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Speaker 2: The heat wave officially ends today, but it will still
Speaker 2: be humid. Temperaters only reach the load in mid eighties,
Speaker 2: but with all the humidity, chances for storms fire up
Speaker 2: throughout the late morning and early afternoon hours. Expect to
Speaker 2: have to dodge a few downpours throughout the afternoon. For
Speaker 2: rese your weather station, I'm nine first Morning Meteorologist Cameron
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Speaker 4: First official hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 4: August thirty, first, twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 4: and we seem to have some kind of issue with
Speaker 4: the signal this morning. If you're noticing this, believe me
Speaker 4: we are too. But never fear. Liam Townlinson, as producer
Speaker 4: of this program, has contacted the iHeart Tech support team.
Speaker 4: It is a crack staff and I'm of course speaking
Speaker 4: to their acumen and not their addictions. And by the way,
Speaker 4: it support technical support team leave the crack for the
Speaker 4: on air people.
Speaker 1: Please, that is that is our purview.
Speaker 4: Oh, Dave, Dave, Dave, It's time for day.
Speaker 1: Take away the trees. The take away the trees and
Speaker 1: the birds will have to sit upon the ground. Take
Speaker 1: away the wings. Birds will have to walk to get around.
Speaker 5: And take away the dirt.
Speaker 4: Take away the bird bath. Dirty birds will soon be everywhere,
Speaker 4: take away take.
Speaker 1: Away their feathers. The birds will walk around in underwear.
Speaker 1: Imagine that.
Speaker 6: Share chair.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 7: Good morning Gared, Jeff.
Speaker 8: How we're doing.
Speaker 1: We're doing fine.
Speaker 4: We got the crack staff on this technical issue we've
Speaker 4: been having. Are you have you been listening to us
Speaker 4: at all?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Have you noticed a crackling in the signal from time
Speaker 4: to time?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 8: Seriously no, no, no, uh you know and pop, but
Speaker 8: there's been some crackling.
Speaker 1: Any snaps, No snaps.
Speaker 10: I was wondering if as my.
Speaker 11: Headphones, But I no, it's not your headphones.
Speaker 4: It's it's our signal. Now I don't hear it right now,
Speaker 4: I will be honest with you. Yes, it's only temporarily
Speaker 4: in random. It's very random, kind of like your humor. Yes, oh,
Speaker 4: speaking of it, which, speaking.
Speaker 12: Of which, what do you get what do you call
Speaker 12: it when a lion of skips from the zoo?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 13: Well, that's a catastrophe.
Speaker 1: No, that joke was a catastrophe.
Speaker 12: Well, that's why, but off of it.
Speaker 4: Sorry, that's okay, that's right. From from worse to first.
Speaker 14: Dave, Okay, did you hear that the guy invented caller
Speaker 14: passed away?
Speaker 1: The guy who invented caller passed away?
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm not sure about his name, but apparently there's
Speaker 7: not going to be any coughing.
Speaker 1: That is truly terrible.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, uh, what do you call it when the letter
Speaker 12: A uses the bathroom?
Speaker 4: In the letter A, he uses the bathroom. That's the
Speaker 4: most ridiculous premise ever for a joke. Please tell me
Speaker 4: what happens when the letter A uses the bathroom.
Speaker 7: Well, it's a but it's a bowel movement.
Speaker 15: Jokes told by day from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 15: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 15: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 15: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 15: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 15: be a colossal waste of time. We deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 15: back to our irregular programming.
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Speaker 4: At any time during the day, especially in the afternoon,
Speaker 4: you could see some scattered thunderstorms rumbling through. Nothing like
Speaker 4: what they're experiencing elsewhere around the country, but yeah, it
Speaker 4: could be some strong storms with the heat and humidity
Speaker 4: of the day building a high of eighty four tomorrow
Speaker 4: high of eighty nine by fireworks time for the western
Speaker 4: and southern WEBN fireworks we're talking about seventy seven, pretty
Speaker 4: nice and Monday Sonny and eighty one and that all
Speaker 4: of that wet stuff out of here for a couple
Speaker 4: of days at least.
Speaker 1: It's seventy five.
Speaker 4: Right now, it's seven hundred wlweven colors. Kids, see the popping.
Speaker 4: I think I just start of snap Dave coming up
Speaker 4: on six fourteen on a Saturday morning. How you're doing
Speaker 4: the last of August? And that means that summer's just
Speaker 4: about over after this past week and the plus almost
Speaker 4: one hundred degree heat indexes. Maybe you find that is
Speaker 4: a welcoming thing. Either way, time marches on and it's
Speaker 4: important to understand the significance of the passage of time.
Speaker 4: Here's the old radio Rick Washburn chiming in this morning
Speaker 4: with a reception report.
Speaker 1: How are we doing, thanky, Good.
Speaker 12: Morning, Jerry, Jeff. Well you're coming in. I can say
Speaker 12: about four by three. But a lot of that's the
Speaker 12: storm is not actually your your guys technical issue, which
Speaker 12: by the way, is really weird because between me being
Speaker 12: on hold and listening to you hearing you trust really
Speaker 12: and listening on with the cat listening on the streaming,
Speaker 12: it's inconsistent when it does the weird thing being all
Speaker 12: distorted and yeah, but is.
Speaker 1: It just like a temporary thing? And then it goes away.
Speaker 12: Yes, and it seems like when it's specifically been the
Speaker 12: weather and the news. But it's done it with you
Speaker 12: a few times and noticed it on the phone. But
Speaker 12: then if I kicked the radio one while I'm on hold,
Speaker 12: it's not doing it over the radio.
Speaker 4: So okay, it's very bizarry and it's playing a mind trick.
Speaker 4: It's a Jedi mind trick on all of us this morning.
Speaker 4: I'm convinced that there's truly nothing technically wrong. We've all
Speaker 4: been hypnotized into thinking that there's something wrong.
Speaker 12: See, it's management that's done it. To see how many
Speaker 12: people call in to get a gauge on how many
Speaker 12: listeners you.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, listen, Rick, trust me.
Speaker 4: Management doesn't Management doesn't do anything.
Speaker 13: So.
Speaker 12: Not at this hour in the morning.
Speaker 1: Is that skiddy sounding off? There?
Speaker 12: It is you just turned nineteen and two wants the
Speaker 12: world to know it.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: Is incredible for a for a cat, a dog, or
Speaker 4: any kind of domesticated animal, I mean, unless it's a
Speaker 4: turtle or a parrot.
Speaker 12: They seem to love the old radios. That's what keeps
Speaker 12: him around.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, Brooksy loves the nineteen forty one Filco
Speaker 4: especially when Moe Egger is on. For some reason, we
Speaker 4: haven't figured that out. He flocks to the radio when
Speaker 4: Moe's voice is on at the end of the show.
Speaker 12: Well, he's invested too, because he helped me restore it.
Speaker 4: That's right. You do have cat helpers. He had Brooksy
Speaker 4: for a helper when you were coming and fixing hours.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and he loved it.
Speaker 4: In fact, he loved He loves scattering your little parts
Speaker 4: all around the table, playing with him.
Speaker 12: Hey, keeps me sharp. I love it.
Speaker 4: So what radio are you listening to or listening on him?
Speaker 4: Trying to listen to it?
Speaker 12: Well, this morning it is a Dolco thirty two to
Speaker 12: oh one. It's from nineteen thirty four to six tube
Speaker 12: and this is one of those that is part of
Speaker 12: the Don't Go Light system, which was a system where
Speaker 12: if you had a rural home or a farm home
Speaker 12: that didn't have utility power yet that it would run
Speaker 12: lighting and a few appliances with the sixteen to two
Speaker 12: vault batteries and there was a Kerosene powered engine that
Speaker 12: ran a generator to keep them charged. You could put
Speaker 12: all those in your garage, your barn or what have you,
Speaker 12: and lighting and then Delco also sold everything from vacuum
Speaker 12: cleaners to some other small appliances, toasters, so forth, as
Speaker 12: well as radios, and this one was probably the first
Speaker 12: one that Delco actually came out with that didn't also
Speaker 12: require batteries if it ran completely on the thirty two volts,
Speaker 12: which is cool. And it's a tombstone. It is wood,
Speaker 12: it's a table model, flat tops, its basically rectangular. Not
Speaker 12: the most attractive cabinet in my opinion in the World's
Speaker 12: not bad looking, but one of those with the super
Speaker 12: tiny little dial You get to put your readers on
Speaker 12: and really squint to see it in a dial aand
Speaker 12: that lights up almost enough that if you're in a
Speaker 12: pitch black cave, you could tell there's a light on,
Speaker 12: but you can't really see the numbers.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, so that's helpful.
