Speaker 1: Get in London, East Acton exactly on March first, nineteen
Speaker 1: forty four, and for years that a generation of British rockers.
Speaker 1: Roger Daltrey of the Who, Happy Birthday, Scott Squeeze Fox.
Speaker 2: She wears on the chest from when Daddy comes home
Speaker 2: and then it.
Speaker 1: Gets no rest, gotsa laying all night. Then the music's all.
Speaker 3: Right, my mama, Scott a.
Speaker 1: Squeeze watched that exactly night. Well the kicks only in
Speaker 1: the Dunkhans sleep.
Speaker 2: There's no escape from the newsic can the whole dancey
Speaker 2: gots wlaying.
Speaker 4: All night.
Speaker 5: And the music's all right.
Speaker 2: My mama, Scott a squeeze watch that nest exact She
Speaker 2: goes in staying all night the music song right, mom Scott,
Speaker 2: Squeeze Fox and that sneak side.
Speaker 6: She goes sees, oh yeah and squeeze wheezer liking mees
Speaker 6: cke dude, I'm so.
Speaker 2: In love you, Mama Scotten Squeeze Fox that and Never
Speaker 2: Speak Sad.
Speaker 1: Night, part of a band that sold over one hundred
Speaker 1: million records worldwide. Man Roger Daltrey was born in a
Speaker 1: hospital in London, England, in the middle of a World
Speaker 1: War II bombing raid in nineteen forty four. He is
Speaker 1: eighty one on this March the first. We're hoping that
Speaker 1: March comes in like a lamb, and it sounds kind
Speaker 1: of lavish forecast wise, because well, we look forward to
Speaker 1: the lion at the end. I don't know why. We'll
Speaker 1: figure out the animals as we move along this morning
Speaker 1: before we look ahead and look back at significant events
Speaker 1: and people tied to this particular date in history, including
Speaker 1: but not limited to these. Eighteen seventy two, President Ulysses
Speaker 1: As Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act, the
Speaker 1: first national park Yellowstone. Nineteen thirty two, Charles Lindbergh Junior,
Speaker 1: the twenty month old son of Charles and Ann Lindberg,
Speaker 1: kidnapped from the family home in New Jersey. Remains of
Speaker 1: the child two months later found, and still a lot
Speaker 1: of controversy about what happened actually to the Lindbergh baby.
Speaker 1: For Puerto Rican nationalists opened fire from a spectator's gallery
Speaker 1: of the US House of Representatives, wounding five members of Congress.
Speaker 1: The year was nineteen fifty four, not that long ago.
Speaker 1: On March first, nineteen sixty one, President Kennedy signed the
Speaker 1: executive Order establishing the Peace Corps. Nineteen sixty six, the
Speaker 1: Soviet space probe Venerer A three made contact with the
Speaker 1: surface of Venus, the first spacecraft to do so to
Speaker 1: reach another planet. A bomb went off inside a men's
Speaker 1: room March first, nineteen seventy one, at the US Capitol.
Speaker 1: The Weather Underground claimed responsibility for the blast, which damaged
Speaker 1: the building, but did not injure anyone, and on this
Speaker 1: date in nineteen seventy four to seven, including former Nixon
Speaker 1: Whitehouse aids Hr Halderman and John D. Erlickman, John Mitchell,
Speaker 1: the Attorney General Robert Marty and indicted by a grand
Speaker 1: jury on charges of conspiring to obscrube justice in connection
Speaker 1: with the Watergate break in. It was all unraveling in
Speaker 1: March in nineteen seventy four. Besides Roger Daltrey, actor Dirk
Speaker 1: Benedict turns eighty. Senator Deb Fisher of Nebraska is seventy four,
Speaker 1: Ron Howard OPI. Cunningham is seventy one, Actor Tim Daly
Speaker 1: sixty nine. Hockey Hall of Famer Ron Francis has a birthday.
Speaker 1: Filmmaker Zack Snyder is fifty nine. Javier Barden is fifty six,
Speaker 1: Basketball Hall of Famer Chris Weber nineteen fifty two. Well, no,
Speaker 1: he is fifty two. Remember when he was nineteen and
Speaker 1: he called time out when Michigan didn't have any in
Speaker 1: the Fab Five's attempt to be the youngest bunch ever
Speaker 1: to win a national championship. Mark Paul Gosslier is fifty one.
Speaker 1: Let's see any Keisha and Justin Bieber is thirty one.
Speaker 1: The little kids growing up. Maybe if it's your birthday,
Speaker 1: I hope it is absolutely the best birthday you could
Speaker 1: possibly imagine, and you get to spend it with the
Speaker 1: people you love, doing the things you love to do,
Speaker 1: and that is truly my wish for you. Hello Chris
Speaker 1: to two point zero, up, bright and early this morning.
Speaker 1: You might you might want to tuck back in. I
Speaker 1: don't think there's anything ahead in the next few minutes
Speaker 1: that's going to make a difference in your life, Honey,
Speaker 1: A few more hours of sleep. Maybe it's coming up
Speaker 1: on five forty one Weather and Sports with Liam Tomlinson
Speaker 1: in just a moment on seven hundred WL mostly cloudy,
Speaker 1: cold start, and I'm not going to get a whole
Speaker 1: lot warmer A high up to about thirty seven or
Speaker 1: so to top out this afternoon. There was a chance
Speaker 1: of a little spitting rain or even some flurries through
Speaker 1: the day. No great accumulation is expected from that cloudy
Speaker 1: over night cold down to twenty tomorrow morning. And looking
Speaker 1: ahead in the week to come, we're looking at more
Speaker 1: forties and fifties as the roller coaster ride continues. Seven
Speaker 1: hundred l Sports willam Tomlinson pray tell what is going
Speaker 1: on in the wide world of sports this weekend. I
Speaker 1: think there's some team from Lexington that is hosting the
Speaker 1: number one team in the nation today in college basketball.
Speaker 7: It's a big sports day here around the station. Every
Speaker 7: station will be patchful of sports all day. But the
Speaker 7: seventeenth rank Kentucky Wildcats hosts the number one team in
Speaker 7: the country, Auburn Tigers. Tip is set for one. You
Speaker 7: can catch all that action on ESPN fifteen to thirty.
Speaker 1: Do you think Barkley will play for Auburn?
Speaker 7: I don't know how much of the game Charles Barkley
Speaker 7: could play in today's age. It's too busy enjoying life.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I forgot the round mound of rebound.
Speaker 1: What else you.
Speaker 7: Guys's the first day of March so obviously March Madness
Speaker 7: is to begin, and very important games here in the
Speaker 7: Tri State area. Xavier host Creighton this afternoon, and right
Speaker 7: now they are in Joe Lonardi's first four out you see,
Speaker 7: as in the next four out of the tournament. Xavior
Speaker 7: host Creighton. That game begins at four to thirty. Pregame
Speaker 7: coverage begins at four on fifty five KRC. You see
Speaker 7: is on the road in Houston to face the fourth
Speaker 7: ranked Cougars.
Speaker 1: You see, tournament hopes.
Speaker 7: Are low, as I mentioned in the next four out
Speaker 7: according to ESPN Joe Lonardi, however, one today can certainly
Speaker 7: boost their resume and put them in the first four out.
Speaker 7: Pregame coverage begins at four. Tip is set for four
Speaker 7: to thirty right on WBN the NKU Norris host Young
Speaker 7: Sound State and their regular season finale. That ballgame tips
Speaker 7: off at one. Pregame coverage begins at twelve thirty on
Speaker 7: Fox Sports thirteen sixty. The Reds fell to Sacramento thirteen
Speaker 7: to one yesterday. They're back in action today at three
Speaker 7: zh five against San Diego on seven hundred wlw or
Speaker 7: CE Cincinnati c oh No, I'm sorry, please, I've seen
Speaker 7: Cincinnati's on the road this evening to play the Philadelphia Union.
Speaker 7: Pregame cover to been that seven kick is set for
Speaker 7: seven thirty on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 1: You mentioned the fourth ranked Cougars, and then you're referring
Speaker 1: course to Houston. What would you consider a first ranked Cougar?
Speaker 1: Maybe Chris Jenner back in the day. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Have you encountered any Cougar's you're of that age?
Speaker 7: Uh, Marty Graul last year in Covington, which is tonight, right,
Speaker 7: who was she?
Speaker 1: You remember?
Speaker 7: Just some band followers of this band performing at Strasshaus.
Speaker 1: Oh, I thought maybe the ones that were directly pursuing
Speaker 1: you as the young bait.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they were after I you know, they were band
Speaker 7: followers of this weird like all rock band that were
Speaker 7: all older.
Speaker 1: It was the interesting night for sure. M there you go,
Speaker 1: all right, we'll enjoy yourself. Five forty five, seven hundred
Speaker 1: WL do to make us the right choice office in Washington,
Speaker 1: DC at the White House. The President of Ukraine, you
Speaker 1: may know him as Vladimir Zelenski. You may know him
Speaker 1: that way because that's apparently his name, was in town
Speaker 1: to sign the mineral agreement. With the United States that
Speaker 1: would provide a pathway forward to end the killing and
Speaker 1: the bloodshed in his country of Ukraine. This is the
Speaker 1: same guy, of course, who was on a phone call
Speaker 1: within President Trump that got President Trump impeached simply because
Speaker 1: he was asking the real deal on what was going
Speaker 1: on with Joe Biden and his son in Bearisma and
Speaker 1: Ukraine and all of that. Anyway, that guy, so they'd
Speaker 1: already worked out all of the diplomatic angles they thought,
Speaker 1: so anyway, crossing all the t's and dotting all the eyes.
Speaker 1: Until Zelenski gets in front of the camp with the
Speaker 1: president and the Vice president and other people from the
Speaker 1: cabinet of our country. They're ready to sign this deal
Speaker 1: because there was a certain process that they were going
Speaker 1: to follow. They're going to sign the mineral deal which
Speaker 1: would tie the United States inexorably to protect its own
Speaker 1: interest in Ukraine and thereby provide a peaceful buffer. Now
Speaker 1: I'm missing all of this because we don't watch news
Speaker 1: at the bar. You never should. It's not a place
Speaker 1: for news or anything controversial. The people are usually controversial enough.
Speaker 1: Who are there? So I find out all this out
Speaker 1: later about the little hissy fit and I was watching
Speaker 1: the body language of Zelenski while he was talking with
Speaker 1: President Trump, and it was all closed. His arms were folded,
Speaker 1: his hands were clenched or on his lap, just hands
Speaker 1: tightly together. President Trump's body language, he's open, he's like
Speaker 1: his hands are open. He's welcoming. And Zelensky couldn't even
Speaker 1: say thank you for the opportunity to end the bloodshed
Speaker 1: and the killing after we poured three hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: billion plus over there of our own money in a
Speaker 1: war that's not ours to help these people out because
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin, yes, did invade their country, but again not
Speaker 1: our war. He didn't invade our country. And I will
Speaker 1: bet you a dollar two a bag of donuts that
Speaker 1: if if we were invaded by Russia or China, I
Speaker 1: don't think Vladimir Zelensky or any of the rest of
Speaker 1: these war hawks are going to come to our aid.
Speaker 1: So he had his chance. President Trump says, after the
Speaker 1: little tirade that Zelenski threw after and then got thrown
Speaker 1: out of the White House, he's welcome back anytime. He's
Speaker 1: ready to talk peace, peace through strength, negotiation, the art
Speaker 1: of the deal. Obviously, Vladimir doesn't understand it America first,
Speaker 1: God bless them all. We'll apparently mameitories finally on the line. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll talk to her. We'll talk to Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 1: They're both hanging in minutes. It's five point fifty one
Speaker 1: on a Saturday morning. How you doing?
Speaker 8: Pound pound?
Speaker 9: Woo?
Speaker 6: Oh the fun.
