Speaker 1: One of those days. Now, it could have been worse.
Speaker 1: We could have serenaded you.
Speaker 2: With this, If we build this world, trumb love gett
Speaker 2: it died gotta Dieye.
Speaker 1: That's h the gay Rabbi at the Keen Jeffries twelve
Speaker 1: hour Life a slash sit in one more time in
Speaker 1: case you missed it.
Speaker 2: If we build this world, trumble love gett it died,
Speaker 2: gotta die and die, then God We'll build this world
Speaker 2: trum love.
Speaker 1: All right, No, that's enough of that, sir. So literally
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm slightly winded because it was. Of course,
Speaker 1: I keep the literally another adapter, which are like gold
Speaker 1: in the radio business, by the way, the little adapters
Speaker 1: that go on the end of what is like a standard,
Speaker 1: you know, because we use the big plugs and so
Speaker 1: the little actors that go on the end of those
Speaker 1: those you got to hide those in strategic places around
Speaker 1: the radio station so that you have them. I just
Speaker 1: haven't needed one in forever, so but I remembered I
Speaker 1: had one in this one case. So whatever, that's how
Speaker 1: we go this morning. AnyWho. But now I have both
Speaker 1: channels ross, so it's gonna be a lot easier to
Speaker 1: do a show. So all right eight eight eight nine
Speaker 1: three four seven eight seven four. So he finally said it, yep, yep, yep. No,
Speaker 1: he went ahead and said it. What is it? It's
Speaker 1: the thing that many of you joked about when we
Speaker 1: were talking initially here about you know, a week and
Speaker 1: a half ago, about the death of the pope, and
Speaker 1: of course it's you know, it's the typical troll job whatever.
Speaker 1: But he's feeling his oats at one hundred days in.
Speaker 1: Here's Trump yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'd like to be pop.
Speaker 4: That would be my number one choice.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know, I have no preference.
Speaker 5: I must say.
Speaker 4: We have a cardinal that happens to be out of
Speaker 4: a place called New York who's very good.
Speaker 1: All right, So look at that ross. Trump is on
Speaker 1: team Pope America first, which I believe is what your
Speaker 1: your only caveat was right, he wanted an American pope.
Speaker 5: I mean, it would be super awesome to finally have
Speaker 5: an American pope.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Can you imagine being able to understand uh, Eastern Mass?
Speaker 1: So that'd be great unless you speak Latin, I guess,
Speaker 1: and they do the Latin mass. All right. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: he's going, uh, hey, what about that guy? In New York.
Speaker 1: I'm cool with that. But of course I saw people
Speaker 1: for he wants to be Pope now? And then my
Speaker 1: favorite people that were upset is because Ross, do you
Speaker 1: know what this pope is supposed to be? I know
Speaker 1: you haven't got to this part of the book yet,
Speaker 1: even though it's not really what it says. The last Pope, right,
Speaker 1: it will be the last pope. Although I thought Ratzenberger
Speaker 1: was supposed to be the last Pope. But but I.
Speaker 5: Guess I remember saying he was the last one that
Speaker 5: was like a thing, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well then he resigned, so it's the
Speaker 1: last pope to die? Is pope is? I think how
Speaker 1: they caveated it so this pope would would be the
Speaker 1: last pope, the next pope because Ratzeberger got skipped. Do
Speaker 1: you understand what I'm saying? I who the heck knows?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's it's like the guy who emails
Speaker 1: me for ten years every day. In fact, I have
Speaker 1: to go check the jump folder to tell me. Just,
Speaker 1: hey man, the fact that you're not doing your whole
Speaker 1: radio show about planet x Nabouru. You're you're you're essentially
Speaker 1: you're as bad as everybody it's coming to kill us,
Speaker 1: and then the prediction dates keep coming and going there,
Speaker 1: so I don't know, I don't know. But then they're like, ah,
Speaker 1: Trump wants to be a king already, so why wouldn't
Speaker 1: he think he could be pope as well? Which is actually,
Speaker 1: I would point this out, is actually an accurate historical thing,
Speaker 1: because you know, for for a long time, there was
Speaker 1: a there was a big swath of history where being
Speaker 1: king of something was fall less powerful than me and
Speaker 1: the pope wasn't even close, and you had some double ups.
Speaker 1: Things obviously work a little different now, but yeah, holy hell,
Speaker 1: that was. That was definitely a whole thing, all right.
Speaker 1: So I guess the way we're going to have to
Speaker 1: start this this morning. Let's see, do you want an
Speaker 1: update on what California lawmakers are doing because it's crazy,
Speaker 1: or do you want an update on arrests in the
Speaker 1: Amber alert story yesterday because we got that going for us. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, I want to make it sound like it's
Speaker 1: a positive, it's positive people got arrested. The whole story
Speaker 1: is there's still so many unanswered questions. So let me
Speaker 1: go ahead and do this just because I only have
Speaker 1: this thing half put up how it's supposed to I
Speaker 1: maketually in a different outlet here. Let me let me
Speaker 1: hit a break when we come back. A two of
Speaker 1: the three individuals, one man and one woman, who they
Speaker 1: a kidnapped this woman and her baby in lieu of
Speaker 1: a one million dollar ransom have been arrested and you're
Speaker 1: not gonna believe who it is. Okay, prepared to be
Speaker 1: shook next here on the cac O Day radio program,
Speaker 1: this crazy Amberller kidnapping thing out of Gardner that actually
Speaker 1: ended up up in Ross's hood? Ross, did you realize
Speaker 1: you live in Warrez now right where they're holding I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you. The Mexican food is so good though?
Speaker 1: Is it so good up the wake Forest? Yeah? That's
Speaker 1: that's interesting. Okay, So no, really, do you guys have
Speaker 1: a good Mexican place up there? Did you like her?
Speaker 1: Or you just? Would that be cheating on olive Gardener?
Speaker 1: I don't even know yet.
Speaker 5: I don't think I can legally say okay, all right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so uh, with with that in mind, so up
Speaker 1: in the kidnap holding for ransom capital of the of
Speaker 1: North Caro line of Wake Forest police arrested have finally
Speaker 1: arrested two people of the three. If you remember, as
Speaker 1: part of the kidnapping, it was said that two men
Speaker 1: and one woman came in with pistoles and they give
Speaker 1: us a million dollars. Dudes, I know or I don't
Speaker 1: have it or whatever. That part is still undetermined what's
Speaker 1: going on there, But again, asking somebody for a million
Speaker 1: dollars who lives in a very modest home, it's a
Speaker 1: little crazy. So police said that. Eventually, though, they were
Speaker 1: able to arrest one of the men and one of
Speaker 1: the women identified as Duran Duran, So so maybe they
Speaker 1: did it because they were hungry Ross, I guess that's
Speaker 1: a possibility, right.
Speaker 5: I mean how hungry could they be, though?
Speaker 1: I mean, what would be a level of hunger that.
Speaker 5: Would drive you like a bear or something like?
Speaker 1: Well, no, bears do get they do get hungry when
Speaker 1: they're getting ready for but it's not that time of
Speaker 1: the year. That's a fall activity.
Speaker 5: Germans called it Baron hunger Bear.
Speaker 1: Okay, is this the they? Is it? Is that a
Speaker 1: book by the bearren steinss.
Speaker 5: I just that's one of the things I remember from
Speaker 5: the eight years of German I took.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, all right, Yeah, I think it's different though.
Speaker 1: I think they probably not a bear because bears batted
Speaker 1: up with the like an ephant. Yeah, okay, no, why
Speaker 1: would that be the elephants? People? They are big, but
Speaker 1: they tend to just zombie stomp you to death, especially
Speaker 1: if you're that lady in India where they come get
Speaker 1: your casket later. All right, I like where we're going here? Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I have some I have some questions. Okay. So
Speaker 1: the actual people arrest I'm not making this up. Their
Speaker 1: names are Piola Paola Duran Duran and Miguel Duran Duran. Now, Ross,
Speaker 1: do you do you know anything about Latin American last names?
Speaker 6: I do not?
Speaker 1: Okay, you know how? You know how you send off
Speaker 1: a lot of stories where it's like a bray you
Speaker 1: garcia like right, and there's a hype in there. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: So what that is is that is the last name
Speaker 1: of the father and mother. You understand it now?
Speaker 5: Okay, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: So if your last name is Duran Duran hmmm, and
Speaker 1: it's there, there may be your mother's maiden name.
Speaker 5: You know, none of my business?
Speaker 1: What what do you mean none of your business? Well?
Speaker 1: I don't know what you. So maybe I'm misunderstanding this.
Speaker 1: So somebody, somebody with a little more, because I don't
Speaker 1: I I don't pretend to understand it. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just know it's But maybe there's a different rule there,
Speaker 1: because clearly it's but maybe there's not. Look, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you straight up. One of the most fascinating things
Speaker 1: that me and my very small high school class got
Speaker 1: to deal with is cousin wedding where people literally went
Speaker 1: back to Wyoming. This was years after we graduated, just
Speaker 1: to see it happen. And I'm guilty. And she didn't
Speaker 1: have to go to the DMV or nothing, So I
Speaker 1: guess that's efficient. Right now, they were second cousins, but
Speaker 1: still with the last name. So what's going on here?
Speaker 5: Are they?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe that's not what's going on here. Maybe they're
Speaker 1: big fans of Duran Duran, which okay, all right, I
Speaker 1: like some Duran Duran. I don't know that. I you know,
Speaker 1: i'd be a stand for them as as they say,
Speaker 1: but whatever, and again we don't. Yeah, like like the
Speaker 1: the daughter's name is Benitez, Alejandro Benitez, right, and and
Speaker 1: and the mom's last name is Benitez, and dad's last
Speaker 1: name is Alejandro Okay or one of his last names.
Speaker 1: So yeah, man, that's I mean, that's so if it's
Speaker 1: Duran Duran, I have questions. I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need maybe some somebody with some maybe from
Speaker 1: a Hispanic family, to help explain this to me, because
Speaker 1: I am now fascinated by this. But I'm sure that
Speaker 1: it's probably not what I'm thinking, right right, right right,
Speaker 1: Or maybe Duran is just such a common name, like
Speaker 1: if two smiths meet, it doesn't mean they're related. But
Speaker 1: that's not a name I'm super familiar with in eighties music,
Speaker 1: I am and a little comeback there in the nineties,
Speaker 1: But didn't they do some in the two thousand? They
Speaker 1: did some of the two thousands that was very popular too,
Speaker 1: didn't they They kind of had a comeback yet I
Speaker 1: remember playing it on the radio. Now they're gonna turn
Speaker 1: this into a Duran durand this guy, because why the
Speaker 1: heck not? What was the song they did as a
Speaker 1: I guess Oh they had one in twenty twenty one too, Invisible.
Speaker 1: That's not the one I'm thinking of Mmmm, well, hungry
Speaker 1: like the Wolf's The Big One. Girls on Film is
Speaker 1: a great song save a prayer from Andria oh Man,
Speaker 1: I forgot how many good Duran Duran songs there are. Oh,
Speaker 1: I bet it was you know what it was? Ross?
Speaker 1: I think it was Notorious, right, didn't they do a
Speaker 1: song called Notorious?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 5: If they did, I completely purged it from my brain.
Speaker 1: Oh you don't like Duranda Ran.
Speaker 5: I don't have a problem with him.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wild Boys is good, especially to lie like that
Speaker 1: live album, Skin Trade is good. I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: listen to Duranda Uran later. Yeah, there's so many, but
Speaker 1: I was trying to figure out the one that they
Speaker 1: did late nineties. That's gotta be it, all right, Notorious
Speaker 1: Do Do Do Do.
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: That was It was a remaster of Notorious, but it
Speaker 1: did chart now somehowse I'm thinking of all right, we
Speaker 1: got totally sidetracked on it. Well I did, ros didn't.
Speaker 1: He is no control right now because I'm in Duran
Speaker 1: Duran mode. All right. So that's that is story number one.
Speaker 1: I mentioned I wanted to do two in this section,
Speaker 1: so I don't know. Maybe something he'd helped me out
Speaker 1: with the last name. Thing, are they big Duran Duran
Speaker 1: fans early eighties pop music, or since neither of them
Speaker 1: appear to be born they're in their mid twenties, we
Speaker 1: got some cousin stuff going on. Don't know, but I
Speaker 1: would like to know because we're you know, we're naturally
Speaker 1: curious around here, and hell yeah, I want to know
Speaker 1: why this couple of twenty somethings and then whoever the
Speaker 1: third person is, allegedly thought this dude was sitting on
Speaker 1: a mill. California lawmakers blocked bid to make pain sixteen
Speaker 1: and seventeen year olds for sex a felony. So I
Speaker 1: just want to read that because you're like, oh wait
Speaker 1: a second, I must have misheard that. There's no way
Speaker 1: you said what you just said. California lawmakers block bid
Speaker 1: to make pain sixteen and seventeen year olds for sex
Speaker 1: of felony. That's right. They don't want you paying a
Speaker 1: sixteen year old to perform a sex act and then
Speaker 1: getting charged with a felony for it. So no need
Speaker 1: to cancel the vacation, pedophiles. They're here for you. I'm
Speaker 1: assuming I'm trying to. So it's like, well, how do
Speaker 1: they spin this to make Republicans look like the bad people.