Speaker 12: Oh yes, but now it's a it's a five by five.
Speaker 12: But hey, let's go to the catalog, shall we.
Speaker 1: Sure my favorite part.
Speaker 12: Designed by men with modern and complete engineering facilities, with
Speaker 12: a thought to the future.
Speaker 1: Design their job.
Speaker 12: I don't want any of dardened women designed ones, for
Speaker 12: it is always crazy.
Speaker 14: Only as would say absolutely Delco assures you of the
Speaker 14: latest scientific developments, highest quality and most amazing values.
Speaker 12: Interesting because if you have a thirty two volt Delco
Speaker 12: light system, you're pretty limited as to which radios you
Speaker 12: could buy whatever. But the oh, where is it? The
Speaker 12: American broadcast and one police band range which means the
Speaker 12: AM goes all the way up to seventeen for a
Speaker 12: near tuning unit, which means it's adjustable. So that's helpful.
Speaker 12: Special high sensitivity six inch full floating dynamic speaker. It's
Speaker 12: bolted in place.
Speaker 1: I don't it floats.
Speaker 4: So my question is you say the name Delco, and
Speaker 4: everybody associates that. People of a certain age associate that
Speaker 4: with sound systems in cars because Delco was the major manufacturer.
Speaker 4: I guess for GM and there were others. But I
Speaker 4: had an original AC Delco installed AM radio eight track
Speaker 4: tape player in a seventy four Monte Carlo that I
Speaker 4: had for a few years.
Speaker 7: Sweet.
Speaker 12: Well, yeah, it's it's and that is exactly the company.
Speaker 12: It's the Delco company related to General Motors, started out
Speaker 12: as United Motors Service, and the Delco that created the
Speaker 12: Delco light system was a sister company. It wasn't the
Speaker 12: same company, per se, but they sort of kind of
Speaker 12: merged and the differentiation just kind of disappeared over the years.
Speaker 12: So it's the same company, but same again with ac Delco.
Speaker 12: They made everything from spark plugs and other replacement parts
Speaker 12: for cars and engines and so forth, and most of
Speaker 12: the Delco radios et cetera were manufactured in Cocomo, Indiana.
Speaker 1: Made great in dash car radios.
Speaker 4: Those people did listen Ricky as always, Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Have a fantastic holiday weekend, and if you'd like to
Speaker 4: get in touch with mister Washburn, you can try them
Speaker 4: at Old Radio.
Speaker 1: Rick at gmail dot com says right the fest of all.
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Speaker 2: The heat wave officially ends today, but it will still
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Speaker 2: but with all the humidity, chances for storms fire up
Speaker 2: throughout the late morning and early afternoon hours. Expect to
Speaker 2: have to dodge a few downpours throughout the afternoon for
Speaker 2: mis of your weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist
Speaker 2: Cameron Harten on NewsRadio seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 4: High school football now in its second week, Big Week,
Speaker 4: and Liam has the reports from last night.
Speaker 16: The Saint X defeated Centerville thirty four to ten. Mohler
Speaker 16: topped Bishop Dwanger forty two to eighteen. Harvest Prep dominated
Speaker 16: Purcell Marion.
Speaker 4: You gonna be careful when you say bishop, is it
Speaker 4: Bishop Dwanger? Is that what you said, Dwanger? I'm not sure?
Speaker 4: Go ahead, sorry.
Speaker 16: Harvest Prep defeated Purcell Marion forty six to eight. Indian
Speaker 16: Hill handed handled Northwest thirty five to twelve. Marymont shut
Speaker 16: out Norwood forty eight to nothing. Holy Cross was also
Speaker 16: shut out by the Sayer Spartans forty nine to nothing.
Speaker 16: Dayton topped Gallatin County twenty four to fourteen, and Newport
Speaker 16: handled Carroll County thirty six to fourteen. In Indiana, Batesville
Speaker 16: edged Milan twenty seven to twenty six. Harrison defeated East
Speaker 16: Central thirty five to twenty eight, and Lawrenceburg shutout Taylor
Speaker 16: fifteen to nothing.
Speaker 1: Excellent is that it. There's a lot that's gonna We
Speaker 1: can go through everyone if you want.
Speaker 4: How much time we got maybe another minute?
Speaker 16: South Dearborn shut out Madison twenty to nothing. Shelbyville falls
Speaker 16: to Rushville twenty eight to seven. Franklin County dominates Connersville
Speaker 16: fifty four to thirteen. Bishop Brosser tops Walton Verona thirty
Speaker 16: one to six. Wagner falls to Grant County thirty three
Speaker 16: to fourteen. Eminence handles Bellevue thirty three to twelve.
Speaker 1: I knew Eminence could do it.
Speaker 16: Highlands tops Covington Catholic thirty two to twenty two. In
Speaker 16: a rivalry matchup, Ryle dominates Connor forty three to eight.
Speaker 16: Dixie destroys Hughes sixty six to nineteen. Right North College
Speaker 16: Hill Lloyd defeats Boone County forty five to seven.
Speaker 1: I hate Lloyd. He's so annoying. I think he's a
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Speaker 4: The Reds lose a double header last night at gab
Speaker 4: in the afternoon and in the evening to the Milwaukee Brewers,
Speaker 4: who have their number. They'll continue the series for some
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Speaker 2: a humid and that means chances for showers and storms.
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Speaker 20: Right now, seventy one degrees and dry. The pollen is
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Speaker 22: I'm toasting you said, honey, we may be thrown. You'll
Speaker 22: never care me comps where the whiskey round landon there days,
Speaker 22: I'm blue.
Speaker 4: Holiday weekend in country Bumpkin Paradise. Let's go east, my friends,
Speaker 4: to how Now Brown County and the lovely village of Ripley, Ohio,
Speaker 4: right there in the banks of the Ohio River, to
Speaker 4: a place called Brookies on Main Street where the gang awaits.
Speaker 1: Good morning Gang, Good morning, oh Now.
Speaker 4: First and foremost, we have some some kudos to deliver
Speaker 4: some congratulations to one green Hornet Sherry who last weekend
Speaker 4: at the Harry Todge Festival honoring the memory and the
Speaker 4: legacy of the late Great Harry Todge.
Speaker 1: You you won an award, did you not Sherry.
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 23: Yes, I'm the twenty twenty four Golden Girl of Ripley.
Speaker 9: Wow, I have a crown.
Speaker 23: I have a crown and everything.
Speaker 4: Now this is this is the same award that at
Speaker 4: one time is stell Getty's be Arthur Rue McClanahan and
Speaker 4: Betty White won I remember the gold There you go.
Speaker 23: Yeah, I'm in a very afullic group.
Speaker 1: Hey, we have a birthday girl here this morning.
Speaker 23: Lisa's here this morning and she he's the big six.
Speaker 1: Oh well does she want you saying that on the radio.
Speaker 23: It's a little light now.
Speaker 8: It is.
Speaker 1: Well, how are you.
Speaker 4: Doing, Lisa, our old friend of of round Steak Fame, Kentucky.
Speaker 10: I am doing.
Speaker 23: I am doing wonderful. And we have we have my
Speaker 23: better half Alan here, and of course we have the
Speaker 23: little white demon dog Dina.
Speaker 1: Well, the dog, this dog is.