Speaker 1: A man somewhere A choir is missing you, dear?
Speaker 10: You know me and ALEI.
Speaker 11: You do it?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know I'm a year I mean six years
Speaker 10: old today. Remember I died March first.
Speaker 5: Nineteen, nineteen nineteen.
Speaker 10: What twenty nineteen?
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, twenty nineteen you died? No, I didn't
Speaker 1: remember that.
Speaker 10: Yeah, samey southeas. So I'm six years old.
Speaker 12: Yesterday was our twenty eighth anniversary. And Elvis will be
Speaker 12: here the nineteen. Once you called Crag and U three,
Speaker 12: we'll have a surprise party.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 10: See, hey, el that's how you're doing.
Speaker 5: Friend.
Speaker 1: Maybe we maybe we can get Elvis out to my
Speaker 1: anniversary party at the bar on the fifteenth.
Speaker 10: Well, you'll be here, I mean, he'll be here the nineteenth.
Speaker 10: Well I can call him, you can call.
Speaker 1: Him maybe together, Okay, Well it's a suggestion. And if
Speaker 1: we have or if we had Elvis perform at that,
Speaker 1: that's gonna make it even bigger. I mean it's gonna
Speaker 1: be it's gonna be huge with you there and the
Speaker 1: other other people, uh, you know, and you're a star,
Speaker 1: but you get Elvis, that's I mean, that's something else
Speaker 1: right there, and that that elevates it to a whole
Speaker 1: another level.
Speaker 10: And then Craig adopted him somewhere along the line.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Creig Craig is a good guy. Yeah, bring him in.
Speaker 1: The more the merrier, Listen, I got a roll, mamometry.
Speaker 1: We're kind of late this morning, but I appreciate the son.
Speaker 1: I love you, You love your show. By Times and
Speaker 1: Biggens and Grin and Dick from Dayton is right here here,
Speaker 1: right now on the line. Good morning, Dick, Good morning Jeff.
Speaker 14: How you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm doing fine. Our friend Dave from Dayton has some
Speaker 1: dick picks. He'd like for you to prognosticate it anyway.
Speaker 1: Just give me your opinion of this, he says, need
Speaker 1: dick picks on what Area hoops teams make the NCAA Tournament,
Speaker 1: the Big Dance? Xavier? Will Xavier make the Big Dance?
Speaker 1: Dick it's kind of iffy. Yes, yes, you see, well
Speaker 1: you see make the big dance. Yes, yeah, they're like
Speaker 1: the last eight out right. Now, what about your Dayton
Speaker 1: Flyers that's doing pretty.
Speaker 5: Good this year? I do they they make the turna Chanel.
Speaker 15: Seven used to carry him down.
Speaker 1: Here, that old Channel seven.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, they don't care him anymore. But uh yeah,
Speaker 15: they they've always done well. I remember in college they
Speaker 15: were probably one of the better.
Speaker 1: To all right, all right, so yes or no? Does
Speaker 1: Dayton make the tournament?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 1: What about Miami? They're in Oxford? What about the RedHawks?
Speaker 1: RedHawks aren't gonna make it? And what about n KU
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky University they make it? You think, Yeah, they
Speaker 1: gotta won the tournament. I think to make it. But
Speaker 1: that's okay. So Dave from Dayton, hope you logged all
Speaker 1: that down. Dick from Dayton. It's always good to speak
Speaker 1: to you, my friend. And in just two weeks I'll
Speaker 1: be seeing you, right, Yeah, sure, I can't wait me either.
Speaker 1: Is Jeff from New Bremen gonna bring you down?
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I haven't heard from Dave, but I hope to get there.
Speaker 9: I've been wondering about it.
Speaker 15: I always have a good time down there.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna bring Are you gonna bring your banjo?
Speaker 1: Yuke or your band? Alam? Okay, the banjo into the
Speaker 1: first Official Hour the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: March first, twenty twenty five, March coming in like a lamb.
Speaker 1: There was some old Saturday Night Live bit and they
Speaker 1: did the whole lamb lion thing, only it was John
Speaker 1: Belushi and he went from if March comes in like
Speaker 1: a wildebeast, it'll go out like a wounded tiger. All
Speaker 1: these other analogies that just didn't make any sense anyway, flashbacks,
Speaker 1: I get them all the time. Six minutes after the hour,
Speaker 1: let's check in with our friend Dave from Harrison. Good
Speaker 1: morning Dave, Good.
Speaker 16: Morning there, Willy Junior, or how are we doing this
Speaker 16: morning on Happy March.
Speaker 1: I'm doing fine again. As I stated on Thursday, I'm
Speaker 1: not Willie Jeff. When I do the Cunningham Show, I'm
Speaker 1: not Gary Jeff Cunningham. I'm just me, just like I'm
Speaker 1: just me right now. Hey, Dave, Yes, what are the
Speaker 1: sucks say to the pants?
Speaker 11: What up?
Speaker 1: What up? Britches? That was from Dave from Dayton. What
Speaker 1: do you got for us this morning?
Speaker 11: Where did bees come from?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 11: Beehive, Stingapore and be Levia?
Speaker 1: Okay, the Stingapore no, no, no, no, no no. The
Speaker 1: Stingapore was pretty good. The be Levia not not so much.
Speaker 1: What was the next one?
Speaker 11: Why couldn't the polar bear get along with the penguin?
Speaker 13: Why they were polar opposites?
Speaker 1: Marginally humorous? Marginally marginally humorous? Last one, Dave, last shot?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 14: Why is it easy to play tricks on lollipops?
Speaker 13: What?
Speaker 11: Why is it easy to play tricks on lollipops?
Speaker 1: Why is it easy to play tricks on lollipops? Tell
Speaker 1: me please?
Speaker 4: Because they're suckers.
Speaker 17: Jokes told by Da from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 17: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 17: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 17: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 17: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 17: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 17: back to our irregular programming for a second bill?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 16: Just fine?
Speaker 11: Sir?
Speaker 18: Thank you for taking my call. I'm looking at this
Speaker 18: as we speak, and I mean, this guy man, with
Speaker 18: all due respect, I think you should set down.
Speaker 11: He didn't have.
Speaker 18: Elections, and he's shown as true colors.
Speaker 1: You're talking about, you talking about Zelensky.
Speaker 13: Yes, I mean he's shown his true color.
Speaker 18: Our study is politics and I love love the stuff,
Speaker 18: and he showed us true colors.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 19: He was so rudely talking to Trump, interruptty and and
Speaker 19: all this money and this guy man, he came there
Speaker 19: to make a deal on these materials that we can use.
Speaker 1: And well, when you're in a desperate situation and hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of your citizens that you supposedly represent have
Speaker 1: been murdered in this war, both soldiers and citizens, and
Speaker 1: the Russians obviously taking great casualties as well. All Donald
Speaker 1: Trump wants is for there to be peace in this region.
Speaker 1: It's one of the things he campaigned on, ran on,
Speaker 1: and he knows the art of the deal better than
Speaker 1: anything else. Zelensky just expected another blank check from the
Speaker 1: United States government because that's what he's been getting in
Speaker 1: the past.
Speaker 4: Can I say one more thing?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Absolutely, well, but he he was so rude, and I
Speaker 19: know everybody can be under pressure.
Speaker 13: With all due respect, he's shown that you nowed it.
Speaker 18: He just thought he'd give here another Blaine chuck and
Speaker 18: then a.
Speaker 15: Trump is smart.
Speaker 18: God, thank god he's on our side.
Speaker 1: Well, I agree with that. We want to pay that.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't want to be on the other side of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: All right, Bill, thank you so much. Appreciate the comments
Speaker 1: and your thoughts. Old Radio Rick, good morning.
Speaker 4: Hey, good morning. You're coming in five by five by proxy.
Speaker 4: I'll explain that in a minute. Okay, nineteen forty one
Speaker 4: Filco Model forty one DASH two five eight F. It's
Speaker 4: a four model. It's a gorgeous two band with the
Speaker 4: AM and a low end shortwave band and six tubes
Speaker 4: and jumping to the catalog.
Speaker 13: The two fifty eight F.
Speaker 4: I keep saying that wrong six tube ac DC superheterodyne,
Speaker 4: including the new XXD tube. That's exciting because apparently they
Speaker 4: didn't want to call it the fourteen AF seven. I
Speaker 4: don't know what that's what.
Speaker 1: The XXD tube. Now, let me ask you before you
Speaker 1: go any further. Does my nineteen forty one film COO
Speaker 1: floor model have the XXD tube?
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to.
Speaker 4: Go although although it may actually be a fourteen AF seven,
Speaker 4: same freaking thing. Both numbers are on the box.
Speaker 1: I like XXD. It just sounds cooler.
Speaker 4: It does go ahead almost xxx but not quite new
Speaker 4: Filco built in super aerial system Concert Grand Electro Dynamics
Speaker 4: speak your pen Toad audio system. Well, obviously it's got
Speaker 4: that right. Everybody knows what that is?
Speaker 1: What what what did you say? What audio system?
Speaker 4: Pen Toad audio system toad?
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's a type of tube.
Speaker 4: Is it really? The entire catalog listing is inside baseball?
Speaker 1: Does the pin toad have an exploding gas tank?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 4: Oh that's oh, so many jokes came up, like an
Speaker 4: episode of Hunter I was watching where a camaro crashes
Speaker 4: into the back of a pinto when the camaro explodes. Oh, irony,
Speaker 4: you have been defined.
Speaker 1: The funniest thing you just said was an episode of
Speaker 1: Hunter you were watching. Now I know what you do
Speaker 1: in your spare time, and it's frightening.
Speaker 5: Well it.
Speaker 11: Is.
Speaker 4: You got to have something going on in audio all
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 1: To take your mind.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, exactly what you get the ringing out?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 1: Where were we were at? The pin Toad audio system?
Speaker 4: Pentode is a type of tube that's all that is
Speaker 4: covers standard broadcast, state and city police not anymore, night
Speaker 4: aircraft not anymore, and amateur stations still true. Now, at
Speaker 4: the beginning, I mentioned that this is by proxy, which
Speaker 4: means somebody else currently has possession of the radio because
Speaker 4: they own it. Are you familiar with the term work wife?
Speaker 1: Well, is that have anything to do with the Mormon
Speaker 1: religion that? I'm sorry, that's sister wife. I am so sorry.
Speaker 4: No, it's this weird thing where at the job you've
Speaker 4: got this person that's like your wife, and you know what,
Speaker 4: I'm not going to go any further with that. It's
Speaker 4: just the definition that's creepy enough. But I feel the
Speaker 4: old radio Rick by the way, now old Rady Rick LLC.
Speaker 4: I had a work wife. Her name actually is Christa,
Speaker 4: and I believe she is currently receiving the station five
Speaker 4: by five on this very model in her home in Southgate, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Uh, have you been talking to my wife?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 11: I have it.
Speaker 4: I hope it shouldn't freak out about this.
Speaker 1: When you said nineteen forty one Filco floor model, I
Speaker 1: didn't realize you were describing my beautiful radio that Christa
Speaker 1: gave me, that you helped restore and repair, and she says,
Speaker 1: sounds like liquid gold.
Speaker 4: I had nothing on the bench to report for you.
Speaker 4: I thought this would be fun.
Speaker 1: No, this is good. Was there anything else in the
Speaker 1: catalog that you found extremely inside baseball or even weirder
Speaker 1: than the pentode?
Speaker 4: Well, there was a listing for the hordable radios listed
Speaker 4: as the radio cells for eighty nine cents, And if
Speaker 4: you read after three paragraphs find out no, that's for
Speaker 4: the shoulder strap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'd be hard to put a shoulder strap on
Speaker 1: my forty one Philco. That would be.
Speaker 4: Put it on there.
Speaker 1: But if you if you're gonna, if you're gonna move
Speaker 1: it with a dolly, you probably want to put a
Speaker 1: strap around.
