Speaker 1: You can't tell it, and it probably you will because
Speaker 1: of what professionals Ross and I are. Other than me
Speaker 1: telling you, you would probably have never noticed this. For
Speaker 1: some reason. I can't hear myself, or I can hear myself,
Speaker 1: but I can't hear anything else in the airchain back
Speaker 1: to me, which includes Ross's voice audio that I would
Speaker 1: play you the music bed you just heard as the
Speaker 1: show started. So we are. But since you can hear
Speaker 1: me and Ross is in there beating on stuff with
Speaker 1: pipes or whatever the fix it is, we're just going
Speaker 1: to roll with this thing. So just understand, if at
Speaker 1: any point I do sound it's a little distracted, it's
Speaker 1: because Ross got it fixed. So all right, good, wonderful.
Speaker 1: This is so weird not even hearing any of the return,
Speaker 1: but that's okay because what we lack in technology, but
Speaker 1: we lack in technology, we make up or in preparedness
Speaker 1: because we got a lot of fun stuff obviously coming
Speaker 1: our way today. Pete Callander will join us. That'll be
Speaker 1: at eight o five to uh, you know, talk about
Speaker 1: one or two items out there. The story in New
Speaker 1: York obviously is going to be one of those with
Speaker 1: the with the assassin, but now that has that has
Speaker 1: turned into something else, and we gave you a little
Speaker 1: inkling of it as we started the show yesterday. When
Speaker 1: I say something else, like specifically, you know, specifically, we
Speaker 1: we had Rachel Rachel Lorenz, Taylor Lorenz, former New York Times,
Speaker 1: Washington Post, whatever, absolute lunatic who feels bullied by the way.
Speaker 1: That's her big thing. If you remember her crying during
Speaker 1: the interview, it's because people bullied her.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: She she was out there posting on the blue sky
Speaker 1: some of those memes we were talking about. But also
Speaker 1: like the picture of the bluke was a Blue Crosses
Speaker 1: or human I don't know, one of the other company.
Speaker 1: I think it was Blue Cross posting the CEO's you know,
Speaker 1: name and likeness, which isn't private information, but it's the
Speaker 1: spirit of it. And then it was just absolutely everybody
Speaker 1: under the set, not everybody in total, but like across
Speaker 1: all the different demographics that were like, yay, the evil
Speaker 1: CEO is dead. That's what he gets.
Speaker 3: Then, and.
Speaker 1: Think about where that, think about what it is you're advocating.
Speaker 1: You're advocating the position of eat the rich. You realize that, right,
Speaker 1: even if you don't like the rich. You're advocating that
Speaker 1: position that words words weren't enough, were not getting in
Speaker 1: our way, and so they go out and they shoot
Speaker 1: a CEO, and I say they as though it's a conspiracy.
Speaker 1: Doesn't have to be. It's just that people are in
Speaker 1: spirit with it. Then it breaks it down just a
Speaker 1: little more, like, well, look at the response he got right.
Speaker 1: This is you're getting into that weird school shooter kind
Speaker 1: of thing where people feel that, hey, there's a way
Speaker 1: I'll be remembered. And every time you you know, every
Speaker 1: time you open that and you sit here and you
Speaker 1: perpetuate it and promote it, like the media does this stuff.
Speaker 1: They drive some of this narrative. Now it's easy in
Speaker 1: the world of health insurance because it is. It is
Speaker 1: absolutely one of the most frustrating things out there, and
Speaker 1: there are people who fall by the wayside, and the
Speaker 1: insurance companies are they don't have your best interest in mind.
Speaker 1: They have their investors, right, and as an adult you
Speaker 1: should know that, but you also have to understand how
Speaker 1: you're going to operate within the system. Doesn't mean there's
Speaker 1: not people in the insurance game that care, but at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, if you're a giant, giant
Speaker 1: health insurer. You're answering to shareholders most likely most of
Speaker 1: them are publicly owned. So and and no, is the
Speaker 1: system perfect?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: But is it better than things like the NA n
Speaker 1: H R, n I H or whatever that is over
Speaker 1: in the UK. Sure feels like it. Sure feels like
Speaker 1: it's better in Canada's too, since I used to live
Speaker 1: in Minnesota and medical tourism from Canada to UH to
Speaker 1: Minnesota is gangbusters. That Mayo clinic has a lot of
Speaker 1: Canadians flying around it, and it's not because the government
Speaker 1: covers it up there. So with with that in mind,
Speaker 1: you have almost this this this permissiveness, and that's where
Speaker 1: stuff starts getting dangerous. That's how people think they can
Speaker 1: take a shot at Trump and half the country will
Speaker 1: think they're cool of tality. Man, it's not a good look.
Speaker 1: And uh unfortunately that's so that's that's what we saw
Speaker 1: up there. Now, there is another story that I thought
Speaker 1: was pretty wild on how the these photos that emerged,
Speaker 1: how these photos that emerged of what they purport to
Speaker 1: be the suspect, but with his face uncover he's got
Speaker 1: to beg old grin on his faith. As I saw
Speaker 1: people spect that is that a guy or a guy
Speaker 1: I don't that looks like a dude but whatever, or
Speaker 1: is that the same guy? I don't know. I mean
Speaker 1: it kind of looks like the clothes and everything fit.
Speaker 1: And there's the timeline there. I mean, the officers are
Speaker 1: not just throwing it out because they looked at the
Speaker 1: photo and they went, that's probably him. Like remember, they
Speaker 1: were tracking They were tracking dude back because they got
Speaker 1: a whole surveillance network up there. So yeah, they're they're
Speaker 1: they're going through there and they're putting all this stuff
Speaker 1: together and so they have probably a number of reasons
Speaker 1: they feel that it was confidently him. But the question becomes,
Speaker 1: how do they get how if, if if, if people
Speaker 1: are professional and and all of that, how would they
Speaker 1: slip up and allow themselves to be filmed right there?
Speaker 1: And the answer is, uh, women, ladies, Yeah, tests hormones.
Speaker 1: Dude was so according to according to law enforcement, the
Speaker 1: photo that they released or the two other photos, but
Speaker 1: of with the smile, the reason he's smiling is because
Speaker 1: he's flirting and being flirted with h with the girl
Speaker 1: at the front desk of the hostel. He's trying to
Speaker 1: hit that and Apparently she's reciprocating telling police that she
Speaker 1: was flirting with him, and as part of flirting, she's say, oh,
Speaker 1: take your fat take your mask down so I can
Speaker 1: see your face there. Do I sound like a flirty girl?
Speaker 1: I'm very good at it. And he's like, yeah, you
Speaker 1: know why. And we mentioned this on the show the
Speaker 1: other day. Women we can lay rock women weakened legs.
Speaker 1: This is exactly what Mick was talking about going out there.
Speaker 1: Oh you got a girlfriend, all their weakened legs. Man,
Speaker 1: this is what he means by that. This guy has plan.
Speaker 1: He had his bike, he knew where he was going
Speaker 1: to go to avoid the cameras. He had the pistol,
Speaker 1: he had the silencer suppressor. Don't calling yellow ross over that.
Speaker 1: He had all of these things. He had this guy's
Speaker 1: itinerary at least enough to be knowing where he needed
Speaker 1: to wait, at what time he needed to wait. And
Speaker 1: then in a pretty methodical fashion, minus whatever the deal
Speaker 1: is with that pistol, and why is racking the slide
Speaker 1: which might be the attachment on there, the silencer, all
Speaker 1: of this, and he's going to be undone by a
Speaker 1: pumpkin spice latte and some girl he thought he could
Speaker 1: get her digit from. We're so dumb. We're so dumb.
Speaker 1: I bet the latte was for her. Do we even know?
Speaker 1: I mean, the power bars are probably his, but that
Speaker 1: is how they got the photo. She's she's flirting with him,
Speaker 1: which is which a pretty crazy thing. So I mean,
Speaker 1: think about that for a moment. These two are flirting.
Speaker 1: She's probably got some some thoughts going through her head.
Speaker 1: And then to find out later that that dude you
Speaker 1: were gonna go hook up with or at least, you know,
Speaker 1: hang out with, might be the one who just walked
Speaker 1: over and assassinated the CEO down the street, she probably
Speaker 1: wants to hook up with him more. Sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: You know I'm right though she won't say it, But
Speaker 1: that's that. That's that bad boy thing right there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they sitting in the hostel, You're probably surrounded with them,
Speaker 1: so maybe that's why you work there. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but yeah, that's crazy. That's crazy. That's the undoing of
Speaker 1: this dude who. By the way, I just want to
Speaker 1: be abundantly clear on this show. We want that person arrested,
Speaker 1: we want that person charged with murder. We want whatever
Speaker 1: led to it the tire story to come out so
Speaker 1: that people can, you know, understand everything, no matter how
Speaker 1: crazy or weird than it is. And I want the
Speaker 1: footnote to the story to always be that this individual
Speaker 1: may have gotten busted because he couldn't keep it in
Speaker 1: his pants. Just one of life's funny little twists as
Speaker 1: it as it pertains to this this particular story. And
Speaker 1: that's not our only update on it. But well, you
Speaker 1: you see how things are going. It's Friday, so everything
Speaker 1: gets thrown together. The operation get hag Seth is in
Speaker 1: full full force.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I think that they took it personally over there at
Speaker 1: Trump HQ, and so you had that moment where heg says, look,
Speaker 1: I remem with the President. He's just like, yeah, let's
Speaker 1: do this thing. Man, We're gonna keep doing this. Don't
Speaker 1: don't let him get you down. You had that, and
Speaker 1: then the media got mad because I think they thought
Speaker 1: they were going to push him out with the thing
Speaker 1: with his mom and all of that within a minute.
Speaker 1: Because remember confirmation hearings when the Republicans coming in are
Speaker 1: the absolute ringer, the absolute clenchius kind of search that
Speaker 1: you can imagine that they're willing to do to you. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Democrats come in, they're just like all right, I mean
Speaker 1: the Republicans do it, but it doesn't drive the narrative
Speaker 1: because the media won't parrot it or they'll carry water
Speaker 1: for it. They'll be like, oh, well, yeah, no, he
Speaker 1: was the mayor of He was the mayor of a
Speaker 1: small town in Indiana. But they had buses, have a
Speaker 1: very good bus system, you know, just a little stuff
Speaker 1: like that. So Haig says, going through there, and now
Speaker 1: now they think they got him because he drank some beers.
Speaker 1: He drank some beers at work. I thought of having
Speaker 1: a beer during this show, but I don't have any
Speaker 1: beer in the fridge there, so I thought it to
Speaker 1: have to pretend he drank some beer at work. However,
Speaker 1: it was in a pretty pretty specific situation. So we
Speaker 1: got tons of audio on this. We're gonna get to
Speaker 1: if we're able to fix whatever thing is that makes
Speaker 1: me so I can't hear things. And I'm not deaf.
Speaker 1: I checked because Ross and I obviously had it off
Speaker 1: the year conversation, and we can hear each other's voices,
Speaker 1: so it's not that. But yeah, yeah, so we'll dive
Speaker 1: into that. Just when I can get into the audio
Speaker 1: and what a villain arc man. I did not have
Speaker 1: this on my Bengo card. So I want you to
Speaker 1: understand that you are waking up in a country right now.
Speaker 1: You're waking up in a country right now where if
Speaker 1: you did a popularity poll and this would be terrifying
Speaker 1: and maybe one of these pole companies got nothing better
Speaker 1: to do. Maybe this is what you should do today.
Speaker 1: I want to see the favorability rating on CEO Shooter
Speaker 1: guy and Hawk to a Girl because I feel like
Speaker 1: right now, at least if the Internet, which I understand
Speaker 1: is not reality, but Twitter is the closest to reality,
Speaker 1: at least as it breaks down across our demographic lines,
Speaker 1: I would say that people on Twitter are more mad
Speaker 1: at this Haley Welch chick the Hawk to a girl
Speaker 1: to spit on that thing. Girl, Yeah, more mad at
Speaker 1: her than the guy who murdered somebody in an assassination
Speaker 1: in Manhattan the other day. Why she did the crypto
Speaker 1: rug pule thing. So if you don't know, if you
Speaker 1: don't know how this works, And by the way, I
Speaker 1: don't need a bunch of crypto bros calling me and okay,
Speaker 1: well now I can hear myself so we got that
Speaker 1: going for us. So so that's that's it. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: so distracted, I've to take my headphones off. All right.
Speaker 1: So anyway, Haley welch talk to a girl? All right?
Speaker 1: Now I can just hear Ross's voice in my ears,
Speaker 1: So all right, yep, yep, yep. All right, dude, this
Speaker 1: is I'm telling you. This is like doing surgery every
Speaker 1: day while spinning plates man sometimes sometimes with the tech.
