaker 1: But it's the only way. Ross and I did the research,
Speaker 1: and it's the only way.
Speaker 11: It'll be the campaign.
Speaker 1: It's the only.
Speaker 11: Way it'll be the death of her campaign.
Speaker 2: She needs to go on for at least I'd say
Speaker 2: five or six hours.
Speaker 1: Five or six hours, Oh my god. Look but yeah,
Speaker 1: the thing, here's the thing the Fox News thing was
Speaker 1: was about. It was a calculator risk. People keep saying that,
Speaker 1: but to put that into words, she her people thought
Speaker 1: she would either be okay, and they thought, as a bonus,
Speaker 1: they might get bred Bhaer to look evil. And they're
Speaker 1: still running that narrative, even though he was so polite,
Speaker 1: even compared to when he interviewed Trump. Tre you interrupted
Speaker 1: Trump a lot more. And they didn't get that. And
Speaker 1: then she failed and they realized they had to do it.
Speaker 1: That's why it was a calculated risk, because they had
Speaker 1: to show that she could survive even a slightly slightly
Speaker 1: combative thing. And she folded so that that risk was over.
Speaker 1: So you have to go up and above that if
Speaker 1: you want to move through it and fub Fox News.
Speaker 1: I feel like Rogan is the only direction you can go,
Speaker 1: other than maybe Jones or something. Oh my god, Ross,
Speaker 1: I just put together Alex Jones, Joe Rogan as like
Speaker 1: the other Berg you others. Sometimes there's leather and and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris five hours. Oh my god, I gotta I
Speaker 1: got it done. I gotta roll, probably need some alone
Speaker 1: time just thinking about.
Speaker 2: Oh my listen, I would donate your entire salary to
Speaker 2: see Kamala He or someone else Jones salary, You're entire,
Speaker 2: I would. I'd be willing to sign them make a
Speaker 2: super salary.
Speaker 1: But not really my mind. Are you ready for the statement?
Speaker 1: I got it here. You think I'm making this up.
Speaker 1: I'm not making this up. Statement on trump appearance at
Speaker 1: Al Smith Dinner Blue is a statement from Harris Walls
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. Rapid Response director Amar Mousa on Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's appearance. Okay, Donald Trump struggled to read scripted notes
Speaker 1: written by his handlers, repeatedly, stop, sit down, sit down,
Speaker 1: you're yelling at the radio. Nobody. Could I have to
Speaker 1: read this whole? I understand why sit out? Don't punch
Speaker 1: your radio, please, Eyes on the road. Ten and two.
Speaker 1: Let's be safe people. Donald Trump struggled to read scripted
Speaker 1: notes written by his handlers, repeatedly complaining that he couldn't
Speaker 1: use a teleprompter. That's not really what he said. He
Speaker 1: was joking about teleprompters and usually they're not being one,
Speaker 1: and now there is one. But he was clearly clowning
Speaker 1: on you the whole time, So your first problem isn't
Speaker 1: even what happened. He stumbled over his words and lashed
Speaker 1: out when the crowd wouldn't laugh with him. Did he
Speaker 1: have any jokes? Not going? I mean, the the am
Speaker 1: Hoff joke.
Speaker 2: The only one I can think of, the nanny one.
Speaker 2: But he responded well, like he reacted to his own video.
Speaker 2: He said, oh, that's a tough one or whatever.
Speaker 1: He said, yeah, yeah, but I think they went ooh,
Speaker 1: but not in I didn't like that. Ooh, I think
Speaker 1: with Gaff again and the kiddie thing that was ooh,
Speaker 1: I don't like that, right, but there is a line there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's still the same sort of reaction where
Speaker 2: you're reacting to the crowd, you're making funny You're like, oh,
Speaker 2: well that was that was a tough joke.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, so no the m Hoff nanny's joke. Anyway, Right,
Speaker 1: here we go the rare moments when he was off script.
Speaker 1: He went on long incomprehensible rambles, reminding Americans how unstable
Speaker 1: he's become. And of course he made it all about himself.
Speaker 1: Why do you think he had made it about himself?
Speaker 1: Because he look, that is something that Trump does. But
Speaker 1: why in this situation do you think that he spoke
Speaker 1: for twenty minutes and most of the topics had to
Speaker 1: do with him or things that greatly affect him, like
Speaker 1: the elect Why do you think that the event was
Speaker 1: quote all about Trump? And what could you have done?
Speaker 1: Mister Ahman amar musa rapid response to director, what do
Speaker 1: you think your campaign could have done? So the entire
Speaker 1: event wasn't all about Trump? Can you think of anything?
Speaker 1: I can think of something show up. He may refuse
Speaker 1: to release his medical records. This is one of the
Speaker 1: saddest hill Mary and this whole thing. The medical records.
Speaker 2: Say like his cholesterol levels.
Speaker 1: Yea, he said they're one eighties. She tweeted that he
Speaker 1: may refuse to release his medical records, but every day
Speaker 1: he makes it clear to the American people he's not
Speaker 1: up to the job.
Speaker 2: You your person didn't show up. I mean the whole
Speaker 2: opening line there, Trump was reading from from note cards.
Speaker 1: Donald Trumps struggled to read scripted notes written by his handlers.
Speaker 2: He's doing jokes in a roast, you're candidate. She was
Speaker 2: reading Q cards on a produced video, and she didn't
Speaker 2: even show up.
Speaker 1: Do you guys want to hear something about the like
Speaker 1: the Comedy Central roast that you probably don't realize it's
Speaker 1: you understand that when it's Joe Blow or it's an
Speaker 1: NFL player like Gronk didn't write his own jokes, right.
Speaker 1: I think everyone just assumes that they have a team
Speaker 1: of writers. But also the comedians don't all write all
Speaker 1: their own jokes. So professional comedians the way that it works.
Speaker 1: And I think Andrew Schultz and Tony whatever his name
Speaker 1: is on one of the podcasts did a good job
Speaker 1: aligning this out by the kill Tony guy because they
Speaker 1: were on the Tom Brady Roast, right, And what they
Speaker 1: were saying is they they're given a list of things
Speaker 1: that you can joke about things that you can't. There's
Speaker 1: a few things on there, and they want you to
Speaker 1: write stuff. But ultimately Schultz and and and several others
Speaker 1: have said they even give you jokes. They write jokes
Speaker 1: for you. They have a team of writers that write
Speaker 1: jokes for you to be delivered in your fashion, and
Speaker 1: you do a bunch of those jokes. So even professional
Speaker 1: comedians have writers, and sure as hell, the people who
Speaker 1: are not comedians that show up like, yeah, let's put
Speaker 1: Shack in there, all right. Shaq's not writing a bunch
Speaker 1: of comedy, but it's funny, especially when everybody else is
Speaker 1: roasting Shack is a little side thing. Man. That's how
Speaker 1: this goes. And know this, but they assume you don't,
Speaker 1: or they just assume you're stupid. And Ross is right.
Speaker 1: That opening line is when I had. I stopped reading
Speaker 1: at the opening line and then started clicking under the
Speaker 1: account or scrolling under the account before I continued reading,
Speaker 1: cause I'm like, somebody's got a Paul Bs within five
Speaker 1: minutes And I'm like, no, that's real, that's real. And
Speaker 1: if you're this dude, the rapid response director for for
Speaker 1: Walls or for Harrison Walls, how much does your day suck? Man?
Speaker 1: How in how absolutely committed do you have to be
Speaker 1: to pen that think you did a good job and
Speaker 1: then put it out for people to consume.
Speaker 2: Like Trump is reading off newe cards. I'm Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Here's Mary Catherine Gallagher tell us why we should vote
Speaker 2: for women? Yeah, myself and my gender. Ah, it's so
Speaker 2: bad man, all right, leave this.
