Speaker 1: If it kicks, it best be good. And it is heavy.
Speaker 1: Birthday to Susan Tedesky's.
Speaker 2: The arms, use the homie, the town, the way we
Speaker 2: used to kid.
Speaker 3: Al Miss ware that you touch me, al Miss. This
Speaker 3: witchase on your Olmo was a food. You are a food. Bad.
Speaker 4: We go, Oh so lonesome, lonesome here without you, jes.
Speaker 2: What's more, would feeling please it hot it hot hotch.
Speaker 3: You now.
Speaker 1: The incredible musician out of Boston, Massachusetts turns fifty four
Speaker 1: on this November night with your own band with the
Speaker 1: Tedesky Trucks Band with her husband Derek Trucks, great blues,
Speaker 1: roots music and a voice, her voice. It can go
Speaker 1: from Bonnie Ray to Janice Joplin in about sixty seconds.
Speaker 1: There she is. As we open up before we look
Speaker 1: ahead to look back at significant events and people tied
Speaker 1: to this particular date in history, including but not limited
Speaker 1: to these. On November ninth, nineteen o six, Edddie Roosevelt
Speaker 1: made the first trip outside of the country of any
Speaker 1: setting present any sitting president, and a chance to watch
Speaker 1: the building of the Panama Canal. He got out of
Speaker 1: the country and he came back. A dark day in
Speaker 1: history on this date. In nineteen thirty eight, the Nazis
Speaker 1: looted and burned synagogues, thousands of Jewish known stores, houses
Speaker 1: in Germany in Austria in a program of deliberate persecution.
Speaker 1: Crystal knocked Today's anniversary of the Great Northeast blackout of
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty five power failures lasting up to thirteen and
Speaker 1: a half hours, thirty million people in seven states and
Speaker 1: parts of Canada in the dark. Let's see nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: nine on the positive side of history's ledger Communist East Germany.
Speaker 1: Germany throws open its borders, allowing citizens to travel freely
Speaker 1: to the West for the first time in day decades
Speaker 1: and for many of us for the first time in
Speaker 1: four years. We feel like it's safe to move about
Speaker 1: the country again. Film director Billy august Is seventy six,
Speaker 1: Lou Farigno is seventy three. Senator Shared Brown not having
Speaker 1: a good birthday. I hope he does. He should, but
Speaker 1: lose him like that to Bernie Marino in All Shared
Speaker 1: Brown is seventy two. Donnie mclerkland Gospel Greatest sixty five,
Speaker 1: TV producer digital director Ryan Murphy as a birthday scarface
Speaker 1: from Ghetto Boys golfer David Duvall is fifty three today,
Speaker 1: Nick La Chay, happy birthday at fifty one. If it
Speaker 1: is your birthday, of it is the best birthday you
Speaker 1: could possibly imagine. You get to spend it with people
Speaker 1: you love, doing the things that you love to do,
Speaker 1: and that is truly my wish for you. Five point
Speaker 1: forty one. And we've got a new sexy sportscaster will
Speaker 1: introduce in a few moments on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: This morning at nine Mike Allen takes a stand and
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Speaker 1: If it kicks, it best be good and it is
Speaker 1: Hammy birthday to Susan Tedesky.
Speaker 2: The amses the home, the town, the way we used
Speaker 2: to keep.
Speaker 9: A miss, way that.
Speaker 3: You touch me, I miss the switchase of yours. Olmo
Speaker 3: was a food. Believe you are a food bare.
Speaker 4: We go, Oh so lonesome, lonesome here without you?
Speaker 1: What's normal? Feeling it hot?
Speaker 9: It hot?
Speaker 1: It hats so bad.
Speaker 10: You are the best man.
Speaker 1: The incredible musician out of Boston, Massachusetts, turns fifty four
Speaker 1: on this November day with their own band, with the
Speaker 1: Tedesky Trucks Band with their husband, Derek Trucks, great blues,
Speaker 1: roots music and a voice. Her voice. It can go
Speaker 1: from Bonnie Ray to Janice Joplin in about sixty seconds.
Speaker 1: There she is. As we open up before we look
Speaker 1: ahead to look back at significant events and people tied
Speaker 1: to this particular date in history, including but not limited
Speaker 1: to these. On November ninth, nineteen oh six, Teddy Roosevelt
Speaker 1: made the first trip outside of the country of any
Speaker 1: setting present any sitting president, and a chance to watch
Speaker 1: the building of the Panama Canal. He got out of
Speaker 1: the country and he came back. A dark day in history.
Speaker 1: On this date. In nineteen thirty eight, the Nazis looted
Speaker 1: and burned synagogues, thousands of Jewish known stores houses in
Speaker 1: Germany and Austria in a program of deliberate persecution. Crystal
Speaker 1: knocked today's anniversary of the Great Northeast Blackout of nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty five power failures lasting up to thirteen and a
Speaker 1: half hours, thirty million people in seven states and parts
Speaker 1: of Canada in the dark. Let's see nineteen eighty nine
Speaker 1: on the positive side of history's ledger communist East Germany.
Speaker 1: Germany throws open its borders, allowing citizens to travel freely
Speaker 1: to the West for the first time in decades, and
Speaker 1: for many of us, for the first time in four years.
Speaker 1: We feel like it's safe to move about the country again.
Speaker 1: Director Billy august Is seventy six, Lou Farigno is seventy three.
Speaker 1: Senator Shared Brown not having a good birthday. I hope
Speaker 1: he does. He should, but lose him like that to
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino in all. Shared Brown is seventy two. Donnie
Speaker 1: Mclerkland Gospel Greatest sixty five TV producer digital director Ryan
Speaker 1: Murphy as a birthday scarface from Ghetto Boys golfer David
Speaker 1: duvall Is fifty three today, Nick La Jay, Happy birthday
Speaker 1: at fifty one. If it is your birthday, it is
Speaker 1: the best birthday you could possibly imagine. You get to
Speaker 1: spend it with people you love, doing the things that
Speaker 1: you love to do, and that is truly my wish
Speaker 1: for you. Five point forty one. And we've got a
Speaker 1: new sexy sportscaster, will introduce in a few moments on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: This morning at nine Mike Allen takes us stand and
Speaker 5: then eventually seat once his legs get tired.
Speaker 9: On seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: If you're looking for a touch of sun and clouds,
Speaker 1: I A sixty one clouding up more overnight and rain
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Speaker 1: sixty four on Sunday morning, raid on Monday before it
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Speaker 1: A night lets on Saturday one seven out of WLW
Speaker 1: new broadcaster this morning we're introducing it is the Sexy
Speaker 1: Liam His girlfriend likes the voice, and I told him
Speaker 1: he's got great pipes to deliver some sports as best
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Speaker 1: day of my life so far? How you doing? People
Speaker 1: think you're putting it on now? All right?
Speaker 11: So high school football, what do we got? Yeah, it's
Speaker 11: playoff time. Ad On the tri State Highland shutout Colins
Speaker 11: forty five to nothing. Cooper's offense rolls in a fifty
Speaker 11: six twenty eight win over South Oldham. Beechwood routed Danville
Speaker 11: sixty six to nothing. Scout County, Scott County tops Connor
Speaker 11: forty seven to forty and a barn Burner say Next
Speaker 11: dominated Simon Kenton forty eight to thirteen. Du Point Manual
Speaker 11: shutout Campbell County forty five nothing. Anderson tops Butler forty
Speaker 11: nine to fourteen. Cupcat bete Boyd County forty two to fourteen.
Speaker 11: Mohler defeated Lakota East fifty five twenty eight. Batesville defeated
Speaker 11: Lawrenceburg twenty one seven. Brenden routed Walton fifty six to seven.
Speaker 11: East Central shutout Franklin Community twenty one to nothing. Cincinnati
Speaker 11: College Preparatory Academy eighteen, Fort Laura, Maine seven, Lakota West
Speaker 11: twenty elder fourteen, Saint Bernard Elmwood Place scores forty nine,
Speaker 11: Portsmouth twenty one.
Speaker 1: Dayton fell to Ludlow fifty five to nothing. Oh very nice.
Speaker 1: FC Cincinnati obviously the the the win or go home
Speaker 1: home finale against New York.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the Orange and Blue with the win have the
Speaker 11: chance to face seventy New York City Red Bulls because
Speaker 11: the Columbus crew went zero to two in their series
Speaker 11: when they were upset in the first round. Pregame coverage
Speaker 11: begins at three point thirty. Kickoff is set for seven thirty.
Speaker 11: All right, and where can you hear it anywhere?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Right on ESPN fifteen thirty. That's the A Football uco
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Speaker 1: Hi prices are like a money back. You sucking your
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Speaker 1: our inflation vaty eight on a Saturday morning. Gary Jeff
Speaker 1: Walker with you on seven hundred WLW. Got the wakes
Speaker 1: up out of the way. A little bit of decaffeinated coffee,
Speaker 1: and people go, what's the point? I like the flavor
Speaker 1: of coffee, It's nice. Can't handle the caffeine. I get
Speaker 1: a little too worked up, if you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You know what a crazy week. We'll get into that
Speaker 1: as we continue. But Mama Tree has been holding for
Speaker 1: quite a while already this morning. She was ringing before
Speaker 1: we were even on the air at five point thirty.
Speaker 1: And now it is back to Mama Tree, the lady
Speaker 1: Lynette whomever she is identifying as this morning. Welcome dear,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 12: I'm fine? Let me saying firsh by the veterans.
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Speaker 12: Walk holong through the range with all and you are
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Speaker 1: Oh my good that was beautiful and you, I mean
Speaker 1: every note you hit was was pure and otherworldly. That
Speaker 1: was incredible.