Speaker 1: I'm going to assume it'll be something along the lines
Speaker 1: of them not wanting kids to work or something. I
Speaker 1: don't know. How are we here? Can you ross? Can
Speaker 1: you imagine in our childhood even because remember we were
Speaker 1: the generation of you're all going to get stole in
Speaker 1: and end up on a milk carton, and yet our
Speaker 1: parents still let us run free. Right, But there was
Speaker 1: that undercurrent with the Stranger Danger stuff. How many times
Speaker 1: did that Stranger Danger run in the middle of Saturday
Speaker 1: morning cartoons? They at least once an episode. And so,
Speaker 1: but the idea that you would have lawmakers in a
Speaker 1: US state be like, oh, no, you want to pay
Speaker 1: a sixteen year old as a prostitute, Well, there's no
Speaker 1: need to charge you with a felony for that, because
Speaker 1: what California is basically done is they have lowered their
Speaker 1: prostitution laws to where you pretty much have to be
Speaker 1: dumb to get caught. That's why they literally have those
Speaker 1: those idiot girls on that whatever podcast that you always
Speaker 1: see the clips of that are literal like sex workers
Speaker 1: out in California, because I think the laws don't even
Speaker 1: charge the workers. They charge the Johns or something. It's
Speaker 1: just crazy. And then it's like super misdemeanor stuff, which
Speaker 1: if you want to have a debate about adults in
Speaker 1: California wants to do it that way, it probably wouldn't
Speaker 1: make pay headline. You're talking about sixteen and seventeen year olds.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about sixteen and seventeen year olds, which in
Speaker 1: a lot of parts California. I don't know what the
Speaker 1: age of consent is. It may be sixteen, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't want to. Good Ross, will you google age
Speaker 1: of consent in California? Please? I know you don't want
Speaker 1: that on your search history. But there's a legitimate purpose here.
Speaker 1: Like even so, even so for everything else that an
Speaker 1: eighteen year old requires, it's crazy. And let me tell
Speaker 1: you one of the pushbacks is this lunatic, this Scott
Speaker 1: Wiener or whatever his name is, where is it he's been?
Speaker 1: Heath feels that he's the one who said the laws
Speaker 1: like this are quote targeted at the gay community. Why
Speaker 1: would you go on record with that it is eighteen
Speaker 1: in California. Then this is extra insane. What are we
Speaker 1: doing here so a sixteen year old can't consent to it,
Speaker 1: but you can't get charged above a misdemeanor for it.
Speaker 1: I'm not how does that work. Is it not statutory
Speaker 1: rape at that point? Or if you pay them, does
Speaker 1: it not become rape? It becomes you like hiring a
Speaker 1: kid to mow your lawn. I'm so confused. How could
Speaker 1: you have an objection to this, especially when it's transactional.
Speaker 1: It's not. What I'm saying is when I say it's transactional,
Speaker 1: I mean it's not a fifteen year old high school
Speaker 1: freshman and an eighteen year old high school senior. The
Speaker 1: Romeo and Juliet exception as they call it in a
Speaker 1: lot of states, So the age of consent is eighteen
Speaker 1: in California. You had enough sense to do that, because remember,
Speaker 1: age of consent laws either didn't exist in a lot
Speaker 1: of states or were much lower for a very long time.
Speaker 1: So California bumps into eighteen, but then allows you, with
Speaker 1: a misdemeanor charge to then pay a sixteen year old
Speaker 1: to come over and act as a prostitute for you.
Speaker 1: It blows my mind. I just assumed the age of
Speaker 1: consent had to be sixteen. It didn't make it right,
Speaker 1: but I just assumed. Then the only explanation here is
Speaker 1: Scott Wiener and anyone else who supports is you all
Speaker 1: want to you all want to you all want to
Speaker 1: hook up with kids. I can't even use the word
Speaker 1: based on what you want to do, and and and
Speaker 1: you're you're intellected office and you're open about it, and
Speaker 1: enough of you got together to go. Now we're not
Speaker 1: gonna we're not gonna criminalize that as a felony. Wait
Speaker 1: a sec is this? This is probably true. They're also
Speaker 1: trying to pass Oh dear god, they they want to
Speaker 1: pass a law that says you can't sit in the
Speaker 1: front seat of a car as a child. So well,
Speaker 1: that's well, the reason for that, Boston Paul, is you
Speaker 1: don't hook up with your sixteen year old prostitute in
Speaker 1: the front seat. You do it in the backseat. Apparently
Speaker 1: in California, when you're up there on lover's Lane where
Speaker 1: you're paying as sixteen year old prostitute and not getting
Speaker 1: charged with a felony. I am blown I was not
Speaker 1: often I'm blown away, but holy hell, will they've required
Speaker 1: to report their tips?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 1: Luckily which one? I one? We should report the tips?
Speaker 1: In this instance. That being said, I remember Trump saying
Speaker 1: that not an attax tips. So I'm sure it extends
Speaker 1: to sixteen year old prostitutes if it works for sixteen
Speaker 1: year old Denny's waitresses. Wait, can you work at eighteen
Speaker 1: in a way as a waitress? I wonder what's the
Speaker 1: age to work in California? So you can work at
Speaker 1: the prostitute fore you can work in like a restaurant,
Speaker 1: maybe age two. Look, California, we're all learning stuff today. Okay, well,
Speaker 1: thank god, now here's something that's at least oh geez, Okay,
Speaker 1: so there are acts you can't actually work at fourteen,
Speaker 1: except it's a very limited thing, very limited. U. You
Speaker 1: have to have a specialty work permit, of course you do.
Speaker 1: And there's a hand only a handful of types of
Speaker 1: jobs you can do, and the hours are very limited.
Speaker 1: To do open employment in in the US or in California,
Speaker 1: you have to be eighteen to do most jobs. Well,
Speaker 1: not prostitute. You can be sixteen apparently and seventeen. So
Speaker 1: look at that. They're actually expanding this what just absolute
Speaker 1: lunacy this morning eight eight eight nine three four seven
Speaker 1: eight seven four. Hey, for you married couples out there,
Speaker 1: are you cohabiting? Couples whatever it is. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you a question. You guys fight over the ac, the
Speaker 1: h fact, the heating. And I say fight, I mean
Speaker 1: where there's a thermostat battle ross. You guys do a
Speaker 1: thermostat battle at your house. Somebody likes it colder, somebody
Speaker 1: likes it warmer. You guys jive, Yeah, yeah, we jive.
Speaker 1: You give that's good man. But you you know you've
Speaker 1: seen those couples right where like, be over there, the
Speaker 1: husband walks over is who turned? Then? Now you then
Speaker 1: the fight sometimes with kids too, because like your kids
Speaker 1: will be like, let's turn it to this and then
Speaker 1: keep all the doors open. And they don't pay any
Speaker 1: damn bills, so you gotta you gotta do the old
Speaker 1: man thing. I'm not paying the heat or ac the outside,
Speaker 1: all right, But well here's the deal. If you guys
Speaker 1: battle currently as a married couple where.
Speaker 6: You like.
Speaker 9: Go.
Speaker 1: I saw it, dude. I saw a guy who on
Speaker 1: a YouTube video opened up one of those old school
Speaker 1: thermostats and then pitched them where the meters look. So
Speaker 1: he knew it was three degrees cooler or three degrees warm.
Speaker 1: I can remember which one. And so when she said it,
Speaker 1: he was getting a three degree reduction, and he felt
Speaker 1: very proud of himself. And I'm like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: that's great, bro, But like if she's cold, she's gonna
Speaker 1: go turn the damn thing up. So I want you
Speaker 1: to know it will never end. That's the point that
Speaker 1: I'm making. It will never end. And help us prove
Speaker 1: that it will never end, and you will be dealing
Speaker 1: with it till the day you both drop dead. Is
Speaker 1: our favorite type of cautionary tale. It's Florida Man.
Speaker 10: Florida Man. Florida Man is something in the waterty errors
Speaker 10: hand that makes you do all that crazy crap. It's
Speaker 10: like the state is one be dumbass trapped. Nowhere else
Speaker 10: has the Florida Man.
Speaker 11: It is almost like as the weird Factor climbs and
Speaker 11: you find out it haven't in Florida every time, Florida,
Speaker 11: then Florida.
Speaker 12: Then if anyone can.
Speaker 11: Jeer me, if you know you can to mind life
Speaker 11: be crazy, but of course but it's not.
Speaker 10: It's bad crab crazy as yours. Nowhere else are you
Speaker 10: gonna find tam.
Speaker 9: They're so used to it, they don't find tim.
Speaker 10: Hooray for Florida.
Speaker 1: Then alrighty there you go. Florida man in this case
Speaker 1: is eighty seven years young. Yeah, it's an eighty seven
Speaker 1: year old Florida man arrested yesterday for domestic battery after
Speaker 1: tangling with his wife when she sought to turn the
Speaker 1: air conditioning down in the couple's residence. Isn't that always
Speaker 1: the way? Can't go put a sweater on? Go put
Speaker 1: a sweater on, Grandma. She's eighty five, by the way.
Speaker 1: Not identified. He's identified as Charles Ingram. Investigators say Ingram
Speaker 1: returned the couple Saint Petersburg home, argued with his wife
Speaker 1: about the ac touched the thermostat to turn the air down,
Speaker 1: prompting the woman then touched the thermistat to turn the
Speaker 1: air down, prompting Ingram to push away the victim against
Speaker 1: the wall. A question by police would be Ingram admitted
Speaker 1: to trying to push her to remove her hand from it,
Speaker 1: and then he stated that she hit him back. Only
Speaker 1: eighty seven and eighty five. Uh. Ingram arrested for domestic violence,
Speaker 1: with the charge enhanced to a felony. Dude to oh, okay,
Speaker 1: so this is not a new this this guy's kind
Speaker 1: of a bad dude. Man, he's got multiple prior battery
Speaker 1: convictions dating back more than four decades. Well, she was
Speaker 1: gonna leave. I think she would have left by now,
Speaker 1: that's so sad.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: And in nineteen eighty five felony welfare fraud conviction. All right, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: So the thermostat going to be his downfall? Ain't that
Speaker 1: always the way? All right? Six forty six coming up
Speaker 1: on the show. Uh, let's see here, we gotta fail. Wait, Boston,
Speaker 1: Paul's feeding me full of all sorts of stuff. All right,
Speaker 1: So the California law propose require teenagers under sixteen to
Speaker 1: sit in the back of the seat, in the back
Speaker 1: seat of the car if they are not tall enough,
Speaker 1: even if they are sixteen or older. Okay, so if
Speaker 1: you get a shorty sixteen year old prostitute and you're
Speaker 1: gonna be in the back anyway. I'm not the one
Speaker 1: who brought up to I am the one who brought
Speaker 1: it up on the show, but I'm sure as hell
Speaker 1: not the one that prompted this story. Because I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure if you commit rape that it should be a
Speaker 1: felony if you pay for it, Like can you get could?
Speaker 1: So you can go? Could if you go? I don't
Speaker 1: know let's go let's go college date rape. Okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: I know this is tough topics, but these people are lunatics.
Speaker 1: So if you if you leave twenty bucks serious or
Speaker 1: you had like a high school party like that, like
Speaker 1: that crazy movie Kids which scarred me for life watching that.
Speaker 1: Just an a warn you. Uh that was crazy. You're like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a movie about kids. What are these kids doing?
Speaker 1: The kid from Wyoming. I'm like, that's not We don't
Speaker 1: party like that. What is wrong with the rest of
Speaker 1: the country. So if I if I leave a Benjamin,
Speaker 1: We're fine and I can only face some misdemeanor or something. Well,
Speaker 1: you're what you're doing is you're targeting. You're targeting the
Speaker 1: gay community. According to Scott Weener, that's not the only objection,
Speaker 1: but just the sheer lunacy of putting that out there.
Speaker 1: What are you implying, Scott, I mean you yourself or
Speaker 1: remember the LGBTQ commutee why would you say that? The
Speaker 1: whole thing is just h stomach churning? All right? Six
Speaker 1: forty eight back in a few russ is pulling a
Speaker 1: quick clip from it with ABC News is Terry Moran
Speaker 1: Moran Moran attempt to get it right, and they had,
Speaker 1: you know, they had a little back and forth. They
Speaker 1: talked about some putin. Of course, they talked about let's
Speaker 1: see here, I have a little rundown thing here. And
Speaker 1: they talked a lot about obviously immigration stuff, specifically the
Speaker 1: Garcia there, the Elsa, the Maryland man, the Maryland father
Speaker 1: who's from El Salvador and is no one El Salvador.