Speaker 4: It's a tiny little Chihuahua and it is the most
Speaker 4: vicious animal perhaps on the face of the earth.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't think, yes it is.
Speaker 9: You wouldn't.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't think that something so tiny could quite possibly
Speaker 4: rip your karateid artery out.
Speaker 1: But this dog, if any of them can do it,
Speaker 1: would do it.
Speaker 23: Yepf Darren, I'll tell you. I'm sure he'll tell you.
Speaker 8: Cristal will tell you till.
Speaker 1: You should have named the thing Satan. Good lord.
Speaker 23: Oh, actually, Dinah was a sweet little dog until Alan
Speaker 23: came along.
Speaker 8: She does not like anyone near Allan.
Speaker 23: Now if I was holding her, she wouldn't do that,
Speaker 23: but you can't, especially a woman cannot go near Allan.
Speaker 9: She's very tellous.
Speaker 4: Well you know what that could That could eventually help
Speaker 4: you out too, Lisa, So that's good. It's good to
Speaker 4: have a guard dog on your man. Twenty four to seven.
Speaker 23: Exactly, Well, we weathered the storms here in Ripley had
Speaker 23: had a lot of trees.
Speaker 24: Down, and they on your power back in powers back on.
Speaker 23: You know Brookies, Well, no Brookies, what bok Brookies is
Speaker 23: having a really good band tonight.
Speaker 8: It's called Joe.
Speaker 23: Cow's Band and they're gonna rock the house. So real
Speaker 23: good band out about once.
Speaker 4: Here's news that this is place to be by the way,
Speaker 4: you guys, you know, Doug and Angie have a generator
Speaker 4: at their house, so if it ever goes out, just
Speaker 4: go to dougging. You know where dougg an Angie is.
Speaker 4: They got plenty of food in the fridge and the freezer,
Speaker 4: and Doug will be happy to cook you something up.
Speaker 4: And you know, yeah, there's a big there's a big
Speaker 4: apartment complex across the street. If any of them are listening,
Speaker 4: just go across the street to Dug an Angie box. Yeah, hey, Doug,
Speaker 4: you Doug, Doug, you do you mind if I give
Speaker 4: out the address on the air.
Speaker 8: You pretty well did that.
Speaker 1: Listen, guys, I got a roll. Is there anything else, Doug.
Speaker 12: Quart, anything else there?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 4: And by the way, Darren and Doug and everybody there, Sherry,
Speaker 4: thanks for having Chris Goins and eye out for our
Speaker 4: farewell tour last Sunday.
Speaker 1: We had a blast.
Speaker 8: Thank you have done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, find if.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a farewell tour, I'd say we'd do it again,
Speaker 4: but you know it is probably will it is what
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 1: Six forty one. Bye guys. Steve Fromton, Ohio waiting in
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Speaker 4: Today with the building of humidity throughout the day, and yeah,
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Speaker 4: eighty four. Tomorrow we're up to eighty nine. But by
Speaker 4: fireworks time the western Southern WEBN fireworks around seventy seven
Speaker 4: with a nice little breeze and partly cloudy skies. No
Speaker 4: rain in sight for Tomorrow night, Monday, Sonny on Labor
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Speaker 16: Week one college football continues tonight. Cincinnati hosts the Towson Tigers.
Speaker 16: This afternoon. Kickoff is set for two to thirty. You
Speaker 16: can listen to that game on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 16: Kentucky takes on Southern miss ESPN fifteen thirty will carry
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Speaker 16: following their loss to enter Miami. Pregame coverage begins at seven.
Speaker 16: Kickoff is set for seven to forty. Catch the action
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Speaker 16: Roger Bacon shuts out Western Hills forty seven to nothing.
Speaker 16: Oak Hills fell to Middletown thirty four to fourteen. Clark
Speaker 16: Montssori Boat Race, Fayetteville Perry fifty eight to nothing. Mount
Speaker 16: Healthy Tops for All sixty two to thirty five. Fairfield
Speaker 16: beat Cole Raine thirty three to thirteen. Wyoming defeated Monroe
Speaker 16: twenty three to six. Lachland lost at Bethel Tate twenty
Speaker 16: eight to three. Witton Woods pulls out the winover Kings
Speaker 16: twenty to five, and shot E Feltz Madeira forty one
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Speaker 4: call a news of the week.
Speaker 24: Hello Gary, Jeff, that was excellent. Venezeweeland gang guests in Aurora,
Speaker 24: Colorado have overtaken an entire apartment complex, according to local officials,
Speaker 24: who are apparently okay with it because the ombres are
Speaker 24: quote mostly peaceful. It's the second multifamily residence this gang
Speaker 24: has taken over. The other is at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania
Speaker 24: Avenue in Washington, d C, which was being occupied by
Speaker 24: another gang, the Biden's immigrant illegals from Delaware. Fortunately, Hunter
Speaker 24: Biden has a supremo stage of cocaine in the White
Speaker 24: House to keep the guests mostly peaceful. Here's your takeaway
Speaker 24: from that live in quotes interview. It wasn't live. It
Speaker 24: was taped with Commy and the sergeant Commy looked very old,
Speaker 24: very tired. Joe Biden in drag the interview rap. A
Speaker 24: little bit later, I recall a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 24: on this show detailed I detailed one of the first
Speaker 24: Biden boondoggles that has long since been forgotten by conservatives
Speaker 24: but proudly hailed by progressives.
Speaker 13: Ah.
Speaker 24: Yes, progressives like failures because as good Marxists, they believe
Speaker 24: that we have to burn the village in order.
Speaker 8: To save it.
Speaker 24: If that doesn't make sense, neither does Marxism, which welcomes
Speaker 24: global conflictration in order to save the world for communism.
Speaker 12: Okay, let's get back to that.
Speaker 24: The twenty twenty one Infrastructure Bill, Remember that that became
Speaker 24: law wasn't about roads and bridges so much as it
Speaker 24: was about housing. And several states are using these funds
Speaker 24: to build so called affordable housing for illegal immigrants, which
Speaker 24: of course was very predictable. It's also proof that the
Speaker 24: Biden Bolsheviks intended to open the door to criminals from
Speaker 24: the very first day three and a half years ago.
Speaker 24: And since we have the marriage made in Hell, which
Speaker 24: is creeping communism betting down with fascism. Big industry, in
Speaker 24: this case housing and construction generally, is salivating over this
Speaker 24: huge dollar dump by the Feds. Amazingly, conservative pundits acted
Speaker 24: shocked this week when the California Senate passed a housing
Speaker 24: proposal for illegals that defies sensible banking practices and common sense.
Speaker 24: The border jumpers can get one hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 24: dollars to purchase a house with nobody down, zero interest,
Speaker 24: and you don't have to pay the principle back till
Speaker 24: the house is sold.
Speaker 8: Don't you wish you.
Speaker 24: Could have gotten that deal? You could have if you'd
Speaker 24: been smart enough to go to Mexico, swim back and
Speaker 24: declare yourself an illegal, making sure you are indeed documented
Speaker 24: to qualify for all these swag bag goodies. I'll bet
Speaker 24: you didn't think of cheating on all that COVID money either,
Speaker 24: did you? What the hell is wrong with you people?
Speaker 24: But wait, but wait, there's still time to do an
Speaker 24: over and back in Mexico. Commie Harris has proposed a
Speaker 24: federal bailout involving three million housing units, which probably means
Speaker 24: multifamily housing and a twenty five thousand dollars loan to
Speaker 24: go with it, presumably interest free. Stay tuned.
Speaker 12: Let's stop for a moment.
Speaker 24: The presumption by anybody with an IQ of over fifty
Speaker 24: is that these illegals covered by Harris also are in
Speaker 24: absolutely no position to repay these loans. Most are uneducated,
Speaker 24: they have no English language skills, and are possibly criminals
Speaker 24: who may trade their digs for a prison cell very
Speaker 24: soon if we get the law and action. Thank you,
Speaker 24: George Soros. A little more history, listen carefully. Back in
Speaker 24: twenty nineteen, socialist Bernie SANDERSOO and two other senators, one
Speaker 24: of them's Tommy Harris, unfurled the Housing for All programmed.