Speaker 12: Thank God, cause he just gave me my two morning
Speaker 12: peal of the Oh lord man, I said, don't give
Speaker 12: me your cold water. I'll use my last night's warm one.
Speaker 12: And thank god we made it.
Speaker 1: Pray No, that was That was a beautiful version of
Speaker 1: You'll never walk alone. I love I loved it.
Speaker 12: O baby, how's everything?
Speaker 1: Everything's great for me? How's everything for you?
Speaker 12: I'm great? You know when I got that starry exposure
Speaker 12: by say some crazy after six weeks to the day,
Speaker 12: the swelling and down in my body. My feet are
Speaker 12: no longer like a spunge. My watch bands don't hurt.
Speaker 12: It hurt me so much. Yesterday at five o'clock, I
Speaker 12: had the aid to help pull the watch fand you
Speaker 12: know how the expansions are so tight you can't breathe.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 12: He did that and I said, oh, thank god, I
Speaker 12: believe I'll make it now. See I didn't they wouldn't
Speaker 12: take me. No, doctor, it ain't come to Kentucky. I
Speaker 12: said it came to Patricia Brown Owens if nobody did
Speaker 12: nothing to better. Yes, doctor, God, amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, I'm just glad to hear that you're uh, you're
Speaker 1: doing better.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but I still can't see the green dollar yet
Speaker 12: from beingo.
Speaker 1: All right, well, listen, have a blessed weekend here. It's
Speaker 1: so good to hear it. And you sounded beautiful thing
Speaker 1: in this morning.
Speaker 12: I'm coming over.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, one week you tell me that, don't come.
Speaker 1: The next week you say it's okay.
Speaker 12: And I got my COVID shot two days ago. Okay,
Speaker 12: you know you know no, oh yeah, when it's in
Speaker 12: my arm, I'm hurting two or three months, emma butt
Speaker 12: piece of cake.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you, mommetry, I've never had a COVID
Speaker 1: shot and I'm not getting one. But thank you, dear,
Speaker 1: I love you. Gotta go. I really not. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that those notes that she was hitting existed even.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll hang with Dick in just a moment
Speaker 1: as we continue and get started this morning. Seven hundred
Speaker 1: w l A SERI is the four five four four
Speaker 1: zero and the Great Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Dick, Good morning gird Jeff.
Speaker 1: How are you doing fantastic? How are you my friend?
Speaker 18: I'm pretty good?
Speaker 1: Tell me what's going on?
Speaker 19: Oh, I just wanted to tell you my friend Ingrid.
Speaker 18: She's doing really well. She's uh, she goes to rehab
Speaker 18: about well three times a week. She's doing a lot better.
Speaker 18: She's perky. And a couple of my friends with Bob Donalds,
Speaker 18: had been up to see her, Eddie, Mary and Mikey.
Speaker 18: They're great people. And I just wanted to tell you
Speaker 18: about I went to the Strummers yesterday and Bob Ford
Speaker 18: he's had that Uh, there's a guy Lou comes in there.
Speaker 18: He plays, Oh, he plays like a twelve string guitar.
Speaker 18: And Lou and who was it?
Speaker 20: Lou?
Speaker 18: And I'm trying to think who else? And Craig where
Speaker 18: Bob was saying about. He says, Dick, you just how
Speaker 18: do you learn? And I said, well I learned back
Speaker 18: when I was little, you know. But but Bob said,
Speaker 18: well thanks for coming, Dick. You really one of my friends.
Speaker 18: He hears me, he's going to listen. His Dave's Paul Adams,
Speaker 18: his his family all played and we worked in Low's together,
Speaker 18: and he remembered when I used to play for the
Speaker 18: uh you know, the what was it store meetings?
Speaker 1: But and our you were entertaining the troops at Low's.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have a party.
Speaker 18: No, that's that's when we had our store meetings. Everything.
Speaker 1: Okay, Oh, I remember you telling me about it.
Speaker 18: Yeah, that was good.
Speaker 1: Good, well, Dick, it's all good. It's all good. Life
Speaker 1: is good.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Have you talked to Dave?
Speaker 21: Uh not yet, not yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Listen, God bless Donald Trump and thank you Dick.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, thanks great. I'm so happy. That was the
Speaker 18: greatest thing that happened in America. Gary, Jeff say good night, Dick,
Speaker 18: Good night, Garay Jeff, have a good day.
Speaker 1: Audios my friend, Bye bye.
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Speaker 6: Forecasts on the chilly side again this morning, as tempters
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Speaker 6: This afternoon, tempters climb to the low sixties. Expect mostly
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Speaker 1: The first official hour of this Saturday morning edition for Saturday,
Speaker 1: November Night, twenty twenty four. Garry Jeff Walker, God blessed
Speaker 1: Ronald Trump. Oh, it's been a wonderful week. And you
Speaker 1: know what I call this. You know, everybody's weight in
Speaker 1: and I'm not dancing or on anybody's grave or gloating
Speaker 1: or anything else. But I'll tell you what this election
Speaker 1: in this week meant to me. It means now there
Speaker 1: is one less thing to worry about. Seriously, I don't
Speaker 1: have to worry about the federal government intruding in my life,
Speaker 1: and I don't have to worry about incompetent bureaucrats, although
Speaker 1: there probably still will be some in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Making decisions that I did not vote for. I don't
Speaker 1: have to worry about DEEI and the incompetence that all
Speaker 1: that always brings. So that's my take, one less thing
Speaker 1: to worry about. That's what a Trump's victory is. In
Speaker 1: the life of Carrie Check, it's time for Dave.
Speaker 19: Good morning, Dave, Good morning, j Jeff Paison, how you doing.
Speaker 1: I'm fine, How are you good?
Speaker 17: Good?
Speaker 19: Happy?
Speaker 23: V d w E.
Speaker 1: You have as many fake dialects as Kamala Harris. You'll
Speaker 1: never get You'll never get to the White House that way.
Speaker 19: That's okay, But I think somebody needs to make Sexy
Speaker 19: Liam an offer he can't refuse.
Speaker 1: I'm making him an offer to not have to talk
Speaker 1: the rest of the morning. The boy is in distress vocally.
Speaker 24: So it's it's because all that mullywomping going on in
Speaker 24: high school football.
Speaker 1: Well, there's a lot of mulleywumping going on, especially when
Speaker 1: he's calling the games. And it's Danville in Kentucky. It's
Speaker 1: not not a good situation there anyway. Uh, I wanted
Speaker 1: to tell you. I forgot to tell you this last week.
Speaker 1: Two weeks ago. I was in a store on Halloween
Speaker 1: Day and I walked in and the clerk had sponges
Speaker 1: covering her whole body. And I said, what are you
Speaker 1: supposed to be? She said, I'm self absorbed, so I'd
Speaker 1: share that with you constant.
Speaker 25: And she said, what is she supposed to be?
Speaker 24: You said, why?
Speaker 25: I'm scared out?
Speaker 1: Okay, Dave, do you have anything for us this morning?
Speaker 1: Real quickly? Okay, your phone just decided to take a
Speaker 1: dump in the middle of your joke? Why why did what?
Speaker 25: Why couldn't the lifeguard rescue the hitty?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Why couldn't the life guard rescue the hippie?
Speaker 20: You out? You're too far out?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 25: You call a number that can't sit still?
Speaker 1: What do you call it?
Speaker 21: What?
Speaker 1: Again? Your phone is zero quality this morning? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Dave.
Speaker 17: Let's let's try this.
Speaker 1: How this Okay, it's better tell the joke got still?
Speaker 1: What kind of what? What do you call a number
Speaker 1: that can't sit A number that can't sit still?
Speaker 26: What is it?
Speaker 27: Dave?
Speaker 20: It's a Roman numeral.
Speaker 23: And last, but not least, Why was the Caveman's website
Speaker 23: of failure?
Speaker 1: Why was the Caveman's website of failure?
Speaker 28: Dave Well, he had a lot of missing links.
Speaker 29: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 29: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 29: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 29: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 29: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 29: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 29: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: This Bill Cunningham is the sound of America. When I
Speaker 1: listened to Willie I get all American goosebook.
Speaker 21: He oozes the American dream.
Speaker 1: My toe got infected and was oozing this yellowy puff stuff.
Speaker 1: But it didn't stop me from listening to Willimeric.
Speaker 9: I had a tape for him and still listened to Willie.
Speaker 7: I still listen even with my prolapsed hemorrhoids.
Speaker 1: Nothing can stop us from listening to Bill Cunningham. I
Speaker 1: am a great American.
Speaker 30: Bill Cunningham Tomorrow at twelve noon on seven hundred wl.
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio is and you can actually hear what he's saying,
Speaker 1: but you take it to so another level went at
Speaker 1: all for It's good for the radio. Gary Jeff Walker
Speaker 1: with you on the Saturday morning edition. This is a
Speaker 1: this is a do over. This is like picking Kamala
Speaker 1: for your your presidential candidate. You need a do over.
Speaker 1: And it's only been forty five minutes this morning. Liam,
Speaker 1: poor Liam is tortured with laryngitis this morning and for
Speaker 1: some reason my brain is not as fully functioning as usual.
Speaker 1: And and that's no great prize old radio. Rick, good morning.
Speaker 28: Yeah, that's just good radio.
Speaker 1: You're right. So anyway, I understand that you may be
Speaker 1: coming this way today.