Speaker 1: All right, look, call the show if you guys think
Speaker 1: I'm beaning too hard on her. She's trying to campaign
Speaker 1: in a truncated window one that almost on like Trump two.
Speaker 1: Whose fault is that? And arguably the smarter thing to
Speaker 1: campaign is to do the Al Smith dinner. They're not
Speaker 1: really controlling what you say.
Speaker 2: She's the first candidate not to do it since Mondale.
Speaker 1: It looks hul I mean, and the opportunity is, what
Speaker 1: do you think is gonna get you more eyeballs on
Speaker 1: you doing a rally in Michigan that's gonna get five
Speaker 1: seconds of news coverage in the top of the hour
Speaker 1: news or the Al Smith dinner, which is still trending
Speaker 1: because people are sharing all the clips. You're telling on yourself.
Speaker 1: You're telling on yourself so hard? All right? Coming up
Speaker 1: on the show, we get some calls on this. I'm
Speaker 1: curious your reaction. Also, how many of you have tea
Speaker 1: at trip Ross? You guys have tea? You guys drink
Speaker 1: you drink tea. You got tea?
Speaker 2: Some English breakfast, Yeah, that'll work.
Speaker 1: You got some scones? Do you have any scones? Do
Speaker 1: you know what a scone is?
Speaker 2: I do know what scones are. In England, scones are
Speaker 2: like English muffets. Yeah, yeah, you probably want to pick
Speaker 2: some of those up. So get that and the tea
Speaker 2: and I'll tell you why coming up next. You ever
Speaker 2: do that thing where you were You're on the Twitter
Speaker 2: and you see your celebrities name trending and you're like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: didn't they. Yeah, it's atally scary, especially Harry I said before,
Speaker 2: like if there if it's a known elderly like old celebrity,
Speaker 2: if they're trending in the trending, there needs to be
Speaker 2: something next to it that like claims that you know
Speaker 2: that'll say the name and then the star and then
Speaker 2: like you know not yah.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you can see associated tags and it'll stay rip
Speaker 1: and you're like, no, I know, but I just happened
Speaker 1: to see went trendy George went, and I'm I'm like, no,
Speaker 1: not norm Now he's fine. It's his birthday, so.
Speaker 2: I can't believe he died in his birthday.
Speaker 1: But what No, he didn't. It's his birthday, but he
Speaker 1: didn't die. I'm surprised he's made it to seventy six.
Speaker 2: Due rate that liver.
Speaker 1: What a gig man? Your job for? How long? How long?
Speaker 1: When did Cheers start? Eighty early eighties, like eighty two,
Speaker 1: eighty three. Right, you spent basically a decade and a half. However,
Speaker 1: long Cheers was on, you went through two different female
Speaker 1: leads and had to pretend that was normal, and your gig,
Speaker 1: for the most part, was a series of lines that
Speaker 1: maybe take up two or three pages in a script,
Speaker 1: that only take place from the moment you walk through
Speaker 1: the door. Everyone yells your name because everyone knows your name,
Speaker 1: and then you have to simply fill time in a
Speaker 1: spirited back and forth from the time it takes you
Speaker 1: to walk from one end of the bar to the
Speaker 1: other and sit on your stool, and then maybe a
Speaker 1: couple other lines. That's your whole gig, and you're one
Speaker 1: of the most famous actors on TV. I know the actions.
Speaker 1: I don't want to get type cast and stuff I
Speaker 1: don't know. You're George went that sweet Cheers. Money keeps
Speaker 1: showing up, and you got to remember, like six lines,
Speaker 1: A good deal, a great deal. Now he's a live
Speaker 1: seventy six, seventy six, So crisis averted. Let me grab
Speaker 1: a call here and then we'll get into the uh oh,
Speaker 1: the reason I was asking rosswe if he had any
Speaker 1: t Yeah, Bob what's up.
Speaker 6: Well, basically we're talking about Kamala. I think the problem
Speaker 6: is that that she just her family has the skill,
Speaker 6: and I can lay that out, but I think I
Speaker 6: know why she has that skill. Yeah, basically she can't
Speaker 6: go in pub and speak without notes or a prompter,
Speaker 6: and then she can't even produce a video that's edited
Speaker 6: by herself. You have to have, you know, a celebrity,
Speaker 6: a professional speaker come in and do most of her
Speaker 6: skip for her.
Speaker 1: H I think that was I think that was I
Speaker 1: think that was calculated because it was a comedy dinner,
Speaker 1: and I think she thought if she'd put a comedian
Speaker 1: in there, people would acquiesce to this lame attempt to
Speaker 1: participate because she says, she says in the video, I'm
Speaker 1: glad to be a part of this. You're not a
Speaker 1: part of this? Not really? Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, if she can't function in a friendly environment,
Speaker 6: how is she going to function against other world leaders,
Speaker 6: like negotiate the end of the war with prudent or
Speaker 6: something like that. But I think I know, I think
Speaker 6: I know why.
Speaker 1: No, go ahead, let's give me the wife.
Speaker 6: I think she's she's basically grown up on the uh,
Speaker 6: female empowerment, use your your sexuality as your superpower, and
Speaker 6: she's like the only first, only fans President Kennon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I got you, all right, thank you, thank
Speaker 1: you for the call there, sir, of all of the stuff.
Speaker 1: Do you know how easy a layup it is to
Speaker 1: have legitimate criticism of Kamala that also doesn't make kids
Speaker 1: have to turn it off? Details I get it, and
Speaker 1: you get people are gonna get mad at me. I
Speaker 1: don't care your weight. You don't have to go there
Speaker 1: with her.
Speaker 2: Right, there's a legitimate point that if you were to
Speaker 2: see this roast, as you know, we want to see
Speaker 2: these two people as a big human and authentic and
Speaker 2: getting up and quote telling their own jokes. Right, and
Speaker 2: one of them is there, and it's getting up and
Speaker 2: performing and taking the hits from other people as well,
Speaker 2: and right, you do it. It's a it's a good point.
Speaker 2: It's a valid point that it's sort of like cheating
Speaker 2: where you're like, well, I'm going to bring a famous
Speaker 2: funny person to do my bit for me, right, But yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: Cheating because here's it's part of a larger thing. And this, sir,
Speaker 1: this is where I this is I think the behind
Speaker 1: the scenes, like root cause of this issue. If you
Speaker 1: aren't good at human ing, it requires that those around
Speaker 1: you your allies. So other politicians, the media in many
Speaker 1: circum especially in the form of a Democrat, right, it
Speaker 1: requires them to carry you, okay, And there are a
Speaker 1: lot of politicians and on the Republican side you get
Speaker 1: this too, like you get rhinos that are in there
Speaker 1: and the party will carry them because they don't want
Speaker 1: to deal with the primary process and maybe lose the seat, right,
Speaker 1: because it's all about numbers for them, and it's not
Speaker 1: about any of that. But with her, she's doing the
Speaker 1: things where all of her career, immediately if somebody criticized her,
Speaker 1: there would be a ground swell of moonbats screaming sexism,
Speaker 1: the media screaming sexism. They would and you saw it
Speaker 1: in the first about two weeks of her campaign. That's
Speaker 1: what she's used to, where they were willing to be
Speaker 1: her pr agency and carry all the water.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Do you remember the conversations we were having ten days
Speaker 1: in after she was announced where we were seeing like
Speaker 1: seven eight point swings in polls and it was clearly
Speaker 1: the media. It was clearly the media. That's the environment
Speaker 1: that she's operated in her whole life. California, if you're
Speaker 1: a popular Democrat is a cakewalk. You have jungle primary,
Speaker 1: so you don't even have to have real challenges. You
Speaker 1: don't have to debate anyone, and you can get a
Speaker 1: pointed to most of your positions, so you can roll
Speaker 1: in as the incumbent two years later, which she did twice.
Speaker 1: That apparatususm here because she's so bad. People like Jim
Speaker 1: gaff again don't want their fingerprints on that of the media.
