Speaker 1: Watching that insanity unfold in DC are not probably the
Speaker 1: healthiest thoughts to be having for hours while you try
Speaker 1: to not go back and look at some of the videos,
Speaker 1: but you cant help yourself because it's your damn job,
Speaker 1: So you got to sit there and do that. Ah,
Speaker 1: it's uh, it's gonna be a struggle this morning. I
Speaker 1: think what I'm gonna need is like some some like
Speaker 1: soothing herbal what's the name of the tea company, herbal whatever,
Speaker 1: right with the sleepy time. Well not maybe not the
Speaker 1: sleepy time, because I don't need to be going to
Speaker 1: sleep it's early. I might do that, but something soothing,
Speaker 1: like a lavender or came mill, maybe some soft music,
Speaker 1: because as soon as I started on this, man, it
Speaker 1: is on.
Speaker 2: How many of you, how many of you.
Speaker 1: Found yourself just trying to mind your own business yesterday
Speaker 1: after yesterday afternoon, maybe you know, turning your attention to
Speaker 1: your job, maybe putting down the phone because it was
Speaker 1: having like a real impact on your mental health watching
Speaker 1: what was going on in Washington, DC yesterday, watching the
Speaker 1: absolute destruction and violent for every one of you who
Speaker 1: you know sat here like Adam Schiff and when the
Speaker 1: January sixth thing was they should never get out. They
Speaker 1: should all be charged with trees and all the rest
Speaker 1: of this stuff. For any of you who decided that
Speaker 1: that was it. And then what you would always say
Speaker 1: is you'd say, they literally killed a police officer, which
Speaker 1: they didn't, by the way. But I was sitting here
Speaker 1: and trying to have a conversation and point out that
Speaker 1: anyone who was assaulting law enforcement and they were ring
Speaker 1: them up on charges, I have no problem with it.
Speaker 1: But you said that wasn't good enough. Anyone who was there,
Speaker 1: anyone whose phone pinged in the DC area you wanted
Speaker 1: hunted down, and the FBI did it for you. They
Speaker 1: went through and they spent a gazillion of your dollars
Speaker 1: to do a now multi year investigation, they're not even done.
Speaker 1: And hundreds and hundreds of people were charged, and as
Speaker 1: we came to find out, charged illegally in some cases
Speaker 1: according to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: But it didn't matter.
Speaker 1: And people who didn't lay one finger on law enforcement
Speaker 1: and are seen on video literally entering open doors, walking
Speaker 1: past law enforcement who's playing brigging Bejeweled on their phones
Speaker 1: were handed multi year sentences. It was one of the
Speaker 1: largest investigative undertakings the FBI has ever conducted. Do you
Speaker 1: think that what happened yesterday that will happen?
Speaker 2: No? No, And it's why.
Speaker 1: I or a little tea here of Cama mill some
Speaker 1: honey on heres. Moonshine lemon, Oh, smell it more moonshine
Speaker 1: lemon honey. Okay ah. Do you do you think for
Speaker 1: one minute there's gonna be whole websites created with grainy
Speaker 1: photos parents whose kids are turning them in, kids whose
Speaker 1: parents are turning them in. The wholesale destruction of family units,
Speaker 1: the majority of which never physically involved themselves with law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Do you think that's gonna happen for me? Yesterday? Because
Speaker 1: every single clip was the wanton destruction and defacing of
Speaker 1: any monument in DC.
Speaker 2: They could get a.
Speaker 1: Hold of the physical assaulting of police officers.
Speaker 2: And I don't mean lightly.
Speaker 1: I mean you had officers that were attempting to conduct
Speaker 1: the rest and every time they would kneel down to
Speaker 1: handcuff somebody, some violent piece of garbage would run out
Speaker 1: and physically grab the vests of officers, ripping them off
Speaker 1: of them. The absolute pandemonium that was going on in
Speaker 1: the lower part of Union Station there where you had
Speaker 1: officers that were nearly thrown onto tracks. The attempt to
Speaker 1: take over of the Watergate Hotel, which happened to be
Speaker 1: where Nett Yahoo was staying, as they came prepared not
Speaker 1: just with you know, ready to physically rumble, but also
Speaker 1: dumping pests in there, pulling fire alarms, cheap shotting officers,
Speaker 1: security personnel, you name it.
Speaker 2: And it went on for.
Speaker 1: Hours, and then the audacity of the President of the
Speaker 1: United States to begin his little five minute speech yesterday
Speaker 1: with political violence will not be tolerated, when he wouldn't,
Speaker 1: dare just point that camera outside the window if that's
Speaker 1: the real window. I don't know if that's the real window,
Speaker 1: if it's the faky window. But he wouldn't in a
Speaker 1: million years after uttering that line at the exact moment
Speaker 1: it was said to be uttered, point a camera directly
Speaker 1: out the window. I can't be the only one. We're
Speaker 1: ti more tie. And all the while, yeah, all the while,
Speaker 1: I'm having to sit there and watch a wholescale revisionist
Speaker 1: history unfold in this twenty four hour span within the
Speaker 1: media over border issues, over voting records, where it was
Speaker 1: just erased somebody uh. Somebody pointed out, it's like the
Speaker 1: It's like the family photo from Back to the Future
Speaker 1: in real time, but the internet's forever a simple montage
Speaker 1: and many hit but a simple montage of and it
Speaker 1: was it goes before and after, So there'd be a
Speaker 1: clip of before Joe Biden stepped away from the race,
Speaker 1: and then you know, some media outlets show.
Speaker 2: Her hosts should be like, ah, she's the.
Speaker 1: Borders are and then and then directly after then there
Speaker 1: was the reporting that took place over the last forty
Speaker 1: eight hours by the same people in the same shows
Speaker 1: in the same network.
Speaker 3: Tamala Harris knows what she needs to do.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I'm sorry, hold on, here's the clip I
Speaker 1: meant to click quote unquote borders are. Vice President Harris
Speaker 1: was not a borders are.
Speaker 4: Being time Vice President Tamala Harris facing some backlash.
Speaker 1: What he said about Harris and immigration was not true.
Speaker 2: She was never appointed borders are.
Speaker 5: And this will be her first visit to the US
Speaker 5: Mexico Border Regents and she was appointed as the borders
Speaker 5: are by President Biden.
Speaker 6: People gonna have to counter the misinformation.
Speaker 4: You already hear folks talking about the borders are she
Speaker 4: wasn't the borders are.
Speaker 1: President Biden tapped Kamala Harris Vice President Kamala Harris to
Speaker 1: be the borders are Now.
Speaker 7: She wasn't the borders are. That's what Republicans labeled her.
Speaker 4: They were very article of Kamala Harris, especially in her
Speaker 4: role as borders are Now.
Speaker 6: What she's up against is folks line about.
Speaker 7: Her border record, calling her a.
Speaker 1: Borders are Kamala Harris who was appointed as the borders are.
Speaker 2: The Biden team didn't declare who the borders are. They
Speaker 2: wanted her to work on kind of the root causes
Speaker 2: of immigration.
Speaker 1: There has been so much criticism against Kamala Harris. You
Speaker 1: know she was the borders are, calling her sort of
Speaker 1: the borders are, which wasn't necessarily the case.
Speaker 4: So the border if they weren't planning to address it
Speaker 4: in a major way, do not make her your borders are.
Speaker 4: She met with some of the Northern Triangle countries, but
Speaker 4: nothing has effectively changed.
Speaker 1: Sorenity now, Serenity now if the every single network, which
Speaker 1: you just heard an example of, is to follow the
Speaker 1: example of Axios, who really set this thing off. Yesterday,
Speaker 1: Axios pointed out that she was never the borders are
Speaker 1: and was immediately met with their own reporting by the
Speaker 1: same reporter, and their response once they realized that was untenable,
Speaker 1: was to add a little addition to the initial reporting,
Speaker 1: saying that they and the rest of the media incorrectly
Speaker 1: labeled her back.
Speaker 2: In the day when they did their reporting.
Speaker 1: So what they went with, rather than pointing out that
Speaker 1: the White House is full of crap, is that they
Speaker 1: all were full of crap. That was the solution of
Speaker 1: the problem. If that's not carrying water, I don't know
Speaker 1: what is. And you had those two things compounded over
Speaker 1: a twelve hour fifteen hour span yesterday, and it literally,
Speaker 1: I literally had a problem fallows asleep. I can usually
Speaker 1: fall asleep, I'm pretty good at it. Because I ain't
Speaker 1: get a napists today and I sat there tossing and
Speaker 1: turning and thinking about it, absolutely losing my mind. So
Speaker 1: we'll try to stay calm today, but it won't be easy,
Speaker 1: and I will feel like most of it like I'm
Speaker 1: sitting here and I'm yelling at this wall in front
Speaker 1: of me with little noise dampening things on it, so
Speaker 1: literally you can't hear me because it's you know, it's
Speaker 1: angling the sound away, so I don't get an echo.
Speaker 2: So there we go.
Speaker 1: That's how we're kicking things off today. I'm sure some
Speaker 1: of you might share the very same frustration. Will provide
Speaker 1: a cathartic release if you two want to yell into
Speaker 1: the void, We're here for you. Eight eight eight nine
Speaker 1: three four seven eight seven four back in just a
Speaker 1: few Sure, some of them were taken into custody and
Speaker 1: will likely be charged.
Speaker 2: I saw a saw some folks pointing out that they've identified.
Speaker 1: Now I guess it's four individuals from three different Congress
Speaker 1: members who.
Speaker 2: It was their kids out there.
Speaker 1: Now, they weren't necessarily out there, you know, the ones
Speaker 1: who were seen assaulting police officers, but they were in
Speaker 1: the hoard man, And I'm sure that the media will
Speaker 1: spend a good portion of the day tracking down those
Speaker 1: members of Congress, including that weird looking Connecticut lady, and
Speaker 1: asking them for comments on why the kids were in
Speaker 1: the middle of the let's see destruction of the flag
Speaker 1: assembly and statues on Washington Circle there in front of
Speaker 1: the Union Station.
Speaker 2: Which that part killed me because.
Speaker 1: Every year when we would do the DC broadcast, it
Speaker 1: always took place at the Phoenix Park Hotel, which is
Speaker 1: directly a kitty corner from Union Station right there. In fact,
Speaker 1: because of how it sits on the corner, when I
Speaker 1: would look out the window of my hotel room, it
Speaker 1: would gaze upon Union Station.
Speaker 2: And you know, you had a couple of big.
Speaker 1: Statues there, You had the flag assembly, had a lot
Speaker 1: of sleeping hobos at night. I saw more than one
Speaker 1: naked person fighting police over the years, but you generally
Speaker 1: didn't have the mayhem that you saw. And they absolutely
Speaker 1: tore it to pieces, took the flags down, burned the flags,
Speaker 1: tangled with police, put the gosit flag up there, spray
Speaker 1: painted every square inch of everything they could find, chiseled
Speaker 1: and broke part of the base of the statue.
Speaker 2: It looks like I don't know what they snatched or
Speaker 2: what they hit it with.
Speaker 1: Because there's like little there's like little column things on
Speaker 1: the bottom, and they ripped one of those off, and
Speaker 1: that can't be easy. And just absolute pandemonium. And while
Speaker 1: while that's going on, Netanyahu's got his speech, Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: getting ready for his little five minute dinner thing described
Speaker 1: as emotionless with no real description of why he came
Speaker 1: out of the race.
Speaker 2: I mean, are you buying this.
Speaker 8: The truth, sacred cause of this country is larger than
Speaker 8: any one of us, those of us who are cherry.
Speaker 8: That cause cherishes so much, a cause of American demckers
Speaker 8: itself must unite to protect it. You know, in recent
Speaker 8: weeks has become clear to me I need to unite
Speaker 8: my party in this critical day. I believe I reckon
Speaker 8: as president, my leadership in the world, my vision for
Speaker 8: America's future, all merrid of a second term. But nothing,
Speaker 8: nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy
Speaker 8: that includes personal ambition. So I've decided the best way
Speaker 8: forward is the past, the torch for.
Speaker 7: A new generation.