Speaker 28: Yes, this is going to be my test trip to
Speaker 28: make sure I can travel without issues. So if everything
Speaker 28: works out as planned and everything goes well and I
Speaker 28: don't have to bail and turn around, and I'll be
Speaker 28: seeing you guys sometime this afternoon. And you drop Offlliams radio,
Speaker 28: so at least you can listen to the radio if
Speaker 28: he cannot participate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt, no doubt. So how are you listening
Speaker 1: this morning? What kind of device are you d xing
Speaker 1: us on from Indianapolis? And what's going on man.
Speaker 28: Well, actually, since it's close to Veterans Day, I always
Speaker 28: like to feature one of these every year, and this
Speaker 28: one is a a Navy morale receiver. This one Navy
Speaker 28: created or I can think of the word, but basically
Speaker 28: petitioned several different radio manufacturers to make these morale receivers.
Speaker 28: They were am shortwave radios that the folks could use
Speaker 28: when they were off duty for entertainment and you know,
Speaker 28: keeping the morale up. That's the name. And Crosley made
Speaker 28: a nice one as that on Philco and many others.
Speaker 28: But this one, interestingly enough, was made by the Industrial
Speaker 28: Tool and Die Works of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Speaker 1: And yeah, I industrial tool and die made radios, just
Speaker 1: this one.
Speaker 25: It'd zecked.
Speaker 28: But it's a it's a it's an actually small footprint
Speaker 28: seven to with an RF state, so it's going to
Speaker 28: be a hot the excerpt. And also it comes in
Speaker 28: a in a case that has a lid that closes
Speaker 28: on the front of it, so it just looks like
Speaker 28: a box and has uh the ability to run both
Speaker 28: on wall current as well as a six bolt storage battery.
Speaker 28: I'm not sure what the interest was there, because the
Speaker 28: six volt storage batteries were usually used on farms and
Speaker 28: recharged by a little windmill, but it could run off
Speaker 28: of anything from a six bolt car battery to any
Speaker 28: other six oolt device, So I'm not I'm not sure
Speaker 28: how that played in as far as the Navy. I
Speaker 28: don't know if any of the other morale receivers that
Speaker 28: did that, but you know, a little extra feature, so
Speaker 28: be it sure. But this one, just like the Krosley version,
Speaker 28: also lacks any shielding. But this one lacks the Crosley
Speaker 28: warning label, which is still a point of hilarity to
Speaker 28: me watching customers scared to death when they show me
Speaker 28: the radio, because the Crosley model has this bright red
Speaker 28: label on the front that says warning, do not operate
Speaker 28: a board ship unsafe radiation levels, and that tends to
Speaker 28: make people believe that there's a nuclear reactor inside of
Speaker 28: their radio tip and they're going to be radiated. It's
Speaker 28: very poor rewarding, but all it means is, I mean
Speaker 28: superhero dyne radio has a little transmitter in it with
Speaker 28: a little oscillator which does transmit, and if the enemy
Speaker 28: has a receiver that's sensitive enough. There's only a handful
Speaker 28: of frequencies that were ever used for the internal frequency oscillator.
Speaker 1: The enemy can tell where you were.
Speaker 28: Exactly correct, and so don't play it while you're in
Speaker 28: stealth mode. You fool. That's all that.
Speaker 1: That's cool. That's cool. And this one was made by
Speaker 1: the Industrial Tool and Die Works in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Speaker 28: Yeah, in nineteen forty five. I guess they retooled over
Speaker 28: to the war effort and ran out of other.
Speaker 25: Stuff to do.
Speaker 21: So it's like, we want to make some radios for us.
Speaker 28: How that works.
Speaker 1: I love the word retooled. That's like, that's like, if
Speaker 1: someone else was doing this show for me today, it
Speaker 1: would have been retooled this show. Here you go listen, Rick,
Speaker 1: have a fantastic weekend. Be safe. We hope to see
Speaker 1: you later this afternoon, and we'll take good care of
Speaker 1: Liam's radio until we can get it to him.
Speaker 28: Awesome, very nice.
Speaker 25: I hope to see you soon.
Speaker 1: All right, brother, you got it? Twenty minutes after six o'clock.
Speaker 9: Is there a special time you like to listen to
Speaker 9: Sconsloans Floney is.
Speaker 1: So smart and funny and genuine. I love to listen
Speaker 1: to him. Oh I do too.
Speaker 26: Sometimes I put on something second see to listen you
Speaker 26: nutty girl, and when my husband comes home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it reminds me of how he's not slowey. Neither
Speaker 1: is mine. It sucks. Hey, I heard that. You know
Speaker 1: you're no slowney either.
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Speaker 31: afford it too much? Hassle?
Speaker 1: Think you don't need a mix of sun and clouds
Speaker 1: in a high as sixty one. The rain moves in
Speaker 1: overnight and Al has been waiting for a while to talk. Al,
Speaker 1: I have a minute for you. What's on your mind?
Speaker 24: Well, the retool thing is kind of like you're doing
Speaker 24: Willie so show y.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be the same thing. That would be
Speaker 1: similar if to someone else replacing me here.
Speaker 25: Yes, yeah, And the and the DeCamp thing.
Speaker 24: It's like drinking bud zero your pass gas, but you
Speaker 24: don't get real.
Speaker 1: Loud when you drink a.
Speaker 24: Non alcoholic beer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess, yeah, Wow, you know I've I've never
Speaker 1: drank non alcoholic beer. I'm not really a big beer drinker.
Speaker 1: But anyway, yes, I get your point, but I still
Speaker 1: enjoyed my decaf coffee anyway.
Speaker 24: And Mamitry Susan to Duchy couldn't carry her pitch pipe.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Mam Tree was on it this morning.
Speaker 24: She ducked out.
Speaker 21: Mark.
Speaker 24: But I talked about like the results in the Hamilton
Speaker 24: County elections going mostly blue.
Speaker 25: You know, I've lived in the area that I've lived.
Speaker 24: In since nineteen sixty five and it was staunchly Republican
Speaker 24: and so you know, people say that, you know, the
Speaker 24: kids nowadays, they're indoctrinated. I kind of think it's more
Speaker 24: like rain washed the way things have really swung through
Speaker 24: the blue side. But hey, you know, that's that's what
Speaker 24: the country has built on, you know, being able to
Speaker 24: you know.
Speaker 1: Both the way you want. As as we looked at
Speaker 1: the Washington Post map for trends, we were talking about
Speaker 1: this yesterday on Willie Show. Hamilton County actually was less
Speaker 1: blue than it was in twenty twenty as far as
Speaker 1: presidential election. So there is hope.
Speaker 24: Al Yeah, you know, yeah, I realized that, you know,
Speaker 24: like this issue one, it carried the state pretty well
Speaker 24: on the no vote, but yes, and Hamilton County, from
Speaker 24: what I understand, was won by It was yes by
Speaker 24: a big margin, which Yeah, didn't really surprise me.
Speaker 1: No, no, because all they want to do is have
Speaker 1: the chance to Jerry Mander and not be elected or
Speaker 1: accountable for their district drawing.
Speaker 21: Al.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. We'll take a break and come back.
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Speaker 1: All Right, It's time for the Bengals update. Tony Pike
Speaker 1: joining us. Tony got you doing?
Speaker 35: Man?
Speaker 24: What a rough one?
Speaker 21: Hey?
Speaker 35: Uh? You know back to back games against the Baltimore
Speaker 35: Ravens where Joe Burrow is elite or the offense does enough,
Speaker 35: and yet you come out of those two games in
Speaker 35: the AFC North at oo to two. It's a There
Speaker 35: are losses and then there are losses that hurt. And
Speaker 35: obviously you know that lost last night hurts more because
Speaker 35: of what's happened already, the loss of the Patriots, some
Speaker 35: of these other losses. But it feels like that one's
Speaker 35: stay with you a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, instead of being a great game, it may just
Speaker 1: go down as just another loss in the Bengals season.
Speaker 1: Is going for two at the end of the game.
Speaker 1: Are you okay with that? Was it the right call?
Speaker 21: Yeah?
Speaker 35: I don't mind going for two? But you had a
Speaker 35: game where Jamar Chase is doing things that no other
Speaker 35: receiver does and it doesn't even look like he was
Speaker 35: looked at on the play.
Speaker 25: Right before the.
Speaker 35: Time out, they had Jamar Chase one on one at
Speaker 35: the top of the screen. And if I'm going to
Speaker 35: go down as a quarterback or as a play caller,
Speaker 35: I'm gonna go down with Jamar Chase getting that opportunity.
Speaker 35: It wasn't like they ran three guys at him. It
Speaker 35: wasn't like they triple teamed him. So I don't mind
Speaker 35: going for two because the defense was struggling so much
Speaker 35: as we've seen you go for the win while you're there,
Speaker 35: you're on the road, you got the momentum, the defense
Speaker 35: is on their heels a little bit. I like the decision,
Speaker 35: I just don't like the play call.
Speaker 1: Four and six. Team four and six is the record
Speaker 1: after this team, they've got to have more than Joe
Speaker 1: Burr and Jamar Chase and that's just not going to
Speaker 1: happen this season, right, Yeah, that's.
Speaker 35: The hard part. I mean, look, Joe Burrow in two
Speaker 35: games against the Ravens has thrown for eight hundred and
Speaker 35: twenty yards, nine touchdowns in one interception, and they've they've
Speaker 35: lost both games. You know, Joe Burrow is on pace
Speaker 35: to break records, Trey Hendrickson is on pace to break records,
Speaker 35: Jamar Chase is on pace to break records, and they're
Speaker 35: staring at four and six. That that to me says
Speaker 35: that the roster around is not enough to just say, Joe,
Speaker 35: go be elite, Jamar go be elite, because they have.
Speaker 35: And that's the sobering fact here is that guys are
Speaker 35: playing at all pro levels and you're not seeing wins.
