Speaker 1: You probably made it.
Speaker 2: To the weekend. I mean, you gotta get through whatever
Speaker 2: you gotta get through today. We'll be here for about
Speaker 2: three hours to help you, and you don't have to
Speaker 2: dodge an escape murder. So they caught that dude. I
Speaker 2: am shocked. I am shocked that he was able to
Speaker 2: bamboozle some woman into probably throwing her life away. You know,
Speaker 2: the irony is because you saw probably you saw or
Speaker 2: heard law enforcement come out and they had an interesting
Speaker 2: statement yesterday morning. Basically we got two really good leads
Speaker 2: and then they said something like, hey, if you can
Speaker 2: hear me and you're harboring fugitives, m probably don't do that.
Speaker 1: Not gonna end well for you. So we'll get you
Speaker 1: details on.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 2: As uh once again fight with every piece of equipment
Speaker 2: I own. I have, unfortunately this morning, fallen down a
Speaker 2: little bit of a rabbit hole on snow White and
Speaker 2: I have gone back and forth Ross. Did you see
Speaker 2: the Twitter snow White controversy? The newest one, not just
Speaker 2: the weird clips, but the newest she doesn't clean? Is
Speaker 2: that the one you you have seen or you haven't,
Speaker 2: because that's the one I was in. Somebody went through
Speaker 2: and pulled the original what nineteen thirty or something when
Speaker 2: that thing came out snow white, and that scene that
Speaker 2: was in that you know that video that came out
Speaker 2: that showed they're getting the they're getting the lodge, the
Speaker 2: cabin whatever, the commune, I don't even know what they
Speaker 2: call it in the updated version, ready for guests. And
Speaker 2: because it's dirty, right, and so she does the famous
Speaker 2: scene where she goes around and you're doing this, and
Speaker 2: you're doing that, and then she handles the broom and
Speaker 2: I think she cooks all the food too, But in
Speaker 2: this one, she just goes around assigns all of her
Speaker 2: little friend zoned friends.
Speaker 1: Dude, think about what this is. This is her.
Speaker 2: Going in and friend zoning seven short kings, as they
Speaker 2: say on the on the TikTok, and them just simping
Speaker 2: along like yeah, we'll clean all we'll clean all this stuff.
Speaker 2: It's their house, by the way, they could just be like, no, look,
Speaker 2: we took you in.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Let's process this post women's women's lib and all of that.
Speaker 2: There are reasons because this is the argument they want
Speaker 2: to make. They're like, well, because you remember the interview
Speaker 2: she did. She goes yeah, but we're not going to
Speaker 2: be doing what they did back then in the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 2: And then that's when everyone's like, wow, we don't like you,
Speaker 2: we don't want you to pie snow white, and so
Speaker 2: that they had to go through a year of insanity,
Speaker 2: push back, the release, change out via CGI the Dwarves,
Speaker 2: which at one point we're just going to be regular
Speaker 2: sized people. No no, no, no no, she can't clean.
Speaker 2: She's got seven friend Zone dudes there to do it for.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we'll find out one of them is probably
Speaker 2: not pining for rather pining for one of the other ones.
Speaker 1: Maybe a little uh, who knows. I haven't seen the movie.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but yeah, everyone's mad because now she
Speaker 2: doesn't she doesn't take any chores.
Speaker 1: She just supervises.
Speaker 2: It is girl Boss, as blatant it as as it
Speaker 2: can be. And then I sat there and I looked
Speaker 2: at it. I'm like, am I willing to go that
Speaker 2: deep into a conspiracy just to hate on a movie?
Speaker 2: Because like, if we wouldn't have seen all the insanity
Speaker 2: that we've seen, I'd be like, that's dumb, Okay, maybe
Speaker 2: she dancing around whatever, Okay, But now I'm like, now,
Speaker 2: screw them let him feast upon this on this carcass
Speaker 2: didn't didn't Daily Uh what was it Daily Wire? Weren't
Speaker 2: they doing one with one of their hosts? The So
Speaker 2: they're gonna release at the same time.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't Brett Cooper, I think is
Speaker 1: who was gonna play it?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: And who knows? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if Brett Cooper is a good actress
Speaker 2: or any of the rest of it. But yeah, people
Speaker 2: are clowning on that big time. All right, there we go.
Speaker 2: Now it's gonna let me into my next gen.
Speaker 1: It's very nice of you. Thank you appreciate that. This
Speaker 1: morning a.
Speaker 2: Crazy day, and I appreciate some of you out there.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we had a little uh I don't even know
Speaker 2: fully what it was at some point when things are
Speaker 2: that broken on the and I guess it was on
Speaker 2: the one oh six to one side and I and
Speaker 2: that's as far as I know. If you guys send
Speaker 2: a message or an email, that's cool. If you do it, though,
Speaker 2: tell me which station you're listening to, Raleigh or Greensboro,
Speaker 2: And are you listening on terrestrial you know, the airwaves
Speaker 2: or are you streaming it? And uh, If so, what
Speaker 2: are you streaming it on? That will aid in ninety
Speaker 2: percent of us boarding things to engineering, going I think
Speaker 2: something's broken and uh then they can get on it.
Speaker 2: So but uh, yeah, a lot of people reached out
Speaker 2: on that al right. Eight eight eight nine three four
Speaker 2: seven eight seven four. Also, mister Pete Calender, he'll be
Speaker 2: joining us coming up at eight oh five.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to talk to him today.
Speaker 2: Do you know Pete did one of those spaces ross
Speaker 2: He did a space and then everyone showed up and
Speaker 2: started talking to talking to Pete, and I kind of
Speaker 2: dipped in there, and I'm like, all right, you a
Speaker 2: phone with that, buddy. So I'm curious how that thing
Speaker 2: panned out for him. So I think it was a
Speaker 2: management idea over anyway, let's see. All right, well let
Speaker 2: me do this. We'll take the break, I'll come back.
Speaker 2: I'll give you a little rundown of some of the
Speaker 2: other stories we got in here. We've got some good audio. Uh,
Speaker 2: definitely good audio today. So uh six thirteen CaCO Day
Speaker 2: Radio program. Hang on, And I'm trying to figure out
Speaker 2: because I saw I saw a couple of different news
Speaker 2: outlets with kind of like cutesy headlines. Here's here's the
Speaker 2: headline from Mario, corrections officer among first to call nine
Speaker 2: one one about murderer's.
Speaker 1: Escape, fifty K reward for tips.
Speaker 2: The original headline says, corrections officer among.
Speaker 1: First to call fifty K reward for tips. And they
Speaker 1: changed it.
Speaker 2: They changed it actually from the time I first saw
Speaker 2: it to the time I sent it to Ross. But
Speaker 2: I think some people were confused because I saw this.
Speaker 2: I saw this whole debate breakout where people are like, well,
Speaker 2: I mean, if he's a corrections officer and he's got
Speaker 2: information that could lead to the arrest of the suspect,
Speaker 2: why is he eligible.
Speaker 1: Because he was the officer whose car.
Speaker 5: He was in?
Speaker 2: Because like, you want an infinite money glitch if that's
Speaker 2: your if that's your.
Speaker 1: TA do I even have to explain this? Ross?
Speaker 2: Can you sense the infinite money glitch that I'm going to,
Speaker 2: you know, throw out here that a corrections officer could
Speaker 2: avail themselves of if they are eligible for this reward.
Speaker 1: Even if it's their car they assign. I mean, a
Speaker 1: loophole is a loophole, right, I'm I You're gonna support this,
Speaker 1: aren't you? Okay? Go ahead? Yeah, it's a loophole. What
Speaker 1: the what the folks fought?
Speaker 2: So you let him out of the car right you're like, oh, no,
Speaker 2: I dropped my and you know whatever it is. And
Speaker 2: as you're as you're leaning over for that, you kind
Speaker 2: of looking back a little too, because you want to
Speaker 2: see the flash of the color as he takes off.
Speaker 1: And uh, from there, he's on the run.
Speaker 2: Make a quick radio call he's out, he's out. How
Speaker 2: quickly did they and then just track him or maybe
Speaker 2: this kicks in instantly, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Then just catch him over in the next field. Make money.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 2: So that's why not that you weird?
Speaker 1: We're literally do you.
Speaker 2: Imagine the amount of care it would be every single
Speaker 2: hospital run, not every single one. I understand most of
Speaker 2: you wouldn't do it, but if you, you would turn
Speaker 2: into that, uh, the most dangerous prey. So we don't
Speaker 2: need that even for scumbags that you know are in
Speaker 2: prison for life and now we'll get potentially life plus bonus.
Speaker 2: I had a I had a I used to do
Speaker 2: this thing on the radio ross when I did my
Speaker 2: when I first started doing talk radio on Saturday, I
Speaker 2: would make an absurd proposal and and and then we
Speaker 2: just throw it out there and then everybody hate on
Speaker 2: me for it or you know, like it or whatever
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: And one of them was that if.
Speaker 2: You're going to be a criminal and you're gonna go
Speaker 2: to jail for life, like there's no there's no getting
Speaker 2: out any of the excess years that you get, because
Speaker 2: they're inconsequential.
Speaker 1: You should be able to dole them out.
Speaker 2: For you know, for not fitting in with society but
Speaker 2: excelling at your craft. And then we decided murders didn't count.
Speaker 2: It was only the stuff tacked on from non you know,
Speaker 2: initial victim crimes as you're hurting the person, like why
Speaker 2: would you want to let him do that to other
Speaker 2: you know what? Because he's the one they're going to
Speaker 2: be learning off so when they get out and if
Speaker 2: they don't want to change, they're better at what they do,
Speaker 2: all right, So we can scrap that little two bits
Speaker 2: there we got.
Speaker 1: This is where we're going to start.
Speaker 2: So Donald Trump in North Carolina, Ashville, North Carolina, and
Speaker 2: boy boy, a lot of people there, I know we
Speaker 2: think of Ashville as yeah, it's nice ish it is
Speaker 2: in the mountains, in the stuff to do and see
Speaker 2: and stuff. And then a crazy six foot five hobo
Speaker 2: when you're in that little triangle part of downtown where
Speaker 2: they have all the restaurants and stuff, and they just
Speaker 2: have taken over the little the tense city there.
Speaker 1: And a six.
Speaker 2: Foot five homeless dude who you've clearly stopped I don't know,
Speaker 2: one hundred feet from because he standing in the middle
Speaker 2: of the road adjusting some stuff, becomes irritated it's your
Speaker 2: mere presence, and takes a cigarette and lights it and
Speaker 2: then smokes it and then in like over a course
Speaker 2: of like ninety seconds, then flicks it.
Speaker 1: He smoked the whole thing. I just sat there and
Speaker 1: watched him. That Ashville.
Speaker 2: But you know, once you get out of town, that's
Speaker 2: where anyone Saine lives. There's a few in town, but
Speaker 2: it's getting tougher. So yeah, yeah, they filled that thing up. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: there was a little bit of an incident that's being
Speaker 2: reported this morning. Let's the audio here. This is not
Speaker 2: something I ever thought I'd have to think about, but
Speaker 2: we're all going to have to think about it together.
Speaker 1: So here we go.
Speaker 6: Secret Service detail that's guarding former President Donald Trump. So
Speaker 6: this coming from Real Clear Politics reporting that a female
Speaker 6: Secret Service agent abandoned her posts in North Carolina to
Speaker 6: breastfeed her baby during Trump's visit yesterday to the tar
Speaker 6: Hill State. The report says about five minutes before Trump's
Speaker 6: motorcate arrived, the side agent, who manages security for the
Speaker 6: entire event, did a final sweep of the location, and.
Speaker 7: While walking the route, the side agent reportedly found the
Speaker 7: Secret Service special agent in question breastfeeding with two other
Speaker 7: family members present in a room that's supposed to be
Speaker 7: set aside for official business, like an emergency involving the president.
Speaker 7: The report says the special agent did not have permission
Speaker 7: to leave her and gave no warning prior to the
Speaker 7: event that she needed personal time working. Secret Service agents
Speaker 7: are prohibited from bringing children or any family members for
Speaker 7: that matter, on a protective assignment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so did this have to be explained now?