Speaker 1: Uh So, Hailey Weld, social media influencer, hawked to a girl.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, here was the thing because people initially they
Speaker 1: had like some big opinions on this girl, and I'm
Speaker 1: just like, whatever, she's drunk. You asked her a question,
Speaker 1: she said something, so you thought it was funny if
Speaker 1: you thought she was cute, or you like the accent
Speaker 1: or whatever, and that's fine. It was funny. It was
Speaker 1: funny for the moment, and then you just moved on
Speaker 1: from there. And and so she now has to figure
Speaker 1: out how she's gonna seize that fifteen minutes. And of
Speaker 1: course I think most people were like, ah, when does
Speaker 1: the only fans open? But she didn't go that route.
Speaker 1: She went and she established a podcast, because everybody has
Speaker 1: a podcast now even though this is the superior one.
Speaker 1: So she does a podcast and she gets big guess.
Speaker 1: I've seen little clips on like YouTube shorts and whatnot
Speaker 1: of her sitting there with like Rachel Maddow. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: not Mark Cuban. I apologize, I confuse them, and and like,
Speaker 1: so she's got big guests. I don't know how she's
Speaker 1: monetizing it, but I see her everywhere. So she was
Speaker 1: making a run at it, but apparently the run wasn't
Speaker 1: fast enough. So what did she do. She launched her
Speaker 1: own crypto coin. And here's how the shady launches work.
Speaker 1: And by the way, this is not every crypto. Don't
Speaker 1: call on you all at me because I don't care,
Speaker 1: all right, I do care. And by the way, yes
Speaker 1: I do own some crypto. I bought it as a
Speaker 1: joke on the radio years ago. And it may start
Speaker 1: with a bit so what do you know? But in
Speaker 1: these case you get. What you do is you get
Speaker 1: one internet idiot, all right. It could be a Paul Brother,
Speaker 1: It could be this check, It could be anybody, could
Speaker 1: be just someone. It could be that low life running
Speaker 1: around Korea, Johnny Somali or whatever. It can be any
Speaker 1: of it. But generally it's going to be attached. It's
Speaker 1: a meme coin because it's attached to kind of a
Speaker 1: meme individual. Really, and you say, I've launched my coin,
Speaker 1: all right, So like let's let's say we did ross coin, okay,
Speaker 1: and then you launch it, and then immediately Ross and
Speaker 1: his inner circle they own ninety seven percent of the
Speaker 1: coin or whatever it is, and then and they and
Speaker 1: now they start selling it, and they sell it, obviously
Speaker 1: at at a much more inflated price. I think the
Speaker 1: valuation of a coin. For a moment the market cap
Speaker 1: was like a half billion dollars and then within twenty
Speaker 1: minutes it's worth a tenth of it. But you've sold
Speaker 1: it the high price to all of your fans and
Speaker 1: taken their money. It might be illegal, it should be,
Speaker 1: and this chick could end up in jail where I
Speaker 1: don't know if you spin on it in there. I
Speaker 1: don't We'll be back because now I can hear Ross
Speaker 1: and I can hear all our stuff. But then our
Speaker 1: our log has disappeared, which is a digital thing. But
Speaker 1: now it's back, so I guess maybe I'll Can you
Speaker 1: smell anything, I can't smell anything, so I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on, but they got the Gerbil back in
Speaker 1: place and off we go. So I'm so glad it's Friday. Ross.
Speaker 1: You know, I had a great thought this morning. Do
Speaker 1: you know what?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 1: What today is? After today's show?
Speaker 5: Two weeks till the vacation. Vacation not as if I'm
Speaker 5: cutting down or anything.
Speaker 1: No, he not that he has a giant advent calendar
Speaker 1: in there, but not one that's sync to the to
Speaker 1: the Christmas holiday, but rather pays off on what is
Speaker 1: the twentieth or last show of the year. I think so,
Speaker 1: so whatever that Friday is, And but it's leftover turkey
Speaker 1: sandwiches in each of the holes and not chocolate. So
Speaker 1: he's just he's just flexing now, all right, So Pete
Speaker 1: hag Seth, he was the object of yer. Do you
Speaker 1: see the Washington Post headline? Hold on just a second. Sorry,
Speaker 1: we were trying to make our stuff work, so I
Speaker 1: got distracted. Uh, here we go, and I need I
Speaker 1: need military folks to help me out with this one. Okay.
Speaker 1: Now the Washington Post headline is as follows, Get out
Speaker 1: of my way. Ah, just want to see the headline.
Speaker 1: I hate this stuff so much. These paywalls. Your whole
Speaker 1: business model's busted. Nobody cares. So it has to do
Speaker 1: with hegsas Bronze stars. Okay, and what what is your
Speaker 1: understand a Bronze Star? Ross? You and I are both
Speaker 1: non military, what is your understanding of a Bronze Star?
Speaker 1: So if you find out somebody got a Bronze Star, I.
Speaker 5: Would say if if you, like someone came up to
Speaker 5: me and said, hey, I have a Bronze Star my
Speaker 5: dad did, I'd be like you, They're a badass. That's
Speaker 5: my assessment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be that would be most peaceable people's assessment. Now,
Speaker 1: I understand, and I understand that Bronze Stars are awarded
Speaker 1: for a variety of things. It's not necessarily you know,
Speaker 1: the stories don't have to be the same as a
Speaker 1: Medal of honor recipient or something. Right there, that being said,
Speaker 1: they are a they are a It is a award
Speaker 1: of distinction, okay. And it is one that I as
Speaker 1: far as I've known, Washington Post has always been a
Speaker 1: fan of, including this. Here's one from where they were
Speaker 1: reporting on a guy who received let's see here Bronze Star.
Speaker 1: A Army sergeant here we go was honored with the
Speaker 1: bronze Star for taking on duties above his rank. And
Speaker 1: they write this whole story and they're very excited because
Speaker 1: you know who gets to give them the award, Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden got to give him the award, and so
Speaker 1: he's given him this bronze star and it was this
Speaker 1: is a big damn deal, which is fine. Look, I'm
Speaker 1: you know, good for getting the recognition for doing something
Speaker 1: like that. So fast forward, because heg Seth, heeg seys
Speaker 1: got himself a couple of these. And again the Washington
Speaker 1: Post apparently they've switched all their employees because they have
Speaker 1: a very different take. Here's the headline. Bronze stars like
Speaker 1: those heg Seth earned are common among military officers. So
Speaker 1: here's the deal. Because I do know this to be
Speaker 1: the case, and you know, not all purple hearts are
Speaker 1: the same. You start getting into things with clusters and
Speaker 1: things like that. That being said is still a word
Speaker 1: of distinction. But is the Washington Post right that these
Speaker 1: two bronze stars that Hegseth earned are essentially meaningless. You're
Speaker 1: willing to got you, you're willing to go that they're
Speaker 1: out the common among military officers. So a military officer
Speaker 1: is never just has served with distinction if they happen
Speaker 1: to have a bronze star. Because I know a military
Speaker 1: officer with a bronze star, and the story with that
Speaker 1: and his purple hearts sound pretty it sounds pretty badass.
Speaker 1: Sounds pretty badass, like Rambo kind of badass stuff there,
Speaker 1: so does I'm not sure how it works. So I
Speaker 1: as a civilian, somebody's gonna have to help me out.
Speaker 1: Somebody's got a couple of bronze stars like the one
Speaker 1: heg says has Is it no big deal? Ho hum or?
Speaker 1: Is the Washington Post just doing Washington Post stuff? Eight
Speaker 1: eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. I'm
Speaker 1: just curious, right, I'm not going to come on here
Speaker 1: and tell you that I know everything. Some of the
Speaker 1: stuff I don't know, And a lot of this is
Speaker 1: culture on. But you know, to a civilian, when you
Speaker 1: see a guy with a couple of bronze stars and
Speaker 1: they're not, you know, acting insane at that moment, you
Speaker 1: tend to have a positive thought on that individual or
Speaker 1: purple heart, unless you're Jane Fonda, then they're all baby
Speaker 1: killers or whatever. But no, for most people, that's fine.
Speaker 1: So The Washington Post sees that people see this and
Speaker 1: they realize it's another attack point to go after Hagseth,
Speaker 1: and so they do. And they're not alone. Everybody was
Speaker 1: trying to get their rib kicks in yesterday, including CNN,
Speaker 1: who boy, oh boy, is hung up on people drinking
Speaker 1: on the air. I want you to remember that CNN
Speaker 1: has a big pro or in this case, not even
Speaker 1: not even on the air. So no, no, no, people are
Speaker 1: sending me emails. No, no, no, this is what I want
Speaker 1: to know, all right, Yes, there is a distinction. People
Speaker 1: can get a bronze star if you're a field grade
Speaker 1: officer or a senior enlisted based on your deployment in war.
Speaker 1: Then there's bronze star with value. I absolutely yeah, these
Speaker 1: are the words I was searching for. I understand that
Speaker 1: there's a difference there. The point that I'm making is
Speaker 1: it's why is all of a sudden Washington Post bringing
Speaker 1: this up. By the way, the bronze star in that
Speaker 1: other story I used was also not the v not so,
Speaker 1: but Washington Posts had a very different outlook on it.
Speaker 1: So it's fine to contextualize, but you've got to be
Speaker 1: consistent when you do it. And that's why I asked
Speaker 1: this question on the show, and I'm kids, this is
Speaker 1: why I want the answers. I want people to be
Speaker 1: armed with the information because now Washington Post is having
Speaker 1: to essentially slight the previous outlook on this stuff so
Speaker 1: they can go after somebody, and then it becomes telling
Speaker 1: as to why they're going with it. CNN, on the
Speaker 1: other hand, like I said, they decided to go a
Speaker 1: slightly different route get after heg Seth. And I don't
Speaker 1: want to say drinking on the air, but drinking adjacent
Speaker 1: to the air.
Speaker 6: And we just have to sort of put some meat
Speaker 6: on the bone here, which is allegations keep coming out
Speaker 6: of various forms. One of thembum was at the Washington
Speaker 6: Post yesterday, which reported at Fox News Hegseth had a
Speaker 6: reputation as a heavy drinker. That's according to six former
Speaker 6: Fox News employees who worked directly with Hegseth and saw
Speaker 6: him drinking on the job or visibly drunk at work
Speaker 6: events and who spoke on the condition of anonymity out
Speaker 6: of fear of retaliation and before.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, so yeah, so retaliation. So these
Speaker 1: are all former employees. Probably they're tech people, who now
Speaker 1: work for CNN. Because it's a small group there, right,
Speaker 1: kind to go back and forth and so so they're
Speaker 1: sitting there and they're feeding this stuff to it. But
Speaker 1: the wording is important. Saw him drinking at functions, and
Speaker 1: I believe hegseeth when he did. He did an interview
Speaker 1: with Megan Kelly said that, yeah, before he met his
Speaker 1: wife and and found religion, he was the hard drinking dude. Also,
Speaker 1: you know, love the ladies, good looking guy. Obviously he's smart,
Speaker 1: in a pretty high profile position, easy to fall into
Speaker 1: that trap. But now I'm like, did I don't know,
Speaker 1: did they kidnap all those kids all at once? Got
Speaker 1: so many damn kids? And and just you know, talking
Speaker 1: about how he is now. I don't know. I'm not
Speaker 1: around the guy each and every day, but the allegations
Speaker 1: need to be something more than he drank at a
Speaker 1: company function. Give me some of that on air drink.
Speaker 1: Can you do any on air drink? And tell me
Speaker 1: about you?
Speaker 6: And I want to say that heg Seth's attorney, Tim
Speaker 6: Parlatory very clearly denied those claims, and Porter pointed to
Speaker 6: on the record Fox employees who supported and do support
Speaker 6: for the people will give you their names.
Speaker 7: And hag Seth himself behind closed doors talking to senators
Speaker 7: as well as a little pit stop in the house
Speaker 7: yesterday also said of the same things. I am not
Speaker 7: an alcoholic. That is what he is telling these senators.
Speaker 7: Seems like some Republican senators have welcomed that, specifically the
Speaker 7: promise that hag Seth is making to them, which is,
Speaker 7: I also will not be drinking on the job. I
Speaker 7: will not be drinking if I am confirmed.
Speaker 1: Because there's a whole narrative just created.
Speaker 6: And that's pretty significant.
Speaker 7: Maybe could move the needle, but there's still so many
Speaker 7: other questions.
Speaker 1: And just in her report, I'm sorry, I gonna pause this,
Speaker 1: you moron. She is, she is in her in what
Speaker 1: she's saying right there. She's now accepted the premise as
Speaker 1: fact that hag Seth would just you know, he just
Speaker 1: drinks on the job. But don't worry, he promises he
Speaker 1: won't do it. You feel the capture there. What they're
Speaker 1: trying to do. It's the when did you stop beating
Speaker 1: your wife?
Speaker 3: Thing?
Speaker 1: Oh well, he said he wouldn't do he wouldn't drink
Speaker 1: on the job. There four, he's promising to not do
Speaker 1: the thing he previously did, and we're going to assume
Speaker 1: that it's accurate for the purpose of this. It's a
Speaker 1: it's a weird little trick, a little thing there, but
Speaker 1: but it has to it now operates on your BS premise.