Speaker 35: You're not seeing execution at the biggest points of the game,
Speaker 35: and that's frustrating. So, you know, t Higgins coming back,
Speaker 35: does that help? Absolutely? Is the season done? No, not
Speaker 35: by any stretch, because this team possesses the ability to
Speaker 35: go on a run. But where's the defense going to
Speaker 35: get better from here on out? That that, to me
Speaker 35: would be the biggest issue.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the Chargers, you got to go to LA
Speaker 1: and that's going to be a big game also for
Speaker 1: this team. But at four and six, is the season
Speaker 1: over in your opinion?
Speaker 17: Not yet?
Speaker 35: You know, I still think because of everything that's happening
Speaker 35: in the AFC, and you still play teams that are heady.
Speaker 35: At the Chargers, you got the Pittsburgh Steelers twice, you
Speaker 35: play the Denver Broncos, so they can control a little
Speaker 35: bit of their own destiny and get a little bit
Speaker 35: of help. But now the margin for air is gone.
Speaker 35: Now you can't afford more losses, so they're going to
Speaker 35: have to try to run the table and it's gonna
Speaker 35: be a tough test on the road. You get a
Speaker 35: little bit of a mini buy here, but on the
Speaker 35: road in La against another Harball brother.
Speaker 1: All right, Tony Pike, thanks for the update.
Speaker 35: Appreciate you.
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Speaker 1: Getting ready to talk to him right now, Going to
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Speaker 1: morning gang, Good morning. Ah So how are things in
Speaker 1: the beautiful village of Ripley this morning?
Speaker 25: Nice and quiet?
Speaker 1: But we got a shot at buzz in here this morning?
Speaker 1: How about that? How about it? But Buzz is already
Speaker 1: pregaming for the Big Walker Going's farewell tour appearance at
Speaker 1: Brookies tomorrow afternoon from one to three. He is that
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Speaker 21: There's no entery, there's nothing else going on tonight.
Speaker 24: They're laying out the red carpet for tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Fantastic. Yeah, looking for my friend Chris Gohens who plays guitar,
Speaker 1: and I will be doing our dog and Pony show
Speaker 1: one more time at Brookies. Just because you have to
Speaker 1: have it. At least you have to have at least
Speaker 1: three are farewell tours. This is number two. This is
Speaker 1: number two. Yeah, yeah, well, I mean kiss all the
Speaker 1: big bands when they have a farewell tour. It's not
Speaker 1: just that year. It's not even just that tour. It's
Speaker 1: multiple tours over twenty or thirty years. Now, if we can,
Speaker 1: we can be having a farewell tour at Brookies in
Speaker 1: twenty years. Well, I'll be an escaped Reese's monkey anyway.
Speaker 1: Is the Queen of Hearts still going strong?
Speaker 19: There?
Speaker 21: Absolutely?
Speaker 19: It looks like eighty eight thousand pow Wednesday night.
Speaker 17: At least that.
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Speaker 9: You'll forget to get in tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I will not forget to get in, believe me. So
Speaker 1: you guys at any other news the weather Rock or
Speaker 1: anything else to report on.
Speaker 7: Well, the weather Rock's anticipating her tomorrow on Sunday.
Speaker 35: So sorry you have to come in the rain, but
Speaker 35: that'll draw people in.
Speaker 12: People love to be in a bar when it's rain.
Speaker 25: And sure, I'll have a wet beaver tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, make sure you can get the
Speaker 1: beaver dried off in time.
Speaker 20: Have I will.
Speaker 1: Have a wonderful, wonderful weekend, guys, And thanks for checking in.
Speaker 1: As always, We'll see you tomorrow about one o'clock at Brookies. Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, all right? Steve from at In Ohio. This
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Speaker 1: We never sounded so good. Well, I don't mean to
Speaker 1: and I don't want to close at this point except
Speaker 1: to say for the first time, for the second time
Speaker 1: this morning, that I was right about the election. And
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna harp on it. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: make a big deal of it, but I was right
Speaker 1: about a month month and a half ago, I claimed
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump was going to win the president and
Speaker 1: not just win, but win big. While we were being told,
Speaker 1: gaslighted and syoped into thinking it was going to be close.
Speaker 1: No way in the world it was close. I don't
Speaker 1: know if Steve from ETNA and the only thing, the
Speaker 1: only thing that would have prevented that would have been
Speaker 1: massive widescale vote fraud. They did it before. Good morning,
Speaker 1: Steve from Etna, How are you.
Speaker 14: Good morning, sir. His nickname was give him hell? Harry
Speaker 14: Uh Democrat President Harry S. Truman of Missouri the show
Speaker 14: me state. Apparently Tommie Harris didn't show a majority of
Speaker 14: the voters anything they could hang their hat on, and
Speaker 14: she lost. Harry Truman gave you plenty of grist for
Speaker 14: the bill. You either liked him or you hated them,
Speaker 14: kind of like Trump, don't you think, Well, both are winners.
Speaker 14: Neither Commy nor her die Hard supporters understand that apologist
Speaker 14: Joy Reeve said she ran a flawless campaign. Wow, Joy
Speaker 14: gets the George Armstrong Custer just a little bit short
Speaker 14: of victory award. Justice Jackson on the Supreme Court can't
Speaker 14: define what a woman is, and Joy doesn't know the
Speaker 14: definition of flaw Democrat theme song the beg's its only words.
Speaker 14: But many so called conservatives don't understand politics either. Several
Speaker 14: this week are saying that live should be happy because
Speaker 14: Trump's economic will help their bottom line. Also, that's not
Speaker 14: what the left is after. They want to destroy the
Speaker 14: entire fabric of our constitutional republic and every institution thereof
Speaker 14: the public. Be damned, we just spent four years destroying
Speaker 14: the economy. Half the voters are keenly aware of that.
Speaker 14: Other conservatives are saying, we've got to rebuild the public
Speaker 14: trust in our institutions. No, we cannot do that. These institutions,
Speaker 14: such as the media, the churches, and the schools are
Speaker 14: going to have to police and prosecute themselves. Trust is
Speaker 14: earned ounces at a time, it's destroyed in pounds. But
Speaker 14: we've got a couple of weeks to wise up. In
Speaker 14: the meantime, let's return to that opening act of Richard
Speaker 14: the Third, slightly edited by your Saturday scribe. Now is
Speaker 14: the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by the
Speaker 14: sun of New York. Now are our brows bound with
Speaker 14: glorious reeds. Our stern alarms changed to marry meetings. Bernie Marino,
Speaker 14: our New Ohio US senator knows how to make progresses
Speaker 14: pout way back when Chuck Schumer, Democrat majority leader of
Speaker 14: the Senate, actually dipped into his funds and supported Marino
Speaker 14: in the Ohio Republican primary, thinking him to be the
Speaker 14: easiest candidate to beat.
Speaker 21: So Bernie was.
Speaker 14: Asked Tuesday night if he thought Schumer was feeling a
Speaker 14: bit depressed and maybe really stupid.
Speaker 21: As Chucky to in the results.
Speaker 14: Marino's response, God, I hope so ah, schadenfreud. We need
Speaker 14: more of that. By the way, well that expression god,
Speaker 14: I hope so replaced Let's go Brandon.
Speaker 21: Pardon me?
Speaker 14: Do I actually hear calls out there for us to
Speaker 14: be magnanimous? That's the word used to describe General Grant
Speaker 14: of Ohio accepting the surrender of Robert E. Lee at
Speaker 14: Appomatics in eighteen sixty five? Is this how we treat democrats?
Speaker 14: In twenty twenty four, Grant made sure the Confederate troops
Speaker 14: got food and shelter, and they could keep their horses
Speaker 14: so they had a way to get home. So how
Speaker 14: did all that turn out? The ReBs went home and
Speaker 14: continue to make things pretty dog gone miserable for blacks,
Speaker 14: even though the former slaves were technically free. See where
Speaker 14: I'm going with this. The rebellious South was a Democrat
Speaker 14: Party stronghold. The party was pro slavery. Continue to control
Speaker 14: the South in the post war era and continue to
Speaker 14: treat blacks like crap. Be magnanimous, compromise with evil.
Speaker 17: What would Jesus do?
Speaker 14: I'm thinking he created hell for a reason. How about
Speaker 14: you Democrats? Just don't learn except that this time they
Speaker 14: want to enslave everybody. It's called communism. You can't be
Speaker 14: magnanimous with commies except to give them their horses and
Speaker 14: tell them to ride their steeds to Canada and meet
Speaker 14: up with all the Hollywood types who promised that they
Speaker 14: were moving up north if Trump won. Sadly they never
Speaker 14: do if they want to stick around, by all means,
Speaker 14: preserve their freedom of speech, even though they'd take it
Speaker 14: from us if they had a chance to do so.
Speaker 14: Whenever Democrats, socialists, and Commi's writers speak these days, they
Speaker 14: dig themselves into a deeper hole. Don't take away their
Speaker 14: freedom of speech. It's fun, It's it's really disturbing what
Speaker 14: they come up with, but it is gratifying to know
Speaker 14: that they are making our job one hell of a
Speaker 14: lot easier, by the way, making an easy peasy to
Speaker 14: understand all this for you, pecified Barxist. Why COMMI lost here?
Speaker 14: It is Harris was the worst draft pick since our lord.
Speaker 14: In the twelfth round pick Judas is scary it That's
Speaker 14: all you need to know. Let's not gloat over our
Speaker 14: victory because it's going to be harder than hell in
Speaker 14: four years to undo the crap that was done in
Speaker 14: the last four Okay, folks, let's get going.
Speaker 21: Bye bye.