Speaker 1: While they're still carrying water. It's not as aggressive, and
Speaker 1: they're frustrated as well because they want you to come
Speaker 1: in into a softball interview with them, and you won't
Speaker 1: even do that. That's the root of this thing. So
Speaker 1: I don't know that her expectations have changed. I think
Speaker 1: that the way people give the assist is decreasing, or
Speaker 1: you know, they give a polite nod instead of writing
Speaker 1: a thousand paged tight or a thousand word takedown article
Speaker 1: about her political opponents just because she heard something from
Speaker 1: an anonymous source and passed it to a reporter buddy.
Speaker 1: They're not willing to get in that line of fire
Speaker 1: because they realize you're literally being walked over to where
Speaker 1: they blindfold you, give you a cigarette, and then you
Speaker 1: know that's it's a more complex issue. But I and
Speaker 1: I think it's honestly baffling to her. I think she
Speaker 1: feels now on many days, how Joe Biden probably feels. Dude,
Speaker 1: they cut my throat and it was my own guy. Right,
Speaker 1: It's that's that is. And and if if you don't
Speaker 1: have the ability to pivot and human yourself and and
Speaker 1: maybe even get a little uh, get a few shots
Speaker 1: in that let people want to get back in your corner,
Speaker 1: it's it's a doom loop do it. You have to
Speaker 1: go do an interview so that people think you're more human.
Speaker 1: You just did an interview and people think you're a
Speaker 1: space alien.
Speaker 2: I think, like, no, people like since the human issue
Speaker 2: or the authentic issue, people don't still don't really know
Speaker 2: who she is. Her accent changes her, her works are plagiarized.
Speaker 2: She has other people doing all the work for her.
Speaker 2: She is and Trump said this a few days ago,
Speaker 2: he's not really running against her, and he isn't. He's
Speaker 2: running against the machine, and she is replaceable in that machine.
Speaker 2: That's why it worked so quickly for her, right, because
Speaker 2: of the media cess as well. She's like a cog
Speaker 2: right in the machine, in the wheel, and so you
Speaker 2: can you can, you could take her out and put
Speaker 2: another one in, saying the same as X stuff off
Speaker 2: the script, and it's not gonna matter. He's not really
Speaker 2: running against her, He's running against the machine.
Speaker 1: And the machine is looking at that cog and they're like,
Speaker 1: it's got chips in it. There's an airline crack forming
Speaker 1: on it, and they're like, they don't want to be
Speaker 1: next to it when it explodes.
Speaker 2: We have no idea. She's interchangeable with any other They
Speaker 2: could just replace anybody else in the in that position.
Speaker 2: They're gonna say whatever the system wants her to say.
Speaker 1: There is Uh, did you ever watch Black mirr Russ?
Speaker 2: Do you ever watch like one or two episodes?
Speaker 1: All right? I enjoyed it, and Netflix got a hold
Speaker 1: of it and for a while they elevated it and
Speaker 1: then they just shot in the head. But whatever. There
Speaker 1: is an episode of a dude who's a voice actor
Speaker 1: and he is the voice of a cartoon character in
Speaker 1: the UK, right, and it just so happens, so he
Speaker 1: sits in a little room and then they you know,
Speaker 1: they render this this cartoon character with you know, black
Speaker 1: mirror technology whatever, so it looks like he's so he
Speaker 1: comes up on screen and then they have a hologram
Speaker 1: at one point. But this guy is the Voe and
Speaker 1: you see him like in the truck with the with
Speaker 1: the with the motion like joysticks, and he's doing it
Speaker 1: and he in the middle of somethinghere. He's trying to
Speaker 1: be funny. He craps all over a labor politician, right,
Speaker 1: and then the people react to it, and then he
Speaker 1: just starts doing political stuff. He and then he runs
Speaker 1: for office and I'm gonna ruin this one episode for you.
Speaker 1: They realize they're getting traction. He has moral quandaries about
Speaker 1: this because it's and it's kind of a shot at
Speaker 1: Trump I think they were going for but whatever, he's
Speaker 1: got moral quandaries and he's like, we need to make
Speaker 1: some changes. He can't say stuff like this. It's dangerous.
Speaker 1: And the powers that be at the Big Evil Movie
Speaker 1: Studio TV Network, what do they do. They bring a
Speaker 1: guy in who sounds like him, and then he's destitute
Speaker 1: and homeless, and then it flips into like Fahrenheit four
Speaker 1: fifty one doomsday apocalypse stuff. But it's like it's the
Speaker 1: perfect analogy.
Speaker 2: He yeah, running off an old Obama script but with
Speaker 2: some many anti Trump stuff thrown in.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And if you think they can't bring somebody in who
Speaker 1: can do what they ask of them and more effectively,
Speaker 1: you're crazy. And that's why donors literally are writing the
Speaker 1: big wigs of the party going, you keep coming and
Speaker 1: asking for money. I think it's clear you didn't intend
Speaker 1: to win, and they're taking that. Personally, I would be
Speaker 1: you told me you need a million dollars, even if
Speaker 1: I'm a billionaire, and then I find out that you
Speaker 1: didn't intend to use it or even try. It's not
Speaker 1: about the money at that point. And if people are
Speaker 1: texting you that, you got a real problem, man, real problem.
Speaker 1: All right. So, speaking of labor, one of the big
Speaker 1: you know, the two big parties over there in the UK.
Speaker 1: But that's the moon Bats. Yeah, yeah, that's that's one
Speaker 1: of the big parties over there. But the key is
Speaker 1: over there. Why that may be changing in just a moment.
Speaker 1: But first, Ray Stagic from the Weather Channel, who is
Speaker 1: owed an animatronic talking cartoon. He's a real person. We
Speaker 1: am a boy, can't prove it. I've seen him on
Speaker 1: TV talk to himut the radio, your real boy, dude,
Speaker 1: that's not what do you Kamala's advisors with your response?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, no, this what is with Al Roker's Thanksgiving dish?
Speaker 1: Are you guys talking about this? No, you don't know
Speaker 1: anything about this. So Associated Press put uh puts out
Speaker 1: a list of recipes for Thanksgiving? What is your famous recipe?
Speaker 1: And then they go like John bon Jovi, what's yours?
Speaker 1: Then he's like, I got a recipe for I know,
Speaker 1: turkey or whatever. Right they went to they went to
Speaker 1: your boy, Al Roker. I'm going to read you the headline,
Speaker 1: Al Roker sweet potato poon a delicious dish with a side?
Speaker 1: Mm what what?
Speaker 13: I don't even know what that means?
Speaker 1: As Roker ever brought in sweet potato poon? What is that?
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that means.
Speaker 1: You're going to pretend like you don't know what those
Speaker 1: words mean. But you need to have a talk with him.
Speaker 13: Dude, I need to have a talk with him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sorry, I'm tasking you. You want me to
Speaker 1: a sweet potato poont this damn for the weekend.
Speaker 13: Let's see talk to Roker too?
Speaker 1: Got it? Sweets? What a horrible name for that, And
Speaker 1: that's I'm reading the APR. Why why al Roker, Why
Speaker 1: he's trolling? Then high five them for me, Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: that'll probably work. Or he really really likes this dish
Speaker 1: the same way that that kid in American Pie liked
Speaker 1: his poet. I don't I don't know. I don't even
Speaker 1: know what that means.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 13: If we go Chili morning, look at that.
Speaker 1: Look it out.