Speaker 1: Watching video this morning of some of the gatherings because
Speaker 1: you know, even though even though they're the official opening
Speaker 1: ceremony for the Olympics, is is I guess tomorrow, there
Speaker 1: are events that take a while to play out, so
Speaker 1: they're going on, and so they have there's video of
Speaker 1: like a Israel fans at I'm not sure what this
Speaker 1: event was yesterday, but basically you had members of the
Speaker 1: crowd there at Paris who are identifying them as cheering
Speaker 1: for Israel or or I guess you know, the crime
Speaker 1: of being Jewish, and they're physically trying to attack them
Speaker 1: in the stands.
Speaker 2: What are we what are we doing? And what are
Speaker 2: we doing?
Speaker 1: And they have, like I'm looking at the one video here,
Speaker 1: they have like five, you know, standard security guards like
Speaker 1: you'd see if you went to an NFL game, right,
Speaker 1: trying to trying to quell the pandemonium. So I don't
Speaker 1: know what they're gonna do when we get into some
Speaker 1: of the bigger events, because the stadium only looks about
Speaker 1: a third full, So like, feasibly you could provide separation,
Speaker 1: and that's.
Speaker 2: Not but one, why should you have to?
Speaker 1: And two what happens when you don't have the ability
Speaker 1: to do that anymore? Remember what happened with what do
Speaker 1: they call the stupid singing competition Eurovision. I know that
Speaker 1: that didn't get a lot of coverage over here, but
Speaker 1: it was pretty crazy because like you had, you had
Speaker 1: you had judges who were posting videos that they were
Speaker 1: intentionally rigging the vote against the the Israeli singer, and
Speaker 1: they were just like they were bragging about it. And
Speaker 1: plus you had people that were trying to rig the
Speaker 1: vote on the audience voting side or harassing harassing the singer,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't just them, it was also anyone who
Speaker 1: spoke out, like I think it was the Norway or
Speaker 1: Finnish singer. And then you had that crazy demon looking
Speaker 1: Irish singer who was using her time to scream about it,
Speaker 1: and it was all just treated as kind of, hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, it's no big deal.
Speaker 2: What are you going to do?
Speaker 1: I don't know if you I don't know if you're
Speaker 1: aware of Paris to the current makeup of the city
Speaker 1: of Paris, but there seemed to be a lot of
Speaker 1: folks who are not fans of anything having to do
Speaker 1: with Israel, which you don't have to be, but you
Speaker 1: can't act like a psychopath, you know what.
Speaker 2: You can have your opinions and like somebody's gonna get hurt.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: I I don't know if they're taking it seriously enough
Speaker 1: to try to stave that off. And I saw Israel
Speaker 1: was telling people not to go to certain things. Why
Speaker 1: shouldn't they be able to and they're trying to torch
Speaker 1: our capital in DC, absolute pandemonium. Simultaneously you have that
Speaker 1: going on net Yahoo, who's giving his speech, well.
Speaker 9: I have a message for these protesters. When the tyrants
Speaker 9: of Tehran who hang gaze from cranes and murder women
Speaker 9: for not covering their hair. Are praising, promoting, and funding you.
Speaker 9: You have officially become Iran's useful.
Speaker 1: Idiots, right He also what did he? He also did
Speaker 1: the was making fun of one of their signs. And again,
Speaker 1: you don't have to like nt Yahoo and I and
Speaker 1: I do believe people when they say that they feel
Speaker 1: that you can't that leadership of a country versus your
Speaker 1: affinity for the country are two different things.
Speaker 2: For the same reason.
Speaker 1: A lot of you don't like Biden, but you kind
Speaker 1: of like the whole American experiment. That's fine, That is
Speaker 1: not what we're talking about here. This is this is
Speaker 1: this is criminal what's going on, and everybody knows it.
Speaker 1: But everybody will sit there and couch it and look
Speaker 1: the other way. And I don't know how you watch
Speaker 1: any of the stuff that I watch, you say and
Speaker 1: look the other way, because that's not you're not in
Speaker 1: civil discourse. And I don't know that they even needed
Speaker 1: the visit of net Yahoo to be the kickoff. I
Speaker 1: think they would gladly tear up the US capital and
Speaker 1: not give it a second thought, regardless of whether or
Speaker 1: Netanyahu was speaking or not. And then the third thing
Speaker 1: you got going on is you got Trump and Charlotte
Speaker 1: at the the Bojangles Center there and he's going on
Speaker 1: for two hours. And then there's a photo that emerged
Speaker 1: of him. I guess that's on his plane leaving where
Speaker 1: he's just kind of staring at the TV as Biden's
Speaker 1: getting ready to do his thing.
Speaker 2: And it's just, you know, just everything full circle, man.
Speaker 1: And I have to keep physically like dipping out of
Speaker 1: this stuff because it's ruining my whole evening. I did
Speaker 1: get a nice nap yesterday, which might have been the
Speaker 1: only saving grace. Always good when we get because I
Speaker 1: haven't had a nap all week. I know, I sound
Speaker 1: like a cranky toddler, but it's almost a.
Speaker 2: Necessity, man.
Speaker 1: Plus, in the early part of the day I had
Speaker 1: to watch Christopher Ray come in so he could testify about,
Speaker 1: you know, the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, and lo
Speaker 1: and behold more of the stuff where people really wanted
Speaker 1: to know, right, how many rounds were fired, what's going
Speaker 1: on here? Where the Secret Service director kept deferring to
Speaker 1: the FBI investigation. Ray then would defer to the Secret
Speaker 1: Service investigation. So once again, they have absolutely zero respect
Speaker 1: for you. You're gonna do whatever they want. You're not
Speaker 1: gonna get all of the details. And Christopher Ray is
Speaker 1: as smug. If Donald Trump doesn't fire him on the
Speaker 1: first day, what are we doing? I know he appointed
Speaker 1: him and he should be absolutely be held accountable for that.
Speaker 1: He screwed up and he should make right what's going on.
Speaker 1: So if Donald Trump's in there, Christopher Ray is fired,
Speaker 1: are we in agreement with this? He has to go.
Speaker 1: And the FBI needs an absolute purging over there. They're
Speaker 1: a broken organization that will not put in one eighth
Speaker 1: of the effort to stop what happened yesterday versus what
Speaker 1: they did with J six. They're not going to give
Speaker 1: you answers on the and and and and the news
Speaker 1: media will come out and they will say that it
Speaker 1: is a conflict of interest, right because he's the victim here,
Speaker 1: and so he did. He shouldn't be messing with the
Speaker 1: with the stability of the FBI. No, he should because
Speaker 1: he's the only one who can do it if he's
Speaker 1: the president. That's it. And to show you how, how,
Speaker 1: how how seriously they were taking everything, Jerry Nadler and
Speaker 1: Adam Shift attempted to hijack that thing, which was ahering
Speaker 1: into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, to use it
Speaker 1: as a hit piece on Donald Trump. Because they have
Speaker 1: no souls, they have no conscience, they have no waistline.
Speaker 2: One of them.
Speaker 1: To his chin starts where his belly. It's wild man,
Speaker 1: absolutely wild. They are scumbags and to be rewarded with
Speaker 1: likely a Senate seat, which Adam Schiff is probably going
Speaker 1: to get, just shows you how broken not just California is,
Speaker 1: but everything. This is Adam Schiff literally in this hearing
Speaker 1: yesterday morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you was chairman, director, Thank you for appearing. Thank
Speaker 3: you for the extraordinary job that you're doing.
Speaker 2: He's not he's not doing an extraordinary job.
Speaker 1: He's not doing a damn thing, But un it's extraordinary
Speaker 1: because it keeps covered what you want covered, and we
Speaker 1: don't have to have this moment where people step back
Speaker 1: and go, they almost killed this dude. Look what the
Speaker 1: FBI is uncovered. That won't happen. And that's how shift won,
Speaker 1: which lets you know that this is a person who
Speaker 1: in my mind is just fine with Adam Schiff. If
Speaker 1: you if you told me and we had access to
Speaker 1: even the subconscious thoughts of Adam Schiff on Saturday, you
Speaker 1: couldn't convince me. At some point in his mind, he
Speaker 1: didn't go damn it, How did you not hit him?
Speaker 1: Because I think he is that level of scumbag. I
Speaker 1: remember he lied to us for years and there's no
Speaker 1: accountability there. Oh the big evidence. You just haven't seen it.
Speaker 1: I've seen it. It's crazy. And he will sit there
Speaker 1: with a big grin on his face and say, the
Speaker 1: way this right here?
Speaker 3: Please convey our thanks to the men and women at
Speaker 3: the Bureau for their incredible work. I worked with him
Speaker 3: since I was an assistant US attorney more than thirty
Speaker 3: years ago.
Speaker 7: Let me start with a threshold question.
Speaker 3: I'm curious about when I applied to be an assistant
Speaker 3: US attorn and you had to go through a background check.
Speaker 3: Do candidates for the FBI have to go through background checks?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: Would someone with dozens of felony convictions survive a background
Speaker 3: check for the Bureau?
Speaker 7: No, so they would never be hired by the Bureau.
Speaker 2: What does this have to do with him being shot?
Speaker 7: Well, clearly the Bureau has.
Speaker 3: You don't have to comment on this, I know you won't,
Speaker 3: but clearly the bureau has higher standards for their hiring
Speaker 3: than one of America's great political parties. Let me turn
Speaker 3: to the events of the.
Speaker 1: You guys, you guys, by the way, you ran a
Speaker 1: cop killer as a Democrat one time. That's is that.
Speaker 2: Disqualifying, mister Ray?
Speaker 1: Do we know if I'm not in hr over at
Speaker 1: the FBI, I don't know. That is how Adam Schiff
Speaker 1: decided to start this yearing, not hey, why don't we
Speaker 1: get some answers on this or what have you found
Speaker 1: there any of.
Speaker 2: The rest of that. He wanted to use his opening
Speaker 2: time there.
Speaker 1: To do to literally reattack the person who got shot
Speaker 1: and ignore by the way, the person who lost their
Speaker 1: lives lost their life and others who were wounded. That's
Speaker 1: Adam Schiff, all right, Hush, hush, I can't with you anymore.
Speaker 1: Then it was Jerry Nadler, who is the ranking member,
Speaker 1: so the number two on that and so even he
Speaker 1: should be more on point. And you're going to be
Speaker 1: shocked to learn he.
Speaker 10: Was an assassination attempt. As horrific as it is, this
Speaker 10: assassination attempt, as horrific as it is, should surprise no one. Really,
Speaker 10: you would think a political party that almost lost their
Speaker 10: presidential candidate through an act of political violence. But there's
Speaker 10: something to say about the way that leaders keep talking
Speaker 10: about the next election. Donald Trump has warned there will
Speaker 10: be a quote blood bath.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 1: He went for the bloodbath thing, which if you listen
Speaker 1: to it in context, was clearly him talking about not
Speaker 1: tariffing cars that China is going to attempt to manufacture
Speaker 1: five minutes across the border in Mexico because they think
Speaker 1: they have a loophole to flood the market with their
Speaker 1: own manufactured vehicles that will not have tariffs because of
Speaker 1: some of the NAFTA requirements. It's abundantly clear in there.
Speaker 1: And he chose to run that. He chose to run
Speaker 1: the good side or good people on both sides thing,
Speaker 1: and Republicans don't even sit there and correct it. And
Speaker 1: that's how Nadler's going to go ahead and start this thing,
Speaker 1: and simultaneously his party as literally and continues to And
Speaker 1: this goes back to what Biden was really saying. We've
Speaker 1: made the full circle, say that it is the end
Speaker 1: of democracy if this wins, and and the talking points
Speaker 1: that that Biden put out during his little five minute
Speaker 1: teleprompter th on yesterday continue that it's going to be
Speaker 1: the end of democracy we don't do something, and they
Speaker 1: will shamelessly say it because there are never consequences at
Speaker 1: the voting booth for them, and and that reflects on
Speaker 1: the people within the districts which they serve. Why would
Speaker 1: you put up with this? I would be embarrassed if
Speaker 1: that was my rep This is a hearing about an
Speaker 1: attempted assassination and they can't even talk about it except
Speaker 1: to attempt to throw blame on this. I tweeted yesterday,
Speaker 1: there's not enough. There's not enough soothing, sleepy time tea
Speaker 1: out there.
Speaker 2: There's not enough.
Speaker 1: I don't I just like I I, I am befuddled.
Speaker 1: I want to use a different word. How literally watching
Speaker 1: the dude get shot didn't change your attitude at all
Speaker 1: in the way that you operate.