Speaker 1: And they're going to back and forth over I can't
Speaker 1: decide if Trump thinks that. Literally, I think that they're
Speaker 1: communicating past each other because I'm watching this reporter pretend
Speaker 1: like gang symbols don't have symbolism, which the tattoos are.
Speaker 1: The symbols are the symbolism. And when you notice patterns,
Speaker 1: it I mean stuff that they look in every element
Speaker 1: of law enforcement. It's how the categorize people. It's how
Speaker 1: they sort people when you if you go into prison,
Speaker 1: one of the first things that they're going to do
Speaker 1: before they let you into a prison is going to
Speaker 1: take you in a room. They're gonna take your clothes out.
Speaker 1: For the most part, they're gonna document each and every
Speaker 1: one of your tattoos. And that's for two reasons. One
Speaker 1: they can tell if you're getting tattoos in prison, but
Speaker 1: less so than that, they want to know if you're
Speaker 1: if you're a gang member, because like there's ramifications if
Speaker 1: they stick you in a certain part of the prison,
Speaker 1: or they want to be able to keep an eye
Speaker 1: on you, or they want to be able to behind
Speaker 1: the scenes kind of track your communications, you know, intercept
Speaker 1: your letters, do all the stuff that they do as
Speaker 1: a part of trying to stop drugs or you know,
Speaker 1: whatever your gang may be. For Like, it's like law
Speaker 1: enforcement is stupid. They document all of this stuff, and
Speaker 1: tattoos tell stories. It's why there's a couple gangs trendy
Speaker 1: Aragua is interesting because parts of them do rely on tattoos,
Speaker 1: but a segment of them intentionally don't. Which if I
Speaker 1: was running a gang, let's say Ross and I started
Speaker 1: a gang today. Okay, I don't know what we're gonna
Speaker 1: call it, but we're gonna be feared. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: that lots of barrels of acid. One of the first
Speaker 1: things that I would do at our at our founding
Speaker 1: meeting is be like, we're not gonna get tattoos identifying ourselves.
Speaker 1: That's dumb. I don't want law enforcement, and I don't
Speaker 1: want our enemies to, you know, to know that it's us.
Speaker 1: So no, I'm not gonna get my face covered up
Speaker 1: like a MS thirteen Salvadory and lunatic. When you see
Speaker 1: those guys all standing around in their boxers and prison there, like,
Speaker 1: why would you do that? Now I know who you are. No,
Speaker 1: that'll be a job number one. Job number two, we'll
Speaker 1: get the gang colors put on the the F eighteen
Speaker 1: hornet that I found in the ocean yesterday. So so
Speaker 1: they're going back and forth, they're crosstalking each other, and finally,
Speaker 1: Trump just be Trump, Trump being trump Man says this.
Speaker 7: Wasn't a member of a gang.
Speaker 4: And then they looked and on his knuckles he had
Speaker 4: MS There's a wait a minute, Wait a minute, he
Speaker 4: had MS thirteen.
Speaker 7: We had some tattoos that are interpreted that way. But
Speaker 7: let's move on. Wait a minute.
Speaker 1: And by the way, this guy with interpretations, I'll just
Speaker 1: wait for Terry.
Speaker 7: He did not have to let or MS one.
Speaker 12: It says M S one three.
Speaker 7: That was photoshop. Uh so let me do it was photoshop?
Speaker 7: Ter you ahead of that. Hey, they're giving you the
Speaker 7: big break of a lifetime. You know you're doing the interview.
Speaker 7: I picked you because frankly.
Speaker 1: I never heard of you.
Speaker 7: But that's okay. I picked you, Terry Hey, but you're
Speaker 7: not being very nice.
Speaker 1: Our three, uh, and that will be our bi weekly wait,
Speaker 1: bi weekly every other week or I just get those
Speaker 1: mixed up, but basically our every other week conversation with
Speaker 1: Brad not Congressman not. And we've got a few things
Speaker 1: to get into. I do see his senate counterpart, everybody's
Speaker 1: favorite senator, our favorite senator, mister slender man, excuse me.
Speaker 1: Tom Tillis has now decided he's going to become the
Speaker 1: the agent of change against North Carolina jurisdictions that are sanctuary,
Speaker 1: identifying nine counties, and I'm sure you'll be shocked to
Speaker 1: learn which counties they are, because most of you are
Speaker 1: sitting in one of them. So in the triad you
Speaker 1: got Forsythe and Guildford. In the triangle you got Durham,
Speaker 1: Orange Wake and Chatham, o car Mecklenburg obviously Charlotte, and
Speaker 1: we got two of the mountains. And I'm sure you
Speaker 1: probably could figure out exactly which ones they are. Yes,
Speaker 1: you are correct, Buncombe and home of Asheville and Wataga,
Speaker 1: home of Boone and app State University. So there you go.
Speaker 1: All right, So those nine counties are in some way,
Speaker 1: shape or form, according to senator, excuse me, Tom tillis
Speaker 1: shielding criminal legal immigrants. Dude, this is the laziest fight
Speaker 1: for you, mister senator. Well, I mean, how does the
Speaker 1: senator impact this? Why don't you do something useful up there?
Speaker 1: Why don't you why don't you spearhead this, this FEMA
Speaker 1: fix that's going on. I got that in the stack today.
Speaker 1: But we're gonna we're gonna talk to the congressman about
Speaker 1: all this stuff. Okay, so that'll be coming up. Now,
Speaker 1: let me get back to this audio. So Terry Moran,
Speaker 1: ABC News, he's going back and forth with Trump. There's
Speaker 1: a couple takeaways here. One, I'm like wondering if if
Speaker 1: Trump's and this guy are talking past each other or
Speaker 1: Trump did think that photo with the what was clear
Speaker 1: printed letters on it, which to indicate what those mean,
Speaker 1: like I I would like I'd like to know. But also,
Speaker 1: you know, it's not like it's not like he's probably
Speaker 1: spent more than five seconds on that, considering he's doing
Speaker 1: a thousand things. So I just I don't know the answer.
Speaker 1: But here's here's the one thing I will say. It
Speaker 1: doesn't matter whether those letters are on there or not
Speaker 1: indicating what those tattoos means. That's what those tattoos mean
Speaker 1: in a gang environment, in that order, in that position.
Speaker 1: That's not in dispute. I don't care how many people
Speaker 1: like Terry Moran say this.
Speaker 4: Wasn't a member of a gang, and then they look
Speaker 4: and on his knuckles he had MS.
Speaker 7: There's a dispute.
Speaker 4: He had MS thirteen.
Speaker 7: He had some tattoos that are interpreted that way.
Speaker 1: But let's move on, all right, let me stop here.
Speaker 1: You know you know who interprets them that way? Ross,
Speaker 1: Do you know who interprets them that way? Those particular
Speaker 1: series of four tattoos in that position on the body.
Speaker 1: Do you know who interprets them though?
Speaker 5: Who would that be? M?
Speaker 1: S thirteen?
Speaker 5: Okay, Yeah, So if MS thirteen sees that, they're like, hey,
Speaker 5: that's MS thirteen, that's us, and you better be MS
Speaker 5: thirteen is the other What if it's not?
Speaker 1: What if you're you're just the unluckiest bastard ever. Well,
Speaker 1: I would I would point this out. The likelihood is
Speaker 1: because you're going and you're getting these tattoos that the
Speaker 1: tattoo artist may know, right he let me ask you
Speaker 1: a question for you, any of you tattoo artists that
Speaker 1: are listening, because I'm sure we have a huge contingent
Speaker 1: of tattoo artist or people are just really into tattoos
Speaker 1: and you hang out to the shop. If you're a
Speaker 1: tattoo artist, you gotta know what the gang symbols are
Speaker 1: right in an area. I guess it depends on the
Speaker 1: type of tattoo shop you work in. And a lot
Speaker 1: of these tattoos are not done in a shop environment.
Speaker 1: They have somebody do them, and the quality of the
Speaker 1: tattoos on his knuckles, I can't tell if that's a
Speaker 1: home job or a prison job or not. But like, like,
Speaker 1: if you're a tattoo artist and somebody comes in and
Speaker 1: they're like, put, you know this giant thing that symbolizes
Speaker 1: this gang around here and you're not associated with it?
Speaker 5: Are you?
Speaker 1: Is that something you even touch? I don't know the
Speaker 1: answer to these things. I'm not a tattoo guy.
Speaker 5: Like you go into your leg, I want a tattoo
Speaker 5: in my hands. Remind me of my kid, and my
Speaker 5: kid's name is Mary Smith and she was born in
Speaker 5: twenty thirteen. To just put thirteen on my knuckles, like
Speaker 5: MS thirteen And you think the tattoo artists would be like,
Speaker 5: I don't know, that's a good idea. And here's why I'm.
Speaker 1: Very sorry about your uh, your daughter there. So what's
Speaker 1: your name Mary, Mary Smith?
Speaker 5: Yeah, born in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh wow, Okay, it's very sad. Yeah yeah, but
Speaker 1: like all but like that's a bigger discussion, like or
Speaker 1: you just somebody wants something really stupid, like if like
Speaker 1: if a like if a middle aged woman not middle
Speaker 1: aged one, let's say late twenties right closing in on
Speaker 1: better get this done, comes in and she's like, you
Speaker 1: know what, I want to lift my youth. I want
Speaker 1: to get a tramp stamp right a bit. She asked
Speaker 1: for a butterfly right above the butt. At this point,
Speaker 1: don't you just talk people out of that? Now? Gosh,
Speaker 1: why was that our thing for our era? Man? How
Speaker 1: many women did you know that it has a tattoo
Speaker 1: of the butterfly right above the butt crack? You're all
Speaker 1: unique flowers. Here's the other here's the other problem with
Speaker 1: Terry Moran from ABC News going and by the way,
Speaker 1: I'm not picking on you, you just y'all did the
Speaker 1: same thing. So, uh, Terry Moran from ABC News talking
Speaker 1: about how well some people interpret it like that it's
Speaker 1: up to interpretation. This is the very same lunatic who
Speaker 1: went on for days about the run that was the
Speaker 1: Seapack stage.
Speaker 5: Wait, that's the same guy.
Speaker 1: That's the one of the same guys MSMB. Seriously, he said,
Speaker 1: but Terry Moran there because his last name sounds like moron,
Speaker 1: and I was having fun colonies on that's right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's when they would show the stage,
Speaker 5: and they showed the.
Speaker 1: Stage from the elevator because they were in that arena,
Speaker 1: and then they they always set them up in like
Speaker 1: the luxury boxes there, so they panned down and look
Speaker 1: at the rooin.
Speaker 5: That means the thing, that's the room that was on
Speaker 5: the spear of destiny apparently, and yeah.
Speaker 1: White supremacists love it. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't
Speaker 1: know if the spirit but the white supremacist stuff. So
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear this. Well, some people interpreted
Speaker 1: that way. The difference is the some people at the
Speaker 1: MS thirteen tattoos are literally uh you know, gang interdiction officers,
Speaker 1: gang members, the justice departments, you know, literally the storage
Speaker 1: apparatus that keeps all this information. They're the ones who
Speaker 1: consider that the only person who considered the ruin stage
Speaker 1: at Seapac to be some intentional thing, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: didn't we find out the whole thing was done by
Speaker 1: a company that was run by a giant moonbat. But
Speaker 1: she but a capitalism minded moonbat. I think so because
Speaker 1: it's DC. So they hire one of these event companies
Speaker 1: which are run in this case by this woman who's
Speaker 1: clearly a Democrat and so, and she's the one to
Speaker 1: put the stage together. She's the one they designed the
Speaker 1: whole setup. Obviously the guys signed off on it, but
Speaker 1: it was such an easy to research nothing burger, and
Speaker 1: they're just like, oh, I can barely look at the ruin.
Speaker 1: It makes me want to hate people of color. It's so,
Speaker 1: you know, adopted by the white soprime. It was the
Speaker 1: dumbest thing. So now we don't read into symbolism. How
Speaker 1: about NBC News having that the lunatic ex assistant director
Speaker 1: of the U of the FBI on who got memory
Speaker 1: was upset because Trump had the flag lowered to half
Speaker 1: mass for eight days. He had it lowered for eight days.
