Speaker 1: Nobody could have seen this coming.
Speaker 2: Apparently a few hours ago, well most of you were
Speaker 2: off in slumber land. The Algerian x Y chromo zone
Speaker 2: boxer Emain Khalif has fought her way into the finals
Speaker 2: the twenty five and by the way, as you can imagine,
Speaker 2: and I am, there is no way I'm going to
Speaker 2: get this other fighter's name. Let's see zen Jen Juam
Speaker 2: Suwan thing tie fighter who was ousted in a standing
Speaker 2: three count, which is pretty unusual in women's boxing. I
Speaker 2: just want to point that out. So like when I
Speaker 2: say standing three count, I mean like the fighters still up,
Speaker 2: but it's clear they're not in the room anymore, right,
Speaker 2: they're not focusing.
Speaker 1: You've seen it. I know you've seen it.
Speaker 2: But and for those of you into fighting, you're like, wait,
Speaker 2: explain this to me because some people don't know, and
Speaker 2: you need to understand that that's very unusual women's boxing.
Speaker 2: You see a lot more in men's boxing.
Speaker 1: So that was done.
Speaker 2: The crowd was absolutely packed with supporters for the Algerian fighter.
Speaker 2: Not necessarily all Algerians, but a good chunk of the
Speaker 2: Muslim population in France has really coalesced behind this fighter
Speaker 2: and reading the takeaway here from the telegraphs, so you
Speaker 2: know it's going to be super woke. I don't understand
Speaker 2: some of the stuff they're saying. All right, So Khalif
Speaker 2: danced in defiance as she swept into an Olympic women's
Speaker 2: boxing final. Now I believe the opponent will be a
Speaker 2: Chinese fighter, not the other fighter. I don't think they're
Speaker 2: in the same weight class. Not the other fighter that's
Speaker 2: been part of this discussion. Absolutely destroyed the opponent in
Speaker 2: front of the front of the crowd. And by the way,
Speaker 2: I guess they're going to I'm getting to it, Boston, Paul.
Speaker 2: Why are you up? How are you up? With the
Speaker 2: hangovers you must have anyway, So I guess the finals
Speaker 2: for this is going to be a rolling Garros, which
Speaker 2: if you've probably heard that before, that's Wimbledon, baby, or
Speaker 2: not Wimbledon, but it's like a Wimbledon setup for when
Speaker 2: the French Open. So if you can envision that Wimbledon
Speaker 2: with that center court, the one that holds the French Open,
Speaker 2: that's where they're going to hold the boxing final. As
Speaker 2: the victory was sealed, the Algerian lapped up the scenes
Speaker 2: with a ferocious war dance in a rare for women's boxing,
Speaker 2: batter Tie Fighter was given a standing count in the
Speaker 2: third round, such was the ferocity of the punching. There
Speaker 2: were no post fight tears this time, however, but the
Speaker 2: crowd was on the Tie Fighter from the go man
Speaker 2: taunting and screaming at her.
Speaker 1: She had endured.
Speaker 2: Booze and whistles from the crowd before being easily overhauled.
Speaker 2: She had acknowledged uncertainties about Calif's gender ahead of the fight,
Speaker 2: but there were no protests afterwards, so she didn't hold
Speaker 2: a press conference or any of that or mocked the
Speaker 2: you know, do the Italian fighter thing, where then people
Speaker 2: mocked her for being a cry baby who themselves, if
Speaker 2: they stepped in the ring probably couldn't take very many
Speaker 2: punches from the fighter who defeated her. But throw that
Speaker 2: out there. A lot of real tough guys probably get
Speaker 2: their their behind kick by this, this Algerian fighter. Let's see,
Speaker 2: and and the height difference was substantial, which you know,
Speaker 2: you can control for weight, you can't control for high
Speaker 2: to reach, I guess, but it wasn't even close. But
Speaker 2: there's a line in here that it just shows you
Speaker 2: where we're at.
Speaker 1: Let's see here do oh, here we go.
Speaker 2: There were no post fight teers, this time, after a
Speaker 2: week in which her main critics, the International Boxing Association,
Speaker 2: scrambled to repair damage to its own reputation. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: are people looking at the the IBC as damaged and
Speaker 2: they're well, what was what was the damage to the
Speaker 2: I'm assuming it's because they said something and disqualified these fighters,
Speaker 2: and you moonbats can't deal.
Speaker 1: I you can't convince me.
Speaker 2: That the majority of the world, let alone just a
Speaker 2: US audience. You can't convince me the majority of the
Speaker 2: world thinks this is a positive. And if that is
Speaker 2: the case, God help us, right because you know, you
Speaker 2: take in the world, man, and there's a lot of
Speaker 2: countries where you know, hitting women's just something you do,
Speaker 2: it's just culturally a thing. But in the United States,
Speaker 2: you can't convince me half the people think that this
Speaker 2: is a good thing. And I'm just breaking down what
Speaker 2: we see from normal political lines, like people have a
Speaker 2: stop gap. You saw it in Missouri. So yesterday you
Speaker 2: had primaries and another squad member has lost their primary.
Speaker 2: Corey Bush has gone. Well, Corey Bush isn't gone. Let's
Speaker 2: face it. Corey Bush is gonna get either a really
Speaker 2: sweet lobbying job or some sort of activist thing that
Speaker 2: pays a crap ton of money, and she'll be out
Speaker 2: there doing the same stuff. She just won't have a
Speaker 2: seat in Congress to do it. And I've already seen
Speaker 2: some of the more liberal takes from some of the
Speaker 2: journalists in misery there saying well, this wasn't about her
Speaker 2: seething hatred of Jews or even the propulsion of riots,
Speaker 2: where she sat there in the middle of the mess
Speaker 2: going you're going to have to move me, But rather
Speaker 2: they just didn't feel that she was financially pulling in
Speaker 2: the dollars and you know, for her district at the
Speaker 2: rate they would have hoped, which is why they literally
Speaker 2: ousted her in a primary. Now, I don't have a
Speaker 2: beat on the dude that won. I guess he's supposed
Speaker 2: to be more moderate, but he's also an activist kind of.
Speaker 2: But I don't know how he could be more obnoxious
Speaker 2: than she was. So that's two squad members down. That's
Speaker 2: a final here with his Chinese fighters probably going to
Speaker 2: get the crap kicked out of her while a.
Speaker 1: Bunch of people cheer it on.
Speaker 2: And uh yeah, just a couple of little breaking stories
Speaker 2: as we get the morning going. So there you go,
Speaker 2: all right, phone number eight eight eight nine three four
Speaker 2: seven eight seven four. We got all sorts of fun
Speaker 2: stuff to get to. They don't even care on CNN,
Speaker 2: by the way, anymore. Like obviously we're gonna get all
Speaker 2: the Tim Walls stuff. And I'm going to tell you
Speaker 2: because you know what I know Tim Walls. I know right.
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell you about me being a young
Speaker 2: broadcaster back in the day and watching the first time
Speaker 2: Tim Walls was elected, specifically to Congress. I've interviewed him.
Speaker 2: The stuff that you guys are all finding out about
Speaker 2: right now is stuff that has been out there almost
Speaker 2: since day one with him.
Speaker 1: The citizens of Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Have heard this, and they have heard it almost every
Speaker 2: time this dude has come up for reelection or has
Speaker 2: moved on to a higher office, including obviously the governor's
Speaker 2: office and now this and so you know, a lot
Speaker 2: of people are looking at this military story with Tim Walls, going,
Speaker 2: how in the world could you pick this guy with
Speaker 2: that hanging over his head.
Speaker 1: I'm here to.
Speaker 2: Tell you that it didn't move the needle in Minnesota.
Speaker 2: And if you don't know what it is. The totality
Speaker 2: of what it is, I will explain it in detail
Speaker 2: to you. But the first time I met Tim Walls
Speaker 2: is when he was the Democrat nominee for the first
Speaker 2: District of Minnesota and he was running against an incumbent
Speaker 2: by the name of Gil excuse me, Gil Gutneck, which
Speaker 2: is such a Minnesota name. And I had a good
Speaker 2: relationship with Gil. He was really the first member of
Speaker 2: Congress that I had when I moved to Minnesota that
Speaker 2: I had an opportunity to interview and interact with. And
Speaker 2: remember things were kind of different. Yeah, I would interview Gil,
Speaker 2: I would interview Michelle Bachmann, we'd interview Keith Ellison, several
Speaker 2: other Democrats. But we had a good relationship ship with
Speaker 2: Paul Wellstone, and that just doesn't exist. That doesn't exist
Speaker 2: in North Carolina. We become so partisan. I'm sure it's
Speaker 2: probably dead in Minnesota two. So what happened in that
Speaker 2: race and why is it important as a lesson of
Speaker 2: progression to where we are, Because I think you're going
Speaker 2: to see a lot of similarities.
Speaker 1: I know you're going to see them.
Speaker 2: I think with Roy Cooper, I remember people's attitude of
Speaker 2: Roy Cooper when he was a g where they didn't
Speaker 2: view him as a hyper political animal. And look where
Speaker 2: we are now. Well that's what happened with Tim Walls.
Speaker 2: And maybe it was always there, but it was behind
Speaker 2: the scenes, and it was it became quickly clear that
Speaker 2: that very first campaign he was running was a complete
Speaker 2: nutter pile of hogwash, we'll use that term. So I'll
Speaker 2: give you the origin story, okay, and then we'll play
Speaker 2: some audio and then some audio from CNN, and.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a crazy day.
Speaker 2: Well as we've got a bunch of other stories we'll
Speaker 2: get to as well. But right now it is six seventeen.
Speaker 2: Hang on, Corey Bush is out at least for this
Speaker 2: election cycle. I guess she could run again feasibly, but
Speaker 2: or I don't know, maybe write in and screw everything
Speaker 2: up for him. So we got that that Algerian fighter
Speaker 2: he is going to the finals, so that controversy continues
Speaker 2: to swell. Beat the crap out of a very short
Speaker 2: tie fighter just a few hours ago, and we'll be
Speaker 2: fighting a Chinese fighter for the for the final. So
Speaker 2: we'll see how we'll see how, We'll see how that goes.
Speaker 2: They did figure out a reason why everyone is being
Speaker 2: a big meanie Ross, did you see the reason why Algeria,
Speaker 2: the country of Algeria, who issued a statement who basically
Speaker 2: hadn't been saying much, they've determined why there's so much
Speaker 2: backlash to this Algerian fighter. Do you know why the
Speaker 2: Jews so Algeria blames the Zionist lobby for the backlash? Right, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's it. Nobody could think for themselves. Somebody's looking at
Speaker 2: that fight with that Italian fighter going good, what no, no,
Speaker 2: this is wrong, man, this is wrong. And again here's
Speaker 2: the thing. I don't have any hatred for this Algerian fighter,
Speaker 2: except in the continued suspension of disbelief and not caring
Speaker 2: and now the sheer cockiness, because this is a very
Speaker 2: unusual situation. This is not somebody who decided that you know, hey,
Speaker 2: my school counselor is probably right, maybe I am a woman.
Speaker 2: This is somebody who is literally dealing with one of
Speaker 2: the afflictions which are very rare that are always brought
Speaker 2: up in these transgender arguments in a very disingenuous manner,
Speaker 2: because right people, you know, somebody on the left will
Speaker 2: be like peop, but what about client filter syndrome, when
Speaker 2: in reality, almost nobody, almost nobody who is quote unquote
Speaker 2: transgender is dealing with that as a percentage of the
Speaker 2: total population who identifies as transgender. This is one of
Speaker 2: those situations, and it's and it's it's a strange one,
Speaker 2: and it's not a fair one, admittedly, right, it's not.
Speaker 2: It's not fair that this individual who was born a woman,
Speaker 2: and that is I think even the position of the
Speaker 2: the International Boxing Committee, But with an affliction that gives
Speaker 2: a man a male dose of testostero, it's actually higher
Speaker 2: than the average amount of testosterone.
Speaker 1: But I blame that on simps and.
Speaker 2: Also because that testosterone a speed and strength that female
Speaker 2: fighters just simply don't have, coupled with x Y chromosomes.
Speaker 2: And they didn't just test one. They tested I think
Speaker 2: it's a total because each test included like one hundred
Speaker 2: different little mini tests in it, or one hundred different
Speaker 2: cells that were tested, all of which showed X Y.
Speaker 2: You couple x Y, you couple that with testosterone, and
Speaker 2: it is a medical condition. But it's a medical condition
Speaker 2: that clearly provides an advantage that is unachievable by any
Speaker 2: other fighter short of juicing and even then probably not,
Speaker 2: you know, because you just had would have one element
Speaker 2: of it, and now we've gone to it's the Jews.
Speaker 1: So all right, there you go.