Speaker 2: What would it take?
Speaker 1: What would it take A if somebody knocks a nuke
Speaker 1: off at the RNC, Like, I don't even think that
Speaker 1: would change this. So it's it's it's it's another it's
Speaker 1: it's another untreatable symptom. I don't know what the answer
Speaker 1: for it is. And that's scary, Like you want to
Speaker 1: think that there's something out there where people would pause
Speaker 1: and have a moment and go, yeah, we got to
Speaker 1: do this differently, man. And you know, I think for
Speaker 1: half a second, I guess you had that with nine
Speaker 1: to eleven, but not for long because the my pet
Speaker 1: goat stuff was still out there, right, They really shut
Speaker 1: that off. But we're so far gone on this stuff
Speaker 1: that all of these things could simultaneously take place yesterday.
Speaker 1: Everything that happened yesterday on its own would have made
Speaker 1: for a pretty incredible news cycle, whether it was the
Speaker 1: protest in DC, you know, the dueling speeches with Biden
Speaker 1: and Trump, the wholesale switcheroo by the media over things
Speaker 1: that were correctly reported by them, who were then willing
Speaker 1: to say, you know what, no, we all had it
Speaker 1: wrong back in twenty twenty one. Every one of those
Speaker 1: would be a crazy news cycle all on its own,
Speaker 1: and it all happened within twenty four hours. Meanwhile, over
Speaker 1: in PRIs, they're probably gonna murder some Israeli fans. Are
Speaker 1: they gonna get caught out on the street. They're gonna
Speaker 1: be walking back to their hotel. It will probably happen.
Speaker 1: I hope that it doesn't, but I have no confidence
Speaker 1: that it won't. So I hate to make predictions like that,
Speaker 1: but I tell me I'm wrong. I don't think I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: all right? Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
Speaker 1: seven four. And then what was the what was the
Speaker 1: thing Trump rosse?
Speaker 11: Were?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, my brain's up. You and I were talking
Speaker 1: about this off the hear What was the Trump thing
Speaker 1: where they're still running that?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, the the Hannible elector thing.
Speaker 1: Hannibal elector. All right, we got to address this, do
Speaker 1: you guys? You guys have heard. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I also does anybody at the Trump thing yesterday you
Speaker 1: want to give us a book report, that'll be fine.
Speaker 1: You know, Trump keeps mentioning Hannibal Lecter, and I think
Speaker 1: he keeps doing it more because some of the reaction
Speaker 1: he gets. But do you understand the context of it? Okay,
Speaker 1: if you don't, that's fine, because even if you don't,
Speaker 1: I think in your mind you probably do because of
Speaker 1: the way that you treat it. But we'll say it
Speaker 1: very slowly for people out there, because they keep as
Speaker 1: a bone they keep chewing on because, like he thinks,
Speaker 1: Hannibal Lecter's a real person. Right, You've probably seen some
Speaker 1: of that narrative and he doesn't, but he's making a
Speaker 1: point and he doesn't when he now when he brings
Speaker 1: it up subsequently, he doesn't always seen set it.
Speaker 2: So we'll seen set it and uh, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe then if you hear somebody bring it up, he
Speaker 1: can be like, well, know what he's actually talking about
Speaker 1: is this, and let me explain it for you, even
Speaker 1: though that shouldn't technically be your job. That is unfortunately
Speaker 1: where we are. And they say, if you're explaining, you're
Speaker 1: already losing. So and we also said there also the
Speaker 1: little behind the scenes Barack Obama, Joe Biden spat that
Speaker 1: New York Post is saying is going on.
Speaker 2: I'll explain that to you as well.
Speaker 1: All coming up, two more hours to go, case O
Speaker 1: Day Radio program, Hang on. But overall devious plan because
Speaker 1: you got me was the way in which you all
Speaker 1: not you all.
Speaker 2: But unless you were part of it, then you're in there.
Speaker 11: But like.
Speaker 1: Somehow yesterday the news cycle found a way to put
Speaker 1: simultaneously all the stuff that just drives me up the
Speaker 1: damn wall within a twenty four hour period. Right, the
Speaker 1: wanton double standard and destruction of Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: The parading of the failed and corrupt.
Speaker 1: Agencies like the FBI, The smugness of members of Congress
Speaker 1: who no longer suffer any political ramifications for hijacking something
Speaker 1: as serious as hey, they almost assassinated a president. The
Speaker 1: the the display of the media's willingness to literally fall
Speaker 1: on the sword right and and make fundamental sweeping Oh no,
Speaker 1: that thing you thought you read, You didn't read that.
Speaker 1: Declarations on varieties of issues, whether it was the borders,
Speaker 1: our stuff, which there's tape. It's so it's so easy,
Speaker 1: it's so easy just to go back and and and
Speaker 1: then people won't care. They won't care. The erasure of
Speaker 1: Kamali's voting record. Remember this. One of the things that
Speaker 1: blew me away right when AOC got in there was
Speaker 1: remember the Green Remember the one sheeter on the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal where it was just like, we're gonna build
Speaker 1: a train to Hawaii. I'm not misrepresenting that. By the way.
Speaker 1: They called for the elimination of air travel. They also
Speaker 1: called for the elimination of cows. And if you remember
Speaker 1: the very first, not one of the first, the very
Speaker 1: first other member of Congress, in this case, Senator from
Speaker 1: California by the name of Kamala Harris was the very
Speaker 1: first to throw her support behind the Green New Deal.
Speaker 1: She became the lead Senate sponsor, and I'm supposed to
Speaker 1: pretend like that didn't happen. And you coupled that with
Speaker 1: remember she was also the most vocal over the juicy
Speaker 1: Simolet stuff, putting out a tweet all in on it,
Speaker 1: and even when it became abundantly clear that it was
Speaker 1: all a bunch of hot garbage, she still wouldn't pull
Speaker 1: away from it, going out and pushing the bail fund
Speaker 1: for what was taking place in Minnesota, which I took
Speaker 1: extra personal because I had to watch streets and shops
Speaker 1: that I used to frequent that I used.
Speaker 2: To live near.
Speaker 1: Just being destroyed, and I knew people who literally had
Speaker 1: their lives. They don't do what they did anymore. One
Speaker 1: of the guys who ran, like I say, it wasn't
Speaker 1: a pawn shop per se, but it was like secondary
Speaker 1: archery equipment and a.
Speaker 2: Few other stuff.
Speaker 1: He didn't have guns, but he had basically all the
Speaker 1: other stuff. It was I got played against sports, but
Speaker 1: for hunting equipment. His was one of the businesses on
Speaker 1: Lake Street that is no more because he was he's
Speaker 1: old enough. He just he couldn't rebuild. He didn't want
Speaker 1: to rebuild. And then when they tried to rebuild, they
Speaker 1: were prioritizing monies to rebuild, and he was a white dude,
Speaker 1: so he wasn't being prioritized. And it's just as death
Speaker 1: by a thousand cuts. And by the way, if you
Speaker 1: go back and you look at the easily accessible voting
Speaker 1: records and proposals of Kamala Harris, those themselves were being
Speaker 1: disappeared yesterday.
Speaker 13: Very different.
Speaker 1: This is her being interviewed during this little week where
Speaker 1: where the spat between the media and the Democrats was there,
Speaker 1: so there were members of the media doing real journalism.
Speaker 1: This is an ABC News interview and the bewilderment on
Speaker 1: her face in this clip is like nothing I've ever
Speaker 1: seen because she didn't expect the follow up question.
Speaker 13: Very different.
Speaker 4: In the policies that you've supported in the past, you're
Speaker 4: considered the most liberal United States senator.
Speaker 1: I somebody said that, and it actually was Mike Pence
Speaker 1: on the debate stage.
Speaker 4: But yeah, well, actually the non part is in Gov
Speaker 4: Track has rated you as the most liberal senator. You
Speaker 4: supported the Green New deal, you supported Medicare for all.
Speaker 1: And she the look on her face is like, is
Speaker 1: this happening?
Speaker 12: That look on her face she gets it every time
Speaker 12: she's actually pressed for anything. Yes, that's why if she
Speaker 12: is going to do that debate with Trump in September,
Speaker 12: it in Fox, you're probably gonna see that look a lot.
Speaker 12: Like you press her on Ukraine or the border, whatever
Speaker 12: the issue is, that happens a lot.
Speaker 1: She starts laughing, Oh, Mike Pence said that, and the
Speaker 1: reporter could have gone, yep, yeah he did.
Speaker 2: And you know why he said it.
Speaker 1: He said it because the you gov people said it,
Speaker 1: but now they don't. Is gone, go look for it,
Speaker 1: it's gone. And acxios. How to affix the little things?
Speaker 1: And oh no, we all had it wrong with the.
Speaker 2: Borders are stuff. Meanwhile, they're like.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump thinks that Hannibal Lecter is a real person?
Speaker 2: Does he?
Speaker 1: Is that what you got from the five second clip
Speaker 1: us all? Or did you take did you bother to
Speaker 1: look into it?
Speaker 2: Ross?
Speaker 1: You didn't know? You bothered to look into it.
Speaker 2: Didn't you know?
Speaker 12: Because yeah, we've mentioned it before in the in the
Speaker 12: show very like Fast. It was like a passing thing.
Speaker 2: Right right cuts.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you know, I've seen that on social media and
Speaker 12: I didn't care enough to look into it because I
Speaker 12: figure everybody they always take him out of context, and
Speaker 12: it had to be it had to make sense when
Speaker 12: you actually saw it in context, right. But I keep
Speaker 12: seeing it show up on my on my ex feed.
Speaker 12: And then a few days ago, my buddy sent me
Speaker 12: a text. I was like, hey, and he's like, not
Speaker 12: like a you know my buddy who I'm going to
Speaker 12: bulldoze his house in Chapel Hill, right right right, the
Speaker 12: best friends. He's like, so, explain this Hannibal Lecter thing
Speaker 12: to me, because I'm very confused as to why he
Speaker 12: keeps bringing up. And I told him, I'm like, I
Speaker 12: don't know, because I haven't looked into it. I have
Speaker 12: no idea. But when I've heard it out of context,
Speaker 12: when I've just heard the little clips that like somebody
Speaker 12: like media Matters or someone will put up and it
Speaker 12: sounds like looney tunes. So last night you sent me
Speaker 12: another clip of him mentioning it in Charlotte at the
Speaker 12: rally and I'm in bed. I We're about to go
Speaker 12: to bed. I didn't want to play the video because
Speaker 12: I didn't want to wake up Marky. She passed out. So,
Speaker 12: but I was reading the comments. The comments are like,
Speaker 12: he thinks, Hannibal Elector is what.
Speaker 1: You want to play the clip? Yeah? You want to
Speaker 1: play the clip?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, play it, play it?
Speaker 2: Play all right. So here's the clip from Charlotte, the
Speaker 2: one that was around.
Speaker 12: Because when you actually hear the audio from the clip,
Speaker 12: then suddenly it makes sense, because when you're just reading
Speaker 12: the comments, it makes no sense at all. It's like
Speaker 12: he thinks the head of Elector is real. He believes
Speaker 12: it was a real thing. He thinks it's a documentary.
Speaker 12: He thinks it's a late great person. What is he talking.
Speaker 12: He's lost his mind. He's old. He's like an eighty
Speaker 12: year old and not making any sense. But when I
Speaker 12: actually play and load the video this morning, ta da,
Speaker 12: when it's in context, it makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, And he does keep bringing it up,
Speaker 1: that's true, And I think he does because he enjoys
Speaker 1: the lunacy of the reactions. It's because at some point
Speaker 1: there's I think Trump does do some stuff like that
Speaker 1: right where he's just like, oh, they always freak out
Speaker 1: when I say this, So I'm gonna say this like
Speaker 1: I get I get that sentences and our here is
Speaker 1: from Charlotte yesterday.
Speaker 14: Prisons in jails, mental institutions, and insane as alums. You know,
Speaker 14: they go crazy when I say the late great Hannibal Elector. Okay,
Speaker 14: they say, why would you mention hornrible Elector? He must
Speaker 14: be cognitively in trouble. No, now, though these are real stories.
Speaker 14: Hannibal Elector from Silence of the Lamb. He's a lovely man.