Speaker 2: I want to give you the timeline because Trump had
Speaker 2: not arrived at the moment she was caught, but he
Speaker 2: was I think three minutes out, three minutes out when
Speaker 2: they were like, what the hell are you doing? And
Speaker 2: had you had her family members reportedly inside the security perimeter.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that was even the proper check and
Speaker 2: a baby and I understand whant he's in privacy, but
Speaker 2: and a baby. And this goes to many of these
Speaker 2: discussions we've had. Sometimes you can't do a thing. Sometimes
Speaker 2: you can't do a thing because you're never going to
Speaker 2: be able to do it. Ross you think you could
Speaker 2: block blind side for Josh Allen.
Speaker 5: That I mean, I could do it, but it might
Speaker 5: result in my death. I mean probably not like a
Speaker 5: Wise movie, and it possibly probably his extensive injury. Right,
Speaker 5: So yeah, should you know it?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: You would think no. Right, as a Bills fan, you
Speaker 2: would be like, no, I should not do that. I
Speaker 2: should not accept the job blocking the blind side from
Speaker 2: a boy when I am not even half the size
Speaker 2: of some of the dudes that I'll have to be
Speaker 2: facing off with. No, that's a good reasonable decision. And
Speaker 2: if you're a woman who works for the Secret Service
Speaker 2: and you want to have a baby, but you have
Speaker 2: a baby that you're going to have to you're going
Speaker 2: to do the breastfeeding thing you want to do that
Speaker 2: I have to assume it's all Union stuff there that
Speaker 2: they make this relatively easy, but there are going to
Speaker 2: be some assignments that that ain't it.
Speaker 1: And I mean, you are for all.
Speaker 2: And this is not to be denigrating, although you know
Speaker 2: how I feel about leadership right now, and obviously many
Speaker 2: of these agents.
Speaker 1: Your job is.
Speaker 2: Potentially really annoying, obnoxious or dumb or vindictive or just
Speaker 2: you know, is not really gelling with most of the
Speaker 2: people who are learning about this person, probably for the
Speaker 2: first time.
Speaker 1: Viral video something like that.
Speaker 2: What was the doctor the catch me outside girl, I
Speaker 2: can Daniella or Danielle or Danielle something something something.
Speaker 1: She got like three names.
Speaker 2: But you know, a little girl when she's like fifteen
Speaker 2: and flipping out on Doctor Phil days, she turns eighteen,
Speaker 2: OnlyFans and she made a million plus dollars. Right, You're like,
Speaker 2: why does why does stupid pay so good? Here we go,
Speaker 2: Rey gun That's right, that would be uh, of course,
Speaker 2: Rachel Gunn the college professor with a PhD in cultural
Speaker 2: dance studies with an emphasis on breaking And yeah, she's
Speaker 2: got some if you go back to read the paper
Speaker 2: she's published, that's exactly what you kind of think it is.
Speaker 2: She's probably going to be a millionaire here real quick.
Speaker 2: It didn't look like she was doing too bad. Actually,
Speaker 2: I mean she has a following down in Australia. It
Speaker 2: just seems to be basically a bunch of featherwoke college students.
Speaker 2: But they suspect that Australia's decision among all of their
Speaker 2: politicians to embrace her and say we'll protect you from
Speaker 2: the bad literally everybody else, that Australian companies are apparently
Speaker 2: lining up to make her the face of their campaign.
Speaker 1: So again, you're gonna go out, You're gonna bust your butt.
Speaker 2: You know, you do an honest day's work today and
Speaker 2: probably not be an a hole anybody, or disrespect your
Speaker 2: entire country, or maybe get a sport that had its
Speaker 2: first shot at the Olympics never invited again.
Speaker 1: You will probably do none of that today, and you're
Speaker 1: not gonna be running around with Koala logos.
Speaker 5: So I guess there's a big grocery store down there
Speaker 5: that's listed in the story. So oh, very depressing.
Speaker 2: All right, back to this, So how did we get
Speaker 2: to a place Some of this is rhetorical, by the way.
Speaker 2: How did we get to the place where a secret
Speaker 2: service agent? And I did check because I want to
Speaker 2: make sure before I said it the agent and her
Speaker 2: family members. I am assuming who brought the baby and
Speaker 2: it doesn't say the family members, so maybe it's her
Speaker 2: spouse and another kid, or spouse and sister Ma who
Speaker 2: knows the agent or family members bypass the uniform division checkpoint.
Speaker 2: This is what I was wondering about, because even before,
Speaker 2: well before Trump gets there, well well before, especially if
Speaker 2: you if you have a press credential and you're gonna
Speaker 2: be able to be where Trump is, not just in
Speaker 2: the arena you got, there's a whole other thing you
Speaker 2: gotta do. It's a lot of fun watching your bag's
Speaker 2: completely unloaded and taken apart while two dogs stare at
Speaker 2: you that would happily eat your face if the you know,
Speaker 2: the right German word was spoke.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: But you go up in there if they search that baby.
Speaker 2: I'm not being dark here. I'm just pointing out, like
Speaker 2: we got some messed up people in this world, man,
Speaker 2: And I know it's her baby and all of that,
Speaker 2: and I'm not going down that road. I'm just sitting
Speaker 2: there saying, like the baby goes one of two ways,
Speaker 2: Like it could be disarming. You could be running around
Speaker 2: You're like, all right, this is it. I am hell
Speaker 2: bent on whatever TDS symptom I'm suffering from today and
Speaker 2: then smiling baby there cooing at you, and just in
Speaker 2: that moment when you pause before doing whatever dumb crap
Speaker 2: you came there to do, they tackle you.
Speaker 1: So maybe probably not.
Speaker 2: And then I tried to think, well, what job must
Speaker 2: her husband have where it was more dangerous to take
Speaker 2: the kid to work there? And it's a very short list,
Speaker 2: like Alaskan crabbing.
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 2: He works at one of those smelting plants near Osha
Speaker 2: or excuse me, near Disney that is not Osha certified,
Speaker 2: skimping on some rules. Had a dude die one of those,
Speaker 2: probably not a gator attack, But maybe that's where he
Speaker 2: works well out of the Atlanta office, hmm, don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think what's more dangerous than the job
Speaker 2: where you come to be a bullet catcher? Now granted
Speaker 2: there going well was five minutes where he's in there,
Speaker 2: but it shows you at a time when there's already
Speaker 2: questions being asked, a very lase, a fair attitude.
Speaker 5: I I honestly with some of this stuff. When I
Speaker 5: click on it, I look to see and most of
Speaker 5: the stuff that's then come forward has been stuff that
Speaker 5: was prior to Butler right.
Speaker 2: Obviously, you had the very well publicized problem with the
Speaker 2: prostitutes thing, and they fired or they fired and reassigned
Speaker 2: a bunch of people for that, but you also had
Speaker 2: a lot of other little incidents. I still don't know
Speaker 2: what's going on with that. That was it a salon
Speaker 2: that was broken or a nail thing, I don't know
Speaker 2: what it was. But you saw the video of what
Speaker 2: clearly looks to be a Secret Service female agent walk up,
Speaker 2: cover the camera, make entry to this business which is
Speaker 2: closed but is near where Secret Service is doing protection
Speaker 2: for Jill, and basically use it as a restroom for
Speaker 2: them and others. And what was crazy is after they
Speaker 2: get it pointed out that this happened, they said, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're sorry, we shouldn't have done that. And then a
Speaker 2: few days ago they said, nope, that wasn't us. Well
Speaker 2: wait to say, you just said it was and you're
Speaker 2: really sorry and you're not going to do it again.
Speaker 2: So all of these things and now this right in
Speaker 2: North Carolina just days ago. It's like, wouldn't this be
Speaker 2: the time for everyone to be on their best behavior,
Speaker 2: because that's how it would work in any other job
Speaker 2: situation I have ever heard of any other job situation.
Speaker 2: And I mean that, I don't just mean you know
Speaker 2: jobs like you know you work at the factory, right
Speaker 2: because the situation there is, Hey, this thing we make
Speaker 2: of the factory, they're not buying as much. The Chinese
Speaker 2: are undercutting us whatever. We got to bust our. But
Speaker 2: we got to do that, and if we don't, we
Speaker 2: may not all have jobs. And everyone gets motivated and
Speaker 2: hopefully you make it. This is that time for secret service. Hell,
Speaker 2: if you're in a slump in on a professional sporting team,
Speaker 2: they're going to take more look at your salary, your position,
Speaker 2: and your usefulness. And yet we've had the director resigned,
Speaker 2: the interim director who basically wouldn't answer questions kind of
Speaker 2: got almost yelled at Ted Cruz, what are we doing here?
Speaker 2: It's the environment, it's the And this is why I
Speaker 2: had a lot of military guys send me this too,
Speaker 2: and they said, look, it's not about just the individual.
Speaker 1: That's important.
Speaker 2: But you got to understand that the attitude, the ironment
Speaker 2: is what is so profoundly wrong right now. It's permissive
Speaker 2: and I get that, right, you have you got a
Speaker 2: crazy boss, it doesn't care, lets you do anything, and
Speaker 2: then you go work at another company where it's very
Speaker 2: buttoned down, and you know there's a very clearly defined
Speaker 2: order of escalation for things. Don't bug me with that.
Speaker 2: It's you know, it's a learning curve. Secret service. What
Speaker 2: we assume is very buttoned down seems to not be
Speaker 2: even after they almost lost a detail a protect e,
Speaker 2: say detainee protectee for the first time in almost my lifetime.
Speaker 2: Pretty bad man.
Speaker 1: But that's.
Speaker 2: That's going to continue until I guess the Republicans actually, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, start to because they did their their things,
Speaker 2: but I don't I don't know that they're doing follow up. Also,
Speaker 2: I see that there's a couple other investigations, like literally
Speaker 2: there's Republican whistleblowers pulling out of theseus saying that the
Speaker 2: congressmen aren't taking them seriously. So we might have to
Speaker 2: dig into some of that today. So anyway, six forty
Speaker 2: four kco Day Radio program phone number eight eight eight
Speaker 2: nine three four seven eight seven four. All right, everyone's
Speaker 2: got baby questions?
Speaker 1: Is the baby?
Speaker 2: Could the baby be the baby from Baby Boss? I
Speaker 2: did not see Baby Boss. I'm assuming that's about a
Speaker 2: baby that acts like a grown up.
Speaker 1: Is that the ALEC baul I, I still haven't seen it.
Speaker 1: Is it Alec Baldwin plays the Baby Boss? Dude?
Speaker 2: That's so that might be an Alec Baldwin reference. Okay, sir,
Speaker 2: it's a weird one, but I didn't realize that. But no,
Speaker 2: I don't think it's the baby from Baby Boss, so
Speaker 2: probably not that U.
Speaker 1: On a company. Well, it's not on a company. They
Speaker 1: brought it.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, if you put C four in a
Speaker 2: diaper and whatever, kids, you know, baby's put in a diaper.
Speaker 2: Most people don't want to check in there anyway. But
Speaker 2: then I realize they just buy pass security. And again
Speaker 2: I'm not claiming that's what it was, but holy hell this.
Speaker 2: You have procedures, even for when it's stupid. We get
Speaker 2: told this all the time. TSA like why does ninety
Speaker 2: year old nana in the wheelchair need to have all
Speaker 2: the special touches? Oh, sir, it's the randomness of it, all, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, well, you have a stated procedure and you
Speaker 2: don't do it in this situation.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Six forty five Cacoda Radio program? Hang on, what do
Speaker 2: you do in this situation?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Let's just say you have been fortunate enough in life
Speaker 2: to buy yourself a very nice home. And when I
Speaker 2: say nice, just so we're clear. Uh and uh, let's
Speaker 2: see this is this is in Baltimore, but it's in
Speaker 2: a very nice area in the harbor there, which you
Speaker 2: know you probably make it. They tend to protect that
Speaker 2: little section there because you've got stadiums on the other
Speaker 2: side and people walk down to go eat, so they
Speaker 2: don't want you getting all murdered and stuff. But there's
Speaker 2: a yeah, there's some really really really small amount of
Speaker 2: really nice homes in there. And uh so this dude
Speaker 2: bought one for three point two four million at a
Speaker 2: at an auction the other day. It is a waterfront condo,
Speaker 2: nine thousand square feet. It's actually technically two units combined
Speaker 2: into one, except the old owner is in the condo
Speaker 2: and refusing to move out.
Speaker 1: And the old owner is Kevin Spacey.
Speaker 5: I gotta tell you, like, twenty years ago, I'd be like, dude,
Speaker 5: I get a nine thousand square foot condo and Kevin
Speaker 5: Spacey's there for all my parties.