Speaker 13: It's in the thirties again. The advisories go away after
Speaker 13: this morning. A lot of little mid thirties, closer to
Speaker 13: forty as you go from about the triangle east and south,
Speaker 13: all right, now forty three in Fayetteville Seed a forty
Speaker 13: one hover and right now down near Carrie and Willow
Speaker 13: Spring also at forty one. Then the triad seen some
Speaker 13: low thirties out in the mountains. It's a little colder,
Speaker 13: but it's dry, sunny, milder. As we go through the
Speaker 13: next few days into next week, really nothing changing. Casey,
Speaker 13: it might not rain for the rest of the month,
Speaker 13: all right, So we've got another thirteen days to go,
Speaker 13: may not see rainfall days.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 13: The drought monitor yesterday showed no levels of drought in
Speaker 13: the state. We expected that, but it's gonna be kind
Speaker 13: of you know, even though it will be a month removed.
Speaker 13: But in the next couple of weeks, i'd imagine with
Speaker 13: this trend continuing, then we're going to start to see
Speaker 13: some low levels of drought show up. And everybody's gonna say, boy,
Speaker 13: remember what happened just back with Helene and and well,
Speaker 13: this is what happened. You go into these patterns and
Speaker 13: now we're stuck. We're stuck with this big high and
Speaker 13: basically east of the Mississippi, maybe the east of the Rockies,
Speaker 13: there's not much precipitation around.
Speaker 2: There's two invest areas.
Speaker 13: One going into Central America is going to bring some
Speaker 13: heavy rainfall, maybe around Belize and parts.
Speaker 2: Of that part of the world.
Speaker 13: And then the other one ninety four L goes into
Speaker 13: the Leeward and Windward Islands, and really we don't make
Speaker 13: much of it. There's only about thirteen percent of the
Speaker 13: Atlantic hurricane season that goes.
Speaker 2: So hopefully we shut the door on that.
Speaker 1: All right, that's appreciate it, and we'll talk to you
Speaker 1: an hour sir.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, there, look at raced Aga going full Schultz
Speaker 1: on us. I don't know nothing. I don't see nothing.
Speaker 1: That's an actual al roker ap headline. I wish I
Speaker 1: was making it up. Anyway, We'll be back hang out,
Speaker 1: he's I didn't hear this. Apparently this was after He'll
Speaker 1: get it loaded in. Let me explain something mouse going
Speaker 1: on to you. Hey, you remember that time. I remember
Speaker 1: that time the British kind of went through North Carolina
Speaker 1: trying to impose their will about acquiescing to the current
Speaker 1: government standard and those people who would rule unchecked. Remember that?
Speaker 1: Remember that? Remember how I didn't go well for him,
Speaker 1: So they're gonna try that again. I guess. One hundred
Speaker 1: current and former Labor Party staff are going to battleground states,
Speaker 1: including North Carolina. In fact, we're one of the primary ones.
Speaker 1: They listed most of the articles to campaign for Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris with the party offering to sort your housing. And
Speaker 1: that's important that they put it in there, because here's
Speaker 1: why a lot of people are saying a foreign national
Speaker 1: can't campaign. That's not true elected officials, but more specifically,
Speaker 1: anyone who is a foreign national. As the one hundred
Speaker 1: members of the Labor Party, a UK political party, we're
Speaker 1: going to come over and stick their nose in our stuff.
Speaker 1: If they're not compensated and it's on their own, they're
Speaker 1: not barred from it. They're welcome to campaign. You do
Speaker 1: not have to be is weird does it sound? You
Speaker 1: don't have to be a citizen, But you can't be
Speaker 1: coordinated by the candidate, the party, and really anybody. So
Speaker 1: for a pack or packs? Who again, this is the
Speaker 1: fakery of Washington. Like packs don't coordinate with candidates. Yes
Speaker 1: they do, and they do it by putting out b
Speaker 1: roll that's very specific of the candidate, and the packs
Speaker 1: go wink wink, not none. Then they make a commercial
Speaker 1: the Midday's WBT via the iHeartRadio app. You want to
Speaker 1: listen in follow him on Twitter. It's Pete Callender. What's up, dude?
Speaker 12: Good morning.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen any of the Al Smith dinner yet?
Speaker 1: Not to be fair, your show is later, so I
Speaker 1: understand a lot of you non morning guys, like the
Speaker 1: prep in the morning whatever, you haven't seen any of it.
Speaker 12: No, dude, Honestly, I kind of gave up. The first
Speaker 12: thing I gave up on years ago was the White
Speaker 12: House Correspondence.
Speaker 1: I know, but you recognize a unique situation here with
Speaker 1: her not showing up right, it requires analysis and then
Speaker 1: to put out a statement and a Maali Shannon video.
Speaker 1: Everyone's nuts. I don't. I feel like I'd be ruining
Speaker 1: this for you, but I don't care. That's our job
Speaker 1: around here.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a here's a couple things. It's one
Speaker 1: thing about the jokes that they make, right, that's generally
Speaker 1: what gets served. And from a pr perspective, that's why
Speaker 1: this thing is important, a lot more important than doing
Speaker 1: a stump in Michigan or wherever she was yesterday. Right,
Speaker 1: this will get you a lot more traction unless and
Speaker 1: we can also discuss this vein. You know, we talked
Speaker 1: a lot yesterday about the motivation for the Brett Bear interview.
Speaker 1: But is it desperation where they trying to set up
Speaker 1: a Brett Bear is mean to her on camera moment
Speaker 1: as an act of desperation. I think that's probably the case,
Speaker 1: and because they're still running with that narrative even though
Speaker 1: it never happened. But it's like it's a doom loop man,
Speaker 1: and so like, tactically, now you have to do something else.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you have to go on a
Speaker 1: rogan but like you you flubbed the ball there. The
Speaker 1: Al smithtoner though doesn't require you know, controversy. Really, you
Speaker 1: can go up and what you say, if it's funny
Speaker 1: will almost not be judged on its merits. That being said,
Speaker 1: when you're not there, it stands out. And when Jim Gaffigan,
Speaker 1: who's the comedic host there is, has turned on you.
Speaker 1: When you understand how t how much TDS gaff again
Speaker 1: suffers from bro all right, this is what he let
Speaker 1: me just give you a couple of things, and I'm
Speaker 1: curious your thoughts at least from what you know. First
Speaker 1: and foremost, he his jokes in a in New York City,
Speaker 1: because that's where this was. We're not landing, and they
Speaker 1: were far cleverer than leftist means.
Speaker 5: You know, during the first and only debate, President Trump
Speaker 5: talked about migrants taking cats.
Speaker 1: And eating them.
Speaker 5: You know, if you're keeping track at home, this is
Speaker 5: the second time grabbing a kiddy has been part of
Speaker 5: a campaign issue.
Speaker 1: Dude, you lost the room. You lost a room full
Speaker 1: of people that have stroked checks to Democratic candidates for decades.
Speaker 1: And when he realizes that, he does another joke where
Speaker 1: he kind of says, well, you know, guys, you coued
Speaker 1: your own guy while you're saving democracy, which is obvious
Speaker 1: more so than it's funny. But it was after they
Speaker 1: played Kamala's strange skit because of course she has to
Speaker 1: pre recordinate and everything with Molly Share, where Gaffigan had
Speaker 1: clearly had enough listen to this.
Speaker 10: Thank you, May God bless you, and may God bless
Speaker 10: the United States of America.
Speaker 5: I don't even know what that noise you're making is,
Speaker 5: so I don't know. As I watched that, I couldn't
Speaker 5: help but think of now, I know how my kids
Speaker 5: felt when I call I face timed into a piano
Speaker 5: oversight on their rat.
Speaker 12: All right, So what makes it so hard to listen
Speaker 12: to that is that Gaffigan is really I mean, he
Speaker 12: is a craftsman of his trade, Like he is always
Speaker 12: trying to distill the jokes down to as few words
Speaker 12: as possible, exactly, and he is very adept at doing it.
Speaker 12: He crams a lot of jokes into his stand up
Speaker 12: routines and not a lot of wasted time there, and
Speaker 12: so uh yeah, and I like Jim gaff again. I
Speaker 12: appreciate his humor, you know, And look, comedians are different
Speaker 12: for everybody. What makes you laugh might not make me laugh,
Speaker 12: and that's fine. It's a very personal thing.