Speaker 5: It, exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, is it your shoulder or the radio shoulder?
Speaker 1: No, hopefully not on the shoulder of the road. Uh So,
Speaker 1: anything else going on in your neck of the woods, sir?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm on the mend, I'm glad to say, and
Speaker 4: things are going well that part. And uh, I think
Speaker 4: uh Toledo Steve is also on the mend, and he's
Speaker 4: finally back home after three months.
Speaker 1: That's that's incredibly great news.
Speaker 4: It is, indeed, and still praying for him, but I
Speaker 4: think things are going really well. So that's about it.
Speaker 1: All right, Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. Now
Speaker 1: Old Radio Rick is an LLLC. Well, I mean, did
Speaker 1: you do that just because you were afraid somebody was
Speaker 1: going to sue you?
Speaker 4: Would it be bad if I said yes?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: No, we all need to take certain precautions. All right, Ricky,
Speaker 1: have a great rest of the day, and thank you
Speaker 1: very much for detailing my radio, my nineteen forty one film.
Speaker 1: What's the model number? Full model number again?
Speaker 4: Forty one two five eight s s in Frank, there
Speaker 4: you go with the floor.
Speaker 1: But yeah, with the pent Tode audio system and the
Speaker 1: xx D two. Take care, brother. It's twenty minutes after
Speaker 1: the hour seven hundred wlw welweven WL at six twenty two.
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson is in with some sports reports, details of
Speaker 1: things to come. That's a big weekend, March madness, basketball
Speaker 1: and more. Liam.
Speaker 7: Do you think March madness begins with conference tournaments or
Speaker 7: the Big Dance?
Speaker 1: I think March madness begins today on March first. I agree,
Speaker 1: it's March. It's madness. It's madness everywhere, and the only
Speaker 1: explanation is the turning of the calendar. And you know
Speaker 1: that something big is getting closer and closer and closer.
Speaker 1: This is when it all matters. In fact, entire team's
Speaker 1: destinies for the season are determined quite often in March.
Speaker 1: There have been a few four runners. They've been like
Speaker 1: Auburn's number one. We know Auburn's going to be a
Speaker 1: big player in the NCAA tournament, and the teams in
Speaker 1: the top twenty five at this particular time of the
Speaker 1: year pretty much guaranteed to be a part of the
Speaker 1: Big Dance. But there are so many teams on the
Speaker 1: outside looking in, and the games that they play from
Speaker 1: this point forward determine either their postseason life or an
Speaker 1: early end. Like you know, their they're groundhogs that saw
Speaker 1: their shadows. So yes for U see for Xavier this weekend.
Speaker 1: Starting this weekend is huge and every game that's left
Speaker 1: to play until they're either ruled in or out is
Speaker 1: going to matter exponentially.
Speaker 7: So yes, Xavier host Creighton this afternoon. Pregame coverage begins
Speaker 7: at four tip except four thirty, you can catch all
Speaker 7: that action on fifty five k RS. Cincinnati is on
Speaker 7: the road in Houston facing the fourth rank Cougars, and
Speaker 7: that is a big resume booster.
Speaker 1: If you see can pull off the upset on the road,
Speaker 1: if if if if, if you know, and if if
Speaker 1: they had gotten their act together, Oh, I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe last month or in January, it wouldn't be quite
Speaker 1: as consequential. But if it's huge, yep, well.
Speaker 7: We're here now and they if if some busts were
Speaker 7: canny nuts, we'd all of a merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: But thank you, Liam God, that is so I'm so
Speaker 1: glad you brought that profound and you brought that to
Speaker 1: the four.
Speaker 7: Pregame coverage begins A four tip is set for four
Speaker 7: to thirty. You can catch all that action on w
Speaker 7: e B and NKU. Norris host Youngstown State and their
Speaker 7: regular season finale ball game tips off at one. Pregame
Speaker 7: coverage begins at twelve thirty. That game is on Fox
Speaker 7: Sports thirteen sixty. The seventeenth rand Kentucky Wildcats hosts the
Speaker 7: number one team in the country, Auburn Tigers. Tip is
Speaker 7: set for one on ESPN fifteen to thirty f C Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: They've looked good this year.
Speaker 7: The Dan Case signing seems to already be paying off
Speaker 7: three games, three goals. They play their second MLS game
Speaker 7: against the Philadelphia Union on the road today. Pregame coverage
Speaker 7: begins at seven. Kick is set for seven thirty on
Speaker 7: Fox Sports thirteen sixty. The Reds fell to Sacramento thirteen
Speaker 7: to one yesterday, but they're back in action today at
Speaker 7: three to five against the San Diego Padres.
Speaker 1: Right here, right home with the Reds hold on. The
Speaker 1: Reds played the Sacramento Kings the Sacramento Athletics. Oh, are
Speaker 1: are they in Sacramento now? For this year? They're playing
Speaker 1: in a Triple A ballpark, So they wanted to get
Speaker 1: that much closer to Gavin Newsom. I.
Speaker 7: Yes, they couldn't get away from California and get to
Speaker 7: Vegas yet.
Speaker 1: So yeah, they got beat pretty handily by Sacramento. And
Speaker 1: now are they gonna when the Athletics find their final
Speaker 1: resting place, are they going to change the name of
Speaker 1: this team again? It's been in LA, it's been Oakland,
Speaker 1: it's Sacramento. What are they going to Vegas? What's happening?
Speaker 7: Well, they are going to Vegas, but the deals complicated. Obviously,
Speaker 7: We're dealing with our own contract with our sports teams.
Speaker 1: No is their official team name. The Sacramento Athletics. I've
Speaker 1: heard people say Sacramento since that's I've never heard that
Speaker 1: until you said it this morning. Well I heard it
Speaker 1: the morning for the first time too. I'll see you
Speaker 1: decide you'd just pair it that. Okay, they're not just
Speaker 1: they're not the Sacramento Athletics. They playing Sacramento. Well, I mean,
Speaker 1: they're not the Anaheim Angels. They're not the Los Angeles Athletics,
Speaker 1: the Oakland Athletics, the Vegas Athletics. They're just the athletics. Well,
Speaker 1: do you think they can be the athletics once they
Speaker 1: go to Vegas? I think there are probably very there.
Speaker 1: There are a whole lot of athletic people in Las Vegas,
Speaker 1: mostly in Cerctus. Solet anyway, they're playing again. The Reds
Speaker 1: are playing again. Is that what you're gonna tall?
Speaker 7: I add three oh five San Diego pot is right
Speaker 7: here on the home of the Reds seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: That's very good. Thank you, Liam. Sacramento. They're no Sacramento
Speaker 1: baseball team. There's no crying in Sacramento. I'm toasting you, Sidham.
Speaker 21: We maybe through You'll never care. Me's were the whiskey down.
Speaker 1: Jas and this morning. Those friends are at a low
Speaker 1: place named Brookie Saloon on Main Street in Ripley, Ohio.
Speaker 1: How now, Brown County. Good morning, gang, good in the morning. Ah,
Speaker 1: you sound good and full. You got to what maybe
Speaker 1: three or four people there, right, Doug? Five holy macaroni,
Speaker 1: six thirty five in the morning. You got five people
Speaker 1: already pounding them down at Brookies.
Speaker 22: That's great, holy one of us.
Speaker 1: Well, gee, let me guess who that one would be.
Speaker 1: Is it? Is it Sherry the green the green Hornet? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: it's not Sherry. It's not Doug. I know he's got
Speaker 1: more sense in that. Let's see. Is it the beaver?
Speaker 1: The beaver doesn't drink.
Speaker 23: He's dry right now.
Speaker 1: Is buzz there? Is that the problem? No, no, buzz
Speaker 1: isn't there. I wonder, I wonder who could be consuming
Speaker 1: alcohol at this ungodly hour of the morning. Try one more, Lexi.
Speaker 5: You gotta think, no, honor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you didn't bring Noah that that cute little kid
Speaker 1: down there, did you? For God's sakes? You don't want
Speaker 1: to do that. That's not good parenting. Ah, Matt Miller,
Speaker 1: that was a tough one. Yeah, sure it was so Anyway,
Speaker 1: what's going on there? Guys? What tell tell me what's
Speaker 1: happening on the main streets of Ripley on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 22: Well, the cook's out of jail, so Darren has food again.
Speaker 1: Excellent.
Speaker 22: Nope, no man tonight, but the Queta Hearts will be
Speaker 22: up around one hundred and fifty thousand dollars on Wednesday
Speaker 22: evening at seven thirty.
Speaker 1: Well, that's getting more and more attractive to make the
Speaker 1: drive down fifty two to come see you, guys. I
Speaker 1: don't if I'm not working. Maybe this maybe this is
Speaker 1: the week. Yep, it gets more better. Uh, well, I
Speaker 1: hope it's you too, unless it's me, that's right. So
Speaker 1: tell me about the weather Rock. It survived the minor
Speaker 1: flooding and and everything you save the rockets. Are the
Speaker 1: rockets back in their place of honor underneath the weather
Speaker 1: Rock there at the end of Main Street.
Speaker 23: Now they're still in my car.
Speaker 4: I never got down there this week.
Speaker 23: I have the work extra this week, so I've been okay,
Speaker 23: I haven't been out and about as much.
Speaker 13: But they're still in the car.
Speaker 23: But they're going back.
Speaker 1: Hey, Sherry, you need to understand, and I thought you
Speaker 1: fully grasped this but the weather Rock and the ensuing
Speaker 1: rockets are the major tourist attraction now in Ripley, and
Speaker 1: it's in fact, it passed the ranking House just last year.
Speaker 1: And you think that that's there's no way that's going
Speaker 1: to surpass that historical monument and milestone to freedom and
Speaker 1: and everything else that is a ranking house. But no,
Speaker 1: the weather Rock and the rockets have become synonymous with
Speaker 1: In fact, I think Trevago has special hotel rates nearby
Speaker 1: oh by.
Speaker 23: Well, they've been hanging out that.
Speaker 4: Work with me.
Speaker 24: Okay, well please, Yeah, we had a lot of wind
Speaker 24: here yesterday.
Speaker 23: I was afraid the weather Rock would be flat today,
Speaker 23: but it's still standing.
Speaker 9: Ya.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that you should. You should continue to
Speaker 1: protect them, but please place them back because you don't.
Speaker 1: The weather's gonna get nice and you're gonna have people.
Speaker 1: You'll have people that are coming. Yes, yes, exactly, all right, guys,
Speaker 1: have a fantastic weekend. Thanks for checking in as always,
Speaker 1: Bye bye. At six thirty nine, it's seven hundter WLW
Speaker 1: Steve from nno Ohio with a pithy phone call. The
Speaker 1: news of the week and the news cycle hasn't had
Speaker 1: this kind of a workout, and I don't know, maybe
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. The Trump train is moving right through
Speaker 1: and if you don't get on board, you may be
Speaker 1: left behind at the station as Vladimir Zelenski was yesterday,
Speaker 1: or at the White House. So anyway to chart that.
Speaker 1: And I have no idea what he's going to talk about,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure it's going to be pithy and it's
Speaker 1: going to be worthwhile for you to tune in now
Speaker 1: to Steam from at in Ohio.
Speaker 20: Good morning, sir, Good morning Gary, Jeff. That was a
Speaker 20: protest song long ago called little Boxes. It was about
Speaker 20: all those residential developments that are full of houses that
Speaker 20: all looked the same. No creativity, no real diversity. I
Speaker 20: got another reminder this week of the deadhead zombie Marxist
Speaker 20: left's love affair with boxing people. In when MSNBC screeching
Speaker 20: Hen Rachel, listen to my fingernails scratched the blackboard, Madow
Speaker 20: carried on about the departure of Joy Reid from that
Speaker 20: tin cannon string operation Vanilla. Rachel calls her bosses racists
Speaker 20: for axing Red and other non white hosts.
