Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon, and you're listening to KFI
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Speaker 2: Shannon, it's Carson here.
Speaker 3: Probably the reason that you're getting those ads is because
Speaker 3: you talk about genitalia.
Speaker 2: Quite a bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Show, that's a good point.
Speaker 2: At least that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: Thanks, thank you. I didn't understand why I was getting
Speaker 1: those ads, but now it makes sense.
Speaker 4: Well, and I don't quite understand why I was getting those.
Speaker 5: Breast pump pump as well.
Speaker 1: Because we were talking about how we want Jacob to
Speaker 1: make a baby.
Speaker 4: But Jacob's not going to be You're not going to
Speaker 4: nurse the baby, or I'll still need a breast pump
Speaker 4: in the heart.
Speaker 5: I'm not somebody will.
Speaker 3: A Shannon, your karma is running over my dogma. Karma
Speaker 3: is not a Christian thing. Karma is an Eastern religion,
Speaker 3: like the deal Jesus karma.
Speaker 5: I didn't even catch that.
Speaker 3: I didn't think dogma. So don't let your karma run
Speaker 3: over my dogma.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, Shannon.
Speaker 6: You don't get to choose your own contrition, so you
Speaker 6: don't need the rosary unless the priest tells you, you
Speaker 6: got right.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows this, Yeah, everybody.
Speaker 6: If he says Hail Mary's, if he says our fathers,
Speaker 6: that's what you do.
Speaker 3: You gotta do what the priest tells you.
Speaker 1: I always had a question about that, because as kids
Speaker 1: at Catholic school, we'd go to confession something ridiculous like
Speaker 1: once every two weeks, because as a nine year old,
Speaker 1: you're really confessing a lot, and you had to lie.
Speaker 1: You had to make things up because like you're nine,
Speaker 1: you didn't do anything wrong, but you have to go
Speaker 1: and say, I fought with my brother, I talked back
Speaker 1: to my parents, so that like you could confess something,
Speaker 1: which is why they just guilt you into this. They
Speaker 1: get you on the guilt train real early in that faith.
Speaker 1: And listen, I did my time. I can talk about it.
Speaker 1: And so you go to confession and the priest says,
Speaker 1: you know, okay, I talked back to my parents. Oh
Speaker 1: you know you shouldn't do that. No, I know I
Speaker 1: shouldn't do that. All right, here's to why don't you do?
Speaker 1: Two Hail Mary's and three our Fathers, the sign of
Speaker 1: the Cross, Father's Son, Holy Spirit. And off you go
Speaker 1: to the pew. You kneel down and you say that
Speaker 1: the two are fathers and the three hail Marys.
Speaker 2: What have you?
Speaker 1: Well, the kid next to me, he's got five hail
Speaker 1: Marys and three our fathers or what have you. How
Speaker 1: does the priest decide how to divvy out the our
Speaker 1: fathers and the hail Mary's, Like, what rises to the
Speaker 1: level of me getting another hail Mary? How does that work?
Speaker 1: How do they decide? And is it across the board
Speaker 1: or is it kind of just you know, whatever they
Speaker 1: feel like that day? Like what if the priest has
Speaker 1: a bad day. The priest wakes up and he spills
Speaker 1: his coffee on himself driving to work, he's pissed off.
Speaker 1: He gets there, the eu chorus hasn't been cooked yet,
Speaker 1: and he's pissed off. That day, I'll probably get more
Speaker 1: our fathers and hail Mary's. Right, shouldn't there be like
Speaker 1: a book that tells you across the board so everyone's treated.
Speaker 4: Fairly every day. I can't tell if you're arguing in
Speaker 4: favor or against the Catholic religion.
Speaker 1: I just think that there's a way to clean it up.
Speaker 1: Clean it up a little bit may transparent, That's what.
Speaker 4: You worry about the Catholic churches whether or not everybody
Speaker 4: gets the same acts of contrition.
Speaker 2: Huh okay, Shannon, you forgot to list the act of
Speaker 2: contrition on your prayers. Have a good day, thank you.
Speaker 1: See, we're all in this together. It's time for swamp.