Speaker 14: He wants to have you for dinner. He'd like to
Speaker 14: have you for dinner.
Speaker 1: And all right, even that is out of context kind
Speaker 1: of unless you know, kind of the first time he
Speaker 1: brought it up.
Speaker 12: But so I wrote back to my buddy who asked
Speaker 12: me about it the other day, and I had an
Speaker 12: answer for him. I wrote him back today. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 12: it's the first time I've heard it in context. And
Speaker 12: I figure out he's talking about people coming across the border,
Speaker 12: and he's talking about some of these people are crazy
Speaker 12: and some of them are actually from mental institutions, which
Speaker 12: is true. And then he switches the Hannibal Elector using
Speaker 12: it as hyperbole, like like would you want Hannibal Lecter
Speaker 12: coming over?
Speaker 2: Here. I mean, where's he gonna go.
Speaker 12: It's gonna go to la I mean, my buddy writes
Speaker 12: me back, and he goes, okay, well that makes sense. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And by the way, this is the thing what Trump's
Speaker 1: talking about pre date. The best example of what Trump's
Speaker 1: talking about, which you may have forgotten about, was Cuba.
Speaker 2: Okay. I don't know if you remember who negotiated that
Speaker 2: in Cuba. By the way, did.
Speaker 1: Carrie have something to do with that? It was? It
Speaker 1: was a very famous negotiation that took place. They call
Speaker 1: it the prisoner dump.
Speaker 12: They talk about at the beginning of the Scarface, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: So basically they went in, here we go.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's called the Murial boat lift. All right.
Speaker 1: So and this goes back to nineteen seventy nine. Those
Speaker 1: are the twelve Cubans that were looking for that, but
Speaker 1: it then became a post it was part of post
Speaker 1: negotiations following the failed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's three different incidents. I'm sorry I should have
Speaker 2: pulled this up.
Speaker 1: Basically, they went to Cuba and they said, hey, we
Speaker 1: want to get the uh, some of the folks that
Speaker 1: were seized during the failed Bay of Pigs. And then
Speaker 1: there was a second thing, and Fidel Castro basically took
Speaker 1: that as the opportunity to give us thousands of people.
Speaker 1: And it turned out that he had just basically emptied
Speaker 1: prisons and and mental institutions in Cuba. So the vast
Speaker 1: majority of the people that they sent us over were
Speaker 1: not who we thought they were getting. We were given
Speaker 1: the people they didn't want to deal with. And that
Speaker 1: was that was a big fu moment with with with
Speaker 1: Cuba and Castro. It's a thing.
Speaker 2: You can look it up.
Speaker 1: And so you had that then that is that has
Speaker 1: been a thing that has played out. Mexico has given
Speaker 1: us or allowed the emptying of a prison that sat
Speaker 1: near the border, and exodus to those prisoners were basically
Speaker 1: they're like, if you make it across the border, you
Speaker 1: won't get rounded up. That's the thing that has happened.
Speaker 1: So to some extent, that's what Trump is talking about. Yeah,
Speaker 1: making migrants criminal, the Murial boat lift, Miami, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: There's a ton online. You can go and read this
Speaker 2: for yourself.
Speaker 12: I mean a lot of people on the left understand
Speaker 12: that he uses hyperbole a lot, right, and a lot
Speaker 12: of times he's given like a stand up his version
Speaker 12: of a stand up routine. He's making jokes, but he's
Speaker 12: doing it in a way that people can relate to
Speaker 12: important issues.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I for one, look, I find some of his
Speaker 1: delivery weird. And I've stood there. I've literally stood and
Speaker 1: agree in the very coliseum where he was given his thing.
Speaker 1: Remember that was where I went to go interview him,
Speaker 1: and then we didn't have time to do it, and
Speaker 1: I watched. I watched the whole thing, And to be fair,
Speaker 1: it was the first one of his where I watched
Speaker 1: it rather than working it right because I'd gone to
Speaker 1: get some some stuff before and and you just you
Speaker 1: process stuff different. But I had the opportunity just to
Speaker 1: kind of sit back there in the little press area.
Speaker 1: Some of you were yelling at me like I was
Speaker 1: wr e L, thank you for that, appreciate that, but anyway,
Speaker 1: and and they just kind of take it in and
Speaker 1: he won't. I wander, so I'm sure I come across
Speaker 1: the same way. But it's clear when he's just riffing
Speaker 1: on stuff, it's abundantly clear. Like when he's pointing when
Speaker 1: he says at the end of that cut he wants
Speaker 1: to have you for dinner, he's pointing at somebody in
Speaker 1: the audience. He's got a big old grin on his face.
Speaker 1: And the person, if you look at the larger thing,
Speaker 1: kind of puts does the thing where they put their
Speaker 1: hands in front of him and shake them back and forth,
Speaker 1: Like no, no, no, I don't want to be eating
Speaker 1: by handible lecter. There's not a serious thing going on there.
Speaker 1: But to the bigger issue there is, to the bigger
Speaker 1: issue of and and that makes perfect sense if you're
Speaker 1: Mexico or you're Cuba, or you're you know, one of
Speaker 1: these other places, and you can literally offload what you
Speaker 1: consider the dregs of society. You think that's a win.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: Just maddening, just a maddening collective of a day of
Speaker 1: everything and like and and I think it was personal.
Speaker 12: You know, I felt the same way. Send you a
Speaker 12: text yesterday about everything, Yeah, because I had to take
Speaker 12: a break from social media because I had a solution
Speaker 12: and you know, in the end of the day, Yeah,
Speaker 12: I had I had a very you know, simple solution
Speaker 12: as to how to solve the problem there in dec
Speaker 12: going on yesterday. But I was like, I'm not posting
Speaker 12: it because I'll probably lose my gig.
Speaker 1: You just need to vent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was what it does to air drop coloring book.
Speaker 12: Correct, what it was. I heard from several people, two
Speaker 12: different people yesterday. Uh, separate occasions.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 12: One of them and both big dissantis supporters, not Trump fans,
Speaker 12: big rhndes sandi is so much that they were not
Speaker 12: going to be voting in November. And I've heard this repeatedly.
Speaker 12: One of them, I'm not going to name them, but
Speaker 12: one of them has had issues with his parents as well,
Speaker 12: like where they're not really in speaking terms because they've
Speaker 12: had issues because parents are big Trump supporters and he
Speaker 12: can't stand Trump. He wanted to say going to stay home.
Speaker 12: Sent me a message yesterday that said, you know all
Speaker 12: this crap that's going on in DC where they're vandalizing,
Speaker 12: putting the name of a terrorist organization on our monuments,
Speaker 12: plus combined with the axios revisionist history stuff and everyone. Yeah,
Speaker 12: he said, now I'm I'm going to be voting Trump
Speaker 12: in November. Yeah, I can't stay. I have gone too far.
Speaker 1: And I I I.
Speaker 2: Hope that that is.
Speaker 1: I hope that it's enough to change, even if it
Speaker 1: doesn't come around to Trump, even if you just want
Speaker 1: to hold Nadler and Shift accountable at the voting booth,
Speaker 1: not that we probably have a bunch of their constituents there.
Speaker 1: Like I hope that this behavior has consequences, and I
Speaker 1: want to be clear, I don't mean violent physical consequences,
Speaker 1: because unlike those who would leave it out there very
Speaker 1: subtly just say, oh, man, I hope something happens that
Speaker 1: stops this.
Speaker 2: Wink wink, nod nod. Have to go there.
Speaker 1: I have to sit here and hope that you will
Speaker 1: all come to your senses and you reject this behavior.
Speaker 2: And you don't have to even just.
Speaker 1: Reject it by going out and voting for Trump. You
Speaker 1: can turn your efforts into making sure that these folks
Speaker 1: don't have jobs anymore. And that goes for the media
Speaker 1: as well. You don't have to go You don't have
Speaker 1: to go all into fight clubs and start destroying infrastructure.
Speaker 1: You can simply say I will not participate in the
Speaker 1: consumption of any of your media anymore. I will not
Speaker 1: take your newspaper, I will not watch your shows. I
Speaker 1: will not give one damn red dime to go into
Speaker 1: your website so that you can hit me with Google
Speaker 1: AdSense stuff, which isn't easy It's not easy to do,
Speaker 1: as few organizations control so many swaths of the media.
Speaker 1: But you will not reward this behavior. You will not
Speaker 1: reward us being able to put to montage like this
Speaker 1: together in like ten minutes.
Speaker 15: Borders are. Vice President Harris was not a borders are.
Speaker 1: These are the same people, the same shows backlash Sometimes
Speaker 1: creation was not true.
Speaker 2: She was never appointed borders are.
Speaker 5: And this will be her first visit to the US
Speaker 5: Mexico Border Regents. And she was appointed as the borders
Speaker 5: are by President Biden.
Speaker 6: People gonna have to counter the misinformation. You already hear
Speaker 6: folks talking about the borders are.
Speaker 1: She wasn't the borders are.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 1: You all should lose your jobs.
Speaker 2: You should.
Speaker 1: Nobody should take you seriously enough to treat you with
Speaker 1: any respect that allows you to work in the media.
Speaker 1: And it just won't happen as long as you keep
Speaker 1: feeding the beast. So stop feeding the beast. We'll be back,
Speaker 1: boy boy yesterday.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 2: Just one thing after another after another.
Speaker 1: Obviously, the most irritating, I think for many of you
Speaker 1: is to sit there and watch the absolute wanton destruction
Speaker 1: of Washington, d C or mon Immens. The flags that
Speaker 1: were torn down the the literally hundreds of incidents and
Speaker 1: run ins with law enforcement, many of which turned extremely
Speaker 1: violent and useful idiots run around screaming this. That's while
Speaker 1: the flag burns there in front of you, and you
Speaker 1: just know that, even though it has all the hallmarks
Speaker 1: of everything that you saw, or at least was explained
Speaker 1: to you that you should have seen with January sixth,
Speaker 1: that the accountability and the effort by the FBI and
Speaker 1: others will not even be one tenth of one percent
Speaker 1: what you previously saw.
Speaker 2: So there will be there will be no disincentive to
Speaker 2: come and destroy it next time.
Speaker 1: And that's the part where I'm sitting here and I'm like,
Speaker 1: I don't I'm scared. I'm going to say something this morning.
Speaker 1: So we got like, we got some we got some
Speaker 1: like sleepy time tea in here. Rosscott the zither out
Speaker 1: so I can zend myself on moments. Notice some of
Speaker 1: the tea here, Oh Ginger, what do you think a
Speaker 1: little lavender in this?
Speaker 2: Or some lavender? Some moonshine lemon. That's all I can do.
Speaker 1: Let's listen to net Yat who talk about the frat
Speaker 1: boys who frankly should have been there yesterday, but I'd
Speaker 1: understand what they were.
Speaker 9: We recently learned from the National Security Director, Director of
Speaker 9: US Director of National Intelligence that Iran is funding and
Speaker 9: promoting anti Israel protests in America. They wanted to disrupt America.
Speaker 9: So these protesters burn American flags even on the Fourth
Speaker 9: of July, and I wish to salute the fraternity brothers
Speaker 9: at the University of North Carolina for protective the American flag,
Speaker 9: protective the American flag against these anti Israel protesters.
Speaker 1: And nobody expects that Nanna who's speaking, is not gonna
Speaker 1: have protesters, and it's fine, dude. Look, there's a there's
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff. If people could be intellectually honest
Speaker 1: with this, there's a lot of real big government stuff
Speaker 1: that nn Yahoo does that I'm not comfortable with, and like,
Speaker 1: those are those are valid criticisms. Now you can argue
Speaker 1: that he has to do it, which some people will
Speaker 1: because of some some serious opposition shenanigans that have unfolded
Speaker 1: within the Israeli government. But most people aren't plugged in.
Speaker 1: And I admittedly I'm not plugged in all the way,
Speaker 1: but I have intellectual curiosity enough to really see that
Speaker 1: you have these two factions there, and you saw a
Speaker 1: lot of the very same stuff you're seeing with Trump,
Speaker 1: with the weaponization of the justice system within Israel to
Speaker 1: go after Remember that Yahoo just a few years ago
Speaker 1: was being indicted on a bunch of stuff that and
Speaker 1: most of it turned out to be absolute and utter bs,
Speaker 1: but some of it didn't. Some of it it looks
Speaker 1: like there is abuse within the system.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Is the Israeli government system the same as the US
Speaker 1: and are they afforded the same protections they are not?