Speaker 2: This thing is going to go full forward and the
Speaker 2: Olympics is going to have to wear it and probably
Speaker 2: celebrate it. What was crazy is the BBC was like
Speaker 2: pulling out of coverage from it, I guess, and that
Speaker 2: irritated a bunch of progresses in the UK because it
Speaker 2: sounds like maybe an editor over is there is like
Speaker 2: could we not show a woman getting beat up like this? Maybe?
Speaker 1: Possibly?
Speaker 2: So I don't know what motivated it, but they're all
Speaker 2: arguing over in the UK as they do. All right,
Speaker 2: I want to let you know we're gonna get into
Speaker 2: Debbie's stuff, all of that, and then the Tim Walls stuff,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to start that story, the Tim Walls thing,
Speaker 2: right after the bottom of the hour. I have been
Speaker 2: reliably informed that we have excess tickets for Great gut
Speaker 2: excuse me, Great Gutfeld, the Fox News host who is
Speaker 2: going to be a d PAC coming up August eleventh,
Speaker 2: So I mean literally just days away, that's Sunday, And
Speaker 2: so we got what ross, We got four pairs, So
Speaker 2: four pairs for the great gut felt thing and.
Speaker 1: Let me let's just we'll give two away today and then.
Speaker 2: One Thursday, one Friday, and uh, let me go ahead
Speaker 2: and tell you about Tim Walls now I can speak
Speaker 2: to early Tim Walls.
Speaker 1: On a personal level.
Speaker 2: And then obviously I left Minnesota and came to North Carolina,
Speaker 2: where we've been doing this thing for almost a decade
Speaker 2: and a half.
Speaker 1: And the progression of Tim Walls.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm still plugged in on because I've got a
Speaker 2: lot of friends there and I still follow a lot
Speaker 2: of counts in Minnesota, like Alpha News and some others
Speaker 2: where I have I've kept up on this, you know
Speaker 2: how you know how you know you read your hometown newspaper,
Speaker 2: even if you don't live there. I still pay attention
Speaker 2: to what's going on in Minnesota. And at the time
Speaker 2: I was in Minnesota, the very first governor we had
Speaker 2: was Jesse Ventura. That's its own thing, all right, that's
Speaker 2: it its own thing. But for the most part, it
Speaker 2: was a very centered state. It was half the population
Speaker 2: lived in the twin cities, the other half lived out state.
Speaker 2: It was almost an even division. But what I saw
Speaker 2: picking up is Minnesota and Minneapolis, excuse me, specifically becoming
Speaker 2: the the go to location, who what's going on with
Speaker 2: you microphone, the go to location for young young folks,
Speaker 2: progressive folks from all around the region, so from you know,
Speaker 2: the Dakota's, Iowa, Wisconsin even right once they're done with
Speaker 2: Madison getting indoctrinated and all points in that area were
Speaker 2: coalescing in Minneapolis and it became you have to remember
Speaker 2: that Saint Paul and Minneapolis even had individual identities. Saint
Speaker 2: Paul was the much more conservative. It was generally an
Speaker 2: older crowd. Minneapolis was more progressive. It was a younger crowd,
Speaker 2: and it worked right.
Speaker 1: It was what it was. In fact, Saint.
Speaker 2: Paul had Norm Coleman, the former senator who got Mark
Speaker 2: Elias by Al Franken was the had been the It's
Speaker 2: kind of like Charlotte where Pat McCrory was the mayor.
Speaker 1: Norm Coleman had been the mayor.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, as you got out state in the first district,
Speaker 2: you had what was actually a bit of an unusual
Speaker 2: election result, and that was Tim Walls Austin incoming Congressman
Speaker 2: Gil Gutenek. I know both of them. I've interviewed both
Speaker 2: of them. And I interviewed both of them extensively throughout
Speaker 2: that election. The first district of Minnesota, by the way,
Speaker 2: just to give you a visual, does not touch the
Speaker 2: Twin Cities. It runs. If you look at Minnesota and
Speaker 2: you just at the time. It's since changed, but at
Speaker 2: the time it was basically the bottom like twelve counties
Speaker 2: of the state. So if you just went across the
Speaker 2: southern border and a little north, so you encompass cities
Speaker 2: like Winona, Minnesota. Rochester, home of IBM, they have an
Speaker 2: IBM facility, and of course they have a pretty good
Speaker 2: hospital called the Mayo Clinic there, and then you go
Speaker 2: out towards Blue Earth and Perham and Fairmont, which, by
Speaker 2: the way, fun fact, Fairmont's not in Fairmont County. Blue
Speaker 2: Earth is not in blue Earth County. They are the
Speaker 2: adjacent counties. I always thought that was interesting. Gutneck was
Speaker 2: a Republican.
Speaker 1: But he was not.
Speaker 2: He was, I don't know, a classical, non confrontational dude,
Speaker 2: and I was surprised that Tim Walls beat him, But
Speaker 2: you have to understand what was going on. Tim Walls
Speaker 2: came in and presented himself as a country kid, a
Speaker 2: military veteran, and a moderate and an extreme moderate. In fact,
Speaker 2: the debate between those two was milk toast, And you
Speaker 2: had a lot of what you have in the south right.
Speaker 2: You have the you know, the the yellow dog blue
Speaker 2: dog division within the Democratic Party, and you have a
Speaker 2: lot of people who consider themselves DFL because in Minnesota
Speaker 2: it's called Democrat Farm and Labor and so you know
Speaker 2: there's a lot of farmers they did switch votes who
Speaker 2: are a very big swath of that. And Gilgutnek did
Speaker 2: it kind of to himself. Do you remember the contract
Speaker 2: with America? So Gutenko had been in at that time.
Speaker 2: I think he got to the House one or two
Speaker 2: terms before that, and he signed on. And if you
Speaker 2: remember that election cycle, because in that they said they
Speaker 2: would serve no more than what was it four terms,
Speaker 2: something like that, whatever the math was, So anyone who
Speaker 2: signed that, their opponent ran that campaign saying, look, you
Speaker 2: signed this document saying you weren't gonna were're gonna serve it anymore.
Speaker 2: And Gil did what several of them did and said
Speaker 2: I did and I'm happy to walk away if that's
Speaker 2: what the public wants. So those two things propelled Tim
Speaker 2: Walls to represent arguably a red district. Well, that moderation
Speaker 2: quickly went away, and at the time that was going on,
Speaker 2: there was murmurs about the way in which Walls was
Speaker 2: presenting himself when it came to his veteran status, and
Speaker 2: the story at that time eventually made its way out,
Speaker 2: and I knew one of the individuals who was pushing
Speaker 2: that story along because he was so offen. He was
Speaker 2: military dude, and I interviewed him at the time about it.
Speaker 2: It didn't move the needle, and Walls went through. It
Speaker 2: was brought up in subsequent reelections for the House, and
Speaker 2: he was less and less moderate. Then the Democrats redid
Speaker 2: as people like Tim Plenny and others who were Republicans
Speaker 2: were actually running things up in Minneapolis, excuse me, up
Speaker 2: in Saint Paul, the Capitol. They got out, and so
Speaker 2: the redistricting kind of reformulated the first district, which allowed
Speaker 2: Walls to be a lot more progressive on stuff. And
Speaker 2: I say, hold on, this isn't what she said. And
Speaker 2: by then it's buyer's remorse in many of the former
Speaker 2: southern counties. Eventually he parlays it into a gubernatorial run,
Speaker 2: and at that time there is again a full court
Speaker 2: press now by former command sergeant majors of the Minnesota
Speaker 2: National Guard, saying, you need to understand what's going on.
Speaker 2: One you cannot say he retired a command stage sergeant major.
Speaker 2: He didn't, and you need to understand why he didn't.
Speaker 2: And they would put the story out. They literally bought
Speaker 2: space and newspapers who refused to run this. The Star Tribune,
Speaker 2: which is the moon baddiest and biggest one in Minnesota.
Speaker 2: They even confirmed this was true and ran no stories
Speaker 2: with it. The way that you knew that they confirmed
Speaker 2: it was true is one of them. One of the
Speaker 2: reporters got asked about it at a journalism conference that
Speaker 2: I used to attend. I didn't attend this one because
Speaker 2: I was already gone. But nobody would run it. Nobody
Speaker 2: would point out that this guy didn't just lie about it,
Speaker 2: but did something I have to assume fills members of
Speaker 2: the military with rage. And if you don't know what
Speaker 2: it is, I'll explain it here in just a moment.
Speaker 2: But what blew me away as it didn't matter. So
Speaker 2: for everyone sharing this story around, and you should if
Speaker 2: you feel passionately about it, just understand that it didn't
Speaker 2: move the needle in Minnesota one iota, but that was
Speaker 2: probably due to him aging in to a much more
Speaker 2: progressive state. That's not even I mean, I know this
Speaker 2: year they were talking about being a battleground state, but
Speaker 2: gone were those days. So here's what you need to understand.
Speaker 2: Let's see, I'm trying. I'm gonna try to compact this
Speaker 2: as much as I can. But for those of you
Speaker 2: who want to hear a thorough description, I'm about to
Speaker 2: give it to you, and I might have to do
Speaker 2: it in this segment in the next one. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: So Tim Walls back in two thousand and one. This
Speaker 2: is prior to him. This is prior to him running
Speaker 2: for congressman in the first District of Minnesota. He who
Speaker 2: had served in the military for a significant amount of time,
Speaker 2: chose to re enlist in the Minnesota Army National Guard
Speaker 2: for a six year stint. And as part of it,
Speaker 2: and this is what I think non military people may
Speaker 2: not understand. Sometimes your promotion is contingent, right, So you
Speaker 2: may get a promotion and rank, you may get a
Speaker 2: new title. You may go from in his case, master
Speaker 2: sergeant to command sergeant major. I've watched this progression my
Speaker 2: own cousin's retired command sergeant major in normal army or
Speaker 2: whatever you want to call it, right, and it was
Speaker 2: a big deal. It's a big deal watching his career.
Speaker 2: And so as part of it, though, you go and
Speaker 2: you get these, you get these, this additional rank, and
Speaker 2: you have things that you have to do. One thought,
Speaker 2: you have to do coursework, and some of it's remote,
Speaker 2: and some of it requires you to do things, in
Speaker 2: his case, go to Fort Bliss and undergo some training.
Speaker 2: I don't pretend to know what all of it is,
Speaker 2: but I do know that there are three things that
Speaker 2: he's required to do to accept this post and accept
Speaker 2: this progression and rank. And so he signed a statement
Speaker 2: of agreement and that enrolled him in.
Speaker 1: Let's see here, what is the It doesn't really matter
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 2: It's an officer's course of some sort. So as state
Speaker 2: command sergeant major would he would do this, but he
Speaker 2: would require to undergo the training. He also would be
Speaker 2: required to serve at least two years post training. And
Speaker 2: there was one other thing. But the other thing isn't
Speaker 2: really the important thing here. The important thing is the time.
Speaker 2: So let me read specifically from it. These stipulations are
Speaker 2: put in place. Because the academy is a college level school.
Speaker 2: The military invests a lot of tax payer money in
Speaker 2: the student. The military needs to ensure they get returned
Speaker 2: on their investment. That makes perfect sense. So in two
Speaker 2: thousand and three, First Sergeant Walls deployed to I believe,
Speaker 2: Italy as part of Operation during Freedom. So he's got
Speaker 2: a job in Italy far from the battlefield. He was
Speaker 2: there to augment Air Force europe Security Forces doing base security.
Speaker 2: That was the gig, and then they receive notification. So
Speaker 2: in two thousand and four, again now he'd progressed a
Speaker 2: master sergeant, he was selected for the command sergeant major
Speaker 2: to serve in the position of command sergeant major for
Speaker 2: the one hundred and twenty fifth Field Artillery Battalion out
Speaker 2: of Minnesota through the National Guard. He was conditionally promoted
Speaker 2: then to the command sergeant major and had to follow
Speaker 2: the stipulations and outlines, and if the conditions were not met,
Speaker 2: the promotion is nulan void like it never happened. And
Speaker 2: currently when you look at his pension in his retirement papers,
Speaker 2: he's not retired, is not a command sergeant major. He's
Speaker 2: listed as a master sergeant. In two thousand and five,
Speaker 2: a warning order was issued. So this is an order
Speaker 2: that has put out to the various CEOs saying, look,
Speaker 2: your battalion, you're going to be going to Iraq.
Speaker 1: And he knew it.
Speaker 2: He was able to look at this realize that he
Speaker 2: was part of the folks that were preparing to mobilize
Speaker 2: for active duty deployment to Iraq.
Speaker 1: That was in early two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: In May.
Speaker 2: Of two thousand and five, he quit. He quit, literally
Speaker 2: just what a couple months before all of the soldiers
Speaker 2: who had been under his command were prepared to deploy
Speaker 2: to Iraq and did, by the way. So he left
Speaker 2: his battalion and soldiers hanging. Now you can you can
Speaker 2: speculate why one would do that, but I think a
Speaker 2: lot of people can probably read the room here.