Speaker 6: I'm a very I'm.
Speaker 1: Finding Sheldon pop tart guy.
Speaker 12: Huh, I'm a pop tart guy. No, not really, all right,
Speaker 12: go ahead, No, but I like his commentary on Mayonaise.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 12: Uh, I know, I just I think people, you know,
Speaker 12: comedy is personal, and so I think it's interesting that
Speaker 12: she got that kind of round of applause for that video.
Speaker 12: And yeah, and I mean here's the thing, like you
Speaker 12: got to remember, you know, she's being run by basically
Speaker 12: the the Obama crowd, uh and the second generation of
Speaker 12: the Obamatons, and so all their focuses on did she
Speaker 12: win today? That's it. Every single day is a brand
Speaker 12: new day, controlled the news cycle today and that's it.
Speaker 12: So her blowing off the Al Smith dinner, whereas I
Speaker 12: understand it, there may have been some members of the
Speaker 12: Knights of Columbus there, which I think would be very
Speaker 12: concerning to her, Yeah, because she apparently believes there's some
Speaker 12: sort of militia or something.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, the big we're going to get into
Speaker 1: the big militia. How many they arrest in the mountains
Speaker 1: was like a thousand guys. We'll have to check.
Speaker 12: It was like seventeen billion.
Speaker 1: Oh man, how do you have no jail space? Anyway?
Speaker 1: I suppose I just took.
Speaker 12: Him to put them camp for four. So that's what
Speaker 12: the FEMA camp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, yeah, that's that's the thing. Okay, it's so
Speaker 1: this is in gaffigan, Senator. This is a layup for her.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you just got to read the thing. You
Speaker 1: can literally read the notes. Trump is reading his notes.
Speaker 1: And they would probably give her a teleprompter too. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: So like, how how do you not and and but wait.
Speaker 12: A minute, wait, wait, wait, maybe maybe there's a no
Speaker 12: teleprompter rule.
Speaker 1: And well Trump, she had to and he said, but
Speaker 1: now there isn't. I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 12: Oh there was, But there so because that because that
Speaker 12: would have explained it, like because that would have required
Speaker 12: her to actually, you know, practice her ahead.
Speaker 1: Of or read it on the paper like Trump.
Speaker 12: Did, right, But she doesn't do any prep.
Speaker 1: Well he didn't. He said, they handed me these jokes,
Speaker 1: and he said at the end of it, he said,
Speaker 1: I didn't want to do jokes today. I told him
Speaker 1: that everything's so screwed. I didn't want to do jokes
Speaker 1: and like, well, you have to do jokes. So I
Speaker 1: did some jokes. I did what they handed me, and
Speaker 1: then he went on like a three minute thing. At
Speaker 1: the end. It was not jokes, talking about how uh,
Speaker 1: you know, getting shot tends to make you revisit your
Speaker 1: thoughts on the greater power, higher power, which obviously that
Speaker 1: was a receptive audience for things like that, but he
Speaker 1: was it was not jokey. He was trying to be
Speaker 1: serious and and look back at it, I think it
Speaker 1: was more powerful than the jokes man.
Speaker 12: Well, and I mean think about the crowd that he's
Speaker 12: talking to there. I mean, yes, they're going to be
Speaker 12: you know, New York Democrats, but they're New Yorkers. These
Speaker 12: are the people, and he's a he's a long time,
Speaker 12: lifelong New York Democrat, right, so these are people that
Speaker 12: he has lived with and worked with and you know,
Speaker 12: communed with for decades, and so it doesn't surprise me
Speaker 12: that he would feel more comfortable and at home in
Speaker 12: that setting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he did definitely mention that I don't want
Speaker 1: to spend the whole time on it because we've been
Speaker 1: playing it for the audience. But it's just it seemed
Speaker 1: like a whole laundry list of unforced airs. And then
Speaker 1: after it was done, last thing here they put out
Speaker 1: a statement from the campaign that's so gas lighting. I
Speaker 1: stopped a sentence into it and scrolled under to the
Speaker 1: look at the comments because I wanted to ensure it
Speaker 1: was real before I wasted. How many times have you
Speaker 1: done that, Pete? Were you're reading the stimulating you immediately
Speaker 1: go into verification mode before you're even writing. You don't
Speaker 1: want to put in the effort, right. Amar Moosa, the
Speaker 1: rapid response director for the Hairs campaign, said, quote Donald
Speaker 1: Trump struggled to read scripted notes written by his handlers,
Speaker 1: repeatedly complaining he couldn't use a teleprompter, which is not true.
Speaker 1: He was talking about her, but since she's not there,
Speaker 1: they don't need one. Is whatever, And it's just it's
Speaker 1: it's the it's the biggest pile of projection you've ever seen,
Speaker 1: as as to be expected. So, uh, let me pivot
Speaker 1: back to earlier because we can get a chance to talk.
Speaker 1: Since then, how injurious do you think the Brett Bear
Speaker 1: thing was really this club?
Speaker 12: Uh? Well, I don't know. I mean, is are there
Speaker 12: people that were, you know, thinking about voting for her
Speaker 12: that now won't I mean, I.
Speaker 1: Think is definitely a thing. Absolutely absolutely doesn't mean you're
Speaker 1: voting right, So.
Speaker 12: How yeah, how big is that universe of people? And
Speaker 12: in a close election, yes, they could swing they could
Speaker 12: swing it. But are they watching Fox News? Are the
Speaker 12: people who are watching Fox News undecided? At this point?
Speaker 12: I I I don't know. And even Brett Behar gave
Speaker 12: her the opportunity to say, like, hey, here's chance to
Speaker 12: make a pitch to Trump voters, and she just completely
Speaker 12: pivoted away from it, so to walk.
Speaker 1: Her into calling them stupid, which uh, he got her
Speaker 1: on a couple of ropidopes, but that one was just
Speaker 1: too too glaringly even even she figured it out.
Speaker 12: Although she has called the American people stupid, so right, right, which.
Speaker 1: Literally does want to murder everybody?
Speaker 12: So no, no, no, like she literally did say that, Like
Speaker 12: she called eighteen to thirty four year old stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not all of them, no.
Speaker 12: Not all Americans, just just a segment of the population
Speaker 12: of Americans.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, like like a percentage of a bowl maybe.
Speaker 12: So yeah, I mean right, well, I mean this is so,
Speaker 12: this is the thing. Uh, this may have been the
Speaker 12: first adversarial interview that she has ever done in her
Speaker 12: entire political career, which is really astounding if you think
Speaker 12: about that, for as long as she's been in elected office.
Speaker 12: And what I took away was two things. Number One,
Speaker 12: I got my question finally asked, not answered, but asked.
Speaker 12: My question has been when did you know Joe Biden
Speaker 12: was incognitive decline?
Speaker 1: And she the pause, the pause before the switch to
Speaker 1: the most recited reading voice, like she couldn't even keep
Speaker 1: her cadence even it's so especially for you and I
Speaker 1: work in audio, Like it's so obvious that she is
Speaker 1: going from memory what they told her to say.
Speaker 12: It's so bad, right well, and that's so all of
Speaker 12: her answers are. And that's what was frustrating bare and
Speaker 12: why he kept interrupting her was because she would immediately
Speaker 12: try to go into her campaign slogans, whether they were
Speaker 12: whether they were matched with his question or not. Like
Speaker 12: the first question out of the gate is how many
Speaker 12: people do you think are in the country illegally? And
Speaker 12: she she just immediately doesn't answer the question and starts
Speaker 12: talking about other stuff, and so he keeps trying to
Speaker 12: drag her back to the questions. Everything was her stump speech.