Speaker 1: So you can hate this, dude. You can want a
Speaker 1: new direction for Israel, including ones that some people think
Speaker 1: would just spell the It would just signal the death
Speaker 1: of Israeli independence. You can think all of these things,
Speaker 1: but you can't come and destroy my capital. You can't
Speaker 1: break into the Watergate Hotel and fill it with cockroaches
Speaker 1: and whatever else they were throwing it.
Speaker 2: Probably bedbugs. Don't do that.
Speaker 1: It's bad.
Speaker 2: Pulling fire alarms.
Speaker 1: Physically assaulting police, trying to throw a police officer onto
Speaker 1: a train track, and one officer probably not gonna have
Speaker 1: a job. I don't know if you saw the video
Speaker 1: finally having enough of it and taking like full scale
Speaker 1: kicking runs at this dude's head and for a moment
Speaker 1: you can feel good about watching that because you're so
Speaker 1: frustrated about stuff. But you have to pause. You got
Speaker 1: to get your tea.
Speaker 2: Right, You got to your soft music and go.
Speaker 1: You know, even in the face of that, it's important
Speaker 1: that while there is full throated investigations and it's not
Speaker 1: even help it anymore, and you have to have a standard.
Speaker 1: You also have to have a set standard. Christopher Ray
Speaker 1: demonstrated once again that he needs to be fired the moment,
Speaker 1: the moment if Trump, if he does is send to
Speaker 1: the presidency again. You know, they're always like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do all these executive orders. Is my first thing? Know,
Speaker 1: your first thing is you fire Christopher Ray, and you
Speaker 1: have a plan to purge the FBI of the very
Speaker 1: same individuals that would you know, sign on to a
Speaker 1: letter and you know, ignore the laptop which we find
Speaker 1: they have possession of and play all of these games
Speaker 1: and create these double standards. And you need to hold
Speaker 1: them accountable. And that is what they fear most, which
Speaker 1: is why they will do all of this stuff because
Speaker 1: they think that they're protected and they think that there
Speaker 1: won't be consequences, and they think and they know and
Speaker 1: they're correct that the media will claim that he's going
Speaker 1: through and this is personal and he's just doing this
Speaker 1: so that he can have yes men in there, so
Speaker 1: he can, you know, he can form a dictatorship and
Speaker 1: soon the SS will be running free in the streets.
Speaker 1: And you let them say all that garbage. You let
Speaker 1: the same people that just did some of the largest
Speaker 1: scale revisionist history in a week's time that you've ever seen.
Speaker 1: You let him run that game, and you take it
Speaker 1: as your responseility that when you are around people that
Speaker 1: feel uncomfortable with change like that, you explain to them
Speaker 1: exactly why this has to happen. But you also tell
Speaker 1: them that you will be vigilant and if it looks
Speaker 1: for a moment that Trump is going to head into
Speaker 1: the tutalitarian uh direction, that it is very clear this
Speaker 1: soft coup that is you know that is currently operating
Speaker 1: right now, that you will be a steadfast And it's
Speaker 1: dangerous stuff, right because people when they get more power
Speaker 1: sometimes it corrupts them. You've heard the saying, but I
Speaker 1: don't know what the alternative is. The alternative is you
Speaker 1: just let this stuff play out. And then the Adam
Speaker 1: shifts of the world, and the Jerry Nadlers of the world,
Speaker 1: and the corrupt democrats of the world, and the corrupt
Speaker 1: Republicans of the world for that matter, will sit there
Speaker 1: and continue to do whatever they want. And eventually the
Speaker 1: amount of people that are sending me emails right now
Speaker 1: that I think you should delete telling me that you
Speaker 1: think violence is the only answer. You should delete those
Speaker 1: and you should rethink that. And I know that's going
Speaker 1: to irritate some of you, but that's what they want.
Speaker 1: That's what they that's what they want, which is why
Speaker 1: when it happened in the opposite direction they panic so much.
Speaker 1: Because the plan is to get you to do that.
Speaker 1: And even if you don't do it all the way
Speaker 1: you saw what you saw the mountain out of the
Speaker 1: Mole Hill that January sixth became imagine if it's something
Speaker 1: more significant and and and and and.
Speaker 2: Not just here. You look at what's going on?
Speaker 1: Are you Are you familiar with all of the stories
Speaker 1: that are breaking out of the Olympics right now? Do
Speaker 1: you have you have you know, you have soccer and
Speaker 1: you have a few other things that are good you
Speaker 1: know that start early before the opening ceremonies because there's
Speaker 1: so many matches right, some of the swimming stuff things
Speaker 1: like that, you have Youwish athletes and Jewish fans who
Speaker 1: were literally being physically assaulted in the stands. There's video
Speaker 1: out right now. You have athletes buses that literally have
Speaker 1: been hijack or attempted to hijack the Belgian swim team,
Speaker 1: the Australian swim team. They had one of the BMX
Speaker 1: teams had their bikes stolen out of a van. And
Speaker 1: then we're intentionally redirected on a path that is not
Speaker 1: the correct path for the purpose of attempting to hijack
Speaker 1: the vehicle carrying the athletes. Go look it up. All
Speaker 1: the stuff's happening. Canada just got busted cheating. Canada just
Speaker 1: got busted for flying drones over the New Zealand practice
Speaker 1: for the women's soccer team so they could spy on
Speaker 1: them ahead of their match. And I know not all
Speaker 1: of this is as serious as you know the other stuff.
Speaker 1: You had, the sexual assault of one of the was
Speaker 1: IT assistant coaches. It's absolute pannemonium over there in Paris.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is? Because Paris has long
Speaker 1: decided that they're going to be a lawless city, man,
Speaker 1: and they can have all the cardboard beds and green
Speaker 1: initiatives that they want, but there's a reason that you know,
Speaker 1: people have literally abandoned portions of that city, and people say,
Speaker 1: why the you're have an abandon it because doctor Cleeder's
Speaker 1: still service. So you know exactly what I mean. So
Speaker 1: I don't know, man. You're seeing the exact examples of
Speaker 1: what lawlessness looks like. And of course you know they've
Speaker 1: had rioting in what London leads all over the UK
Speaker 1: this last week, and yes, over in France and now
Speaker 1: in Washington, d C. Some of the people doing the
Speaker 1: vandalizing are kids of members of Congress that have already
Speaker 1: been I identified. What do you think their consequences are
Speaker 1: going to be? You just overwhelmed the system. This is
Speaker 1: what it looks like. Also, Ross, you say Canada has
Speaker 1: their country stripped? Is that Ross wants to make them
Speaker 1: a British colony?
Speaker 6: Again?
Speaker 1: Why I reward.
Speaker 2: The British man?
Speaker 12: I mean, that's just embarrassing.
Speaker 2: What's embarrassing?
Speaker 12: It's embarrassing. You're flying a drone over.
Speaker 2: What women's the New Zealand women's soccer bread.
Speaker 12: You're trying to cheat at women's soccer.
Speaker 1: Come on, oh.
Speaker 12: Dude, what is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know some people would just build You
Speaker 1: think Bill Belichick if he wasn't the women's soccer coach,
Speaker 1: wouldn't do that.
Speaker 12: Oh, he completely would. But that's American football. It's a
Speaker 12: real sport.
Speaker 1: I no, I'm saying even if soccer now has a
Speaker 1: job as the women's soccer coach cheating at euro trash?
Speaker 12: Come on?
Speaker 1: Oh no New Zealand and Canada or not European countries.
Speaker 1: But oh I see okay, So yeah, Ross is very
Speaker 1: harsh penalties.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do? Raced agic? You very get
Speaker 2: the weather right.
Speaker 12: Or Ross is.
Speaker 2: He's He's doling out some punishments.
Speaker 1: Today, So.
Speaker 7: Definitely do not.
Speaker 2: Canada's Canada's a colony again too very harsh fair.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so well harsh forecast, especially this morning and in
Speaker 15: through today. Areas of showers on the flosh stays in place.
Speaker 12: That's an effect.
Speaker 15: Let's see through this evening. So we may see rainfall
Speaker 15: total inch maybe two inches in spots. Some could get
Speaker 15: two to four inches of additional rain already seen, some
Speaker 15: rain scattered across the area, even some heavier showers and spots,
Speaker 15: and I think it's on to get off again all day,
Speaker 15: so we're kind of in it. Low eighties for highs
Speaker 15: and more scattered showers right on through tonight and tomorrow.
Speaker 15: Best chance early tonight, best chance tomorrow will be as
Speaker 15: the morning progresses into the afternoon. All the weekend does
Speaker 15: look a little bit better. I think storms will be
Speaker 15: off to the west and maybe into the mountains close
Speaker 15: to the Triad, but for the Triangle we may escape
Speaker 15: the rainfall.
Speaker 2: So it's gonna kind of split the state in half.
Speaker 7: It'll be a tough forecast.
Speaker 15: I'll fine tune that tomorrow, but it looks like right
Speaker 15: now we could have sunshine. There is a chance of
Speaker 15: showers of thunder storms, so further west you go, most
Speaker 15: of us getting back to the little bit eighties, and
Speaker 15: then we'll be back into the showers and thunderstorms as
Speaker 15: they get into next week and maybe getting a little
Speaker 15: bit warmer. But today gotta gray. Expect rain, expecting maybe
Speaker 15: some localized flooding. So just slow your role, especially this
Speaker 15: afternoon if you get some heavier thunderstorms with some heavy rain.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, thank you sir, appreciate it, yep, and
Speaker 1: we'll come back. Grab your calls next, hang on, coming up.
Speaker 1: We're gonna, we're gonna we'll take a deviation because if not,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna lose my mind today Stephen cantill join us,
Speaker 1: our official NERD correspondent.
Speaker 2: So we'll.
Speaker 1: We'll just lose our mind over poor Star Wars shows
Speaker 1: or stuff like that. It'll feel good.
Speaker 2: It'll feel it.
Speaker 1: Deviation will feel good. But let me grab a call now, Jamal,
Speaker 1: you're a first, Go right ahead.
Speaker 11: Hey, KC, I'm sorry about you mean, the team brought
Speaker 11: try some press Kentucky whiskey out of a barrow. But
Speaker 11: I'm gonna tell you this, KC. And this is something else.
Speaker 11: You have a notice because I've been saying this. I
Speaker 11: told people Joe Binden does not need to drop out
Speaker 11: because the media is not gonna be held responsible for
Speaker 11: what they did with his cover up. And I said this,
Speaker 11: but this is what you haven't noticed in the media.
Speaker 11: Whenever they're discussing come all in now, they make sure
Speaker 11: it's a white Republican and it's black Democrats to defend her.
Speaker 11: Remember the black guy Paris who was for President Trump
Speaker 11: in twenty sixteen, and of course CNN stopped bringing him
Speaker 11: up there because he was pushing back. I'm not talking
Speaker 11: about MSNBC because at this point, if you listen to
Speaker 11: anybody who's listening to MSNBC, they didn't even think they're
Speaker 11: gonna try to be any time fair. I got some
Speaker 11: beach one pro I'm talking about some Atlantic front property
Speaker 11: in Nebraska to sail you. But they are now purposefully
Speaker 11: purposely putting white Republicans up against black Democrats, purposely doing
Speaker 11: There are plenty of black Republicans like myself and others whom.
Speaker 1: They can Michael Steel, like Michael Steele with his Captain
Speaker 1: America and his crying eye.
Speaker 11: That guy, you no, that's that's in That's NBC.
Speaker 9: We know.
Speaker 11: The only reason why a former head of the Republican
Speaker 11: Party when Barack Obama won in two thousand and eight
Speaker 11: is on MSNBC because he was thrown out because he
Speaker 11: was stealing money. See, they don't want to talk about
Speaker 11: that when it comes to him. He's a thief that
Speaker 11: was thrown out of the Republican Party as chairman because
Speaker 11: he was stealing money. Literally, he was caught doing it,
Speaker 11: so he was fired. So when and yesterday when we
Speaker 11: saw the meeting with them turning on the nose about
Speaker 11: Tamala being the borders are. Oh, well, we got it wrong, Casey.