Speaker 1: Yeah. You can appease or be magnanimous with Marxist they
Speaker 1: never stop. They have to be stopped period. Ray and Loveland.
Speaker 1: Real quick, my friend, what's on your mind?
Speaker 40: Good morning, Gary, Jeff, listen, hey, I just a couple
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Speaker 40: The other thing, I want to congratulate the one hundred
Speaker 40: and forty million Americans who exercised their right to vote came.
Speaker 25: In this past week.
Speaker 21: Yes, indeed, and.
Speaker 25: Of note.
Speaker 40: I think we should send out a search for Warner
Speaker 40: for the well a million Democratic voters who did not
Speaker 40: vote this time versus twenty twenty, and thank the Lord
Speaker 40: for the right to vote, Thank a Vet, and to
Speaker 40: bring it home here Gary Jeff, America, land of the free,
Speaker 40: because of grave.
Speaker 25: God bless your.
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Speaker 38: Yeah, I'm real good on the pressure, being all that
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Speaker 1: Into another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: November the ninth, twenty twenty four. I'm GJ. Dobbs. Good
Speaker 1: to be Lizzy hopeful about the future. Seven oh six,
Speaker 1: six minutes after the hour, Let's do some environmental news
Speaker 1: with our retired environmental engineer and friend Steve Schulte on
Speaker 1: this Saturday morning.
Speaker 15: I see true so green redroses, tue, I see them
Speaker 15: blue five and I'm into myself.
Speaker 1: What a wonder Oh what a wonderful world. Indeed, good morning,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 25: Good morning, Gary.
Speaker 33: Get better than I deserve as usual.
Speaker 1: So all the treat all the treatments are done now
Speaker 1: for the time being.
Speaker 24: Uh, they're done, done, done.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 33: I'm looking at it.
Speaker 1: That's that's that's a perfect way to look at it.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well. Congratulations and praise God.
Speaker 33: Yes it is and I pray him every day.
Speaker 21: Uh.
Speaker 33: The first thing I want to lead off today is
Speaker 33: a reminder that this Tuesday, November twelfth, starting at seven
Speaker 33: o'clock at empower Youamerica dot org. Empower You America dot org,
Speaker 33: frequent guest on your show, policy advisor with the Heartland
Speaker 33: Institute and the author of the most recent book Green
Speaker 33: break Down the Coming Renewable Energy Failure. In the book
Speaker 33: I like the mad, mad mad world of climatism, Steve
Speaker 33: Gorum will be making a presentation through empower you can
Speaker 33: win solar batteries replaced hyder garbon fuels that power our
Speaker 33: modern industrial society. So go to that website and you
Speaker 33: can reserve a seat. That'll be a zoom presentation and
Speaker 33: interesting enough, Gary Jeff, I was watching another podcast the
Speaker 33: other day, the Climate Realism showed number one thirty one.
Speaker 33: Steve was one of the panel. They usually have about
Speaker 33: six or eight people. Steve was one of the panel.
Speaker 33: Came up with interesting statistic. In twenty twenty three, we
Speaker 33: spent the world spent one point eight trillion dollars on renewables.
Speaker 33: And you know I've been saying that we've been spending
Speaker 33: about two to three billion dollars a day on sustainability
Speaker 33: and renewables. Well I was wrong going into Steve gorm
Speaker 33: one point eight trillion is four point nine billion per day?
Speaker 23: Unamiable?
Speaker 33: It is does that include research and all the other
Speaker 33: funny business goes on? So people out there.
Speaker 18: Want to know what's contaminating science.
Speaker 33: As Darryl Parks would say, follow the money.
Speaker 1: Well no, but that's it. And this is this is
Speaker 1: the thing about it. It's a total failure. They spend
Speaker 1: all this It's like the the Kamala Harris campaign spending
Speaker 1: a billion dollars and being twenty million in the hole
Speaker 1: and they lost. The green energy people are losing and
Speaker 1: they're spending one point eight how much.
Speaker 33: Trillion a million a year a year, four point nine
Speaker 33: a day, call it five billion a day, five.
Speaker 1: Billion dollars a day. And they're losing.
Speaker 33: Why because they can get the state to put a
Speaker 33: gun to our head and say we want your money.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 1: The people who are getting that money are winning, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: but the rest of us are losing money to them.
Speaker 1: It's all all it is is a redis distribution of
Speaker 1: wealth into their pockets. The people like John Kerry and
Speaker 1: go down the list of the climate alarmist, the climate cultists.
Speaker 33: And and quite honestly, I also to a lot of
Speaker 33: my fellow engineers. You know, uh, you know, I get
Speaker 33: rags you know, email or not email, but other rags
Speaker 33: you know, from various organizations who are will not name,
Speaker 33: And every day I get and it's all filled with
Speaker 33: the the you know, the DOE grants five billion for
Speaker 33: this and you know one at government agency. If there's another, uh,
Speaker 33: you know, millions and billions of dollars.
Speaker 1: How much money? How much money?
Speaker 21: Have money?
Speaker 1: First?
Speaker 33: It's my fellow engineers. Yeah, Steve, this part of the
Speaker 33: problem of being addicted to obese.
Speaker 1: Government and OPM other people's money. Yep, listen, we're short
Speaker 1: on time, but I would just end with this in
Speaker 1: that uh, I wanted to remind people, Steve Gorham this
Speaker 1: coming Tuesday night, empower you dot org.
Speaker 33: Or empower you America dot org. Empower you may get
Speaker 33: you there too, but empower you America dot org. What
Speaker 33: time and you'll just I think you click on classes
Speaker 33: or something like that, and that'll get you to the
Speaker 33: registration page for the Zoom present. So there's nothing, there's
Speaker 33: no personal it's it's on. You've got to watch through
Speaker 33: your phone or your internet or internet.
Speaker 1: You see, I got you, Thank you, Steve. Have a
Speaker 1: fantastic weekend of breaking back. Get ready for a good one.
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Speaker 1: not a law firm. I'm Chuck McDowell The Top. He
Speaker 1: got to be the funniest title for a podcast with
Speaker 1: those two tools doing it anyway, Hi digress, Time to
Speaker 1: talk to Rocco Costellano, who's a real dude. He's a
Speaker 1: real physical fitness freak and a stud and the purveyor
Speaker 1: of rococostellano dot com, where he's writing this week about
Speaker 1: why Americans have lost faith in medicine. Good more morning, Rocco.
Speaker 1: You had to go in for a routine, normally routine
Speaker 1: procedure and it didn't work well, did it?
Speaker 37: Well?
Speaker 21: No?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 19: And you know, like the article really is more about, uh,
Speaker 19: you know, Americans are losing faith and how I've I've
Speaker 19: absolutely lost faith. And you know, ever since COVID people
Speaker 19: have been, you know, like losing faith and I.
Speaker 35: Have, you know, I have.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't. I don't know where you're at right now, Rocco,
Speaker 1: but your phone is doing doing a number on us.
Speaker 1: Can't understand a word you're saying. Can you move to
Speaker 1: another place? Yeah, you're still pretty shady. Maybe you're being
Speaker 1: hacked by by Chinese hackers. You got a Verizon account.
Speaker 19: I could be being hacked by uh by the medical yeah.
Speaker 1: By big by big pharma medicine. Yeah, the medical pharma
Speaker 1: pharmaceutical industrial complex.
Speaker 21: No.
Speaker 1: But yes, Americans have lost faith in medicine greatly. And
Speaker 1: it's sad because that'll even lead to an unhealthier America,
Speaker 1: don't you agree if people don't have faith in medical
Speaker 1: professionals so called.
Speaker 17: But but yeah, because they're night doing they're not getting
Speaker 17: you know, if you lose faith in medicine, you're not
Speaker 17: going to get the preventative procedures like a colonoscopy.
Speaker 19: And if you're gonna get you know, doctors that are
Speaker 19: dismissive when they do something wrong or they do something.
Speaker 21: That they're not uh, you know, supposed to do, like
Speaker 21: they didn't.
Speaker 19: Give me IV fluids and it caused a lot of complications.
Speaker 19: You know, then you make peop will you know, suffer
Speaker 19: you know, you know, you know reasonably, then they're not
Speaker 19: going to go in and they're not gonna feel confident
Speaker 19: about going through disgusting of procedures. Well, and then you
Speaker 19: can have more cancer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's the thing, the nutshell thing. And this is
Speaker 1: what I learned five years ago when I had that
Speaker 1: stretch in the hospital and found out all kinds of
Speaker 1: things were wrong with me. You have to be your
Speaker 1: own advocate, and you have to insist on information. When
Speaker 1: they stonewall you and don't give you the information or
Speaker 1: give you wrong information, you have to stand up for
Speaker 1: yourself because nobody else is going to do that in
Speaker 1: that environment. And as long as you do that, if
Speaker 1: you stand up and you fight for the care that
Speaker 1: you want, then you're more likely to get it. But
Speaker 1: sometimes it just becomes an assembly line. And this is
Speaker 1: why people have lost faith in UH, especially in this
Speaker 1: world where there are fewer and fewer if any, private
Speaker 1: doctors and there's very little competition, you.
Speaker 47: Know what I mean?
Speaker 21: Well, and that's the truth.
Speaker 39: You know, all the doctors are now employees of some
Speaker 39: big medical groups hospital system and then it gets to
Speaker 39: the point where you can't you can't really trust anybody
Speaker 39: because they're all in bed with with insurance companies.
Speaker 1: Or or with the right exactly. So anyway, if you
Speaker 1: want to know more about Rocco's colonoscopy, go to rococostelano
Speaker 1: dot com. All the gory details are contained therein and
Speaker 1: what happened and in the aftermath. Roco have a healthy weekend,
Speaker 1: and UH, I hope that you're able to sit now.