Speaker 1: But then there was a whole thing. Although I don't
Speaker 1: think he got.
Speaker 2: Convicted on anything. I don't think he even paid out anything,
Speaker 2: And I think it was because the main one turned
Speaker 2: out to be bs, although some of the others sounded
Speaker 2: like they might not be.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but you want.
Speaker 2: To talk about a dude who was riding high man
Speaker 2: right just the this he was capturing the scumminess of
Speaker 2: Congress Squared.
Speaker 1: And they right began to me too. Man.
Speaker 2: They were willing just to blow moab that thing and
Speaker 2: then just kind of purge a lot of his titles
Speaker 2: from streaming.
Speaker 1: And it was only then you see all.
Speaker 2: Of the stuff Kevin Spacey was in so many movies,
Speaker 2: but also like smaller parts in some movies, a lot
Speaker 2: of like prime movies too. He'll just kind of pop
Speaker 2: in for a thing. They took what was uh seven.
Speaker 2: Remember Netflix stops streaming that right when that first happened
Speaker 2: because they had the streaming right. So now they're selling
Speaker 2: selling this.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think he just didn't pay.
Speaker 2: Taxes, which I'm pretty sure you have to do in
Speaker 2: Maryland probably they have high taxes. Yeah, and now he's
Speaker 2: demanding he has six months even though it's been sold
Speaker 2: to leave.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I think you just move in and your roommate's Kevin Spacey.
Speaker 2: Man, I have a there's a lot of questions about
Speaker 2: a lot of movies that I would have, and if
Speaker 2: he gets annoyed, then he leaves.
Speaker 1: Tadah. There, I've just solved your problem.
Speaker 2: You annoy them out with just being an incessant, detailed
Speaker 2: fan and do this thing too, which I've seen some
Speaker 2: fans do uh to uh Harrison Ford recently when they
Speaker 2: started talking to him about, you know, the Marvel stuff,
Speaker 2: because he clearly didn't read any of it other than
Speaker 2: the lines out loud.
Speaker 1: He didn't look at what's even happening.
Speaker 2: They would ask him stuff they knew he'd get wrong
Speaker 2: so that they could correct him, which I guess feels
Speaker 2: really good as a fan. I'm unsure of this now.
Speaker 2: I sometimes people correct us if that makes you feel good, okay,
Speaker 2: and if you're right, you're right.
Speaker 1: But also if you're.
Speaker 2: Right on something dumb that we intentionally mispronounced it, then
Speaker 2: you're just not fun at parties. But yeah, I think
Speaker 2: you move into the Kevin Spacey house. All right, here
Speaker 2: we go, so back to and this is where I
Speaker 2: wanted to get calls. I just want to kind of
Speaker 2: lead it into the seven o'clock hour, the realities on
Speaker 2: the ground and I understand that, you know, with the
Speaker 2: use of technology and proper planning and everything, the actual
Speaker 2: job I'm I mean, granted, mom's gonna have to fill
Speaker 2: the jugs, so to speak, but the actual job and
Speaker 2: timing of breastfeeding your kids is not necessarily something that
Speaker 2: has to happen directly attached to the chest at all times.
Speaker 1: Or at all for that matter.
Speaker 2: That being said, I am sure that in the lives
Speaker 2: and careers of many of you. And so that means
Speaker 2: that sometimes a woman who.
Speaker 5: Is she's a primary breadwinner got stay at home husband.
Speaker 1: You know, the baby.
Speaker 2: Still got what it needs because she you know, she
Speaker 2: hooked up last time, she was she got home from
Speaker 2: work yesterday. I get the process, and it is inherently
Speaker 2: not unfair, which is what I heard people. It's inherently different.
Speaker 2: And it's inherently different because that's the one job you
Speaker 2: can't hand off other than the gestation and then pretend
Speaker 2: like we did a thing that super woke right. The
Speaker 2: gestation and the breastfeeding those are them. Those are and
Speaker 2: and you know some women don't breastfeed and they go
Speaker 2: formula whatever. But the gestation and then super important number two.
Speaker 2: So the absolute refusal to accept the reality considering your
Speaker 2: job is what is so mind blowing here, because you
Speaker 2: have to make changes.
Speaker 1: And it's not just a woman who has a kid.
Speaker 2: It could be a father who has more kids, right
Speaker 2: and maybe doesn't want to take an advancement that could
Speaker 2: cause them to have to move or work more.
Speaker 1: We make these decisions all the time.
Speaker 2: I just can't fathom this is anybody, anybody in even
Speaker 2: a in a normal working environment. I'm gonna probably irritate
Speaker 2: somethulf and I don't mean to a lot of a
Speaker 2: sheer ignorance. I don't have kids, but like I just
Speaker 2: don't understand why you had to breastfeed that kid at
Speaker 2: that moment. An hour away from chatting with our radio
Speaker 2: buddy down south, mister Pete Callander, we'll be doing that,
Speaker 2: like I said, one hour from now, and boy boy,
Speaker 2: we got more enough to discuss. So Trump in Ashville
Speaker 2: a little incident where one of the one of the
Speaker 2: female agents, just minutes before Trump physically arrived, was found
Speaker 2: in a It sounds like it's like an emergency gathering spot.
Speaker 2: If it hits the fan, it might be gathering. It
Speaker 2: might be a place to you know, as part of
Speaker 2: getting people out of there. Maybe a stop off point
Speaker 2: if you need to visually hide the present.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the use was. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: She's in there with people who didn't go through the
Speaker 2: proper screening and a baby, and she's bread it's her baby, obviously,
Speaker 2: but she's breastfeeding her baby, which I'm it's fine, I'm glad, great, wonderful,
Speaker 2: go ahead and do that. I don't even mind women
Speaker 2: to do it in public. Yeah, where they got kind
Speaker 2: of the shawl over, but it's clearly not covering. I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna be that guy. Do you if you look
Speaker 2: like you're just making an effort.
Speaker 1: To be left alone. Most people are fine, but you're
Speaker 1: at work. And it made me.
Speaker 2: I just I we did it the first hour, and
Speaker 2: I just realized two things. One and maybe this is
Speaker 2: how we have to approach it. Feminism achieved.
Speaker 1: You did it.
Speaker 2: I mean, what's more rosy riveter than walking around You're
Speaker 2: the You're you're the body. You're a body person to
Speaker 2: the president. You're the President's detail, just specifically out of
Speaker 2: the Atlanta office. So not always, but in this situation,
Speaker 2: you are. You're there, You're there for the show and
Speaker 2: you got your baby there, and you got your gun,
Speaker 2: and you're doing some breastfeeding and the president's coming and
Speaker 2: you're just you know, you're just making it work.
Speaker 3: Queen.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's the approach there, so we can get you know,
Speaker 2: the code pink ladies to shut up for five minutes
Speaker 2: or the we do have to have another weird hat march.
Speaker 2: And also, I think that this counts now as precedent.
Speaker 2: And I can't stop Ross from making swords during the show,
Speaker 2: on which you know, how can I argue that he
Speaker 2: can't literally forge swords in the studio, the primary studio,
Speaker 2: during the literally during his duties. If this woman is
Speaker 2: a bullet catcher, hopefully not but potentially, and she's got
Speaker 2: a baby attached to the front of her chest, there's
Speaker 2: no reasonable argument to be made. So a little personal,
Speaker 2: little public on that stuff. Go ahead, open your Micross,
Speaker 2: I want people to hear what they without your filter on.
Speaker 1: Turn the filter on, I'll it off.
Speaker 5: Fine, all right, listen, it's stressful, man. Everybody needs a
Speaker 5: stress Are you gonna open the micro? Am I which one?
Speaker 5: Because we both click it from?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: All right, all right, I'm gonna open my Ross's mic
Speaker 2: without the filter.
Speaker 1: Here we go, turn that off.
Speaker 2: That is literally what is going on in the Master
Speaker 2: control studio right now.
Speaker 5: Man, I just need a way to release stress. You
Speaker 5: know what is that you're making that passion? This is
Speaker 5: a lightning infused great sword.
Speaker 1: Where'd you get the lightning from? You know, it's a
Speaker 1: skill I learned over there. Okay, you're a mage of
Speaker 1: some sort. I don't know. Can you imbue fire?
Speaker 5: What you want to do is kill the wizards first, man,
Speaker 5: a very important dude.
Speaker 1: That's the whole place.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they'll set the whole place on fire.
Speaker 1: Then I think that's an art of war.
Speaker 2: Actually, all right, so Ross recommend's killing the and you'll
Speaker 2: need one of Ross's special swords with lightning, lightning imbued power,
Speaker 2: perhaps ice fire poison.
Speaker 1: Who knows?
Speaker 2: All right, I can't, I can't, But I also can't
Speaker 2: stop him because that right there, him putting a forge
Speaker 2: next to all of our multi radio.
Speaker 1: Equipment is still less insane.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 2: By the way, if somebody comes down the hall from
Speaker 2: management kind of like move your the other chairs overs
Speaker 2: is kind of covering the area.
Speaker 3: I'm not worried about that.
Speaker 1: Man, I I got tenure. I've been early eighteen years,
Speaker 1: I got ten yere no, but yeah, I just wanted
Speaker 1: to think. I want to be like, there's no way
Speaker 1: they got to forge it. But maybe they do. I
Speaker 1: don't know. It's radio.
Speaker 5: Sometimes stuff's weird when salespeople come down, you know, and
Speaker 5: they're like, hey, can you read a script and make
Speaker 5: me like a like a great axe, And I'm like,
Speaker 5: you know what, just stop.
Speaker 2: And it's on paper, and then what happens? You get
Speaker 2: it right next to boom? Just literally the thing. You
Speaker 2: can't have.
Speaker 1: Regular paper in there.
Speaker 2: You've got to write it on you know, like human
Speaker 2: skin or say, you know whatever from back.
Speaker 1: In the day.
Speaker 2: Take it into a one hundred and thirty degree forge room.
Speaker 1: Absolutely insane. All right.
Speaker 2: So Ross is craft and so I can't stop him.
Speaker 2: Gonna be doing his things. Probably a good workout too.
Speaker 2: There is that I've never met a really really fat blacksmith,
Speaker 2: or at least one who does it a lot. I
Speaker 2: met a lot of fun fat guys who willed though.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see seven twelve here on the Kcoday
Speaker 2: radio program phone number eight eight eight nine three four
Speaker 2: seven eight seven four. So So again, let me just
Speaker 2: say this so we can all agree that she shouldn't
Speaker 2: bring her baby to work, right? Or is this one
Speaker 2: of those hills where I think everyone's willing to die
Speaker 2: on it and a bunch of people are going to
Speaker 2: greatly disappoint me, Like, no, it's fine.
Speaker 1: I can't believe they got mad.
Speaker 2: The President wasn't there yet, because that's how the timing
Speaker 2: of stuff is supposed to work in that job, a
Speaker 2: job where you've had you had to reset the sign
Speaker 2: has been this many days since somebody put a bullet
Speaker 2: in one of our protectees. You had to flip the
Speaker 2: sign over. You'd been doing pretty good good and you
Speaker 2: can't not do that. And we'll never hear the I
Speaker 2: will probably never hear the full explanation. We were vindicated
Speaker 2: on those photos. Remember we had another agent who was
Speaker 2: posting photos. Now, like I said, some of this stuff
Speaker 2: preceded Butler or.
Speaker 5: Wasn't in in in conjunction with that, And I made
Speaker 5: the joke. I'm like, wait, she's posting on Instagram, so
Speaker 5: it's like, is she sitting there protecting the president and
Speaker 5: doing things like I think I look cute today, right
Speaker 5: and taking a picture. It can't be that vapid.
Speaker 1: I was wrong. I was I was myself.
Speaker 2: Surprised because I'm like, there's no way, and it wasn't
Speaker 2: quite that. But what a lot of them were was
Speaker 2: she had a watch position at mar A Lago and
Speaker 2: it looks like it was elevated. I obviously they're gonna
Speaker 2: have agents up on that roof, so whatever it was,
Speaker 2: she took a picture of a very beautiful sunset going,
Speaker 2: you know, over the inner coastal, right because Palm Beaches
Speaker 2: or where the mar lagos between the intercoastal and the
Speaker 2: beach there, and she put a bunch of emojis and like,
Speaker 2: this is my job, you know, like one of those
Speaker 2: weird Hey come to a day of work at Google
Speaker 2: with me and then it's just this chick eating all
Speaker 2: day and then going to a massage that are free
Speaker 2: or three that are free, and then going up on
Speaker 2: the roof and then they give you beer at the
Speaker 2: end of the day. It's you don't want secret service
Speaker 2: doing it maybe in a controlled manner for like a
Speaker 2: kid's video that's highly produced, make sure there's nothing in there, but.