Speaker 11: I me and you have debated back and forth about
Speaker 11: this about the same restrictions they have on the Second Amendment,
Speaker 11: that they need the same restrictions on the First Amendment
Speaker 11: when it comes to the freedom of the press. Because
Speaker 11: this is to the point now when I'm glad President
Speaker 11: Trump did this yesterday. He started pushing back on the
Speaker 11: media Sunday and Kamala Harris and I'm gonna say, Kamal
Speaker 11: ain't gonna say the other way Kamala Harris is that
Speaker 11: she is a threat to democracy. We was told to
Speaker 11: bring the temperature down and it's all done with me.
Speaker 11: What Adam Shifp did. The media should have covered. They said,
Speaker 11: there had the man who was shot at. You got
Speaker 11: the man who's headed the FBI, and you're supposed to
Speaker 11: be asking about questions about the man being shot. You're
Speaker 11: trying to put a political hit to say about President Trump. Wildcorse.
Speaker 11: I'd rather vote for the fella than the jack behind.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you can say Jackie, I say
Speaker 11: Jack's tae. I rather fellas check.
Speaker 1: Well, you just did so oh into flames so I
Speaker 1: guess you can look. Yeah, I got.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna tell you got about thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: So just look.
Speaker 11: Yeah, okay, See, this is what people have been saying,
Speaker 11: that we have to label them a threat to democracy
Speaker 11: the same way and turn the temperature back up because
Speaker 11: obviously they're not they're not gonna throw down.
Speaker 1: Watching the news cycle over the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 1: everybody's lost their damn mind. The republic has lost I
Speaker 1: don't know. In fact, let's go ahead and let's let's
Speaker 1: make all sorts of comparisons. Let's welcome in our oh,
Speaker 1: our current Events entertainment and official Nerd correspondent Stephen Kent
Speaker 1: to the show. So, Steven, do you guys have fun
Speaker 1: burning the Capitol yesterday? I'm assuming that was you dressed
Speaker 1: as Darth Vader like the one dude was or was
Speaker 1: that not you?
Speaker 6: Hey? See, me and my fellow nerds were in our
Speaker 6: mother's basements just playing video games and joint life, creating
Speaker 6: great memes. I was not at that event.
Speaker 11: That was not me.
Speaker 2: What what do you live outside of d C? Right?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 6: I do?
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm I'm angry and I only visit like
Speaker 1: once a year, right, But this is it's I'm sorry
Speaker 1: to put you on the spot because we're gonna get
Speaker 1: into little nerdy stuff and and but some stuff that
Speaker 1: also has to do with government that we need to
Speaker 1: talk about. But wait, I don't understand why the why
Speaker 1: the residents of DC are not madder than than even
Speaker 1: me this morning, who's having to drink spiked canon milt
Speaker 1: tea to make it through his day. It's just far,
Speaker 1: madames far.
Speaker 6: I mean people, people are ticks and and you know
Speaker 6: I showed showed my daughter that video last night of
Speaker 6: the desecration of the flag at Union Station, the spray
Speaker 6: paint that was all over the bell. I mean, it's
Speaker 6: it's horrible. This is where I commute into every day
Speaker 6: in d C. I get out to that monstrosity when
Speaker 6: I have to go to the to Congress and speak
Speaker 6: to people on the hill. It's it's horrible. Uh. And
Speaker 6: people are mad about it. But it's just you have
Speaker 6: mayors like Muriel Bowser here in DC who won't say
Speaker 6: it out loud, but they condown this activity. And that's
Speaker 6: why it happens.
Speaker 1: And I think that I think the reason that hit
Speaker 1: me extra hard is when I would do my annual
Speaker 1: Radio Row every year. We always did it at the
Speaker 1: Phoenix Park Hotel, which I'm sure you know where that
Speaker 1: is obviously if you meet through Union Station, And of
Speaker 1: course the window of my hotel almost all of the
Speaker 1: windows view Union Station because of the corner it sits on,
Speaker 1: and I look, it's always it was always really cool
Speaker 1: to go up there, even with the pandemonium and the mayhem.
Speaker 1: I was up there during the Kavanaugh hearing. But it's
Speaker 1: part of the atmosphere and it's largely contained, so I
Speaker 1: could be I could go to the Irish bar right
Speaker 1: here at the hotel, I could go over to Union
Speaker 1: Station do stuff. I could walk around and do the
Speaker 1: touristy stuff. But I could also go over and still
Speaker 1: see people exercising their First Amendment and some of it,
Speaker 1: you know, and sometimes it did violate the law, and
Speaker 1: there were remedies for that, but not on the scale
Speaker 1: that we saw. And you couple that with what you
Speaker 1: saw in London, what's going on in Paris right now
Speaker 1: where they're literally like seizing Israeli.
Speaker 2: Fans and stands.
Speaker 1: There's some video that's emerged of that, and and you
Speaker 1: ask yourself how coordinated it is and to put this
Speaker 1: in nerd terms for you. I have dark thoughts and
Speaker 1: are creep into my brain, right, which is like the
Speaker 1: whole precipice for Star Wars, like, don't let yourself go
Speaker 1: to the dark side, right, don't do it? Yeah, But
Speaker 1: for just five seconds, I just in my mind, I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: what if Palpatine's in his transport shuttle, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: they don't even have a cool name for it.
Speaker 2: It's just called that.
Speaker 1: And he stares out and there's a bunch of yay
Speaker 1: who's spray painting a dreadnought? Right, He's not putting up
Speaker 1: with that crap. And I'd watched that episode Lock them Up.
Speaker 6: I think that's what he is saying. And by the way,
Speaker 6: what he says his shuttle is called a Lambda shuttle,
Speaker 6: So do your homework.
Speaker 2: I did it, just said cruiser. I was very disappointed.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's good because like they have cool names
Speaker 1: like Infiltrators and Dreadnoughts and.
Speaker 6: All those things.
Speaker 1: But I'm like, it's just called the Emperor Shuttle. That's
Speaker 1: so stupid. No, he's going all lightning hands like he's
Speaker 1: not putting up with this.
Speaker 6: No, I mean, and that's I think that's why so
Speaker 6: many people are turning to more authoritarian type leaders around
Speaker 6: the world, which is because in Western democratic nations we
Speaker 6: have not drawn ourselves to like actually defend our own institutions,
Speaker 6: our own buildings from rioters and anarchists and people who
Speaker 6: want to ravage beautiful things. And that's how you get,
Speaker 6: you know, more authoritarian blowback. And we don't want that.
Speaker 6: You don't want help the teams of the world to
Speaker 6: step in and go, I will bring order. You have
Speaker 6: to maintain order yourselves through democratic processes, and we just
Speaker 6: don't have the backbone to do it.
Speaker 1: And I had to sit there and I had to
Speaker 1: watch members of Congress try to hear which we knew
Speaker 1: was going to be a deflection of thon by Christopher
Speaker 1: Ray at the FBI, just as it was by the
Speaker 1: Secret Service director, where they're both going talk to the
Speaker 1: other person about their investigation. We knew that was baked in.
Speaker 1: But to watch members of Congress then use it to
Speaker 1: try to pistol whip the very dude who was shot.
Speaker 1: I could Ross and I exchange messages on why it
Speaker 1: was not a good idea for either of us to
Speaker 1: post tweets yesterday and I hate that that's where we are. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: what is Congress going to be dealing with today? Not
Speaker 1: figuring out what are we going to do about this,
Speaker 1: but to figure out how they can screw with your
Speaker 1: ability to actually discern what your kids can and can't consume.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about this. I'll make that awkward transition
Speaker 1: what are these Yay, who's up to today?
Speaker 6: I thought that was a wonderful transition. Yeah. So Congress
Speaker 6: in the Senate today they are expected to vote on
Speaker 6: the Kids Online Safety Act, which has been moving through
Speaker 6: the Senate now for well over a year and is
Speaker 6: now being rushed with all haste for a floor vote
Speaker 6: by Chuck Schumer. This is a bill which would expand
Speaker 6: the federal government's role in moderation and content present on
Speaker 6: social media in a massive way. I mean, this is
Speaker 6: Patriot Act level stuff, but for social media content regulation.
Speaker 6: What it mainly does is it forces social media companies
Speaker 6: and online platforms to adopt a duty of care for
Speaker 6: their users under the age of sixteen. Now, you might think,
Speaker 6: if you're a parent, I'm the one who has duty
Speaker 6: of care over my child. Now, social media companies would
Speaker 6: have that in the online space where this is simple
Speaker 6: is child exploitation content and pornography. But where it is
Speaker 6: not simple is speech content that is in the gray
Speaker 6: area of is this bad, is this good? Is this okay?
Speaker 6: Or is this harmful? Social media companies do not want
Speaker 6: to be the shoff of what is harmful content. And
Speaker 6: that's what's going on here with Coosa.
Speaker 1: And you know, one of the examples I hear often
Speaker 1: cited and it did offend the senses? Do you remember
Speaker 1: and I can't remember what the how old the child
Speaker 1: was at the time, but do you remember there was
Speaker 1: a child who is now an adult, but when they
Speaker 1: were a child, there was a video of a revenge
Speaker 1: porn posted of them. And they kept going back to
Speaker 1: the well to the social media companies and going can
Speaker 1: you take this down? And Twitter was one of them.
Speaker 1: It predated Elon being there, but they then made it
Speaker 1: an Elon problem when he bought it, where basically they
Speaker 1: would reach out and they'd say, Hi, I'm a fourteen
Speaker 1: year old girl and there's a video that was posted
Speaker 1: of me providing a sexual act.
Speaker 2: In this case it was of the Lewinsky variety.
Speaker 1: And the media companies will just say, yeah, we'll totally
Speaker 1: get to that we'll take that down, and then they
Speaker 1: wouldn't take it down and the horrified parent out there
Speaker 1: and understandably so, and that's the white horse these guys
Speaker 1: are wanting to ride in on.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Absolutely, and there's a reason that they're taking that
Speaker 6: because it's very clear and simple, and you could also
Speaker 6: just have revenge peorn legislation that covers just that single issue.
Speaker 6: What this does is it just forces them to moderate
Speaker 6: and reduce access to content for anything that could be
Speaker 6: perceived as harmful to minors. And so you have a
Speaker 6: bunch of different groups on the left and the right
Speaker 6: going well on any given day you call our content harmful.
Speaker 6: Students for Life, a pro life action group, came out
Speaker 6: yesterday against this legislation, saying all we have ever experienced
Speaker 6: in the online space with social media companies, is you
Speaker 6: calling pro life content harmful and stressful and damaging to
Speaker 6: people because it causes people right shame or something. And
Speaker 6: then you also have more LGBT type groups coming out
Speaker 6: and saying, well, everybody's a cute using us of causing
Speaker 6: gender dysphoria and stress and mental health problems and children
Speaker 6: we don't want this either, And the answer is simple everybody.
Speaker 6: Parents need to be more involved and activist in what
Speaker 6: devices their kids have and what goes on them. You
Speaker 6: have full control as a consumer. I say this often
Speaker 6: about you know, parents who are stressed about their kids
Speaker 6: online lives. Is your kid paying the bill? You are
Speaker 6: I've never met a family where a teenager who's on
Speaker 6: TikTok and social media all day where they pay their
Speaker 6: phone bill. You are consenting to that activity by allowing it.
Speaker 6: And there are alternative devices available on the market that
Speaker 6: gives parents full moderation control. You don't need congress to co.
Speaker 1: Parent and now and then the pushback would be the
Speaker 1: kids are going to find a work around, and I
Speaker 1: can look.
Speaker 2: I remember meeting as a kid.
Speaker 1: I remember I remember how within five seconds when we
Speaker 1: first got internet access to my high school, because that's
Speaker 1: the age that I am, where we figured out how
Speaker 1: proxy servers worked, right, so little hacker geniuses. I remember
Speaker 1: when I was much younger, my mom absolutely forbid me
Speaker 1: from watching Beetlejuice when it came out, and the first
Speaker 1: thing I did is I went over to my buddy
Speaker 1: Nathan Galiano's house, and you know what we did. We
Speaker 1: watched some beetlejuice. So it's not going to be a
Speaker 1: perfect system. So I guess the work around. If you're
Speaker 1: social media, then why don't you just say, all right,
Speaker 1: we have a new rule.
Speaker 2: Nobody under the age of sixteen can have an account.