Speaker 1: He says it's because he wanted to run for Congress.
Speaker 1: Ironically enough, you can be an active duty member of
Speaker 1: the militarian run for Congress, especially when you hold this
Speaker 1: level of rank.
Speaker 2: There is a process for it. However, if that is
Speaker 2: to be believed, If that is to be believed, then
Speaker 2: he should have held out till September, which would have
Speaker 2: met the requirements for the rank. Achieved and would have
Speaker 2: allowed him plus the two years necessary would have allowed
Speaker 2: him to walk away. At that point, having met his obligations,
Speaker 2: he would retain that rank. I know that this is
Speaker 2: this is not sexy information. It's it's it's there's a
Speaker 2: lot going on here. But the reality is the story
Speaker 2: that he told voters was I am I am the
Speaker 2: member of Congress with the highest rank ever elected to
Speaker 2: the House, which if he was command sergeant major, would
Speaker 2: be accurate. His marketing materials, his campaign website, all of
Speaker 2: this stuff continued to tell his story about a very
Speaker 2: normal service. He had, all his obligations, he achieved this rank,
Speaker 2: he's a veteran, he's a folks.
Speaker 1: He do just like you vote for me.
Speaker 2: When it was clear that none of this was true,
Speaker 2: well that brought the ire of other retired command sergeant
Speaker 2: majors in the Minnesota National Guard who literally put out
Speaker 2: joint letters. They put out joint letters spearheaded in large
Speaker 2: part back in two thousand and six by a man
Speaker 2: that I know by the name of Tom Hagen. And
Speaker 2: yes he's aware that his name is Tom Hagen, which
Speaker 2: I don't know. Ross would you like it if your
Speaker 2: name was Tom Hagen. Yeah, he's not a fan of it,
Speaker 2: by the way. I mean, he likes his name, but
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. And he's technically he's older
Speaker 2: than Tom Hagen I think now. But so anyway, Tom Hagen,
Speaker 2: who was a Rackwor veteran, wrote a letter to the
Speaker 2: editor of the Winona Daily News, which is where I
Speaker 2: met Tom, and and you know, put this, put this
Speaker 2: out there, and they did actually run it. But then
Speaker 2: it was this subsequent letter with all of these high
Speaker 2: ranking former command sergeant majors that attempted to put a
Speaker 2: storyline to this and without all the comment and I
Speaker 2: encourage you to read it. I'm going to tweet out
Speaker 2: their letter. I will let you know that this is
Speaker 2: the version that they paid to run in various publications,
Speaker 2: but I wanted you to see specifically what they put out. Okay,
Speaker 2: and you look at the story. His folks do not
Speaker 2: deny any of the dates here, and there's things that
Speaker 2: don't add up. But at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: I'm curious how a member of the military views this.
Speaker 2: Does everybody then know what's going on? Do they realize
Speaker 2: that it looked like this dude decided, Oh, Italy's fine,
Speaker 2: I don't mind that deployment, but I'm not going to Iraq.
Speaker 2: I'm too I'm too precious. And what that does for morale,
Speaker 2: it's crazy. Man on September tenth, after he had already quit,
Speaker 2: because you know the government churns, how the government churns.
Speaker 2: He was conditionally promoted, his conditional promotion was then reduced,
Speaker 2: so it took him six months to then reduce the promotion.
Speaker 2: And by the way, he didn't even show up to
Speaker 2: sign his retirement documents. To this day they still say
Speaker 2: soldier not available for signature. Let's see here. I don't
Speaker 2: have to you can read the rest of this, but yes,
Speaker 2: it is. It is a story of somebody who was
Speaker 2: in a very high ranking position figured out that they
Speaker 2: might go get shot at and said no. And I
Speaker 2: don't know how often the command sergeant major of a
Speaker 2: national guard is really in harm's way, per se. I
Speaker 2: don't know what it is. I'm not choosing or offering
Speaker 2: an opinion there. I know my cousin service he was.
Speaker 2: He was serving out of Guam, So for whatever that's worth,
Speaker 2: I don't know. But I have to know how this
Speaker 2: hits members of the military. So eight eight eight nine three,
Speaker 2: four seven, eight, seven four. We will get your calls
Speaker 2: in much more coming up here on the CaCO Day
Speaker 2: radio program. But retweeted a video of a dude who's
Speaker 2: enjoining Debbie way too much. You want to turn the
Speaker 2: sound up on that. So AnyWho, All right, it is
Speaker 2: seven oh seven, and we got these great Gutfeldt tickets
Speaker 2: to give away, So I have to figure out how
Speaker 2: we're going to do it.
Speaker 3: Ross.
Speaker 1: This is my suggestion.
Speaker 2: So as command Sergeant Major Tim Walls abandoned a battalion.
Speaker 2: Do you know how many troops are in a battalion?
Speaker 2: One thousand roughly, obviously it varies on average, that would
Speaker 2: be what five companies. So let's give away a pair
Speaker 2: of Greg Gutfeldt tickets to call her number five?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Does that Work's something? That's a good plan, all right?
Speaker 2: So Greg got failed. He's going to be a d pack.
Speaker 1: He does.
Speaker 2: His show is very popular, which, by the way, I
Speaker 2: have so much respect for these guys because it's like
Speaker 2: they do.
Speaker 1: Obviously, he does his Fox News stuff.
Speaker 2: He's got extra duties there and then he's still out
Speaker 2: on the weekends. I goodn't paid, obviously, but doing these
Speaker 2: shows and there's a few of these cats that do them.
Speaker 2: So if you want to go see Greg got failed
Speaker 2: on Sunday, got d pack? Can you want to do
Speaker 2: it for free and be entertained? We got a pair
Speaker 2: of tickets. Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
Speaker 2: seven four is the phone number eight eight eight nine
Speaker 2: three four seven eight seven four on which it probably
Speaker 2: hear is rosso pick up the phone and go your
Speaker 2: calling number whatever. And if it's not five and he
Speaker 2: hangs up on you, don't take it personally. That's how
Speaker 2: it works. Call radio contest in one on one. So
Speaker 2: caller number five the same number of companies in the
Speaker 2: battalion of a thousand soldiers abandoned by VP nominee Tim Walls.
Speaker 2: That'll get you those tickets to Greg Guttfeld. Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: Rock and roll Ross is going to do. What's that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry? Yes, and you'll need to pick them up.
Speaker 2: I think I mentioned that earlier, but let me mention
Speaker 2: it again. So if you're not gonna be able to
Speaker 2: get over to our radio station at high Woods in Raleigh,
Speaker 2: because it's such a short period of time, we're not
Speaker 2: gonna be able to mail them out or anything. You'll
Speaker 2: need to physically pick them up before the end of
Speaker 2: the week, so and we'll put you in contact with promotions.
Speaker 2: They'll get it all set up where he will make
Speaker 2: it easy. But you don't. Don't win them if you're
Speaker 2: not gonna be able to use them or somebody who
Speaker 2: knows going to be able to use them, but don't
Speaker 2: sure's heck, don't win him if you can't pick them up,
Speaker 2: because then you're abandoning them, just like Tim Walls did
Speaker 2: to a battalion of soldiers who probably were pretty scared
Speaker 2: about that early in our invasion of Iraq, right they
Speaker 2: don't know what to expect. Maybe some of them don't
Speaker 2: have trigger time in Afghanistan, and they look to the
Speaker 2: person who is supposed to be the person advocating for them,
Speaker 2: who just walks away on the job. Do you like
Speaker 2: how I made it all about. I'm going to keep
Speaker 2: doing that throughout the show because the thing that irritates me,
Speaker 2: and the thing that Ross and I were talking about
Speaker 2: off air, is the problem with the Tim Walls story
Speaker 2: and all of that that I explained to you is
Speaker 2: it took me as segment and a half to explain
Speaker 2: it to you in detail. It can be summed up
Speaker 2: as dude likes the you know, the the current status
Speaker 2: is rank. He loves the idea of command sergeant major
Speaker 2: when things are going great, but the moment that he
Speaker 2: might be in a hot zone, he just quits, just
Speaker 2: quits on an entire battalion of a thousand soldiers, including
Speaker 2: you know, guys like pharmacists with RPGs trying to hunt
Speaker 2: Rambo up to an including kids, you know, kids or
Speaker 2: at least kids five minutes ago, who felt inspiration to
Speaker 2: go ahead and what they witnessed on nine to eleven
Speaker 2: to sign up in some capacity, and the complexity of it, unfortunately.
Speaker 2: All right, so we have Russ. We have a winner.
Speaker 2: All right, it looks like we have a winner. But
Speaker 2: I'll give you the official here in just a moment
Speaker 2: because all the phone lines are ringing, but you know,
Speaker 2: trying to sit down and explain it to somebody. There
Speaker 2: is literal political strategy and the idea that the thing
Speaker 2: about you that's bad is so complex that it can't
Speaker 2: be communicated in an attack ad. So it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: You saw it like the Hillary server thing to some extent,
Speaker 2: but most definitely with this, So to dumb it down
Speaker 2: learned he was going into a war zone, wanted this
Speaker 2: rank where he was. He was willing to take command
Speaker 2: and be the top, you know, the top noncommission off Sir.
Speaker 2: It's the top rank in the army for non officers.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you know this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't get any higher than that, short of command
Speaker 2: sergeant major of the army. Or there's one individual who
Speaker 2: is that person? You can't go any higher than that
Speaker 2: as an illicted army member. And so that's who people
Speaker 2: are looking to and they watch that individual just disappear
Speaker 2: like a ghost. But he's folksy. You can't deny he's folksy.
Speaker 2: He's folksy, he's middle of the road, he's moderate, he's nice,
Speaker 2: all the folksy thing that people are already putting together
Speaker 2: these big, you know, collections of everybody using the same language,
Speaker 2: which apparently was approved yesterday or something, because that's where
Speaker 2: we first started seeing that.
Speaker 1: And the new language on Kamala.
Speaker 2: As we found out, is she's quirky and oddball, has
Speaker 2: oddball charms, and so to expect folks to go ahead
Speaker 2: and run with that. So let's see what Walls had
Speaker 2: to say, is he took the stage at the first
Speaker 2: rally after he was unveiled, you know, bring in, bringing adulthood,
Speaker 2: bringing wisdom. He's basically he's basically, who is the dude
Speaker 2: over at Wilson. He's basically Wilson, not the ball, the
Speaker 2: dude on the other side of the fence from Tim
Speaker 2: Allen and home Improvement. All right, so let's let's see
Speaker 2: how we're going to do this thing.
Speaker 5: That is, if he's willing to get off the all.
Speaker 2: Right, so he's talking about, Hey, I want to debate jd. Vance,
Speaker 2: Which is fine. You're the vice presidential nominee. You want
Speaker 2: to debate him, great, feel confident about it. How are
Speaker 2: you going to approach it, though, sir?
Speaker 3: That is if.
Speaker 5: He's willing to get off the couch and show up.
Speaker 4: So you see what I did there?
Speaker 2: I do? I do? I see you made You made
Speaker 2: a joke about a thing that's not a thing about
Speaker 2: jd Vance just sitting home on the couch having sex
Speaker 2: with it. I see what you did there. Now it's again,
Speaker 2: we're in an era of anybody says anything, so take
Speaker 2: it for what it's worth. But if it bothers you
Speaker 2: and Trump says it, ask yourself, what's going on here, man,
Speaker 2: and I love Tim Walls talking about it. You know,
Speaker 2: jd Vance essentially abandoning and making fun of the people
Speaker 2: around him. I don't know what's more disrespectful him writing
Speaker 2: a book portraying people grew up in a rural environment
Speaker 2: as hillbillyish I did. I'm here to tell you, man,
Speaker 2: I know the South's got their version of hillbilly why.
Speaker 2: I mean, hillbilly's are a thing, and they're their own thing,
Speaker 2: and it's there. There's some crossover, there's some similarities, but
Speaker 2: they're a thing. And some of it is negative stuff,
Speaker 2: some of it's folksy, I guess, but you know, the
Speaker 2: whole idea that somebody within that environment was able to
Speaker 2: extract themselves, go to Yale or whatever, and then, you know,
Speaker 2: find success in the entertainment industry as well as the
Speaker 2: political sphere.
Speaker 1: It's a little.
Speaker 2: And he didn't, you know, he didn't abandon I guess
Speaker 2: his producers for the movie. I don't know what to
Speaker 2: tell you, but you got to understand Walls, man, and
Speaker 2: I've been sent over the years some of the craziest
Speaker 2: Walls stuff. During COVID lost his mind, absolutely lost his
Speaker 2: mind Minnesota, the only thing I think they didn't do
Speaker 2: is tell you couldn't buy seeds, but they did everything else.
Speaker 1: And then you couple right in.
