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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to be an absolutely beautiful day out
Speaker 2: at Dodger Stadium. I guess they're going to talk to
Speaker 2: Clayton Kershaw on that pregame show.
Speaker 3: Good because you're not doing anything else. Wow, sorry, it's not.
Speaker 1: We should get katsy on who Tim Kate's he's busy.
Speaker 1: What do you mean he's busy? It's doing the pregame show.
Speaker 4: It's on.
Speaker 1: Huh, Well, they've got commercial breaks, it can pop in.
Speaker 2: We should That game comes up just after one o'clock Dodg. Man,
Speaker 2: that's going to be a beautiful day.
Speaker 1: It is going to be a beautiful day because it's
Speaker 1: going to be like seventy three degrees so not too
Speaker 1: hot be in the sun unless you got seats in
Speaker 1: the shade.
Speaker 4: But it'll be perfect.
Speaker 3: Man, all right, what else is going on? Time for
Speaker 3: what's happening?
Speaker 1: WOWIHO service for Facebook, Messenger and Instagram has been knocked
Speaker 1: out across the United States.
Speaker 2: Can I say this every time we do stories about
Speaker 2: a social media outage, I say a little thank you
Speaker 2: to the Lord.
Speaker 1: I do too, because I sing trumpets of Jesus in
Speaker 1: my heart.
Speaker 2: Yes, because someone somewhere has to realize that this is
Speaker 2: exactly what should happen. You have to have if you
Speaker 2: can't do it yourself. Yeah, you're gonna have to have
Speaker 2: some forced time off from social media.
Speaker 4: Mandatory outages five times a day.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, toy outages.
Speaker 1: I mean maybe that could be put into the communist
Speaker 1: government should we achieve one.
Speaker 3: We could we could fix all the prices.
Speaker 4: Because that's what happens in China.
Speaker 2: Right, mandate when you can use social media on a
Speaker 2: rotating basis and force you to make babies on the
Speaker 2: On the much more serious side, the United States is
Speaker 2: going to deploy a missile defense system, the FAD system
Speaker 2: Terminal high Altitude Area Defense System to Israel and send
Speaker 2: along the roughly one hundred American troops that will operate It.
Speaker 2: Puts US operating the ground based interceptor closer to this
Speaker 2: war in the Middle East. Now, there are plenty of
Speaker 2: Americans that are already in the area, tens of thousands,
Speaker 2: but they're not in Israel proper. This will put these
Speaker 2: guys and gals boots on the ground in Israel.
Speaker 1: The Trump campaign is not viewing that Coachella incident as
Speaker 1: an assassination attempt. Two unnamed sources close to the Trump
Speaker 1: campaign told Fox News they do not view this in
Speaker 1: that way. The US Attorney's Office, Secret Service, and FBI
Speaker 1: confirmed the incident did not compromise protective ops for the
Speaker 1: former president. Of course, this after the Riverside County Sheriff
Speaker 1: Chad Bianco, an open supporter of Trump, said the incident
Speaker 1: was probably a third assassination attempt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what we know about this guy a degree from UCLA,
Speaker 2: maybe a master's degreeably from UCLA, lives in Vegas. He
Speaker 2: runs a co a media network. Would you even call
Speaker 2: it that? He claims to run a media network is
Speaker 2: a better way to put it. But apparently as part
Speaker 2: of this sovereign citizen movement, and the reason that deputies
Speaker 2: even stopped him in the first place was he had,
Speaker 2: according to the sheriff, homemade license plates on his car,
Speaker 2: because obviously you can't if you don't believe that the
Speaker 2: government has a right to exist, You're not going to
Speaker 2: pay the DMV any money to get their license plates.
Speaker 1: He says he always travels with his firearms in the
Speaker 1: back of his truck, just trying to protect himself after
Speaker 1: some death threats due to his media work.
Speaker 2: Right, but also claims that he has never fired a gun. Quote,
Speaker 2: I don't know anything about guns. I am beyond a novice.
Speaker 1: Tropical storm Nadine has a fifty percent chance of becoming
Speaker 1: a hurricane that could hit Florida. Do you think there's
Speaker 1: going to be a backlash to the Milton that never
Speaker 1: was when it comes to authorities telling people to leave.
Speaker 3: No, I hope not.