Speaker 5: Swamp is safe politics.
Speaker 2: It makes us like a reality TV sho bad news.
Speaker 2: Always a pleasure to be anywhere from Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Hey, Joe.
Speaker 4: A town hall too, clearly built on a swamp in
Speaker 4: so many ways, still a swamp.
Speaker 5: I have to watch my workey said the swamp, I said, Oh,
Speaker 5: that's so.
Speaker 1: You know the thing?
Speaker 4: Well, last night, last night Kamala Harris went on CNN
Speaker 4: for a town hall.
Speaker 5: This was actually the date. I didn't realize this until
Speaker 5: this morning.
Speaker 4: This would have been the date of the second debate
Speaker 4: between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, but he didn't want
Speaker 4: to do the second debate. So last night she stands
Speaker 4: up there with Anderson Cooper and talks about all kinds
Speaker 4: of different issues, and in all honesty, CNN didn't let
Speaker 4: her get away with a bunch of stuff. One of
Speaker 4: the questions that came up with Anderson Cooper was, hey,
Speaker 4: You've been in DC, in the White House for three
Speaker 4: and a half almost four years, now, how come you
Speaker 4: haven't done the things that you say you're going to do.
Speaker 7: I bring a whole set of different experiences to this
Speaker 7: job and the way I think about it.
Speaker 5: Then, Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Some voters, though, might ask, you've been in the White
Speaker 2: House for four years.
Speaker 4: You were vice president, not the president, But why wasn't
Speaker 4: any of that done.
Speaker 2: For the last four years?
Speaker 7: Well, there was a lot that was done, but there's
Speaker 7: more to do, Anderson, and I'm pointing out things that
Speaker 7: need to be done that haven't been done but need
Speaker 7: to be done. And I'm not going to shy away
Speaker 7: from saying, hey, these are still problems that we need
Speaker 7: to fix.
Speaker 1: All I can hear is Mayo Randolph saying, Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: The performance last night. I said this earlier.
Speaker 4: There's something about her that I still think is that
Speaker 4: she can be likable, like in a room, She's probably
Speaker 4: a vibrant person.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but her inability to describe.
Speaker 4: Policies that she has worked on with Joe Biden, with
Speaker 4: Joe Biden, or policies that she would implement herself is
Speaker 4: starting to show.
Speaker 5: And I'm not the one saying that.
Speaker 4: I mean, I am saying that, but it's repeated by
Speaker 4: even the people who have up to this point sort
Speaker 4: of kind of pushed the furniture out of the way
Speaker 4: for her Dana bash right after that town hall last night.
Speaker 8: Well, I'll just tell you what I'm hearing from people
Speaker 8: who I have been talking to, and that.
Speaker 5: Is that.
Speaker 8: If her goal was to close the deal, they're not
Speaker 8: sure she did that. And you know, some people have asked,
Speaker 8: is she being held to a different standard? Maybe, but
Speaker 8: that's maybe the world that she's living in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 4: The other one is David Axelrod, a longtime Obama advisor,
Speaker 4: CNN talking head now unabashed Democrat, who has said that
Speaker 4: if this was her closing argument, it wasn't a very
Speaker 4: good one.
Speaker 9: The things that would concern me is when she doesn't
Speaker 9: want to answer a question, her habit is to kind
Speaker 9: of go to world word salad city. And she did
Speaker 9: that on a couple of answers. One was on Israel,
Speaker 9: Anderson asked a direct question, would you be stronger on
Speaker 9: Israel than Trump?
Speaker 2: That was u where she worn't salad seven minute answer, But.
Speaker 1: In the sixty sixteen minutes right now, I think you'd
Speaker 1: learned from that.
Speaker 4: Well, that's that was That was My point Also is
Speaker 4: that there are a certain number of questions that you
Speaker 4: know you're going to get, whether it's in a debate
Speaker 4: or in a town hall or in some sort of
Speaker 4: a sit down interview, you know there are questions that
Speaker 4: you're going to get.
Speaker 5: Be ready for those.
Speaker 4: Part of it is not just her' it's the campaign
Speaker 4: that's behind her.