Speaker 2: The middle of that with the burning down of literally
Speaker 2: my former shopping area technically wouldn't be my neighborhood, but
Speaker 2: uptown that's where all the restaurants were. That's where a
Speaker 2: lot of the good ethnic restaurants were. As you got
Speaker 2: further over, so like, they had a Columbian place that
Speaker 2: was gangbusters Columbian pancakes you ever had.
Speaker 1: Those with the cheese like good?
Speaker 2: It was it the Kohita the oh that's a crack man,
Speaker 2: absolute crack. They had a wonderful Cuban place there. It was.
Speaker 2: It was a really really fun place to go out.
Speaker 2: You go out in the evening. They had some great
Speaker 2: restaurants right on Hennepin. And then as you got on
Speaker 2: Lake Street where they intersect Lake and Hennepin, that is
Speaker 2: uptown Minneapolis, which is south of the main city. And
Speaker 2: as you work down that you get into shopping stuff
Speaker 2: and before you hit the river, you got a target
Speaker 2: though though you don't anymore they burned it down. You
Speaker 2: had the third Precinct police station that was yielded on
Speaker 2: command of Walls. There are multiple people, not just police officers,
Speaker 2: but there were multiple elected officials that inadvertently pointed out
Speaker 2: that Walls told them to give them the third precinct.
Speaker 2: You want to talk about something killing people's killing people's
Speaker 2: vibe again, that is Walls abandoning his people, just a
Speaker 2: different version of it telling because the significance of that.
Speaker 2: If you tell a mob who is decimating one of
Speaker 2: the most important parts of your city that they can
Speaker 2: go ahead and have it, do you think they're going
Speaker 2: to stop there? No, And they didn't, and they didn't.
Speaker 2: And meanwhile, this guy as governor is sitting on tv
Speaker 2: SAand stuff like.
Speaker 5: Society that does not put equity and inclusion at the
Speaker 5: center of it is certainly going to eventually come to
Speaker 5: the places where we're at. This is a moment of inflection.
Speaker 5: It's a moment of real change. It's a moment that
Speaker 5: those folks who are out there demanding this are are
Speaker 5: not going to take a commission or a report. They're
Speaker 5: going to want fundamental change. And that is what I think.
Speaker 5: That's one of the exciting things. In the midst of
Speaker 5: all this, you can feel a sense of optimism coming back.
Speaker 2: Kid, You did you feel when you turn on the
Speaker 2: TV and watch what was going on? Did you feel optimistic?
Speaker 2: I felt sick.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: I know people whose businesses were burned down. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: consider him a good friend. There's there's two stores that
Speaker 2: I used to go into that are not there anymore.
Speaker 2: And I'm not even counting the Target because there's a
Speaker 2: billion Targets in Minneapolis because they're based there. But two
Speaker 2: private businesses, including you ready the Colombian restaurant I just
Speaker 2: told you about, gone. I mean they're back now, they're
Speaker 2: not in the same location. I know you'd be shocked
Speaker 2: to learn then, but that was gone. That little shopping
Speaker 2: center over there was gone. And then there was like
Speaker 2: like a fishing outlet place over there that I used
Speaker 2: to go into new some of the guys that was
Speaker 2: gone because you know, you got to burn down a
Speaker 2: bunch of MEPs lures to make a point.
Speaker 1: And that's what this guy's saying. And his wife.
Speaker 2: His wife is just as badcrap crazy as him.
Speaker 6: Those first days, you know, when there were riots, I
Speaker 6: could smell the burning tires and.
Speaker 3: That was that was a very real thing.
Speaker 7: And I kept the windows open for as long as
Speaker 7: I could, because I felt like that was such a
Speaker 7: touchstone of what was what was happening?
Speaker 2: What what you You know, when you first smell tires
Speaker 2: burning and you go, oh my gosh, somebody's burning tires.
Speaker 1: What's the first thing you do?
Speaker 2: Try to not smell it anymore, like you've already realized
Speaker 2: that tires are burning. But turely, let me, I love
Speaker 2: the smell of burning tires in the morning. Are you
Speaker 2: literally the dude from Apocalypse? Now?
Speaker 3: What do you?
Speaker 1: What the hell is that?
Speaker 2: And by the way, that's not even the worst of it,
Speaker 2: because they did something in Minnesota that I thought was
Speaker 2: a joke when a buddy of mine up there told
Speaker 2: me about it at first, And I'm very sad that
Speaker 2: people didn't screw with it more. You want to go
Speaker 2: old Soviet style, you're ready for this. This was Walls
Speaker 2: who issued over one hundred and ten the executive orders, right,
Speaker 2: he did the Roy Cooper thing, except he did it
Speaker 2: on steroids on that as well as another forty containing
Speaker 2: or concerning the riots, So over one hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: just in that little swath of time. Just I'm gonna
Speaker 2: do whatever I want. It's an emergency, and that included
Speaker 2: doing things like setting up a Snitch on your neighbor
Speaker 2: hotline where you could call and snitch on your neighbor.
Speaker 2: This is that's pure old commed country stuff. Man in
Speaker 2: then like bulgarian stuff where some of this is a
Speaker 2: little more recent, where they would go to the house
Speaker 2: and they'd be like, tell us something about your neighbor,
Speaker 2: and if you don't have something, because they'd already targeted
Speaker 2: this individual, if you don't have something, we're gonna turn
Speaker 2: our attention on you.
Speaker 1: So people would make stuff up.
Speaker 2: They'd be like, yeah, I saw him, I saw him
Speaker 2: moving some weapons, or I saw him meeting with some
Speaker 2: sketchy dudes. They would make things up about their neighbors
Speaker 2: because that was the situation that was that was put
Speaker 2: in there. So like the history and the roots of
Speaker 2: that should be bone chilling to you. And yet what
Speaker 2: does he do.
Speaker 1: He sets this up?
Speaker 8: Hell, little, you have reached the Department of Public Stay
Speaker 8: at Home Hotline. The information you leave is considered public
Speaker 8: information at the tone. Please leave the following information, your name,
Speaker 8: your callback number, how the stay at home order is
Speaker 8: being violated, and where the stay at home order was violated.
Speaker 8: Thank you record your message at the tone. When you
Speaker 8: were finished, hang up or press pound for more options.
Speaker 1: What soulless piece.
Speaker 2: I'm not leaving a message. If I did, it would
Speaker 2: all be like I was in Delute and the crew
Speaker 2: of the Edmund Fitzgerald wasn't wearing masks. You should go
Speaker 2: talk to him. Ross doesn't get that reference, by the way,
Speaker 2: but I hope some of you do. The point is
Speaker 2: what soulless creature is calling that number because they saw
Speaker 2: their neighbors I don't know, raking their leaves with no
Speaker 2: mask on, which was violation. By the way. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you know this, who's calling that? Wouldn't I mean,
Speaker 2: what a garbage individual? You should feel like. The problem
Speaker 2: is people who would call a hotline like that would
Speaker 2: feel smug and proud of themselves. I know what, dude,
Speaker 2: I know an old guy up in Tower, Minnesota. If
Speaker 2: you don't know where that is, it's right on the
Speaker 2: boundary waters Canary of Wilderness. The dude lives in the
Speaker 2: middle of nowhere. When I say the middle of nowhere,
Speaker 2: I mean it's him and wolves. Like he raises these
Speaker 2: these hybrid things and he runs sled dogs and stuff
Speaker 2: like that, and you know, his money was born off
Speaker 2: guiding people and doing stuff, so as you can imagine,
Speaker 2: it was a very tough time for him. So he's
Speaker 2: trying to do like odd jobs and stuff. He's trying
Speaker 2: to just do a few other things, and somebody called
Speaker 2: on him. I don't know if it was this or
Speaker 2: they called the local authorities, because he was training the
Speaker 2: dogs slightly off of his property into an area where
Speaker 2: he's perfectly legal to do it, but also there's a
Speaker 2: public like there's a public trail access there, and somebody
Speaker 2: hike by saw him training his dogs, not the wolfy
Speaker 2: ones but the other ones.
Speaker 1: And called him in.
Speaker 2: So they're out hiking, which they did allow them to do,
Speaker 2: and they're busting a guy who's primarily on his own
Speaker 2: property training his own dogs who came within I believe
Speaker 2: they stated no more than fifty feet of him. So
Speaker 2: absolute lunatics, man. But this is where we find ourselves,
Speaker 2: all right. Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
Speaker 2: seven four. So we got that.
Speaker 1: We got more audio for you in CNN.
Speaker 2: Holy crap listening to Tapper and Crew yesterday, Like are
Speaker 2: they so comfortable with what they're talking about? They don't
Speaker 2: realize what it is. We'll find out next together. Hang on, dude,
Speaker 2: I love this video. So this guy he has he's
Speaker 2: got a dock down in Florida or whatever. He's installed
Speaker 2: a pirate wheel. I'm sure his wife loves it. And
Speaker 2: then when the storm's coming in, he's down on the
Speaker 2: dock spinning the wheel, screaming like he's Captain Ahab. Good stuff.
Speaker 2: So you can check that video out at KC on
Speaker 2: the radio. So, whether you know it or not, if
Speaker 2: you are an Olympian and you win, there is there's
Speaker 2: there's cash and prizes and they you know, they differ
Speaker 2: from country to country. I can't remember what the US
Speaker 2: pays for a gold medal, but we don't go all out.
Speaker 2: Some countries where they don't meddle very often or never
Speaker 2: at all, they have some pretty big incentives there and
Speaker 2: so and I'm talking like you can get restaurant discounts
Speaker 2: for life. It's just crazy stuff that they throw in there.
Speaker 2: So I was reading with great amusement what happened with
Speaker 2: the Filipino gymnasts? All right, what is this guy's name?
Speaker 2: Carlos Ulo? He won not one, but two medals, won
Speaker 2: two Olympic gold medals which here's why that's impressive. Until
Speaker 2: that point, I think the Philippines had one.
Speaker 1: Medal in history.
Speaker 2: So this guy tripled up their medal count from one
Speaker 2: to three. And that's in one hundred years of participating.
Speaker 2: So what does he get as a result of the prize?
Speaker 2: Tell me, because he's a young dudes, you know, he's
Speaker 2: bachelor age, young guy, tell me, this is not the
Speaker 2: perfect prize pack for a bachelor.
Speaker 1: And I don't care where you live. Are you ready?
Speaker 2: Let's see, Yulo was bestowed a condo in a very
Speaker 2: nice condo building that sells for about four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars US. So in the Philippines, that thing's gonna be
Speaker 2: gonna be pretty nice, all right. It's a three bedroom unit, penhouse,
Speaker 2: the whole thing.
Speaker 1: That's his. Here you go.
Speaker 2: Also, he gets ten million pesos. I don't know what
Speaker 2: that translates too, but you know that sounds like a lot.
Speaker 2: He gets a voucher for twenty thousand dollars to a
Speaker 2: department store kind of like a Macy's. There he is
Speaker 2: now set for life. At this there's a big buffet chain.
Speaker 2: Buffets are a big thing in the Philippines, and so
Speaker 2: the like the big chain one like uh, you know,
Speaker 2: Old Country buffet or whatever. Basically, he for the rest
Speaker 2: of his life eats for free, and he won a
Speaker 2: lifetime supply of ramen. Also, dude, I'm sorry this next
Speaker 2: what I can't read. And but you know what, Basically,
Speaker 2: if you're gonna eat at that buffet and the ramen
Speaker 2: for the rest of your life, he also won a
Speaker 2: lifetime supply of colonoscopies. Maybe that one's not in with
Speaker 2: the others, but I don't know. That's a pretty good prize. Huh.
Speaker 1: You have a sweet.
Speaker 2: Bachelor pad penthouse. You got a couple of gold medals
Speaker 2: to display. You never have to pay for a buffet
Speaker 2: or for ramen anymore. You get to a bunch of
Speaker 2: new duds. Twenty k probably goes a long way. That's
Speaker 2: a pretty good prize pack right there. We don't do
Speaker 2: anything near that here in the US.
Speaker 1: Oh man.
Speaker 2: Let's see. I'm just wondering how much ten million pesos is.
Speaker 2: I'll check it here during the break. I got some
Speaker 2: stuff I gotta get too, because we're all curious. But
Speaker 2: that's pretty good. Let's see a couple other things. One
Speaker 2: I know you'll be shocked to learn. I don't know
Speaker 2: how this keeps happening. Another olympian, in this case, another triathlete,
Speaker 2: apparently has a wicked stomach infection. Rosny still can't pinpoint
Speaker 2: how this keeps happening. They're looking into it, though, says
Speaker 2: right here, they're investigating what may have been the cause
Speaker 2: after a fellow triathlete, this Claire Mitchell, who was a
Speaker 2: Belgian competitor. She's been battling the coli. Two male swimmers
Speaker 2: have also gotten sick. I don't know if it's technically
Speaker 2: coal I, but look they're trying to figure it out.