Speaker 1: Are you able to sit comfortably?
Speaker 21: Now? I guess it comfortably now?
Speaker 1: Then you right, very good? Seven nineteen. Time for the
Speaker 1: Tom Davis Diaries. I like to refer to this as
Speaker 1: the diary reporter Tom Davis with wild, wacky stories from
Speaker 1: around the country and around the world, and here he is.
Speaker 1: Good morning Gary Jeff.
Speaker 48: This week, maybe some people really shouldn't be parents, but first.
Speaker 48: Commuters in Cambridge, Massachusetts, recently faced an unpleasant situation when
Speaker 48: two porta potties fell off a truck on one of.
Speaker 1: The city's busiest streets.
Speaker 48: The truck failed to clear a low overpass and ended
Speaker 48: up dropping its load right there in the middle of
Speaker 48: the street. Now, initially the driver panicked and fled the scene,
Speaker 48: but eventually he came to his senses and returned to
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Speaker 48: A man from India has gone viral after he found
Speaker 48: a frog swimming in his bottled beer. So he buys
Speaker 48: this unopened cold beer from a cafe and when he's
Speaker 48: about to open it, he sees a frog swimming around.
Speaker 48: He whips out the phone he starts filming. He's showing
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Speaker 48: an animal habitat in South Carolina. Police are still working
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Speaker 48: spotted a monkey while riding a bike. Now to be clear,
Speaker 48: Mark was on the bike, not the monkey. The police
Speaker 48: are setting traps and using thermal imaging cameras. They're advising
Speaker 48: residents to keep their windows and doors locked. And finally,
Speaker 48: a mom that's in air quotes from New York City
Speaker 48: is making headlines for the realistic way she treats her dolls.
Speaker 48: Twenty eight year old Kelly White takes her eight doll
Speaker 48: children everywhere she goes.
Speaker 1: And these are not cabbage patch kids. These things are
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Speaker 48: They're thirty nine inches tall, they cost about two thousand
Speaker 48: dollars apiece, they have their own bedrooms, and get this,
Speaker 48: Kelly even breastfeeds them. She says that she wants to
Speaker 48: adopt real children someday, but being unemployed is put her
Speaker 48: dream on hold. What it's probably for the best. Next week,
Speaker 48: Welcome to Portland, EA. The Portland International Airport is using
Speaker 48: alpacas to calm angry passengers have a great weekend.
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Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: November ninth, twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker. It's
Speaker 1: good to be with you again on a weekend starting
Speaker 1: it together.
Speaker 23: Uh.
Speaker 1: So you know the news Donald Trump's going to be
Speaker 1: our next president, number forty seven, as I predicted a
Speaker 1: month and a half ago. I'll address that with Mike
Speaker 1: Allen here in a little while, because he's one of
Speaker 1: the first people I told. And it is in Republican
Speaker 1: hands firmly the House. We don't know yet because there's
Speaker 1: still counting votes in Arizona.
Speaker 23: How do you.
Speaker 1: How does Florida finish with more people at ten o'clock
Speaker 1: in election night and Arizona's still counting votes on a
Speaker 1: Saturday after I don't.
Speaker 35: Know, as a night of scientist surprising all binding me.
Speaker 1: With Good Morning Science.
Speaker 25: Mike, how are you because Arizona did not count their
Speaker 25: there are bright ends until the after the election day?
Speaker 1: Well, I know, no, Maricopa County, especially the Phoenix area,
Speaker 1: is one of the worst, and they told us a
Speaker 1: month before the election that they'd have results ten to
Speaker 1: twelve days after the I mean they knew how lame
Speaker 1: they were, and they still are lame. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: there are states like Ohio and Kentucky and Indiana. Even
Speaker 1: if it's not if it's not necessarily close, there's no
Speaker 1: excuse or reason not to have your votes counted at
Speaker 1: least within twenty four hours of election day.
Speaker 25: Yeah, it's pret apathetic.
Speaker 1: It really is sad.
Speaker 25: Let's talk about statistics. Okay, how we're related to what
Speaker 25: happened Tuesday, actually Monday night. But you know, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 25: if you had a head a quarter and you flipped it, say,
Speaker 25: four times, and it came up four heads in a row, right,
Speaker 25: would you say that there's no way that it's ever
Speaker 25: going to have tales?
Speaker 23: Again?
Speaker 25: Do you think it's like, oh, it's not one hundred
Speaker 25: percent heads? Or but you think if you flipped at
Speaker 25: fifty thousand times that you'll probably get an even distribution
Speaker 25: to have in half and half heads half dail.
Speaker 1: It's fifty to fifty. Why not? Yeah?
Speaker 25: So I don't want to be Ann Seltzer. And when
Speaker 25: they you know, you know who an Seltzer is.
Speaker 1: She's a polster who said that all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: Harris was I had in Iowa of all places?
Speaker 25: Yeah, three points three points Monday night. I looked into
Speaker 25: what she did a discussion on CNN. Do you know
Speaker 25: how many people she pulled? They pulled eight hundred and
Speaker 25: eight people out of one point six million voters. Now,
Speaker 25: what did they piled? She picked eight hundred and eight people,
Speaker 25: and then they filtered, they filtered that down to likely vote,
Speaker 25: to like, to highly likely to vote, and those who
Speaker 25: have already voted, okay, and they I don't know what
Speaker 25: that count is out of the eight hundred and eight.
Speaker 25: And then she waited those people and extrapulated out that
Speaker 25: Harris has a three point lead out of eight hundred
Speaker 25: less than eight hundred people, right, And it's like, why
Speaker 25: do you why why do you promote that? And everybody
Speaker 25: was touting her like she's the she's the she's the
Speaker 25: guru of polstering her.
Speaker 1: You know, that's the the gurus obviously of pollsters again
Speaker 1: who are three for three in the last three presidential elections,
Speaker 1: are trafalgar. Yeah, and what's the other one's there's.
Speaker 25: My analogy is you have to flip the coin more
Speaker 25: than four times to figure out absolutely, you know, you
Speaker 25: got to keep flipping. The last thing is that the
Speaker 25: numbers from twenty sixteen to twenty twenty twenty four election
Speaker 25: Trump had in twenty twenty had seventy four point two million,
Speaker 25: and he had the same number this year okay, right,
Speaker 25: but it all dropped twelve million voters, and not only
Speaker 25: does that disconcerting about and Ray made a comment, where
Speaker 25: did the twelve million go? Remember that Trump also picked
Speaker 25: up Latino and black mail votes which probably went Democratic.
Speaker 1: And what they call low propensity voters, right, Independence and others.
Speaker 1: You're right, how did did Joe Biden get eighty four
Speaker 1: million votes in twenty twenty? He didn't because they vented
Speaker 1: at least ten million votes around the country.
Speaker 25: All I'm asking this is somebody tell me where they went.
Speaker 25: That's all I want to know. I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 1: I just want to work and turnout. Turnout was was
Speaker 1: better this year.
Speaker 25: Right, right? Exactly? You had more people riding in ahead
Speaker 25: of time, and.
Speaker 1: How does that work? I'm not sure. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. There's a good question, Michael. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much. I have a great rest of the weekend.
Speaker 1: By the way, the Farewell tour continues. Details ahead.
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Speaker 16: I know you have a nine o'clock, so I'll keep
Speaker 16: this short. I'm the business suit in the back of
Speaker 16: your closet. You wore me nearly every day before your
Speaker 16: office went quote casual. I used to be the CEO
Speaker 16: of your closet. Now I'm just that one intern no
Speaker 16: one ever talks to. I always thought you'd circle back
Speaker 16: with me, get granular, keep me in the pipeline, But nada, nothing.
Speaker 16: Don't you remember the McKittrick presentation. You spilled coffee on
Speaker 16: me and I still looked amazing during the breakout talk
Speaker 16: back Q and A. So I think it's time for
Speaker 16: me to move on. I've got a great resume and
Speaker 16: I absolutely crush it in interviews. Okay, let's make this
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Speaker 31: If you own a time share, don't miss this public
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Speaker 9: Full less go, Let's go.
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Speaker 47: Yeah, let's go to love Mace and our friend Rick
Speaker 47: Green Spirit works Cincinnati to you on a Saturday morning
Speaker 47: with positivity and.
Speaker 1: It gets no more positive than the Word of God,
Speaker 1: the Truth, and here he is with it. Good morning
Speaker 1: brother Rick.
Speaker 23: Good morning Gary, Jeff I'm sorry because I'm running out
Speaker 23: out of the breath.
Speaker 35: I tried to run.
Speaker 25: Into Kroger be parcology.
Speaker 23: Oh my god, but I made it.
Speaker 1: Are you in Kroger right now?
Speaker 23: No? Actually, I just ran in the house getting the
Speaker 23: food out the.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. Okay, well, yeah, you got food to
Speaker 1: put away. I won't keep you. I know how that is.
Speaker 34: Uh?
Speaker 25: Oh, I got it, O Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 23: But I'm walcome. I'm having a beautiful Saturday morning. God
Speaker 23: love me, I love him and that makes everything great.
Speaker 23: And today we're coming from the book up phone thirty three,
Speaker 23: verse one, it says how good and pleasant. I'm sorry
Speaker 23: I lost my train about it's how good and pleasant
Speaker 23: is it when God people live together in unity?
Speaker 1: Wow? Talk about being timed right for the time of
Speaker 1: our lives that we're living right now. Because everybody's calling
Speaker 1: for unity. Very few people seemed like they're serious of
Speaker 1: pursuing it. But the call has been is it been
Speaker 1: out for unity once again in the wake of this election.