Speaker 1: Holy hell, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: And people go, well, what does that matter? And I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what it matters. They have a they now
Speaker 2: have a much more accurate representation. Now they don't know
Speaker 2: all of the things she has who ate her, you know,
Speaker 2: visibility which probably as spotan scope, binoculars, access to those things.
Speaker 2: But it can also because she kind of spins, they
Speaker 2: can see half of her field of vision. And what
Speaker 2: obstructions might be. You can guess a lot of them
Speaker 2: from the ground. But seeing's believing man. So it might
Speaker 2: not be the most useful piece of information, but it's
Speaker 2: clearly a piece and it's just it's just Keystone cops
Speaker 2: over there. So all right, well let's do this. H
Speaker 2: I did want again. I was very curious, like, how
Speaker 2: does that conversation go? And did you for any any
Speaker 2: of our female listeners who look, I understand this, this
Speaker 2: is a very real thing. Maybe you worked, what what
Speaker 2: did you have to tweak or how different was it
Speaker 2: between jobs based on what the jobs were, Cause.
Speaker 1: It's pretty it's pretty dicey.
Speaker 2: To push back on an employee when it comes to
Speaker 2: like my baby's gonna come in, you know, twice a
Speaker 2: day and we're gonna do a breastfeed. Most a lot
Speaker 2: of companies will accommodate that, but a lot of jobs won't.
Speaker 2: And because they can't. It's just the nature of it.
Speaker 2: So like, you have to make that decision.
Speaker 1: So what you're dealing with is people who go, why.
Speaker 2: Should I have to make that decision, because that's the
Speaker 2: mantra out there. I'm strong and I'm independent and great
Speaker 2: good on you. But you can't do that.
Speaker 5: You can't say you just can't do that, which is
Speaker 5: why you didn't ask. That's what's even crazier, Like that's
Speaker 5: one of those asked, you know, ask for forgiveness decisions
Speaker 5: right there.
Speaker 1: Or or you have such a.
Speaker 2: Loosey goosey security policy that other agents are probably sneaking
Speaker 2: their families up in there early without proper screening. I
Speaker 2: know they're your family members and they're probably not there
Speaker 2: to do anything, but damn it, you set the standard
Speaker 2: for the rules, just like the politicians supposed to.
Speaker 1: So well you know how that goes anyway.
Speaker 2: Seven sixteen, Hang on, I am trying to figure out
Speaker 2: this story and make the headline match what actually I
Speaker 2: read in the story. So did you guys see the
Speaker 2: video of the dental folk the dental office in Tennessee.
Speaker 2: I can't remember where in Tennessee. There's a video of
Speaker 2: some of the staff members. They have one of the
Speaker 2: patient's diaries. Now I don't know how they acquire and
Speaker 2: the patient may have given it to them, and here's why,
Speaker 2: or at least to one of the people in the office,
Speaker 2: it was a The diary entries were mostly dealing with
Speaker 2: the treatment. It had been a long series of treatments
Speaker 2: this individual was getting.
Speaker 1: And a video.
Speaker 2: Which of course, once posted online when super viral shows
Speaker 2: one of the employees reading it, you know this this
Speaker 2: is the patient's thoughts, which may I don't know, maybe
Speaker 2: the dentist asked them to write them down, or maybe
Speaker 2: they you know, maybe that's something they do, is part
Speaker 2: of their day to day thing, and just wanted the
Speaker 2: staff to know it. Obviously clearly they didn't want the
Speaker 2: staff putting it out on on the TikTok or actually
Speaker 2: the Instagram I think is where they posted it and
Speaker 2: not where they're mocking it. Can you imagine somebody gets
Speaker 2: I've never kept a diary, so I let my works
Speaker 2: speak for themselves.
Speaker 3: But like.
Speaker 1: It's it's kind of like what everyone's dealing with now, right.
Speaker 2: Didn't we all like now that all the Social Security
Speaker 2: numbers are apparently hacked, do we get new ones.
Speaker 1: How does that work?
Speaker 2: Every does everybody just get robbed and they actually get
Speaker 2: away with it because I don't think they could stop it.
Speaker 1: Some days.
Speaker 2: Man, we've had the amount of big hacks, do you know,
Speaker 2: and I actually pulled these together, the amount of big
Speaker 2: hacks that we've had, very high profile ones in the
Speaker 2: last like six months is pretty crazy. Obviously, this thing
Speaker 2: right here where they got ahold of all the security
Speaker 2: social security numbers. Possibly we don't even know the full scope,
Speaker 2: but they when they're telling you it's likely that it's
Speaker 2: most of them.
Speaker 1: That's terrifying.
Speaker 2: And then we had like three big hacks that were
Speaker 2: done by either gay or non.
Speaker 1: Gay furry activists.
Speaker 2: This is the timeline we live in, and I think
Speaker 2: a lot of that a lot of people got got lost.
Speaker 2: Like so you had the hack of Disney, those were
Speaker 2: the non gay furry activists, but the hack of the
Speaker 2: Heritage Foundation with the Trump stuff and that we're you know,
Speaker 2: we're they're like, oh, this is his this is what
Speaker 2: he wants his agenda. No, he's got his own thing,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure there's some crossovers. So when they hacked,
Speaker 2: then you had one of some of the guys one
Speaker 2: of the guys at Heritage who decided to not realize
Speaker 2: whatever he wrote to this dude. This dude was just
Speaker 2: going to string him along, and so he went on
Speaker 2: there and looked like an absolute lunatic. And that was
Speaker 2: a gay furry activist. So then the activist started mocking
Speaker 2: him and posting like furry emoticon emoticons. I had to
Speaker 2: think of the word. We don't use them anymore very much.
Speaker 2: That's what you make, you know, like the the eyes
Speaker 2: and the smiley face. Nowadays we just you know, you
Speaker 2: click the little face button. But he's doing like kitting emoticons.
Speaker 2: And this dude's blood pressure at the Heritage Foundation just going.
Speaker 1: Off the charts.
Speaker 2: He's not dealing well with this. That was a gay
Speaker 2: furry activist group. So was the Disney one. And then
Speaker 2: there was one other that they and I think that
Speaker 2: one was the non no, it was the gay one
Speaker 2: for two of them, the non gay one.
Speaker 1: And also, do you sit there hacking in your costumes
Speaker 1: head on, head off, Like how does that work or
Speaker 1: is it there's no bottom to the costume since you
Speaker 1: had to bring sexual I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Because it would probably get really hot. You got all
Speaker 2: the computer equipment running in there. I'm just kind of
Speaker 2: envisioning what we see in the movies. And now you're
Speaker 2: also in like a five thousand dollars you know.
Speaker 1: Dog costume. It's got to be miserable, no wonder.
Speaker 2: You're out there breaking the law and doing whatever the
Speaker 2: hell you please, and you don't seem to carry because
Speaker 2: your job is sitting in a giant fur costume inside
Speaker 2: of a really hot building because you're not proper cooling
Speaker 2: because if you did, then they'd know where your servers are.
Speaker 1: I'm not a computer guy, but that sounds fine.
Speaker 2: So every story just has a little extra X escalation
Speaker 2: these days, it's a little some different, like the deaf
Speaker 2: male to female transgender runner in the Paralympics or not
Speaker 2: deaf blind, excuse me deaf.
Speaker 1: I was thinking of walls as DUI.
Speaker 2: That's a fascinating story because Ross and I literally after
Speaker 2: the show, we're trying to figure out how the hell
Speaker 2: the runner stays in the lanes, but why North Carolina
Speaker 2: is getting all the goods? Man, did you know we're
Speaker 2: gonna be the unloading spot for the announcement of Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris's We remember we were told we're getting some proposals
Speaker 2: and policy stuff that's gonna be North Carolina where she's
Speaker 2: gonna utter, I don't know. Something that sounds kind of
Speaker 2: stupid to me, but at this point we don't know
Speaker 2: one hundred percent this is exactly what it's gonna be.
Speaker 1: But that's okay.
Speaker 2: I'm here for it, and I hope to god it's
Speaker 2: anti gouging laws for groceries.
Speaker 5: Tell me how that works. Tell me how that works.
Speaker 5: Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: Are companies going to if they see an opportunity?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And are some of them who maybe had to do
Speaker 2: price increases also adding a little extra. Sure, but maybe
Speaker 2: they're doing it because they didn't add a little extra earlier.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But obviously that was the pushback, especially with the eggs.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: We got Biden, you know, back when he would occasionally
Speaker 2: get an off the cuff answer out and they'd ask
Speaker 2: him about it, and he's like, dah, stupid egg producer's
Speaker 2: big egg. Citing seven basically whatever the example was, he
Speaker 2: basically said, now they're just gouging you, which is actually
Speaker 2: horrible deflection and should be recognized by a three year old,
Speaker 2: but was widely accepted by many on Twitter and many
Speaker 2: with microphones and press credentials. But the fact remains, I
Speaker 2: want to know what.
Speaker 1: That looks like.
Speaker 2: Because here's the flip side. If somebody makes something that
Speaker 2: I like and then something happens to maybe an ingredient
Speaker 2: that's in there right or something, and they feel they
Speaker 2: got to make a change, or maybe they're making a
Speaker 2: change because they think it'll be better and they're going
Speaker 2: to improve the brand, so they put a more premium
Speaker 2: ingredient and then they want to raise the price. But
Speaker 2: it doesn't fit into whatever your stupid algorithm is. Well,
Speaker 2: now that brand it was going to do something amazing.
Speaker 2: What if you had to think about it. What was
Speaker 2: something that a brand did that you know, just and
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be something crazy.
Speaker 5: But did that literally like revolutionized it? Like we'll get
Speaker 5: into food talk.
Speaker 1: It's fine.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you. I'll give you two examples. These are
Speaker 2: more fast food, but it works right. Stuff crust, pizza stuff, Pete.
Speaker 2: Remember when Pizza Hut with the stuff crust, And I
Speaker 2: know there was some pizzerias around here around there and
Speaker 2: there was one chain that had done some stuff with
Speaker 2: Pizza Hut at it Man Pizza to this day. If
Speaker 2: you want to give me a stuff crust pizza Hut
Speaker 2: Supreme on this ross, and I agree, by the way,
Speaker 2: you gotta go supreme. Gotta go supreme. Sometimes you're at
Speaker 2: a at a pie shop where Supreme beings different stuff,
Speaker 2: like I was at one where it was green olives,
Speaker 2: which I like green olives. But I don't know if
Speaker 2: I like him in that situation. You give me a
Speaker 2: stuff crust Supreme pizza Hut pizza right now, you're not.
Speaker 2: You're just gonna see a guilty me in a very
Speaker 2: short order because I will eat way too much. I
Speaker 2: can't have those are dangerous to have at my house.
Speaker 5: Do you remember who started in the very first Pizza
Speaker 5: Hut stuff crust commercial? Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: Was he in the first one. I knew he was
Speaker 2: in one, so he was in the first one. And
Speaker 2: then we got that m.
Speaker 1: Ross. You wouldn't eat that, of course, not with your
Speaker 1: current diet, right, Oh.
Speaker 5: No, I sure will.
Speaker 2: Oh oh so if it's stuffed with a large stuff
Speaker 2: across supreme pizza Hut pizza showed up.
Speaker 5: And especially if it's on a gym day, I'll eat that.
Speaker 5: I'll eat the whole thing. That's the problem with that pizza.
Speaker 5: But you know they they wanted to do something different
Speaker 5: and that pizza is more expensive. Now they'll sit there
Speaker 5: and tell you, and I'll get poop poot on. They'll
Speaker 5: be like, well, no, look, if you're changing ingredients, you're
Speaker 5: doing this, or there's an identifiable problem with a particular ingredient,
Speaker 5: we'll make accommodation. But the thing is you won't right,
Speaker 5: You'll create another bureaucracy where if somebody does have to
Speaker 5: pivot and it doesn't meet, like, well, why is there
Speaker 5: a problem with this with this, Well, we don't want
Speaker 5: to do business with this country anymore because they keep
Speaker 5: making it, I don't know, trying to get us pay
Speaker 5: bribes for stuff for the qualities. Well, but that's a
Speaker 5: country we're trying to be nice to. And now you've
Speaker 5: got the government in there not making a decision based
Speaker 5: on whatever very loosely, loosely worded.