Speaker 11: Unquote.
Speaker 20: So, Rachel, if you are a person of color host
Speaker 20: with audience numbers that need a magnifying glass to see
Speaker 20: you are entitled to your job. Hell, when I got
Speaker 20: into broadcasting, before you cats were born, it was ratings
Speaker 20: and revenue. Nothing about race or sex in the media playbook.
Speaker 20: Now I guess, just like working for the federal government,
Speaker 20: performance means nothing.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 20: Wow, this is getting contagious. And Rachel, isn't it about
Speaker 20: time you gave up your white, privileged job and let
Speaker 20: an aspiring ABW anything but white person had your job.
Speaker 20: Wouldn't that be what Spike Lee would call the right
Speaker 20: thing to do? And then there's Daniel John Bongino, who's
Speaker 20: Italian and fairly white, but he is married to an
Speaker 20: Hispanic so can we give him half a box? Damn,
Speaker 20: this is getting more complicated than the recipe for lasagna.
Speaker 20: I mean, is it meat then cheese meat again, or
Speaker 20: some other way around. Dan just got nominated to be
Speaker 20: Deputy director of the FBI. In a second, I'll tell
Speaker 20: you what his qualifications are. But first, here's the mainstream
Speaker 20: media mini sizing a hated conservative broadcaster. The one word
Speaker 20: Bongino put down description is podcaster. That fits about as
Speaker 20: well as dubbing Jesus Christ Carpenter Bongino is a veteran
Speaker 20: of the NYPD more than a dozen years, with a
Speaker 20: secret service that included the presidential details and being an
Speaker 20: instructor at the Secret Service Training Academy. All of this
Speaker 20: following two master's degrees, one in psychology and another in
Speaker 20: business administration. I'll bet it's sure as hell beats anybody's
Speaker 20: resume at MSNBC. How about you, Rachel. Also alarming these
Speaker 20: days is the fundamental misunderstanding of who causes wars. Trump
Speaker 20: is criticized for blaming Ukraine for starting the most recent
Speaker 20: Ukraine Second Soviet firestorm. This feud has been going on
Speaker 20: for centuries, and of course Europe as a whole does
Speaker 20: nothing about it, and this time is no different. That's
Speaker 20: how we the US wound up pulling Europe's chestnuts out
Speaker 20: of the fire in the Great War, as England calls it,
Speaker 20: and then again we went back twenty five years later
Speaker 20: for World War Two. But Trump may be on to something.
Speaker 20: The number one goal of any sovereign entity has to
Speaker 20: be national defense. Hours totally broke down under Joe Biden
Speaker 20: when he opened the.
Speaker 4: Borders north and South.
Speaker 20: Ukraine had already lost territory to Russia in twenty fourteen
Speaker 20: when the Ruskies took over Crimea, something they had a
Speaker 20: habit of doing for ages, Europe did nothing. Ukraine has
Speaker 20: no concept of national defense under its current corrupt leadership,
Speaker 20: so inexplicably we step in to bolster a nation eyeing
Speaker 20: under its own weight. I was watching an American Indian
Speaker 20: the other day call the rest of we Americans illegal immigrants.
Speaker 4: That's pretty clever.
Speaker 20: But what he should have called us, and he would
Speaker 20: have been correct, is invaders. If the Native Americans two
Speaker 20: hundred years ago had listened to tacumpsa Shawnee from Ohio
Speaker 20: and started the Pan Indian Movement, he suggested, they would
Speaker 20: have been able to defend themselves. But no, they were
Speaker 20: happy with tribal feuds and civil wars amongst themselves. That
Speaker 20: made a national defense impossible. And thus today five hundred
Speaker 20: and fifty so called Indian nations within the sovereign United
Speaker 20: States go hand in hand to Washington, DC every damn
Speaker 20: year asking for more money for housing, food, education, medical care,
Speaker 20: and police protection. They can only blame themselves for their lot.
Speaker 20: The invaders are always out there, as for all the
Speaker 20: dei weeping and knee a gnashing of teeth. The affirmative
Speaker 20: action crowd actually got off easy, didn't they. Nobody who
Speaker 20: stole a job from a more qualified applicant has ever
Speaker 20: been fired for that crime or prosecuted. Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 20: Thank you, Gary, Jeff. I'm waiting for March Madness. February
Speaker 20: went out pretty damn wild in Washington, d C. Didn't
Speaker 20: it take care of your thoughts?
Speaker 1: Thank you Steve for met in Ohio. Another great phone call,
Speaker 1: my friend Ray from Loveland. How are you this morning?
Speaker 14: Good morning, my brother Gary, Jeff Walker, Good morning the
Speaker 14: Hey listen. I'm just curious, is is the prop going
Speaker 14: to be on this morning? Is Jim going to be
Speaker 14: on uh with you this morning?
Speaker 1: I don't believe he's going to be available this morning.
Speaker 14: Well, I'm hoping to get some verification on that classic
Speaker 14: that you started the morning out with, that song by
Speaker 14: The Who and Roger Daltrey singing lead, and this really
Speaker 14: for Liam, you know, so he understands that that that
Speaker 14: that really was written by Pete Townshend about his mother
Speaker 14: playing the accordion accordion. So I'm just curious we.
Speaker 11: Could verify that.
Speaker 14: But anyway, that's a side note.
Speaker 1: I oh, Lillams, Liam's pretty quick on the uptake. I
Speaker 1: think he got uh. I think he got the drisk
Speaker 1: of that song right off the bat ray.
Speaker 14: Anyway, go ahead, please yesterday's events. I can't help but
Speaker 14: think you know, if effectively, you know, if Lyndon Baines Johnson,
Speaker 14: given the same scenario with Vietnam, had acted similarly to
Speaker 14: our president yesterday, would we have fifty eight thousand plus
Speaker 14: names written on a memorial in Washington, d C. Of
Speaker 14: our fallen and the Vietnam conflict that went on well
Speaker 14: over a decade, well over a decade, and it effectively
Speaker 14: yesterday President Trumps looking in the camera, I mean, he's
Speaker 14: telling people that have your children that are in armed
Speaker 14: forces or if you're serving, that we're talking about your
Speaker 14: kids that could wind up in a conflict one day.
Speaker 14: And the word used yesterday by JD. Vance conscript. That's
Speaker 14: a draft YEP, which there was a draft which you
Speaker 14: and I had to sign up for secret service from
Speaker 14: not secret service, for selective service. Remember we turned eighteen
Speaker 14: and this was several years after Vietnam. That's what that
Speaker 14: word means. How would this be reported on the media
Speaker 14: today if this had been Barack Obama or Joe Biden
Speaker 14: in that same conversation that they be hailed as they'd
Speaker 14: probably get a Nobel Peace Prize. Again, I don't know.
Speaker 14: It just gets me stirred up, and I hate to
Speaker 14: do that on Saturday morning because your show is fantastic.
Speaker 14: I look so forward to it, and I just just
Speaker 14: thank God for you.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 1: There's there's room for everybody, even you. Ray Always and
Speaker 1: my friend Pat from Cole Rain who for years called
Speaker 1: me a name? Are you still using the name, Pat,
Speaker 1: sugar lips? Sugar lips? Okay, what's on your mind? What's
Speaker 1: on your mind?
Speaker 23: Watching that fiasco at the White House yesterday, and I
Speaker 23: got to thinking Zelenski. Basically, I think he was hoping
Speaker 23: for more money and weapons, of course, But the thing
Speaker 23: is he also has stated I heard that months ago,
Speaker 23: the money that they have gotten, the billions, he has
Speaker 23: no clue where it is. So I mean, somebody's pocketing
Speaker 23: this money, just like they do in this country, the
Speaker 23: way they have things going. Somebody's getting a kickback on this.
Speaker 23: And also I think Celenski also said that there was
Speaker 23: going to be no voting. I don't know if he
Speaker 23: stopped it, but there's something definitely wrong. But JD and
Speaker 23: Donald I think they did a great job yesterday. But
Speaker 23: they're trying to get these people together and talk to
Speaker 23: find peace for this. So all I can say is
Speaker 23: for people to pray for the country especially, and pray
Speaker 23: for your leaders. But sugar lets, honey, you have a
Speaker 23: super day and I will talk with you later.
Speaker 1: It's already better just because you chimed in this morning. Pat,
Speaker 1: I appreciate phone call as all was. I kind of
Speaker 1: liken it to our involvement in Vietnam. We were there,
Speaker 1: and we were there boots on the ground, as Ray mentioned,
Speaker 1: fifty eight thousand some American dead because of our incursion
Speaker 1: in Southeast Asia. And we were there ostensibly to protect
Speaker 1: the rest of the world from communism, communist China and
Speaker 1: the Viet Cong. Did we protect South Vietnam or anywhere
Speaker 1: else from communism with all of that blood and treasure
Speaker 1: That was, sadly to many people's minds in vain No.
Speaker 1: And now the argument with Ukraine is we've got to
Speaker 1: stop Putin now he's going to take over the rest
Speaker 1: of the world. Probably not. And it was a terrible thing.
Speaker 1: He did invade sovereign country and as Steve pointed out
Speaker 1: this has been going on for years, hundreds of years
Speaker 1: between Russia and Ukraine, and it's not our war, but
Speaker 1: we're trying to solve it and fix it. As the
Speaker 1: policeman of the world, we cannot continue to be the
Speaker 1: policeman of the world. We have to protect our country
Speaker 1: and throwing more billions of dollars at Ukraine to a
Speaker 1: losing cause is not protecting our country at all. We'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. Steve Shulty. On the other side of
Speaker 1: news with environmental stuff, We've got Roco Costelano on the way,
Speaker 1: the Tom Davis Diaries, and we will have a rock
Speaker 1: and roll archaeology this morning around seven thirty five. Science
Speaker 1: Mike and Moore coming up on the Saturday morning edition
Speaker 1: on seven hundred.
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Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday Morning dation for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: March the first, twenty twenty five revived. Ron Wilson was
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Speaker 1: How about we talked to our friend Steve Schuld, the
Speaker 1: environmental engineer with a report on the climate.
Speaker 28: See tree seventh green reds too. I've seen them blue,
Speaker 28: and I think to myself.
Speaker 5: What I want of.
Speaker 1: Good morning, mister Chelte, Good morning Gary Jeff Walker? All right, so,
Speaker 1: uh where are you if? Where are you if anywhere?
Speaker 1: And what will you be reporting on this morning?
Speaker 4: Sir wow, I.
Speaker 15: Am reporting from the parking lott of Saint Anne Church
Speaker 15: in gross spec So, uh man, We're gonna start off
Speaker 15: first with one of your favorite topics, gry Jeff is
Speaker 15: evs Electric vehicles.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I love them.
Speaker 15: So this comes from Raising Foundation Surface Transportation News number two,
Speaker 15: s twenty six February ten, twenty twenty five, by Robert Pohle, headline.
Speaker 15: US electric vehicle sales increased in twenty twenty four by
Speaker 15: at a slower pace, and I would say had much
Speaker 15: slower pace. Overall light vehicle sales total about sixteen million
Speaker 15: in twenty twenty four, two point six percent increase over
Speaker 15: twenty twenty three. Total plug in electric vehicle sales were
Speaker 15: about one point six million, which was six point five
Speaker 15: percent increase over twenty twenty three. By comparison, the increase
Speaker 15: from twenty twenty two to twenty twenty three was fourteen
Speaker 15: point three percent, from twenty twenty one to twenty twenty
Speaker 15: two twenty five percent, and the increase from twenty twenty
Speaker 15: to twenty twenty one was fifty percent. So obviously the
Speaker 15: market looks like it's getting near saturation.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, and you know you point out those numbers.