Speaker 1: And and so you're it's so now the question and
Speaker 1: the and the in the minds of the viewer is
Speaker 1: supposed to be, will he honor his commitment to not
Speaker 1: be the psycho drunk he always is?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Will he turn his life around? And you've never established
Speaker 1: the fact that this was in any way, shape or
Speaker 1: form a thing anyway? Do you understand what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: All Right, we'll.
Speaker 7: Continue Christmas reporting about right now. There aren't any hard nos, Well,
Speaker 7: there could be at a certain point.
Speaker 1: All right, So so this is this is what CNN
Speaker 1: is cooking up. And well, while they prepared it for
Speaker 1: everyone to get fired, does that happen in this week?
Speaker 1: When does that happen? And where they're firing all the
Speaker 1: CNN people pretty quick? Here? So I guess I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe some folks like I'm probably out of here. So
Speaker 1: let's keep the behavior going that God is here development
Speaker 1: as Pete Hexath. All right, So here's a whole segment.
Speaker 1: They decided to do you ready development.
Speaker 8: As Pete Hexath fights to hold on to his nomination
Speaker 8: for Defense Secretary, he arrived on Capitol Hill just a
Speaker 8: short time of go as. New reporting from the Washington
Speaker 8: Post cites six former Fox News employees who say they
Speaker 8: witnessed Hexas drinking at questionable moments. They say Hexath quote
Speaker 8: had a reputation as a heavy drinker, and they say
Speaker 8: they saw him quote drinking on the job or visibly
Speaker 8: drunk at work.
Speaker 1: Evets.
Speaker 8: CNN has learned that Hexath has faced questions from senators
Speaker 8: including are you an alcoholic?
Speaker 1: Or you a womanizer?
Speaker 8: And did you embezzle money?
Speaker 1: And by the way, he's facing questions from a bunch
Speaker 1: of people who themselves are probably functional alcoholics. Good good,
Speaker 1: there's good bunch of women there. That's some high. Washington,
Speaker 1: DC is a hard drink in town, and especially when
Speaker 1: it comes to Congress. I don't know if it's quite
Speaker 1: the h the giant weird orgy stuff that Madison was
Speaker 1: talking about, but maybe so. And then then this just continues.
Speaker 1: This is CNN's day.
Speaker 9: But new reporting Wednesday night from the Washington Post cites
Speaker 9: several employees from his time as a Fox News host
Speaker 9: that seem to undercut those claims. They write this quote.
Speaker 9: Heg Seth had a reputation as a heavy drinker. According
Speaker 9: to six former Fox News employees who worked directly.
Speaker 1: This is fifty one intelligence antaists. By the way, just
Speaker 1: this is there. You know they love lists. We've talked
Speaker 1: about this. They love the list. Oh we all we
Speaker 1: got eight because when you're when they're, when everyone's anonymous,
Speaker 1: you can make up whatever number you want, make whatever
Speaker 1: number you want. Absolutely, I have eight thousand former iHeart
Speaker 1: employees who all will testify that Ross likes mild chicken
Speaker 1: wings and he's been lying to you, the milder the better.
Speaker 1: But one any of that buffalo in there, And I
Speaker 1: got I got eight eight million former iHeart employees. So
Speaker 1: you're cooked. Man. Sorry, I can't tell you who. But no,
Speaker 1: that's I got the number here. That's what you're That's
Speaker 1: this exactly.
Speaker 9: With heck Seth, and saw him drinking on the job
Speaker 9: or visibly drunk at work events. They spoke on the
Speaker 9: condition of anonymity out of fear of retaliation.
Speaker 1: How would they how would they as former former employees
Speaker 1: of Fox news, how who would retaliate against them? Oh, oh,
Speaker 1: you're shaping up the bigger narrative. See, that's why we're here.
Speaker 1: And the bigger narrative is if you thought anonymous source
Speaker 1: usage around Donald Trump was bad in twenty sixteen, you've
Speaker 1: seen nothing. And because that's the justification right there. It's
Speaker 1: not retaliation from you know, people who work in the industry.
Speaker 1: It's retaliation from the president. And because they've created this
Speaker 1: narrative that he's going to run around and pushing people
Speaker 1: out of win like Vladimir Putin, that you are allowed
Speaker 1: to violate the norms of many of these things. So
Speaker 1: you can make up whatever you want, and you can
Speaker 1: say it's anonymous, and you can never give up the
Speaker 1: sourcing because if you do, that person will be drugged
Speaker 1: from their house in the middle of the night and
Speaker 1: summarily executed or whatever narrative you're putting out there. So
Speaker 1: you're going to get anonymous sourcing on steroids this time around,
Speaker 1: because this is the justification they're using. It's the same justification.
Speaker 1: Now CBS News is reporting that those pardons, preemptive pardons,
Speaker 1: those are going to be a thing probably, So we're
Speaker 1: talking Fauci and Liz Cheney, and by the way, they're
Speaker 1: calling them bipartisan pardons because Liz Cheney's in there. The
Speaker 1: amount of norms being violated, new things and angry reactions
Speaker 1: that you're going to see, they've been a little stayed
Speaker 1: right now. It hasn't felt like twenty sixteen. But I
Speaker 1: feel like it's going to be much more ominous than
Speaker 1: that because they got nothing to lose, had nothing to lose,
Speaker 1: and uh, you know, the highlight for some of them
Speaker 1: over at CNN is if somebody gets the Butler thing right.
Speaker 1: I think, as crazy as that sounds, you have people
Speaker 1: who think that if you believe that the Fourth Reich
Speaker 1: is upon you and all of that. Again, it justifies
Speaker 1: all of these things. It justifies acting in a new way.
Speaker 1: They're in the media and just doing whatever you want
Speaker 1: and destroying people, absolutely destroying people.
Speaker 9: Ex That's Lawyer denied the reports when asked for comment
Speaker 9: by the Washington Post. Now HESP needs to win over
Speaker 9: Republican senators to get confirmed.
Speaker 1: Okay, so what you want an example? Because I wanted
Speaker 1: an example. I mean, what does that mean? He's he
Speaker 1: would drink on the job, and he was drunk in events, Well,
Speaker 1: what events? Was he was he drunk at? Was he
Speaker 1: drunk at a big old barbecue that they had for employees.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they have those for Fox, but
Speaker 1: I mean, was it? Was it the Christmas party? Was
Speaker 1: he drunk at the Christmas by? Well, what are you
Speaker 1: talking about? Give me an example? And then they did,
Speaker 1: and then they did so apparently, and this was Fox
Speaker 1: and Friends was doing a segment. They were doing a
Speaker 1: segment on a very particular day. I would say it's
Speaker 1: one that falls in March. It's in the middle of March.
Speaker 1: I would say, it's Boston, Paul's favorite day. So they're
Speaker 1: doing a segment and as part of the segment, they
Speaker 1: had poured Irish beers into these cups, and the cups
Speaker 1: are sitting there. They get done, They get done with
Speaker 1: the show. When does Fox and Friends at nine or whatever?
Speaker 1: Ten nine or ten, they get done with the show?
Speaker 1: Haig Seth, he's like a happy say, picks up one
Speaker 1: of the beers, which admittedly had been sitting there for
Speaker 1: I think they said like an hour. So I don't
Speaker 1: know how stale or warm that's gonna be or whatever,
Speaker 1: but if it's a Guinness, he picked it up, and
Speaker 1: he drank it and was making jokes about it being
Speaker 1: Saint Patrick's day. What are you talking about. It's Saint
Speaker 1: Patrick's day. His show's over. And here's the other thing
Speaker 1: you all don't realize. Even though Ross doesn't drink anymore,
Speaker 1: maybe he can. He can, he can echo this with me.
Speaker 1: It's less weird for somebody who gets up at two
Speaker 1: or three in the morning to have a beer at
Speaker 1: one in the afternoon, even though societally you may think
Speaker 1: that it's weird if you go to bed at oh,
Speaker 1: you know, super early and you get up super early,
Speaker 1: or if you work third shift, you work an overnight shift.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because your entire schedule, your timeline is shifted.
Speaker 1: Do you know what time I eat lunch? He lunched
Speaker 1: after the show.
Speaker 5: I was just about to say, like, we eat dinner
Speaker 5: at like three thirty, yeah, because Marky gets up kind
Speaker 5: of early too. But yeah, I mean I get up
Speaker 5: at two thirty three o'clock.
Speaker 1: So so you know, it's so if I if I
Speaker 1: want to go down to Raleigh Times or whatever, I'll
Speaker 1: go down there sometimes and it's two in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: You can look at me weird that I'm drinking a beer.
Speaker 1: That's me sitting down to do some show prep and
Speaker 1: get ready to eat dinner because I don't like to.
Speaker 1: You know, you know you shouldn't eat within a certain
Speaker 1: amount of time when you go to bed, but it's
Speaker 1: when you have this schedule. It's too easy to do that,
Speaker 1: so you have to like convince yourself to eat a
Speaker 1: little earlier. But that's your that's it, all right, we'll
Speaker 1: be back phone number eight eight eight nine three four
Speaker 1: seven eight seven four. Well, I apologize, excuse me, of course,
Speaker 1: you gotta sneeze right when I come back. He's Ian
Speaker 1: Craig Cray today. All right, I apologize for accusing you
Speaker 1: of posting a fake photo. And I'm horrified that that's real.
Speaker 1: This is why I don't like photos. Excuse me. So
Speaker 1: there's a Biden photo and yeah, look the guy. The
Speaker 1: guy's an old dude, all right, he's got you know,
Speaker 1: he's got the uh, the weathered lines there. And even
Speaker 1: though he did he does look botoxy. Let's let's go
Speaker 1: in and be honest. It's not it's not as good side.
Speaker 1: It's not his best angle. Where's ross brow? He wrote?
Speaker 1: Looks like dude was just visited by all three Christmas
Speaker 1: ghosts or he is one. But yeah, absolutely, all right, Well,
Speaker 1: I apologize. I thought that I didn't realize that that
Speaker 1: was real. Oh are you kidding me? Is there one
Speaker 1: thing more today? They can just stand in the way
Speaker 1: of getting the news out? I'm assuming this is probably
Speaker 1: we spiked my water this morning. All right, Well, that's
Speaker 1: that's what they're accusing over on CNN of Hegseth of
Speaker 1: doing over on Fox. In fact, MSNBC two and Morning
Speaker 1: Joe had to apologize on the air yesterday to Fox
Speaker 1: because they just they one of their guests came on
Speaker 1: and said, no, everybody at Fox just drinks all day,
Speaker 1: and that was too much for the corporate lawyers over
Speaker 1: there at MSNBC. But let's go back to who's running
Speaker 1: this stuff. Let's go back to CNN, shall we. So
Speaker 1: CNN just wants you to know that people in a
Speaker 1: in a national broadcast capacity who might consume alcohol on
Speaker 1: the air, it negates them from polite society, regardless of
Speaker 1: the situation. Right, And in the case of the the
Speaker 1: HeiG Seth doing a morning show and then after the
Speaker 1: morning show on Saint Patrick's Day drinking, one of the
Speaker 1: guinnesses that's sitting there. That doesn't feel problematic to me
Speaker 1: or most normal people, and it especially doesn't to me
Speaker 1: and to Ross and to others who work the hours
Speaker 1: that we work, because you don't operate on the nine
Speaker 1: to five. That's not you. So everybody can go ahead
Speaker 1: and judge all they want, but it's it's just absurd.
Speaker 1: But the question becomes a CNN do you have access
Speaker 1: to your own archives? Because okay, what's gonna happen? I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get something.
Speaker 10: So we've invited our new friend Chris over and Chris
Speaker 10: clearly has many, much much ink. And the decision all
Speaker 10: night has been should it.
Speaker 1: Be a tattoo for a I mean, what are you thinking?
Speaker 10: People want to know what crazy?
Speaker 11: Let me ask?
Speaker 1: Let me ask Kathy.
Speaker 12: I think Kathy Anderson wrong, Kathy?
Speaker 1: What should I do?
Speaker 13: Nipple?
Speaker 1: Nipple, niffle nipple? No love you, Kathy, I love you?
Speaker 10: You don't want to I mean I don't you too,
Speaker 10: But we really don't need to see what's.
Speaker 1: About that happen here?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 1: That is that is the CNN crew for their New
Speaker 1: Year's Eve broadcast, including Don Lemon Kathy Griffin. They're hammered.
Speaker 1: They're they are. Don Lemon is obliterated there right, he's
Speaker 1: not in sentence made mode. He gone, Anderson Cooper, he
Speaker 1: doesn't hold his liquor much better, cheers jers. I feel
Speaker 1: better already.
Speaker 13: Anderson made me promise not to complain about the weather because.
Speaker 1: Also, who does his shot like that? I forgot that's
Speaker 1: how he does shot. Can you imagine being in a bar,
Speaker 1: You're next to a table where there every now and
Speaker 1: then they're pulling some shots, and every time they do,
Speaker 1: one of the dude does that thing that Anderson Cooper
Speaker 1: just did.
Speaker 5: I mean, you get punched for that.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. The bouncer be like, you need to go, sir,
Speaker 1: What are you gonna say ross that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he'd lose my mind as some guy's making
Speaker 1: that sound.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're gonna throw you out.