Speaker 1: And you know what eight is right? And it's an
Speaker 1: H right if you if you alphabetize the alphabet, or
Speaker 1: if you numerize the alphabet, it's an H. And then
Speaker 1: if you put another one there, which I don't remember
Speaker 1: how he found the other one, but then he put
Speaker 1: eighty eight. And now you're now it's Hyle Hitler. And
Speaker 1: then and then, and they would sit there and they
Speaker 1: go through this stuff. How many of these do we
Speaker 1: go through? With Trump? Of course Elon must did the
Speaker 1: Nazi salute, even though he verbally said, my heart goes
Speaker 1: out to you, it's just him. That was just him
Speaker 1: trying to get it in under the under the wire,
Speaker 1: so to speak, cheated in on you. And then everything
Speaker 1: from there, they always they had some weird and every
Speaker 1: one of them reminded you of that meme with the
Speaker 1: guy from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia with his board
Speaker 1: with all the red string back and forth and the
Speaker 1: writing on it. And but but they would lead with
Speaker 1: this stuff. Maybe Terry Moron should get his knuckles tattooed
Speaker 1: and see what happens. I you know, if you want
Speaker 1: to be an intrepid undercover reporter. Can you imagine him
Speaker 1: trying to like blend into MS thirteen. That'd be great,
Speaker 1: Like Boucemi, Hey, what's up, fellow kids. Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what we need to do. We need to send to
Speaker 1: Terry Moran in We'll have to get his face all
Speaker 1: tatted up.
Speaker 5: No, it's like the beginning of twenty one Jump straight
Speaker 5: with Channing Tatum. Yeah, and remember that movie opens up
Speaker 5: and they've got like the do rags on their head
Speaker 5: and they're wearing the flannel and yeah, his name was
Speaker 5: I'm Jeff. This is my friend Boots.
Speaker 1: Be fantastic, dude. I'd watch that. I'd have much more
Speaker 1: respect for Terry Moran. Moran, moron, i'd have I would
Speaker 1: have heard of you. Well, I've heard of you because
Speaker 1: I made fun of you with the ruin Gate. But
Speaker 1: what the hell? All right, seth, I'll look at this ross.
Speaker 1: Everything's happening during the show. They just arrested a the
Speaker 1: the third kidnapper and the Amber Alert thing. So earlier
Speaker 1: they arrested Duran Duran. Now it's Alejandro Chris Cross so wow,
Speaker 1: that's wow.
Speaker 5: Did they get the Daddy Mac and the mac Daddy
Speaker 5: both of them.
Speaker 1: Well they got one of them.
Speaker 5: I want of them.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't know. Maybe apparently he was trying to
Speaker 1: get away when law enforcement showed up. He was in
Speaker 1: such a hurry put.
Speaker 5: His pants on that it's not smart. You can trip
Speaker 5: up on that, yeah, right, you.
Speaker 1: Can trip up on the right way around if you
Speaker 1: don't have a belt. We've seen that. But backwards, by
Speaker 1: by the way, that was it. That's the thing about that.
Speaker 1: That wasn't even a thing before that.
Speaker 5: No, that was the thing. They tried to make a
Speaker 5: thing for the kids. Like it was like a wrestling gimmick, Like,
Speaker 5: what's their thing going to be? They're going to wear
Speaker 5: their close backwards. We'll call him chriss Cross or something.
Speaker 5: It was so dumb.
Speaker 1: Did you ever your pants? Never would your dad have?
Speaker 5: Just like I wasn't, you know, I honestly wasn't such
Speaker 5: a big fan of hip hop and that sort of
Speaker 5: music back in the day.
Speaker 1: So I was like I had a buddy who was
Speaker 1: into he but he was like skateboarder, snowboarder dude, and
Speaker 1: then long hairy hippie guys. And he was Corey good dude.
Speaker 1: He's the son of my second mom. He doesn't talk
Speaker 1: to him anymore because she's all super woke and she anyway,
Speaker 1: But he had Jenkos. Do you remember those Janco pants
Speaker 1: which I thought were the stupid big pant And then
Speaker 1: he'd make fun of me wearing wranglers, so whatever, I remember.
Speaker 1: I remember when day were over at his house and
Speaker 1: the video.
Speaker 5: He's making fun of your wranglers. Yeah, like your regular pants.
Speaker 5: You're just wearing pants, and he's wearing like a parachute
Speaker 5: on his own wranglers.
Speaker 1: Wranglers are a cat. It's a cowboy cut wrangler.
Speaker 5: So yeah, but still you're growing up in Wyoming, it
Speaker 5: seems like, yeah, they.
Speaker 1: Literally when he come out of the womb, there's a
Speaker 1: tiny pair of wranglers they shoot the baby into for
Speaker 1: the guys. For if it's a girl, they shoot you
Speaker 1: in a pair of Rockies, which I don't even know
Speaker 1: if they make rockies, but let me tell you, Rockies
Speaker 1: were the premire female cowgirl pant. You know why because
Speaker 1: they had no back pockets. And I know women complain
Speaker 1: they don't get any pockets, but it accentuates would be
Speaker 1: the way to go ahead and put that. So yeah,
Speaker 1: so well he's got to pick me on something. But
Speaker 1: I remember one day wherever his house and that video
Speaker 1: comes on and he come he goes like he's going
Speaker 1: to the bathroom. He comes back and he's got these
Speaker 1: Jencos on backwards. I'm like, Corey, I had no idea
Speaker 1: that they could look dumber. Congratulations because that's the that's
Speaker 1: the and then we really He's like, this is horrible.
Speaker 1: It's basically pinching me. And I'm like, yeah, all right.
Speaker 5: Some trends you look back and you're like, yeah, I
Speaker 5: can see where that was popular and it was sort
Speaker 5: of cool, and sometimes those trends come back. This is
Speaker 5: a trend. Those pants. I don't think we'll ever come back.
Speaker 5: We should bring it back because it's so dumb, Like
Speaker 5: you look at it back, you just think it's a joke.
Speaker 5: Like I showed it to one of my nieces and
Speaker 5: they thought it was like a photoshop joke, like a
Speaker 5: like a meeting or something, and I'm like, no, that
Speaker 5: actually happened. Those are pants that people wore.
Speaker 1: There was Remember the album cover was them standing backwards
Speaker 1: but their clothes all facing forward, right, My wrong? Was
Speaker 1: that not the album cover?
Speaker 5: Few you know, I'm just talking about the pants. Oh, well, yeah,
Speaker 5: the big stupid pants like that'll never come back. I
Speaker 5: hope not.
Speaker 1: By the way, if you haven't figured out by now,
Speaker 1: they did not arrest the third guy's name is not
Speaker 1: criss Cross. It's just that the two they arrested or
Speaker 1: named Duran Duran, which also because of the way that
Speaker 1: Latin American names tend to last names work in many
Speaker 1: instances where they have hyphenated mothers father's last name, why
Speaker 1: are they the same? That brings me questions. They so
Speaker 1: they did arrest to a couple named Duran Duran. They
Speaker 1: have not arrested the third What is the album cover? Yeah,
Speaker 1: sure enough, there it is. Well, that's the jump single,
Speaker 1: that's what that's what they're facing forward. But the main album. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to remember what were the one hit wonders
Speaker 1: of that era? Tag team right ONYX and Chris Cross
Speaker 1: all one hit wonders. It was not a good era
Speaker 1: for hip hop right in that little window, at least
Speaker 1: not for non gangsters.
Speaker 5: Don't don't forget about Snow informed.
Speaker 1: Snow's Canadian and now that Canada said they broke off
Speaker 1: the relationships, so we're gonna have to talk about Snow, right, Hey,
Speaker 1: they broke up with us man. Plus he's a snitch, right.
Speaker 5: Right, I think that's what the song is about. It's
Speaker 5: been like remember and yeah, I know, but like it's
Speaker 5: one of the most songs of that era that comes
Speaker 5: in the radio and you can recite it word for word, right,
Speaker 5: but that's the song that comes on that one. I'm like,
Speaker 5: I have no idea to this day, I have no
Speaker 5: idea what they're saying.
Speaker 1: No, wasn't he didn't he hold the record for fastest
Speaker 1: rapper or something.
Speaker 5: It's like one word in the song. I know the title.
Speaker 1: Informer all right, it was sending me crazy emails. Now
Speaker 1: I've been talking about dude. Do you know how many
Speaker 1: of our listeners try to put their pants on backward
Speaker 1: and almost injured themselves. Dude? It was a syop man,
Speaker 1: Chris Cross was a syop to injure people. It was
Speaker 1: like you know what it was. It was like the
Speaker 1: it was like the uh, the the TikTok challenges, but
Speaker 1: the ones where they're trying to get you to hurt yourself.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: It was like the first government psyop to try to
Speaker 5: get kids to like stop moving and be healthy. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: put the pants down and you can't run right.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's it, or it was just one of these
Speaker 1: dumb internet challenges before really the internet was a thing.
Speaker 1: So there you go, all right, seven twenty one. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to watch this Rosa man. I have
Speaker 1: another audio clip for you. Here's the premise. Although I
Speaker 1: started to watch her video and she's she cusses a
Speaker 1: little bit. Uh black American woman who moved to Ghana
Speaker 1: to escape Trump's racism says she's coming home. Whatever could
Speaker 1: have happened, rog you're not gonna believe this. Apparently living
Speaker 1: in Ghana sucks. I don't know if you know this,
Speaker 1: she says. Quote it's filled with big, big lizards saying
Speaker 1: she says, bs not having no snacks, and there's only
Speaker 1: one old, malnourished cow, so she's outy. She also talks
Speaker 1: about how rampidly corrupt it is, how she basically has
Speaker 1: to bribe everybody to get anything done. It's of course
Speaker 1: worse because she's seen as an American, so the assumption
Speaker 1: is she she's got the she's got the cash. That's great.
Speaker 1: How did you think moving over to and what racism
Speaker 1: were you escaping? Ma'am? And by the way. I could
Speaker 1: tell right here that not having snacks is going to
Speaker 1: be a deal breaker for this woman. So Roz, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna send this to you just because you can listen
Speaker 1: to it. I'm like on the air, and if there's
Speaker 1: anything good in there, grab it. If not, I really
Speaker 1: don't care. But who knows. Maybe there's a remarkably funny
Speaker 1: thing there. All right, God, And now I gotta talk
Speaker 1: about another story, all right, that's on its way to you,
Speaker 1: all right, So let me let me flip over to this,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna we're gonna talk to Congressman Brad Nod
Speaker 1: a little about this when we chat with him here
Speaker 1: in a half hour. So Trump announced Monday the members
Speaker 1: of his FEMA Review Council will be tasked with returning
Speaker 1: power to state level emergency managers. Trump, of course, has
Speaker 1: been critical of femous handling of recent natural disasters. Our
Speaker 1: own governor and his political cohorts have been lying, or
Speaker 1: at least attempting to give a false impression that Trump
Speaker 1: and FEMA for that matter, but Trump denied the funding
Speaker 1: request for debris removal. And they're so e so mean,
Speaker 1: which is so rich and makes me so angry because
Speaker 1: of what a piece of garbage, Roy Cooper not even
Speaker 1: naming somebody to really run this thing. And then his
Speaker 1: little minion, Josh Stein, slides right in there and pretends
Speaker 1: like they had they did anything other than eat barbecue.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Josh Stein posted a video of
Speaker 1: himself or a picture of himself and his wife on
Speaker 1: their on their perennial barbecue tour. By the I almost
Speaker 1: says I have no beef with Stein's wife. Roy Cooper's
Speaker 1: wife flipped kids off, so I had beef with her.
Speaker 1: Josh Stein's wife has never done anything that says so
Speaker 1: she's just she's just, unfortunately, got to accompany her husband
Speaker 1: and oddly dress almost color coordinated, which I don't know
Speaker 1: whose idea that is. But then they're eating at some
Speaker 1: other barbecue joints somewhere in the mountains. I don't have
Speaker 1: it in front of me here, and he's and he's
Speaker 1: eating tacos. I need a barbecue ruling. Is that barbecue?
Speaker 1: Because I gotten trouble from some of you barbecue enthusiasts
Speaker 1: because I happen to think brisket is good, but apparently
Speaker 1: in North Carolina, I'm not allowed to pretend that that's
Speaker 1: good barbecue. It can only be pork, and it can
Speaker 1: only be the vinegar based and blah blah blah blah blah, which,
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, is really really good. It's my
Speaker 1: favorite kind of pork barbecue. But I like the brisket.