Speaker 5: They have to get her ready for this type of
Speaker 5: a thing.
Speaker 4: She's not an idiot, she's not a dumb dumb she
Speaker 4: can clearly put together answers. But when she does this
Speaker 4: thing because she either doesn't know, she's not prepared, she
Speaker 4: doesn't have the answer directly, is that she talks around it.
Speaker 4: And that's you know, that's what David Axelros says, when well,
Speaker 4: and it's fine, it is the word salad city.
Speaker 1: It's not creative because sometimes you can be filibustered when
Speaker 1: you're asking a question, and if they're very good at it,
Speaker 1: you don't realize it. And you know, but she's obviously
Speaker 1: talking around whatever the question may be. A new survey
Speaker 1: from Pew Research Center found that seventy three percent of
Speaker 1: voters believe that this year's election will be very or
Speaker 1: somewhat well run. Now there's a significant party divide. Ninety
Speaker 1: percent of Kamala Harris's supporters believe the election will be
Speaker 1: well run, but just fifty seven percent of Trump's supporters
Speaker 1: think it will be well run. Is that going to
Speaker 1: hurt him? We've talked about it before, the seeds of
Speaker 1: doubt that he sows with his rallies and his crowds
Speaker 1: about elections and fair elections and stolen elections. Does that
Speaker 1: have any impact on people getting to the polls?
Speaker 4: You mean supporters who might doubt whether their vote is
Speaker 4: even going to be counted. Yeah, I guess I don't know.
Speaker 4: It'd be kind of hard to put a number on that,
Speaker 4: or a percentage of people that would stay away from
Speaker 4: the polls just because they don't think it's valid in.
Speaker 5: The first place.
Speaker 4: The thing is, you know, Tuesday, November fifth, we're not
Speaker 4: going to get a whole lot of answers. Unfortunately.
Speaker 5: Let's actually go to La City Hall.
Speaker 4: Mayor Karen bass is talking about what is going to
Speaker 4: be an absolute nightmare traffic wise tomorrow night and see
Speaker 4: what's going on.
Speaker 6: Everyone with all of these events in town over the
Speaker 6: next few days. Consider this practice for what will be
Speaker 6: coming in years to come.
Speaker 2: Our messages.
Speaker 6: La is ready, No, it's not the World Cities, the
Speaker 6: World Series, ready to welcome visitors from near and far,
Speaker 6: and most importantly, ready to win. But I have to
Speaker 6: begin by acknowledging the great loss that is being mourned
Speaker 6: all across our city and actually our nation to millions.
Speaker 6: Fernando Valenzuela was more than a baseball player. He was
Speaker 6: an icon that transcended the limits of hopes and dreams.
Speaker 6: He was a world champion through and through. I know
Speaker 6: that he will be in the hearts of many who
Speaker 6: are here in La and around the world in the
Speaker 6: coming days, and my thoughts are with his friends and
Speaker 6: family during this challenging time. And I will say I
Speaker 6: remember Fernandomania very very well, and I had the honor
Speaker 6: on a couple of occasions of meeting him, and a
Speaker 6: few months ago when he was honored at City Hall,
Speaker 6: I was able to meet him and his family in
Speaker 6: my office. So my condolences go to all of them. Tomorrow,
Speaker 6: the Dodgers will take the field for Game one, and
Speaker 6: the city will be ready to take action as well.
Speaker 6: After the Dodgers beat the Mets and I was there,
Speaker 6: I directed city apartments to take action to prepare to
Speaker 6: ensure Angelinos are safe, traffic is addressed swiftly, and to
Speaker 6: make sure that Angelinos who might not be able to
Speaker 6: go to the actual games will still get to safely
Speaker 6: experience the World Series at watch parties around the city.
Speaker 6: At my direction, the city's Emergency Operations Center will act
Speaker 6: activate to a three to coordinate during this major event.
Speaker 6: LAPD will strategically deploy officers and increase visibility at various venues,
Speaker 6: while our Fire department will strategically station paramedic and medical
Speaker 6: personnel to be at the ready. LAPD is also taking
Speaker 6: proactive steps to ensure that celebrations are peaceful. Traffic, of course,
Speaker 6: is a top concern for all of US.