Speaker 24: You don't remember that you should. Bernie had also been
Speaker 24: the one behind the subprime lending crisis of two o
Speaker 24: seven and two eight, blaming bankers for being predatory lenders
Speaker 24: to low income folk. Camouflaged the fact that Sanders pressured
Speaker 24: those lenders to offer artificially low borrowing rates, But the
Speaker 24: economy then collapsed and the low income homeowners, even with
Speaker 24: those low interest rates.
Speaker 1: Couldn't pay their mortgages.
Speaker 24: Banks failed, and a deep recession followed. We never learned,
Speaker 24: do we? And Bernie never gives up. He succeeds marvelously
Speaker 24: in bringing this country to its knees. He's actually a
Speaker 24: damn fine communist is name see above speaking excuse me
Speaker 24: forgotten history when Tulsi Gabbered, the former Hawaii Democrat congresswoman
Speaker 24: and National Guard fit announced this week she's backing Trump.
Speaker 24: Did you remember that she was a one time co
Speaker 24: chair of the Democrat National Committee and now the FBI
Speaker 24: is after her. The Facebook chief and longtime Democrat operative
Speaker 24: Mark Zuckerberg also admitted this week that he cowtowed to
Speaker 24: the Biden swamp rats and allowed the government to tell
Speaker 24: him what he could print and not print during the
Speaker 24: twenty twenty election. Wow, among other stories that he deeped
Speaker 24: sixth the Hunter Biden laptop, and the Russian collusion hoax
Speaker 24: of twenty sixteen. Wow one suspects all these Democrats are
Speaker 24: crossing the road because they want to be on the
Speaker 24: winning side this time.
Speaker 19: Let's hope they're right.
Speaker 24: Meantime, on the campaign trail, Tommy Harris submitted to an
Speaker 24: interview by Dana Bash, a Democrat lap dog, but she
Speaker 24: had to be accompanied by her comfort.
Speaker 12: Dog, him Walls.
Speaker 17: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Thank you. Drive safely everyone.
Speaker 24: Question, why Commy would you choose somebody dumber than you?
Speaker 24: This is like did Joe Stalin having to answer to
Speaker 24: Jesus Christ in nineteen fifty three and asking the Lord
Speaker 24: if he could have Hitler as his counsel. Tim drove
Speaker 24: the campaign bus in Georgia this week, and when COMMI
Speaker 24: went on a potty break, he left the Commander in chief. Well,
Speaker 24: she is sure as ell, isn't Joe wondering where the
Speaker 24: master sergeant went. So she had to fly back to
Speaker 24: Washington on Air Force two, since Joe and Hunter still
Speaker 24: need Air Force one to commute to China for business.
Speaker 28: Ah.
Speaker 24: Tim goes a wall again, speaking of overseas assignments. Aren't
Speaker 24: you fascinated that Tim went to China thirty one times?
Speaker 24: Perhaps to pick some n I guess he was picking
Speaker 24: up some takeout that's capital code for consulting fees and
Speaker 24: another VP possible Remember this Mark kell Arizona. He may
Speaker 24: have lost out because he was in cahoots with a
Speaker 24: Chinese company involved in the spy pulloon business. My goodness,
Speaker 24: and COMMI. And COMMI says it's Trump who's too close
Speaker 24: to the Chinese. Oh my Lord good to see the
Speaker 24: Kami's image and not Joe Biden's is the one that
Speaker 24: will replace those of Washington and Jefferson on Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 24: Kami has changed her mind, she says, on so many
Speaker 24: issues that the Stonemasons think that she's too faced. So
Speaker 24: both the white slave owners had to go to make
Speaker 24: room for Kami.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 24: Adam Andershewsky of openbooks dot Com has died at the
Speaker 24: age of fifty five. God bless you Adam for your work.
Speaker 24: Take care of yourself, Gary, Jeff Thank you.
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Speaker 4: Hour of Well Saturday Morning edition for Saturday, August thirty, first,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four, last day of the month. Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 4: sitting down with you about seven minutes after the hour
Speaker 4: on a Saturday morning. Hello Chris to two point zero.
Speaker 4: Hello Brooksy, if you're still awake. I'm still hearing the
Speaker 4: crackling sounds every once in a while. That could just
Speaker 4: be my headphones or the noise inside my brain. How
Speaker 4: about we talked to Steve Shulty, our retired environmental engineer
Speaker 4: who's never tired of talking about the climate.
Speaker 22: I see tree so green, reds tea, I see them blue.
Speaker 7: Fun and I think to myself, what a wonderful.
Speaker 4: What a wonderful world. Satchmo indeed, and Steve s Shelty.
Speaker 4: My Friendy Vaughn, who and his wife have the Nissan
Speaker 4: Leaf and they love their little electric car, is waiting
Speaker 4: for this broadcast again to hear what else you have
Speaker 4: to say about ev boondoggles this morning?
Speaker 29: Ye again you your favorite topic? This one We're gonna
Speaker 29: lead off Will comes from the Heartlands to Environment and
Speaker 29: Climate News of August fifteenth, headline Electric buses not a panacea.
Speaker 29: Last week, the city of a city of Seneca, South Carolina,
Speaker 29: had just shut down, decided to shut down the Clemson
Speaker 29: Area Transit system, which serves Seneca and nearby Clemson University.
Speaker 29: Once towned is the world's first all electric bus fleet.
Speaker 29: Just a few years ago, two thirds of its expensive
Speaker 29: electric buses had broken down the company that made them
Speaker 29: went bankrupt. Puts are no longer available in the city.
Speaker 29: Hand afford replacement buses.
Speaker 4: But loaves an orange electric school bus.
Speaker 1: Electric school buses.
Speaker 29: Just the day Moore, Senega decided to shut down this
Speaker 29: transit system, Austin's Capitol Metro announced it was giving up
Speaker 29: its planned to electrify it bus fleet by twenty thirty.
Speaker 29: They just said the technology simply does not progress far
Speaker 29: enough to replace diesels.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 28: Then.
Speaker 29: We also have California Foothill Transit, one of the first
Speaker 29: agencies to use the so called rapid charge electric buses,
Speaker 29: and twenty ten has problems. Like Austin, the agency has
Speaker 29: dropped to completely electrified by twenty thirty. Instead, by twenty twenty,
Speaker 29: most of the electric buses of its fleet were out
Speaker 29: of service. We have another one here. It just keeps coming.
Speaker 29: Gary Jeff The Southeast Pennsylvania Transportation Authority maybe the largest
Speaker 29: agency to'll be to have frankically given up by electric buses.
Speaker 29: It pulled its twenty five bus electric fleetouse service and
Speaker 29: twenty twenty one when the buses were just five years old,
Speaker 29: and Albuquerque, New Mexico recently completed completely gave up on
Speaker 29: its electric buses and returned them to the manufacturer, a
Speaker 29: Chai coom company called byd And. One of the reasons
Speaker 29: this happened is when you were on the electric buses
Speaker 29: cost a lot more fifty percent more than diesels. But
Speaker 29: at twenty nineteen study by advocacy group called us p
Speaker 29: i RG predicted that buses nonetheless would save the transit
Speaker 29: agencies forty four hundred thousand dollars a piece over the
Speaker 29: lifetime due to lower fuel and maintenance costs. However, prid
Speaker 29: relate On relied on four success stories to justify this conclusion.
Speaker 29: Success Story number one was Gary Jeff, Yes, Seneca, South Carolina. Jeff,
Speaker 29: I mean you can't make it here.
Speaker 4: You can't make the stuff up, as we used to
Speaker 4: say in the radio business, and the hits just keep
Speaker 4: on coming.
Speaker 29: Here we are we have time for tornadoes.
Speaker 1: Real quickly, about a minute for tornadoes.
Speaker 4: That we're over and over and over again that deadly
Speaker 4: tornadoes have been spawned by man made climate change, and
Speaker 4: it's disaster upon disaster.