Speaker 1: From twenty twenty to twenty twenty one, the increase was
Speaker 1: fifty percent. What happened in twenty twenty twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: the Biden administration, the mandate, the mandate and the tax,
Speaker 1: the tax advantages and the cash people were given to
Speaker 1: buy those electric vehicles really kicked into high gear around
Speaker 1: that time and was just accelerating at that point. Now,
Speaker 1: and I would suggest to you that quite possibly, in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, the sales of those plug in electric
Speaker 1: vehicles will be actually declining for the first time since
Speaker 1: we started out to sea.
Speaker 15: The headlines are definitely showing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 15: The next one is from the Heartland Institute. The Climate
Speaker 15: Realism showed number one forty six of yesterday. Actually all
Speaker 15: right and more more Climate grift news were otherwise known
Speaker 15: as climate graft. Climate crusader. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat Rhode Island,
Speaker 15: has been caught backing legislation that funneled millions of tax
Speaker 15: dollars to his wife's nonprofit organization. Little more bore details.
Speaker 15: The senator's dear wife, Sandra, is president of Ocean Walks LC,
Speaker 15: another of one of your favorite NGOs. According to tax filing,
Speaker 15: she is paid as a quote senior policy advisor two
Speaker 15: hundred and eighty thousand dollars a year by her former employer,
Speaker 15: Ocean Conservancies. Ocean Conservancy another NGO who received In twenty
Speaker 15: twenty three, Ocean Conservancy received about fifty million dollars, and
Speaker 15: in twenty twenty four, we know that there's two wards
Speaker 15: to them, five point two million from NOAH National Oceanic
Speaker 15: and Atmospheric Administration and one point seven million from the
Speaker 15: both for de pre cleanup from the oceans. So Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 15: what it just shows you is how they try to
Speaker 15: hide the money. They give money to one organization, then
Speaker 15: that that organization pays another organization, that that pays another or.
Speaker 1: Two things here, Steve, as we wrap up, UH number one,
Speaker 1: it's called money laundering, and I believe it's illegal, and
Speaker 1: uh and or it should be. And the other thing
Speaker 1: is how can it be a non governmental organization if
Speaker 1: it's getting money from the government. Thank you have a
Speaker 1: good weekend. It seven twelve at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: Rocko Costellano joining us on a Saturday morning. Rock We've
Speaker 1: heard all this talk about about measles and how measles
Speaker 1: is making a comeback and cases of spite whatever hundreds
Speaker 1: of percentages over year to year, and we're all there,
Speaker 1: don't know what's going on, and it's the unvacs that
Speaker 1: are causing this and all the fear mongering. What's really
Speaker 1: the story with measles in America right now?
Speaker 5: Rock well, Gary, Jeff measles in America. You know, well,
Speaker 5: I you know, I'm kind of sick and tired of
Speaker 5: the media consistently uh, you know, a fear mongering. This
Speaker 5: is the exact same playbook that they did with COVID
Speaker 5: that they're going to do.
Speaker 11: You know that they tried to do.
Speaker 1: With with bird flu.
Speaker 5: With the bird flu they killed They killed nearly one
Speaker 5: hundred million chickens because of the bird fluw and now
Speaker 5: of trying to do that with measles. And and the
Speaker 5: funny thing with measles is that, like with every other virus,
Speaker 5: you know, like with zeca virus and all those other viruses, uh,
Speaker 5: measles uh will accounibalize itself. And the weird thing about
Speaker 5: this one is they won't explain where it came from.
Speaker 5: But they will say that that it came from a
Speaker 5: Mennonite A community, which actually it didn't come from. It's
Speaker 5: an absolute lie, but they want to They want to
Speaker 5: talk about the Mennonite A community because they are typically unvaccinated,
Speaker 5: and and they will never ever tell you where it
Speaker 5: actually came from, Like, oh, I don't know, you know, undocumented.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna what have we had happened in
Speaker 1: our country. Over the last four years, we've had a
Speaker 1: flood of more than ten million, some say twenty million
Speaker 1: unvetted immigrants from around the country, illegal illegal immigrants.
Speaker 5: And they have vaccinated in their other countries, right exactly.
Speaker 5: And the most important piece of this whole thing is
Speaker 5: that the only time that we get measles outbreaks is
Speaker 5: from people that go outside the country, and most likely
Speaker 5: Mennonites were not We're not taking their horse and buggy
Speaker 5: and going over to you know, Pakistan or you know,
Speaker 5: or to the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Right, Mennonites, Mennonites, Mennonites will not need a real id
Speaker 1: because they don't fly.
Speaker 5: Right, and they're not going all the way, you know,
Speaker 5: and they're not crossing the Mexican board on their horse
Speaker 5: and buggies, and you know what, like this is where
Speaker 5: that propaganda media insanity still is is alive.
Speaker 1: And well you're right, the fear mongering is non stop,
Speaker 1: and they just swisch diesels.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and THESS will keep will keep confined unless there's
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Speaker 5: people are going from that area to somewhere else like
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Speaker 5: my former sister in law was telling my nephew that,
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Speaker 1: From going nuts. Listen, Roco, thanks for the real information
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Speaker 32: Now, Good morning Gary Jeff. This week emergency puppy surgery.
Speaker 32: But first and good old Bloomington. A Hoosier named Jarvis,
Speaker 32: Canada was arrested for using his eleven year old son
Speaker 32: as a designated driver. Unfortunately for Jarvis, his son wasn't
Speaker 32: all that gifted behind the wheel crashed the car into
Speaker 32: a ditch. When the cops got there, the poor guy
Speaker 32: told him that he had been driving since his dad
Speaker 32: picked him up from school earlier.
Speaker 1: In the day.
Speaker 32: In North Carolina, police are looking for a woman who
Speaker 32: stashed her boyfriend in a storage unit. Robin Deaton is
Speaker 32: on the run after locking her boyfriend up for four days.
Speaker 32: Finally somebody heard him screaming and let him out. Cops
Speaker 32: says she's got multiple warrants. A genius from Columbia caught
Speaker 32: at an airport with ten thousand dollars worth of cocaine
Speaker 32: stashed under his wig. After being spotted with a suspiciously
Speaker 32: lumpy head. Cops literally cut his hair till cocaine started
Speaker 32: to fall out, and finally. A puppy from California recently
Speaker 32: underwent successful emergency surgery after consuming twenty four socks and
Speaker 32: forty three other pieces of clothing what seven month old Luna.
Speaker 1: Ate a shoe, insert, a scrunchy.
Speaker 32: Two hair ties, and a lot more before getting visibly sick.
Speaker 32: Her owner took her to the vet, who was able
Speaker 32: to clear a stomach. The vet later posted a picture
Speaker 32: of all these items organized on a large table. Luna
Speaker 32: expected to make a full recovery next week. A Florida
Speaker 32: man arrested for waiving a chucky doll at people outside
Speaker 32: of a grocery store.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it reminds me of how he's not slowney. Neither
Speaker 1: is mine. It sucks. Hey, I heard that. You know
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Speaker 1: Love is exhilarating and exciting. Love is keeping things spicy.
Speaker 1: Love is hog Talk to this gentleman for years now.
Speaker 1: You've seen him hurt him everywhere, talking about the latest
Speaker 1: advancements and the latest things to be worried about in
Speaker 1: the Internet of Things society in which we live. Tech
Speaker 1: Talk with Dave Hatter on a Saturday morning, and Dave,
Speaker 1: how are you.
Speaker 13: I'm good, Garret Jeffson. I'm always happy to be here.
Speaker 13: I enjoying some good out there.
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully we're doing some good. I just got the
Speaker 1: text yesterday that well that I have a toll that
Speaker 1: I didn't pay from another country, and that I mean
Speaker 1: that they obviously the message came from out of country,
Speaker 1: but apparently I owe a toll. Should I click on
Speaker 1: the link and find out what that's all about and
Speaker 1: make sure that I pay that toll so they don't
Speaker 1: come and arrest me or worse.
Speaker 13: Dave, Yeah, yeh, that's a spectacular idea. You should click
Speaker 13: the link, send them all the money, send them all
Speaker 13: the information they asked for it, because you know, otherwise
Speaker 13: you might have like blue helmet un troops swooping from
Speaker 13: the sky and that's what I'm worried about, me and
Speaker 13: mar or somewhere like that, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and my wife got the same and apparently we
Speaker 1: haven't been through anywhere that had a toll that we
Speaker 1: might have missed or not paid. What do you think
Speaker 1: is going on here, Dave patter Well, you know, Gary.
Speaker 13: Jeff, I always know those are a scam because I
Speaker 13: try to avoid toll roads like the plague. Oh, I'm
Speaker 13: not going to drive anywhere where I have to pay
Speaker 13: a toll unless it has to be like a life
Speaker 13: in differentults. So I already know it's a scam. And
Speaker 13: secondarily to your point, and this is something people need
Speaker 13: to be paying attention to. You know, it's very very
Speaker 13: easy to send a text message to spoof the number
Speaker 13: that it was sent from. So that's two things. But
Speaker 13: you know, first off, how would you owe a toll
Speaker 13: to a foreign country, So you should always look at
Speaker 13: the number, and if it came from a foreign country,
Speaker 13: you know it's a scam straight up, right, there's no
Speaker 13: point even going any further. And if you're on an
Speaker 13: Apple phone, Apple by default, as a security measure, will
Speaker 13: disable the links in any text, so that unless that
Speaker 13: number is recognized to you or you add it to
Speaker 13: your contexts. So if you get a text on an
Speaker 13: Apple phone, the link should be disabled by default unless
Speaker 13: it recognizes that number. So that's a security feature for you.
Speaker 13: And why I'm bringing that up is a don't add
Speaker 13: any numbers that you don't know to your contacts. Don't
Speaker 13: reply because that can add it. And also if you
Speaker 13: apply to these things. While it can be fun to
Speaker 13: send back some sort of snarky comment, every once in
Speaker 13: a while, if I get a text, it's usually a
Speaker 13: pig butchering type scam like hey, I was supposed to
Speaker 13: meet you for once today from some number I don't
Speaker 13: know or anything like that. You know, Tom then will
Speaker 13: try to strike up a rapport and then get a
Speaker 13: conversation going and then leads you into some kind of
Speaker 13: scam above and beyond the toll thing. K out reply
Speaker 13: like well, I'm currently working with the FBI scammer team.
Speaker 13: Can I help you? And usually that does it. But
Speaker 13: even by replying, all you've done is guaranteed to the scammer.
Speaker 13: If you're a live person, that's an active number, because
Speaker 13: there's a reminder, Gary Jeff, I could write a program
Speaker 13: that will just random to generate phone numbers. Yes, they
Speaker 13: may have your specific phone number, maybe from a data
Speaker 13: breach or something. Or they may just be generating random
Speaker 13: texts to see you know. Fishing, right, it's fishing via text.
Speaker 13: It's called submishing in the business. They may just be
Speaker 13: looking for anyone that'll bite on these things. So, yeah,
Speaker 13: foreign numbers, it's a scam. If it's not in your contacts,
Speaker 13: probably a scam. No government agency is going to text you.
Speaker 13: I mean, I encourage people's taxis. Lots of tax scams
Speaker 13: are on tax season. Go to IRS dot gov and
Speaker 13: read the rules around how they go and will contact you.
Speaker 13: They tell you straight up they will not reach out.
Speaker 11: To you via email.