Speaker 5: Traffic.
Speaker 6: Transportation is deploying more than one hundred white Glove traffic
Speaker 6: officers to help with traffic, and our general manager of
Speaker 6: the Department of Transportation will share more about that in
Speaker 6: a few minutes.
Speaker 4: All right, well again, Karen Bass, Mayor of Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: talking about tomorrow's events that are going to be taking place.
Speaker 4: The keynote event, of course, is going to be Game
Speaker 4: one of the World Series. But you've also got a
Speaker 4: usc football game. You've got a Lakers game. You've got
Speaker 4: concerts both at the Forum at the Into It Dome
Speaker 4: down in Englewood.
Speaker 5: You've got a high school football game.
Speaker 4: It's so far so there's gonna be a lot going
Speaker 4: on tomorrow night, starting with the five o'clock first pitch
Speaker 4: for a for the World Series Game one.
Speaker 5: Hey, it's time for tech Talk.
Speaker 2: The machines are getting smarter. This is tech Talk, brought
Speaker 2: to you by sky net.
Speaker 1: Mark Saltzman, our tech guru joins us and uh Mark,
Speaker 1: what are you dressing up as this year?
Speaker 10: I forget I didn't tell you, but it's we're gonna
Speaker 10: go as the Bundies, married with children. So we're having
Speaker 10: a house party Saturday night.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So my wife's got the whole peg Bundy outfit, the
Speaker 10: big red hair and a leopard skin top and all that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Saltman party is this?
Speaker 10: Let's yeah, Well, there's no fish bowl at the front
Speaker 10: of the house and put the keys in nothing like that.
Speaker 2: Good if that's what you're hinting at.
Speaker 10: And I'm gonna go a d bunny, I guess I'll
Speaker 10: have my hand in my pants.
Speaker 2: Remember remember he did that?
Speaker 1: No way to get exactly right.
Speaker 2: I could do it all Saturday night.
Speaker 1: It's all part of the cove to say you're adjusting.
Speaker 10: Oh boy, yeah, I never thought about that extra benefit
Speaker 10: to this costume.
Speaker 5: That's funny.
Speaker 2: But yeah, are you guys doing anything for Halloween?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: Or not?
Speaker 5: People?
Speaker 4: I have a boring neighborhood, which is we don't have
Speaker 4: a lot of kids in the neighborhood, so nobody does anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just kind of I hear you. Well, adults like
Speaker 2: to have dress up time too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, adults do like to have dress up time.
Speaker 2: All right, And wait a second, Angelino's is that what
Speaker 2: you like?
Speaker 10: The people of Los Angeles call themselves? I heard that
Speaker 10: in your last newscast? Is that right?
Speaker 2: Is that right? I like it? Actually? No, is it new?
Speaker 1: Stupid?
Speaker 5: It's it's not new.
Speaker 4: It's just people keep trying to say it from like
Speaker 4: city hall, and no one else says it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't exist in normal conversation.
Speaker 2: What would you say before?
Speaker 10: Like, so in Toronto, where I live, we would call
Speaker 10: ourselves Torontonians.
Speaker 1: People in Los Angeles Okay, so that's how you I.
Speaker 5: Mean it's it's it's you know a lot of syllables.
Speaker 2: But okay, yeah, all right, okay, in a way it's cleaner.
Speaker 1: Those are the same, well one more syllable than Angelino's,
Speaker 1: that's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not really that much short shorter.
Speaker 4: You have a great article about some of this new
Speaker 4: smart home devices that are out there, and some of
Speaker 4: these are.
Speaker 5: Some of these are amazing that they exist.
Speaker 4: Now, I mean we know things like smart lighting, smart
Speaker 4: electrical outlets, even stuff like I don't know the security
Speaker 4: systems that are out there, but.
Speaker 2: Ideo doorbells old news.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but but smart devices to hook up to plumbing, Yeah, this.
Speaker 10: Is you know, you think about the pain points that
Speaker 10: we have in our home. Water damage is usually the
Speaker 10: number one culprit, like for home insurance policies for claims,
Speaker 10: I should say.