Speaker 1: What is the truth?
Speaker 29: The sea fact In the summer twenty twenty fourth special
Speaker 29: report the Associated Press made reported that this was a
Speaker 29: couple about a month ago, fifteen died due to severe
Speaker 29: weather across multiple states, and again they blamed it on
Speaker 29: climate change because April had the second highest number of
Speaker 29: tornadoes on record. The fact check is that while there
Speaker 29: are a lot of tornadoes this year, that does happen
Speaker 29: from time to time, tornado season unpredictable. In Spikey in
Speaker 29: twenty eleven, during the positing of global warming, there were
Speaker 29: twice as many tornadoes that already happened as up to
Speaker 29: April that year. In fact, the already gole includes a
Speaker 29: Noah National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration chart showing f five
Speaker 29: tornadoes from nineteen seventy to two thousand and twenty. In
Speaker 29: twenty eleven, Gary Jeff was third highest. The highest What
Speaker 29: year the highest number tornadoes occurred? What year nineteen seventy four?
Speaker 29: I remember over one hundred and thirty nine and twenty
Speaker 29: we're not even up to back in twenty. We're not
Speaker 29: even up to twenty f three's And if you look
Speaker 29: at the the graph quickly, the number and severity of
Speaker 29: tornados is not going up. The reality, the facts is
Speaker 29: that they are going down.
Speaker 9: But that does not.
Speaker 1: Print well, it doesn't fit the narrative.
Speaker 4: Thank you Steve as always for the truth instead of
Speaker 4: the propaganda and the lies that the other side seems
Speaker 4: to continue to want to push.
Speaker 1: And now Kamala says she's not in favor of banning cracking.
Speaker 30: UC football is Backcats stuff. Bear Cats kick off their
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Speaker 1: I can't believe what I've just seen. The nipple b
Speaker 1: rock end as the Red and Black battle for their
Speaker 1: first win oh or fifth cats head charges into the absult.
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Speaker 4: Your forecast as follow us on this Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 4: Scattered thunderstorms are a possibility today at any time, but
Speaker 4: mainly in the late afternoon with the heat and humidity
Speaker 4: of the day, building up a high of eighty four tomorrow,
Speaker 4: partly cloudy eighty nine for the western and southern web,
Speaker 4: and fireworks around nine o'clock. We're talking seventy seven degrees,
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Speaker 1: And a high then at eighty one. And now another
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Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 4: I wonder the presidential platform has included now making America
Speaker 4: healthy again.
Speaker 1: With Robert F.
Speaker 4: Kennedy Junior's war on processed foods, I figured that it'd
Speaker 4: be a great chance for Rococostellano and I to chat
Speaker 4: about this. It's something that he's been harping on for
Speaker 4: weeks and months, and no, you didn't listen until RFK
Speaker 4: started talking about it. So Roco and you know what,
Speaker 4: this never happens on a Saturday morning. We've been blessed
Speaker 4: with five minutes because they're rebooting our system while.
Speaker 1: We talk, so you have more time than usual.
Speaker 4: First and foremost, you wrote this article at rococostellano dot
Speaker 4: com about five sneaky food ingredients that will kill your brain.
Speaker 4: What are those five sneaky food ingredients that will kill
Speaker 4: your brain.
Speaker 9: I need to know, welltually, I wrote because you told
Speaker 9: me that you wanted you wanted to talk about this.
Speaker 9: I actually wrote an article last night.
Speaker 1: And I dropped it at around a one a m.
Speaker 1: War on processed foods.
Speaker 9: Food.
Speaker 28: Yes, yeah, and so so I can you know, I
Speaker 28: can go into the steaky foods or I can talk
Speaker 28: to you about uh like the Trump r K thing
Speaker 28: and and a really big thing about processed foods and
Speaker 28: most people just aren't, like they haven't understood it in
Speaker 28: Cincinnati for a really long time. And and processed foods
Speaker 28: are usually made with with the high sugars uh, like
Speaker 28: the high food those corn syrup really unhealthy fats from
Speaker 28: like the vegetable oils uh that use.
Speaker 9: Uh you know, like they decided to ban the like
Speaker 9: the partially partially hydrated yeah, you know, the hydrogenated oils.
Speaker 9: But hydrogenated fully hydrogenated oils are still part of of
Speaker 9: the mix in in other processes.
Speaker 11: The hydrogenated oil. Rocco break it down for me. So
Speaker 11: they add hydrogen to an oil to make it a solid, right,
Speaker 11: and so when you add you add hydrogen, so like
Speaker 11: a margarine starts out as as a canola oil or
Speaker 11: a vegetable oil, right, and then they add hydrogen to
Speaker 11: it in order to make it look like butter, right,
Speaker 11: And so that's gonna uh like they put that into cookies,
Speaker 11: into pop tarts, into into things like that, and so
Speaker 11: that's going to cause uh, this biosis in the gut.
Speaker 11: And most of the issues that come about with with
Speaker 11: processed foods.
Speaker 9: In general is is is of the this biosis in
Speaker 9: the gut, which is the imbalance of uh of the
Speaker 9: gut of microbiome or or uh the this the imbalance
Speaker 9: of the good of the good bacteria against the bad bacteria,
Speaker 9: which then causes inflammation. Inflammation is literally the enemy of
Speaker 9: of just about everything you know that the body does.
Speaker 9: So when you're causing causing all this all this inflammation
Speaker 9: and it starts at the gut, you're going to have,
Speaker 9: uh there's many different things out there, like the gut
Speaker 9: brain access. You're gonna cause a dementia, You're going to
Speaker 9: cause uh, you know, cognitive issues. Uh, the gut skin access.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have.
Speaker 9: A lot of issues with a roseationa uh, different kinds
Speaker 9: of arthritis. Even you're gonna have uh, you know, issues
Speaker 9: with the gut with the gut eye access too. So
Speaker 9: a lot of the stuff is finally coming out. And
Speaker 9: I'm really glad that Trump was smart enough to bring
Speaker 9: on r f K to you know, to address this.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and the media is gonna, you know, the media
Speaker 9: is gonna go after them, you know, because they have to.
Speaker 9: But you know, there's no there's there's literally no one
Speaker 9: uh that's talking about this, and it's finally it's finally
Speaker 9: coming to.
Speaker 4: A headco Costellano, Well, you know, I've.
Speaker 9: Been saying I've literally been saying this for years, and
Speaker 9: no one wants to No one wants to actually take
Speaker 9: accountability for their own bodies. They expect somebody else to douce,
Speaker 9: you know, to do something for them. And and you know,
Speaker 9: once you start talking about it, and once you start
Speaker 9: bringing it into the conversation.
Speaker 10: We're gonna uh you know, I mean, you can you can.
Speaker 9: Easily eliminate a diabetes, I mean easily eliminate diabetes. You
Speaker 9: can easily eliminate cancer and also.
Speaker 28: Uh and also heart disease if you just don't, if
Speaker 28: you if you look at the at the foods.
Speaker 1: Now, no listen, our time is now done.
Speaker 4: You've now talked for almost six minutes, and I understand
Speaker 4: the system is back up, so we'll have to continue
Speaker 4: this conversation next time.
Speaker 1: But I appreciate. I want to find out how.
Speaker 4: To eliminate my diabetes and Alzheimer's and all the rest
Speaker 4: of that, but I'm gonna have to wait a week,
Speaker 4: so I hope it doesn't kill me before then.
Speaker 9: Well if it does, it will no one kills.
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Speaker 31: Here's our reporter, Tom Davis. Good morning, Gary Jeff. This
Speaker 31: week only the Cheddar knows your future. But first, a
Speaker 31: woman has been charged with theft after stealing a hospital
Speaker 31: patient's eyeglasses. Twenty five year old Elizabeth Sampson was there
Speaker 31: to undergo a medical evaluation and was eyeing the eyeglasses
Speaker 31: of one of the other patients. She was able to
Speaker 31: swipe them and then safely stow them away between her
Speaker 31: butt cheeks. She apparently had enough booty to hide her
Speaker 31: bounty all the way out to the car, but she
Speaker 31: didn't count on the security cameras picking up her dubious deeds.