Speaker 12: And then the other thing was that we caught I
Speaker 12: think we caught a glimpse of the actual Kamala Harris
Speaker 12: that has prompted you know, ninety percent of her staffers
Speaker 12: to quit. And it was in that flash of anger
Speaker 12: and her disdain where she kind of leans the head back,
Speaker 12: literally looks down her nose at Brett bare and the
Speaker 12: flash of anger on her face at that moment, I
Speaker 12: think that's that was the peak behind the curtain, behind
Speaker 12: the joyful warrior facade. That's who she is and that's
Speaker 12: why people get set up working for her.
Speaker 1: And she was using there are things that politicians, public speakers,
Speaker 1: basically you know radio guys, right, there are crutches that
Speaker 1: you can use, and some of them are very some
Speaker 1: of are very good advice. There's a lot of good
Speaker 1: books out there, especially on the business side, you know, Winning, Winning, Winning,
Speaker 1: Friends and I can't remember the name of that book,
Speaker 1: but Influencing people, yeah, influenced, Yeah. And there's very like
Speaker 1: elementary level little things that you can do that actually
Speaker 1: are very helpful when you're when you're in aging with somebody,
Speaker 1: like if there's a negative situation, how you word it.
Speaker 1: But also how you In the same way that police
Speaker 1: will offer a suspect something to drink to try to
Speaker 1: foster some connection. There, she tries doing that, she keeps
Speaker 1: she does the thing with Brett. She goes, wouldn't you agree?
Speaker 1: I know you? And it's just so weird because of
Speaker 1: how much she kept doing it. That is, she's so
Speaker 1: far off the mark that they're giving her interview for
Speaker 1: dummies because I can see this thing a mile away.
Speaker 1: It was embarrassing, man, Yeah it was not.
Speaker 12: It wasn't. But honestly, it was what I expected, right,
Speaker 12: I mean, she didn't She didn't underperform my expectations. She
Speaker 12: didn't overperform them. It was about what I expected. I
Speaker 12: didn't know how bad it was going to be, but
Speaker 12: I knew it wasn't going to be great because she
Speaker 12: doesn't do great when people push back on her. She
Speaker 12: doesn't answer direct questions, and she is in a very
Speaker 12: difficult position having to defend a four year record, also
Speaker 12: defends the opposite positions that she took prior to the
Speaker 12: four years ago and now attempting to argue that she's
Speaker 12: taking this third path that is brand new. But I
Speaker 12: can't say how, but it's gonna be different because I'm
Speaker 12: not Joe Biden or Donald Trump. But we did everything
Speaker 12: right and I was in the room with Joe and
Speaker 12: I was part of all the decisions. But we're gonna
Speaker 12: now be making different decisions because things are so great
Speaker 12: thanks to Joe Biden. We need to turn the page.
Speaker 1: Yeah, It's like one day it's uh, you're trying to
Speaker 1: you know, I'm I really, that's not my role. And
Speaker 1: then Biden comes out and says things, So you helped
Speaker 1: make all the decisions. And yesterday was telling They sent
Speaker 1: her out to announce the death of Yolo Sinoir. We
Speaker 1: call him Yolo on the show.
Speaker 12: Yolo, Oh I like you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, steal that if you want to. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we got the moment.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I wanted Joe Biden to do in Aboo bicar
Speaker 1: l Bag Daddy Trump Home. I wanted that. I wanted
Speaker 1: to see what it looked like, and it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: All right, I gotta pivot for it because I got
Speaker 1: two minutes. So the British Labor Party is setting one
Speaker 1: hundred people to knocked doors in North Carolina.
Speaker 12: I think they're giving them red coats.
Speaker 1: I hope so I and here's what if you're listening,
Speaker 1: here's what you need. You got two options. One, get
Speaker 1: a saddle horse, a whalebone hat, and a Betsy Ross flag.
Speaker 1: Would you see them coming down your street? Just boom
Speaker 1: and start screaming their coming? But Dyl, let's say that, yea,
Speaker 1: what might be better? And I tried. I'm gonna get
Speaker 1: I told I suggested to Ross because he's gonna have
Speaker 1: the knowledge base to really pull this off. When they knock,
Speaker 1: immediately start asking them which house they got sorted into,
Speaker 1: how they feel about that. They're team at Hogwarts, the train,
Speaker 1: maybe some of the creatures, and no matter how much
Speaker 1: they try to get to the election, go ask them
Speaker 1: how hagis is. Ask them tell you they have a
Speaker 1: bottle of water if they can pronounce it right. There's
Speaker 1: so much fun stuff. But I'll tell you what. Don't
Speaker 1: send your red coats over here to knocked doors in
Speaker 1: North Carolina. You guys did that once and it prompted
Speaker 1: us to literally be first to not want to be
Speaker 1: around you anymore.
Speaker 12: Right, So, yeah, I thought that that was a foreign
Speaker 12: interference in our elections.
Speaker 1: Well there it says if they're not being paid, But
Speaker 1: I don't know. Sort your housing sounds like a compensation
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 12: So yeah, sure, that's just me.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm sorry, dude. Everyone I tweet, everyone's like,
Speaker 1: oh please come to my door. So yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: go with the Hogwarts angle and film it. For the
Speaker 1: love of god, film it and we'll talk next week, sir.
Speaker 1: I can't believe the election is as close, but we'll
Speaker 1: get it.
Speaker 12: I know it, man, I know it.
Speaker 1: Have a good show, usually yoyo thing if you want,
Speaker 1: watch some Mouse Smith's stuff and we'll chat next week.
Speaker 12: Okay, all right, sounds good, brother, have a good weekend.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, Pete calendar and we will
Speaker 1: be right back. Hang on. So, as you probably are aware,
Speaker 1: iHeart Media is kind of a big, yeah, big thing
Speaker 1: at the iHeartRadio app. There's about seventy billion podcasts on there,
Speaker 1: I believe, including ours. Right, so if you miss the show,
Speaker 1: you go there type in and then you can get
Speaker 1: literally the whole morning show when the software is working.
Speaker 1: I guess I should say. Sometimes it's scorely and then
Speaker 1: you know, you listen, but we love it when you
Speaker 1: listen live. But that's another way to listen. But in
Speaker 1: addition to that, they have tons of podcasts. Let me
Speaker 1: just do an ad. So I'm a little off the
Speaker 1: hook here, and we got some look. I listen to
Speaker 1: podcasts occasionally, usually if I'm if I'm traveling on like
Speaker 1: if I'm flying, I'll put a little podcast on upload
Speaker 1: it there. That's my go to. But they got podcasts
Speaker 1: for everything, and so we get promos that run during
Speaker 1: the show. I don't know if they always run simultaneously
Speaker 1: in both Greensboro and Raleigh market, but you'll hear them
Speaker 1: because they generally come off national and they're always highlighting
Speaker 1: different podcasts. And what what is It's a sports podcast? Right?
Speaker 1: I just want to be clear. This is a sports
Speaker 1: podcast and it's got dudes talking about sports. Okay, lots
Speaker 1: of those podcasts are very popular. I avail myself too.
Speaker 1: What is the name of it?
Speaker 6: Ross?
Speaker 1: Will you please?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's we just played it like. It's called Dudes
Speaker 2: on Dudes, the Dudes on Dudes podcast. And at the end,
Speaker 2: the radio voice guy that you know, professional voice guy
Speaker 2: goes search dudes on Dudes and the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't do that, I mean search it may be there,
Speaker 1: but don't google it, right, do what the safe searts up?