Speaker 2: And so yeah.
Speaker 10: Mowen has a line of smart security smart water security products.
Speaker 10: One of them is called the Flow Smart water Monitor
Speaker 10: and shut Off.
Speaker 2: So it's basically a Wi Fi.
Speaker 10: Enabled the valve that you connect to your home's water
Speaker 10: supply and if it detects an issue like a leaky
Speaker 10: pipe someone left the tap running where I live. Come
Speaker 10: this time of year, it could be a frozen pipe,
Speaker 10: any issue. It not only turns off the water supply
Speaker 10: to your home to minimize damage, but pushes a notification
Speaker 10: to your phone. There's an app where it will say, hey,
Speaker 10: we've discovered this issue, and then you can pinpoint it right.
Speaker 10: And if you're not at home again, you can minimize
Speaker 10: damage by having you know, someone come and look at
Speaker 10: what's going on if they have a subpump monitor that
Speaker 10: tracks your water usage twenty four to seven. And then
Speaker 10: inexpensive little leak sensors that you would place around a
Speaker 10: vulnerable area of your home, maybe near I don't know
Speaker 10: a window, or you know, I don't know, a washing machine,
Speaker 10: a dishwasher, and if it detects any moisture at all,
Speaker 10: it pushes a notification. And if you have that flow
Speaker 10: flo monitor and shut off, it'll turn it off.
Speaker 2: So that's really, I think a very practical pick.
Speaker 10: And you can can get a deal often on your
Speaker 10: home insurance premiums if you've got something like this installed
Speaker 10: as much as ten percent where I live, which I
Speaker 10: think is great.
Speaker 2: And then for.
Speaker 10: Electricity, if you again where I live again, I can
Speaker 10: just tell you it's very expensive when we consume electricity
Speaker 10: for our appliances are the big culprits. So there are
Speaker 10: devices now that you can connect to your electrical panel
Speaker 10: that will give you a real time look at the
Speaker 10: energy that you're consuming, and it will give you insights
Speaker 10: on an app, a companion app I'm referring to the
Speaker 10: Schneider Electric app or Schneider Home app. It uses these
Speaker 10: Wiser branded devices that you would have installed professionally. I
Speaker 10: wouldn't recommend anyone doing this to their circuit board or
Speaker 10: electric panel without knowing what they're doing, but it'll give
Speaker 10: you in real time an idea of how much energy
Speaker 10: you're consuming and when, and then have some actionable insights,
Speaker 10: like for example, with an inexpensive smart plug, you can
Speaker 10: get like a four pack for under thirty dollars. That's
Speaker 10: what you plug your appliances into, and then you can
Speaker 10: set schedules so it runs certain times of the day.
Speaker 2: We have in.
Speaker 10: Toronto we have on peak hours, off peak and mid
Speaker 10: peak where we pay different rates for electricity throughout the day.
Speaker 10: So these are great and they also act by the
Speaker 10: way as they cut vampire power, which when your appliances
Speaker 10: are plugged in and even when they're not on, they
Speaker 10: still suck electricity from you know, which costs you money
Speaker 10: on your monthly utility bill. So things like that I
Speaker 10: think are very smart to water electricity. I wrote about
Speaker 10: smart shades, like a device that you can connect to
Speaker 10: any beaded chain, metal or plastic to raise or lower
Speaker 10: your blinds automatically, you know, certain times of the day,
Speaker 10: or using your voice with a smart speaker. The company
Speaker 10: is called rise r Yse and they have a product
Speaker 10: called smart Shade. It's about one seventy nine and it
Speaker 10: doesn't matter how big or heavy the blinds are, as
Speaker 10: long as it's got a beaded chain. You connect this
Speaker 10: little device to it. You can use an app to
Speaker 10: raise or lower the blinds. You can use your voice
Speaker 10: with the smart speaker. As I mentioned, there's a button
Speaker 10: on the device itself or set schedules and it'll cut
Speaker 10: down again on your energy usage by lowering the blind
Speaker 10: certain times of the day so your air con isn't
Speaker 10: working as hard.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I hope you uh, I'm glad you enjoyed
Speaker 10: the article. I thought there were some good practical picks here.