Speaker 13: They're not going to reach out to you via text
Speaker 13: and tell you that you owe taxes and send gift
Speaker 13: cards and make a wire transfer.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 13: So this toll thing, I actually think it's good because
Speaker 13: I doubt it's very few people are falling for it,
Speaker 13: But it does illustrate to people how easy it is
Speaker 13: to do these kind of scamsa text and you know,
Speaker 13: the real advice always is ninety nine percent likely of
Speaker 13: a scam, and if you're when you get a text
Speaker 13: about anything that might be concerning to you. You know,
Speaker 13: I'm always more concerned about the more legitimate text, like
Speaker 13: your package didn't get delivered. Right, people do have a
Speaker 13: lot of things shipped. UPS is not going to send
Speaker 13: you a text, but you know at least that it's
Speaker 13: more likely to be it's plausible, plausible, thank you, perfect
Speaker 13: word plausible. Probably not probable, but plausible. You know, if
Speaker 13: you're concerned, stop, go look. If you ordered something and
Speaker 13: it didn't get delivered, go back to wherever you order
Speaker 13: it from, look it up there, get a tracking number
Speaker 13: from him. Go to UPS on your own. You know again.
Speaker 13: Text is increasingly becoming the mechanism for these bad guys
Speaker 13: because it's easy to use, its cheap, and it's easy
Speaker 13: to spoof any phone number. Plus it's really hard on
Speaker 13: a phone with a naked eye to look at a
Speaker 13: text and then word it's legitimate. So yeah, they're increasingly
Speaker 13: using these tactics, and that toole thing is a big
Speaker 13: one at the moment.
Speaker 1: So the sun Pass alert your vehicle as an unpaid
Speaker 1: toll bill. I've found the text to avoid excessive late
Speaker 1: fees on your bill. Please settle it promptly. Thank you
Speaker 1: for your cooperation. Total amount sixty sixty nine. Please reply,
Speaker 1: Please reply, Why then exit the SMS and open it
Speaker 1: again to activate the link or copy the link to
Speaker 1: your Safari browser and open it. No, thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 13: Dave Patter, thanks that Gay, Gary Jeff. Real quick, they're
Speaker 13: telling you exit it and open it again because if
Speaker 13: you reply yes, it adds it to your contact and
Speaker 13: enables the link a second time around. That's how sneaky and.
Speaker 1: Bboussecuts are, those sneaky little devils. All right, all right, Dave,
Speaker 1: have a good weekend. Thank you, my brother. We'll talk soon.
Speaker 1: I'm sure. Rock and Roll Archaeology is special edition coming up.
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Speaker 1: Women's Sports, talks about partnerships a few moments, but the
Speaker 1: usual stuff is what's happening, and we're just having a
Speaker 1: discussion about how the news, which just concluded, is never good.
Speaker 1: People always ask, well, why isn't there good news on
Speaker 1: the radio? On TV. Well, good usually happens, so that
Speaker 1: in effect does not make it news. News is the
Speaker 1: stuff that's out of the ordinary that happens, and that's
Speaker 1: hugely not good. And the only good news is in
Speaker 1: the Gospel, in the Testament, the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: So anyway, blah blah, blah, blah blah. Here he goes again. Uh,
Speaker 1: five minutes after the hour. Time for a visit with
Speaker 1: our friend science Mike and a Science Minute on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning.
Speaker 17: Yes, as a night scientist, surprising all blinding me, yea
Speaker 17: quite surprising.
Speaker 1: It was Michael, good morning, How are you, my friend.
Speaker 9: I'm talking to you from Goodyear, Arizona.
Speaker 1: You're in Goodyear, Yes, I am, hot diggity dog. What's
Speaker 1: going on you? You're doing red spring training? Yeah?
Speaker 11: I went to Masa yesterday.
Speaker 9: I saw the Red Kit slack watch the Hunter green
Speaker 9: just fall off the table.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you know it's it's it's it's spring training.
Speaker 11: It is.
Speaker 1: It doesn't as long as Hunter's not hurt. I mean,
Speaker 1: he can have a bad outing as long as he's
Speaker 1: not hurt, since he is the ace staff.
Speaker 9: The good news is they had a ten run free
Speaker 9: taco roll yesterday.
Speaker 11: So you got free tacos when you have a.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 1: If one if one team scores ten runs, you get
Speaker 1: free tacos.
Speaker 11: This is awesome yesterday.
Speaker 1: That's right. Well, how many did how many tacos did
Speaker 1: you get? I'll load it up now.
Speaker 11: That's just a couple of chicken.
Speaker 1: Okay, very good, a couple of Josh, we have a
Speaker 1: topic today.
Speaker 9: The actually is a empirical dat has come through Gary
Speaker 9: Jeff that women actually do talk a lot more than men.
Speaker 1: No, empirical evidence shows that women do talk more than men.
Speaker 9: Yes, between the ages of twenty five and sixty four.
Speaker 9: I don't know it's a Chicago song there, but I
Speaker 9: looked at Uh. They studied a wide group of people.
Speaker 9: There's two hundred participants fourteen years a date, across four countries,
Speaker 9: and they collected over it's almost six hundred thirty thousand
Speaker 9: audio clips. They actually had people wear recording devices and
Speaker 9: they recorded randomly through the day, and they found that
Speaker 9: women do really they average almost thirty three hundred words
Speaker 9: per day more than men.
Speaker 11: It's like twenty minutes.
Speaker 9: More talking a day than the male counterpart. Some of
Speaker 9: that they don't really think it's really gender related per se.
Speaker 9: But like early years, for women that were talking were
Speaker 9: to their children more than obviously men are talking at
Speaker 9: that time period in their life. That could be one
Speaker 9: causal relationship. They did have specific things here, and one
Speaker 9: of us related to like WW. One of the least
Speaker 9: chatty participants was a man who averaged sixty two words
Speaker 9: a day, and the most chatty he did almost one
Speaker 9: hundred twenty five thousand words per day, which is like
Speaker 9: one hundred and thirty words every minute.
Speaker 11: And they gave his name. You might have heard of
Speaker 11: the guy named Scott Sloan. You ever heard of him?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it rings a bell.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he was the one that talked incessantly.
Speaker 1: So imagine that. Listen, this is something that I have
Speaker 1: talked about with my wife. We'll be sitting at home
Speaker 1: sometimes and I'll have just gotten home from maybe it's
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, in fact, this morning, when I get home
Speaker 1: whenever that is, I have a little bit of time
Speaker 1: before I have to go off to my other job,
Speaker 1: and we just purposely sit in silence.
Speaker 9: Just I mean, well, but you've done talking for four hours,
Speaker 9: right man?
Speaker 1: And that's the thing she asked me, why are you
Speaker 1: being so quiet at one time or another. And it'll
Speaker 1: be right after I've gotten home. I said, I used
Speaker 1: up all of my day's allotment for words today, Honey.
Speaker 1: I mean, I only have so many words at my
Speaker 1: disposal every day, and I talk for a living, so
Speaker 1: I don't have a whole lot left for you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, last thing I want to do is go on
Speaker 11: a computer I get home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and my wife's not a big talker either. It's
Speaker 1: not that you know, she's she's blowing it out on
Speaker 1: one end or the other. It's just I sometimes I'm
Speaker 1: just out of words, and I know that this is
Speaker 1: as a man, that's all I got. So I think
Speaker 1: there's there's a lot of scientis playing the pod race
Speaker 1: today and you're going to how long are you out
Speaker 1: in Arizona?
Speaker 11: Mikell coming back Tuesday?
Speaker 1: I think, Yeah, A good weather so far was gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Good enjoy it? Well, you got it, brother, have a
Speaker 1: good time, and thanks for checking. In ten minutes past
Speaker 1: the hour, our special guests will be entered into the
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Speaker 1: The forecast as follow us cold this weekend compared to
Speaker 1: what we have seen thirty seven about for a high
Speaker 1: and that's it with clouds.
Speaker 3: Song Cavin kind shall.
Speaker 1: Of course Reunion of Souls, Let's go to love the
Speaker 1: song that signals Sits time for our friend brother Rick
Speaker 1: Green to chime in on a Saturday morning with our
Speaker 1: word of God trying to do something positive on this program.
Speaker 1: It's about time we do that, brother Rick, Good morning,
Speaker 1: How are you? Good morning?
Speaker 11: Garry?
Speaker 3: I walk up prayers for you and your listeners and
Speaker 3: wait till you hear the soundtrack that Eddie put together
Speaker 3: from the movie.
Speaker 1: Say maybe we're just listening to their Rick's movie is
Speaker 1: debuting this next Thursday night, March sixth at.
Speaker 3: Spring Down, Nazarene Churts, Cincinnati, Ohio. Now can anybody come
Speaker 3: or what's going on in to the public?
Speaker 1: All right? And what time?
Speaker 3: It's six pm and seven thirty it's gonna be two showing,
Speaker 3: two showing.
Speaker 1: It's only an hour long. I think that we can
Speaker 1: probably make the seven thirty We've got to work Thursday,
Speaker 1: but I think I can get up to Springtail in
Speaker 1: forty five minutes from northern Kentucky. Okay, so I took
Speaker 1: a vac Sunday. Yeah, well, yeah, I mean one way
Speaker 1: or the other. This movie has been in the works
Speaker 1: for how long, Rick, fifteen years? Well maybe even longer
Speaker 1: than that. Yeah, considering it's about your story. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: all we know God, we're bringing the path.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of people found out the wayside, and
Speaker 3: that just told me we weren't supposed to work together.
Speaker 1: Why why a movie? I believe God love is so great.
Speaker 3: I don't feel right living my life and not sharing
Speaker 3: it with the world. I think everybody needs to know. Okay,
Speaker 3: maybe this little dude from Cincinnati. I'm gonna try my
Speaker 3: best to make some noise with it.
Speaker 1: You brought some visitors in. We're gonna do another butt
Speaker 1: God podcast after I get off the air here with
Speaker 1: people's testimonies to Christ and explain who we've got coming up.
Speaker 1: We got Todeckie Costello this morning.
Speaker 3: We met I don't even know how many years back,
Speaker 3: but like I said earlier, we met and we just clicked.
Speaker 3: Some things are so positive they just work sometimes. I
Speaker 3: don't you know. I can't get the right words for it.
Speaker 3: But her heart and my heart, and.
Speaker 1: I guess the rest is history. Good morning, Becky, how
Speaker 1: are you? Good morning? Thank you for having me? Oh no,
Speaker 1: thanks for being into your husband. John's here too. Just
Speaker 1: she needed a chaperone. Yeah, I'm sorry. I didn't forget it. Now,
Speaker 1: So what do you do for a living vic if anything?
Speaker 1: Actually retired? Oh? Good for you. So I go wherever
Speaker 1: God calls me. All right, and this morning he's called
Speaker 1: you here. That's right. Well, the Lord does work in
Speaker 1: mysterious ways, doesn't he. John, good to see you. So Rick,
Speaker 1: would you grace us with the word of God this morning? Okay?
Speaker 3: We had Second Corinthians, chapter twelve, verse nine. But he
Speaker 3: said to me, my grace is sufficient for you. My
Speaker 3: power has made perfect and weakness. Therefore I will boast
Speaker 3: all the more gladly about my weakness, so that Christ's
Speaker 3: power may rest on me.
Speaker 1: Amen. That sounds like a testament to testimony. I will
Speaker 1: I will put on full display my weakness to show
Speaker 1: the greatness of God. Amen. I've got a coffee cup
Speaker 1: at home right now. I don't know if Christ is
Speaker 1: drinking coffee yet. But it's from Grace Fellowship Church where
Speaker 1: we've attended some and that's all. It's it's that verse.
Speaker 1: It says Grace is sufficient for you. You know.
Speaker 3: I told God this morning on our private time. I said, God,
Speaker 3: thank you for allowing my joints to work, because I
Speaker 3: know they don't work because it's supposed to. I know
Speaker 3: God commands everything. My joints on work. I can't get
Speaker 3: out of bed. It's just in in my mind this morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you Father God. Have you had problem with your joints? No,
Speaker 3: it's just I don't know. It's just laid heavy on
Speaker 3: my spirit. This thing don't move because I wanted to.
Speaker 3: God has to command it. It's not me, it's all God.
Speaker 3: I'm looking forward to seeing the movie Rick really Yeah?