Speaker 2: Oh the thank god for Chevron. This would be another nightmare.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you're gonna put any of that together.
Speaker 2: That's going to be her proposal.
Speaker 1: I hope to.
Speaker 2: God she touts that in North Carolina. I welcome the
Speaker 2: opportunity for her to unravel that. In fact, there's a
Speaker 2: couple others as well.
Speaker 1: Let's see here. Oh it's just so bad, dude.
Speaker 2: I love, by the way, I also love how mad
Speaker 2: everyone is at Donald Trump this week.
Speaker 1: And I just feel like he hasn't really done much
Speaker 1: this week.
Speaker 2: I know he did the pressure and he did the
Speaker 2: Elon thing, but I've seen him on the news the
Speaker 2: same amount of time. But that means is that that
Speaker 2: that they see that Elon Musk thing and those numbers
Speaker 2: attached to it as a problem because if not ignore it,
Speaker 2: ignore it, CNN. I didn't put it all in here.
Speaker 2: CNN is losing their their their collective minds over it.
Speaker 2: And you're gonna get actual policy, some policy suggestions. In fact,
Speaker 2: let me do uh oh well yeah, because I'm gonna
Speaker 2: need more time, I gonna do it in the next
Speaker 2: segment is a lead into peak.
Speaker 1: Because we're gonna talk about it.
Speaker 2: Let me slip something in here real quick, and then
Speaker 2: we'll chat with a certain weather guy who has had
Speaker 2: a pretty easy lift this week. But it could get
Speaker 2: more interesting.
Speaker 5: So what is going on down in Florida with hush
Speaker 5: em whunis hush em han Honiahan.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with Hasham. I got that one anyway.
Speaker 2: That's dude's first name anyway. So he's just been running
Speaker 2: around like doing really add terrorist attacks. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: why this is just now hitting the news. A Jordanian
Speaker 2: citizen living in I'm sorry, what's uh?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: A Jordanian citizen living in Florida has been arrested in
Speaker 2: charge for allegedly carrying out multiple attacks on businesses in Orlando.
Speaker 1: All right, but.
Speaker 2: Albag daddy, he's not. I'll explain this coming up here
Speaker 2: in just a few minutes. Are we good with Ray?
Speaker 2: We got mister Ray. We can do mister Ray if
Speaker 2: we do. Oh, we don't, okay, all right, Oh, I'm
Speaker 2: in that weird little dj or host spot where I
Speaker 2: got about a minute to phill. All right, well, let
Speaker 2: me just give you the layout here and then i'll
Speaker 2: come back to it after in the next segment. So
Speaker 2: Hashim allegedly made numerous threats to carry out mass violence,
Speaker 2: and at one point went through with an attack late
Speaker 2: June on a solar power grid facility thing. It's I
Speaker 2: don't think it was like a big official one, but
Speaker 2: he did do a lot of damage because those things
Speaker 2: are damned expensive. He would also cut wires to stuff
Speaker 2: decommissioned panels.
Speaker 5: He's just a roven dude with like uh uh you know,
Speaker 5: electric snips and uh.
Speaker 2: In one instance, I guess a bat or a hammer
Speaker 2: or something. Oh, he's the back of an axe actually,
Speaker 2: and he was smashing up on it. He was doing
Speaker 2: it quote to target the people of Israel. Now your
Speaker 2: rights here. There are people who probably hold Israeli citizenship
Speaker 2: in the greater bocas Boca, no Orlando, excuse me, in
Speaker 2: the greater Orlando area, probably more down by Boca. I'm
Speaker 2: sure that there are. But that's not even your hotspot
Speaker 2: here in the US. You go to New York, or
Speaker 2: you go to literally in your own state, like nine
Speaker 2: other places. And also, is that what you got passed
Speaker 2: to do by your handlers, because that's not normally what
Speaker 2: they ask you guys to do. They want you to go,
Speaker 2: you know, put a thing with ball bearings and explosives
Speaker 2: around you, or drive something into something.
Speaker 1: That's not an assignment. You got that sounds like they called, you.
Speaker 2: Know, like, hey, we need you to do this thing,
Speaker 2: and you're like, you know the word in this language
Speaker 2: for a cut wires sounds a lot like explode. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna tell him I mishurt him, because otherwise, dude, you
Speaker 2: get a zero out of ten. All right, here we go,
Speaker 2: mister raised agic. We're taking via phone. How you doing
Speaker 2: this morning, sir? What's going on?
Speaker 3: I'm doing good at Friday, Kasey, have about yourself.
Speaker 1: I'm good. You got some good will, go ahead and
Speaker 1: squander it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel free.
Speaker 2: Stood their season by drafting a person who had a
Speaker 2: known issue. Okay, anyway, yeah, well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, well, I guess we'll see how that
Speaker 3: all works out down the road, like next year. But
Speaker 3: there's always next year, right caseye, So we have that. Well,
Speaker 3: the next few days, change will be coming in two forms.
Speaker 3: We'll have some wet weather around and then is gone.
Speaker 3: The next week, a real pleasant air mass coming in.
Speaker 3: Maybe even some of us will start thinking about fall. Right,
Speaker 3: So today, it's still gonna get a little bit warmer
Speaker 3: with the sunshine and a few clouds. Some of us
Speaker 3: will approach ninety the triadle price day in the mid
Speaker 3: upper eighties. Tomorrow we'll see some isolated showers and thunderstorms.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow is not widespread rainfall mid upper eighties, but as
Speaker 3: we get into Tomorrow night and Sunday, scattered showers and thunderstorms,
Speaker 3: a little better bet and maybe some heavier downpours and
Speaker 3: some gusty winds with somebstorms as a cold front will
Speaker 3: be approaching the area. Before that front comes through, we're
Speaker 3: still gonna have that chance. Is we get into Sunday,
Speaker 3: that Monday, more showers, thunder showers before Tuesday gets here.
Speaker 3: And when we get into Tuesday and Wednesday, we're gonna
Speaker 3: have sunshine, low, if any, humidity, and temperatures in the
Speaker 3: low eighties. Some of us might get at the seventies.
Speaker 3: Of the overnight lows could be in the low sixties,
Speaker 3: maybe even some fifties around I'll tell you what we
Speaker 3: get passed these next few days, a couple of days
Speaker 3: early next week, maybe Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. You gotta be
Speaker 3: real nice around here. Today's not gonna be bad. But
Speaker 3: as I said, hit missed on Tomorrow Sunday, little better
Speaker 3: chance of storms, ripcourr risk going up. All kinds of
Speaker 3: advisories for high rip currents along the coast at the
Speaker 3: beach weekend for you plant acordingly for that is there
Speaker 3: an est pass as well east as some of those
Speaker 3: swells reaching the East coast this weekend.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well, I know you're not gonna get
Speaker 2: what you want, but you can get most of it.
Speaker 1: So we'll keep an eye out and talk to you
Speaker 1: in an hour. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's race agic there and I have to literally
Speaker 2: hang up the phone.
Speaker 1: I just remembered.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's one of those days, seven forty six. Back
Speaker 2: in just a few minutes. Breastfeed your baby. If you're
Speaker 2: a secret service agent in a private area that the
Speaker 2: baby and or your relatives are not supposed to be
Speaker 2: because they didn't go through security, you can do that
Speaker 2: at work. ROS can run a forge in there, and
Speaker 2: it's still still. Even with all the forging, he was
Speaker 2: still able to find the Donald Trump stuff Crust audio.
Speaker 9: You only think this is the right thing for us
Speaker 9: to be doing, Eva, but de people think let him talk.
Speaker 3: It's wrong, isn't it?
Speaker 1: But it feels so right and it's a deal. Yes,
Speaker 1: we eat that pizza the wrong way. Crust first, introducing
Speaker 1: stuff Cruss pizza from pizza with a ring of cheese
Speaker 1: baked into a totally new thinner crust. You don't want
Speaker 1: to eat it the wrong way crust. First, I have
Speaker 1: the last size.
Speaker 9: Actually you're only entitled to half large, just ninety nine.
Speaker 2: So and I and I asked myself too, why are
Speaker 2: they the ones that they decided to go with? But
Speaker 2: I guess because they just had the divorce and that
Speaker 2: was probably the biggest thing in the news. Okay, all right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't realize he was the first one, though. You
Speaker 2: learned something new every day. Also, you know why Ross's
Speaker 2: forging weapons in there because he heard he heard Trump
Speaker 2: talking about something yesterday and he is super excited. You ready,
Speaker 2: This is from the press conference. Yes, Sam will play
Speaker 2: this for you. I think you'll quickly understand.
Speaker 9: Why almost one third of the land mass of the
Speaker 9: United States is owned by the federal government, with just
Speaker 9: a very very small portion of that land, just a
Speaker 9: fraction one half of one percent. Would you believe that
Speaker 9: we should hold a contest to charter up to ten
Speaker 9: new cities and award them to the best proposals for development,
Speaker 9: In other words, will actually build new cities in our
Speaker 9: country again. These freedom cities will reopen the frontier, reignite
Speaker 9: American imagination, and give hundreds of thousands of young people
Speaker 9: and other people all hard working families, a new shot
Speaker 9: at home ownership, and in fact, the American I mean, all.
Speaker 1: Right, who wants to live in a freedom city? I'm in.
Speaker 1: I'm going to take it over as its ruler.
Speaker 5: Remember how excited I got when I heard about during
Speaker 5: the debate way back in the day. I think it
Speaker 5: was like the Romney election or whatever, where it was
Speaker 5: like Gingrich went off on his moon base.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, you were big.
Speaker 3: Do you remember?
Speaker 1: Do you remember the movie Simon.
Speaker 8: The base on the moon and it will be American.
Speaker 5: I'm so in.
Speaker 1: I'm so in on a freedom city. Yes, a thousand times.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I don't mean, this is such a complex issue, and
Speaker 2: I appreciate it, but do you know where the majority.
Speaker 1: Of federally owned lands are. They're out in America.
Speaker 4: You know what that is?
Speaker 1: Accurate? I will give you.
Speaker 5: I will give you half a point for that. But
Speaker 5: they're out where nobody lives. And it's a big, big,
Speaker 5: big deal.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: I howards?
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, my family lives there. My family lives. They're
Speaker 1: not cowards.
Speaker 2: Oh good, do you remember Minnesota? Like, yeah, we we
Speaker 2: immigrated all the way to Minnesota, and where are you from?
Speaker 2: My family kept going because they're not lazy. We waited
Speaker 2: until we hit some big mountains. We didn't want to
Speaker 2: eat each other, so we stopped. We're like, this is good.
Speaker 1: This works. You guys like, oh, look at all the water.
Speaker 5: This will work. Oh got cold want wam. So anyway
Speaker 5: he wants to do Freedom Cities, it will depend.
Speaker 2: But it's the federal ownership of land and the way
Speaker 2: that many landowners also who you know, we were told
Speaker 2: to come out and if you do this, and if
Speaker 2: you fence it correctly, and if you meet these requirements,
Speaker 2: that is your land. Because we can't just have this
Speaker 2: fort out here and travelers along the Bozeman Trail. We
Speaker 2: need to literally populate parts of it. So like where
Speaker 2: I grew up, that's what families including mine did, and
Speaker 2: then they're like, ah, we need it. We're gonna take
Speaker 2: most of that back so we could create federal lands.
Speaker 2: And in the state of Wyoming, federal is one of
Speaker 2: the largest landowners. They might be the second largest. I
Speaker 2: think technically the railroads are the largest in Wyoming, but
Speaker 2: in some states like Nevada and I think Utah, it
Speaker 2: is the Feds. It's and it's not even close you
Speaker 2: build Alaska, it's not even close.
Speaker 5: You build a cutting edge freedom city and like say
Speaker 5: like Wyoming or Montana or wherever, and then bum structure
Speaker 5: boom and those states right did the electoral college the
Speaker 5: points go up.
Speaker 1: I don't want to make a city in Wyoming, Wyoming,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you freedom? Freedom?