Speaker 1: Oh but he's he's on there and I know what
Speaker 1: you're saying. And what I saw people defend. They going, well,
Speaker 1: that's New Year's Eve. You're right, it is. They probably
Speaker 1: went over the line I think with Don Lemon, and
Speaker 1: there realized it. Uh and and when they were that hammered,
Speaker 1: but you know it is. It is in Saint Patrick's
Speaker 1: day after the segment drinking a Guinness because he's been
Speaker 1: up doing, he's been in makeup since two am. Shut up,
Speaker 1: and you're all anonymous source. You have to be an
Speaker 1: anonymous source to retail a time a dude drank a
Speaker 1: Guinness that he probably doesn't even deny. Good lord, wait,
Speaker 1: where's the other one?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Here we go, Andy Cohen? The game with you called
Speaker 1: have you gotten high there? Okay, I'm gonna run through
Speaker 1: various locations and I want to know if you have
Speaker 1: gotten high in them? Okay, all right, snoop, have you
Speaker 1: gotten high?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I do too? Have you gotten high on a yacht?
Speaker 1: I have got high there?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 4: I know the answer to this one because you talked
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 1: I watch What Happens Live? Have you got high at
Speaker 1: the White House?
Speaker 5: And you do know that? Yes? Yes, yes, yes?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Have you gotten high at Martha Stuart's house?
Speaker 1: What is happening?
Speaker 4: Just? I mean?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 1: This is this is appropriate? Inappropriate? I don't it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter to me. But like the CNN running around acting
Speaker 1: like a bunch of teetotalers when in reality, again they
Speaker 1: they've they've accused the guy. If I can't believe I
Speaker 1: have to sit here and defend this. This is so dumb.
Speaker 1: And and then for them to mischaracterize one what that
Speaker 1: particular incident was. We had to dig up more of
Speaker 1: the details there two to operate on the assumption, as
Speaker 1: you heard in that other the other cut, that we're
Speaker 1: operating under the assumption that he's a violent drunk at work.
Speaker 1: So we want him to promise not to be if
Speaker 1: he gets this job, which is why dishonest way to operate.
Speaker 1: But that's that's what you heard in the previous uh
Speaker 1: previous notes. And then the other thing they were upset
Speaker 1: about is Pete heg Seth visited the nine to eleven
Speaker 1: memorial in his underwear, which I when I saw that,
Speaker 1: I saw the link to that. At first, I'm like,
Speaker 1: is this a parody side I've not heard of? What
Speaker 1: are they talking about?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 2: What on?
Speaker 1: Because that sounds like that sounds really disrespectful when you
Speaker 1: see it like that, Right, Pete Hegseth goes to the
Speaker 1: nine to eleven memorial in his underwear. That's more damning,
Speaker 1: I think in people's minds unless they understand what's going on.
Speaker 1: But sure enough, then you see you see hagg Seth
Speaker 1: standing there and just uh, you know, short shorts basically,
Speaker 1: But then you realize what they are, and you realize
Speaker 1: why he was there, and wait, he's why he's holding
Speaker 1: that flag, and what the hell's going on? See, this
Speaker 1: is how much they're willing to lie to you. Let's go.
Speaker 11: Well, as you might have noticed it yesterday, Pete and
Speaker 11: I took off all our clothes and finished the Navy
Speaker 11: Seal Swim yesterday helping raise money for members of the
Speaker 11: Seal community and the Navy Seal Foundation, including active duty
Speaker 11: veterans and their families.
Speaker 1: So he didn't show up to the nine to eleven
Speaker 1: memorial in his underwear. He and a bunch of seals
Speaker 1: former seals swam the Hudson obviously coming up. It looks
Speaker 1: like their point was the peer there was at Pure
Speaker 1: nineteen or whatever it is up there, which is directly
Speaker 1: adjacent to Ground zero. So the idea that Navy seals
Speaker 1: swam across the Hudson River as a fundraiser, which by
Speaker 1: the way, not an easy swim, not an easy swim,
Speaker 1: that's a big long swim. But did that to raise
Speaker 1: money for these various foundations and fallen members, families and
Speaker 1: all of this, and then after coming aboard, coming up
Speaker 1: on to Manhattan, then at the the end of the race,
Speaker 1: so to speak, was nine to eleven Memorial is the
Speaker 1: most on brand Soldier Seal fundraiser thing I've ever heard of.
Speaker 1: And they're swimming literally in the trunks that they swim in.
Speaker 1: So does that sound a little different then? I don't know.
Speaker 1: The guys showed up to uh just in as you know,
Speaker 1: it's quite drunk and his underwear have been a long
Speaker 1: bender that night. It was disrespectful of nine to eleven Memorial.
Speaker 1: I don't think it is. I think those are two
Speaker 1: wildly different things.
Speaker 11: Here's what you man missed if you weren't watching on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 5: This is the warm up one mile run.
Speaker 16: You're ready.
Speaker 17: It's a one mile run over to the water's edge
Speaker 17: where Will and I will then put on fins and
Speaker 17: start the swim. About seventy Navy seals, vets, first responders,
Speaker 17: cold star, families of patriots, all honoring those who serve,
Speaker 17: remembering nine to eleven.
Speaker 11: Three miles, three hundred push ups, sixty six pull.
Speaker 17: Ups, all to honor the Navy Seal founding.
Speaker 1: My body hurts listening to what they're about to do. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's that's so it's not not not how you not
Speaker 1: how you worded it.
Speaker 17: And so we're two little tiny parts of it.
Speaker 1: Well you're ready, We're got war to now.
Speaker 18: Right now, they're on their first leg of the swim.
Speaker 18: I am told this is the most difficult portion of
Speaker 18: it because they're actually swimming against the current right now.
Speaker 18: It's about a one mile swim. They're on their way
Speaker 18: to the Statue of Liberty Liberty Island.
Speaker 17: Would you pass by that statue Liberty in the water,
Speaker 17: and then you see what these guys can do. And
Speaker 17: you know, we're doing this one morning right when you
Speaker 17: think about the fact, this is what they do for
Speaker 17: a day job, right, you know, across the globe on
Speaker 17: behalf of all of us.
Speaker 1: So so, and they didn't even as you heard, they
Speaker 1: didn't even swim straight across. They literally swam out and
Speaker 1: around the Statue of Liberty. And anyone who's been in
Speaker 1: the harbor there, that's not a short distance as you heard,
Speaker 1: it's a mile there, and it's a mile when you're
Speaker 1: swimming because they're swimming against current and then they're swimming
Speaker 1: with the current. So it's you know, it's like an
Speaker 1: incline on a on a treadmill or something. But it's
Speaker 1: all part of a fundraiser. You're telling me that CNN
Speaker 1: and some of the others losing their minds. I think
Speaker 1: Joy Reid and others. So those her mind has been
Speaker 1: long gone. You tell me they couldn't google this. No,
Speaker 1: they live in New York, most of them. I think
Speaker 1: they probably are well aware of what this was, you know,
Speaker 1: and yet they would report to you the other The
Speaker 1: other way.
Speaker 5: What's super annoying to me is to start this topic. Right,
Speaker 5: You played a segment from CNN and they open it
Speaker 5: up saying, hey, there's these rumors, right, these unsubstantiated rumors
Speaker 5: that you know, this person that could be in political
Speaker 5: power if they if they get you know, approved or whatever,
Speaker 5: they possibly possibly have a drinking problem or be an alcoholic.
Speaker 5: Did they mention the Kamala Harris drinking rumors at all,
Speaker 5: because that was sort of a thing and it was
Speaker 5: a big deal.
Speaker 1: Well, there's no video evidence of that. There kind of is,
Speaker 1: but there's not any evidence that I have on my
Speaker 1: button bar.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think it's the one that's purple there
Speaker 5: that's called Kamala wasted, because that's definitely thing and there's
Speaker 5: the thing we saw through the campaign and maybe they
Speaker 5: did talk about it and I'm unaware of it, but
Speaker 5: did not make it like a last week or she
Speaker 5: put out right before Thanksgiving. Yeah, okay, all right, Well
Speaker 5: let's see if Ross is right.
Speaker 14: We are all in this together and on this practical
Speaker 14: eve of Thanksgiving.
Speaker 5: Look at her face, that face.
Speaker 14: Thanksgiving with the ability and to find the ability at
Speaker 14: this moment.
Speaker 1: Two, Hey, let's get you some water.
Speaker 14: And so I wish for you that you are surrounded
Speaker 14: by the people you love and who love you. As
Speaker 14: you know, I encourage you to be around family in
Speaker 14: whatever way you compose that family, but to take a
Speaker 14: moment and.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 5: And this is after being on vacation in Hawaii for
Speaker 5: two weeks or whatever it was. And she should be
Speaker 5: looking rested and have like a layer around her neck
Speaker 5: and be like, hey, I lost it sucks, but here
Speaker 5: we are, and she's just like, look at her face,
Speaker 5: she's drunk. Yeah, and that this has happened during the campaign.
Speaker 5: You had people inside the campaign saying, hey, she has
Speaker 5: a drinking problem. It's something we heard about.
Speaker 1: Right now, threw it into a shit right, so prominent. Yes,
Speaker 1: but she's not up for senate confirmation. Loss, that's the
Speaker 1: difference you need to understand. I'm sorry, she's not. I
Speaker 1: feel in fact she's she's ahead of the Senate. I
Speaker 1: don't know if you know that. So not up for
Speaker 1: Senate confirmation. So that's an extra layer of hypocrisy. Some
Speaker 1: would say, but no, they're absolutely close. You just see
Speaker 1: the Tim Walls interview. So he did a Tim Walls
Speaker 1: in an interview with KSTP Chance five Hubbard broadcasting at
Speaker 1: Minneapolis station there. So he did an interview. I just
Speaker 1: want to play, Yeah, let me just play. There's a
Speaker 1: couple thoughts here. I'm hesitant asked the question, do you
Speaker 1: think it's possible that Tim Walls may be lying in
Speaker 1: this interview? Do you think that there is a possibility
Speaker 1: of that? Or am I just mean for bringing that
Speaker 1: up because I Eh, here we go.
Speaker 12: Do you think ultimately you helped or hurt historial right
Speaker 12: that it wasn't my decision to make. That was the
Speaker 12: vice president's decision. You know, those did they make the right?
Speaker 12: You know, as I said in this campaign, when you
Speaker 12: asked the question, are the things you could have been
Speaker 12: done differently since we lost, The answer is obviously yes
Speaker 12: on this one, I did the best I could.
Speaker 1: Walls admit, Okay, a couple of things. One that part
Speaker 1: of its honest, that part of its honest right there, right.
Speaker 1: If we lost, there's probably things we could have done better. Okay,
Speaker 1: well that's an honest assessment. But then for you to
Speaker 1: tag it with I'd done the best I could coach
Speaker 1: obviously not obviously we needed more double hand waving, a
Speaker 1: weird dance thing, entries with your hand over your heart.
Speaker 1: We need some more of that. Uh, it just didn't
Speaker 1: do enough ross you would agree, not an.
Speaker 5: I feel bad that you are insulting general jazz hands.
Speaker 1: It's uh just a little a little more jazz hands
Speaker 1: and he could have pulled this thing off, sir. No,
Speaker 1: the real line's coming up here.
Speaker 13: He felt confident going into election day, excited about what
Speaker 13: might come after a grueling three month campaign that ultimately
Speaker 13: ended with a decisive loss to Republican Donald Trump and
Speaker 13: his running mate jd.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 12: It felt like at the rallies, at the things I
Speaker 12: was going to, the shops I was going in that
Speaker 12: the momentum was going our way. And it obviously wasn't
Speaker 12: wasn't at the end of time. So yeah, I was
Speaker 12: a little surprised. I really I thought we had a
Speaker 12: positive message and I thought the country was ready for that.
Speaker 1: Okay, one hearing me just blame the country, which is
Speaker 1: what she's done too. It's not us, It was the country. Yeah,
Speaker 1: now the country. Oh, there are a bunch of a
Speaker 1: holes o the country. Right, So it's so it's that,
Speaker 1: but also this is why he's lying. Uh it felt
Speaker 1: like it at the rallies. Yeah, but you know what,
Speaker 1: I bet it didn't feel like it when you opened
Speaker 1: your internal polls and looked at them. That's what if
Speaker 1: they're the reporter here, that's the that's the thing we
Speaker 1: find out now that your polling, we find out that
Speaker 1: the polling, which you had access to even under Biden
Speaker 1: was so bad. Then they got to yours, and they're like,
Speaker 1: how could it get worse? And then it got so
Speaker 1: much worse And you have access to this stuff. You're
Speaker 1: telling me that the candidates don't know this, this thing
Speaker 1: that said that there's no way they can win whatsoever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it was what David Pluff was saying,
Speaker 5: that they never led internally in their own toolls never
Speaker 5: and they would look at the national polls from like wait, oh.
Speaker 1: No, no, we got to hit a break.
Speaker 3: Hang on?
Speaker 1: Were hit a break? Comeback?