Speaker 2: I hope not to, because I mean, it did damage
Speaker 2: enough property. It was not the direct hit on Tampa
Speaker 2: that everybody was concerned about, but still not. I'm hoping
Speaker 2: that people don't think of it that way because the
Speaker 2: other thing.
Speaker 3: About it is.
Speaker 2: They were still dealing with the aftermath of Helene all
Speaker 2: up and down the west coast of Florida, So anywhere
Speaker 2: it was going to hit on the west coast of
Speaker 2: Flora was going Florida was going to be bad.
Speaker 3: So I'm hoping that they were smart enough to not
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 1: People still talking about what happened with Jim Harbaugh on
Speaker 1: the sideline there when the Chargers went up to Denver
Speaker 1: to take on the Broncos and secure that twenty three
Speaker 1: to sixteen win. Right before the game started, he went
Speaker 1: into the locker room with an illness. It turns out
Speaker 1: it is an atrial flutter, an arrhythmia causes the upper
Speaker 1: chambers of the heart to beat two hundred two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty to three fifty times per minute and had
Speaker 1: a little flare up today. It's happened twice before. Once
Speaker 1: every about twelve years, it happens.
Speaker 3: Did they I know that?
Speaker 2: They said they got he said he they got his
Speaker 2: heart back into rhythm.
Speaker 4: Yes, did they have to rhythm? No? Not not from
Speaker 4: what I understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like if they had to shock him,
Speaker 1: that would have been a bigger deal. It's a hard
Speaker 1: didn't stop. It just was out of whack. So they
Speaker 1: give him an IVY, give him some potassium or something.
Speaker 4: I forget what they gave him.
Speaker 5: It's called april flutter, and uh I got into an
Speaker 5: episode of Today with it, and then doctors checked me
Speaker 5: out and he got it got back into uh since
Speaker 5: rhythm rhythm, So h came back.
Speaker 6: But you say an episode, does you mean like you
Speaker 6: were like like what happened there? Like you were feeling uncomfortable,
Speaker 6: and yeah, I can tell her there was there was
Speaker 6: some irregular beats I had qualified to talk about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I was gonna say. I was nervous.
Speaker 7: I was very nervous.
Speaker 3: Say you were working through something.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I had a couple of Blazons nine, one in
Speaker 5: twenty twelve. I always remember the one in twenty twelve.
Speaker 5: It was during the money and I gave.
Speaker 3: Colk Kaepernick so great that he remembers the game.
Speaker 4: That game was incredible. I thought we were gonna.
Speaker 1: I thought we were going to see that guy go
Speaker 1: on to the Hall of Fame after that performance.
Speaker 3: Colin Kaepernick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the oblations that he was referring to, they actually
Speaker 2: they kill part of the heart that causes the flutter,
Speaker 2: either freezing or heating. I think cauterization. So a couple
Speaker 2: of quick Space stories. SpaceX's Starship test was completed with
Speaker 2: that chopstick booster catch, the first for SpaceX and an
Speaker 2: important step, they said, toward making the super heavy booster
Speaker 2: a fully reusable launch system, just like the SpaceX Falcon
Speaker 2: nine rockets. And then also today out of Cape Canaveral
Speaker 2: and NASA spacecraft flew away on a quest to explore
Speaker 2: the moon Europa, Jupiter's Moon Europa, because they're trying to
Speaker 2: see if, in fact, it has a hidden ocean underneath
Speaker 2: its icy crust.
Speaker 3: Ah, I knew her in college.
Speaker 4: Wow, sorry, so the fiance that left you?
Speaker 3: No, it's one of the others.
Speaker 1: Oh, all right that I have a trail pick that
Speaker 1: scab already gone after your dead family members, Gas Fantasy
Speaker 1: four play when we come back.
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Speaker 7: AM six forty A fun.
Speaker 1: Week six in the NFL kicked off, of course, Thursday
Speaker 1: night up in Seattle. One. The forty nine ers were
Speaker 1: able to get that divisional win thirty six twenty four.
Speaker 1: The Bears put on a show with Caleb Williams showing
Speaker 1: that he is a rookie to be talked about. Over
Speaker 1: the Jags. That was the London game, right, Yeah, what's
Speaker 1: going to go on with the Jaguars? Going to just
Speaker 1: blow that whole thing up or something?
Speaker 3: Start over?
Speaker 4: I don't know, move, I'm.