Speaker 5: Well, but it will by design it'll be a big city.
Speaker 5: There are no big cities in Wyoming. They don't exists,
Speaker 5: not yet, even a little education.
Speaker 2: As we do this thing that we do on Fridays
Speaker 2: with our radio buddy to the South Pete Calendar from
Speaker 2: WBT Middays.
Speaker 1: You can hear them on the iHeart radio app. How
Speaker 1: are you doing, sir?
Speaker 4: I'm pretty good. How were you?
Speaker 1: I'm good? I I but I don't want to have
Speaker 1: to do this.
Speaker 4: Oh well, then don't do it. Don't do anything that
Speaker 4: you don't want to do.
Speaker 2: Ross and I were We're not just colleagues within the
Speaker 2: what is a very small business?
Speaker 1: What is there? Five of us in this state? Pretty close?
Speaker 2: But we're your friend, Pete, and I give you on
Speaker 2: I heard you on Spaces yesterday and you sounded like
Speaker 2: that you had a list. But I am seriously concerned
Speaker 2: about your cognitive decline, which is you're showing no signs
Speaker 2: of now or time.
Speaker 1: I heard you almost directly before it. But in that
Speaker 1: one instance I heard.
Speaker 4: It, and with my dentures, it may have been my
Speaker 4: dentition with.
Speaker 1: No medical degree. I'm here to tell you we're very concerned. Buddy.
Speaker 1: Do you remember what show you're on.
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, you're a big guy. Come on, what do
Speaker 1: you got? What do you got for us? I?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm on Twitter right now.
Speaker 1: Well again, he doesn't even know where he is. Are
Speaker 1: you guys hearing this?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 1: So, but all jokes aside, that was just I dude.
Speaker 2: I love it when you're a guy in radio and
Speaker 2: you're like, there's things and I can't explain him to
Speaker 2: you because I'm not that talented an audio dude, But
Speaker 2: there are things you hear and go, oh, that's a
Speaker 2: thing that happened sometimes when our equipment's not working as
Speaker 2: it should, the bit rates not the that amount. So
Speaker 2: I and that I have people push him back, glad
Speaker 2: to be right on that you yesterday and I just
Speaker 2: want to talk about this.
Speaker 1: You did a Twitter space.
Speaker 2: I've never done one, and I have to admit and
Speaker 2: I texted you, I kind of piggybacked on your thing
Speaker 2: anonymously because I wanted.
Speaker 1: To see how it.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep, yeah I did. I dipped in there and
Speaker 2: watched the mayhem unfold for.
Speaker 1: A little while.
Speaker 4: Do you have a burner account?
Speaker 1: No, I used the my Twitter show account. Just couldn't know.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, then that's how really anonymous? Then is it?
Speaker 2: It didn't she doesn't show up in the stack of
Speaker 2: stuff there now messages. No, I guess nobody saw me.
Speaker 2: I I don't really know how functions, which is why I.
Speaker 1: Wanted to see it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, same same for me.
Speaker 1: I would say.
Speaker 2: And and by the way, this is this is in
Speaker 2: no way derogatory to what is her first Cassie right
Speaker 2: the North Carolina Yeah.
Speaker 4: Kathy Clark. She she tweets under the the Twitter handle
Speaker 4: Yeah dog Wood Blooms. And she is a big defender
Speaker 4: of North Carolina culture and and that's generally the content
Speaker 4: that she does is you know, where's the best place
Speaker 4: to get this thing of you know, you know, something
Speaker 4: of North Carolina culture and heritage and politics.
Speaker 1: Is my point?
Speaker 2: No, generally not no, Yeah, she tends to stay away
Speaker 2: because even without doing it, people getting askedy over barbecue.
Speaker 2: You all know this, right, So she's doing spaces. But
Speaker 2: what I laughed about is what predicated it, because it
Speaker 2: was one of our buddies. You're more your buddy. I'm
Speaker 2: him and I are just you know, we're casual acquaintances.
Speaker 2: But like one of the two lunatics. There's him, and
Speaker 2: then there's the other dude who runs in the mountains
Speaker 2: but hates people who lives in the mountains because he
Speaker 2: doesn't live in Well.
Speaker 4: Then there's a third, Well, there's a actually, then there's
Speaker 4: two more. Right, so you've got Kyle Parrish, who, right
Speaker 4: the reason why they the Twitter space was held last night.
Speaker 4: He is a Democrat that Democrats don't really like too
Speaker 4: much either. He lost to Virginia Fox in a congressional run.
Speaker 4: Then there's another.
Speaker 1: Member, but he didn't like them.
Speaker 2: He literally made fun of him during the interview with me,
Speaker 2: right of the like the people you want to write,
Speaker 2: you're making fun of mountain people, right now, that's right, not.
Speaker 4: Right, it's I mean, it's a bold strategy. It did
Speaker 4: not work for him. But there's also what's his face?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 4: Is it half no Hoffman? Uh?
Speaker 3: What's his name?
Speaker 1: Huffman. Yes, that's the one I was referring to. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's the okay, right.
Speaker 4: And then there's one of the guys that that rose
Speaker 4: to Kyle's defense after he said a bunch of stupid
Speaker 4: crap uh the other day on Twitter to to Cathy
Speaker 4: Clark Eric Davis I think is his name or yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get him all confused.
Speaker 1: And also yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: And then there's no Davis actually out in in Asheville
Speaker 4: that lost the medical call for Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's more of a personal beef with you,
Speaker 2: and we're going to talk about Ashville here.
Speaker 1: In just a moment. Yeah, I think you know the
Speaker 1: thing we're going to talk about too.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but it could be anything, Casey, it
Speaker 4: could be just about anything.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, man, Kyle, I will never forget
Speaker 2: the interview with either of those two. And Parish was
Speaker 2: interesting because when I was setting up the interview with him,
Speaker 2: he was super nice. Yeah, and I had read some
Speaker 2: of his stuff and I all right, maybe it's one
Speaker 2: of these guys is mombastic on Twitter. But if you
Speaker 2: talk they Trump's like that sometimes say stuff on Twitter.
Speaker 2: And then he's talking to you, he's like your buddy,
Speaker 2: and then the media call him on it. But that's
Speaker 2: that's his strategy.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 2: Kyle was not those things. Kyle is as presented man,
Speaker 2: so which I appreciate authenticity. You're gonna be a lunatic,
Speaker 2: and I invite you on. I kind of want you
Speaker 2: to be the lunatic. Not gonna lie very selfish there.
Speaker 2: So you guys had a whole Twitter space with that thing.
Speaker 2: My observation. And it's funny because I told Ross this
Speaker 2: and then you texted me this morning before the interview here,
Speaker 2: and it feel it feels like radio kind of. I
Speaker 2: kind of got that vibe except accept no Ross, which
Speaker 2: I can't imagine. I can't can't imagine that. And so
Speaker 2: you're in a much more open environment. And it what
Speaker 2: I think it does is it does a really good
Speaker 2: job of showing the difference between what the Harris campaign
Speaker 2: is promising to do versus what they should be doing.
Speaker 2: And that is in an environment where you don't know
Speaker 2: what the hell's coming down the pipe. We got call screeners, man,
Speaker 2: and we have standards. I don't know how you instruct
Speaker 2: your call screener if they're you know, for me, it's
Speaker 2: a simple rules like if if they if they hate
Speaker 2: me right now and they're froth, folming at the mouth,
Speaker 2: they're first they're not swearing. Yeah, absolutely all right, because
Speaker 2: obviously that's an emergency. I don't want them to have
Speaker 2: a heart attack, blood pressure issues.
Speaker 3: Any of that.
Speaker 4: Right now.
Speaker 2: Ross isn't going to screen anyone through is putting up
Speaker 2: that uh you know, uh, you know, we're swearing.
Speaker 1: Stuff like that. That's easy.
Speaker 2: Also, people who are saying the same thing that's already
Speaker 2: been said. It's not personal, it's just already been said.
Speaker 2: We're trying to peel the onion here and and whatever other.
Speaker 2: I leave it up to Ross whatever methodology he feels
Speaker 2: is fine. I'll back him on it one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: So with that in mind, you don't have any of that.
Speaker 1: And that's what you know. That's the difference between what
Speaker 1: Harris is wanting to promise you.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you ran the audio with the spokesman laughing
Speaker 2: about the question from Acosta it are we actually going
Speaker 2: to see her sit down and take questions just like
Speaker 2: you did yesterday? Look at that Pete Calender is braver
Speaker 2: than Kamala Harris. Is she going to do that or
Speaker 2: will they biden basement her because they can, and nobody
Speaker 2: will call them on it, not really call them.
Speaker 4: So like a couple things I talked about this yesterday
Speaker 4: actually on the show. And so you're raising I think
Speaker 4: you're raising like the sort of core issue that's going
Speaker 4: on right now with this selection Number one is that.
Speaker 4: And I think there's a little bit of normalcy bias
Speaker 4: kicking in here where we have never seen an election
Speaker 4: like this, where this has happened, right, not in my lifetime,
Speaker 4: where sitting president says he's running, gets a bunch of votes,
Speaker 4: walks up the nomination theoretically, and then walks away and
Speaker 4: they stick somebody else in without any votes, and we're
Speaker 4: all just kind of walking along like, oh, this is
Speaker 4: just a regular election cycle now, and it's not at all, right.
Speaker 4: So there's this normalcy bias that's sort of underlying all
Speaker 4: of this. And then there is the refusal of the
Speaker 4: Harris Walls volks to make their candidates available for any
Speaker 4: kind of probative examination, and they don't have to, Like
Speaker 4: that's the key here is they will not do a
Speaker 4: press conference, they will not do a sit down interview
Speaker 4: with a even remotely adversarial interviewer unless they have to,
Speaker 4: And as long as the poll show that they're leading
Speaker 4: or it's close, then they don't feel like they have to.
Speaker 4: It's sort of like debates, right, Why debate if you
Speaker 4: don't have to, if you're winning, Why would you debate?
Speaker 4: Only you know things are going to happen if you
Speaker 4: get on that stage.
Speaker 2: Right, And humans who won't debate? What was it a
Speaker 2: boxer in California? Didn't she never debate anyone after her
Speaker 2: like second election?
Speaker 4: That wouldn't surprise me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so I so,
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know the answer as to
Speaker 4: whether or not they would, but I believe they would,
Speaker 4: but only if they thought that they had to make
Speaker 4: up some ground. And here's the thing, they're probably not
Speaker 4: going to ever feel that way because the tongue bath
Speaker 4: that the media is giving Harrison Walls probably in the
Speaker 4: hopes that they will agree to an interview at their outlet, right, Like,
Speaker 4: if you're at CNN, you don't want to go too
Speaker 4: hard against them because then you'll never get the first
Speaker 4: exclusive interview with Kamala Harris. So they're gonna yeah, so
Speaker 4: they're going to soft pedal it, you know, I think
Speaker 4: Jim Costa's right, yes, right, and so like that's that's
Speaker 4: that that might be probably the harshest of the pushback
Speaker 4: that you're going to hear, at least for the time being.
Speaker 4: And and this is the benefit of the not normal
Speaker 4: compressed election cycle is that they can hold their breath
Speaker 4: and just wait it out and see if it works, right,
Speaker 4: because what's the there's so much downside to doing an
Speaker 4: interview and getting asked difficult questions all the all.
Speaker 1: They agreed to two, right, two?
Speaker 2: She agreed to two, not the Fox one, but the
Speaker 2: other two, which is one more than I thought you'd
Speaker 2: agreed to.
Speaker 3: Right? But is that so?
Speaker 4: I was unclear. I saw that yesterday and I haven't
Speaker 4: had a chance to go check it out.
Speaker 3: But is that that?
Speaker 4: Are those the debates that Trump agreed to with those
Speaker 4: Biden as the nominee.
Speaker 2: No, respectfully, the one on the tenth wouldn't even be
Speaker 2: the same one. These would be two different networks and
Speaker 2: although maybe one was the same network, but they're the
Speaker 2: opposite date now I can't remember what it is, but okay, no,
Speaker 2: these are supposedly new pieces, you know, new paperwork, And
Speaker 2: now whether it's all said in none like they say,
Speaker 2: they agree, but they got to go through and put
Speaker 2: the writer together, which that benefited them very well last time,
Speaker 2: because that Biden debate was exactly what they wanted. They
Speaker 2: got no audience, I mean everything, they had, everything how
Speaker 2: they wanted, and it was still a disaster.