Speaker 1: That's just me. That being said. Can barbecue be tacos
Speaker 1: or is that an incorrect barbecued delivery system? Because clearly
Speaker 1: it looks like it's pulled pork in the tacos. I
Speaker 1: understand that, And obviously you can get tart tacos that
Speaker 1: are you know, pork. There's several out pastoor carnitas, like,
Speaker 1: there's so many good, good ways to ingest pork. But
Speaker 1: is it is it legal under North Carolina barbecue rules
Speaker 1: to put them in a tortilla? That's all I want
Speaker 1: to know. I don't know the rules. And I again
Speaker 1: I was called out for thinking that brisket is the better,
Speaker 1: the more superior barbecue. So what the heck do I know?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: All right? So, anyway back to this, So, Trump has
Speaker 1: been critical of FEMA's handling of recent natural disasters, and
Speaker 1: previous interviews, Trump has flownd the idea of getting rid
Speaker 1: of FEMA altogether and handing back responsibility of the state
Speaker 1: to handle their own emergencies. And I would point out
Speaker 1: that when it comes to disaster funds and the way
Speaker 1: that FEMA is structured, there is monies that are contributed, right,
Speaker 1: and it's not just every state pays the same. There
Speaker 1: is some sliding scale, so you're going to have to
Speaker 1: navigate all of this stuff. And obviously some states get
Speaker 1: a lot more disaster payouts because they have a lot
Speaker 1: more people. And so if you know a natural disaster hits,
Speaker 1: you know, Florida is going to be right up there.
Speaker 1: If a natural disaster hits, you have high population density
Speaker 1: populations and many parts of the state, right, And of
Speaker 1: course you get hurricanes versus Wyoming where we get disaster
Speaker 1: declarations for we can get them for frost stuff, crop loss,
Speaker 1: if you have a big, big blizzard and you lose
Speaker 1: a lot of cattle, they can do disaster declarations with those. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean so, but there's still only five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: people in the whole state. So like that's not even
Speaker 1: a you know, a smidgeon of the Tampa Bay area.
Speaker 1: That's not even a smidgeon of Fort Lauderdale, Miami. So
Speaker 1: I I don't know exactly how. What I'm telling you
Speaker 1: is some states are gonna lose their crap. Maybe not
Speaker 1: Florida because the idea of all of it, but if
Speaker 1: you have high population states California with wildfires is a
Speaker 1: good example, they're probably gonna cry and moan and everything
Speaker 1: over the idea that it's all now has to happen
Speaker 1: internally because that's gonna be very expensive for them, especially
Speaker 1: if they're not And but maybe it'll prompt them to
Speaker 1: do things like, I don't know, have water and reservoirs
Speaker 1: during fire season. That's a good learning experience there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm literally I'm of the opinion that you know, if
Speaker 1: you can do something to mitigate it, especially if you're
Speaker 1: the people screaming the loudest about it, like in California
Speaker 1: with climate change and how it's leading to more fires,
Speaker 1: and you you literally don't do the most basic things
Speaker 1: to mitigate it. You should be on your own. It's
Speaker 1: just like these people are like, I'm gonna build a
Speaker 1: I'm gonna build this sailboat out of match sticks, and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sail like I'm in the Kontiqui to Fiji
Speaker 1: or something, and they leave out of LA and then
Speaker 1: the first decent sized wave swamps them. They're floating around
Speaker 1: out there, and now in bad weather, somebody's gonna go
Speaker 1: out and rescue you. I'm very much on the I'm
Speaker 1: of the opinion like, well, what are we doing? Why
Speaker 1: would you put yourself in that situation? Well, this is
Speaker 1: what they're gonna have to fight. I just I want
Speaker 1: to make sure that we're upfront about how ugly this
Speaker 1: is gonna be. All right, hold on, first of all,
Speaker 1: Oh no, sir, I can't read the first part of
Speaker 1: your email. I'm not here to start a fight, he says.
Speaker 1: Barbecue in North Carolina sucks. That's on you, sir. Brisket
Speaker 1: is delicious and barbecue as a taco is not barbecue.
Speaker 1: All right, So three different thoughts there. Yeah, Boston. Paul
Speaker 1: wants to know why the the fat American chick who
Speaker 1: went to Ghana who want snacks didn't go with bag
Speaker 1: of crickets or long grass. I don't know. Maybe they
Speaker 1: were sold out of bag of crickets. Is that a
Speaker 1: delicacy up in the Massachusetts area? You guys, a bunch
Speaker 1: of bug eaters up there. Don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 1: All right, you know, it does have answers usually maybe
Speaker 1: possibly stages from.
Speaker 12: The maybe maybe don't set your expectations too high.
Speaker 1: Dude. I don't mean to pick on your team, but
Speaker 1: why are your own sports reporters mad about your first
Speaker 1: round pick? Because they can be a happy in Dallas. No,
Speaker 1: you got to do what Ross's GM did. What's what's
Speaker 1: his name, Billy Bean or something.
Speaker 12: Big Billy ball Bean, big balls close.
Speaker 1: I was close. I was close, not bad. So, like
Speaker 1: the couple of the sports radio guys were like, why
Speaker 1: didn't you got to get a wide receiver? And the
Speaker 1: guy literally was on doing an interview with him, and
Speaker 1: he basically owned him.
Speaker 5: And it's very he's normally not like that, Like typically
Speaker 5: he's very chill and cool, but like, I guess he's
Speaker 5: had enough because he's like.
Speaker 1: Well, he's right, he's right. He's like, we we averaged
Speaker 1: what do you say, we averaged thirty points.
Speaker 5: A game, averaged the most points in the NFL last year.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, So it's like, maybe your problem is an offense, right.
Speaker 13: Right, yeah, well nobody really I'm not gonna say nobody
Speaker 13: cares about defense anymore, but nobody really cares about defense anymore.
Speaker 5: Yeah, until it shuts the Chiefs up in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Philip, Philadelphia Eagles care about defense?
Speaker 13: Well that's the point that the defense still wins championships.
Speaker 13: But it doesn't look like anybody puts any I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just don't see that.
Speaker 12: It's like, whoever scores the most points wins and then I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, are you sure that's the rule? I mean,
Speaker 1: did you look it up or no?
Speaker 12: I just like the I just like how it sounds.
Speaker 1: What would you rather see an offensive shootout where you
Speaker 1: win or grind it out on grind it out?
Speaker 12: Yeah, grind it out occasional big play.
Speaker 5: No, you want to see your team score like seventy
Speaker 5: points a game and you want the other team to
Speaker 5: score zero points a game. That's well that's you.
Speaker 1: Oh well that's.
Speaker 5: That's what you want right when you want your game?
Speaker 5: Don't want I want to see that team blow up
Speaker 5: every team by eighty points and give up no points.
Speaker 12: No, I don't want to see that.
Speaker 1: I want to see you know who doesn't want trench
Speaker 1: whatever broadcast network has the rights that day.
Speaker 12: Yeah, exactly, yeah right, they don't. They don't want to
Speaker 12: They want.
Speaker 1: To see what you know, I like seeing I've seen
Speaker 1: these track numbers. I've seen them because we were the
Speaker 1: Viking station. I was in Minnesota, and the worst thing
Speaker 1: could happen the Vikings be up by like forty points.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I like, I like like twenty eight,
Speaker 13: twenty one, I like like twenty four to seventeen.
Speaker 5: But I'm looking at my blood pressure and I'm like,
Speaker 5: I would I would you know, like it if after.
Speaker 13: The nineties, if you haven't had a heart attack after
Speaker 13: the nineties yet, then forget it.
Speaker 1: You're you're not going to So did you see Dion
Speaker 1: just listed his big mansion for sale.
Speaker 12: Oh gosh, prosper there can I I know you.
Speaker 1: Should go by it. Man, It's got it, It's got
Speaker 1: its own room in it.
Speaker 13: I'll put this out to anybody who will. What did
Speaker 13: you think of Dion as as an athlete?
Speaker 1: Here's what I thought, and I've talked about this. I
Speaker 1: said that the reason Dion could act like that is
Speaker 1: because Dion went out and proved that he was one
Speaker 1: of the best players to play secondary in the end
Speaker 1: fell Okay, so he could act like a diva, especially
Speaker 1: in a Dallas setting. Chador hasn't proven anything yet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I thought Dan was some indo that man.
Speaker 12: I thought he was, you know, at times exceptional to
Speaker 12: the best at it, but not.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 12: I just I just didn't see it consistently, you know
Speaker 12: what I mean.
Speaker 1: If you look at a career of stats, it's it's
Speaker 1: almost I mean, he's the man.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I get I might be thinking more baseball and
Speaker 13: than anything else, but yeah, yeah, as many.
Speaker 1: I hope he's movingand and I hope they're ready for him.
Speaker 12: All right, So five quarterbacks now, we'll see how that goes.
Speaker 1: That's good. That's going on.
Speaker 13: Yeah, it looks good today, mid uper eighties, warm day,
Speaker 13: probably not much rain. There might be an isolated shower
Speaker 13: into early this evening, especially triad West, and shower chances
Speaker 13: with us Thursday, Friday typical stuff afternoons.
Speaker 12: You gonna be talking around the water cooler.
Speaker 13: Everybody's good to goat rain to Most people are. If
Speaker 13: there's ten people there, two of them will say they
Speaker 13: got rain. So it's going to be hit and miss
Speaker 13: the weekend. Maybe a little better chance on Saturday, and
Speaker 13: it'll get a little cooler by Sunday and a chance
Speaker 13: of showers. So you know, we don't get bright sunny days,
Speaker 13: but we don't get rain all day either. I think
Speaker 13: the better chances are towards Friday, Saturday and Saturday night.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, thank you sir, appreciate it, and we'll
Speaker 1: chat here in an hour, all right, seven forty seven
Speaker 1: hang on. As I suspected from the first few seconds
Speaker 1: of the audio that I had time to listen to
Speaker 1: before we came back. In the last segment, this woman
Speaker 1: who decided that it's just everything's so racist here because
Speaker 1: you know, Trump and just everything, decided to move to Ghana.
Speaker 1: I don't know if from a heritage perspective she has
Speaker 1: some connection there, but whatever, she chose Ghana, which you know,
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, you could do worse.
Speaker 1: But she, uh, she thought it was gonna be a
Speaker 1: Xana do She thought she thought it was gonna be
Speaker 1: uh you know, some sort of uh just everybody's getting
Speaker 1: together because like because the thinking, well, everybody's black, so
Speaker 1: everyone's gonna get along, right, Uh, not so much, and
Speaker 1: she she's not having a good time over there. The
Speaker 1: problem was she also swears almost every sentence.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the first minute and a half is just nothing
Speaker 5: but bleeps, And I could bleep it, but you'd hear
Speaker 5: the bleeps while you're talking because of the way our
Speaker 5: ear chain works.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, we're not gonna We're not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: So if you want to see the whole video, it's
Speaker 1: about two minutes. Ross. Did you retweet? Did you retweet?
Speaker 1: The sun?
Speaker 5: I put up the story from not the beat?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right? So this yep, there it is and
Speaker 1: it's a it's right there at the top, says black
Speaker 1: American who moved Agana to escape racism. So she's coming
Speaker 1: home because Africa is so corrupt. Now there are there
Speaker 1: is a little bit of it I can play for
Speaker 1: you that Ross put up on the button bars. So uh,
Speaker 1: let's I.
Speaker 9: Want to take my businesses back to America.
Speaker 8: I want to open up shop back in America, opening
Speaker 8: my dentist office and all the stuff that I was
Speaker 8: gonna do out here in America. Staty electricity and the
Speaker 8: only time all electricity get head office when we don't
Speaker 8: pay the bill.
Speaker 9: And we got it so good. Now we gotta prepaid electricity.
Speaker 8: So if we forget to pay the bill, we put
Speaker 8: some money on their prepaid thing and they come right
Speaker 8: back on in two minutes, in less than two minutes
Speaker 8: right here.
Speaker 9: They come on for fourteen hours yesterday. I can't deal.
Speaker 9: I love the people. Don't get me wrong. When I'm outside,
Speaker 9: I'm having fun. I love people. When I come back
Speaker 9: to reality, when you come back home, home is where
Speaker 9: the heart is. Right when you come back home, I'm
Speaker 9: supposed to feel comfort. You're supposed to be happy. I'm
Speaker 9: not happy to live in a house.
Speaker 8: Where you look outside and all you see is turkeys
Speaker 8: and ducks and chickens and sheeps and an old, mildnourished cows.
Speaker 1: All right, so it's not you're not living the dream.
Speaker 1: Maybe the first some people that's your dream. You're really
Speaker 1: into poultry or something. But uh, and she's talking about
Speaker 1: being a Is she a dentist too?
Speaker 5: I believe so?
Speaker 1: Yeah. So like this woman is she is? She is
Speaker 1: prepared to succeed in America, there's no excuse. And she
Speaker 1: decided to go over to Ghana. I would understand if
Speaker 1: you're doing it because you're you're doing it from like
Speaker 1: a missionary standpoint, or you want to give back, But
Speaker 1: clearly she didn't think about what it's like to actually live.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: You believe the lies, the media are giving you about
Speaker 5: racism and how awful this country is, and you assume
Speaker 5: that the ethics and the morals we have in this
Speaker 5: country where a part of Western civilization, the foundation of
Speaker 5: it is going to be found everywhere because you're so
Speaker 5: used to it, you're spoiled, and it is not. It
Speaker 5: is not the same everywhere.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no no. I got a buddy who
Speaker 1: lives in uh In, uh in a country. He's a
Speaker 1: he's in America, who lives in Costa Rica that I
Speaker 1: that I've met during my travels and he he's from Texas. Originally.