Speaker 3: Hang on?
Speaker 1: In addition to saying that they never oh up till
Speaker 1: the very moment we thought we had this thing within,
Speaker 1: you're lying because you have internal polls, and your internal
Speaker 1: polls never showed you quote having the thing ever, ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 1: and we know that, we know that. So you're telling
Speaker 1: me that the candidates didn't get the internal polls confused.
Speaker 1: But the other thing you said was we ran a
Speaker 1: positive campaign. Oh wait, hold on, Ross's I'm sorry, Ross,
Speaker 1: what do you not well?
Speaker 5: I mean, like you said, David Pluff was looking at
Speaker 5: the like ABC, CBS, all these polls right way console
Speaker 5: and being like where these numbers from? Because our numbers
Speaker 5: internally are not showing that at all. Showed that we're
Speaker 5: like far behind, and you could you could tell remember
Speaker 5: when like when he went from Joy like overnight they
Speaker 5: went from Joy to her screaming about Hitler right then
Speaker 5: and how your advance was. The tone completely changed and
Speaker 5: they looked like they were in panic mode. And that
Speaker 5: explains why.
Speaker 1: Yeah, last three weeks was all hitler all the time.
Speaker 1: Every once they found out about them, remember the very
Speaker 1: and they found out they were doing a Madison Square
Speaker 1: Garden event. What were the first stories? What were the
Speaker 1: very first stories ahead of that, which was nice because
Speaker 1: they knew what about a week and a half out,
Speaker 1: you know who else? You know who house gathered at
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden one time? Right, And so from the
Speaker 1: word go it was that narrative, and the campaign wholly
Speaker 1: embraced it. All the networks did everybody did? Yeah, everybody did,
Speaker 1: in the in the media, and in the in the
Speaker 1: world of politics. Never mind that like Bill Clinton did
Speaker 1: his did he need to do his acceptance speech at
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden? Like there's all of this stuff and
Speaker 1: it's all just stupid. But the fact is you didn't
Speaker 1: have to participate. You chose to because, as Ross just
Speaker 1: pointed out, you're probably desperate as hell at that point
Speaker 1: because you do see the internal So Tim Walls for
Speaker 1: the first time apparently has been caught in a lie.
Speaker 1: There's no other way to describe it. And meanwhile, these
Speaker 1: very same folks that are out there who want to
Speaker 1: play that level of hardball are about to do something
Speaker 1: that I'm telling you is going to be so injurious.
Speaker 1: And that is to define because now you're furthering, you're
Speaker 1: continuing this thing where that's not your political opponent, that's
Speaker 1: literally Hitler right where we've broken down to this stuff,
Speaker 1: and as a result, you can take extraordinary action to
Speaker 1: combat Hitler. And the new extraordinary action is all of
Speaker 1: these all of these criminals. There's going to be a
Speaker 1: bunch of criminals in there. The stuff that many members
Speaker 1: of Congress do would be criminal or could be shoehorned
Speaker 1: into a criminal charge for a regular person, right, Adam
Speaker 1: Shift doing all of those things and lying about those
Speaker 1: things and yet continuing to steal money, in my opinion,
Speaker 1: to further that lie for political purposes sure should be criminal.
Speaker 1: I understand it's it's a tough line to figure out
Speaker 1: how to delineate, but I would argue that to look
Speaker 1: at that and not agree that he is so far
Speaker 1: over the line, because there is real damages here. There was,
Speaker 1: and and some of it can be it's speculative damages.
Speaker 1: Like how much did what he do hurt Trump? I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe I heard him in twenty twenty, didn't
Speaker 1: hurt him this time? So that's one thing. If Fauci
Speaker 1: against If Fauci on behalf of the United States was
Speaker 1: secretly funding gain of function research, which is something that
Speaker 1: the Obama administration expressly forbid. Like to point this out,
Speaker 1: which is when they speculate that this started. How is
Speaker 1: that not criminal? Like the on the big List? And
Speaker 1: I don't say this lightly because I'm not with very
Speaker 1: with other other than when you know, somebody hurts a
Speaker 1: bunch of kids, and I when I'm thrown in a
Speaker 1: wood chipper, I'm I'm I'm generally not to be the
Speaker 1: Jalem political guy, because I understand where that leads. But
Speaker 1: when people commit real crimes, you have to there. There
Speaker 1: are there are people out there who there's no reason
Speaker 1: that they should not be in jail. And if Fauci
Speaker 1: did what they're accusing him of, and I and I
Speaker 1: and I don't, I don't purport to know all of
Speaker 1: the answers. That's horrific. That's you know, you're acting as
Speaker 1: an agent on behalf of the United States, and you're
Speaker 1: doing something that may have caused a worldwide pandemic or
Speaker 1: contributed to it, and then you lied about it, and
Speaker 1: then you lie to and this just before we get
Speaker 1: into any of the pharmaceutical conspiracy theories out there. So
Speaker 1: let's just let's just go with this. You're out there
Speaker 1: doing this thing. You're doing this thing and it backfired,
Speaker 1: and I and I tend to believe what that House
Speaker 1: Committee narrative came up with because it makes the most sense.
Speaker 1: You just now, you're just on my list of people
Speaker 1: I can't believe or not in jail. In fact, you
Speaker 1: know what, if I just put you, I just put you.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about it. Stop it, you weirdo Patriots fans.
Speaker 1: I don't care. I don't care. I'm just glad. You
Speaker 1: know what, Here's what I'll say if Bill Belichick comes
Speaker 1: to coach at UNC. You guys are excited because you
Speaker 1: can go hump his leg every day. So I understand
Speaker 1: your passion, but I'm we're dealing with something else here.
Speaker 1: So my big list of people who need to be
Speaker 1: in prison but aren't. If it's if that's true that
Speaker 1: the narrative in there, you're not. You're on there next
Speaker 1: to I'm gonna find next to the prank net guys.
Speaker 1: Remember the prank net guys. So you and prank Neck
Speaker 1: that that's the story of the dude I can't believe
Speaker 1: is not in prison the most ross. Do you remember
Speaker 1: prank net from back in.
Speaker 5: The day, No, you have think.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, So this is a dude in Canada,
Speaker 1: Lizen Windsor, Canada, and he organized a group of pranksters
Speaker 1: on the There was some of the US, some in Canada,
Speaker 1: and they carried out a couple of the most notorious pranks.
Speaker 1: Do you remember do you remember that story of the
Speaker 1: McDonald's workers or somebody called and they said they're from
Speaker 1: corporate and they made them strip search that girl and
Speaker 1: the other employees did it because the power of somebody
Speaker 1: on the phone that's not them. They saw that and
Speaker 1: they went in a different direction. So they called it KFC.
Speaker 1: In New Hampshire somewhere, there's three women working and they're
Speaker 1: working in tandem, like one guy is the guy from corporate.
Speaker 1: They got another guy who's pretending to be from the
Speaker 1: fire department. I think whatever. So they convinced one of
Speaker 1: the workers that there is a there's a mechanical failure
Speaker 1: with the with the sprinkler system, right because they have
Speaker 1: these really heavy duty because you're cooking with all that oil,
Speaker 1: they have really crazy fire suppression system in there, and
Speaker 1: they convinced this woman that the suppression system was not
Speaker 1: operating properly and that she needed to do something. So
Speaker 1: they had her push a lever. Well that was the
Speaker 1: lever that made the suppression system go off. So and
Speaker 1: it's it's not water because it's oil, right, So it's
Speaker 1: it's essentially a chemical vapor thing that just eliminates oxygen.
Speaker 1: It's what it's for. And so they have her do it,
Speaker 1: and you can hear it in the video, the damn
Speaker 1: thing going off, and all of a sudden, the guy
Speaker 1: on the phone, who's the prankster, he turns on the
Speaker 1: panic mode. And they convinced the women that if they
Speaker 1: got any of the mist on their clothes, they needed
Speaker 1: to remove all of them. So they all three of
Speaker 1: them stripped naked. Now they go a step further. They
Speaker 1: convince the women that they have to emergency treat their
Speaker 1: skin the same way that you emergency treat a jellyfish sting.
Speaker 1: Do you follow what I'm telling you? And so when
Speaker 1: police showed up, there's three nake kid KFC workers going
Speaker 1: number one on each other. And then they try to
Speaker 1: convince the fire guy who actually showed up because you
Speaker 1: could hear the audio of what was going on. Then
Speaker 1: they started screaming at him and hung up. That was
Speaker 1: number one. Number two, they called a dude at a hotel.
Speaker 1: They got a random door. They called a hotel, random room.
Speaker 1: They convinced this guy that there had been a chemical
Speaker 1: leak in the hotel and that they were very concerned,
Speaker 1: but they didn't want to panic everybody, but he needed
Speaker 1: to He needed to provide a urine sample so they
Speaker 1: could immediately test, and then he had to stay kind
Speaker 1: of quarantined. So they what they did is they convinced
Speaker 1: him to provide a urine sample in one of the
Speaker 1: little plastic cups in the room, and then they told
Speaker 1: him to take it out to the front desk and
Speaker 1: don't say what it is. Use code words so you
Speaker 1: don't alarm the guests, and tell them here's your apple cider.
Speaker 1: While that's going on, one of the other dudes has
Speaker 1: called the front desk where a young woman is working,
Speaker 1: told her that the president of the Martinelli Apple Cider
Speaker 1: Company is staying at the hotel and they have a
Speaker 1: new flavor, a new brand, and they wondered if she
Speaker 1: would be interested in having a sample, and so yes,
Speaker 1: and she said, okay, yeah, that's fine because they had
Speaker 1: registered a room and kind of made it look like
Speaker 1: it was under Martinelli, but it was not that room.
Speaker 1: I can't remember how they explained it, but so all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, these two people who don't are not
Speaker 1: part of the scam. The guy comes walking out of
Speaker 1: this cup, puts it in front of her and says,
Speaker 1: here's your apple cider, and then, as per instructions, turns
Speaker 1: around walks back to his room to quarantine. Because people
Speaker 1: are dumb. If they hear authority tell him to do something,
Speaker 1: they'll do it. And then you hear on the phone
Speaker 1: where they get her. They ask her a sample, sample
Speaker 1: the sider. It's a warm sider, they say, and you
Speaker 1: hear her drink it and immediately gag it, starts screaming
Speaker 1: with this is awful, this is awful, and then they
Speaker 1: start calling her a stupid B word and hang up
Speaker 1: on her. And those guys never went to prison because
Speaker 1: at the time they did it, they used the voiceover,
Speaker 1: they used a phone on the internet based phone number,
Speaker 1: and nobody knew how to prosecute it. And there's a
Speaker 1: bunch of other stuff they did, but just horrible stuff,
Speaker 1: just traumatizing people. So they're on the list, and then
Speaker 1: we'll throw Fauci on there as well. Look at that.
Speaker 1: You learn some stuff seven forty six race stage to
Speaker 1: help you learn whether it's arguably you know, not a
Speaker 1: big surprise, but you know, oh on the phone, Oh
Speaker 1: dang it, that's right. Everything is crazy now. And what's
Speaker 1: going on? Race agic on the phone? How you doing, sir?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm doing okay.
Speaker 1: How are you? You know, say it? We'll see my fault. Yeah, no, no, Friday.
Speaker 1: It's a very interesting tech day around here these parts.
Speaker 1: That's okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well listen, we've got our own set of problems
Speaker 3: here on the tech side.
Speaker 4: But uh, you know, no problems otherwise.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they Doppler ten million broken agains. I mean the
Speaker 3: good news is I don't need it. I mean that's good, right, yeah.
Speaker 1: Because it's still rain. Just make stuff up anyway, So
Speaker 1: go ahead, yeah, we make it up.
Speaker 3: So yeah, have.
Speaker 1: Farm Farmer's Almanac in front of you, fire oazer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's cold, not record cold, though, we're close by
Speaker 3: three or four degrees. I guess in my business that's
Speaker 3: close to the records from the Triad to the Trianglar.
Speaker 3: Upper teams roll mid twenties for most. There are some
Speaker 3: teams that have snuck in around the Triad this morning
Speaker 3: seen at seventeen right now nineteen. That one's over the
Speaker 3: west side of Winston Sale more like a little bit
Speaker 3: twenties around Raleigh and Durmom as we go through the
Speaker 3: day on either side of forty. So another cold shot
Speaker 3: coming in tonight, upper teams to low twenties and clear,
Speaker 3: and the weekend there's going to be a sunny one
Speaker 3: with a war me trend pulls of the normal with
Speaker 3: upper forties on Saturday and sunny Sunday sunshine upper fifties
Speaker 3: to maybe some low sixties, so Sunday will be really
Speaker 3: nice about the Sunshine ACC Championship tickoff. Temperatures Saturday night
Speaker 3: in Charlotte forty degrees, clear, calm, so besides the chill
Speaker 3: and falling obviously into the thirties as the game goes on,
Speaker 3: no problems and no problems travel wise either wherever you're
Speaker 3: traveling from in the southeast. It's not until early next
Speaker 3: week we get back into the showers and very mild temperatures.