Speaker 4: So which and that's what fuels this belief that it
Speaker 4: was intentional, right, that they took out Joe Biden in
Speaker 4: that way because they knew he would not be able
Speaker 4: to perform, because obviously anybody around the president knows that
Speaker 4: that's how he would have performed. At least there was
Speaker 4: a risk even if it was good day, bad day, Joe,
Speaker 4: there's a risk that it's going to be a bad day.
Speaker 4: And they thought they could. They thought they could survive
Speaker 4: it because they kept coming out with all the excuses.
Speaker 4: And then of course we're told, you know, within forty
Speaker 4: eight hours that no, it was just a cold, it
Speaker 4: was the stutter, it was a bad night, one bad performance,
Speaker 4: and then all of a sudden, it's okay, he's got
Speaker 4: COVID and he's out. And now we're supposed to believe
Speaker 4: that the woman who everybody was worried about out as
Speaker 4: the vice president. That's why they didn't want to push
Speaker 4: Joe off the off the bus. Then they throw them
Speaker 4: off the bus and it's like, okay, now, Kamala isn't
Speaker 4: the things that we worried about. She's a much better
Speaker 4: candidate all here, all.
Speaker 1: Along, she's been here all alright. How did we not notice?
Speaker 10: Yeah, but this was what the Democrat officials were saying,
Speaker 10: and all the whisper campaign going on before they pushed Joe,
Speaker 10: it was like, well, we can't get rid of him
Speaker 10: because that leaves us with Kamala Harris and she's terrible.
Speaker 4: But then eight hours now she's the second coming.
Speaker 1: Nobody cares about being a hypocrite anymore. So we've sailed.
Speaker 2: This is why again, I don't understand why you get
Speaker 2: into it on the Twitter. Nobody's play with them. Most
Speaker 2: people are coming for an actual discussion, and it doesn't
Speaker 2: matter if you hit him with literally, you know, all
Speaker 2: the truth and with all the receipts, right, they'll just
Speaker 2: make some smart ass answer and they're out of there, right,
Speaker 2: you know. To me, it's like that Heritage Foundation dude
Speaker 2: screaming at the the gay furry activists, right, that insane
Speaker 2: exchange you saw that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure when they.
Speaker 2: And he decides he's gonna get on with this dude,
Speaker 2: and the dude just haunting him and putting catamojis and stuff.
Speaker 1: It's just so, it's so pointless. But I got to
Speaker 1: flip over this.
Speaker 4: The thing he's he wasn't equipped to deal with that. Like,
Speaker 4: so people ask me, why do you engage him? And
Speaker 4: and oh are you mad? And why do you waste
Speaker 4: your time?
Speaker 10: And all this?
Speaker 4: Does a cat waste its time playing with a ball
Speaker 4: of yarn? Is a cat? Is a cat mad at
Speaker 4: the ball of yarn?
Speaker 2: No, no, and and and at least those guys, I
Speaker 2: guess will give you a snarky response before I mute him. Dude,
Speaker 2: I own I owned Travis, and you know which Travis
Speaker 2: I'm talking about so bad on Twitter. Didn't even respond,
Speaker 2: and that dude can't help but respond. That did feel good.
Speaker 2: The other day, I tried it your way and then
Speaker 2: I all I ended up doing was destroying some dude's
Speaker 2: hockey dreams in Canada.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 4: All right, So if it had to be done, Casey,
Speaker 4: it had to be done. If it had to be done,
Speaker 4: it's not your fault.
Speaker 2: There's some dangerous jobs in Asheville. You know, say, lumberjackings
Speaker 2: a very dangerous job. I wouldn't do that near Ashvilly
Speaker 2: come out and protest to you, but it happens in
Speaker 2: the vicinity. So there's that also, presidential bullet catcher. That's
Speaker 2: pretty dangerous, right, it's not one, Okay, all right, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I've never been a presidential bullet catcher. And
Speaker 2: I don't mean that to disrespect the position, but to
Speaker 2: make sure that we're all on the same page on
Speaker 2: the possibility of a thing. So in two minutes, explain
Speaker 2: to me how a woman is breastfeeding in a clearly
Speaker 2: unscreened family members and her baby five minutes before the
Speaker 2: president arrives, and doing so after Butler pa ninety seconds.
Speaker 1: What's your theory on this lunacy?
Speaker 4: Well, I think that's it's it's just lunacy.
Speaker 3: It's a culture.
Speaker 1: The culture over there, it's the question.
Speaker 4: It's the secret services in the institution of the Secret
Speaker 4: Service is broken, and it has been for a long time,
Speaker 4: and this is just another example of it. Like you said,
Speaker 4: if any other time and any other candidate this would
Speaker 4: you know, you would make you think twice. It would
Speaker 4: be you know, four weeks after the attempted assassination of
Speaker 4: the guy that you are there to protect, right, I
Speaker 4: probably don't want to start violating security protocols to you know.
Speaker 4: I understand if you need to breastfeed the child, I
Speaker 4: totally understand that, But you don't you don't usher around
Speaker 4: a couple family members behind the curtain without being screened
Speaker 4: and then hang out in the room that's reserved for
Speaker 4: like the emergency evacuation.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, and it hits the fan. It's just that's
Speaker 1: the part.
Speaker 2: It's just the forest airs after that tells me it's
Speaker 2: it is a much bigger issue, all that culture.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if they said they got.
Speaker 2: Cleaned up after the Columbia stuff, right, they haven't or
Speaker 2: it's manifested in a different way.
Speaker 1: So all right, pet we are We're at it. Sorry, sir.
Speaker 4: I thank you for letting me share your space, your
Speaker 4: radio spaces.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, thank you for not sounding like you have a condition.
Speaker 2: All right, CaCO Day Radio program. Will chat with Pete
Speaker 2: next week. I was gonna he didn't sound like that
Speaker 2: last night. Anyway, we'll be back.
Speaker 5: Hang on.
Speaker 1: First, it was weird, Well, first it wasn't weird. First
Speaker 1: it was what was it? Childless cat ladies. Then it
Speaker 1: was weird.
Speaker 3: And now.
Speaker 1: They got him with a photo in the in a
Speaker 1: men's restroom with women. Think they're assuming.
Speaker 2: And the women are up at the urinals kind of like,
Speaker 2: you know, doing the thing or the other hands where.
Speaker 1: We dudes get the privilege of, you know, when we're
Speaker 1: doing that.
Speaker 2: Nobody's doing the hand the hand walling though, so like
Speaker 2: they didn't fill him in on all of the stuff.
Speaker 2: But and he's fifteen in the picture, and it's clearly
Speaker 2: some sort of weird school photo project thing. And I
Speaker 2: suspect a teachers probably standing there and they're like, look
Speaker 2: at this, Look at this hypocrite with the you know
Speaker 2: it doesn't you know, with the sports and the bathrooms
Speaker 2: and stuff.
Speaker 1: Look at him here he is barely able to I
Speaker 1: guess study for his driver's license and uh, filming something,
Speaker 1: and we got him. I don't think at a school project.
Speaker 1: I just think it's a kid being goofy with his
Speaker 1: three friends. I mean that's all.
Speaker 2: I mean, he looks like every typical But I say project,
Speaker 2: I mean it was to say it was set up.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like they were just hanging out there for
Speaker 2: something to do. They clearly wanted to take the picture. Yeah,
Speaker 2: because I think they thought it was funny. I don't
Speaker 2: think there was like a teacher involved. But he looks
Speaker 2: like every kid ever who stayed up late playing Halo,
Speaker 2: drinking mountain dewke code red.
Speaker 1: Oh, a typical kid. There's something. There's nothing weird about it.
Speaker 1: But then why would they use that as evidence?
Speaker 5: And it's so crazy, Like but here's the thing, Like,
Speaker 5: so you see his picture and you're like, there's a
Speaker 5: typical kid with girls that apparently trust him, trust him
Speaker 5: enough to make jokes with him. Right, they're comfortable enough
Speaker 5: right for that, so that I don't know if he's
Speaker 5: weird there, But their whole own is literally their own platform,
Speaker 5: Like that's what they want. They want girls to be
Speaker 5: able to go to the bathroom in the men's room, right, yes,
Speaker 5: so their own is there, actual the own platform, and
Speaker 5: they're calling that weird.
Speaker 1: So is it weird or not weird?
Speaker 2: I think you're overthinking this by thinking about it. Have
Speaker 2: you considered that?
Speaker 5: I think when I've noticed the weird thing sort of
Speaker 5: went away faster than the okay boomer thing. They over
Speaker 5: used it, they killed.
Speaker 2: It, And why do you think that is because I
Speaker 2: as crazy and weird as they looked. I think that
Speaker 2: the response because we talked about this when I was
Speaker 2: trying to explain the Tim Walls military thing, you said
Speaker 2: to me right after the first segment, even though I
Speaker 2: had explained that on the radio multiple times broadcasting up
Speaker 2: in Minnesota. You you and me agree, once you have
Speaker 2: to explain, and it takes that much time, there's a
Speaker 2: whole lot of people ain't gonna listen.
Speaker 5: It's so complex. Yeah, unless you're in a military and
Speaker 5: you understand how it works, correct.
Speaker 1: Right right, really into this stuff. There's too many levels too.
Speaker 9: It.
Speaker 5: The reason that the current Tim Wall stuff is taken
Speaker 5: off is because it's simpler for people to understand that
Speaker 5: he said he was holding a rifle in a combat.
Speaker 2: Zone PTSD from serving in one. Yes, yeah, and that's
Speaker 2: I'm glad that they went that route with this thing
Speaker 2: where they go weird. Then somebody posts any photo posted
Speaker 2: by libs of TikTok in their entire time and just
Speaker 2: goes weird and with a question mark, and it is
Speaker 2: an extremely effective thing because the voters that you're courting
Speaker 2: do think that's weird some of those photos because people
Speaker 2: are like a call, I want cap pronouns and stuff.
Speaker 2: Most people think that's weird. Most people think it's taken
Speaker 2: something that even they themselves may have supported. Many within
Speaker 2: the gay community too. You know what was what's the
Speaker 2: big g it was it gaze against groomers.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Their whole thing is basically they feel that the trand
Speaker 2: that adding the T the LGBT is harming their ability
Speaker 2: to achieve other things. And I understand there's going to
Speaker 2: be debate there, and I also understand where if you're
Speaker 2: still dealing with people, whether you think they have a
Speaker 2: mental health issue or were born that way, you're dealing
Speaker 2: with people that are in some sort of crisis within
Speaker 2: their lives. And it's all political capital man, Right.
Speaker 5: But any sane person, right, going along with what you
Speaker 5: just said, any sane person thinks that they talking to
Speaker 5: about sex to children is weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's weird.
Speaker 5: That is actually weird. Like most parents don't even want
Speaker 5: to have that conversation with their own children because it's
Speaker 5: very uncomfortable. So why are you a stranger wanting to
Speaker 5: talk about sex to somebody else's child and specifically like that,
Speaker 5: it's so weird. But now the picture with JD. Van's
Speaker 5: has taken off. It's becoming like a mean thing where
Speaker 5: they're taking this photo of him and they're taking them
Speaker 5: out and putting them in other unwird context but acting
Speaker 5: like it's weird. Like I saw a picture of him
Speaker 5: in front of an old computer. It's like, here's JD.
Speaker 5: Vans downloading Lincoln Park on LimeWire, isn't he weird? Or
Speaker 5: here's JD Vans at a blockbuster he didn't rewind the tape.
Speaker 1: Is that weird? It's turning into a mean now because
Speaker 1: it's not weird. Well that and that's why they did it.
Speaker 5: I mean, and you know there's the whole left can't
Speaker 5: meme thing, right, It's true, it is true. The worst,
Speaker 5: the worst memes that would get the most sharing were
Speaker 5: like they were like razor blades to the brain to
Speaker 5: read because they were just angry, like two lines of
Speaker 5: what the thing is in yellow lettering, I kind of
Speaker 5: I can't remember.
Speaker 2: Is it occupied dem it's occupied Democrats that does these.
Speaker 2: There's no joke, there's nothing clever. It's just if that
Speaker 2: looks weird. It's like comic sounds. It's it's and they
Speaker 2: would put them out and then they would get shared everywhere,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, there's zero effort here. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: run around one to make freedom cities, and Ross wants
Speaker 2: to live in a freedom city.