Speaker 1: That's that's really poignant, man. That is that is the
Speaker 1: word of God right on time, as always.
Speaker 23: Rick always, Gary, and I pray to God those of
Speaker 23: us that are fighting for unity, don't give up the fight.
Speaker 25: It's gonna take us to do it.
Speaker 1: Grey, Well, sure, sure, absolutely well, it's gonna take God
Speaker 1: to do it with with with us doing it God
Speaker 1: through us. You're right. Absolutely, have a fantastic weekend.
Speaker 25: Brother, you all have a blastday.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you. Uh, let's see, let's take a
Speaker 1: quick break and come back. Saturday morning edition on seven
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Speaker 6: of your Sunday. From your severe Weather station, I'm nine
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Speaker 9: Wriday Night Years on Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: Lots of high school football last night, Division one Region four,
Speaker 1: top seeded Moler defeats number eight Look Coda East fifty
Speaker 1: five to twenty eight at Mount Saint Joe junior quarterback
Speaker 1: Matt Ponatowski sixteen to twenty one three thirteen, almost Burrow. Like,
Speaker 1: let's see what else we got here. Mohler rank number
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Speaker 1: number four seed Princeton in a regional semi November fifteenth,
Speaker 1: the rematch of the season opener where Molar won that
Speaker 1: Princeton defeated visiting Hamilton thirty seven to seven last night,
Speaker 1: a rematch a rematch from week six.
Speaker 21: Rather.
Speaker 1: The other Division one Region four semi final will feature
Speaker 1: number two seed Lakota West against number six Saint Xavier.
Speaker 1: All kinds of college football today, obviously, and we'll start
Speaker 1: with the UC Bearcats at home against West Virginia at
Speaker 1: Knippert That kickoff at noon. Our coverage begins here at
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Speaker 1: Also a couple of big Top twenty five matchups, Georgia
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Speaker 1: I lost the count here FC Cincinnati in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: It's a one and done tonight against New York FC,
Speaker 1: and the winner goes on to face the New York
Speaker 1: Red Bulls in round two, must win and the game
Speaker 1: beginning at four o'clock at TQL. All of that action,
Speaker 1: I believe on ESPN fifteen thirty is a correct Liam
Speaker 1: tell me is Fox Fox Sports thirteen sixty. That's right
Speaker 1: to UK Wildcats basketball team playing buck Nell today on
Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty, And that's the rundown pretty much. Seven
Speaker 1: out of WLW. Barry in Miamisburg, Hello, Barry, what's going on?
Speaker 21: Hey? I'm just worn to say, thank you God. This
Speaker 21: is Lord blog.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it doesn't happen without God's approval, nothing does.
Speaker 1: Which meant that the Biden election happened with God's approval too,
Speaker 1: And maybe it was just to show us the other
Speaker 1: side of the coin. You never know some kind I
Speaker 1: don't know. Uh yeah, but it's uh like I said,
Speaker 1: and Rick and I were just talking, this is a
Speaker 1: time for everybody, regardless of how you voted or how
Speaker 1: you feel, to come together. This is our chance. Let's
Speaker 1: make it stick. Amen. Indeed, Amen, all right, thanks very
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Speaker 1: In today's Marketers Report, Eric Oh, by the way, from
Speaker 1: my friend Steve Schulte, a proud Lesal grad. His Lancer
Speaker 1: is the number two seed in their division. Advanced to
Speaker 1: play number six Harrison with a victory last night over Kings.
Speaker 1: Congratulations LaSalle Lancers and all the other winners, and congratulations
Speaker 1: to all the teams lacing them up for another fine
Speaker 1: year of high school football in the Tri State, which
Speaker 1: continues into next weekend. All kinds of football today, no
Speaker 1: doubt about it. To talk about that and more, The
Speaker 1: one the only Moe Egger joins is, Hey, mo, what's
Speaker 1: going on? I'm not sure that I want to rehash
Speaker 1: what happened Thursday night in Baltimore again, But let's rehash
Speaker 1: what happened in Baltimore on Thursday night with the Bengals
Speaker 1: losing for the second time this season to the Baltimore Ravens,
Speaker 1: who look for all the world like, I mean, at
Speaker 1: least one of the teams to beat in the AFC
Speaker 1: this year, and the Bengals once again in spite of
Speaker 1: incredible efforts by Joe Burrow and the offense. And he
Speaker 1: has some good plays on the defensive side. If you
Speaker 1: can say it, anytime you give up thirty five points,
Speaker 1: you made good plays on the defense. I just don't
Speaker 1: know that calls like what happened at the end of
Speaker 1: the game, And of course there are a myriad of
Speaker 1: things that happened earlier in the game that could have
Speaker 1: foretold and predicted the game going one way or the other.
Speaker 1: That being said, when you know a guy who's hired
Speaker 1: as an analyst for officiating, who's very well respected, that,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, that's a definite obvious foul. That's a definite
Speaker 1: obvious foul. I mean, what did you come away with
Speaker 1: from that game?
Speaker 21: Moo? Just you personally well a lot, and you know,
Speaker 21: you talk about the sequence at the end of the game,
Speaker 21: remove the emotion from it. Right, If you're just a
Speaker 21: fan of football and you spend you know, three hours
Speaker 21: watching an extraordinarily entertaining game, it's so deeply unsatisfying when
Speaker 21: there's a call at the end of it that could
Speaker 21: have changed the outcome. And like I professionally and personally
Speaker 21: am almost loath to go down the road of blaming
Speaker 21: officiating or talking too much about officiating because I know
Speaker 21: how hard it is and I'm kind of anti replay,
Speaker 21: but you know it is al Michael said it after
Speaker 21: the game on Thursday. There are too many games that
Speaker 21: seemingly end like this, where we don't talk so much
Speaker 21: about how good the game was and the game was
Speaker 21: terrific it was, and instead we talked about, not borderline calls,
Speaker 21: I mean egregious, egregious calls that you know could have
Speaker 21: dramatically changed the outcome of the game, just as a fan,
Speaker 21: as somebody who you know, if you invested three hours
Speaker 21: of yourself and that's how the game ends, that is
Speaker 21: just so deeply unsatisfying, and it's it's so not good
Speaker 21: for the league. And so, you know, there was my
Speaker 21: first thought. But you're right. I mean, look, there were
Speaker 21: a lot of points during that game. You know, starting
Speaker 21: with Chase Brown's fumble. You're up twenty one to seven
Speaker 21: on the road, with the football in the third quarter,
Speaker 21: midway through the third quarter, you know you're not guaranteed
Speaker 21: to win. But excuse me, when Chase fumbled there, I
Speaker 21: think we all sort of knew, Okay, this is going
Speaker 21: to be difficult.
Speaker 1: Well, no, I know, when Chase Brown fumbled that ball
Speaker 1: and that Bengals are up twenty one to seven, I
Speaker 1: said to myself, that said Baltimore's gonna win. I knew then.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I knew, but I knew that
Speaker 1: that was the momentum shift that the Ravens were looking for.
Speaker 21: Yeah, but at the same time, when Joe Burrows lining
Speaker 21: up for a two point conversion. I said to myself,
Speaker 21: the Bengals are going to win here. So you know,
Speaker 21: I don't I don't necessarily quite go that far, but
Speaker 21: what I mean know where you know, Lamar Jackson walks
Speaker 21: through a bunch of Bengals whose effort trying to tackle
Speaker 21: left a lot to be desired. They drop an interception.
Speaker 21: You know, there were just different moments during that game.
Speaker 21: You know, again we talked about the Bengals on third
Speaker 21: and two and fourth and two. Instead of you know,
Speaker 21: in one situation, lining up for a field goal and
Speaker 21: then the mcpheerson from fifty one yards you go for it,
Speaker 21: which you know that decision doesn't bother me that much,
Speaker 21: but you get cute, you get greeting. Instead you're throwing
Speaker 21: passes downfield to an unreliable receiver. There were just you know,
Speaker 21: I always talk about margin for air. The Bengals have
Speaker 21: such a small margin for air, and they shrunk it
Speaker 21: the other night. And yet because of Joe Burrow and
Speaker 21: because of Jamar Chase, who was terrific, they're lining up
Speaker 21: for a two point conversion, which I believe was the
Speaker 21: correct call. Lining up for a two point conversion to
Speaker 21: take the lead in the final minute, the final minute
Speaker 21: of the game, against the team that many believe is
Speaker 21: the best in the AFC. Obviously, Kansas City will have
Speaker 21: something to say about that. Just a deeply frustrating loss,
Speaker 21: a deeply damaging loss. And you know they scored seventy
Speaker 21: two points this season against the Baltimore Ravens and have
Speaker 21: no wins to show for it. That is beyond frustrating.
Speaker 1: Well, what's frustrating to me if you're not I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm not a Baltimore Ravens fan, so it would not
Speaker 1: be frustrating to me to watch Lamar Jackson, as you know,
Speaker 1: as a Baltimore Ravens fan, as a fan of any
Speaker 1: other team playing the Ravens. It's so frustrating to time
Speaker 1: after time, game after game, no matter who they're playing,
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson is toast. He's he's done, he's encircled. There's
Speaker 1: no way he's gonna HOODIENI his way out of this,
Speaker 1: and he does almost every single time. Amazing. It's uncanny
Speaker 1: the way he gets out of the jams that he does.
Speaker 21: Yeah, and you add too that his advancement is a thrower,
Speaker 21: right and That's that, to me, is really the story.