Speaker 5: Well some of them.
Speaker 4: The smart TV on the go thing was was interesting,
Speaker 4: but it feels like it's just the logical progression of
Speaker 4: or an alternative maybe to carrying an iPad around or
Speaker 4: even your phone, because it's it's a TV. It's a
Speaker 4: wireless TV.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so you're referring to the LGS stand by me.
Speaker 10: It's on a stand and you can look at the
Speaker 10: TV screen by the way, vertically or horizontally. If you're
Speaker 10: looking at content like from Instagram or TikTok, you may
Speaker 10: have it in vertical or portrait format, but then you
Speaker 10: can make it widescreen again or landscape and yeah, you
Speaker 10: roll it around.
Speaker 2: It's on wheels and it's legit like Wally right.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well it doesn't it doesn't navigate by.
Speaker 5: TV all back.
Speaker 2: I like the idea.
Speaker 10: Let's say you have you have the kids over for
Speaker 10: a sleepover. They don't normally have a TV in their room.
Speaker 10: You can just roll that into the room and they
Speaker 10: can watch a Disney flick and then when they fall asleep,
Speaker 10: you roll it into the kitchen to follow along with
Speaker 10: a recipe, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean I kind of like that.
Speaker 10: You do a fitness class, you know, and it's got
Speaker 10: I think three hours of battery life before you need
Speaker 10: to plug it in. And it can stream from your
Speaker 10: It's got that built in Chrome Cast, so you can
Speaker 10: stream or cast content from your phone or tablet or
Speaker 10: laptop to the TV as well. So yeah, it's yeah,
Speaker 10: it's about nine ninety nine LG stand by me. It's
Speaker 10: a twenty seven inch touchscreen display again that can be
Speaker 10: rotated and swiveled.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so a few things. I looked at. A
Speaker 2: high tech food processor that works with an app and
Speaker 2: so on and so forth.
Speaker 10: If anybody wants to read this article, you can just
Speaker 10: google my name, Mark Saltsman, Mark with a C, Saltsman
Speaker 10: with a Z and type in smart home or home
Speaker 10: smart home.
Speaker 2: And you'll see that article.
Speaker 4: Quick note you asked you mentioned the Schneider Electric Square
Speaker 4: d Wiser Energy smart home monitor, and that that would
Speaker 4: be probably something unless you're pretty advanced in terms of
Speaker 4: doing electrical around your house. You'd want somebody to come
Speaker 4: in and install it. What about the Flow smart water monitor?
Speaker 4: Is that something a home owner could do? Or you
Speaker 4: want to call in a plumber to put that on?
Speaker 10: So I know people have done it themselves if you're
Speaker 10: savvy enough, sure, but I would for any of these things,
Speaker 10: I would probably have a pro to it and you
Speaker 10: probably don't have to break the bank. You can use
Speaker 10: those apps where you can find a vetted technician come
Speaker 10: to your home.
Speaker 2: But yeah, if you know what you're doing, great.
Speaker 10: And by the way, there's different sizes like a three
Speaker 10: quarter inch like you know, one inch like depending on
Speaker 10: the flow of the water into your home, right you
Speaker 10: know the pipe, So there's different options there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I mean, if you're what you're doing, go for but
Speaker 10: it's probably best to have a pro to it.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: I hope that Alan and Peg have a great Alan party,
Speaker 4: have fun.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I know right, I can't believe I said that
Speaker 10: on the air. Why all those Angelinas are going to
Speaker 10: judge me?
Speaker 1: All the Angelinas they you're much worse out of US.
Speaker 4: Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln is busy. He says he
Speaker 4: expects negotiators to meet in the coming days to talk
Speaker 4: about a ceasefire in Gaza, this elusive ceasefire, but it
Speaker 4: has remained unclear whether Hamas is actually going to come
Speaker 4: to the table. That Hamas might be willing to re
Speaker 4: engage in these talks after Israel killed its leader, so
Speaker 4: she'll see.