Speaker 1: How does that how I mean, they have to be
Speaker 1: aware obviously, but also that doesn't seem like if you're
Speaker 1: going for a sports bro audience. I don't feel like
Speaker 1: that's a joke you lean into because you then you
Speaker 1: have to explain it every I don't know what's going on,
Speaker 1: and it's not dude on dude, it's dudes. Right, So
Speaker 1: this is a whole oh big okay, all right, I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe it's a great podcast. But also that's
Speaker 1: why when you're naming something, you want to run it
Speaker 1: by people. Back in the day, when you know, pre covid,
Speaker 1: Ross and I would do a little little video game podcast,
Speaker 1: mostly that, but it could be anything. And I decided
Speaker 1: to call it contractually Obligated because management reminded me that
Speaker 1: I'm contractually obligated even though it's not anywhere in there,
Speaker 1: and so that was my little thing. But I also
Speaker 1: was like, hey, Ross, what do you think of this? Hey,
Speaker 1: our old PD what do you think of this? Right?
Speaker 1: Because I would be that would be horrible to name
Speaker 1: the podcast, get some branding done and find out it's
Speaker 1: a porn hub section. So yeah, all right, that's fine,
Speaker 1: do your thing. Just you know, again, we're we're children sometimes,
Speaker 1: but you know, maybe that's what they're going for to
Speaker 1: get me to laugh. All right, I didn't realize this
Speaker 1: Donald Trump was in Durham Yesterday's I didn't see anything.
Speaker 1: How did I miss this Donald Trump stomping in Durham?
Speaker 2: We have it's Rob Gronkowski's podcast.
Speaker 1: What I'm sorry, hold on, hold on. Gronk's podcast is
Speaker 1: Dudes on Dudes. I bet he misses Aaron Hernandez. I'll
Speaker 1: let you figure that one. You know what, Now I
Speaker 1: understand it. Now, I understand it. By the way, have
Speaker 1: any of you seen the show, which is clearly an
Speaker 1: exaggerated parody of the entire Patriots folks during their Super
Speaker 1: Bowl runs. But the actors are like over the top,
Speaker 1: like the Gronk dude that Bill Belichick. They have a
Speaker 1: whole scene of him in his office jamming out to
Speaker 1: It's My Life. It's just it's so bad, it's funny.
Speaker 1: But they asked Gronk about an interview I saw, and
Speaker 1: he's like, no, it's my best friend. Yeah, it's my boy.
Speaker 1: I stand in when we do what I do any
Speaker 1: acting stuff. Yeah, he's my go to guy. It's it's
Speaker 1: comically over the top. But I did not realize he
Speaker 1: had a podcast. Everybody's got a podcast, all right, anyway,
Speaker 1: So uh yeah, Trump and Durham. Uh let's let's let's
Speaker 1: dig in on some of this audio rope.
Speaker 3: Basically, he's sort of the right to go after anybody that.
Speaker 4: He thinks, in his wisdom is a is a threat.
Speaker 3: But you sign the old says you promise to preserve, protect,
Speaker 3: and defend Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Speaker 4: And he said, I think I'll start with domestic. Bring
Speaker 4: me the army. Now I used to like President Clinton.
Speaker 3: I once said, only he and Ronald Reagan with a
Speaker 3: great president since World War Two.
Speaker 1: You have to understand too, because I think it's a
Speaker 1: little hard to follow because what he just said. You're like, well, wait,
Speaker 1: that sounds like Clinton. You have to understand this whole time,
Speaker 1: he's been doing an impression of Trump. Yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 1: still an impression of Trump. But I know you thought
Speaker 1: I was playing Trump audio probably be like, wait a second,
Speaker 1: I didn't know he was. I understand the confusion there.
Speaker 1: That's Bill Clinton doing the Trump impression and he keeps going.
Speaker 3: But I've had a change of heart, and I think
Speaker 3: he needs to go away for a long time.
Speaker 1: And roll the people you guys murdered.
Speaker 4: Remember, not going to execute him all that I could.
Speaker 3: Under the Supreme Court, truly, but I think I'll just
Speaker 3: send him to the Colorado supermacs us in his life.
Speaker 4: So I've already got a petition ready.
Speaker 3: I want him to transform me to Guantanamo, because when
Speaker 3: you're seventy eight, you're a lot more worried about it
Speaker 3: being too cold and being too well.
Speaker 1: And by the way, he didn't have to do that
Speaker 1: obviously horrible impression, which made it very confusing for that
Speaker 1: to be a funny joke or at least a ha
Speaker 1: ha joke. And look at it this way, whether it's
Speaker 1: Guantanamo or Florence, Colorado, the Supermax there with el Chapo,
Speaker 1: like at least you won't have to see her anymore.
Speaker 2: That's but that's also sort of like the old Andy
Speaker 2: Kaufman impression bit right, where he would he would play
Speaker 2: foreign man, right, and he would do he's not talent,
Speaker 2: you do Latka and you'd be like, here's Elvis, but
Speaker 2: he would do it in his own voice and be like,
Speaker 2: hey on Elvis.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, And I don't feel that Bill is the
Speaker 1: artist that Andy Kaufman was attempting to be.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's very brave of you to say that.
Speaker 1: Is that is after all the people they murdered. Dude,
Speaker 1: I used to love that when Norm Coleman would just
Speaker 1: throw that stuff in. Oh, that was my favorite, and
Speaker 1: I view things one of my favorite. He used to
Speaker 1: do that all the time. Yeah, what about all the murders.
Speaker 1: I missed that, dude? Whoop? Sorry, just hit the button,
Speaker 1: all right, not murdering people, hopefully, because he's you know,
Speaker 1: busy following the weather is race stagic. We'll see if
Speaker 1: oh he's not ready. Okay, well that's my folks. I
Speaker 1: normally hit him later. Uh, let me hit you with this.
Speaker 1: Since we're talking weather. I read an insane thing yesterday.
Speaker 1: This this this article on w l r N. It's
Speaker 1: a commentary and it's a dude who is going full
Speaker 1: crazy on what to do about hurricanes. And at one
Speaker 1: point he he there's a couple of quotes he says,
Speaker 1: I'd advised asantis when it comes to his own place
Speaker 1: in the history books, he might not he might spend
Speaker 1: these difficult hurricane recovery days thinking less about Nina Penton
Speaker 1: Santa Maria more about the Maya Uh and various other
Speaker 1: tribes there and how they dealt with us. He then
Speaker 1: goes to talk about how in Mayan culture, if there
Speaker 1: were weather anomalies, how you would go about handling that,
Speaker 1: which I don't know if you know this. Generally the
Speaker 1: remedy was human sacrifice. So is that where we are
Speaker 1: now on the debate on the ferocity of hurricanes the
Speaker 1: number of hurricanes that people are saying that maybe the
Speaker 1: Maya thing would be a good Are we raced agic?
Speaker 1: How much would that screw your job up if lunatics
Speaker 1: were doing human sacrifices again, or like, would you guys
Speaker 1: get into the biz because I mean it is.
Speaker 13: Well would they I mean you know they sacrificing meteorologists
Speaker 13: or they just no sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Firm believer or that you can only sacrifice people who
Speaker 1: think this is a good idea, because I feel like
Speaker 1: you got to believe when you're staring at your heart
Speaker 1: for that last moment. So yeah, only people are who
Speaker 1: are insane about like Al Gore and stuff, you know,
Speaker 1: because that's where you draw. You're not al Gore because
Speaker 1: he's too important with his planes. But those kinds of folks.
Speaker 13: So yeah, so, so the theory is the sacrifice would
Speaker 13: lead to a decrease in the intensity of hurricanes.
Speaker 1: I guess are you I'm willing to try it under
Speaker 1: the parameters.
Speaker 13: I well, I mean, I don't want to be painted
Speaker 13: with that brush yet.
Speaker 1: But well, I'm not doing it. I'm do you have
Speaker 1: any people want to try it and they're not blocking
Speaker 1: my commute as long as you don't do it in
Speaker 1: the middle of the main drag chained to other sacrifice victims, right,
Speaker 1: I'm fine, Just don't get in the way. Okay.
Speaker 13: Well, I thought maybe you had somebody in mind.