Speaker 1: It was a crazy moment.
Speaker 31: Aboard an Air Canada flight, passengers were forced to raise
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Speaker 31: leaked into the main cabin.
Speaker 1: Philth was flowing and slushing up and down the aisles.
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Speaker 31: Carr is back in the news. You may remember her
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Speaker 4: The Oh my goodness, Well, rather talk about that than
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Speaker 4: they go to the polls or vote fraudulently. Time for
Speaker 4: a science minute? Was science Mike.
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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, Michael, how are you? Good morning.
Speaker 10: Mike.
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Speaker 4: That's not gonna work. Okay, Well, let's go ahead and
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Speaker 4: I was ready to talk science with Science Mike, and
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Speaker 4: All right, ladies and gentlemen, without any further ado, it's science.
Speaker 4: Mike from del High, Good morning. Does science explain this?
Speaker 13: I think we're just talking about two of controversial topics here.
Speaker 10: They're coming after us.
Speaker 1: I you know, I don't know what's controversial.
Speaker 7: Well, you're not to decide that, carry Jeff the big
Speaker 7: man will Well, I'm certainly the news isn't controversial, but
Speaker 7: you know, sometimes the news isn't news, So I don't
Speaker 7: know anymore.
Speaker 1: But anyway, what did you have for us this morning?
Speaker 10: We'll you're right to it, Carrig, Jeff.
Speaker 13: So the early two thousand, the Germany German government decides
Speaker 13: they transition away from nuclear power, and they call it
Speaker 13: the the what they called the energy ONWNED whatever they
Speaker 13: could return that so they got they got rid of
Speaker 13: all their energy power nuclear power JEFT, which accounted for
Speaker 13: about one fifth of their of their energy energy needs
Speaker 13: and they went to win in solar. So so what
Speaker 13: exactly happened because of that, Well, they cost them six
Speaker 13: hundred billion dollars about in euros which about right now
Speaker 13: today about five hundred and fifty billion US dollars, and
Speaker 13: it decreased their carbon divisions by twenty five percent. But
Speaker 13: they'd have been better off if they would have kept
Speaker 13: the nuclear program and UH in effect and taking the
Speaker 13: six hundred billion dollars and UH build out their nuclear program,
Speaker 13: and that would have effectively decreased their their their their
Speaker 13: carbon footprint and by seventy five percent instead of instead
Speaker 13: of the current twenty five percent. They would have saved
Speaker 13: another three hundred billion dollars in the process because they
Speaker 13: had to spend all this extra money to build up
Speaker 13: the grid, to do all these other renewables, build the
Speaker 13: WIN generators and all all that stuff. And then and
Speaker 13: they went back and they're still using the seventy three
Speaker 13: percent fossil.
Speaker 10: Fuel that way, it's just been a total waste of
Speaker 10: I'll call it German tact.
Speaker 4: How do you say boondoggle in German? Sure someone is
Speaker 4: yelling at at the radio right now.
Speaker 10: Jeez, hey, you got Germany. It's a perfect example. We
Speaker 10: just we don't have the money to spend on this foolishness.
Speaker 4: And and and aside from that, carbon is good and
Speaker 4: necessary for life. Eight fourteenth. We're all made of carbon
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Speaker 4: Sport the tally from high school football last night, Liam
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 16: Simon Kenton defeated the Craig Yeast coach Mercer County County
Speaker 16: Titans sixty one to forty. Last night, Lakota East edges
Speaker 16: out Mason High School twenty to thirteen. New Miami tops
Speaker 16: Manchester forty to twenty. Springboro handles Edgewood thirty eight to seven.
Speaker 16: Talawanda falls to Bishop Fenwick six to fourteen. Campbell County
Speaker 16: Beechwood proved to be too much for Campbell County, winning
Speaker 16: forty two to twenty. McNicholas dominates Wheelersburg thirty four to thirteen.
Speaker 16: Little Miami falls to Turpin thirty four to three. Scott
Speaker 16: falls to the North Bullyd thirty five to twenty nine.
Speaker 16: Princeton dominates Sycamore fifty two to zero. Blanchester Highs twenty seven,
Speaker 16: Cincinnati Country Day twenty three, Cincinnati Hills beats Bishop Ready
Speaker 16: High School thirty five to thirty one, Coldwater High thirty one,
Speaker 16: Clinton Massey High fifteen. Elder beats West Catholic twenty to thirteen.
Speaker 16: Saint Francis de Sales tops Baden seventeen to three. Batavia
Speaker 16: scores fifty two points. Oh The Fighting Tony Pikes score
Speaker 16: twenty nine. Reading falls, Mohler dominates beciup d Winger forty
Speaker 16: two to eighteen. Finnytown falls to Saint Bernard Elmwood Place
Speaker 16: twenty eight to six. Milford shuts out Walnut Hills thirty
Speaker 16: eight to nothing. Homes shut out by Newport twenty seven
Speaker 16: to nothing.
Speaker 4: Did you give me the new Richmond score. My wife
Speaker 4: is a graduate of New Richmond.
Speaker 16: New Richmond with a big win over Williamsburg thirty four
Speaker 16: to nineteen. Scothen falls to Hillsboro thirty two to seven.
Speaker 4: Now nobody cares about this but me here because I
Speaker 4: am a nineteen seventy nine graduate of Hendersonville High School
Speaker 4: in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The Commandos usually have a pretty good squad,
Speaker 4: so I'm looking for Hendersonville, Tennessee, Hendersonville High School. Now
Speaker 4: there's another high school that wasn't there when I when
Speaker 4: I graduated, named Beach. I don't care about about Beach.
Speaker 4: I care about Hendersonville, Tennessee. Well, Hendersonville starts the season
Speaker 4: two and oh. Week one, they defeated Gallatin nineteen to sixties.
Speaker 4: Gallatin is our main rival. It's just up the road.
Speaker 1: And what happened in.
Speaker 16: Week two Northeast thirteen Hendersonville forty two. A dominant perform.
Speaker 4: Another one bites the dust for the Commandos, And yes
Speaker 4: we were called the Commandos. I only wish the cheerleaders
Speaker 4: had followed suit any comments. No college football Week one.
Speaker 4: We've got past week zero. We've got some games today
Speaker 4: on the schedule in some pretty good games you see
Speaker 4: is in action.
Speaker 16: Yeah, Cincinnati hosts the Towson Tigers this afternoon. Kickoff is
Speaker 16: set for two thirty, and you can listen to that
Speaker 16: game on Fox Sports thirteen sixty. Kentucky takes on Southern
Speaker 16: miss ESPN fifteen thirty will carry that action beginning at
Speaker 16: seven point thirty. Ohio State host Akron, where they are
Speaker 16: a big favorite over the Zips.
Speaker 1: Well they should be a big favorite over the Zeps.
Speaker 4: I mean, I mean, you've got guys who aren't really
Speaker 4: even student athletes who play for the Buckeyes. I mean,
Speaker 4: they're nearly pros already, so they should crush accurate.
Speaker 16: Couple notable top twenty five games Today, Thumbston and Georgia
Speaker 16: face off at noon. Penn State travels to Morgantown at
Speaker 16: noon as well. Seven point thirty big time matchup between
Speaker 16: Notre Dame and Texas A and M. And tomorrow night,
Speaker 16: LSU and USC face off in Las Vegas.
Speaker 4: All Right, FC Cincinnati back on the pitch after they're
Speaker 4: lost enter Miami.
Speaker 16: Yeah, the Orange and Blue are back in action against
Speaker 16: Montreal FC tonight. They look to get back in the
Speaker 16: win column. Pregame covers begins at seven. Kickoff e set
Speaker 16: for seven to forty. Catch the action on Fox Sports
Speaker 16: thirteen sixty.