Speaker 1: That dude was telling me when he tried to bring
Speaker 1: some evs in how that worked. And I'm like, that's wild, man,
Speaker 1: It's not even that bad. You get into countries, dude,
Speaker 1: you get over into I'm gonna pick on India a little,
Speaker 1: but it's not just India, it's kind of that region.
Speaker 1: Bribes are perfunctory. If you want to get some done
Speaker 1: over there, you got to pay them off. I mean that.
Speaker 5: And that's why, like we continuously send money over these
Speaker 5: countries and you don't see any results because the leaders
Speaker 5: are taking the money.
Speaker 1: Well leaders and really anyone along in the food change too.
Speaker 1: It is the every other Wednesday where we welcome in
Speaker 1: Congressman brad Not. How you doing this morning, sir.
Speaker 6: Kathie, I'm doing well. How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm pretty good? You know what I got to tell you?
Speaker 1: I had I don't know that I've ever seen a
Speaker 1: picture of Hugh standing with people whose heights that I know.
Speaker 1: You are an extremely tall individual that could have calmed
Speaker 1: the Speaker of the House when you were being sworn in.
Speaker 1: How tall are you, Congressman?
Speaker 6: You know, believe it or not, I'm actually not even
Speaker 6: close to being the tallest member of the freshman class.
Speaker 6: Just from North Carolina, Pat Harrigan, he's probably I guess
Speaker 6: six seven. I would suppose a six to eight, and
Speaker 6: I'm just immediately six'.
Speaker 1: Four so, okay you could play keep away From Mazy
Speaker 1: herono And Jim jordan at the same, Time so you
Speaker 1: got that. GOING i COULD i could absolutely Catch Jim.
Speaker 1: Jordan that dude's, fast. MAN i saw him walking around
Speaker 1: The Capitol club one time at like three times the
Speaker 1: normal speed of. Walking, Strange, yeah he goes he's in great.
Speaker 6: Faith yeah he is all.
Speaker 1: Right so uh, well you kind of have to be
Speaker 1: with everything you guys got going on up. There so,
Speaker 1: one we're doing one hundred day tour With. Trump, obviously
Speaker 1: he did the interview with THE Abc news yesterday where
Speaker 1: he Told moran that you never heard of, him which
Speaker 1: made me laugh and uh and and we're doing a
Speaker 1: lot of retrospective. Stuff and one of those that absolutely
Speaker 1: mirrors the first term is the ninety two percent of
Speaker 1: the coverage that he's received has been. Negative one hundred
Speaker 1: of the coverage hegg says received not one network just
Speaker 1: did a profile piece On. Haigeseth that's, insane, right And
Speaker 1: Elon indos's ninety six percent. Negative so as much inner
Speaker 1: introspective you, know review of one's actions that the media
Speaker 1: is claiming to have, done they've clearly learned nothing that's.
Speaker 6: Right that's right, there there's they are purposely scuttling a
Speaker 6: very strong start that The president has has gotten us off.
Speaker 6: To we have we've passed significant, legislation whether it's protecting
Speaker 6: The women And Girls Sports, acts whether it's you, know,
Speaker 6: uh ENDING dei, programs eliminating just not just down the middle,
Speaker 6: waste but exorbitant waste and very obvious. Waste, uh you,
Speaker 6: know things like paying people to water plants IN va
Speaker 6: hospitals seventy five thousand dollars a. Year things like that
Speaker 6: that should have been eradicated a long time. Ago trying
Speaker 6: to bring the records keeping process up to the modern
Speaker 6: day so that we're not keeping file cabinets to attend
Speaker 6: of ten thousand file cabinets per department in basements of
Speaker 6: buildings Throughout, WASHINGTON. Dc these are the types of things
Speaker 6: that everyone should. Celebrate The lake And Riley act bipartisan,
Speaker 6: success one of the first and years dealing with criminal illegal.
Speaker 6: Immigration but we don't hear about. It you go to
Speaker 6: The department Of, Defense. CASEY i have talked to service,
Speaker 6: Members i've talked to people who are in. Leadership there
Speaker 6: is a new, energy there is a new, focus there
Speaker 6: is a new optimism in that. Department and one of
Speaker 6: the things that is emblematic of this is they have
Speaker 6: already reached their twelve month recruiting, goals.
Speaker 1: Just going to say, yeah just a few.
Speaker 6: Months into the new, term they are surging with numbers.
Speaker 6: Again when you bring back, patriotism when you bring back traditional,
Speaker 6: values when you bring back just common sense, policy people
Speaker 6: Around america get excited about it and they want to
Speaker 6: join the team and the, press just like during the,
Speaker 6: campaign just like during The biden, presidency they are working
Speaker 6: in lockstep in opposition to what we're trying to.
Speaker 1: Do, okay but That's, washington, right even though you haven't
Speaker 1: been there as long as a lot of. FOLKS i,
Speaker 1: mean That's. Washington so are you. Recognized you're on some
Speaker 1: pretty important committees, Too so obviously you're surrounded by these
Speaker 1: reporters when the camera's not. On do they at least
Speaker 1: try to deal in a humane manner With republicans or
Speaker 1: is it just vitrol for, everybody even if you're somebody
Speaker 1: who's new To. Washington it's actually in.
Speaker 6: My, Experience, Casey and let me qualify. This i'm not speaking.
Speaker 6: Universally there are some wonderful. Reporters there's some wonderful just
Speaker 6: like in every, occupation there's some wonderful people in the.
Speaker 6: Media there's some people who do it the right. Way
Speaker 6: BUT i have found it to be far more nefarious
Speaker 6: in some instances where they will use some very very
Speaker 6: acceptive tactics to get access To republican, members whether it's,
Speaker 6: flattery whether it's, ortation whatever it may, Be when when
Speaker 6: their intention is to undermine. Conservatism there's there's really a
Speaker 6: shameless effort at at, uh at every corner to get
Speaker 6: access to The Republican. Party and what we're doing in,
Speaker 6: conference what we're doing in our, committee is what we're
Speaker 6: doing for The Reconciliation, package et.
Speaker 1: Cetera so there is, well you're going to have to.
Speaker 1: Clarify so like instead of just asking you hey and
Speaker 1: stopping you in the, hallway WHICH i know is pretty
Speaker 1: popular there when you guys are, going uh head into
Speaker 1: the tunnels to screw, Away, yeah, yeah why don't they
Speaker 1: just do?
Speaker 9: That are?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 1: So why are they having to use in the various?
Speaker 1: Tactics is it because you and your colleagues just simply
Speaker 1: won't respond to, them WHICH i would understand for some of,
Speaker 1: them but uh, yeah what is there? There there's some of.
Speaker 6: THAT i, mean my, my there there's some of. That
Speaker 6: like we have a conference Every tuesday morning at you,
Speaker 6: know a pot thirty in the morning is when most
Speaker 6: people get, there and the entire hallway to where we
Speaker 6: meet is lined up with reporters and some of, them you,
Speaker 6: know ask a. Question some of them you, know follow
Speaker 6: you down the down the down the hallway and try
Speaker 6: to just belligerently. Attack but, yeah there's also some that
Speaker 6: take a much more measured. Approach they will, follow they'll travel,
Speaker 6: with they will go to, retreats they'll go to the home,
Speaker 6: districts they will go to dinners, with they'll get drinks,
Speaker 6: with whatever it, is and you, know they'll build a
Speaker 6: quote quote, relationship, right and then they have that they
Speaker 6: can sort of seduce out of the congressmen or congress,
Speaker 6: congressman you, know tidbits of information and it's all under
Speaker 6: the offices OF i want to be your, friend when in,
Speaker 6: reality there is zero desire to develop any kind of
Speaker 6: self serving or excuse, me selfless. Friendship so you've got
Speaker 6: to be. Careful there's there's no doubt about. It but,
Speaker 6: yes they're They're there are very few friends up here
Speaker 6: in the media to the conservative.
Speaker 1: Calls well they, honestly they'd probably be more efficient if
Speaker 1: they use The james o'keeith. Model just tell whoever it
Speaker 1: is that you want to sleep with them and go
Speaker 1: on a date and they'll tell you, Anything.
Speaker 11: Yeah that.
Speaker 1: Happened, yeah oh. Jeez all, Right so let me let
Speaker 1: me flip over to a couple of. Things what do
Speaker 1: you think of this judge getting arrested up In. MILWAUKEE
Speaker 1: i could not agree with it.
Speaker 6: More and, uh you know this judge from What i've
Speaker 6: from What I've i've read about it and What i've. Heard,
Speaker 6: uh there's several things THAT i want to make very. Clear,
Speaker 6: first this has been categorized as something that was instigated
Speaker 6: By washington D. C that's. False, yes federal authorities arrested this,
Speaker 6: judge but the agents, involved regardless of the, AGENCY, ICE,
Speaker 6: fbi et, cetera those were all locally housed. Agents these
Speaker 6: ARE fbi. Officers these ARE ice officers who are working
Speaker 6: into locality that that judge, lived trying to find a.
Speaker 6: Criminal the criminal was was appearing before this. Judge with
Speaker 6: victims of, this.
Speaker 1: People should know you're a former. Prosecutor that's this is
Speaker 1: why it's, outrageous because the prosecutor standing there too with
Speaker 1: victim ready to at least listen or. Testify it's the Whole,
Speaker 1: yes the.
Speaker 6: Victim it's one of the hardest things that any victim
Speaker 6: has to do is to come to court and face their,
Speaker 6: attacker and face the person who sold drugs to their
Speaker 6: child that resulted in their child's, death to face the
Speaker 6: person who trafficked them and sold them into sex. Flook
Speaker 6: these are real, stories, Right these are real instances and real.
Speaker 6: Crimes and this individual has had numerous encounters with law,
Speaker 6: enforcement numerous convictions on his record is by every available,
Speaker 6: metric a, wretched wretched person who should never be in this.
Speaker 6: Country and you Have american citizens are who are taking
Speaker 6: the brave step to testify and to acknowledge before the
Speaker 6: court the crimes that this illegal immigrant committed against them
Speaker 6: and by, extension against the. Country and when federal law
Speaker 6: enforcement shows, up they didn't barnstorm the, door they didn't
Speaker 6: kick in any kind of court. Room they very methodically
Speaker 6: went through the proper channels to, notify to notify court
Speaker 6: personnel that they were here to take into custody the
Speaker 6: individual before this particular. Judge the particular judge takes it
Speaker 6: upon herself to go out of the courtroom to lie
Speaker 6: to federal officers that's a, crime steering them to the
Speaker 6: other end of the court thing that you, know basically,
Speaker 6: saying AS i understand that he's over. There she goes
Speaker 6: back into the, courtroom gets the illegal, immigrant shuttles him
Speaker 6: to her chambers where there is a private exit that
Speaker 6: facilitates his, escape.
Speaker 1: Well almost, almost because these be waiting on the street
Speaker 1: like they paid, this they knew what was.
Speaker 6: Up well, AGAIN i am. Speechless i'm. Speechless there was
Speaker 6: a prosecutor in the. Courtroom they're victims from the. Courtroom
Speaker 6: there is counsel for the defendant in the. Courtroom and
Speaker 6: she had the, audacity the, pride the arrogance to do.
Speaker 6: This it shows that her allegiance alone is to the
Speaker 6: narrative that is crafted by the leftists of our country
Speaker 6: that there should be no immigration, laws there should be no,
Speaker 6: border there should be no protection against illegal immigrant criminals
Speaker 6: that The american citizens should rely. Upon and she has
Speaker 6: disdain for the rule of. Law she has disdained for
Speaker 6: the idea that we are a unique country who should
Speaker 6: protect our citizens. First and she took it upon herself
Speaker 6: to show that with really, out with absent any, doubt
Speaker 6: when she tried to assist this illegal immigrants. Escape i've
Speaker 6: never seen anything like, this, thankfully AND i was stunned
Speaker 6: WHEN i read about, it AND i continue to be.
Speaker 6: Stunned but unfortunately she embodies what many on the left
Speaker 6: side of the spectrum believe and fight.
Speaker 1: For What JOEBIBEL i want to be very, absolutely she's
Speaker 1: actually lucky she didn't help him escape and then he
Speaker 1: committed one of a series of crimes because the, statute
Speaker 1: AS i read and correct, me goes from up to five,
Speaker 1: years up to ten, years up to twenty years depending
Speaker 1: on what this person you ate it and the beta.
Speaker 1: Did so the fact that the law personment caught him
Speaker 1: after a couple of blocks chase is actually probably pretty
Speaker 1: good for, her no question about, it.