Speaker 1: Surprised that coach is still around. Ravens were able to
Speaker 1: hold off the Commanders, which have had kind of a
Speaker 1: nice little Cinderella season there with their rookie quarterback Jaden
Speaker 1: But it's hard to beat Baltimore in Baltimore and.
Speaker 3: Proves how great Lamar Jackson actually is.
Speaker 5: He is.
Speaker 4: Baker Mayfield put on a show.
Speaker 1: He had three touchdowns but a couple of picks as
Speaker 1: well as they beat the Saints fifty one twenty seven.
Speaker 1: The other lopsided game was that Lions Cowboys game at
Speaker 1: House that Jerry built, forty seven to nine.
Speaker 4: The Lions won.
Speaker 3: At one point, the Lions were just messing around.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh, they were throwing to linemen around. They were throwing
Speaker 1: to linemen in the end zone. Now how how that's acceptable?
Speaker 1: I mean there's a certain amount of you know, gentlemen
Speaker 1: league not.
Speaker 4: Between the Lions and the Cowboys.
Speaker 3: That was the best. That was so great to see though.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're just having fun at that point. Panthers continue
Speaker 1: to flounder with the Falcons beating them thirty eight twenty.
Speaker 1: Bengals got one over the Giants.
Speaker 4: Your c J. Stroud continues to look great.
Speaker 3: My CJ. Stroud jersey is on order right now.
Speaker 2: Oh good, so you don't have to get one for me,
Speaker 2: or you could probably cancel the order that you made.
Speaker 1: I think Jacob went four and oh this week I
Speaker 1: went three and one.
Speaker 4: How'd you do?
Speaker 3: I think it ad three and one?
Speaker 2: Also, yeah, we had a lot of winners though we did.
Speaker 2: We had eight people win gas Fantasy four play this week.
Speaker 2: That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: Chris and Gaylon, Chris's Lisa, Wendy, Robbie, Earl, Janet another Chris.
Speaker 1: I feel like the magic mirror lady. I see, I
Speaker 1: see Chris, I see Lisa's magic mirror lady.
Speaker 4: You remember, oh, we've.
Speaker 3: Discovered from rocker Room and there were different wropper rooms.
Speaker 4: There was different ropper room hosts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, through cities and time, we didn't all have the
Speaker 1: same one.
Speaker 2: Through cities and vast swaths of time have been different
Speaker 2: round yes, miss like Miss Wendy, and somebody had Miss Sarah.
Speaker 2: I don't remember who ours was up in the Bay Area,
Speaker 2: but I do remember when we talked about it before.
Speaker 2: Everybody had different names for the same woman, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: not the same woman. They had different names for the
Speaker 2: same host. I guess is a better way to put it.
Speaker 1: Miss Nancy. I think was that it wasn't mine, Miss Nancy.
Speaker 1: I think I had Miss Sharon. I don't know the
Speaker 1: other I have miss Patricia.
Speaker 2: The other story that's different. She's not your romper room instructor.
Speaker 2: Is that what you call her?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 3: Have you changed because last week she was your ballet.
Speaker 1: No, but I see her through the screen just like
Speaker 1: I used to see Miss Nancy or Miss Sharon.
Speaker 2: Do you hold up a Do you hold up a
Speaker 2: fake mirror and look through and see Miss Patricia?
Speaker 3: Is that what you do?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: Weirdo, Everything's fine.
Speaker 2: Another football note that I thought was interesting was a
Speaker 2: sophomore high school quarterback out of evangel Christian Academy in Shreveport,
Speaker 2: Louisiana blew the doors off of the Louisiana state record.
Speaker 2: This sophomore, Peyton Houston, threw for eight hundred and seventeen
Speaker 2: yards and eight touchdowns. That's not even video game statistics,
Speaker 2: because I don't think the game would allow you to
Speaker 2: pass for eight hundred and seventeen yards and eight touchdowns.
Speaker 2: He completed fifty three of sixty eight passes and still
Speaker 2: lost the game. He lost seventy seven to seventy six
Speaker 2: to well not he, but well kind of he. He
Speaker 2: was twenty yards shy of the national record for passing
Speaker 2: yards in a high school football game, set by Davidson
Speaker 2: Day High School quarterback Will Greer. Back in twenty twelve,
Speaker 2: he passed for eight hundred and thirty seven yards in
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 1: Tonight we get the is it the Jets at the
Speaker 1: Bills or Bills Bill, Jets at the Jets, Bills of
Speaker 1: the Jets. Okay, so we'll see which shed Josh Allen
Speaker 1: we get, which Aaron Rodgers we get, and it's battle
Speaker 1: for New York there.