Speaker 1: That wouldn't be good enough, right because you have to
Speaker 1: you have to create. They want you to go further
Speaker 1: than that, even though it's a near impossibility in some instances.
Speaker 6: So I'm actually going to give you a contrarian answer
Speaker 6: on that no one under sixteen allowed to use social
Speaker 6: media at all. I don't support that kind of thing,
Speaker 6: but it is actually a rule that social media company
Speaker 6: could attempt to follow. It's very crystal clear. It would
Speaker 6: require age identification, which requires id collection of adults and children,
Speaker 6: but it's a rule that they could follow. The problem
Speaker 6: with KOSA is that it is subjective. What is harmful
Speaker 6: content besides child pornography and exploitation material? We don't know
Speaker 6: and they don't know either, which basically means that they're
Speaker 6: going to be in the position of going to court
Speaker 6: every couple of months to defend themselves against angry politicians
Speaker 6: who accuse them of violating the spirit of the law.
Speaker 6: And they will say, we don't know what the law is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's a but here's why that's a cop out.
Speaker 1: And you saw people wholesale. Remember they wanted to put
Speaker 1: the the uh the that that theater kid woman in
Speaker 1: charge of, like this committee that was going to be
Speaker 1: the arbiter of what he is or is intact. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you remember that, remember remember that? Yeah, the informations, Yeah,
Speaker 1: the misinformation. Well, you know, nobody's AZAR anymore. I know
Speaker 1: they used to be AZAR, but no, that's retroactively fixed.
Speaker 1: And by the way, why isn't that harmful whole skill
Speaker 1: lining to kids and proceeding in nineteen eighty four attempt
Speaker 1: to purge stuff. Somebody compared it to the photograph from
Speaker 1: Back to the Future where his siblings are fading out
Speaker 1: and we watch that on steroids. So it's never going
Speaker 1: to be good enough for some people. But it's I
Speaker 1: understand too why parents would be concerned that their child,
Speaker 1: who's not even trying to do a workaround, is online
Speaker 1: one day and happens to be subjected to an episode
Speaker 1: of the acolyte. So like, how do you how do
Speaker 1: you keep kids from what we can all agree is
Speaker 1: harmful material?
Speaker 6: You have to be engaged, Casey, I mean, this is
Speaker 6: this is so hard, and I'm a very involved parent
Speaker 6: and my daughter's limited online life because I don't think
Speaker 6: social media is healthy for children. I think it's quite detrimental.
Speaker 6: But that means that the onus is on me to
Speaker 6: get her a device It's called the Bark phone, by
Speaker 6: the way, where parents have full control over every app
Speaker 6: that is and is not downloaded, and also have full
Speaker 6: moderation content controls over what happens on the phone, you know.
Speaker 6: And to back this up and to how uncontrollable things
Speaker 6: are on social media, you know, I was at summer
Speaker 6: camp being a camp counselor at my daughter's camp just
Speaker 6: last week. And this is profane, but I mean every
Speaker 6: kid in this camp, age twelve to eighteen, all know
Speaker 6: who Hawkta Girl is. Okay. Now, the reason that that's
Speaker 6: important is because that kind of content would then fall
Speaker 6: into the crosshairs of well, obviously you don't want that
Speaker 6: shown to an eleven year old who then goes, well
Speaker 6: what is that about? And then they go find out.
Speaker 6: But then adults can't access that kind of humorous content either.
Speaker 6: There are not two internets. There is why an internet
Speaker 6: that we all share, uh, and so you're not going
Speaker 6: to be able to just put up a Chinese wall
Speaker 6: in between these things, so that rich doesn't work.
Speaker 1: Which doesn't work, by the way, in North Korea spoiler alert,
Speaker 1: most North Koreans have access to Western media. This is
Speaker 1: and you know, you you could argue that that is
Speaker 1: the tightest lockdown that's out there. And like they got
Speaker 1: DVDs and stuff, They know this stuff, they sing K
Speaker 1: pop God help them right it. So you there's never
Speaker 1: going to be a perfect system. So what of the
Speaker 1: example that I used where your child is subjected episodes
Speaker 1: of the alcolae?
Speaker 2: What what do you do as a parent at that point?
Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm gonna harp on this now that the
Speaker 1: thing's over, So if you want to defend it, go ahead,
Speaker 1: But like I'm using that as the humorous example. And
Speaker 1: and and the question is, I don't think these cats
Speaker 1: care because they love that there is a level of control,
Speaker 1: even if it's one that's often turned upon them, such
Speaker 1: as the Republicans find themselves that you know that they're
Speaker 1: going to go ahead and go along with this. Sorry
Speaker 1: two minutes to package deal. Both those things fire aways
Speaker 1: here we.
Speaker 6: At this point, I guess we'll talk about The Acolyte.
Speaker 6: I mean, the thing that parents have to do is
Speaker 6: be engaged with watching the shows that their kids used
Speaker 6: to watch without any adult supervision. It used to be
Speaker 6: the case that you could put your kid on the
Speaker 6: Disney Channel or in this case, Disney Plus and let
Speaker 6: them run wild and have a great time with family entertainment.
Speaker 6: We don't live in that world anymore, and these companies
Speaker 6: put out all sorts of strange, corrupt stories with very
Speaker 6: sensational plots. I mean, in The Acolyte is a Star
Speaker 6: Wars show that features the kind of twisted, dark romance
Speaker 6: that you would find in Oh that Vampire thing, Twilight.
Speaker 6: It's a very much the same kind of story, and
Speaker 6: that kind of story is really for kids like fifteen,
Speaker 6: fourteen and up. I would not want my nine year
Speaker 6: old watching the trained, twisted romance of the Acolyte. You know,
Speaker 6: these are things that we have to just be more
Speaker 6: engaged on, and that's stinks. You know, we don't have
Speaker 6: time to watch and screen everything that our kids watch.
Speaker 1: But especially especially when you have people within Disney said
Speaker 1: that they were happy to insert stuff into some of
Speaker 1: the programs. All right, we'll have to get we'll have
Speaker 1: to get to that another day. So the messages don't
Speaker 1: let your kid watch the Acolyte. Thank you, Steven, kids
Speaker 1: appreciate it.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, look at that. See you're getting some good
Speaker 1: advice around these parts today. And that's that's what we're
Speaker 1: here for, all right. Eight eight eight nine three four
Speaker 1: seven eight seven four Back in a few it's bands
Speaker 1: of people outside of the stadium waiting for fans to
Speaker 1: come out and also waiting for the team to come out,
Speaker 1: and uh, nobody's really trying to stop it. So, uh,
Speaker 1: something band's gonna happen over there. I don't want it to,
Speaker 1: but I am just firmly convinced of it. I just
Speaker 1: don't know exactly what it's going to be. But things
Speaker 1: are crazy, man. I was reading a story yesterday or
Speaker 1: the day before this guy. For those of you who
Speaker 1: don't know, if you have the Apple AirPods, they also
Speaker 1: although they're not as good because they don't always work
Speaker 1: as well. But I've if you can use the find
Speaker 1: my iPhone stuff to track them. Right, So you've got
Speaker 1: an you've got an iPad or an iPhone or the AirPods,
Speaker 1: they show up on your find My Find my iPhone app,
Speaker 1: and I've used him when I left them around the
Speaker 1: house and I can't figure out where I left the
Speaker 1: damn things. And I've never gotten him to make noise,
Speaker 1: which it says it'll do, but you can use like
Speaker 1: to geo track it where it's like you're getting warmer,
Speaker 1: you're getting colder, and that seems to work. So this
Speaker 1: guy had a pair sitting in a car that got
Speaker 1: stolen in Chicago, and he, you know, he called the
Speaker 1: police obviously, and they're like, oh, yeah, yeah, we'll totally
Speaker 1: get on that. Well they didn't, so he went and
Speaker 1: tracked him, and he've tracked him to a location where
Speaker 1: there's like three other cars that clearly looked like they'd
Speaker 1: been stolen because like windows were busted out and stuff,
Speaker 1: and there's a there's some bad dudes around there, and
Speaker 1: so he calls the police, and the police get bad
Speaker 1: at him because currently it's not a violent incident at
Speaker 1: this moment, and if he sticks around or tries to
Speaker 1: take his car back with his extra keys, as he
Speaker 1: was threatening to do, he would be escalating it to
Speaker 1: a violent altercation. And so they were like threatening him
Speaker 1: if he didn't leave. I think he did go get
Speaker 1: his car back, but it literally just shows you where
Speaker 1: we are. Hell, the Mayri of Chicago is at that
Speaker 1: teachers union thing the other day, jokingly or not implying
Speaker 1: that maybe as part of the new union contract that
Speaker 1: teachers after school hours would would not be in trouble
Speaker 1: for having a drink. Whatever the hell that means, like
Speaker 1: you can bring a you fill your stanley with booze,
Speaker 1: and if it's after normal instructive hours but still on
Speaker 1: school property, the teachers would be able to How this
Speaker 1: is where we are. It's just one wild story after another.
Speaker 1: It's just like I need something. I need anything in
Speaker 1: my news cycle this week that isn't just the most
Speaker 1: insane crap.
Speaker 2: Ever. I don't say this to be dramatic.
Speaker 1: I can't remember a continued news cycle like the one
Speaker 1: we're in right now. And I've been doing this for
Speaker 1: I've been doing talk radio for like fifteen years, ross
Speaker 1: you've been about what ten years, ten eleven, something like that,
Speaker 1: And I can't think of a crazier month. I can't
Speaker 1: think of more stuff back to back, just connected, and
Speaker 1: so much of it rage inducing. In the entire time
Speaker 1: that I've been doing talk radio where it just doesn't stop.
Speaker 12: It's been like thirteen or fourteen for me in talk
Speaker 12: and I don't I can't ever remember it being like
Speaker 12: it feel like like you know, people say we're in
Speaker 12: a simulation, Like the simulation is like, yeah, melting.
Speaker 1: Down even with arguably even with Trump, the Trump twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen election, I think probably would be next because of
Speaker 1: there's the sheer insanity of all of it, right, Him,
Speaker 1: Deminition and sixteen other candidates.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but that just that was like one topic, right,
Speaker 12: it was one. This is there's so many things compounding
Speaker 12: on top of each other. And like I said last week,
Speaker 12: you'll need to calm down. History needs to stop. History,
Speaker 12: just stop it. We're tired.
Speaker 1: I don't want to say I'm not having fun right now,
Speaker 1: because there are things that are fun, but I'm not
Speaker 1: having fun. I'll do my job and I'll and I
Speaker 1: will do a damn good job of it because we're professional.
Speaker 1: But like it used to be, there's some stuff and
Speaker 1: like the most joy I've had in a week was
Speaker 1: making acolyte jokes to poor Stephen. That brought me a
Speaker 1: little bit of joy. But it's a really serious thing,
Speaker 1: right because all of these very same Republicans who were
Speaker 1: horrified at the idea that the that that theater kid
Speaker 1: could be the arbiter of what is or isn't acceptable
Speaker 1: discourse online and remember how outrageous that was. Are literally
Speaker 1: going to sign up for something because I think they're
Speaker 1: gonna have they think they're going to have a modicum
Speaker 1: of control over it. But the reality is ninety nine
Speaker 1: point nine percent of the time when arbitrary and biased
Speaker 1: decisions are made over content, it goes against them. And
Speaker 1: and and they're willing, probably in mass, to vote for
Speaker 1: this and then go out and attack you know the uh,
Speaker 1: you know the Ran Pauls of the world who are going, well,
Speaker 1: this isn't good. Why are you such a why are
Speaker 1: you such a lunatic?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 1: Mister Paul? Literally you want to talk about political violence,
Speaker 1: had himself beat into broken bones by a neighbor over
Speaker 1: people who can't just deal politically. These are absolute wild times. Man.
Speaker 1: I didn't even I didn't even I didn't even see
Speaker 1: a good kicker story to put in the stack yesterday.
Speaker 1: I almost I will go out of my way to
Speaker 1: find one, just just so there's there's a moment. Man.