Speaker 1: He's trying to figure out where to stick one in
Speaker 1: the middle of nowhere.
Speaker 5: Becuz, I mean, there's several times in this show where
Speaker 5: I've been super excited. We had Freedom Checks, we had
Speaker 5: the Moon Grit Freedom Checks was the Freedom Checks. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the Gingrich moon Base Space Force. Super excited. Now the
Speaker 5: SB has done it again with Freedom Cities.
Speaker 2: Love all right, so we settle on, We settle on
Speaker 2: a location. You're still looking, We're still looking, Okay, all right,
Speaker 2: Ross coming up.
Speaker 1: With some some some ideas. Good morning from oh wait,
Speaker 1: hold on, weird dude from Lord of the Rings. I
Speaker 1: probably have to get to you Monday.
Speaker 2: That's okay, because we gottah, we gotta hear from Raygun.
Speaker 2: So the Australian Breakdancer put a little video. She's a
Speaker 2: little vak time. By the way, I know, there's a
Speaker 2: story floating around that she and her husband basically own
Speaker 2: the uh the selection entity. I can't find anything that
Speaker 2: proves that that's true. But here's why I say it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. She was given the Australian Sportswoman of the
Speaker 2: War of the Year award prior to this for breakdancing. Right,
Speaker 2: she is not an unknown person, so she has attached
Speaker 2: herself being the best at it, but being probably one
Speaker 2: of its biggest advocates, which is laudable. I got no
Speaker 2: problem there, But that's not what the Olympics is about.
Speaker 2: Advocating is not about it kind of is, and I'll
Speaker 2: explain here in a moment, but it's about going out
Speaker 2: and competing. As we mentioned there was there's literally video
Speaker 2: of a much better breakdancing female from Australia. It's not
Speaker 2: even in doubt. So that was one thing and I'm
Speaker 2: gonna play her audio here.
Speaker 3: And then.
Speaker 2: One of the things you do in breakdancing, and I
Speaker 2: needed to watch a video from somebody who's kind of
Speaker 2: into it to remind me when you're breakdancing against somebody.
Speaker 2: When you're not breakdancing, you're the hype man. That's part
Speaker 2: of breakdancing.
Speaker 5: You're like, whoo, look at this, Oh here we go, right,
Speaker 5: and if you watch you see the other people doing it.
Speaker 1: What's now become funnier to me.
Speaker 2: If you can go back if you have the Peacock app,
Speaker 2: you can go back and watch it, or you can
Speaker 2: try to find it before they purge it somewhere.
Speaker 5: Watching her opponent have to start to try to hype
Speaker 5: and kept thinking that she was about to do a
Speaker 5: move and then realize that she wasn't and then just
Speaker 5: start wandering around like Joe Biden rumba Biden after a speech.
Speaker 2: Dude, that's even cringier when you understand it. But she
Speaker 2: had such notoriety that I don't think the story that's
Speaker 2: getting reported with it from a few outlets is accurate.
Speaker 2: But I think that the same Shenanigan's probably were a
Speaker 2: foot just based on what's going on.
Speaker 1: So, uh, let's do this. Let's get ray. We'll do that.
Speaker 2: We'll play her audio here in the last segment. But
Speaker 2: uh oh wait, old, I'm gonna go to the phones.
Speaker 2: Ray stage it from the weather channels joining us. Do
Speaker 2: have this all fixed on Monday or will hit? I
Speaker 2: saw somebody trying to hype that up. I think they're
Speaker 2: wishful at this point. They just want the planet to
Speaker 2: slam into us, and you know what, on Monday, I
Speaker 2: might agree with them. Anyway, Go ahead.
Speaker 3: There, Yeah, We've got a good day, decent day, then
Speaker 3: maybe not a great day, and then it looks like
Speaker 3: some great weather coming in. Really holding out on the
Speaker 3: forecast a starting I want to say about Tuesday. Today's
Speaker 3: not going to be terrible. Mid upper eighties, might feel
Speaker 3: a little committed or field with commidity to lots of sunshine,
Speaker 3: and then tomorrow the change will start coming in. Some
Speaker 3: passing showers in the morning. You know one of those
Speaker 3: days where it's a sun cloud mix and you're kind
Speaker 3: of like, is it a rain or isn't it And
Speaker 3: you see the thunderstorm clouds go up and you get
Speaker 3: a hit or miss storm, and.
Speaker 4: That's about it.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow, not completely a washout, mid upper eighties, and then
Speaker 3: as we go on through tomorrow night, we'll see some
Speaker 3: scattered showers and buttererstorms and a little bit of covers
Speaker 3: of the fund getting close to us. On Sunday, excuse
Speaker 3: me up the shower storms, mid upper eighties, probably sunny,
Speaker 3: though in between any wet weather that we do get,
Speaker 3: it's still a threat for some afternoon storms on Monday,
Speaker 3: and then we kind of reset. There's big area high
Speaker 3: pressure coming in almost no, not almost. It looks like
Speaker 3: a fall weather pattern coming in from Canada, settling in
Speaker 3: for a few days Tuesday, Wednesday, maybe even Thursday. We'll
Speaker 3: have highs around eighty, so you could be on either
Speaker 3: side of eighty degrees, may stay in the seventies. Mostly
Speaker 3: sunny sky triad west into the mountains, and now they're
Speaker 3: just of eighty for the triangle at open night, loads
Speaker 3: of being the load to mid sixties and maybe even
Speaker 3: seeing some fifties, especially out in the mountains where maybe
Speaker 3: some load to mid fifties. So I think one of
Speaker 3: the best air masses so far this summer coming in
Speaker 3: trying to give us a hit. That fall casey is
Speaker 3: not too far around the corner, dude.
Speaker 2: There's nothing better in North Carolina when it's humid down low,
Speaker 2: driving up so you can stare off the face and
Speaker 2: go look at all those peasants sweating, right, and you
Speaker 2: get that ten degree restpit yeah, fifteen in some places.
Speaker 2: So I'll take it, all right, appreciate it. Have a
Speaker 2: good weekend, sir you too. All right, there you go,
Speaker 2: mister rased agent from the weather Channel promising good things.
Speaker 2: We'll see if he delivers. Coming up, we'll get the
Speaker 2: audio from Raygun the Australian breakdancer. She just wants y'all
Speaker 2: to stop because she gave it all.
Speaker 1: But I'll let her explain it and we'll chat with
Speaker 1: Jeff Bellinger next.
Speaker 3: Hang on.
Speaker 11: Well, good morning, Casey stocks rallied yesterday. Futures though or
Speaker 11: down this morning. The now futures are off by one
Speaker 11: hundred and twenty three points. Did get some negative news
Speaker 11: from the housing market. New home construction was weaker than
Speaker 11: expected last month. The government says housing starts fell nearly
Speaker 11: seven percent in July to an annual rate of one million,
Speaker 11: two hundred and thirty eight thousand. There could be more
Speaker 11: weak numbers ahead because building permits to cline four percent.
Speaker 11: We might see a bidding war over control of Paramount Global,
Speaker 11: sources say Seagram air Edgar Bronfman is preparing an offer
Speaker 11: for the media company and for the Redstone family's National Amusements,
Speaker 11: which controls Paramount. Last month, Paramount agreed to merge with
Speaker 11: Skydance Media. If anyone. For anyone living in one of
Speaker 11: the nation's big metros, it is still cheaper to rent
Speaker 11: an apartment than to buy a house, according to realtour
Speaker 11: dot Com. As of last month, the Median rent in
Speaker 11: Raleigh was nearly eleven hundred dollars a month, less than
Speaker 11: the average mortgage on a starter home. San Francisco filed
Speaker 11: the first ever lawsuit over pornography created by artificial intelligence.
Speaker 11: The owners of sixteen websites are named in this legal action.
Speaker 11: The city charges the sites use open source AI image
Speaker 11: generation that allows users to virtually undress women and girls
Speaker 11: without their consent. The complaint says the sites were visited
Speaker 11: a total of two hundred million times in the first
Speaker 11: half of the year. Rivian Automotive dealing with a supply
Speaker 11: chain issue. The electric vehicle maker has had to pause
Speaker 11: production of the commercial vans of builds for Amazon dot Com,
Speaker 11: and case Ford has issued a recall for certain twenty
Speaker 11: twenty four model Ranger and Lincoln Nautilus vehicles. Dealers have
Speaker 11: to update the driver and passenger door modules to be
Speaker 11: sure the power windows automatically reversed when they detect an object.
Speaker 2: Casey, how do you testay, stick the kids head in
Speaker 2: there and go, oh, well that one did and that
Speaker 2: one didn't need a new kid.
Speaker 1: So all right, Jeff, have yourself a good weekend, sir.
Speaker 11: You too, Casey, take care.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 5: Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg New I'm gonna go hit the button
Speaker 5: always forgetting her on the phone.
Speaker 2: All right, So anyway, she hath spoken. Here is the
Speaker 2: Australian breakdancer. And some of it is obvious, like you
Speaker 2: shouldn't be harassing her family, but people are gonna have opinions.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: I just want to start by thanking all the people
Speaker 8: who have supported me. I really appreciate the positivity and
Speaker 8: I'm glad I was able to bring some joy into
Speaker 8: your lives. That's what I hoped.
Speaker 4: Ross.
Speaker 1: Would you say she brought us joy?
Speaker 9: Though?
Speaker 2: I mean kind of in a way because I remember
Speaker 2: seeing that. I'm like, oh, I mean, she made people laugh,
Speaker 2: So I'm on Monday is gonna be great. So there
Speaker 2: was that, and I've already seen comedians doing thirty minute
Speaker 2: sets on her. I watched dude on YouTube who posts
Speaker 2: all this stuff. He was at the improv did a
Speaker 2: thirty minute set on it.
Speaker 1: It was very good. So like, you made a lot
Speaker 1: of people laugh, Is that what you mean?
Speaker 8: I didn't realize that that would also open the door
Speaker 8: to so much hate, which is.
Speaker 1: Frankly, and by the way, I don't believe you.
Speaker 2: Because you are of a certain notoriety already, and you've
Speaker 2: always danced like that. I'm sure people have given you
Speaker 2: crap before. It's just you weren't doing it at the Olympics,
Speaker 2: and frankly I wouldn't give you crap. You're not doing
Speaker 2: it at the Olympics, but you were doing it there.
Speaker 2: And then I got to be told that there's no
Speaker 2: nobody else who can do it, and then ICEE video,
Speaker 2: So that's.
Speaker 8: Me pretty devastating. Well, I went out there and I
Speaker 8: had fun. I did take it very seriously. I worked
Speaker 8: my butt off preparing for the Olympics and I gave
Speaker 8: my all. Truly a bit of a fun fact for you.
Speaker 8: There are actually no point in breaking. If you want
Speaker 8: to see how the judges thought I compared to my opponents,
Speaker 8: you can actually see the comparison percentages across the five
Speaker 8: criteria on Olympics dot com or the results are there.
Speaker 8: I'm going to be in Europe for a few weeks
Speaker 8: for some preplanned downtime, but I'd really like to ask
Speaker 8: the press to please stop harassing my family, my friends,
Speaker 8: the Australian breaking community and the broader street dance community.
Speaker 2: Okay, and she's being slightly disingenuous by saying that there's
Speaker 2: no points. It's because I had to look it up.
Speaker 2: Here's how it worked. Didn't think i'd have to, but
Speaker 2: now I know, and you will too. So there's five criteria.
Speaker 2: Shee references that and she thought she was going to
Speaker 2: lean into creativity. It was clear, and so they assign
Speaker 2: a percentage. So of the two dancers from a creativity standpoint,
Speaker 2: would you say, it's fifty to fifty and you're unable
Speaker 2: to decide sixty forty and it's slightly over And then
Speaker 2: they average the percentages. That's how you get the criteria,
Speaker 2: which does award one fifth of the points. So there
Speaker 2: are points kind of or actually, but it's not done
Speaker 2: in the way that people think because they you know,
Speaker 2: they see the figure skater and they hold up the
Speaker 2: ten that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: That's not how it works. So you're not being truthful ish,
Speaker 1: you're
Speaker 5: Kind of saying the thing but and so then it
Speaker 5: sounds like you're saying the other thing's not true, but
Speaker 5: it is true.