Speaker 2: And whatever temporary coach they have in place to take
Speaker 2: over for Robert Sala who was let go from there,
Speaker 2: they have the Jeff Ulbrick.
Speaker 3: Is that who's doing it? Yeah? I didn't see that,
Speaker 3: so that's all good.
Speaker 2: But then the other news, of course, not football news,
Speaker 2: is the baseball news. The Dodgers are at home, of course,
Speaker 2: taking on the New York Mets. They beat them last night,
Speaker 2: nine to noth and quick turnaround because that game starts
Speaker 2: in half an hour or so of forty five minutes.
Speaker 3: First pitch is going to be for Game two.
Speaker 2: Of the Alds and then tonight the Cleveland Guardians are
Speaker 2: in New York to take on the New York Yankees.
Speaker 2: I think it would be great if it was a
Speaker 2: Yankees Dodgers World, so I do too. That would be
Speaker 2: really that's a good classical matchup from what eighty one
Speaker 2: I think was when they last matched up in the series.
Speaker 4: Coast West Coast travel is real.
Speaker 2: B Well, that's why people are rooting for that Yankees
Speaker 2: Mets series.
Speaker 4: That'd be cool.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to take it easy on the travel.
Speaker 2: That way, they don't have to leave, they don't have
Speaker 2: to leave New York. Right, what do you want to
Speaker 2: talk about when we come back? A couple of things
Speaker 2: that CBS stuff. CBS now a week later still has
Speaker 2: not come forward and cleaned.
Speaker 4: Up any of the mess that they all of the editing.
Speaker 3: But also there's a new plagiarism issue.
Speaker 4: This cracks me up.
Speaker 3: Haunting the Kamala Harris King.
Speaker 1: This cracks me up because whenever you see these people
Speaker 1: write books, do you ever believe that they wrote they
Speaker 1: sat down and wrote it. There's just no way. I mean,
Speaker 1: they have ghostwriters, they have co writers.
Speaker 4: It's very rare. I would think you're.
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Speaker 2: Sheriff's office out of North Carolina has announced they have
Speaker 2: arrested a man and charged him with allegedly threatening to
Speaker 2: harm female workers in that area.
Speaker 1: Yet still no actual accounts of truckloads of armed people
Speaker 1: going after and hunting FEMA workers.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: William Parsons, a Boston, North Carolina charged with going armed
Speaker 2: to the terror of the public.
Speaker 3: That's the official charge there in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: The statement that came out said that deputies were investigating
Speaker 2: reports in the vicinity of Lake Lure and Chimney Rock
Speaker 2: that a male had an assault rifle and had made
Speaker 2: comment about possibly harming FEMA employees. Witnesses were able to
Speaker 2: give information. They eventually located and identified this guy, who
Speaker 2: was armed with a handgun. Was armed with a rifle,
Speaker 2: But according to the Sheriff's department statement, the initial report
Speaker 2: stated there was a truckload of militia men that was involved. However,
Speaker 2: after further investigation, it was determined Parsons acted alone. There
Speaker 2: were no truckloads of militia going to Lake Lure to
Speaker 2: hunt any FEMA employees.
Speaker 4: It sounded far fetched when it surfaced.
Speaker 3: Yes, thankfully it turns out to have been far fetched.
Speaker 1: CBS aired one part of a co Amala Harris answer
Speaker 1: to a question about Israel from sixty minutes and then
Speaker 1: aired a shorter, different part of the answer a day later. Now,
Speaker 1: former CBS News staffers are calling on the network to
Speaker 1: see what the hell is going on with this editing controversy.
Speaker 1: Former CBS News journalist telling The New York Post, I
Speaker 1: think there should be an outside investigation.
Speaker 4: Obviously there's a problem here.
Speaker 1: If they care about journalistic integrity, they would conduct an
Speaker 1: investigation or release the full transcript.
Speaker 2: I think everybody needs to be worried about this. If
Speaker 2: you're pulling for Kamala Harris, or if you're pulling for
Speaker 2: President Trump, or whatever your plan is to do on
Speaker 2: November fifth, you should be worried about a network that
Speaker 2: does not disclose the true nature of that decision process.