Speaker 3: Six and seven thirty Springdal Lutheran Church, Oh, Springdown, Nazarene, Springdale,
Speaker 3: Nazarene Church.
Speaker 1: Okay, And what's the address on that?
Speaker 11: Do you know?
Speaker 1: I'll figure it out, man. People can go to Safarian Looks,
Speaker 1: Springdale Nazarene Church. All right, Becky, good to see you, Rick,
Speaker 1: always great to see you always good. Sit back and
Speaker 1: watch me work. I guess until we get to the podcast.
Speaker 1: All right, Saturday Morning Midday is coming up with Dan Carroll.
Speaker 1: Here's a promo for Mike Allen, who's not here today.
Speaker 21: This morning at nine, Mike Allen takes a stand and
Speaker 21: then eventually a seat once his legs get tired. On
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Speaker 25: The teens for some as winds are still relatively breezy
Speaker 25: this afternoon. We only top out in the mid to
Speaker 25: upper thirties. A chance for some light snowfall, but more
Speaker 25: than likely just some flurries flying around from a severe
Speaker 25: weather station. I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron Harton on
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Speaker 27: Seven hundred WLW Sports slaym.
Speaker 1: Here's the big news of the morning, and I bet
Speaker 1: you don't have. President Trump is planning to pardon Pete
Speaker 1: Rose for any and all, and that should that should
Speaker 1: clear things up with the baseball writers in the Baseball
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame, after all, it was a lifetime ban. Sadly,
Speaker 1: Pete's not here anymore to enjoy his possible induction into
Speaker 1: that hollowed howl of baseball lore. But President Trump will
Speaker 1: pardon Pete Peter Edward Rose the lifetime ban. Obviously that's expired,
Speaker 1: since Pete has gone to glory or wherever. And uh so,
Speaker 1: now maybe Pete can get in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: What do you think of that? Liam?
Speaker 7: Is that going to change the voters' minds of allowing
Speaker 7: them into the Hall of Fame? And then they broke
Speaker 7: the rules by gambling on the game and broke the
Speaker 7: integrity of the sport technically, Uh huh, Yeah, it's slippery slow,
Speaker 7: that's all you can.
Speaker 1: Well, if it's a lifetime ban and he's no longer alive,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you think he's not banned anymore?
Speaker 11: You have?
Speaker 1: What's your thoughts on shoeless Joe Jackson On shoeless Joe, Oh,
Speaker 1: he should have been in years ago? Bars, shoeless Joe,
Speaker 1: Pete Rose put them all in. Come on, you think
Speaker 1: Major League Baseball cares about the integrity of a game
Speaker 1: when after a strike they purposely allow players to get
Speaker 1: juiced up on performance enhancing drugs, and then when it's
Speaker 1: found out that they were on peds, major League Baseball
Speaker 1: throws those players under the bus, the same ones. They
Speaker 1: give a nod and a wink too, to encourage fans
Speaker 1: to come back to the game from the excitement of
Speaker 1: more offense and home runs. I think that's valid. I
Speaker 1: think that's a very fair point.
Speaker 7: It's all up to the voters in the Hall of Fame,
Speaker 7: So it's going to be interesting to see how they
Speaker 7: take this pardon from President Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it will be interesting. Basketball. What you
Speaker 1: got today, buddy.
Speaker 7: Big day of college hoops March has officially started. The
Speaker 7: madness has begun. For some of the smaller leagues. It's
Speaker 7: their last game of the season, like the MKU Norse
Speaker 7: host Youngstown State ballgame tips off at one. Pregame coverage
Speaker 7: begins at twelve thirty on Fox Sports thirteen sixty. Cincinnati
Speaker 7: is on the road in Houston to face the fourth
Speaker 7: ranked Cougars. You see is in the next four out
Speaker 7: according to Joe Lonardi's bracketology. Pregame coverage for that game
Speaker 7: begins at four. Tip is set for four to thirty.
Speaker 7: That game can be listened to on WEBN. Xavier host
Speaker 7: Creton this afternoon. Xavier currently is in the first four out.
Speaker 7: According to Joe Lonardi pregame coverage for that begins. A
Speaker 7: four tip is set for four to thirty on fifty
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Speaker 1: Here's a spring cleaning hack to make your life easier.
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Speaker 1: winter brought to your in the studio. This role incredible
Speaker 1: by nature of digital imagination. We are actually on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning together, but it's Tuesday afternoon because Moe is
Speaker 1: an Arizona right now as we speak. And you know what,
Speaker 1: how is Arizona more you? How are you enjoying it
Speaker 1: so far?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 16: It's great. I'll tell you what. This has been the
Speaker 16: best couple of days of my life. It's been sunny,
Speaker 16: We've seen some unbelief spring training baseball and wow, amazing.
Speaker 1: I can't get enough of it. What you can tell me?
Speaker 1: What else do you do besides watch baseball in Arizona?
Speaker 1: Because it seems to me I've been told by other
Speaker 1: people who've been out to spring training since the Reds
Speaker 1: moved out to Goodyear that there's not a whole lot
Speaker 1: else to do? What else? What else would you do
Speaker 1: on a day like today if you weren't at a
Speaker 1: baseball game and be careful your wife? Maybe?
Speaker 16: So I started going to spring training on a yearly
Speaker 16: basis in twenty twelve with the same mostly the same
Speaker 16: group of guys, and I was skeptical that I was
Speaker 16: going to enjoy Arizona because I had been to Florida,
Speaker 16: and Florida you have beaches, and I love beaches. Arizona
Speaker 16: no beaches. But what I like about Arizona is the
Speaker 16: spring training locales are not spread as far apart as
Speaker 16: they are.
Speaker 1: And you and I had this question a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks back, and you said that you really like Arizona
Speaker 1: for spring training because you get to see multiple games
Speaker 1: in one day.
Speaker 16: You can see multiple gonna do that on Monday, the
Speaker 16: Reds play at night, so we're gonna go see a
Speaker 16: game somewhere else and then two and one.
Speaker 1: So I like that.
Speaker 16: You can golf. Now I don't golf on this trip.
Speaker 16: What golf's a little pricey and shipping your club.
Speaker 1: Usually only golf when you're talking to me on a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning.
Speaker 16: But there are folks among us who will go out
Speaker 16: and golf. There are folks among us who are going
Speaker 16: to go out and hike. That's a big thing in Arizona.
Speaker 16: That's not necessarily my jam. I just I enjoy the
Speaker 16: local cuisine and I enjoy the ball games, and that's
Speaker 16: pretty much it.
Speaker 1: Local cuisine. Give me a favorite Arizona spring training dish,
Speaker 1: something that's authentic to the area, something that you enjoy
Speaker 1: that you can't get in Cincinnati.
Speaker 16: You know, I think the further you get to Mexico,
Speaker 16: the better the text Max is. Well, that makes sense
Speaker 16: as a general rule, So I like the text mex
Speaker 16: in Arizona. The name escapes me, and if you ask
Speaker 16: me next week, I'll give it to you. But there's
Speaker 16: an Italian place in Glendale, Arizona that is really really good.
Speaker 16: And there's also you know, you don't think of sports
Speaker 16: bars as places where you're gonna get great food, but
Speaker 16: there's a place in Scottsdale that we love called the
Speaker 16: R and R Sports Bar, and it's San Francisco Giants
Speaker 16: branded because it's close to the Giants ballpark and we
Speaker 16: stay in Scottsdale, and that bar might have some of
Speaker 16: the best bar food I've ever had.
Speaker 1: Is there anybody on this Reds roster that's reported to
Speaker 1: spring training MO that will be a surprise to fans
Speaker 1: and you think could make the big league club from
Speaker 1: the get? Is there anybody who will come in out
Speaker 1: of it from nowhere, out of the gates? Well, I
Speaker 1: was talking with somebody else last night and he said,
Speaker 1: you know, spring training baseball. You know, I kind of
Speaker 1: watch it, kind of don't, He said, You know, because
Speaker 1: there's always number eighty two, who you know is not
Speaker 1: going to have a place on a ride. I said,
Speaker 1: But every once in a while there is that eighty
Speaker 1: two that surprised everyone has an incredible spring training m
Speaker 1: h blows it out and impresses the coaches enough and
Speaker 1: the manager enough to say, you know what, We're gonna
Speaker 1: give this kid a shot. Is there anybody on the
Speaker 1: horizon like that for the Reds or somebody to watch?
Speaker 16: I don't know that there's anybody who's gonna come from
Speaker 16: nowhere to make the team. I do think there are
Speaker 16: some guys who can maybe come from nowhere and make
Speaker 16: a case to be on the team later in the season.
Speaker 16: You're gonna hear the two chases, Chase Burns, Chase Petty.
Speaker 16: Chase Burns is an impressive kid. We had him in
Speaker 16: studio in January. He was drafted last year at a
Speaker 16: wake Forest number two overall, and the Reds did something interesting.
Speaker 16: They shelved him, didn't pitch him, didn't have him pitching
Speaker 16: competitive environments. He pitched for Wake Forest deep into the
Speaker 16: college season. Excuse me that the baseball draft is now
Speaker 16: later than it used to be. So they drafted him
Speaker 16: and said, you're not gonna pitch in games this year.
Speaker 16: You're gonna go down to Arizona. You're gonna hone your craft,
Speaker 16: You're gonna sort of learn the ropes of being a pro.
Speaker 16: But there is a genuine, I think a genuine hope
Speaker 16: and maybe even expectation that he pitches in Cincinnati this year.
Speaker 16: I don't think he's going to be in the opening
Speaker 16: day rotation. I do think there's a very good chance
Speaker 16: that you see him in Cincinnati this year and see
Speaker 16: him pitching games that really matter. I think he's interesting.
Speaker 16: You're gonna hear the name Cam Collier. Camp Collier is
Speaker 16: a guy who has been in the organization for a
Speaker 16: while but still is just a kid. I don't think
Speaker 16: he's twenty one years old yet. He's a guy that
Speaker 16: they can work in in either a corner infield spot.
Speaker 16: He's a guy with a lot of power. Played in
Speaker 16: the Futures Game last year. I think was Futures Game MVP.
Speaker 16: If I'm not mistaken. He's a guy that's going to
Speaker 16: be in Cincinnati and could be in Cincinnati reasonably soon.
Speaker 16: I think the most interesting guy in camp is a
Speaker 16: guy who has a real uphill battle, and understandably so.
Speaker 16: And that's noelve Marte, who a year ago got suspended
Speaker 16: for the first eighty games.
Speaker 1: Right then when he joined the team, he was awful.
Speaker 16: You go back to the end of the twenty twenty
Speaker 16: three season, though he got called up and the Reds
Speaker 16: were playing meaningful games, I remember, dude looked like he
Speaker 16: had a clue at the plate, looked like you knew
Speaker 16: had a hit. I'm kind of curious, can he use
Speaker 16: this spring to put himself at least back in the
Speaker 16: franchise as good graces and crack the roster and make
Speaker 16: us start to talk about him again in the same
Speaker 16: way as we were talking about him in twenty twenty
Speaker 16: three Because he fell flat on his face last year.
Speaker 16: I don't know that that's going to happen during spring training,
Speaker 16: but I'm kind of curious as to whether or not
Speaker 16: he could just work himself back into the mix, because
Speaker 16: by his own doing, he feels like kind of the
Speaker 16: odd man out.
Speaker 1: I know, he's been been playing shortstop the last couple
Speaker 1: of years. He's been a wonder can in so many ways,
Speaker 1: and you know, what the hell did you just do
Speaker 1: in other ways. Is there any chance that they will
Speaker 1: experiment with the La de la Cruz in center field,
Speaker 1: in the outfield instead of on the infield.