Speaker 6: No question about. It and you, know for the longest
Speaker 6: time we have heard the, uh the deceptive you commitments
Speaker 6: Of no one is above the, law et. Cetera and
Speaker 6: when there is overt criminal, behavior even if it's in
Speaker 6: a judge or in a courtroom by the, judge no
Speaker 6: one's above the. Law so it is a heinous incident
Speaker 6: to read about it undermines the faith of the judicial
Speaker 6: system and undermines faith in the rule of. Law and
Speaker 6: she needs to be punished.
Speaker 1: Accordingly, Hey, ross do me a. Favor never, MIND i
Speaker 1: got it right, HERE i got it right. Here it's
Speaker 1: funny that you mentioned That David, Weissman david you, Know
Speaker 1: David weisman IS Nbc news is legal, analyst, Right SO
Speaker 1: i was going to play a couple of audio clips
Speaker 1: here he is from When trump was. Arrested he is.
Speaker 14: Being treated no better or worse than anyone.
Speaker 12: Else this is not selective.
Speaker 14: Prosecution that this is not somebody who singled out that
Speaker 14: he is being treated just like anyone. Else that is
Speaker 14: what it means to have a rule of.
Speaker 1: Law that, okay all, Right so that's, why and you
Speaker 1: get treated like everybody. Else that's how a rule of.
Speaker 1: Law by the, way well a lot Of let's listen
Speaker 1: to his literal analysis two days ago on the.
Speaker 14: Judge so there has been a violation here that we
Speaker 14: know for, sure and it is not the judge. Exactly
Speaker 14: you don't do it even if you thought that there
Speaker 14: was a ground for doing. This the judgment call that
Speaker 14: you thought that this is the case to bring it
Speaker 14: tells you everything, there all.
Speaker 1: Right so that he's a fellow. Lawyer you guys both
Speaker 1: went to law. School he's the he's NBC's chief legal.
Speaker 1: Analyst what is going on right?
Speaker 6: Now he is a he is a an absolute partisan
Speaker 6: and number One. Kaseie any who's listening to, this it
Speaker 6: has been, absolutely without any doubt demonstrated That President trump
Speaker 6: was fully singled out the novel, charges the coordinated efforts
Speaker 6: across state, lines the coordinated efforts between The department Of
Speaker 6: justice and the state authorities In New. York it was an,
Speaker 6: absolute the unprecedented targeting that he went. Through, secondly, again
Speaker 6: this was this was this was an obstruction unlike ANY
Speaker 6: i have ever heard of from a. Judge the, elements
Speaker 6: the elements could not be, clearer and any objective analysis
Speaker 6: of her behavior will solidify the conclusion she broke the.
Speaker 6: Law she left her, bench she got in the middle
Speaker 6: of an active investigation and assisted the. Perpetrator she lied
Speaker 6: to the, authorities she obstructed their, investigations and she took
Speaker 6: active steps in real time to assist a. Criminal it's
Speaker 6: it's textbook violations of the. Law and if you cannot conclude,
Speaker 6: that you have a very very serious problem with.
Speaker 1: Objectivity this is this is we'll call this the test.
Speaker 1: CASE i think a lot of people have been clamoring
Speaker 1: for The trump administration to do, something and there's a
Speaker 1: lot of obvious, examples but then you get into the
Speaker 1: more nuanced. Stuff Your senate Colleague Tom, tillis who we
Speaker 1: refer to As Senator. Slenderman so if you ever hear
Speaker 1: that that's what we call. Him but he he's he
Speaker 1: was on public radio down In charlotte and his jihad
Speaker 1: now is nine counties In North. Carolina you are you
Speaker 1: fully In Wake county or because It's, Durham, Wake, Chatham,
Speaker 1: orange and then the triad For, Syth, guildford and then It's,
Speaker 1: Mecklenburg buncombe And. Wataga up there In. Boone you have
Speaker 1: people there in some way shape or, formed beat sheriffs
Speaker 1: or otherwise that are essentially all in on sanctuary. Jurisdictions
Speaker 1: when do we start cracking that? NUT i got about
Speaker 1: two minutes talk to me about how how that, works
Speaker 1: what that looks.
Speaker 3: LIKE i.
Speaker 6: HAD i had meetings with believe it or, Not Attorney
Speaker 6: General bondie earlier this. Week, casey and there are there
Speaker 6: are active steps that we are going through with The
Speaker 6: department Of justice to whether it's prosecute obstructionists like this,
Speaker 6: judge whether it's to specifically remove funding not just from
Speaker 6: states and, cities but from counties on a on a
Speaker 6: very individualized, basis so that we don't punish. Everybody so
Speaker 6: like if you punish let's Say Washington, state there are
Speaker 6: red counties In Washington. State so rather than removing all
Speaker 6: the funding From Washington, State we're gonna we are going
Speaker 6: to double, triple quadruple funding to the red counties In
Speaker 6: Washington state that are working with law. Enforcement because what
Speaker 6: we're seeing is blue authorities are punishing those who stand
Speaker 6: with the. Administration so if we remove funding from a,
Speaker 6: state the blue authorities are going to take funding away
Speaker 6: from the red the red.
Speaker 1: Counties so what we're going to eliminate where a criminal
Speaker 1: alien is gonna move.
Speaker 6: Exactly exactly it, is that's. Right so we are, working you,
Speaker 6: know federal prosecution funding. Penalties we will potentially flood those
Speaker 6: jurisdictions with federal law enforcement if they continue to refuse
Speaker 6: the law to enforce the. Law excuse me, this you,
Speaker 6: know we're done playing. Around there are fifteen to twenty
Speaker 6: million illegals that we know of in the country that
Speaker 6: came in over the last five to ten, years and
Speaker 6: our tolerance for it is, ending especially those who continue
Speaker 6: to commit, crimes crimes that may not be, known whether
Speaker 6: it's you, know organized retail, theft.
Speaker 1: Whether it's you, know taking under the table.
Speaker 6: Wages, yes we're getting ahead of, it and our tolerance
Speaker 6: for it is, ending.
Speaker 1: All, right We i'm gonna start a pool on which
Speaker 1: district judge injunct. You so we'll stop when that. Happens
Speaker 1: we appreciate. It we'll talk in a couple of. Weeks Thanks. Congressman,
Speaker 1: Great thank you. Sir all, right and we will be right.
Speaker 1: Back hang, on all, Right so this check is she
Speaker 1: got a big old chip on her. Shoulder she's very
Speaker 1: upset because she was walking along the beach and apparently
Speaker 1: she had to have a conversation with a man and
Speaker 1: who asked her if she was a car. Mechanic, Now
Speaker 1: i'll explain why he may have asked, that but she's
Speaker 1: under the she's under the impression that the only reason
Speaker 1: he asked it is because he's challenging that a woman
Speaker 1: can be a car. Mechanic which is not How i'm reading,
Speaker 1: this but this is. How this is what she. Writes she,
Speaker 1: says a man just stopped me to ask If i'm
Speaker 1: a car. Mechanic my first thought, was oh, no does
Speaker 1: he need jumper? Cables THEN i realize it's Because i'm wearing,
Speaker 1: coveralls you, know the full, coverall not. Overalls please don't confuse,
Speaker 1: them but how many of you have been in the
Speaker 1: mechanic shop and the mechanic is wearing button up the.
Speaker 1: FRONT a lot of times they're blue at the asse
Speaker 1: thing on. It not all mechanics wear, them but a
Speaker 1: lot of mechanics do because it's just quick at, ease
Speaker 1: get one, thing get all the grease on, it gets
Speaker 1: your you, know keep your clothes. Bye she literally wears
Speaker 1: that as like a fashion, outfit because there's a cuposa photo.
Speaker 1: Herself she's got a cute little bandana tied around her.
Speaker 1: Neck she's got a white shirt, under and she's got
Speaker 1: a coveralls basically unbuttoned down to her belly, button so
Speaker 1: the white shirt underneath is. Showing but she's wearing mechanics.
Speaker 1: Coveralls and let me tell, you, ross have you ever
Speaker 1: seen anyone who is not a mechanic or doing some
Speaker 1: level of industrial job wearing coveralls like a garbage person
Speaker 1: may wear, them but a dirty like a micro. Job
Speaker 1: you ever seen anyone who's not doing a microjob wear?
Speaker 1: COVERALLS i don't think. So maybe it's like any style or,
Speaker 1: something But i'm unaware of. It, YEAH i, mean clearly
Speaker 1: She's california check, here and she's like but as a
Speaker 1: it's like when men ask you to name three bands
Speaker 1: of the band's shirt that you're, wearing because they, know
Speaker 1: as a girl you clearly couldn't have loved. Them like
Speaker 1: she's reading in all of this again a huge chip
Speaker 1: on her. Shoulder he's asking because you're wearing a mechanics, outfit.
Speaker 11: That is?
Speaker 1: It super? Simple your dressed is a. Mechanic, also even
Speaker 1: though it's not unreasonable that somebody who works is a,
Speaker 1: mechanic where's coveralls could find themselves walking along the beach
Speaker 1: in the. Evening there's a lot of mechanic, Shops i'm
Speaker 1: sure a proximity to, beach especially In, California but what
Speaker 1: the hell are you talking? About so it's like we
Speaker 1: got to find a way to keep all those people
Speaker 1: contained over.
Speaker 5: There, man.
Speaker 1: They're at least in in these leftist coastal, communities because
Speaker 1: that's the kind of trash that gets dropped into your
Speaker 1: into your. Municipality and then all of a, sudden it's
Speaker 1: LIKE i have to organize a thing SO i can
Speaker 1: get people elected to do all the things THAT i
Speaker 1: didn't like them. Doing and then my taxes got too,
Speaker 1: much SO i moved out. Here that's how that happens right,
Speaker 1: there And uh we Good, lord do not need any
Speaker 1: more of?
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 1: Okay all? Right eight eight eight nine three four seven
Speaker 1: eight seven. Four, uh we get some calls To we'll
Speaker 1: talk To ray stage it coming up here, Also Jeff
Speaker 1: bellinger with all of your bisness news that'll be coming your. Way,
Speaker 1: yesterday there was a story floating around That amazon was
Speaker 1: going to revamp how prices were shown on their website
Speaker 1: to include inflation surcharges excuse, me non, inflation a tariff,
Speaker 1: surcharges and that did not sit well with The trump.
Speaker 1: Administration it would be it, look it would be, interesting
Speaker 1: but ALSO i don't know how would you calculate. THAT
Speaker 1: i will tell you. This some of the big, biggest
Speaker 1: the biggest buyers out, there what is, This the second
Speaker 1: largest grocery conglomerate Is, Albertson's SO i Think kroger's the, first,
Speaker 1: obviously and Then. Albertson's and they pretty much told anyone
Speaker 1: that they can't just start raising the prices unless they
Speaker 1: get approval literally from the. Company so it's gonna get.
Speaker 1: Interesting it'll get interesting on some of the, stuff not
Speaker 1: most of the stuff you, buy but when you get
Speaker 1: into specialty items and probably liquors and wines and stuff
Speaker 1: that'll be. INTERESTING i don't know what it's going to look.
Speaker 1: Like but By amazon putting it on, there but yet
Speaker 1: not putting on, there you, know basically inflation caused By
Speaker 1: biden and his boys printing money shows you how arbitrary it,
Speaker 1: is because again it comes down to. Interpretation just because
Speaker 1: something's tariff doesn't speak to whether they have a bunch
Speaker 1: of a warehouse here that aren't subject to it and
Speaker 1: they're able to average the price. Up it gets really.
Speaker 1: Complex So trump spoke about. IT i guess he Called Jeff.
Speaker 12: Bezos Jeff bezos was very, Nice he was.
Speaker 4: Terrific he solved a problem very, quickly.
Speaker 12: And he did the right, thing and he's a good.
Speaker 1: Guy here's the. DEAL i don't know that it Was amazon's.
Speaker 1: PLAN i think it might have been some employees, there
Speaker 1: or some, sellers some secondary sellers on, there and. So but,
Speaker 1: ALSO i guess here's my. Point If i'm a seller
Speaker 1: online AND i want to tell you that part of
Speaker 1: this price comes from, importation And i'm will to tell
Speaker 1: you this other part comes from, tariff that might not
Speaker 1: be good for and you might you can even claim
Speaker 1: that it's. Dishonest but you don't have to buy from,
Speaker 1: Me that's the. Thing AND i think That bezos saw
Speaker 1: that what people would do is it probably Boycought amazon
Speaker 1: and a lot Of republicans buy From. Amazon how many
Speaker 1: of you Have Amazon? Prime? Ross you Got Amazon? PRIME
Speaker 1: i Have Amazon? Prime you, know well you used to.
Speaker 1: ANYWAY i don't know if you still. Do but Like,
Speaker 1: amazon a lot of, people and SO i Think amazon
Speaker 1: is not immune to it and figured out that they
Speaker 1: don't want to go down this. Road but, uh we shall.