Speaker 1: But you simultaneously you got Donald Trump doing his thing,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden out there talking about how oh this, I
Speaker 1: just thought that younger people need to take over. Do
Speaker 1: you know the backstory of what now? Again, take it
Speaker 1: for what it's worth, but there's there is a lot
Speaker 1: of articles New York Posts is primarily running this about,
Speaker 1: which would explain why brought Obama didn't come out and
Speaker 1: support Kamala Harris and and why all of a sudden
Speaker 1: he jumped on the George Clooney thing. Right, So, the
Speaker 1: theory is that Barack Obama was doing it because Barack Obama,
Speaker 1: like anybody else who was looking at the numbers, didn't
Speaker 1: think Joe Biden could win, and he's so puppet master
Speaker 1: behind the scenes that he thought if by doing it
Speaker 1: this way, Joe Biden would come out, Joe Biden would
Speaker 1: refuse to yield to Kamala Harris or endorse her, and
Speaker 1: that would allow the you know, the puppet masters, if
Speaker 1: you will, to get Mark Warner in who is the
Speaker 1: Arizona Senator, the astronaut that dude, is it Warner? Well, anyway, Kelly,
Speaker 1: Mark Kelly, excuse me, Mark Kelly in there, and by
Speaker 1: Biden coming out and immediately endorsing Harris instead of saying,
Speaker 1: let's leave it up to what happens at the up
Speaker 1: at the convention. It under minded uh Barack Obama and
Speaker 1: he's mad as hell. Now again, that's that's what the
Speaker 1: reporting is going on, right, and that it was Biden's
Speaker 1: last fu to Obama for manipulating all this stuff.
Speaker 2: That's some juicy stuff right there.
Speaker 12: And it makes sense, yeah, because Biden felt like he
Speaker 12: was because he was kind of sort of being stabbed
Speaker 12: in the back, right, Yeah, it was kneecap.
Speaker 1: Remember the they were threatening him with the twenty fifth
Speaker 1: Amendment is what they're forty knows.
Speaker 12: There was and I saw this before, were like, yeah,
Speaker 12: I was thinking it before, but like, oh, this isn't
Speaker 12: passing the torch. I'm like, this is like politically speaking,
Speaker 12: not physically, but it's like when Caesar passed the torch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, on his knees from the wounds. Right, this is right.
Speaker 12: It wasn't peacefully. It wasn't like he wanted to.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy man, all right.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Bloomberg calling in there.
Speaker 1: I'll let you figure that out while I chat with
Speaker 1: raced Agic from the Weather channels standing by. Who will
Speaker 1: passed the torch to nobody unless he needs a day
Speaker 1: off exactly.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I won't be passing any torch any time soon,
Speaker 15: at least that's the hope.
Speaker 7: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Feeling good about training camp, by the way, that going on, No,
Speaker 2: that's a mess.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got your paternity suit settled, so you guys
Speaker 1: can focus on.
Speaker 15: Yeah, now you gott to focus on tens of millions
Speaker 15: of dollars that you're gonna have to dish out to whatever.
Speaker 15: I don't know when did a contract ever meet anything?
Speaker 15: I mean, I guess that's my point, you know, ceede
Speaker 15: lambs like sitting on.
Speaker 2: When you're a rookie.
Speaker 1: I guess. I mean that's really that's that rookie contract
Speaker 1: once they can get it signed. If you don't hold out.
Speaker 1: That seems to be the only time it kind of
Speaker 1: means something. But that's right, I mean issue right now.
Speaker 15: So yeah, no, he's under contract for one more year,
Speaker 15: so get your button camp. I'm sorry, should be yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, sorry, sorry bring up short topic.
Speaker 15: They've given the they've given the the inmates too many
Speaker 15: uh you know, the inmates running the asylum. They've given
Speaker 15: them too many.
Speaker 2: Too much flood.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah too much anyway, But let's see, yeah another
Speaker 15: day where if you're headed out, rain and actually some
Speaker 15: widespread rain showers right now, a little less as you
Speaker 15: go west of the line from about Greensbo to Spencer
Speaker 15: and Charlotte, but still another batch coming in out over
Speaker 15: the mountains. But you go from about a rocky mountain
Speaker 15: down toward to Edmondson and Raleigh, showers, even some embedded thundershowers.
Speaker 15: There's heavy rain to the east, So if you're rolling
Speaker 15: through town heading out toward the outer banks, it's going
Speaker 15: to be a damp morning and.
Speaker 2: A damp commute, and it is going to be a
Speaker 2: damp day.
Speaker 15: With a flood watch at times. Some of the rain
Speaker 15: could be heavy and call some flooding. Upper seventies, low
Speaker 15: eighties today, More showers, thutter showers tonight, especially early showers,
Speaker 15: stutter showers scattered around again tomorrow. Chanceo by the weekend
Speaker 15: and could get some sunback in here, especially eastern half
Speaker 15: of the state, so that could mean the beaches and
Speaker 15: from about the triangle east temperatures middle eighties to the west,
Speaker 15: there will be a chance of showers, the storms a
Speaker 15: little more on that forecast tomorrow. It's kind of iffy
Speaker 15: right now for the weekend, Casey, So everybody tuned back
Speaker 15: tomorrow at this time, and we can just a little
Speaker 15: bit more in the way of specifics on it.
Speaker 6: Do we do we have?
Speaker 15: I just saw the new drought monitor. Came this is
Speaker 15: breaking news. Oh we got a second. We could take
Speaker 15: a quick peek at the drought monitor.
Speaker 1: I iain my I could tell I could tell I
Speaker 1: go ahead, yeah, oh let's see.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Well now and now I can't find it. Of course,
Speaker 15: there I go. So I should never have opened my mouth.
Speaker 1: But okay, well, how about tomorrow tomorrow.
Speaker 15: Yes, let's do it tomorrow. I'm all right, sorry about that.
Speaker 1: There you go. We lied, but that's okay, we'll do
Speaker 1: it tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Thank you tomorrow, I got it.
Speaker 15: We'll do it later.
Speaker 1: Okay, by very good, Thank you, sir, appreciate it. All right,
Speaker 1: there you go, race agic who you know? Always leave
Speaker 1: him once more. That's what we do.
Speaker 2: All right. We'll check in with the Bloomberg folks next
Speaker 2: on he's taken away.
Speaker 1: What do you got?
Speaker 16: Yeah, we got a stronger than expected economy, Casey, u
Speaker 16: Sconomic growth accelerating more than forecast in the second quarter.
Speaker 16: Gross domestic product increasing two point eight percent. Annualized rate
Speaker 16: arose one point four percent in the previous periods.
Speaker 13: That's quite a jump. Personal spending rising.
Speaker 16: Of more than expected two point three percent, and the
Speaker 16: FEDS closely watched measure of underlying inflation that rose two
Speaker 16: point nine percent, easing from the first quarter, but still
Speaker 16: above forecast. Futures they're mixed right now. Dow higher by
Speaker 16: forty five points, S and P five hundred futures they're
Speaker 16: pretty much flat right now. WHOA and the Nasdaq, those
Speaker 16: futures just flipped to the positive. You remember yesterday it
Speaker 16: was an outrageously bad day for the Nasdaq.
Speaker 1: Ah, week's been insane. Oh weeks, everything's been insane. New cycle, Nasdaq,
Speaker 1: you named it. So nothing surprises me.
Speaker 13: That's true. And here's one weird thing, though.
Speaker 16: Amazon's popularity with millennials is actually slipping. I mean, you
Speaker 16: would think that this is the Amazon generation, right, I mean,
Speaker 16: they grew up on ordering this stuff. But factious that
Speaker 16: they do some research, they say those aged just about
Speaker 16: twenty eight forty three where the only demographic whose prime
Speaker 16: day spending dropped this year compared with the year earlier.
Speaker 16: It's not clear to me if this is an economic thing,
Speaker 16: maybe related to student loan repayments or something like that,
Speaker 16: or if it's a matter of millennials not liking what
Speaker 16: some millennials like to say. They like to call Amazon
Speaker 16: their corporate overlord, but they always end up ordering.
Speaker 2: From blame What is a wish dot com? And tu so.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, it could be. Are you planning on traveling
Speaker 13: anywhere this summer by plane?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I love to travel. Why you get is this
Speaker 1: bad news for me? What's ticket the other day for something?
Speaker 13: Did you buy your ticket already?
Speaker 6: I did?
Speaker 13: Yes, you get a good deal or.
Speaker 2: I use points?
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 16: Yeah, if you if you want to go on a
Speaker 16: second trip, you really should book now because there are
Speaker 16: deals all over the place and it is costing American
Speaker 16: airlines big time. They're cutting their earnings outlook as they
Speaker 16: lose profits to budget airfares. So you know, anytime the
Speaker 16: airlines are losing money, it's usually good for consumers.
Speaker 1: That's the airline book which so I did get screwed
Speaker 1: by using full points? Okay, thank you?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 16: And I wanted to ask you, Casey, have you been
Speaker 16: over to the can opener yet where they got all
Speaker 16: those food trucks.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 13: Okay. So there's this new food truck park.
Speaker 16: It's located near that Low bridge, you know, the one
Speaker 16: that's known for ripping off the tops of trucks. Ninth
Speaker 16: Street Journal has a great story out today about all
Speaker 16: the one hundred and sixty Durham.
Speaker 1: That's the Durham one, right, yep, that's the okay, because
Speaker 1: there's two of them. There's p Street in Raleigh and
Speaker 1: then there's the one in Durham, which is really bad.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I haven't been open.
Speaker 16: Oh yeah, so if you if you don't get it
Speaker 16: by one, you get right by.
Speaker 13: But I mean the one in Durham.
Speaker 16: They've got this new food park, food truck park rather
Speaker 16: right there, and they have these really good food trucks
Speaker 16: over there. Korean Barbecue Chicken and Q that's chopped barbecue chicken,
Speaker 16: Gussie's Greek Food which is amazing. I've had it, Queen
Speaker 16: Express and all and is ice cream. They're operating off
Speaker 16: of a double decker bus and it's all just a
Speaker 16: reminder of how much people love food trucks, especially of
Speaker 16: course in the summer, but you know fall in winter.
Speaker 16: Two and it's really just a huge business on a
Speaker 16: nationwide level as well. Okay, see, people just like that
Speaker 16: sort of beast spoke food homemades.
Speaker 1: They're very they're very hipster over in Durham too. They
Speaker 1: really embrace the food truck and the breweries. They love
Speaker 1: them well.
Speaker 16: I mean, they got the whole college thing going right, right,
Speaker 16: and you know a lot of people stick around in
Speaker 16: Durham after they graduate.
Speaker 13: I mean, who wouldn't you? Got the Triangle's great area.
Speaker 1: I'd live here.
Speaker 2: And you know some are better than others. But yeah, absolutely, Hey,
Speaker 2: can I ask you a quick question? Or do you
Speaker 2: got one more in your tack?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Go for it?
Speaker 1: All right? All right, total anonymity here. We the audience
Speaker 1: loves Jeff. Okay, Jeff, We all love Jeff. But Jeff
Speaker 1: is an enigma. And all right, so like in the
Speaker 1: years he's been doing this, we know very little about you, Jeff.
Speaker 2: We think he collects music.
Speaker 1: We know occasionally he's on vacation with a lady friend,
Speaker 1: but we know nothing else about Jeff. I need Jeff fact.
Speaker 1: I need a Jeff fun fact. I need something because
Speaker 1: he again he's very high. Is he a record mountain climber.
Speaker 16: I'll tell you two things about Jeff. You his girlfriend's
Speaker 16: name is Rita. She's beautiful, perfect, and he adores her. Okay,
Speaker 16: And the other thing about Jeff you might know this already,
Speaker 16: but he used to be a music DJ, so he
Speaker 16: used to do like top top of the charts stuff.
Speaker 1: But no facetattoo or anything.
Speaker 13: Yeah, not that I've seen.
Speaker 1: Come on, bet I bet he had one of those
Speaker 1: crazy seventies names, didn't he.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's possible, but if I told you, I'd
Speaker 13: have to kill you. So I can't really reveal that.
Speaker 1: We won't just one track.
Speaker 13: I gotta go do another hit now. So hopefully you.
Speaker 1: Know roughly the air you know what station he might
Speaker 1: have been on.
Speaker 13: I couldn't tell you that either. You have to try
Speaker 13: to squeeze that out of him again. Maybe I'll share
Speaker 13: that with you next time.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, didn' you spell a Greenie? That's it's
Speaker 1: just so good. We're doing just like that Ross.
Speaker 2: That's a lead man