Speaker 2: Maybe one day they'll have an answer. And it's just
Speaker 2: weird that all of them are forced to swim in
Speaker 2: the river of poop there, So there might be a
Speaker 2: connection because that thing looks nasty. You all don't realize,
Speaker 2: mean some of you realize, oh wait, here we go.
Speaker 2: So he did the math. One hundred and ninety thousand
Speaker 2: is ten million pesos. So the dude gets gets like
Speaker 2: a two hundred thousand dollars. He gets a half million
Speaker 2: dollar condo, all the rom and all the buffet. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine having unlimited access to a golden corral? That
Speaker 2: would be amazing. You don't have to eat there every day,
Speaker 2: but you just walk in. I'm assuming you just wear
Speaker 2: your medals in or something. Right, He was like, do
Speaker 2: you don't know who I am? And then you can?
Speaker 2: He can probably as a gymnast. He can probably jump
Speaker 2: up on the chocolate water fountain and just drink from
Speaker 2: it like he's like he's a prospector in a stream
Speaker 2: or something. There's probably no rules for you. All you
Speaker 2: had to do was win a couple of gold medals.
Speaker 2: Speaking of medals, it appears the US did not win
Speaker 2: any medals in shooting. Can somebody explain that to me?
Speaker 2: How does the unit? That's embarrassing guys? Now, don't get
Speaker 2: me wrong, if you watch any of the shooting events,
Speaker 2: with the exception of what is clearly a hit man
Speaker 2: from Turkey who had his memes are the best. By
Speaker 2: the way, I don't know if you guys have caught
Speaker 2: the memes that are out there. There's some really good ones.
Speaker 2: Who's like him playing duck hunt. There's another one where
Speaker 2: it's him next to one of the Japanese shooters who
Speaker 2: looks like he's a mighty morphin power ranger with all
Speaker 2: his gear on and it just says, you know, gen
Speaker 2: X versus gen Z. There's some good stuff. But other
Speaker 2: than that, how does the US not win any medals
Speaker 2: in shooting? Unless it is the only acceptable theory. We
Speaker 2: don't want the rest of the world to know, so
Speaker 2: they you know, don't start none won't be none. We
Speaker 2: want them to think that maybe there's a chance. So
Speaker 2: if they pull that crap.
Speaker 4: We need to dream team this event. This is what
Speaker 4: I'm saying, this category like the next Olympics. It needs
Speaker 4: to be like the best that we have from the
Speaker 4: seal teams or whatever are they are, the rangers or
Speaker 4: whatever you want to do it, and like it needs
Speaker 4: to start and you're like, we don't even you know,
Speaker 4: where's the American competitor? He should be at the podium.
Speaker 4: And then if suddenly you see the target, it's like
Speaker 4: bullseye bullsseye bulls that where do those shots come from?
Speaker 2: I love that. What's the scene in that movie with
Speaker 2: Leg with Zamo, Leg with Zamo where he's like he's
Speaker 2: doing the he's doing the crawl towards the officers and
Speaker 2: they can't figure out where he is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, exactly, absolutely.
Speaker 4: You see that. You know he hear the sound and
Speaker 4: all of a suddenly see somewhere from the shadows the
Speaker 4: seal took out the target.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, except except he shot from the top of
Speaker 2: the the castle at Disneyland, which is about sixty miles
Speaker 2: outside of Paris.
Speaker 4: Right, it'll be like the fire arm version of the
Speaker 4: old Jordan Bird. Yes commercial, you know. Yeah, they show
Speaker 4: over the rafters off the floor, that sort of thing.
Speaker 2: Right, do that, and then when the judges put up
Speaker 2: their little numbers, right dot the i's crossed the t's,
Speaker 2: they're not gonna like it. But they were never in danger. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: I did see one comedian make a joke about it, though,
Speaker 2: and he's yeah, he said, unfortunately we didn't meddle uh
Speaker 2: And he made a sloped roof.
Speaker 1: Joke and I can't remember what it was, but it
Speaker 1: was pretty clever.
Speaker 2: But yeah, like you're telling me, we don't have we
Speaker 2: don't have, you know, ten individu. I don't know how
Speaker 2: many different shooting events are. I know people that are
Speaker 2: like crazy good a couple guys that make a living
Speaker 2: going around doing shooting and stuff.
Speaker 1: But it's so different. It's so different when you got
Speaker 1: all the weighted stuff and you're.
Speaker 4: And we need the guys that like rescued Captain Phillips.
Speaker 2: Right, yes, are I know they're busy, probably some of them,
Speaker 2: maybe not so much.
Speaker 1: It's been a while.
Speaker 2: Get them out there. I don't know who's the is
Speaker 2: there's some cause I know that there is some some
Speaker 2: pecking order within the military. Right, You guys have different
Speaker 2: levels of shooter proficiency, right, just like you're telling me
Speaker 2: there's not enough dudes doing around the top there to
Speaker 2: go ahead and actually get us a medal and shooting
Speaker 2: that's there. There were people who meddled from countries that
Speaker 2: don't allow gun ownership.
Speaker 4: I think he should be like the guy from Turkey though,
Speaker 4: that they're calling a hitman, because you see, like you said,
Speaker 4: you see these younger shooters from like say China, and
Speaker 4: they've got like Sam Fisher type binoculars on their face,
Speaker 4: like like.
Speaker 2: It's always looked like the one dude looks like mighty
Speaker 2: more from Power Ranger.
Speaker 4: Dude, he was cheating. What are you doing? How is
Speaker 4: that even acceptable? Well, I mean, Grant and I don't
Speaker 4: know much about the competition besides that there's the gun
Speaker 4: and there's a target. But I mean, if it was
Speaker 4: just the gun and just the target. We should be
Speaker 4: gold medaling every single time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this shouldn't even be close. Very embarrassing race staging.
Speaker 2: Can you believe the US do single medal and shooting
Speaker 2: did not? Yeah, that's unrecceptable. That's all right.
Speaker 3: I can't understand that.
Speaker 2: You can't understand not winning or the yeah, not winning
Speaker 2: all the gear? Have you seen all the gear they
Speaker 2: were now in that?
Speaker 3: No, that is unnatural.
Speaker 1: And the Turkey dude, he didn't care. He got his metal.
Speaker 3: So yeah, well we're gonna have to I have to
Speaker 3: do something about that, right.
Speaker 2: Can you now today it would be a good day
Speaker 2: to shoot at the hurricane?
Speaker 1: Or should we?
Speaker 7: I should wait till tomorrow, that's really Yeah, that's when
Speaker 7: it's gonna start getting real cruddy. Tomorrow at this time,
Speaker 7: probably gonna start raining hard as the rain's going to
Speaker 7: come in from the east southeast and spread west. Floodwatch
Speaker 7: is now from about I seventy seven east, so it's
Speaker 7: about three quarters of the state rain two four six
Speaker 7: inches really about two to six across the region, with
Speaker 7: some locally higher totals. Some of those heavier totals the
Speaker 7: further east and out near the coast to go. Debbie's
Speaker 7: a forty five mile per hour tropical storm. Now it's
Speaker 7: gonna get a little stronger out over the open water
Speaker 7: the Atlantic whorred is now and then it's going to
Speaker 7: back back in to the South Carolina coast and then
Speaker 7: come hour way during the day tomorrow. So today we'll
Speaker 7: get some showers thunderstorms late morning into the afternoon, especially
Speaker 7: from the triangle in east and south. But we'll really
Speaker 7: start ramping up the rain probably overnight tonight into tomorrow
Speaker 7: and tomorrow night. That's when the heaviest rain's going to
Speaker 7: be falling. Early Tomorrow morning could be raining hard at
Speaker 7: this time. If you do have to traveler, get out
Speaker 7: for work, yeah, prepare for water covered roadways. There's going
Speaker 7: to be ponding, water on roadways, bad visibility, all that
Speaker 7: stuff that comes with heavy rain.
Speaker 3: They'll be flooding.
Speaker 7: When we get the warnings, that's when you need to
Speaker 7: take action that there is flooding occurring. Will have a
Speaker 7: few of those right on into tomorrow night before start
Speaker 7: a taper off hopefully sometime on Friday. The weekend actually
Speaker 7: looks great, but we get through the next couple of days.
Speaker 7: If you get through it, we're gonna get a lot
Speaker 7: better by the weekend. So rain, gusty winds at times,
Speaker 7: could be some strong storms, could be some power outages
Speaker 7: too with some of those storms and some of the
Speaker 7: winds gusts maybe thirty plus miles per hour. So I
Speaker 7: prepare for a little bit of everything.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Oh I'm be incorrected. So we didn't
Speaker 2: win in any of the rifle or pistol events, but
Speaker 2: apparently we did win a metal in skeet shooting.
Speaker 3: Well oh okay, oh yeah.
Speaker 7: Still still more concerned to see how our breaking team's
Speaker 7: gonna do on Friday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have no idea. I'm pumped for that.
Speaker 7: What our breaking team, that's what they're calling it, breaking
Speaker 7: the break dancing.
Speaker 2: You really are, we really are excited. No, I understand,
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 3: You had fat laces, didn't you, So.
Speaker 2: Way to say so you're going to roll in here
Speaker 2: after embarrassing yourself over your movie consumption, and now you're
Speaker 2: gonna try you let me let me guess you've seen
Speaker 2: Electric Boogooroo one and two.
Speaker 7: I believe it or not, only saw part of one.
Speaker 4: He's the nineteen eighty two Binghamton Breakdance champion, did you not.
Speaker 2: Know yet, Binghamton, who's to argue you still have the
Speaker 2: cardboard like on your wall that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's out in the drive yet.
Speaker 1: No, dude, if they don't put cardboard down, I'm out.
Speaker 4: You've never seen race spin around on his head. It's crazy, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, okay, all right, we'll wait for that video
Speaker 2: and we'll.
Speaker 1: Talk in an hour, sir. How you going?
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, there you go.
Speaker 1: You know who else? Ross?
Speaker 2: I'm just thinking of another dude for our dream team.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that story we did like uh, like
Speaker 2: a month ago in Florida the dude who took the
Speaker 2: hostage and then this is not the swat sniper in
Speaker 2: Florida shot through the computer monitor and greased the dude
Speaker 2: in the head.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. We have so many people
Speaker 4: we could be using.
Speaker 2: How is that guy? How that dude not in Paris
Speaker 2: right now? A waste in a metal It's embarrassing, all right?
Speaker 2: Seven forty eight? Hang on. So, and I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: get into all the ins and outs for the winner.
Speaker 2: It will be explained to you, but basically, you'll have
Speaker 2: digital copies of your tickets. So if you want to win,
Speaker 2: those tickets, and initially because nobody told me, I thought
Speaker 2: you had to physically pick him up. You will not
Speaker 2: have to physically pick him up. So if you're still
Speaker 2: able to make the Great Gutfeld Show on Sunday at
Speaker 2: d PAK should be a great show. He's really funny.
Speaker 2: I've met Great Gutfeld before. Super nice guy, but always sarcastic.
Speaker 2: Is one of those guys which I can appreciate, but
Speaker 2: it's off putting for some people.
Speaker 1: The show, I guess, is really good.
Speaker 2: I have not seen this version of the show that
Speaker 2: he's doing, but we're gonna be able to digitally do
Speaker 2: that for the Triad Triangle or points in between, and
Speaker 2: you thinking make it up to Durham. Then we'll have
Speaker 2: an opportunity here in just a few minutes. But because
Speaker 2: it's digital transfer, I'm going to instead of doing one
Speaker 2: tomorrow and one Friday one, because we have four pairs
Speaker 2: to start, we've given one away.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do two pairs tomorrow, so one.
Speaker 2: More chance here in just a few minutes today and
Speaker 2: then two pairs tomorrow for that and you won't have.
Speaker 1: To come to the station to pick him up.
Speaker 4: So have you ever seen the gut Filled. Uh. He
Speaker 4: does so much stuff on stage the Balloon Animal act, yes,
Speaker 4: where he makes Mike pens out of balloons and then
Speaker 4: he pops it.
Speaker 2: No, that I've not seen.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, my god.
Speaker 4: Juggling routine is amazing too.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I don't know if I believe you.
Speaker 2: I thought you were talking.
Speaker 4: About and he talks about how the juggling is symbolic
Speaker 4: of the equal branches of government. Are you making stuff completely?
Speaker 4: Making it all up? Yes?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I was gonna the stage thing and
Speaker 2: he said balloon animals. I'm like, that's not what I so.
Speaker 2: But who knows he's got he's got people with him
Speaker 2: and I don't know. And put it past you see
Speaker 2: some of the stuff you used to pull on the
Speaker 2: gut Felt show at night? Dude, there's stuff there. I
Speaker 2: don't know how they aired it.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: So all right, well look at that Ross is making
Speaker 2: promises and writing checkses but can't cash. Uh what did
Speaker 2: you just tell me? Wake County Schools is canceled extracurriculars today.