Speaker 16: I certainly believe there are people in the organization who
Speaker 16: would like to see that. It doesn't feel like Terry
Speaker 16: Francone is one of them, Okay, So I think the
Speaker 16: prevailing sentiment is we have invested a lot in this
Speaker 16: guy being a shortstop. We still feel like he can
Speaker 16: be a very good shortstop, and god knows, you see
Speaker 16: the glimpses, right, but I would kind of like to
Speaker 16: see what he would look like going from gap to
Speaker 16: gap in the outfield, because of his speed, his throwing arm.
Speaker 1: I think it'd be And let's.
Speaker 16: Face it, it's not like the Reds are set in
Speaker 16: center field, and it's not like they haven't moved players before.
Speaker 16: There's a part of me that goes, okay, what they're
Speaker 16: trying to do with him offensively? They think he can
Speaker 16: be an elite offensive player, and so do you throw
Speaker 16: a wrench in that by having him suddenly change positions.
Speaker 16: He's not played center field, at least at the professional level,
Speaker 16: so it's not like you're taking a guy who used
Speaker 16: to be a center fielder and moved a shortstop and
Speaker 16: you're gonna move him back, you'd kind of have to
Speaker 16: teach him the finer points of the position. And I
Speaker 16: think the Reds, you themselves this year, is having a
Speaker 16: chance to compete, and so, you know, do you really
Speaker 16: want to take a guy and teach him on the fly?
Speaker 16: I think that's something you do a little bit more
Speaker 16: when you're experimenting. I don't think the Reds view this
Speaker 16: season is one where they want to experiment that much.
Speaker 16: But there were two times last year where he made
Speaker 16: a play at short stop where he went down the
Speaker 16: left field line from his position and caught the ball,
Speaker 16: and both times you went, no, nobody can do that,
Speaker 16: and so what does that look like if he's doing
Speaker 16: that in the outfield right? And look, they one long
Speaker 16: time ago, a decade ago, took Billy Hamilton, who was
Speaker 16: a shortstop who made a ton of errors, which Elie
Speaker 16: de la Cruz did last year, moved into center field
Speaker 16: and Billy Hamilton became a Gold Glove caliber centerfielder.
Speaker 1: So there is precedent.
Speaker 16: But that was one of the things I was wondering
Speaker 16: about when Terry Francona got the job and he kind
Speaker 16: of made it note almost instantly.
Speaker 1: Ellie's going to be the shortstop.
Speaker 16: But he led the league of errors last year, and
Speaker 16: he can do the spectacular, but if you can't do
Speaker 16: the routine, then it doesn't matter. And I think it's
Speaker 16: going to be interesting to see if something similar repeats
Speaker 16: itself this year. A year from now, are we talking
Speaker 16: about maybe moving him to third base? He's played some
Speaker 16: third base or even centerfield. Well, he's certainly long enough
Speaker 16: and has the arm. He looks like a centerfielder.
Speaker 1: He does. He really did.
Speaker 16: If you didn't know, but you knew that was a
Speaker 16: ballplayer and he walked into the room, you would go centerfield, centerfielder,
Speaker 16: you know. I mean he's tall. Shortstops historically are and
Speaker 16: they also have a lot of shortstops. They have a
Speaker 16: kid in the system, Edwin Arroyo, who they are really
Speaker 16: high on, and people who cover the sport are really
Speaker 16: high and he is a shortstop, so no relation to Bronson,
Speaker 16: but they are a shortstop rich organization, and so you
Speaker 16: just you wonder if still, at some point down the road,
Speaker 16: if Ellie ends up moving. But I think his play
Speaker 16: this year is going to have a lot more to
Speaker 16: do with what they do there than anything else.
Speaker 1: Not to dance on the former manager's grave because he's
Speaker 1: not dead. But Jonathan India made some comments about the
Speaker 1: end of last season and David Bell and the young
Speaker 1: players taking advantage of maybe his easy going manner, and
Speaker 1: this is a stark not only with the track record
Speaker 1: of Francona, who's obviously just it's awesome, Hall of Famer,
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer, right one World Series and stuff, But
Speaker 1: what's the what's the major personality difference between a David
Speaker 1: Bell and a Terry Francona.
Speaker 16: It feels to me, and Terry Francona has talked about this,
Speaker 16: that it's going to be a willingness to hold players
Speaker 16: a little bit more accountable. I thought David Bell for
Speaker 16: the most part, and I know there are going to
Speaker 16: be folks who hear this who.
Speaker 1: Disagree.
Speaker 16: I think for the most part he did a pretty
Speaker 16: decent job because I thought the team. I don't think
Speaker 16: the team ever really underachieved that they were awful in
Speaker 16: twenty two, but they were going to be awful no
Speaker 16: matter who the manager was. I think most years they
Speaker 16: either were slightly better than we would have thought a
Speaker 16: two years ago or for the most part, they were
Speaker 16: what we thought they were, and so I thought David
Speaker 16: Bell did okay. And I think I have to credit
Speaker 16: him for keeping the team afloat two years ago when
Speaker 16: they didn't have very good starting pitching at all, and
Speaker 16: he's having to go to the bullpen in the third
Speaker 16: or fourth inning and work with a lot of younger
Speaker 16: players on the fly. I think David Bell deserved and
Speaker 16: for the most part, got a lot of credit for
Speaker 16: his work there. And I think also you have to
Speaker 16: acknowledge if you're going to compare, you know, David Bell
Speaker 16: to Terry Francona, you can compare any manager to Terry Francona.
Speaker 1: Terry's the better, more accomplished guy. It just is.
Speaker 16: But I think if you watched the Reds last season,
Speaker 16: I'm just talking about from a person out I think
Speaker 16: if you watch the Reds last season, you got to
Speaker 16: a point where you often wondered, God, are these guys
Speaker 16: taking advantage him a little bit? Are they when they
Speaker 16: make mistakes? Is David correcting them? Is he holding them accountable?
Speaker 16: You know, we talk about Ellie de la Cruz, and
Speaker 16: there were a couple of times last year I remember
Speaker 16: listening to Lance after a game where Ellie I think,
Speaker 16: got picked off the first base and made a boneheaded
Speaker 16: play in the field, and Lance was making the case like,
Speaker 16: this is probably an instance where you sit him, This
Speaker 16: is probably an instance you don't have to make a
Speaker 16: show of it.
Speaker 1: You don't have to be you know.
Speaker 16: But and he was in the line at the next day,
Speaker 16: and I remember kind of thinking, like, boy, that's an
Speaker 16: opportunity to kind of show that you're going to hold
Speaker 16: these guys accountable. I think that was lacking last year,
Speaker 16: And listening to Terry Francon of this offseason, he has
Speaker 16: expressed a willingness to do that when when it comes
Speaker 16: time to, you know, hold one of these guys accountable
Speaker 16: for something they do on or off the field, He's
Speaker 16: going to do it. And I think he's got the
Speaker 16: gravitas to be able to do it. And maybe David
Speaker 16: Bell either didn't have the personality to do it, or
Speaker 16: perhaps felt like he didn't have the backing of the organization.
Speaker 16: Whatever it was, it felt last year a little bit
Speaker 16: like I hate to say the inmates are running the asylum,
Speaker 16: but it kind of felt like things were unraveling a
Speaker 16: little bit in a way that would suggest that maybe
Speaker 16: it's a time for new leadership.
Speaker 1: All the Reds have done well in the historic past
Speaker 1: with the manager named Captain Hooks. So the reference, the
Speaker 1: old Dennis Green reference. They were who he thought they were. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: and we let him off the hook. Yeah. But you
Speaker 1: know it's the reason I'm optimistic is I think a
Speaker 1: team with talent. You know, when when a team doesn't
Speaker 1: have players, I don't care who the manager is, players,
Speaker 1: they might not have enough of them, they might not
Speaker 1: have enough proven players. But if I'm combining talent with
Speaker 1: a list leadership, I think that's a winning formula. So
Speaker 1: I am bullish on the season. We have a wonderful
Speaker 1: time in Arizona. I'll do my best. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: It's Moe Egger there on the Saturday morning edition. Mike Allen. Well, Dan,
Speaker 1: I guess you were Mike Allen today Saturday mid Day.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 30: They they cut promos from Mike Allen, but I never
Speaker 30: get one cut for.
Speaker 1: Myself, you know what, And I'm not I gotta but
Speaker 1: I do have promos that promote Gary Jeff wat I
Speaker 1: know you well, you're kind of a big shot. On
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning and my nightcap promos. I know, you know,
Speaker 1: I just bump around here. No one knows what I'm on.
Speaker 1: Now this is important. You really should have a Dan
Speaker 1: Carroll promo. You deserve it. You fill in for everybody,
Speaker 1: and you ought to have your own promo. They ought
Speaker 1: to dedicate some of the great vast resources that iHeart
Speaker 1: media has. Who do I talk to about that?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean who's your immediate supervisor?
Speaker 11: Dan?
Speaker 1: No, probably Rhino, Scott Reinhardt. There you got a program director.
Speaker 1: Maybe Tony Bender could lend a hand. Perhaps Dave Armbruster
Speaker 1: does his scheduling. Maybe I'll be a little bit later
Speaker 1: on today. He's a good year zona, right, And when
Speaker 1: you get back from spring training, can you please have
Speaker 1: them cut a Dan Carroll promo. I feel a little
Speaker 1: left out. Willie has one, Sloan has one, Mike McConnell
Speaker 1: has one. Lance McAllister has one. Eddie and Rocky of course,
Speaker 1: multitudes the big shit. Even Gary Jeff has a promo.
Speaker 1: I know, but I'm you know, I'm just I'm just here.
Speaker 1: I'm just glad to be here. I'm just a bu
Speaker 1: from Cato who smoallhouse rock I'm glad to be here. Revisited.
Speaker 1: So what I'm glad to be here early in the
Speaker 1: morning with you. Well, it's great to see you. I
Speaker 1: never get a chance. I talk to you on the
Speaker 1: phone every once in a while. No, So well, one
Speaker 1: thing I'm going to do is a little week in review.
Speaker 1: And I mean, what a week it was. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's on.
Speaker 30: I mean, have Gary, Jeff, have you ever seen the
Speaker 30: news cycle move as fast as it has moved in
Speaker 30: the last two months. There's no lack of its something
Speaker 30: to talk about. It is unbelievable. So a little week
Speaker 30: in review and then, uh, I've got a guy on
Speaker 30: who wrote a book and his job when he was
Speaker 30: in the in the military was to interview terrorists. And
Speaker 30: so this guy the books called If It Takes a
Speaker 30: Thousand Years, and it's Inside the Mind of a Terrorist.
Speaker 30: And this is a guy who has spent more time
Speaker 30: with terrorists than anyone I've ever heard of before. And
Speaker 30: so we're going to talk to him about what he
Speaker 30: has learned from these individuals and spent that much time.
Speaker 1: It was very interesting.
Speaker 30: And then of course Greg Hord we learned last night
Speaker 30: passed away seventy three years old. George Vogel and Ron
Speaker 30: Milnoor Rufus is going to join me in the eleven
Speaker 30: o'clock out. We'll talk about Greg and we will talk
Speaker 30: about the life and times of the.
Speaker 1: Great Greg Hord. Fantastic. So that's that's how it's going
Speaker 1: to roll out today. That Greg once or twice and listen,
Speaker 1: you know saw I'm on TV and stuff and like
Speaker 1: to Well.
Speaker 30: You had him on the air the night that Pete
Speaker 30: Rose tie, Yes, I did, and I think that was
Speaker 30: the last time his voice was heard on this radio stage.
Speaker 1: Well, sad for us, sad for us, but he's gone
Speaker 1: to glory. He has gone to glory. There's no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. All right, fantastic. Dan Carroll in for Mike
Speaker 1: Allen coming up next after the show, show at Huddles
Speaker 1: and don't forget in two weeks it's the twenty eighth
Speaker 1: anniversary of the Saturday Morning Edition party Saturday March fifteenth.
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