Speaker 1: I would never ever have a list right here that
Speaker 1: I'm not going to read you anyway, So you better
Speaker 1: get the weather right, that's all.
Speaker 13: I'm yeah, listen, If I can't get this right, then
Speaker 13: I can't get anything right. I mean, the temperatures might
Speaker 13: not be exactly where we should be this time of year.
Speaker 13: And yeah, it's not that we're gonna nail it every day,
Speaker 13: but we're near seventy either side of that today depending
Speaker 13: on where you are, and sunny and more sunshine over
Speaker 13: the weekend, little bit seventies next week, sunshine, sunshine, sun
Speaker 13: I think it's gonna be tough to even find.
Speaker 1: A cloud all of next week.
Speaker 13: Mid upper seventies for daytime highs. Low's even coming up
Speaker 13: into the fifties.
Speaker 2: So we'll go.
Speaker 13: Back above normal, and we'll stay there for quite some time.
Speaker 13: Might not see appreciable rainfall like a tenth of an
Speaker 13: inch until maybe the end of a month, so we
Speaker 13: could go the next to thirteen days without any rain. Now,
Speaker 13: we know it's helping, especially in the hardest hit areas
Speaker 13: and in the western parts of the state hit by Helene.
Speaker 13: Powers almost back to everybody. So things are helping in
Speaker 13: the weather standpoint in that way, But you know there's
Speaker 13: other places that you know, in the next couple of
Speaker 13: weeks we don't get rain. We're gonna start wanting some rainfall,
Speaker 13: but right now don't need it. Much of the nation though,
Speaker 13: actually does.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm gonna leave you with this,
Speaker 1: Dak Prescott's got to feel great about last night's game.
Speaker 1: Do you know ohe nicks and he's not rattler and
Speaker 1: that boone Nick's throw between the receivers is the worst
Speaker 1: NFL throne not getting tipped I've ever seen.
Speaker 13: You know what's funny about that I had the Saints. Yeah,
Speaker 13: and at the last second I was like Rattler and
Speaker 13: the Knicks. It actually I picked Denver at the last second, and.
Speaker 1: I mean I got Denver, right, I mean, so there's that.
Speaker 1: But holy yeah, that's that was a train wreck. All right, man,
Speaker 1: have a good, good weekend. Okay, see you Monday. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there you go, race Stagic. We'll come back with Jeff
Speaker 1: Bellinger next. Hang on. Well, okay, see, good morning and
Speaker 1: happy Friday.
Speaker 14: Just got word from Washington that home builders got to
Speaker 14: work on fewer new projects last month. The government reports
Speaker 14: housing starts We're down half a percent in September, slightly
Speaker 14: more than expected. The decline in building permits, however, was
Speaker 14: nearly three percent, much bigger than expected, suggesting starts could
Speaker 14: be weak in the months ahead. A CVS Health is
Speaker 14: parting ways with CEO Karen Lynch. The company is named
Speaker 14: David Joyner, the head of its care Mark division, as
Speaker 14: its CEO. CVS repeatedly missed its earnings targets in the
Speaker 14: more than three years that Lynch led the pharmacy giant,
Speaker 14: and the shareholder unrest that resulted from the poor performance
Speaker 14: had recently come into public view. Millions of teenage Instagram
Speaker 14: users are receiving a video from the social media platform
Speaker 14: warning them about sex stortion. Scammers try to coerce young
Speaker 14: people intoscending embarrassing photos of themselves, possibly undressed, and then
Speaker 14: they threatened to send the photos to friends and family
Speaker 14: members unless the victims send money. More than two dozen
Speaker 14: miners have committed suicide after being blackmailed in that way.
Speaker 14: Netflix posted strong third quarter results numbers from the streaming
Speaker 14: video company top Wall Street forecasts on every major metric,
Speaker 14: even though last year's Hollywood strikes had an impact on programming.
Speaker 14: Netflix added more than five million subscribers over the summer.
Speaker 14: Chinese demand for iPhones has rebounded. That's some good news
Speaker 14: for Apple and Amazon. Web Services has pushed back the
Speaker 14: timeline for incorporating new artificial intelligence systems powered by Nvidio's
Speaker 14: Blackwell chip by Casey. The cloud computing provider, now says
Speaker 14: those systems probably won't be online until early next year.
Speaker 1: Casey, I was you were talking about scams. I was
Speaker 1: reading a piece in your post this morning where this
Speaker 1: guy ended up sending scammers like twenty five k they
Speaker 1: called you know the scam where they say your child's
Speaker 1: in trouble. Now they're calling with AI from videos of
Speaker 1: your kid in your kid's voice, and that's what that's
Speaker 1: what they did. They called and it was his son's
Speaker 1: voice because they I mean, you got to set it up.
Speaker 1: But holy hell, that seems to be that's probably pretty effective,
Speaker 1: I would think. So oh my gosh, all right, so
Speaker 1: bury those people unto the prison and we'll talk Monday. Absolutely, okay,
Speaker 1: talk to you. Have a good weekend. Blomberg News, who's
Speaker 1: in on helping us dig the grave? Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm just reading this thing. So you get a call
Speaker 1: like the scam that your kid got arrested and needs money,
Speaker 1: and this is somebody from the police department. Like that's
Speaker 1: a thing that's around And the focus of this story
Speaker 1: is this dad. He gets a call it's his son,
Speaker 1: but it's not his son, and his son's in a
Speaker 1: bunch of trouble and he needs twenty five K and
Speaker 1: dad said it and they say that it's uh yeah,
Speaker 1: how do you combat it? Literally in the article this
Speaker 1: is where we are societally. Literally in the article, they're
Speaker 1: just like you need to have like a code word,
Speaker 1: like maybe you have a word at your bank or
Speaker 1: a pen and if money is going to be changing
Speaker 1: and they need to be able to tell you what
Speaker 1: it is, I guess maybe that's that's a good way
Speaker 1: to do it. But that's also weird. It's weird enough
Speaker 1: having to do verification nine different ways when I log
Speaker 1: into all my equipment in the morning. Ross is a
Speaker 1: big fan of it too, But like, do you imagine
Speaker 1: calling your mom Ross and she's like, what's the pin? Right?
Speaker 1: That's where we are?
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: That's awful, just awful, just on top of everything else
Speaker 1: going on. All right, couple things for we we wheel
Speaker 1: on out of here to some audio I hadn't got
Speaker 1: to yet, ah or Kamala fun all right, you ready
Speaker 1: for this? I mentioned that Kamala was also the one
Speaker 1: who came out and announced the death of Solo Yolo Sinoar.
Speaker 1: That's not his real first name. It's like yah yah
Speaker 1: or whatever, but I like Yolo And if you saw
Speaker 1: the picture Yolo is he has embraced that name because
Speaker 1: he ain't coming back from that. But the fact that
Speaker 1: the president's not out doing it, the vice president is,
Speaker 1: while also distancing herself was it made it a really
Speaker 1: weirder day.
Speaker 10: Yes, today Israel confirmed that y'ah, yeah, Sinoar, the leader
Speaker 10: of Hamas, is dead and justice has been served. Did
Speaker 10: he cry like in the United States, Israel and the
Speaker 10: entire world are better off as a result. Sinoar was
Speaker 10: responsible for the killing of thousands of innocent people, including
Speaker 10: the victims of October seventh and hostages killed in Gaza.
Speaker 10: He had American blood on his hands. Today, I can
Speaker 10: only hope that the families of the victims of Hamas
Speaker 10: feel a sense and measure of relief.
Speaker 1: All right, And also in a way I started asking,
Speaker 1: I'm like, why did she do it? Maybe she did
Speaker 1: it because she screwed the whole Shapiro thing up, and
Speaker 1: maybe she thinks this gets a maybe back in the
Speaker 1: good graces of some Jewish downers or voters or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Man,