Speaker 3: By Tuesday and Wednesday, we could be in the mid sixties. Okay,
Speaker 3: see this cold snap this week will be turned around
Speaker 3: one hundred and eighty degrees to milder and damp weather
Speaker 3: as we get into at least the first couple of
Speaker 3: days of next week.
Speaker 1: Okay, real quick, who you like?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I like, but I think SMU is
Speaker 3: probably gonna win.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, yeah, yeah, you know the spread
Speaker 1: flipped already on that game, right, It was opened at
Speaker 1: Clemson minus two and now it's plus two.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I just I they got to put it
Speaker 4: all together, and they haven't had a many games where
Speaker 4: everything was clicking defense, offense, and I just I don't know.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen that some of you play, but the
Speaker 3: highlights I've seen have been pretty darn good. So we
Speaker 3: need our best, but I think we're gonna fall short.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't like the over though. Fifty three and a half.
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, but yeah, that's a lot. It's
Speaker 1: fifty five and a half. I'm sorry, I just misread that.
Speaker 1: All right, any talk ten an hour, appreciate it, all right?
Speaker 1: Seven forty eight CaCO Day Radio program Phone raisedagic and
Speaker 1: your calls coming up next hang on. But they always
Speaker 1: do that thing where you know that guy, that time
Speaker 1: traveler dude on TikTok, he's got a popular account, just
Speaker 1: claims to be from the future whatever. He always now
Speaker 1: for years he just makes predictions. And so they got
Speaker 1: a list of upcoming predictions. And you're not gonna have
Speaker 1: to wait too long. One of them, Ross is just
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks away, shortly after Christmas. You ready
Speaker 1: for this? The rocket the Falcon nine. So when Elon's
Speaker 1: rockets block five is sent to space, I think that
Speaker 1: is when they're gonna send it, right the check but
Speaker 1: is met with disaster as it runs into the firmament.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, it's a dome that encloses the flat Earth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that runs into the firmament, and we learned that
Speaker 1: the outer space is actually a massive ocean. Many discoveries
Speaker 1: we made shortly thereafter, all right, But it does lead
Speaker 1: to good things because once they find out find out
Speaker 1: they're in a bubble underwater, apparently the world finds peace. Really,
Speaker 1: you think that's you think that's gonna be unifying. If
Speaker 1: people find out that we're in a bubble in a dome,
Speaker 1: you think it's gonna be peaceful? Huh? All right, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: you got a higher opinion of humans than I do.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 1: And then it'll be revealed shortly after, on February second,
Speaker 1: that the aliens are not only here, they've been living amongst us.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna find out a bunch of people, you know,
Speaker 1: are aliens. Oh, ross, who's the alien at work here?
Speaker 1: If that's the case.
Speaker 5: I don't think there's no aliens here. I think it's
Speaker 5: it's silly to speculate, and I think we should just
Speaker 5: drop topic. It just dropped the topic completely there. It's
Speaker 5: you know, I'm offended. I just can we just stop
Speaker 5: talking about it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's no aliens here, man, I didn't know there's
Speaker 1: there's no aliens here. Sales or back off engineering. Some
Speaker 1: of the engineering guys are a little you know, maybe
Speaker 1: all right, well we may never know.
Speaker 5: We're not an alien.
Speaker 1: Bro, I did what? Stop it? I said, that's not
Speaker 1: what I said, absurd. Oh there's a bunch more stuff
Speaker 1: here too, all right, And it's it's pretty much doom
Speaker 1: and gloom after that. But then we figure things out,
Speaker 1: all right, real quick, let's grab a call here. Uh, TJ,
Speaker 1: what's up? All right? He's probably an alien? And he
Speaker 1: was like, Oh, they're on to me, Kerry, go right ahead.
Speaker 3: Hey man, I just wanted to tell you thank you
Speaker 3: for giving me a whole new sensation with that apple
Speaker 3: cider story.
Speaker 1: You owe me laugh and it's horrible, it's real and
Speaker 1: it's crazy.
Speaker 4: I wish yeah.
Speaker 3: But another thing was I wish they would put Pelosi
Speaker 3: in jail and everybody on the January Series committee and
Speaker 3: hold accountable for all these news stations that propagated some of.
Speaker 2: This out there.
Speaker 1: You got to find crimes and uh. And I think
Speaker 1: it's interesting when you talk about money, but you know,
Speaker 1: if you criminalize all money ways, you got to lock
Speaker 1: up Paula Washington. But with Nancy Pelosi, you know, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of speculation about uh, the uh, you know,
Speaker 1: insider trading kind of stuff, especially with the trains. So
Speaker 1: if they if there is in fact a crime, the
Speaker 1: problem is is we don't know. I don't know. Find
Speaker 1: it a coincidence that every time we have Pete on
Speaker 1: the whole world's just decided to try to explode in
Speaker 1: front of our eyes prior to it. So let's do
Speaker 1: this Pete calendar from mid WBT. Let's see the Korea
Speaker 1: has almost tried to reunite in the wrong direction. Somebody
Speaker 1: assassinated healthcare CEO, which is being lauded, and uh oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you get a pardon, I get a pardon. Well what's
Speaker 1: going on? Man?
Speaker 2: I don't know what I did, but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: If I can get the pardon, then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the window if you're Hunter Biden. And like Sunday,
Speaker 1: obviously we found out about the pardon, but like you,
Speaker 1: dad had to tell you on Thursday, right over Turkey
Speaker 1: at least. Sure, Okay, how Hunter Biden had the restraint
Speaker 1: not to go on the most epic bucket list crime
Speaker 1: spree of federal crimes in those few those four days
Speaker 1: is beyond me.
Speaker 2: How do you know he didn't.
Speaker 1: Because you just got you just got a purge pass. Man,
Speaker 1: I don't know yet. I don't think I saw him
Speaker 1: in an Arby's in the in a photo, so.
Speaker 2: Ware, you don't know. We don't know whether he went
Speaker 2: on a crime spree or not.
Speaker 1: No, we don't. I'm just saying I would. I would understand,
Speaker 1: of course, now he's got a transport the hookers across
Speaker 1: state lines before he ods them. But you know, other
Speaker 1: than that, just as long as there federal crime so
Speaker 1: you're good to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna have to wait for him to drop
Speaker 2: off a laptop someplace again to find out.
Speaker 1: I guess, well, if the files are dated in that
Speaker 1: eleven year window, you're out of luck. All right. So
Speaker 1: I know that nobody on the planet who's intellectually honest
Speaker 1: sees this as normal. But the narrative is Biden never lied,
Speaker 1: except then when Trump won he went, oh, no, the
Speaker 1: bad man's in, so I got to do something, and
Speaker 1: so he did this to stave it off. So everything's
Speaker 1: on the up and up moral high ground achieved. It
Speaker 1: still doesn't explain the eleven year very specific thing there.
Speaker 1: So he can let's start at the basic he can
Speaker 1: do it right, like, legally, he can go ahead and
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 2: This is this is yeah, the president has this kind
Speaker 2: of yeah, sweeping authority. Just you know, Jerald Ford did
Speaker 2: it for Nixon, albeit from much, you know, for half
Speaker 2: of the amount of time period covered. But yeah, you can,
Speaker 2: you can totally do it. It's one of the few
Speaker 2: king like powers that was vested in the executive by
Speaker 2: the founders.
Speaker 1: But now we're going to step further, and we have
Speaker 1: this discussion now about preemptive pardons. And I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: I'm a slippery slope guy. You know, I'm a slippery
Speaker 1: slope guy. This is really this is really scary stuff
Speaker 1: because what it does it creates a cast system which
Speaker 1: already kind of exists. Like we talk about hey, you know,
Speaker 1: you guys get away with anything if you're rich or
Speaker 1: if you're a politician. And but we but we talk
Speaker 1: about it in a negative way. This is talking about
Speaker 1: it in a positive way. Where so what's to stop
Speaker 1: you from pardoning what's the time from taking Keith Olberman's
Speaker 1: advice and pardoning every Democrat?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: And and now you have zero accountability. Even if you
Speaker 1: only have one percent of accountability right now, you effectively
Speaker 1: have zero at that point, right? Or how dooming gloom?
Speaker 1: Do you see this?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Because then like this is the quote Banana Republic, Uh,
Speaker 2: you know chapter where anybody who wins office they get
Speaker 2: to do whatever they want and they can behave terribly,
Speaker 2: they can you know, abuse the citizens and then they
Speaker 2: just give themselves pardons on the way out and there's
Speaker 2: never any kind of accountability. And so if you've got
Speaker 2: an expectation that sort of develops after this that hey,
Speaker 2: we can do these abuses because we're gonna get pardoned
Speaker 2: on the way out the door. Then you just encourage
Speaker 2: more of that thing, right, because you've incentivized people to
Speaker 2: color outside the lines. I mean, I just saw that
Speaker 2: Jesse Jackson is asking Biden for pardons of his son,
Speaker 2: I believe, and so, yeah, like, what's to stop this stuff?
Speaker 1: People don't remember his son was what a member?
Speaker 2: It was?
Speaker 1: He a congressman right when?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so yeah, and his I guess his
Speaker 2: ex daughter in law as well or something. So h
Speaker 2: And Honestly, if you like, if you're going to make
Speaker 2: the argument that well, Republicans could go after filling the
Speaker 2: blank well you could fill that blank in with anybody,
Speaker 2: because and here's the thing too, like what if what
Speaker 2: if there are people on that list like I saw,
Speaker 2: you know, they're single. We could just take the the
Speaker 2: list of all of the people on the House Unselect Committee,
Speaker 2: as Donald Trump calls it on January sixth, Right, take
Speaker 2: all of the Democrats and Republicans that were that were
Speaker 2: on that panel and just give them blanket pardons. Well,
Speaker 2: what if they actually did commit some sort of grievous
Speaker 2: or heinous crime during the time period and you just
Speaker 2: don't know about it at this point, but you've pardoned
Speaker 2: them in an attempt to protect them from you know,
Speaker 2: a frivolous prosecution, let's say, but you've also now given
Speaker 2: them a pardon on something that you would not have
Speaker 2: pardoned them.
Speaker 1: All around with kids or something. Yeah, no, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think I used Hastard as the example to make
Speaker 1: this point yesterday and here it is a practical application
Speaker 1: as a rebuttal. Right, So if if if Biden does that,
Speaker 1: why shouldn't why shouldn't Donald Trump say that on day
Speaker 1: one he's pardoning all of his cabinet appointees of anything
Speaker 1: unilatterally because yeah, yes, but just say then it So
Speaker 1: it's not worth your time to sit here and wonder
Speaker 1: why Pete Hegseeth showed up in uh in uh ranger
Speaker 1: panties at the nine to eleven Memorial and leave out
Speaker 1: the context that he was there for a fundraiser too,
Speaker 1: for you know, a fallen Seals families, right, So it
Speaker 1: wouldn't be with to be pardoned.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, he just swam across like the Hudson River
Speaker 2: or something as part of the fundraiser.
Speaker 1: He swam around the around lady Liberty and then over
Speaker 1: to Manhattan. So it was a little longer than that,
Speaker 1: Like you and I'd be dead, sorry man.
Speaker 9: But.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but what's the point now? I can just pardon
Speaker 1: And if you're a if you're an incumbent president, you're
Speaker 1: wanting to make a change, or you want to appoint somebody,
Speaker 1: and you know what he has les preemptively pardon him.
Speaker 1: Cauld be so wildly abused, And it's it's a hallmark
Speaker 1: of how of the things that this country expressly rejected, Right,
Speaker 1: these are the things that we rejected. We looked, well,
Speaker 1: these old ways of doing anything, where you have a
Speaker 1: noble class that can do whatever they want in premac
Speaker 1: or your wife on wedding night, Like, we're not going
Speaker 1: to do that anymore.
Speaker 2: Right, That's exactly right. This was a there is a
Speaker 2: disintegration of sort of the class based party system where
Speaker 2: Republicans were at least perceived to be the party of
Speaker 2: the wealthy business owners and the corporate leaders and all
Speaker 2: of that, and the Democrats were for the people. That
Speaker 2: has now been obliterated. And like this, to me, it's
Speaker 2: an example of why people voted for Donald Trump. Once
Speaker 2: the permission structure existed, for them to do. So there
Speaker 2: is and I mean you look at the I just
Speaker 2: saw some data on the confidence in.
Speaker 3: Higher education and it's cratered.
Speaker 2: I mean nobody, well except like Democrats, and they're only
Speaker 2: at about half of percentage of the Democrats. About half
Speaker 2: of Democrats have confidence in higher education. I mean, it
Speaker 2: is a hollowing out of institutions. But that is what
Speaker 2: Marxism does. It's a parasite. It comes into these institutions,
Speaker 2: whether it's you know, colleges, or its government or its
Speaker 2: media or Hollywood or whatever, and they hollow out the institution.
Speaker 2: They walk around wearing the institution's credibility as a skin
Speaker 2: suit and demand that you genuflect. And people are done
Speaker 2: with it. They're tired of it. And that's what we saw.