Speaker 4: And the Reds were an over in the doubleheader yesterday
Speaker 4: at GABP against the Milwaukee Brewers. I mean the Brewers
Speaker 4: have their number plus. I mean the pitching situation just
Speaker 4: gets more and more ridiculous for this Reds because of
Speaker 4: all the injuries.
Speaker 16: On the bright side, Rhet Louder made his rookie debut
Speaker 16: in the night game of the doubleheader, and he pitched
Speaker 16: four innings, only giving up one run.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they gave up ten runs in the ninth
Speaker 4: inning whoever was in there, fourteen to nothing the final score.
Speaker 1: They go at it again tonight. Correct.
Speaker 16: The inside pitch begins at six fifteen with first pitch
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Speaker 1: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 4: I think it's probably time we go ahead and Gray
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Speaker 1: Rocky here for buff the dark like Spielberg to put
Speaker 1: your rask again. The boy that's music, Please, that's an.
Speaker 4: Old school Liam Lam. Turn that noise down, young man,
Speaker 4: turn that noise down. We had enough enough of the
Speaker 4: Shack Diesel and time time for the Moegger.
Speaker 1: Hey Mo, what's going on?
Speaker 4: Oh, we're just celebrating Shack Diesel's appearance at Great American
Speaker 4: Ballpark tonight after the next Red's disaster against the Brewers.
Speaker 1: Just looking forward to it.
Speaker 4: You know that when that CD came out, I was
Speaker 4: still in music radio, in contemporary music radio, and and
Speaker 4: so we got all of the CDs of the latest
Speaker 4: and greatest stuff that was out. And I love the
Speaker 4: very first Shack CD and let me tell you why
Speaker 4: it became my primary coaster on my coffee table today.
Speaker 4: Decoratives very nice. I don't think I ever ever put
Speaker 4: that in a CD player. Maybe I should have now
Speaker 4: read respect. It's one of those things, you know. I
Speaker 4: wish I'd save that for its intended purpose. So I
Speaker 4: could you know Diesel out with the Shaq, But no
Speaker 4: did were you? Were you a big fan of Shack Diesel? Uh?
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 8: I like Cicuil o'meal the basketball player. I know, I
Speaker 8: like the early Yeah, I like the early two thousands
Speaker 8: Lakers with Shaq and Kobe. I like the mid nineties
Speaker 8: Magic with Shack and Penny, But Shaqa Rapper didn't do
Speaker 8: it for me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and not so much Shack at LSU because he
Speaker 4: was still, you know, one of those what they call a.
Speaker 1: Work in progress then.
Speaker 8: And Shack at LSU was the best player in college
Speaker 8: basketball and should have been on the Dream Team instead
Speaker 8: of Christian Labor in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'll agree with that. There's a lot of Christian
Speaker 4: Latner hate out there to go.
Speaker 1: Around for everybody.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean, Christen Layner had an iconic college basketball
Speaker 8: career a good NBA career, played eleven years.
Speaker 10: I know, I know that you were taking good If.
Speaker 8: You were taking the players who were best able to
Speaker 8: contribute to the extent that someone needed to contribute.
Speaker 4: You would have taken SQUI all I remember about Christian
Speaker 4: Later he hit one good shot and he stepped on
Speaker 4: Kentucky players when they were on the ground.
Speaker 1: That's all I remember of Christian Later. And I'm not
Speaker 1: even a big uk Hawk either, I'm not a big
Speaker 1: UK fan.
Speaker 8: I mean, he played in four final fours. He made
Speaker 8: two of the most iconic shots in NCAA tournament history,
Speaker 8: was the most outstanding player in two final fours.
Speaker 4: So that's why, that's why Shryszewski let him get away
Speaker 4: with as much as he did in locker rooms and stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm just hurt story.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, but he was more than just one shot
Speaker 8: and one stomping of a mew Timberlake.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you've brought that back up. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Your your recall is excellent. Yes about some things anyway.
Speaker 4: So uh, I can't recall maybe a worst double header
Speaker 4: at home than the one we saw you were out
Speaker 4: of our Cincinnati Reds against the Milwaukee Brewers who always
Speaker 4: have the Reds number. I just didn't know they were
Speaker 4: going to put up ten numbers in the ninth inning
Speaker 4: when they were already beating them like rented step children.
Speaker 1: That was atrocious.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's nothing you can do if you're missing Hunter, Green,
Speaker 4: Nicolodolo and Greg you know, Abbott, all of them. There's
Speaker 4: nothing left.
Speaker 1: There is there no you know.
Speaker 8: I think there were a couple of things the game
Speaker 8: got out of hand. David Bell put Luke Maley in
Speaker 8: the game, Who's not a picture? When it was eight nothing.
Speaker 8: I've never seen David Bell put a position player in
Speaker 8: the middle of an inning, and I've never seen him
Speaker 8: visit the mound to talk to a position player who's
Speaker 8: pitching because you know, the other team's just teeing off
Speaker 8: on him. But it was non competitive. And you know,
Speaker 8: I was at that game last night, and that is
Speaker 8: Red fans typically don't boo, and when they do, you know,
Speaker 8: it's it's not as full throated as the booing you
Speaker 8: might hear in other cities. It was full throaded last night.
Speaker 8: There was a loud, loud, disaffection that was audible throughout
Speaker 8: the ballpark last night. The best thing this team has
Speaker 8: had going for it all season long. And the reason why,
Speaker 8: you know, you could cling to optimism for most of
Speaker 8: the summer was the starting pitching was good. You know,
Speaker 8: Hunter Green had put himself in a position where I
Speaker 8: think you at least had to consider his candidacy if
Speaker 8: you were talking about who was going to win the SIG.
Speaker 8: Nick Widolo had a really rough July, but prior to
Speaker 8: that had certainly shown some things that made you feel encouraged.
Speaker 8: Andrew Abbott same thing. And so that's the foundation, and
Speaker 8: it's the foundation for this year's team, but I think
Speaker 8: more importantly, it's the foundation for what they're doing moving forward.
Speaker 8: And you know, the season as a wash obviously, but
Speaker 8: I think I talked about this on my show this week.
Speaker 8: You know, number one, if you have had hopes that
Speaker 8: twenty twenty five could be better, and maybe it will,
Speaker 8: be that they started with the foundation of good, young
Speaker 8: starting pitchers that had each shown some flashes this year.
Speaker 8: And by the way, Rhet Lauder made his big league
Speaker 8: debut last night, and kid they drafted last year and
Speaker 8: did okay. But if you project twenty twenty five starting rotation,
Speaker 8: there's not a pitcher there who has gotten through a
Speaker 8: full big league season yet, either because of injury or
Speaker 8: guys who have been sent down, and so I think
Speaker 8: that gives you pause. And then I think just overall, it's,
Speaker 8: you know, for all of the good things that have happened,
Speaker 8: for all of the young players who have gotten to
Speaker 8: the big leagues, for as much as I think we've
Speaker 8: tried to identify, you know, the core guys the Reds
Speaker 8: can move forward with, there's still I think more more
Speaker 8: questions than answers about the makeup of the team, about
Speaker 8: who's going to fit which roles, about what they need
Speaker 8: to go get from the outside, about which players you
Speaker 8: could really move forward with. I think that's really frustrating.
Speaker 8: I'm sure it's frustrating for Nick Caral. It's frustrating as
Speaker 8: a fan where you know you've spent the last two
Speaker 8: seasons watching the Reds, you know, bring up some guys,
Speaker 8: each of whom have shown slashes, some of whom have
Speaker 8: obviously been injured, and you think ahead to next year,
Speaker 8: you think it had to beyond It's it's frustrating that
Speaker 8: there's still so much uncertainty when I think we at
Speaker 8: least thought by now you kind of knew what the
Speaker 8: team was going to look like moving into twenty twenty five.
Speaker 8: And if you don't know what the team is going
Speaker 8: to look like and you're dealing with a lot of uncertainty,
Speaker 8: then it's hard to feel really good about their chances
Speaker 8: of being significantly better next season.