Speaker 1: See all. Right let me see, here this is a
Speaker 1: HEADLINE i did not expect to be. Reading kangaroo involved
Speaker 1: in a two vehicle crash On INTERSTATE i eighty five In.
Speaker 1: Alabama the heck's going on? Here where did kangaroo come?
Speaker 1: From that's WHAT i want to. Know where is there
Speaker 1: a kangaroo running around In? Alabama the two vehicle crash
Speaker 1: evolving to kangaroo occurred Late tuesday On INTERSTATE i eighty,
Speaker 1: five leading to temporary road. Closures let's. See troopers From
Speaker 1: alabama's law enforcement Agencies Highway, patrol along with the kangaroo,
Speaker 1: owner responded to the scene to recover the. Animal both
Speaker 1: the southbound and northbound lanes were closed during the recovery.
Speaker 1: Brought the kangaroo was not, killed by the, Way it
Speaker 1: was just hopping around in the middle of the interstate
Speaker 1: and everyone was freaking. Out so what did it? Escape
Speaker 1: some sort of like petting zoo or. SOMETHING i guess
Speaker 1: where's the guy raised kangaroos for. MEAT i don't, Know, Oh,
Speaker 1: ROSS i bet it's your petting, zoo, BUDDY i didn't
Speaker 1: even think about. That it's probably your petting. Zoo or
Speaker 1: is that In. MISSISSIPPI i can't remember where you claim
Speaker 1: that They Jefferson davis petting zoo was but. Whatever but,
Speaker 1: yeah it's not something you see every day In alabama
Speaker 1: bringing kangaroo hopping. Around no, injuries and again no kangaroo injuries,
Speaker 1: either but probably an interesting. Day the crazier VIDEO i
Speaker 1: saw with animal control and it's floating around is the
Speaker 1: alligator wrangler In florida shows up because they got a
Speaker 1: big old gator in the middle of the, road and
Speaker 1: of course it suns, out guns out for that dude
Speaker 1: every day and he just pops down on the thing's,
Speaker 1: head tapes its, mouth and him and one of the
Speaker 1: troopers got to Carry you could tell the trooper is immensely,
Speaker 1: uncomfortable but he you, know he doesn't have the business
Speaker 1: end of the, gator so that probably makes it a
Speaker 1: little easier for. Him but, yeah they went ahead and
Speaker 1: got that old that all handled in True florida's. Style,
Speaker 1: alrighty it is eight forty. Three let me grab one
Speaker 1: quick call here and then we'll talk To Ray. BRIAN
Speaker 1: i just got about a minute and a. Half what's.
Speaker 15: UP i wasn't expecting to get on the, radio BUT
Speaker 15: i was just saying that anybody who mischarging extra prices right?
Speaker 1: Now what do you mean you we're expected to get
Speaker 1: on the? Radio you you called the radio. Show i'm
Speaker 1: sure you told rosswell we.
Speaker 15: Want to talk about, WELL i actually said to, HIM
Speaker 15: i don't need to get it on the. RADIO i
Speaker 15: was just trying to give you some information in case
Speaker 15: you needed.
Speaker 6: It but.
Speaker 15: We was just talking about the tariffs and so. On
Speaker 15: the teriffs are not actually in place, yet so anybody
Speaker 15: who is who is charging higher prices and claiming that
Speaker 15: it's because of teriffs is basically lying to.
Speaker 1: You Correct and the reason for, THAT i think the
Speaker 1: plan was when they went into, effect is how they were.
Speaker 1: REPORTING i think the media is also manipulating, this and
Speaker 1: they and they walked themselves Into Jeff bezos realizing this
Speaker 1: would be a bad financial thing for his entirety of his.
Speaker 1: Business so it's not going to.
Speaker 3: Happen but in, reality they don't go into it into
Speaker 3: effect until the end Of, may because that's when the
Speaker 3: goods that were not, documented not on the, ship not
Speaker 3: sitting in a port. Somewhere that's the last day that
Speaker 3: they that they technically we'll have.
Speaker 15: To get here and get. Offloaded anything that was on
Speaker 15: a ship or documented to be on a ship before,
Speaker 15: then it's not going to get.
Speaker 1: Terraffd so it's a lot that's not one thousand percent.
Speaker 1: ACCURATE i understand the cars that are ordered but haven't
Speaker 1: left the factory could still be so to your, point,
Speaker 1: yes none that we're we don't, really we're not really
Speaker 1: having these. Discussions with the exception Of, china that stuff's
Speaker 1: banging away right, now with the exception of a few other.
Speaker 1: Places you're, right end Of may is really when this
Speaker 1: fire is. Up if it fires.
Speaker 15: Up plus all of these companies AND i work for
Speaker 15: a warehousing, company all of these companies that are going
Speaker 15: to be affected by The china. Thing they have ramped up.
Speaker 15: Purchases wait, beforehand they have stocking up their warehouses with
Speaker 15: the stuff that is not. Terraced so, again it's just
Speaker 15: it's another way for them to make more. Money if
Speaker 15: they're if they're putting extra prices on it right, now.
Speaker 1: Well if they're going to indicate that and and then
Speaker 1: consumers are going to look at, it go you guys
Speaker 1: are full of, crap and then not buy from, them
Speaker 1: and maybe that that's the answer you put these guys
Speaker 1: out of. Business thanks for the, Callin. Brian let's get
Speaker 1: raised agic from the weather. Channel he wants to be
Speaker 1: on the. Radio what's going on? Here? YEAH i do all.
Speaker 1: Right well he's been a dream of. Mine NO.
Speaker 3: I.
Speaker 12: Won't i'll try not.
Speaker 1: To, okay looks pretty. Good it's just starting to get the.
Speaker 13: First couple of pictures of the visible saturllay picture and
Speaker 13: seeing a little, cloud but there's also blue sky. Around
Speaker 13: it's actually winning across the, seat so will sunshine this
Speaker 13: afternoon and many of us mid upper, eighties so a
Speaker 13: nice warm day today should stay for the most part
Speaker 13: rain free until about four or five o'clock toward the
Speaker 13: triad and into the, mountains maybe some isolated, showers thutter,
Speaker 13: showers and it only be a chance for Everybody tonight mild,
Speaker 13: night loaded mid sixties and some isolated. Storms, thursday mid
Speaker 13: upper eighties, again and then probably just a slightly better
Speaker 13: Chance friday afternoon of a few shower. Thunderstorms so we
Speaker 13: end the, week get into the month OF maykc with
Speaker 13: just kind of hitting, midstuff plenty more hours of dry than,
Speaker 13: wet but we will see a little uptick in the
Speaker 13: shower thunder shower Chance. Saturday So saturday looks like it
Speaker 13: could be many hours of wet weather upper, seventies low,
Speaker 13: eighties then cooling off with just a few Showers sunday
Speaker 13: as'll being the low. Seventies so you, know it sounds
Speaker 13: like Late april early dates exactly what's going to be
Speaker 13: nice and warm little community around next few days that
Speaker 13: we do cool off for the, weekend but still there
Speaker 13: may be some showers. Around the pick day of the
Speaker 13: weekend right, now is going to Be sunday with less
Speaker 13: rain of the, forecasting cooler.
Speaker 1: Temperatures all, right thank, you, sir appreciate. It, Yep, yeah
Speaker 1: we'll come back With Jeff bellinger. Next hang On, jeff
Speaker 1: what's going On.
Speaker 16: Well the, Morning casey got a batch of negative economic
Speaker 16: news this. Morning the government just out with the report
Speaker 16: that the nation's economy contracted for the first time since
Speaker 16: twenty twenty. Two the inflation adjusted gross domestic product shrank
Speaker 16: three tens percent in the first. Quarter there was a
Speaker 16: surge in imports as companies rushed to beat the new,
Speaker 16: tariffs and companies have slowed the pace of. HIRING adp
Speaker 16: is estimating just sixty two thousand workers were added to
Speaker 16: private payrolls this. Month that's the smallest number in nine.
Speaker 16: Months the numbers indicate demand for workers is declining because
Speaker 16: of economic, uncertainty And catterpillars quarterly numbers causing some. Concern
Speaker 16: the heavy equipment maker's adjusted profit fell short To Wall street.
Speaker 16: Estimates sales of its diggers and bulldozers have. Declined that's
Speaker 16: a worry Because caterpillar is considered a bell weather to
Speaker 16: the health of the global economy because its machines are
Speaker 16: used for, construction, mining, energy and transportation all around the.
Speaker 16: World so stock market futures are all lower at the.
Speaker 16: MOMENT s AND p futures are down seventy. Three nasdaq
Speaker 16: futures are down three hundred and fifty. Five The dow
Speaker 16: futures are down three hundred ninety. One STARBUCKS Ceo Brian
Speaker 16: nichol says the coffee company has made some progress since
Speaker 16: he took over In, september but sales for the latest
Speaker 16: quarter still fell sure to. Forecast same store sales were
Speaker 16: down one. Percent nichol's been over hauling cafes and pushing
Speaker 16: to speed up service as he looks to jumpstart sales
Speaker 16: growth At. Starbucks but Then Friends board reported yesterday there
Speaker 16: was a big drop in consumer confidence this. Month that
Speaker 16: could mean more people will cut back on discretionary purchases
Speaker 16: Like starbucks, coffee And Casey Mandalize international says It's american
Speaker 16: consumers are definitely prioritizing their spending. Now they're buying fewer
Speaker 16: snacks and sweets Like oreos and Ritz.
Speaker 1: Crackers, Casey oh, well that's that's on, them all, Right thank, You,
Speaker 1: jeff to appreciate. It, okay all, Right Jeff ellener There Bloomberg. News,
Speaker 1: sorry a little clip out On jeff's audio, there, Man,
Speaker 1: uh what the? Heck oh, no, Sorry i'm just making
Speaker 1: oh you, Know, ROSS i didn't even realize That ross
Speaker 1: did you realize who that chick is in the? COVERALLS
Speaker 1: i had no, Idea SO i guess she was the
Speaker 1: one of the chicks On. MythBusters well THEN i don't
Speaker 1: want to hear. It she's wearing that damn thing for
Speaker 1: a very unusual. Reason, Right she's not a mechanic per.
Speaker 1: Se it's a television. Entertainment so Now i'm just it's so, annoying,
Speaker 1: man just so. Annoying that's. Weird i've watched a few
Speaker 1: episodes Of MythBusters AND i never GOT i never figured
Speaker 1: out that she was an absolute moonbat, lunatic BUT i
Speaker 1: probably should have realized. That well that's. Great, sorry just
Speaker 1: got distracted by that, insanity all. Right let me try
Speaker 1: to fit this in here real. Quick so just an
Speaker 1: update on The Amber alert case from. Yesterday they have charged,
Speaker 1: too AND i do not believe there is an update to,
Speaker 1: it but one of the men and one of the,
Speaker 1: women WHO i guess are a, couple and have been
Speaker 1: charged and they're still looking for a third. One this
Speaker 1: after the mother and her child were abducted and hauled
Speaker 1: to The New wares Of North, Carolina Wake, forest Where ross. Lives,
Speaker 1: yes you didn't realize you lived in a cartel kidnap
Speaker 1: country up. There but the two arrested though rather. Interesting
Speaker 1: the two arrested are twenty three and twenty. Five, SORRY
Speaker 1: i was just looking at a different story. Here identified
Speaker 1: As Paola Duran duran And Miguel Duran, duran So Duran,
Speaker 1: duran which is great because then it made me Review
Speaker 1: Deuran duran's library AND i realized how many Great Duran
Speaker 1: duran songs are THAT i forgot. About so after the,
Speaker 1: Show i'm gonna throw Some Duran duran on While i'm
Speaker 1: doing some other. Stuff so that's good for. Me, ALSO
Speaker 1: i thought With hispanic last, names a lot of times
Speaker 1: with the dual last, names it was your mother and father's,
Speaker 1: names and they're Both. Duran what's up with? That what's
Speaker 1: going on? There it's just so. COMMON i know a
Speaker 1: lot Of. DURAN'S i Know Duran duran the, band but,
Speaker 1: anyway it looks like a Third so you know how
Speaker 1: a couple twenty five year olds got it in their
Speaker 1: head that A i don't. Know, well they're probably in
Speaker 1: their twenties. Too the family with the one year, Old
Speaker 1: how some twenty year olds got it in their head
Speaker 1: that other twenty year olds live in about a three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars house In garner next To Garner magnet
Speaker 1: are sitting on a million dollars that they just be
Speaker 1: able to hand on. Over that's the mystery we're still
Speaker 1: trying to figure out, here AND i think there's a
Speaker 1: lot of speculation but nothing confirmed in any of the
Speaker 1: police reports That i've seen here