Speaker 2: And so Biden doing this one, I will say there's
Speaker 2: some positive I think that comes out of it, which
Speaker 2: is that I think some people on the left now
Speaker 2: are going to be freed up to examine Joe Biden
Speaker 2: and his actual legacy in a little bit more of
Speaker 2: an honest way because they're going to feel somewhat betrayed
Speaker 2: by this, and that yeah. I mean, well, I mean,
Speaker 2: if you have some media people that are like, hey,
Speaker 2: they lied to us, and they made us look like fools.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden made me Yeah, well I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, but I'm just to piggyback on your point.
Speaker 1: I'm after the debate and him looking so bad even
Speaker 1: though it was intellectually dishonest, they realized that they couldn't
Speaker 1: hide that they themselves were part of this, so they
Speaker 1: immediately turned on Democrats for about a week. For about
Speaker 1: a week, there was some real honest reporting going on there.
Speaker 1: So this is I think you're right. I think this
Speaker 1: is another example of it, because what do you have
Speaker 1: to news right now? Nothing really right.
Speaker 2: And it's going to be really difficult for him to
Speaker 2: build a Joe Biden presidential library. Yeah, that's one of
Speaker 2: the benefits. Also, like, yeah, they're not going to be
Speaker 2: able to raise the money from people who just blew
Speaker 2: tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 2: on Kamala Harris's campaign. They feel lied to, you know,
Speaker 2: we found out afterwards. Oh, by the way, all of
Speaker 2: the internal polling showed her, you know, behind the whole time. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: they were running around telling Democrat donors, oh no, we're
Speaker 2: going to win this thing. We just need, you know,
Speaker 2: another one hundred million dollars and they feel the trayed.
Speaker 2: So the Democrat Party is going to be in a
Speaker 2: rough way for a little while, and media people are
Speaker 2: at an inflection point, and whether they choose wisely or not,
Speaker 2: I mean, I do expect them to rediscover, shall we say,
Speaker 2: their role as government watchdog under a Trump administration. But
Speaker 2: I don't But I don't believe that there's going to
Speaker 2: be any kind of long term course correction on this.
Speaker 1: We woke up this morning in a world and you
Speaker 1: correct me if I'm wrong where I don't know if
Speaker 1: somebody will do the polling today. Lord knows, there's enough
Speaker 1: bolsters out there. But we woke up in the world
Speaker 1: this morning, Pete. Where from a popularity standpoint, the guy
Speaker 1: who shot the CEO of the healthcare company is more
Speaker 1: popular than the hawk tooy girl who said spit on
Speaker 1: that thing in a drunken rampage. So the Robin Hood
Speaker 1: esque tree of this guy who, by the way, did
Speaker 1: you see how they got that photo with no cover
Speaker 1: on his face? Do you know why that happened?
Speaker 2: Well? Yeah, he was flirting, Yeah, they flirting with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, women make weak legs rock. That's uh, that's
Speaker 1: what's going on here. But how creepy is it watching
Speaker 1: these people go? You know, because you know what it is.
Speaker 1: It's it's eat the rich in action. Correct, That's another
Speaker 1: slippery slope.
Speaker 2: So well, that's but that's always been That's always the
Speaker 2: hallmark of Marxism, right, I mean it is inherently a religion,
Speaker 2: a philosophy of envy. Yeah, and so you know, when
Speaker 2: when somebody has something or this person works in an
Speaker 2: industry that you don't like that, therefore then you can
Speaker 2: kill them. Uh. And that's always been part of the
Speaker 2: Marxist revolutionaries ideology. And I have no doubt this is
Speaker 2: a Marxist revolutionary. Apparently now we learn that they took
Speaker 2: a bus, a Greyhound bus up from Atlanta, uh and
Speaker 2: escaped on a bicycle. And that tells me it's screams leftists,
Speaker 2: screams it is. I mean, no self respecting conservative, yeah,
Speaker 2: would jump on a city share bicycle and ride it off.
Speaker 2: Although now I heard that apparently it wasn't one of
Speaker 2: the cities.
Speaker 1: The city wants to wants you to know, it was
Speaker 1: not one of their bikes.
Speaker 2: Now one of our bicycles, but.
Speaker 1: Lorenz stuff too. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I was gonna say the Boston Marathon bombing.
Speaker 2: Uh that guy on the cover of Rolling Stone.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's the same sort of dynamic and this, I mean,
Speaker 2: there are whack jobs all over the place that fall
Speaker 2: in love with you know, mass murderers and serial killers.
Speaker 2: I mean Ted Bundy got married in court during well
Speaker 2: while he was on trial right for raping and murdering
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of women.
Speaker 1: See Charlie Manson's wife at the end, still twenty five
Speaker 1: year old, looks like the same girls he had back
Speaker 1: at the ranch. Man. Also, that's why I'm kind of
Speaker 1: wondering if that hostile clerk is more or less turned
Speaker 1: on that she almost hooked up with this guy. Right,
Speaker 1: So yeah, interest question. But you know what it is,
Speaker 1: it's school shooter syndrome, right, if this guy gets a
Speaker 1: positive reception gunning down the CEO of United health United
Speaker 1: health Care is, to be specific, the insured. You tell
Speaker 1: me there's not a but there's buckets of lunatics on
Speaker 1: blue Sky right now who are getting turned on at
Speaker 1: the idea that they, oh yeah, they could do that
Speaker 1: and that's that's where this gets dangerous and it feels
Speaker 1: once again school shooter stuff, you know, right.
Speaker 2: It's a social contagion, right once you give the permission
Speaker 2: structure for how how you know this looks once people
Speaker 2: see it. There's also a thing called the preference cascade,
Speaker 2: right where where sort of like in a riot, where
Speaker 2: somebody like you and I are out of protests and
Speaker 2: my number is zero, so I don't need to see
Speaker 2: somebody else pick up a brick and throw it through
Speaker 2: a window. I'm just going to do that because my
Speaker 2: number is zero, but your number maybe one. And once
Speaker 2: you see me do it, now you're going to do it.
Speaker 2: And then somebody else a numbers too, And so that's
Speaker 2: how these things they get out of control very quickly
Speaker 2: at a societal level but also the personal level. And
Speaker 2: so when you see these types of attacks and then
Speaker 2: they get the reception that we are seeing, then you're
Speaker 2: going to have more people who are encouraged by that,
Speaker 2: and then you're going to end up with more violence.
Speaker 2: And then of course people are going to be complaining
Speaker 2: about gun laws, got to take the guns away and
Speaker 2: all of this, because we're going to have more you know,
Speaker 2: gun crime but I don't know, and I saw what happened.
Speaker 2: You see what's going on in Canada. They're going to
Speaker 2: list the whole like three hundred and something more guns
Speaker 2: that they're going to quote buy back, yes, send them
Speaker 2: to Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Well that guy.
Speaker 2: Did you see the guy who got up there and
Speaker 2: made that speech or made the announcement?
Speaker 1: No, I just read about it this morning, So okay.
Speaker 2: Well, if you get a chance to check the video,
Speaker 2: I swear he's wearing makeup. He's got like eyeliner going
Speaker 2: and blush. Yeah. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. The whole canad of things weird because
Speaker 1: it feels like all all of the Canada discussion has
Speaker 1: been predicated on a stupid meme joke and that we
Speaker 1: then people were doing like they were doing, like analysis
Speaker 1: if if Canada came in, what the electoral college would
Speaker 1: look like and then they found out Trump was still
Speaker 1: would have won, right if there's the voting patterns held
Speaker 1: the same based on demos, So like people are putting
Speaker 1: a lot of work into it, all right, One quick question,
Speaker 1: it's a pretty important topic. Is I can't every day
Speaker 1: I wake up and I can't I fail to understand
Speaker 1: why we can't get an emergency you thought the use
Speaker 1: authorization if you want to call it that for these
Speaker 1: tiny homes out there, and that absolute lunatic County commissioner,
Speaker 1: plus what we're still seeing out in western North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Do you think there's been any increase we got about
Speaker 1: a minute and a half, have been any increase in
Speaker 1: people actually trying to take this seriously at a governmental
Speaker 1: level to hold them accountable, because I don't know about that.
Speaker 2: I have not seen it. I have not seen any
Speaker 2: kind of pressure applied to either the governor the incoming
Speaker 2: governor legislative leaders about lifting some of the regulations and
Speaker 2: building code restrictions to allow for these temporary shelters because
Speaker 2: which are, yes there. They're not better than a you know,
Speaker 2: a full home, but they're better than a freaking tent,
Speaker 2: you know. And this idea that oh, you're going to
Speaker 2: freeze to death or be attacked by a bear because
Speaker 2: all of your food is being stored in your tent, like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's what you have to die that way because you know,
Speaker 2: we're trying to look out for your safety and there's
Speaker 2: no bathroom in your in your shed, your insulated shed,
Speaker 2: tiny shelter. It's just ludicrous.
Speaker 1: It's ludicratic. And by the way, there's another story. We
Speaker 1: don't have time to get into it. It's I'll tell
Speaker 1: them off the air. But this the two hundred dollars
Speaker 1: window versus the fifteen thousand dollars hotel room story. Just
Speaker 1: waiting for it. It's coming up. Look, Pete knows he's laughing,
Speaker 1: but it's not a happy laugh. All right, we got
Speaker 1: a roll man, Thank you very much, appreciate it.
Speaker 2: All right, I have a good weekend.
Speaker 1: I had a time when we're deconstructing people's lives and
Speaker 1: lying about him. But they're like, oh, he's always drunk
Speaker 1: at work. Oh he drank a guinness on New Year
Speaker 1: or on Saint Patti's Day. Huh, okay uh and hegzath
Speaker 1: is he be smirched nine to eleven victims by showing
Speaker 1: up in his underwear. Oh he was literally in the
Speaker 1: middle of a fundraiser for dead soldiers families and he
Speaker 1: just literally swum a swam, swam, swam, swam around Lady
Speaker 1: Liberty and all the way back to Manhattan, which is
Speaker 1: a little bit of a distance. He used to look
Speaker 1: it up. But you're willing to do that, And yet
Speaker 1: I'm greeted this morning with an article about how awesome
Speaker 1: Amberhard is because she's raising two kids on her own
Speaker 1: and she's and you know, we should take advice from her.
Speaker 1: I can never look at Amberhard and not go Isn't
Speaker 1: that the chick who pooped in Johnny Depp's bed?
Speaker 5: Yeah? No, that's her legacy now completely like she was
Speaker 5: in the latest Aquaman movie. Yeah, kind of the cut
Speaker 5: her towent her time down significantly because she, you know,
Speaker 5: she has this bad area around her now. And as
Speaker 5: soon as she came on the screen, well, both market
Speaker 5: and I really get off the screen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go away and hold on, hold on. Do you
Speaker 1: want me to say this article so you guys can
Speaker 1: get some parenting advice or do you want something? And
Speaker 1: I think here's here's your first piece of advice. Don't
Speaker 1: poop on your kids anyway? That should be chapter one, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: well it shouldn't have to be, but in this case
Speaker 1: it is. So you guys want some advice.
Speaker 5: No, I just don't understand that you can screw something
Speaker 5: like that up, because pretty much everything you hear about
Speaker 5: Johnny Depp is he's like a cool dude to hang
Speaker 5: out with, just to hang it, Like, like what they
Speaker 5: get mad.
Speaker 1: At Depp with the Trump? What was the thing they
Speaker 1: got mad at Depp over? Oh he made that he
Speaker 1: made a joke about, uh, the Lincoln assassination and reporter.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, I mean, if you want politics, a sure
Speaker 5: one thing. But I'm saying he seemed like and like
Speaker 5: that he's beating women or something. It's just stupid. It
Speaker 5: all turned out to be bull crab.
Speaker 1: I don't think the poop was I that.
Speaker 5: Wasn't that was real? Like she did that? She did that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure your kids will be absolutely normal, like most
Speaker 1: Hollywood kids are, right, Like Charlie, it's their own who
Speaker 1: was able to go and adopt multiple kids from various
Speaker 1: different African countries and yet each of them are all transgender.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think the athletic kids are like that too, right, Yeah,
Speaker 5: like ben afflets kids.
Speaker 1: So I don't know. It's but not with her or
Speaker 1: her as easy. Just you're the one who did that
Speaker 1: in the bed and you're a lunatic. So I'm not
Speaker 1: going to take parenting advice. I don't even have kids,
Speaker 1: and I feel like it could be damaging for me.
Speaker 1: All right, really, are you guys still on this? I
Speaker 1: don't care? All right, So whatever, Bill Belichick got interviewed
Speaker 1: to maybe be the coach over a UNC. Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: Here's the deal. All of you Patriots fans that are
Speaker 1: just so excited this morning Bill belichick personality last ten
Speaker 1: seconds on un seats campus, can we agree on this? Hell,
Speaker 1: that's probably a compliment for him, and I don't hand
Speaker 1: many of those out. Bill Belichick couldn't operate in a
Speaker 1: butt hurt university society. He'd be walking, he'd be walking
Speaker 1: across campus over the fieldhouse over there or whatever, right,
Speaker 1: and there'd be some one of these Free Palestine protesters
Speaker 1: gets up in his way. How do you think that goes?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know much about his politics, but he
Speaker 5: always seems like more of like a conservative guy. But
Speaker 5: that's just speculation. But I read it last night and
Speaker 5: I'm like, there's no way he'd last on a college campus.