Speaker 4: At least when it comes to my son's school. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: extracurricular activities have been canceled. But regular school today. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm surprised that they have school today. They're not gonna
Speaker 4: have school tomorrow. I am predicting that they're not going to.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I mean it's not official.
Speaker 1: I'm not telling you that it's official.
Speaker 2: They'll check about extracurriculars for your kids school if you
Speaker 2: do have something.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I'm really surprised.
Speaker 2: A they haven't.
Speaker 4: Can I mean, you'd be shocked right tomorrow if they
Speaker 4: didn't cancel school in Wake County.
Speaker 2: Oh. Absolutely, I'm surprised they didn't. It's already been announced.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to be announcement already. It's like again
Speaker 2: they the closings that they'll do so but we'll be
Speaker 2: here right unless, uh, you know, one of us loats away.
Speaker 2: I guess, but.
Speaker 1: You got the long drive from Wake Forest man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just want to say. If I'm not here tomorrow,
Speaker 4: probably dead.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well you know if now you stay home,
Speaker 2: if you know, if it's bad and he vehicle floats away,
Speaker 2: there's nothing he can do. You can just sit at home,
Speaker 2: make balloon animals with the family or something. We're giving
Speaker 2: away our second pair today. We'll have two more pairs
Speaker 2: we'll give away tomorrow. I'll tell you tomorrow morning what
Speaker 2: time I'm going to do it, because do we have
Speaker 2: do we have Steven tomorrow? We have Steven tomorrow? Right, yeah,
Speaker 2: so that'll be So I'll figure out we're gonna do
Speaker 2: it maybe like six thirty five or six thirty five,
Speaker 2: seven thirty five, something like that. But for now, we're
Speaker 2: gonna give away our second pair for today. So let's
Speaker 2: see how do I want to do this? All right,
Speaker 2: here's how I'm gonna do this. You ready? The Minnesota
Speaker 2: Governor Tim Walls, when he was a younger man, decided
Speaker 2: he was going to do ninety six miles an hour
Speaker 2: into fifty five hammered and then when he got pulled
Speaker 2: over by police is a true story. He pretend to
Speaker 2: be deaf to the mug shots out there. It's crazy stuff,
Speaker 2: but he blew up point one two and one plus
Speaker 2: two is three. So caller number three. You can win
Speaker 2: a pair of tickets to see Great Gutfeld at DPAK
Speaker 2: on Sunday. And I've been informed now they are digital tickets,
Speaker 2: so you will not even have to physically come to
Speaker 2: the studio to get them. We have we have a
Speaker 2: process who for the winner will have it explained to you,
Speaker 2: but you just have to go on fill it out
Speaker 2: and create an account.
Speaker 1: We'll show we'll show you how to do it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so caller number three, which is the combined
Speaker 2: total of the blood alcohol level of Tim Walls that
Speaker 2: time he pretended to be disabled.
Speaker 1: To get out of a dui.
Speaker 2: But this was long before he abandoned a battalion of
Speaker 2: a thousand Army National Guard soldiers who were deploying to Iraq,
Speaker 2: most for the first time because he's a coward. So
Speaker 2: you know, just an order of operation there. So eight
Speaker 2: eight nine three four seven eight seven four that'll go
Speaker 2: ahead and get you get you on there for caller
Speaker 2: number three, and Ross is figuring it out now, so
Speaker 2: when he reports back, the thing will be done. For now,
Speaker 2: let me pop over to this other little bit of audio.
Speaker 2: So CNN I was telling you about this covering MSNBC
Speaker 2: everyone covering the kickoff rally with Kamala and with mister
Speaker 2: Tim and so let's we played one cut of audio.
Speaker 2: I want you to hear a couple things.
Speaker 1: One the absolute.
Speaker 2: Normal, normalcy, normalcy whatever, a normal way in which CNN
Speaker 2: and MSNBC are now willing to discuss, which as as
Speaker 2: as strat this the anti Semitism that is rampant within
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party. They treat it like it's a normal thing,
Speaker 2: and it's like that should be the story. Shouldn't that
Speaker 2: be the story? That your decisions are being made because
Speaker 2: of not somebody's necessarily somebody's position. Jake Tapper will point
Speaker 2: this out in this cut. I'm gonna play you not
Speaker 2: necessarily somebody's position on trade relations with Israel, whether we
Speaker 2: should be, you know, have any military entanglements with them,
Speaker 2: as we do even sell things to them like iron
Speaker 2: dome stuff and some other other items, but no, in
Speaker 2: some cases, the very existence of Israel, but also the
Speaker 2: very existence of Jewish people in the United States, that
Speaker 2: should be a remark, that should be a remarkable story
Speaker 2: for every single thing I've seen done on the you know,
Speaker 2: the far right. They're out here, they're amassing, they're they're
Speaker 2: marching and outfits and getting out of U hauls, except
Speaker 2: we never see their faces and they all look really fit,
Speaker 2: which is i as you know, and I know whenever
Speaker 2: I've seen pictures of a quote unquote right wing, right
Speaker 2: wing militant group, there's some Bubba's in there. There. You
Speaker 2: got some Bubba's up in there, you know they do.
Speaker 2: Maybe Antifa is all skinny because they're eating wheat grass
Speaker 2: or whatever. But you get into the right wing side,
Speaker 2: right those dudes running around the woods looking like Steven
Speaker 2: Seagal and his last little Sniper movies where he physically
Speaker 2: doesn't stand up in the last one. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you know that there's no scene in his entire
Speaker 2: Last Sniper movie but he keeps making they're just awful
Speaker 2: where he is physically standing up. There's some Bubba's in there.
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: People got some thoughts, but you guys talk incessantly about that.
Speaker 2: El Janetapolitano came out and said that veteran, you know,
Speaker 2: we gotta keep it. We got to keep an eye
Speaker 2: on veterans because you know, they're just probably radical. You
Speaker 2: never know what they're gonna do. It's also hot garbage.
Speaker 2: And then CNN has this conversation yesterday.
Speaker 9: And I think, ultimately, Shapiro, I think fit is important. Uh,
Speaker 9: but you know, I also think that when you look
Speaker 9: at the principle of do no harm, maybe they did
Speaker 9: say in a say it like Minnesota, do we want
Speaker 9: to those one hundred thousand uncommitted voters who came out
Speaker 9: about the Gaza war. Do we want to antagonize those
Speaker 9: voters those?
Speaker 1: Wait?
Speaker 2: Wait, wait, how are you antagonizing them? Do you think
Speaker 2: it's because you're not picking Tim Walls or are you
Speaker 2: implying that they're being antagonized in another way? Which, again,
Speaker 2: by the way, from a strategy standpoint, nobody thinks Minnesota
Speaker 2: other than a few pundits is actually in play even
Speaker 2: with these cats, whereas Pennsylvania very much is. So I
Speaker 2: feel like you mean something else, ma'am. Continue all parts.
Speaker 9: Of part of the questions as well, but I just say.
Speaker 10: Tim Walls also spoke conciliatorily towards those people. He said, look,
Speaker 10: that uncommitted vote is significant and those people should be heard.
Speaker 10: So having that kind of response, I think is probably
Speaker 10: more of an open door to the parts of the
Speaker 10: party that have been very frustrated with the Democrats.
Speaker 2: So why have they been frustrated? Why are those groups frustrated?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Jake Tapper is going to sum it up because he's
Speaker 2: going to point out that Tim Walls and Shapiro their
Speaker 2: current positions on anything having to do with Israel are identical.
Speaker 2: There's no difference, and one Shapiro was able to literally
Speaker 2: scrub his IDF service from his a lot of records,
Speaker 2: including Wikipedia to some extent. Yeah, that's the thing he
Speaker 2: did tell you. For what it's worth, Tapper is he's
Speaker 2: left with only one conclusion, and it should freak everyone
Speaker 2: sitting there out, but it doesn't.
Speaker 11: But just to just to one point on the on
Speaker 11: the on the Gods War, Shapiro has the same position
Speaker 11: on Israel that Governor Walls that the.
Speaker 1: Senator Kelly has.
Speaker 11: He's actually been more critical of Natanyahu than the other two.
Speaker 4: But he is Jewish and also.
Speaker 10: The face of the crackdown on the protests. Right, he
Speaker 10: spoke very vehemently about those campus protests as being anti semitic.
Speaker 11: Not all of them, the ones that were anti semitic
Speaker 11: he criticizes being anti semitic.
Speaker 4: He was out front on the issues.
Speaker 10: I'm wondering if that's the kind of thing that, again
Speaker 10: for the activist wing of the party, was a slap
Speaker 10: in the face.
Speaker 2: Do you think Tapper realizes that this is this is
Speaker 2: a train wreck.
Speaker 1: He kind of has to.
Speaker 2: He irritates me to the tenth power, But occasionally he
Speaker 2: gets it right, and he he can't be somewhat reflective,
Speaker 2: and even if it's only for self preservation, I don't
Speaker 2: know what motivates the guy, but you can't be like,
Speaker 2: he's going and he's Jewish, like admit it, that's what
Speaker 2: you're saying. And then they're like, well, but also he
Speaker 2: called the campus protest anti semitic, and that's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: the ones that were anti semitic. And everyone's just flying
Speaker 2: past the part where there's all of these protests and
Speaker 2: all these people in this defined voter base that you
Speaker 2: cater to full of anti Semites.
Speaker 4: I think there's a lot of coping and a lot
Speaker 4: of mental gymnastics to stay away from the fact that, hey,
Speaker 4: you're the party that hates Jews.
Speaker 2: Let me let me explain this. If I was to
Speaker 2: sit here on the radio, Ross and I were have
Speaker 2: a conversation. Let's say it's about Mark Robinson, and we're
Speaker 2: just having this very veiled thing where it's like, oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, Ross, you see you got the nomination. It's
Speaker 2: Mark Mark Robinson. You know that may not play well
Speaker 2: with some of the outstate voter.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: We Ross and I would be do you know how
Speaker 2: much all the racism hashtags that would be on the
Speaker 2: get Casey and Ross canceled.
Speaker 4: Thing going on right as there should be? Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: because that would be pretty damn racist.
Speaker 2: That's pretty damn racist. And they go, well, it's observational. Okay,
Speaker 2: Well maybe if it is observational, you at least point
Speaker 2: out that this is an era in which the party
Speaker 2: has a problem.
Speaker 4: Right, you have the supporters, these members of your party
Speaker 4: where when they're protesting at their universities, they didn't want
Speaker 4: bagels because bagels come from the Jews. Yeah, no bagels.
Speaker 4: And people are like, what's that about? What's it the
Speaker 4: bagels about? I think, oh, got.
Speaker 2: They don't have a good bagel shop nearby? What it's
Speaker 2: all the way Columbia's way out there in the hundreds, Like,
Speaker 2: it's way up there, man, all the good bagel shops
Speaker 2: are in midtown A right, No, no, they don't want
Speaker 2: them because they're too Jewy. It's it's just it's just
Speaker 2: treated as normal. It's just treated as normal.
Speaker 4: Like you were talking before about like how how gross
Speaker 4: and disgusting would you feel to call the his uh
Speaker 4: what is it? The walls COVID typically cod you feel gross.
Speaker 4: So how gross are you going to feel knowing that
Speaker 4: you're voting for the people that are along these same
Speaker 4: lines of you can't have this guy as your nominee
Speaker 4: because he's a Jew. That is so awful.
Speaker 2: Speak you speak out about it is what you do, dude.
Speaker 2: We have people, we have people who are not allowed
Speaker 2: on the show anymore. There's only a handful of him.
Speaker 2: You know why, because I'm not going to sit there. Yes,
Speaker 2: you have First Amendment, that's not how it works, right,
Speaker 2: they were, they were violating literal things, but they wanted
Speaker 2: to call in and scream some of the most racist garbage.
Speaker 2: And we have a woman who was wanting to debate
Speaker 2: why Hitler was awesome.
Speaker 1: I think we did.
Speaker 2: I think that was a thing back in the day, right, yeah, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: she's on the list. Yeah yeah. And I'm just like,
Speaker 2: I don't have time for this. I don't have time
Speaker 2: for the make that argument elsewhere. I'm not giving you
Speaker 2: airtime to sit here, and you know, tell me about
Speaker 2: how we made the troll. Well, Mussolini made the trains
Speaker 2: run on time. And by the way, they're comparing Trump
Speaker 2: to Mussolini now, right, is that he's like super fascist moose,
Speaker 2: He's literally Mussolini. So like so they're still willing to
Speaker 2: call out this type of behavior.
Speaker 4: Was in the ranks, Wasn't the way they're there comparing
Speaker 4: him to Mussolini is they were saying that Trump is
Speaker 4: like Mussolini because Mussolini faked an assassination attempt.
Speaker 2: Correct, yes, yes, yes, yeah, just normal stuff normal And
Speaker 2: by the way, Musolini didn't fake one.
Speaker 1: He faked a bunch and it riled the brown shirts up.