Speaker 21: He is still elusive and sad and magical and can
Speaker 21: make you just look ridiculous trying to tackle him in
Speaker 21: the open field. And he did that on Thursday, and
Speaker 21: he certainly did that in a game the Bengals played
Speaker 21: against the Ravens earlier this year. But it's his progression
Speaker 21: as a passing quarterback, it's his decision making as a
Speaker 21: passing quarterback, and it's the fact that they have put
Speaker 21: him in an offense that I think is the best
Speaker 21: and most loaded that they have had. You know, there
Speaker 21: are times where you just as they say, tip your
Speaker 21: tap to the guy. But you look, you knew going
Speaker 21: into Thursday night and they were going to have to
Speaker 21: outscore them. They nearly did. They just weren't perfect on
Speaker 21: offense in the game that demanded they be perfect on offense.
Speaker 21: And it really does start with the sequence we were
Speaker 21: talking about before. When you're up twenty one to seven.
Speaker 21: You know, not that you can fumble when you're losing
Speaker 21: twenty one to seven, but when you're up twenty one
Speaker 21: to seven, you're in your own end. You can't open
Speaker 21: the door, you can't make it easy for them when
Speaker 21: you give Lamar Jackson a short funt. You're making it
Speaker 21: easier for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's crazy. Okay, breakdown. You c West Virginia today,
Speaker 1: Mirford Stadium, the Bearcats back at home for a noon kickoff.
Speaker 1: Tell me about the game.
Speaker 21: I think this is a really big game for the
Speaker 21: Bearcats because, you know, we went into the season talking
Speaker 21: about how god, you know what, they've got to get
Speaker 21: to six wins, right in order for us to feel
Speaker 21: like this is going in the right direction, They've got
Speaker 21: to get the six wins, and then you kind of
Speaker 21: recalibrate expectations. Right, they were five and two going into
Speaker 21: the Colorado game. Now it's going to feel like six
Speaker 21: and six isn't good enough. So if you win today,
Speaker 21: you achieve Bowl eligibility. You can kind of scrape that
Speaker 21: off the plate. If you lose this one, you know,
Speaker 21: let's face that the next two are going to be
Speaker 21: difficult to add. Iowa stay at Kansas State games that
Speaker 21: are not unwinnable, the games that the Bearcats won't be
Speaker 21: favored in. I don't think you want to go into
Speaker 21: your last game of the season at home needing to
Speaker 21: win that one, just to get the six wins and
Speaker 21: I think if you get this one today, we can
Speaker 21: talk about, you know, on the other end, can they
Speaker 21: get to seven wins or a wins and have everybody
Speaker 21: feel like, you know what, twenty twenty four season wasn't success.
Speaker 21: So I think this is a big game. It's a
Speaker 21: couple of teams coming off bye weeks. West Virginia's had
Speaker 21: to make a change of quarterback because of the agreed
Speaker 21: They have changed their defensive coordinators, so the new guy
Speaker 21: will be calling the defense for the first time this
Speaker 21: season against West Virginia. I think there are two things
Speaker 21: I'm looking for today. Number One, the Bearcats offensively. You know,
Speaker 21: for a while I kind of felt like they were
Speaker 21: cooking with the way they played against Texas Tech, with
Speaker 21: the way they played against Arizona State. And I think
Speaker 21: in recent games, you know, they've had these lulls. They
Speaker 21: got off to a fast start against Colorado, scored touchdowns
Speaker 21: on their first two possessions, and then scored nine points
Speaker 21: the rest of the way. They didn't score in the
Speaker 21: second half at all in that game against Arizona State.
Speaker 21: They only scored nineteen points against UCS. So I just
Speaker 21: think offensively, they got to get back to being what
Speaker 21: they were late September early October. I'm encouraged by what
Speaker 21: I've heard, you know, from the program, just in terms
Speaker 21: of players being healthier coming off the buy. And the
Speaker 21: other thing is, you know, West Virginia offensively, they want
Speaker 21: to lead on their running game. They have three of
Speaker 21: the top thirteen backs in the Big Twelve. Statistically. UC
Speaker 21: has gotten much much better defensively, but it didn't tackle
Speaker 21: very well against Colorado. I thought Colorado had a lot
Speaker 21: to do with that. I think West Virginia is gonna
Speaker 21: want to shorten the game with their running game if
Speaker 21: they can. I think Bearcats are going to be facing
Speaker 21: a pretty uphill battle. The Bearcats can force West Virginia
Speaker 21: to throw it, I think a little bit more than
Speaker 21: they want to, especially at home. I think they're going
Speaker 21: to be okay.
Speaker 1: You see Bearcats basketball men's team with a victory over
Speaker 1: less Head, i mean Morehead last night, and they're back
Speaker 1: at it on Tuesday night. Coming up. Any anything for
Speaker 1: Bearcat basketball fans to look for real quickly at the
Speaker 1: start of this season, though, well, I.
Speaker 21: Think what you're looking for right now is to find
Speaker 21: out how severe dans killing the injuries, because you know,
Speaker 21: we showed up at fifth third last night and found
Speaker 21: out he wasn't going to play with something with his knee.
Speaker 21: We don't know specifically what it is, and so he
Speaker 21: is crucial to this team and he saw it last night.
Speaker 21: If the Bearcats had a weakness against Morehead, it was
Speaker 21: that they didn't. They weren't very good on the glass,
Speaker 21: especially on the offensive end. Daniel Skillings is a great
Speaker 21: offensive rebounder. But this is the best and most well
Speaker 21: rounded team that Wes has had. I think it's the
Speaker 21: best and most well rounded team since the twenty eighteen
Speaker 21: u SE team that was a two seed in the
Speaker 21: NCAA tournament. They have shooting, they have options. But I
Speaker 21: tell you what stands out to me more than anything else.
Speaker 21: Oftentimes November basketball is really sort of clunky looking and
Speaker 21: the ball kind of sticks and it doesn't move, and
Speaker 21: teams aren't very crisp. This team runs really good offense,
Speaker 21: and they are a really good passing team.
Speaker 1: It would be more fun to watch TQL Stadium. It's
Speaker 1: do or die time for FC Cincinnati at the end
Speaker 1: of this match. Your prediction mo will head coach Pat
Speaker 1: Noonan be at the press conference with his hand covering
Speaker 1: his face and his house while he tries to answer
Speaker 1: questions and is not interested in answering the media's questions.
Speaker 21: Or I hope, I hope not. They've got to be
Speaker 21: better on the defensive side, which they were in Game one,
Speaker 21: they were not in Game two. This is a golden
Speaker 21: opportunity for FC Cincinnati because Columbus is out, they move
Speaker 21: so in the next round. FC Cincinnati would not have
Speaker 21: to play Columbus in Columbus, they would get a chance
Speaker 21: to play the New York Red Bulls. It's a huge
Speaker 21: day from Major League Soccer. Three game threes deciding best
Speaker 21: of three series games, and Messi is in one of them. Look,
Speaker 21: I think in a game like this, it's all about
Speaker 21: having the best player on the field. FC Cincinnati is
Speaker 21: supposed to a lot of people feel like Luco Acosta
Speaker 21: got snubbed and not being an MVP finalist if he
Speaker 21: indeed did, he has been so good in his career
Speaker 21: against New York City FC. In a game where these
Speaker 21: two teams have played against each other now five times
Speaker 21: this season, You're not going to break out any new tactics.
Speaker 21: It's about having the best guys on the field. HOPEFULLYESI
Speaker 21: Cincinnati has them today.
Speaker 1: All right, Moagard, thank you very much. Enjoy the football
Speaker 1: and we'll talk next weekend. Well, Counselor, I called it
Speaker 1: a month and a half ago. I came out before
Speaker 1: we went on the air, or I had gone on
Speaker 1: the air with that. I was talking with Mike. He
Speaker 1: was preparing for the show that is about to happen now,
Speaker 1: and I said, Mike, I don't think it's close. We
Speaker 1: keep on being told it's yeah, but it's just all
Speaker 1: the polls tell you that it's it's just razor thin,
Speaker 1: and you know, and then there's the cheat, the possibility
Speaker 1: of cheating and all of that.
Speaker 52: And I said, I don't think it's close. You know what,
Speaker 52: this is one of those times where I'm glad I
Speaker 52: was wrong. I mean, obviously I'm happy about it, but
Speaker 52: I just didn't see it coming. I don't know how
Speaker 52: old you were or where you were in nineteen eighty,
Speaker 52: but this is the first year I was eligible to vote. Okay,
Speaker 52: you were tuned in then, you know. It reminds me
Speaker 52: a lot of nineteen eighty when Reagan but and we
Speaker 52: took over the Senate. I just hope we can hold
Speaker 52: on in the House because I want that trifecta.
Speaker 1: I want all three and the common denominator is the
Speaker 1: economy and Iran in the Middle East. The common denominator
Speaker 1: this time was the economy, immigration and Iran in the
Speaker 1: Middle East. That situation's gonna right itself real quickly, I
Speaker 1: think it is, I do real quick. What's on the show?
Speaker 52: Oh well, I got a short show today, Gary Jeff
Speaker 52: because of the US game nine to eleven. Gonna talk
Speaker 52: about obviously the blowout Tuesday night and what good news
Speaker 52: that was. Got Janis Heisel coming on.
Speaker 1: She of course, bunch times.
Speaker 52: Yeah for the Eppoch Times and Alex Treant to feel you,
Speaker 52: got him coming on too to talk about the big victory.
Speaker 1: Very very nice. After the show show at Huddles and
Speaker 1: tomorrow the farewell tour at Brookies in Ripley, Ohio. Chris
Speaker 1: Gowans and I will be doing something performing in front
Speaker 1: of people. Take that for what it means. From one
Speaker 1: three in the afternoon. Have a fantastic weekend. We all
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