Speaker 1: Something. He'd say something and they'd be like, you need
Speaker 1: to apologize that was a microaggression, and he would he
Speaker 1: just leave. He'd just leave, maybe shopping for a new girlfriend.
Speaker 1: And by the way, even at a time, well, hey,
Speaker 1: you know right in the window. I M I don't
Speaker 1: begrudge him that whatever people are like, oh it is weird.
Speaker 1: I just feel bad for the dude because he got
Speaker 1: he got like drug into posting Instagram photos and he's
Speaker 1: clearly given up. That being said, going back to my
Speaker 1: my little scenario there, and it's also if it was
Speaker 1: some pro Palestinian protester, like that's a person who needs
Speaker 1: more to take a look at their life. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you guys are aware of the motivation of
Speaker 1: that horrific school shooting that happened the other day, which
Speaker 1: I thought was funny because right after it happened, Washington
Speaker 1: Post and others are running like why does nobody want
Speaker 1: to talk about the continued murder and that? And now
Speaker 1: they're just quiet about it. You know why, because that
Speaker 1: dude who decided he was going to go shoot two
Speaker 1: kindergarten students and then himself did so because of the
Speaker 1: Palestine thing. So he went there and he went, ah,
Speaker 1: the Jews are committing you know, genocide in Gaza. I
Speaker 1: need to have my voice heard. I don't want to
Speaker 1: glue myself to anything. Hey, what if I go murder kindergarteners?
Speaker 1: I don't see that everywhere. I were running it on Fox.
Speaker 1: I heard they're running it, But like, why is that
Speaker 1: not a bigger story? Oh well that does That's not
Speaker 1: the whole group there, No, it's probably people. Most people,
Speaker 1: even people who are little lunatics camping on Columbia's campus,
Speaker 1: wouldn't murder kindergarten students. That being said, they did. This guy.
Speaker 1: This guy literally was a quote unquote ally he was
Speaker 1: at some he went to some events, and don't get
Speaker 1: me wrong, he'd had some arrests. They said, some of
Speaker 1: it having to do with protesting, and he had mental
Speaker 1: health issues to the extent that that informed that. I
Speaker 1: would argue anyone sitting there at Columbia and acting like
Speaker 1: all of those students did, or at UCLA or whatever,
Speaker 1: openly talking about how anti Semitic they can be, and
Speaker 1: you would have to wonder if they're all suffering from
Speaker 1: a mental illness. That being said, he went and shot
Speaker 1: two kids over this. And I promise you if some guy,
Speaker 1: regardless of mental health history or whatever, walked into a
Speaker 1: preschool today and started murdering kids or attempting to murder kids,
Speaker 1: and he was doing so because he was mad over
Speaker 1: and then pick whatever tr position is. There would be
Speaker 1: no other stories today. They'd probably impeached the guy now
Speaker 1: for existing. This guy shot up a kindergarten because of
Speaker 1: the US's foreign policy, and specifically Biden's policy. This is
Speaker 1: what he wrote, Biden's policy on how we're dealing with
Speaker 1: you know, everything going on in Israel. That's terrifying, man.
Speaker 1: And we're shooting CEOs and people are celebrating it. That's
Speaker 1: pretty terrifying. We're issuing blanket pardons. All that stuff has
Speaker 1: has pretty Some of it's immediately terrifying, and some of
Speaker 1: it's going to be much worse, much further down the road.
Speaker 1: And in it all swipes at what we do. There's
Speaker 1: a reason that we, as I told Pete, have rejected
Speaker 1: a lot of things, and we and we and then
Speaker 1: we reject them as we grow too. Right, So initially
Speaker 1: we launched this country and we reject things like having
Speaker 1: a a serfdom class and a lord class, which was
Speaker 1: a hallmark to this day of Europe in most places,
Speaker 1: most places continue to have classism, even if it's kind
Speaker 1: of unspoken other but we rejected that, and we've rejected
Speaker 1: variations of it, and then we rejected. We didn't initially
Speaker 1: reject slavery, but a lot of people wanted to, and
Speaker 1: then we did. And to the credit of the British Empire,
Speaker 1: they they also at that same time decided we're not
Speaker 1: going to have this anymore, and real American and British
Speaker 1: treasure and blood was spent in attempting to steymy the
Speaker 1: slave trade that never gets talked about. But you know,
Speaker 1: we have a history of looking at things that are
Speaker 1: going on, some crazier than others. Do you know what
Speaker 1: happened russ Do you know what happened when the British
Speaker 1: took control of India? Do you know one of the
Speaker 1: first things they did. I don't remember the name of
Speaker 1: this practice, but I remember what it is. Do you
Speaker 1: don't know what the first things that the British did
Speaker 1: when they gained control of India because it was a problem.
Speaker 1: It was a tradition that was going on and they're like,
Speaker 1: we're not going to do this anymore. So in India
Speaker 1: at the time, and it wasn't the totality of India,
Speaker 1: but it was one of the main areas when when
Speaker 1: you would die as a man. All right, so let's
Speaker 1: say Ross, you let's say you bit the bullet today. Okay, never,
Speaker 1: never gonna happen, but okay, all right, but but hold on,
Speaker 1: it's gonna get a lot worse for your wife. Oh
Speaker 1: get ray, but ran hold there, all right. So let's
Speaker 1: say that Ross eats a tainted leftover Thanksgiving turkey sandwich
Speaker 1: and that's all she wrote. We would all be very sad,
Speaker 1: but your wife would be the saddest, and not just
Speaker 1: because she's mourning you, but because, according to Indian practice
Speaker 1: at the time, they're going to burn your body and
Speaker 1: she's getting burned with you. Oh my god, that was
Speaker 1: the thing. What yeah, not okay with that, right, that
Speaker 1: was the thing. And the British showed up and they're like,
Speaker 1: we need you to stop.
Speaker 5: Wait wait wait So so the dude would die, yes,
Speaker 5: and then the woman who was still.
Speaker 1: Alive, well for that for a moment, he would burn
Speaker 1: when you're alive next to her husband's body. Yeah, on
Speaker 1: one big.
Speaker 5: Thing, and they would send them down the Ganges or whatever.
Speaker 1: Uh I think they use pires more than yeah whatever.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that sounds awful.
Speaker 1: But it also sounds like a good incentive for your
Speaker 1: wife to cook healthy for you.
Speaker 5: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: Make sure you're right, sure your feet are round, keep
Speaker 1: me happy, Yeah, cause if I die, you'd be sitting dude.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's like, if you're sitting there one day,
Speaker 1: you guys are in a fight, just pick up a gun,
Speaker 1: hold it to your head, be like, what're you gonna do?
Speaker 1: What you gonna do? It's like that. Yeah, that was
Speaker 1: the thing. And then we got there, or the British
Speaker 1: got there, and they're like, yeah, we're not gonna do
Speaker 1: this anymore. We're gonna we're gonna not burn all the widows,
Speaker 1: so let's stop it. We reject things, crazy things, but
Speaker 1: also not so crazy things, or but then we have
Speaker 1: short memories and uh, that's unfortunate. We look to the
Speaker 1: things that we rejected here as the creation of a nation.
Speaker 1: We're like, now we're good to go, while over in
Speaker 1: India they're just mad they can't burn the widows anymore.
Speaker 1: Any who, it's eight forty five or a stagic from
Speaker 1: the Weather Channel joining us. What's going on, sir.
Speaker 3: I'm much just looking forward to warming trend. Cold morning. Yeah,
Speaker 3: well even got some wind chill this morning in the
Speaker 3: single digits off to the west and in the mountains.
Speaker 3: He's seen some single numbers from the higher elevation seen
Speaker 3: a seven and a nine now closer in Tria Triangle,
Speaker 3: basically in the upper teams to low to mid twenties,
Speaker 3: but it's going to be a chilli day with a
Speaker 3: breeze and most of us in the upper thirties to
Speaker 3: low forties. But as I said, a good looking day today,
Speaker 3: upper teams, low twenties, and then we'll start the warm
Speaker 3: up over the weekend. Saturday sun around fifty and then
Speaker 3: on Sunday will be close to sixties. So it's going
Speaker 3: to be upper forties to near fifties Saturday, upper fifties
Speaker 3: to low sixties Sunday, and again good looking days until
Speaker 3: we start to get some precip in here. But it
Speaker 3: will be warm enough and actually pretty warm early next
Speaker 3: week for rain showers. By Tuesday, KC could see temperatures
Speaker 3: well into the sixties in some spots. So it looks
Speaker 3: like we do flip it around early next week, go
Speaker 3: from cold and dry to mild and maybe a little
Speaker 3: bit damp too, so a terrible no big rain coming in,
Speaker 3: but certainly a little wet weather for the early and
Speaker 3: maybe middle part of next week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, thank you, sir, appreciate it. We'll yeah tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ross. So if anybody is weirdo and wants to learn
Speaker 1: more about that thing I just told you. From India,
Speaker 1: it's called sati sati. And by the way, the first
Speaker 1: governor of India the British governor, because initially he's like, no,
Speaker 1: you need to stop murning widows, and they came to
Speaker 1: like but it's our tradition, and he's quoted as saying, well,
Speaker 1: tradition in our country is that when a man murders
Speaker 1: a woman like that, we hang him from his neck
Speaker 1: until he's dead. So feel free to continue your tradition.
Speaker 1: We'll continue ours, and then they stop doing it. So
Speaker 1: there you go, you learn something, we'll be back.
Speaker 19: Well, good morning, Casey.
Speaker 3: There was a bigger than.
Speaker 19: Expected rebound and job growth last month. A labor department
Speaker 19: just reported two hundred and twenty seven thousand workers were
Speaker 19: added to payrolls in November. The nation's unemployment rate ticked
Speaker 19: up a tenth of a percentage point four point two percent.
Speaker 19: Economists thought the rate but old steady. General feeling on
Speaker 19: Wall Street is there's nothing in this report to argue
Speaker 19: against another interest rate cut this month. Now the focus
Speaker 19: will be shifting to the inflation reports that come out
Speaker 19: next week. Stock market future is a little bit higher
Speaker 19: right across the board ahead of the Friday session. Now,
Speaker 19: futures are up thirty one points. Sales of beauty products
Speaker 19: and intimate apparel were strong at the start of the
Speaker 19: holiday shopping season. All to Beauty and Victoria's Secret both
Speaker 19: posted better than expected quarterly results after the markets closed yesterday.
Speaker 19: McDonald's getting the word out letting everyone know it's food
Speaker 19: is safe and an e Coali.
Speaker 11: Scare is over.
Speaker 19: McDonald's US president Joe Erlinger told Bloomberg News some customers
Speaker 19: pulled back after an e Coali outbreak was disclosed in
Speaker 19: late October. He said the fast food giant is testing
Speaker 19: different messages, offers, and deals to reach out to customers
Speaker 19: who have yet to come back. And Casey, this year's
Speaker 19: political donations by Elon Musk totaled at least two hundred
Speaker 19: and seventy four million dollars. The world's richest man became
Speaker 19: America's biggest political donor in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: Casey, all right, thank you, Jeff, appreciate it. We'll talk tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Or we'll talk Monday. I think of that.
Speaker 19: All right, You have a good weekend.
Speaker 1: Take care, are you too? All right?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And Ross and I work two more weeks and then vacation.
Speaker 1: All right, Jen, what's up?
Speaker 15: I wanted to let you know that the day before Thanksgiving,
Speaker 15: I called the Governor's office and I asked them about
Speaker 15: what his stance was about the tiny houses.
Speaker 20: They told me that it is a local matter, they
Speaker 20: have nothing to do with it, and then it was
Speaker 20: because of the floodplane. I told them that it's not
Speaker 20: what FEMA definition of the Floodplaine was due to the
Speaker 20: one hundred year flood.
Speaker 16: I've worked for FEMA, I've worked for the US military,
Speaker 16: I've done DISCA, and I just recently did my FEMA
Speaker 16: certificate this summer. I was hung up on. I was
Speaker 16: very nice to the woman. I didn't cry, I didn't shout,
Speaker 16: I didn't cuss. She hung up on me, and then
Speaker 16: when I called back two hours later, it went straight
Speaker 16: to voicemail.
Speaker 1: I just say, I'm not surprised. You're about the fourth
Speaker 1: person right around that window who's told me the same
Speaker 1: story and the idea that state building codes, which that
Speaker 1: local county commissioner out West, who we talked about last week,
Speaker 1: is relying on aren't a state matter. I'm having a
Speaker 1: lot of trouble on that one. Jen, thank you very
Speaker 1: very much for the call and to again, I like
Speaker 1: four or five people have done or told me that
Speaker 1: that's exactly what they've done, and that's the response that
Speaker 1: they ended up with