Speaker 2: And it's it's actually a very fascinating, you know thing
Speaker 2: if you want to learn about it. But uh, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is where we are. But each of those is
Speaker 2: about identifying segments of that of the base within an
Speaker 2: individual canidate and going how can you allow this to
Speaker 2: exist within your party? And if you want to do that, right,
Speaker 2: and you want to say, how can you have climate
Speaker 2: change deniers in your party or whatever it is, No,
Speaker 2: that's not even that's that's not because that's not an
Speaker 2: issue over the existence of a group of people, right,
Speaker 2: And that's where we are. And you can feel any
Speaker 2: way you want about Jews or Muslims or Christians or
Speaker 2: whomever it may be. I don't care, but when you're
Speaker 2: driving the policy with that and the selection of candidates,
Speaker 2: you gotta take a step back and go man, I
Speaker 2: sound like a little bit of a hypocrite. I better
Speaker 2: call the COVID tip line a taddle on my neighbors,
Speaker 2: so I don't have to.
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Speaker 2: Oh, that should be a trick. That should be a
Speaker 2: fake one. That's a trick so that I can put
Speaker 2: you on a list of people I never want to
Speaker 2: deal with. All right, thanks Marge and Coon Rapids, which
Speaker 2: is an actual suburb. Thank you. I never want to
Speaker 2: interact with you in public. But look, you're dealing with
Speaker 2: the same group of folks who watch that you see
Speaker 2: the Kamala video, Because I don't know if you know this.
Speaker 2: If you are Kamala Harris and you're anyone she wants
Speaker 2: to talk to on the phone at all times, apparently
Speaker 2: you have a crew with.
Speaker 1: You just in case she needs to talk to you.
Speaker 2: So if your tim wall's lacing up your shoes in
Speaker 2: your bedroom, you just happen to have a full crew
Speaker 2: with you. So they make the most staged call you've
Speaker 2: ever heard. It's so bad. I'm gonna play it for you.
Speaker 2: It's so bad and people are lapping it up.
Speaker 4: Hi, this is Tim, It's Kamala Harris.
Speaker 11: Good morning, Governor, Good morning, Madam Vice President.
Speaker 12: Listen, I want you to do this with me. Let's
Speaker 12: do this together. Would you be my running mate and
Speaker 12: let's get this thing on the road.
Speaker 5: I would be honored, Madam Vice President, the joy that
Speaker 5: you're bringing back to the country, the enthusiasm that's out there.
Speaker 5: It'll be a privilege to take this with you across
Speaker 5: the country.
Speaker 12: Well, let me tell you, I have just the most
Speaker 12: respect for you. I have really enjoyed our work together.
Speaker 8: You understand.
Speaker 2: That would be the Minnesota Bail Fund. By the way
Speaker 2: the works she's referring to, that'd be the Minnesota Bail Fund,
Speaker 2: which was the brainchild of these two.
Speaker 12: Our country. You have dedicated yourself to our country in
Speaker 12: so many different and beautiful ways.
Speaker 1: I can't, I just can't. I can't.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the way she's holding her phone
Speaker 2: is so that the screen's facing her and she's not
Speaker 2: even dipping it a lot. You know, normally, if you
Speaker 2: see people talk on the phone. They're talking to the
Speaker 2: base of the phone. It's literally almost like a horizontal thing.
Speaker 2: She's got it up, so there's clearly a script on there,
Speaker 2: and people are buying this like how insulted here.
Speaker 1: Let me try this.
Speaker 2: Hold on, bring bring Bring bring Ross.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Hello, hello, hey, wait, I need to put on a
Speaker 4: speakerphone and put it right up to my ear hold
Speaker 4: on one.
Speaker 2: Say okay, good, yeah, go ahead and do that.
Speaker 4: Hey yeah, okay, yeah, Hey buddy, hey bud, Hey.
Speaker 2: I was just sitting here just you know, doing normal stuff,
Speaker 2: got some you know, getting some work done, and I
Speaker 2: was just inspired to call and see if you want
Speaker 2: to keep doing radio with wow.
Speaker 4: O Day from the CaCO DA Show.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's that's amazing.
Speaker 4: I really thank you.
Speaker 1: Yes yeah, oh yeah, all right.
Speaker 4: I have some demands though.
Speaker 2: Wait, hold on, hold on at least two weeks a
Speaker 2: month off. At least that's not read the thing read
Speaker 2: it's not in the thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna need at least like in my own
Speaker 4: booth at Olive Garden, to corner on one specific restler.
Speaker 4: I mean, now that I have you on the spot
Speaker 4: here on the show and this.
Speaker 2: Man, I gotta go I got some I got some
Speaker 2: stuff to do.
Speaker 1: Well, wow, it's great talking to the right. All right,
Speaker 1: all right to hang up now? Yeah, alright man?
Speaker 2: Oh no, let's the hang up noise because I didn't
Speaker 2: pull one. Did that sound legit? I mean other than
Speaker 2: Ross slipping in demand's that's that's that's not the bit
Speaker 2: on the.
Speaker 1: Script we discussed.
Speaker 2: But I'll take him to management. Would do you want
Speaker 2: corner booth regular.
Speaker 1: Or mix it up? Oh?
Speaker 4: Are we off the phone?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I gotta hang out.
Speaker 2: I never hung up. Oh yeah you should hang up there,
Speaker 2: all right? Yeah, yes, okay, yes, you want to be
Speaker 2: like that Filipino guy. Right, you got a fat new
Speaker 2: house all you can eat Golden Corral, but we'll change
Speaker 2: it to Olive Garden. Man Ross, you better start training
Speaker 2: for the Palma Horse or whatever that kid won on.
Speaker 2: All right, So yeah, there you go. But yeah, no,
Speaker 2: there's a bigger issue, and it's you know who's picking
Speaker 2: up on it, Van Jones, which is why, you know,
Speaker 2: which is weird because Van Jones obviously with Obama and
Speaker 2: you know, there's been some stuff, some thoughts some on
Speaker 2: how that administration may have also felt about Israel. But
Speaker 2: we'll get into that much more coming up. It is
Speaker 2: the CaCO Day radio program and the MSNBC panel one.
Speaker 2: Van Jones seems to be the dude sitting there going,
Speaker 2: you know, this is really weird how we keep talking
Speaker 2: about how they didn't pick Josh because he's a Jew
Speaker 2: and we're all cool with that. So but also, I,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't trust Van Jones as far as
Speaker 2: I can throw. And remember he was what was his
Speaker 2: initial name was like Greens are something under Obama when
Speaker 2: we started doing all the czar stuff. But here is
Speaker 2: what Van Jones said, and trust me, he's in the minority.
Speaker 2: Wait till you hear the roundup we got for it here.
Speaker 6: Listen, the conservatives, the right wing, the Republicans, they were
Speaker 6: chewing their fingernails down to the knuckle because they.
Speaker 4: Were afraid of a Josh Shapiro. They were afraid of
Speaker 4: a Mark Kelly.
Speaker 6: They're not as afraid of this new governor because they
Speaker 6: think they can define him. So here's the challenge. You've
Speaker 6: gotten this party and people don't want to talk about it.
Speaker 6: We got to talk about it. On the one hand,
Speaker 6: you have a lot of young people wh are concerned
Speaker 6: about Gaza. You have a lot of Muslims and Arabs
Speaker 6: and others. They had not felt seen by the Biden administration.
Speaker 6: You start started hearing that genocide Joe, that was building,
Speaker 6: that was building, and so those folks needed to have
Speaker 6: a candidate that they could feel comfortable with. This helps
Speaker 6: them in that regard, But you also have anti Semitism
Speaker 6: that has gotten marbled into this party. You can be
Speaker 6: for the Palestinians without being an anti Jewish bigot, but
Speaker 6: there are some anti Jewish bigots out there, and there's
Speaker 6: some disquiet now and there has to be how much
Speaker 6: of what just happened is caving into some of these
Speaker 6: darker parts in the party. So that's gonna have to
Speaker 6: get worked out.
Speaker 2: You'll probably get fired if he keeps that up. So
Speaker 2: somebody said, you know, they're worried about the uncommitted vote
Speaker 2: because they have the liberal Jewish vote. If you know,
Speaker 2: for the most part, that has historically been the case,
Speaker 2: and it has baffled some folks. But it will be
Speaker 2: interesting to see if this in fact, because also it's
Speaker 2: a slight to a Jewish person and maybe that'll be
Speaker 2: enough to push him over. Not if you're, uh, what's
Speaker 2: his Uh? Who did I who did I see? Who
Speaker 2: was Zoolanders? You see Zoolanders video the other day. I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna pull it. Why does the actor's name escape me?
Speaker 2: Ben Stiller? What is wrong with me? You know why?
Speaker 2: Because I think I just subconsciously purge idiots. Now he's
Speaker 2: on they're saying that every white Jewish guy wants to
Speaker 2: be a black guy. I'm not paraphrasing. That's what he said.
Speaker 2: It's all so weird. But that's Hollywood. So how does
Speaker 2: that translate else? For I don't know. I know, here's
Speaker 2: what I do know. You want to talk about defining
Speaker 2: this candidate. You want to hear a fun little roundup
Speaker 2: of all the coverage this morning following the Tim Walls.
Speaker 2: So some of this is last night and a lot
Speaker 2: of it's the morning shows. Let's hear the even balanced
Speaker 2: coverage in the same way that they pros and color
Speaker 2: pretend to do pros and cons with JD. Vance. Let's
Speaker 2: hear how it's going across the mainstream media this morning.
Speaker 12: If you would please this, Kamala Harris picks Minnesota Governor
Speaker 12: Tim Wall says, running mate.
Speaker 3: What does Walls run to this? He's cuddly and cuddly cuddly, cuddly.
Speaker 2: I think she went for maybe a little bit more
Speaker 2: of a cuddly choice.
Speaker 11: Tell us more about like the texture of the man.
Speaker 12: He seems to almost have a tickle in his.
Speaker 7: Tim Wolf is the opposite of weird America.
Speaker 6: He sounds like, you know, a football coach.
Speaker 4: He's a hunter.
Speaker 7: But you could visit with it the hardware store and
Speaker 7: a dictionary.
Speaker 11: He had weird and anti weird.
Speaker 8: You'd have Tim Wallas's picture there.
Speaker 13: I bet knows how to make a good hot Dishcastle's
Speaker 13: very down to earth.
Speaker 8: This is authenticity, autentic communicator.
Speaker 14: The word joy came up a lot.
Speaker 4: He's joyful.
Speaker 13: She seems happy, a happy, go lucky warrior. And he's
Speaker 13: happy and a happy warriors, A joyful warrior.
Speaker 4: He is one happy warrior.
Speaker 3: A happy warrior is a happy warrior.
Speaker 14: Nice guy, good.
Speaker 13: Guy, a very nice person, reliable, definitely affable.
Speaker 7: He's an extremely affable individual, very affable, plain speaking way
Speaker 7: of folksy vi this.
Speaker 2: Folksy idea, terrific vibe.
Speaker 13: ViBe's election kind of a folksy guy.
Speaker 4: The idea that Tim Walls is n lefty is just
Speaker 4: not true.
Speaker 11: I don't think either of them. Are Bernie Sanders progressive?
Speaker 14: A rather safe pick.
Speaker 3: I think a safe pick, the safe choice.
Speaker 4: And this is a do no harm.
Speaker 3: They do no harm. He's just more of a vanilla pick.
Speaker 3: It's a younger version of Joe Biden.
Speaker 12: We got Brad Summer, We've got coconut treing memes.
Speaker 4: There's joy in the Democratic Party right now.
Speaker 14: Those outside of Pittsburgh loves Tim Walls, So talk about
Speaker 14: the Walls.
Speaker 2: He's Santa Ross. Did you know he's Santa Minnesota's way
Speaker 2: up there. In fact, it is the northernmost of the
Speaker 2: lower forty eight states. And for those you go, what
Speaker 2: are you talking about, bern No, it is the northernmost,
Speaker 2: right or his main but it is the northernmost of
Speaker 2: the middle because of the north the northeast angle or
Speaker 2: the northwest angle up there, which is a weird little
Speaker 2: geographic thing. He's cuddly, he's plain spoken, he's moderate. Let
Speaker 2: me quote him. One man's socialism is another man's neighborliness.
Speaker 1: That's a thing, he said.
Speaker 4: Well, says a jolly man in a red suit, just
Speaker 4: like Santa, who's also a socialist.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me ask you this though, right, Okay, does
Speaker 2: Santa not take a tally of whether you've been naughty
Speaker 2: or nice.
Speaker 4: She does, Hell, you have.
Speaker 8: Stay at home hotline.