Speaker 4: Let's turn our attention then to a team that we
Speaker 4: still have optimism in the Cincinnati Bengals as we get
Speaker 4: ready for a week one, you know, a week and
Speaker 4: a day away on September eighth, when they'll open up
Speaker 4: against the New England Patriots. What's the state of the
Speaker 4: Bengals right now in your estimation, your best guess, most
Speaker 4: best guess a week before the beginning of the season.
Speaker 1: How we looking.
Speaker 24: Good?
Speaker 8: And I think good in large part because the NFL
Speaker 8: has done him a favor and giving them three bad
Speaker 8: teams in the first month of the season. Sandwiched around
Speaker 8: that Kansas City game. Obviously, you know, the big story
Speaker 8: is the Jamar Chase thing. I am operating under the
Speaker 8: assumption that Jamar Chase is not going to play that
Speaker 8: first game. I don't know that he will or won't,
Speaker 8: but the way things sort of pivoted this week would
Speaker 8: suggest to me that you at least have to entertain
Speaker 8: the possibility that he's going to sit out the first game. Frankly,
Speaker 8: if you're entertaining that possibility, then you have to wonder
Speaker 8: is he going to sit out the second game against
Speaker 8: Kansas City. But I think mechanically speaking with the nuts
Speaker 8: and bolts of the football team, there's a few things
Speaker 8: that are really interesting to me. Number one, but they
Speaker 8: have to be better defensively. Right, worst team in the
Speaker 8: NFL against explosive plays, worst team in the NFL in
Speaker 8: yards per carry, tied for worse in the NFL in
Speaker 8: yards per completion allowed. That ain't gonna hunt this year.
Speaker 8: So you don't have to be among the league's best.
Speaker 8: You got to be somewhere in the middle of a pack.
Speaker 8: But that to me, you know, in terms of things
Speaker 8: that have to go better last year to this year,
Speaker 8: obviously number one is Joe Burrow has to play the
Speaker 8: entire season. But what I'm interested in finding out, and
Speaker 8: I'm not sure the Patriots had the team to test
Speaker 8: him in the first game of the season, is the
Speaker 8: retooling they've done on defense. Are the additions they've made
Speaker 8: going to be enough to take a unit that last
Speaker 8: year wasn't good in any area and make it around
Speaker 8: league average, and if the defense is around league average offensively,
Speaker 8: you feel like Bengals are going to be good enough
Speaker 8: to win more games than they lose. I'm also really
Speaker 8: interested in what they get out of the running game.
Speaker 8: You know, they said goodbye to Joe Mixon this offseason,
Speaker 8: and they have Zach Moss, they have Chase brown I
Speaker 8: think those two players to me seem at least a
Speaker 8: little interchangeable as the season begins. Are they going to
Speaker 8: be able to get more explosiveness? And one thing they've done,
Speaker 8: and you know this is sort of in the weeds
Speaker 8: kind of stuff, but you go back to last season
Speaker 8: when Jake Browning took over, the Bengals offense still mostly
Speaker 8: functioned and they played differently than they play when Joe
Speaker 8: Burrow is the quarterback. They put Jake Browning under center
Speaker 8: and they tapped into something there that I think worked.
Speaker 8: And one of the things they've tried to do this
Speaker 8: during training camp has been meshed that with how Joe
Speaker 8: Burrow likes to play, which is in the shotgun, so
Speaker 8: they've put him under center. What does that do for
Speaker 8: the running game? What does that do for play action.
Speaker 8: And then look, they've even without Jamar Chase, they've got
Speaker 8: a lot of really interesting weapons. I think they're better
Speaker 8: at tight end, they're as deep, I believe as any
Speaker 8: team in the league at wide receiver, and they've got
Speaker 8: a quarterback that we're all going to be watching very
Speaker 8: closely week one to see if there's any remnants from
Speaker 8: the risk ish. But I'm encouraged, and I know that
Speaker 8: Jamar Chase thing has thrown cold water over a lot
Speaker 8: of people's enthusiasm. I'm I'm as enthusiastic as I've been.
Speaker 8: I think this team has a chance to be really,
Speaker 8: really good. But look at the beginning of the season.
Speaker 8: The last two years they've played very poorly. Does that change?
Speaker 8: And you know, can I go to Kansas City and
Speaker 8: win Week two? If the answer is yes, what a
Speaker 8: great way to start the season. Because I do think
Speaker 8: no matter what, they'll at least speak out of the
Speaker 8: tree over New England.
Speaker 1: All right, very very well.
Speaker 4: Now, I wanted to just give us a Repriese here
Speaker 4: of the Shack Diesel, just to remind everybody here there
Speaker 4: is a reason great to attend.
Speaker 1: Gab go go ahead, Liam Cue that up would you.
Speaker 1: Oh you jealous talks can't stop MacDonald? All right, that's
Speaker 1: that's enough, Liam, that's a turn down. That noise.
Speaker 4: You kids are driving me crazy. How you doing, counselor
Speaker 4: I'm good, Well your MIC's not on? Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 5: All right, We've had all kinds of little issues this morning.
Speaker 5: Oh we'll get him in spades on my show. But
Speaker 5: we have a good producer who I know will fix it.
Speaker 5: And we have Dave Abbott who has been here.
Speaker 4: He drove in this morning because he's the only guy
Speaker 4: that even knows about the cloud, which is where all
Speaker 4: this is coming from.
Speaker 1: Somewhere in the cloud, by the cloud.
Speaker 10: I don't get it.
Speaker 4: Not the old days when there was like the engineers
Speaker 4: had a toolbox and they get out a screwdriver or
Speaker 4: wrench and say, oh, here's the problem right here.
Speaker 1: Have no idea.
Speaker 4: It's just you know, he's got the computer screen out
Speaker 4: and he's going I don't know, but if anybody's going.
Speaker 1: To know, it's him. That's right.
Speaker 4: He's been working hard. So to appreciate all of his efforts. Well,
Speaker 4: what did you think of the interview? Kamala? Finally, after
Speaker 4: forty days in the desert, she broke down. She came
Speaker 4: out of the wilderness and went on TV and got
Speaker 4: absolutely softballed by Dana Bash.
Speaker 5: You know, I don't agree. She cleared up all the
Speaker 5: issues in six tients. She explained all of her flip flops,
Speaker 5: and everything's great. She still has the same values all
Speaker 5: of that. That's the problem.
Speaker 4: I think the California socialist Marxist values that she came
Speaker 4: to Washington.
Speaker 5: With sixteen minutes, Gary Jeff, that's all she wants to
Speaker 5: give the American people. And I'm going to tell you something,
Speaker 5: and I've said this before, if the American people are
Speaker 5: going to fall for this crap, God helped the United
Speaker 5: States of America because it's nothing but lies and you know,
Speaker 5: shadow boxing, and I don't know, not as pessimistic as
Speaker 5: I usually am.
Speaker 1: Come on, let me give you a spoiler alert here.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, And this is something that nobody, including our
Speaker 4: masters here at iHeartMedia, want to hear. The only reason
Speaker 4: it's close is because we're saying it's close. I don't
Speaker 4: think it's close at all.
Speaker 13: I like that.
Speaker 1: I liked Elon Musk's survey of six million. Tell me
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 4: I haven't heard that seventy Trump out of six million people.
Speaker 4: That's a large sample.
Speaker 5: Well, and there's also that phenomena that both passed two
Speaker 5: elections where when people call for the poll, people don't
Speaker 5: want to say they're for Trump, that they hold that back.
Speaker 5: So I mean hopefully there's a lot of that going
Speaker 5: on too.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: I mean they're asking, they're asking only women that look
Speaker 4: like Rachel Levine who they're going to vote for.
Speaker 1: That's what the see. It's it's all about Genoa.
Speaker 5: That was a delayed reaction Rachel Levine and Birkenstocks ho.
Speaker 4: Yes, exactly. All right, well we're being told we need
Speaker 4: to go. So Saturday midday, Mike Allen just ahead and
Speaker 4: after the show show at Huddle's Cafe as Westside. Jim
Speaker 4: calls it my day job. I thought this was my
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