Speaker 1: They're now referring to Trump as clear and present Danger yesterday?
Speaker 1: Was Hitler today? Bring on Sean Connery and the Russian submarine?
Speaker 1: Was that the offer October? Oh? What was clear in
Speaker 1: present Danger about?
Speaker 5: Was it Ben affleck?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: I hope not for Remember who was in that one?
Speaker 4: You're talking about Tom Clancy?
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, it was Harrison Ford. Hm. So no Russians
Speaker 1: or not?
Speaker 5: You can try it again. I mean, sure there was Russians.
Speaker 1: But the whole thing away, Connery goes away, the Russians,
Speaker 1: It's all ruined.
Speaker 4: I like the effort, though, I don't even want to
Speaker 4: talk about this. Sean Didty now is Sean Didty Combs
Speaker 4: is a bad person, awful monster. It sounds like, and
Speaker 4: we have been saying that the the that monster kind
Speaker 4: of rubs off on the people who allowed this day.
Speaker 1: There are both Tom Clancy books.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, I knew that I did it. Oh, I
Speaker 5: knew exactly. I knew what. I knew what you were
Speaker 5: going for. Okay, yes, all right, it was just a swing.
Speaker 5: It's a foul ball. Nineteen contact.
Speaker 1: It was nineteen ninety. Reference is always very strong in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. I'm like handle now.
Speaker 4: Federal lawsuit filed this week in the Southern District of
Speaker 4: New York. Involves a woman identified as Jane do So.
Speaker 4: She was thirteen years old when she was raped by
Speaker 4: Sean Combs and and a male celebrity. In the lawsuit,
Speaker 4: it only uses the term celebrity a was there was
Speaker 4: a female celebrity in the room who watched the attack,
Speaker 4: apparently also described as celebrity b.
Speaker 1: I was reading through this story this morning, and I
Speaker 1: was thinking about how quiet people are about Ditty, because
Speaker 1: so many celebrities were at his parties, and so many
Speaker 1: people must be so terrified of that coming out that
Speaker 1: they were involved at all, Because when you think about
Speaker 1: these parties and the length of time we're talking about,
Speaker 1: hundreds and hundreds of people were right there, They were
Speaker 1: in the arena when all of this horror was going on.
Speaker 4: Well, and I mean we talked about Tony Busby. Buzzby
Speaker 4: is that his name, the attorney out of Houston who
Speaker 4: solicited all of this information and was the one who
Speaker 4: originally filed one hundred and twenty lawsuits and said that
Speaker 4: he could file more. The family is saying that these
Speaker 4: claims against Ditty this is Ditty's family have claimed that
Speaker 4: these claims against him, sorry have spiraled into absurdity, and
Speaker 4: that these lawsuits keep coming and that they're trying to
Speaker 4: basically outdo each other with how salacious they can be,
Speaker 4: and that this is one of those versions.
Speaker 5: This girl.
Speaker 4: Said she was outside Radio City Music Hall trying to
Speaker 4: talk her way into the VMAs in New York City,
Speaker 4: approached several limo drivers. One of them claimed that he
Speaker 4: was working for Ditty Combs. He told her that Sean
Speaker 4: like younger girls and that she fit what Diddy was
Speaker 4: looking for and invited her to an after party and
Speaker 4: told her to come back later that night. When she did,
Speaker 4: this limo driver took her to a large white house
Speaker 4: gated U shaped driveway. She was told to sign a
Speaker 4: non disclosure agreement. At the party itself a bunch of drinks,
Speaker 4: loud music, cocaine, marijuana. She said she finished one drink
Speaker 4: orange juice, cranberry juice and something bitter and began to
Speaker 4: feel lightheaded and found an empty bedroom to that's a
Speaker 4: good idea. That's when Diddy walked in with the two celebrities.
Speaker 4: If you need rest, leave the party always and you
Speaker 4: yeah and not alone? Yeah, all right, coming up next.
Speaker 4: That's right, that's right, it's the big twelve o'clock hour.
Speaker 4: It is, it is, It's crazy, isn't it. What time
Speaker 4: does that start at twelve o'clock?
Speaker 5: Excellent?
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