Speaker 2: The information you leave is this is just Santa and
Speaker 2: embracing tech man, the snitch on your neighbor hotline. You know,
Speaker 2: call in see if it's a COVID violation and if
Speaker 2: their kids being a brat, let them know. But not
Speaker 2: that brat because it's brat summer. By the way, Now,
Speaker 2: isn't that gonna screw kids up whose parents are telling
Speaker 2: them they're being a brat and now they're gonna have
Speaker 2: to listen to this avalanche of media explaining why that's
Speaker 2: a good thing. Everybody's lost their damn minds. Man an
Speaker 2: over on MSNBC, you're ready for this. They think they're
Speaker 2: doing themselves in the campaign of favor. This is from MSNBC,
Speaker 2: who I guess is trying to compete with CNN for
Speaker 2: stupid stuff.
Speaker 13: Well, Kamala Harris has been, of course vice president for
Speaker 13: almost four years and has talked to a lot of
Speaker 13: vice president certainly knows how to make this relationship work.
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: She's talked to a lot of vice presidents who are
Speaker 2: the living vice presidents right now? Are they do they
Speaker 2: have like a little do they have a little book
Speaker 2: club or something?
Speaker 1: What does that even mean?
Speaker 2: Do Mike Pens and Kamala Harris converse on the regular
Speaker 2: I don't believe they do.
Speaker 13: Knows that this is key and running the United States government.
Speaker 13: But at the same time, it's important in our political
Speaker 13: culture to have a president and a vice president who
Speaker 13: seemed to embrace as much as possible the diversity of America.
Speaker 13: Jimmy Carter called American society a beautiful mosaic of all
Speaker 13: kinds of people. You take a look at this ticket.
Speaker 13: This does this pretty well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you should have vote Jimmy Carter as your example.
Speaker 2: That's a good idea on the flip side of the
Speaker 2: and I just tweeted it out. You should go check
Speaker 2: it out. The Trump campaign has put out a new
Speaker 2: ad and it is literally just sixty seconds of a
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan's speech laid over with how exactly it matches
Speaker 2: right now what's going on. It's a really good ad.
Speaker 2: We tweeted that out at Casey on the radio. All right,
Speaker 2: let's get ray stage. You can hear from the Weather channel.
Speaker 2: We're just trying to figure out, Oh, it is all right,
Speaker 2: So the main people are mad at me anyway, whatever,
Speaker 2: but Maine doesn't count. It's basically Canada. Yeah yeah, So
Speaker 2: any who, we're sitting here. Did you see the cash
Speaker 2: and prizes that the Filipino gymnast is going to get?
Speaker 3: I did not, dude, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't realize he had quite these prize package. Tell me
Speaker 2: if you're if you were a twenty two year old dude,
Speaker 2: tell me this wouldn't be the greatest prize ever.
Speaker 1: You ready for this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So he won two gold medals, which Philippines and one
Speaker 2: hundred years had only ever won one medal all time.
Speaker 2: So he's he So they gave my five hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars condo, wow, which you know that's got to go
Speaker 2: a long ways in Manila, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: They also he's got a pimp penthouse. He they're gonna
Speaker 2: give him two hundred thousand in cash roughly, which is
Speaker 2: ten million pesos. He also gets twenty thousand to a
Speaker 2: department's or for furnishings, clothes, whatever he wants. He he
Speaker 2: is forever gets free local buffets so he can stroll,
Speaker 2: you can scroll, you know, stroll into the old country.
Speaker 2: Buffet of the Philippines, whatever it is, there's a big
Speaker 2: one there. I camera what it's called. And he eats
Speaker 2: there for free forever, and he gets a lifetime supply
Speaker 2: of ramen and unlimited colonoscopies. I'm not making that up,
Speaker 2: which is a horrible way to say it, right, like unlimited,
Speaker 2: like you want one per day, Well, we're not gonna
Speaker 2: stop you sometime.
Speaker 3: Do you think you're gonna need it?
Speaker 2: But all the other stuff, huh. Can you imagine being
Speaker 2: twenty two years old and told that you could eat
Speaker 2: at Golden Corral whenever you want as much you want
Speaker 2: all the free ramen, you get a five hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars penthouse.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: Well, good for the government and bad for him is
Speaker 7: that they probably then expect a shorter life expectancy.
Speaker 2: So there's that, right, Yeah, but you're killing it at
Speaker 2: twenty two with that, yeah.
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 7: And the expectation for all the other athletes is that, yeah,
Speaker 7: we're probably not going to have too many more.
Speaker 3: No, no, yeah, so.
Speaker 2: But hey, you know, if you try hard, look what
Speaker 2: you can or to the god. So we got schools
Speaker 2: doing all the studid you know, here's the thing, COVID
Speaker 2: is just ruined this now because instead of just canceling schools,
Speaker 2: these cowards are doing like asynchronous things where the parents
Speaker 2: are the teachers that day, or some are doing the
Speaker 2: digital stuff. But the fact is the schools are already
Speaker 2: throwing their chips in. Wake County hasn't followed suit yet,
Speaker 2: but I suspect they soon will, although they did cancel
Speaker 2: some extra curriculars. So give us a timeline on this.
Speaker 2: Moving obviously into North Carolina, down towards Fayetteville, where's kind
Speaker 2: of the edge of our audience, towards Greenville, and then
Speaker 2: through the triangle and into the triad.
Speaker 1: What when? Who? What?
Speaker 2: You know that all the w's.
Speaker 7: Yeah, some of the rain this morning is already starting
Speaker 7: to come in at across ninety five. This is kind
Speaker 7: of a lead batch and not really the main show.
Speaker 7: So some showers Wilson County into Edgecumbe County, Johnston County.
Speaker 7: Those will come across the triangle here this morning and
Speaker 7: down near Fayetteville, another batch of showers is getting ready
Speaker 7: to command. There'll be heavier rain east of that with
Speaker 7: this one round coming through with thunderstorms. Try it, you'll
Speaker 7: get a few showers thunderstorms this afternoon, But really as
Speaker 7: we go through overnight tonight and into tomorrow, that's when
Speaker 7: the bulk of the rain and the heaviest rain and
Speaker 7: the more consistent rain's gonna start coming in. So it'll
Speaker 7: come in from the east and southeast and spread north
Speaker 7: through the morning tomorrow and into the afternoon tomorrow. Is
Speaker 7: it's gonna be a rainy day. Even late tonight early tomorrow,
Speaker 7: we could see some of the heavy rain. The triangle
Speaker 7: could be an inch or two by morning, and then
Speaker 7: total rain between four to six inches. I'd say that
Speaker 7: covers everybody down towards Fayetteville. You may be closer to
Speaker 7: that six and a little bit more. There could be
Speaker 7: some double digit totals, especially a little further east. So
Speaker 7: really the worst of it is tomorrow, although we'll get
Speaker 7: some scattered areas of rain today, Really the more persistent
Speaker 7: rain with thunderstorms and the heavy flooding rain late tonight,
Speaker 7: early tomorrow and during the day tomorrow. Gusty winz to
Speaker 7: with some stronger storms and even outside of the storms
Speaker 7: as the low passes.
Speaker 3: Could see winds.
Speaker 7: Gus thirty plus, So prepare for not only water covered roadways,
Speaker 7: block the roadways, turn around, don't drown, but maybe some
Speaker 7: spotty power outages too.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, I can't wait to hear you explain it
Speaker 2: tomorrow to us too.
Speaker 3: Well, Ken Boom could do that.
Speaker 2: Oh, Ross, do you have the day off tomorrow? Ross?
Speaker 1: Do you have the Do you have the day off tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Let me check my calendar.
Speaker 1: I do not.
Speaker 2: I'll look at that. Myke calendar also says I'll be here.
Speaker 4: So my calendar is just drive through the rain and wind.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, or work from home?
Speaker 2: Right, No, No, you're adorable. All right, you have at
Speaker 2: your house? All right, guys, They go to race stage
Speaker 2: and Jeff Fellinger's next. Hang on, Jeff Bellinger, what's happening today? Sir?
Speaker 14: Well, it looks like we see another rally at the opening.
Speaker 14: Bell cases calm returned to the street yesterday. Dip buying
Speaker 14: drove a rebound for stocks that got hammered on Monday.
Speaker 14: The Dow closed up three quarters of a percent, The
Speaker 14: Nasdaq and S and P five hundred both closed one
Speaker 14: percent higher, and futures are looking good this morning. S
Speaker 14: and P futures or up fifty nine points, Nasdaq futures
Speaker 14: or up two hundred fifty one. The Dow futures are
Speaker 14: up three hundred and fifteen. A decline in mortgage interest
Speaker 14: rates resulted in a flood of refi requests from homeowners
Speaker 14: last week. Mortgage bankers say the average interest rate on
Speaker 14: a thirty year fixed rate mortgage fell to six point
Speaker 14: fifty five percent. Refi applications surged nearly sixteen percent. There
Speaker 14: was an eight tenths percent uptick in applications.
Speaker 1: For new home loans.
Speaker 14: Home equity lines of credit, or helocks, are increasingly popular
Speaker 14: among homeowners. The New York Fed says there was a
Speaker 14: drop in mortgage originations in the second quarter, but balances
Speaker 14: on helocks are up twenty percent since they bottomed out
Speaker 14: at the end of twenty twenty one, and a bank
Speaker 14: rate report out today says home improvements and debt consolidation
Speaker 14: are the main reasons homeowners are taking out home equity
Speaker 14: loans and casey, you could expect to pay more each
Speaker 14: month if you subscribe to one of Walt Disney's streaming services.
Speaker 14: Disney announced that price hikes for Disney Plus, Hulu, and
Speaker 14: ESPN Plus will take effect in October. The cost of
Speaker 14: the least expensive service that's Disney plus with advertisings going
Speaker 14: to jump twenty five percent to ten dollars.
Speaker 3: A month, they're nine to ninety nine.
Speaker 1: If you want to really be technical.
Speaker 2: Isn't they just they just raised everybody's raising all of
Speaker 2: their stuff. Now you might as well just have cable
Speaker 2: back in the day. I don't know, man, all.
Speaker 14: Right, it can get very expensive if you have several
Speaker 14: speed uses.
Speaker 9: I do.
Speaker 2: I look at it every month, go oh what am
Speaker 2: I thinking? But what are you gonna do? All right,
Speaker 2: thank you, appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Okay, have a good day.
Speaker 2: There you go. Jeff Pellinger, Bloomberg News. All right, let's
Speaker 2: see a couple things here. One, A judge ruled yesterday
Speaker 2: that the FEDS must return the QAnon shaman's oarned helmet
Speaker 2: and spear to him. Yeah, uh following h following his h.
Speaker 2: His his. You know he's out of jail now, so
Speaker 2: they got to give Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 2: Do you think some fed tried that helmet on when
Speaker 2: they were like, you know, putting it in evidence?
Speaker 4: You know, you know they did.
Speaker 2: Of course they did, right, They look around and they oh,
Speaker 2: the only one in the evidence room put that thing on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: his spear by the way is is an American flag,
Speaker 2: but it does have a spear tip. It's like a
Speaker 2: Zulu spear with a flag around it. But anyway, he's
Speaker 2: going to be getting that back. Uh and uh yeah,
Speaker 2: it looks like you put a lot of work into
Speaker 2: that the helmet though, so yeah, there is that. Let's see,
Speaker 2: uh one of the what was the one other thing?
Speaker 2: I was just good talking. Oh yeah, dude, if you
Speaker 2: if you're not following what's going on in the UK,
Speaker 2: it just gets crazier and crazier. So you know, what
Speaker 2: you have is a situation right now which started well, look,
Speaker 2: it started with a lot of things, but the kick
Speaker 2: off here was this horrific stabbing incident at a Taylor
Speaker 2: Swift dance school. Little girls like little girls are dead.
Speaker 2: It's it's it's really horrific, but it's there's so much
Speaker 2: stuff building, and so you have people take through the
Speaker 2: streets and protests. Now, not all the people are a
Speaker 2: bunch of racist groups. Some of them are, though, right,
Speaker 2: who just look for an opportunity. In the same way
Speaker 2: that I was told that most of the people protesting
Speaker 2: George Floyd's stuff or stuff which was done in the UK,
Speaker 2: by the way, or on these campus things are fine,
Speaker 2: but others take advantage. The problem is you have a
Speaker 2: lot of people in the middle of the road looking
Speaker 2: at this stuff and they're commenting, and they're literally getting arrested.
Speaker 2: In fact, they indicated yesterday I'm not making this up,
Speaker 2: that they want to extradite Britz who live abroad for
Speaker 2: posting on social media things that are no nos under
Speaker 2: the law. They want to put him. There was a
Speaker 2: dude in the Philippine. They want to extradite a guy
Speaker 2: from the Philippines for a Facebook post.
Speaker 1: That sounds pretty innocuous.
Speaker 2: We have reached just peak lunacy on this stuff, and
Speaker 2: as per usual, one political side is likely going to
Speaker 2: overplay their hands, so things may change. They're in the UK,
Speaker 2: but not before they get worse.