Speaker 1: In the preview clip that aired on Sunday's Face the Nation,
Speaker 1: she rambled it was a word salad when talking about Israel,
Speaker 1: a relationship with Israel, is Netanyahu an ally, all of that,
Speaker 1: And then in another in the primetime special on Monday,
Speaker 1: the one that everybody watched because nobody watches the Sunday Shows,
Speaker 1: it was a succinct, quick to the punch answer that
Speaker 1: she gave, and it was actually, I don't want to
Speaker 1: say shocking, but it kind of surprised me that she
Speaker 1: was so ready for it, and she was so quick
Speaker 1: to the point.
Speaker 3: Right, that's the magic of editing.
Speaker 1: Now, I've mentioned this before. I used to do this
Speaker 1: as a reporter all the time. You do an interview
Speaker 1: with some sort of city council person or any authority,
Speaker 1: fire captain, whatever have you. Not everybody speaks in perfect
Speaker 1: sound bites. Some people do ramble. It takes some people
Speaker 1: a while to get to the point. Would I ever.
Speaker 4: Use that rambling?
Speaker 1: No, because I had thirty seconds to tell a story,
Speaker 1: so I just cut it to the actual meat of
Speaker 1: the question. But to your point when I brought this
Speaker 1: up before, one of her major issues or the concerns
Speaker 1: with Kamala Harris, is that she gives nothing answers. There's
Speaker 1: not a lot there there, There's not a lot in
Speaker 1: between in the airs. So do we have a right
Speaker 1: to see that. I mean, there are a lot of
Speaker 1: people who ramble but eventually get to a point. Well,
Speaker 1: and some you agree with it if you agree with them.
Speaker 2: And some people that we've interviewed over the course of
Speaker 2: careers in news are savvy enough to go.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm gonna start over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they'll just simply reset and state their point.
Speaker 2: Whatever they're doing, they'll do it more concisely, they'll do
Speaker 2: it with better word choice however they want to do it.
Speaker 3: But those are the people who are savvy enough to
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: A lot of times, it's going to be, you know,
Speaker 2: a public information officer for fire department or a state
Speaker 2: police agency or something like that, who have they do
Speaker 2: this on a regular basis. Part of the problem with
Speaker 2: the way this was handled is without a transcript, without
Speaker 2: a full interview, we don't know what she was doing.
Speaker 3: Did she do that.
Speaker 2: Word salad thing first and then say to Bill Whitaker,
Speaker 2: you know what, Bill, I'm going to give you a
Speaker 2: better answer, Yeah, and then rattle off what she did in.
Speaker 1: The case, why not just come out and say that
Speaker 1: CBS News.
Speaker 2: Again, it's always that I'm not accusing them of a
Speaker 2: cover up at this point, I'm accusing them of not
Speaker 2: being honest with us about the process. Just do it
Speaker 2: so that this doesn't continue to balloon into something it
Speaker 2: doesn't need to be. This is an unforced error on
Speaker 2: their part because they have not yet come forward with
Speaker 2: any information.
Speaker 4: And then there's the plagiarism issue.
Speaker 2: Back in two thousand and nine, Kamala Harris published a
Speaker 2: book called Smart on Crime, A Career Prosecutor's Plan to
Speaker 2: make Us Safer.
Speaker 3: This would have been two thousand and nine. This is
Speaker 3: her political slogan from her.
Speaker 2: Campaign for DA and she put it into a nationwide
Speaker 2: plan for what she thought at the time was going
Speaker 2: to be the future of criminal justice reform. Co authored
Speaker 2: by a woman named jane O C. Hamilton. Now there's
Speaker 2: as an activist who has published some details of the
Speaker 2: book on his sub stack today Famous citing famous Austrian
Speaker 2: plagiarism hunter Stefan Weber, who says he found more than
Speaker 2: a dozen fragments of plagiarism fragments of but said that
Speaker 2: there were a couple of things that were copied verbatim
Speaker 2: from Wikipedia, from Goodwill Industries, from her partner on the
Speaker 2: Back on Track Crime program, and some other online sources
Speaker 2: that became the text of her book. The report showed
Speaker 2: that she apparently lifted an entire section of text from
Speaker 2: an AP story published in April two thousand and eight
Speaker 2: about low graduation rates. Some of this stuff, some of
Speaker 2: the stuff is not a problem. Some of it can
Speaker 2: simply be bad. Attribution in the text, and then some
Speaker 2: of it could be outright plagiarism.
Speaker 1: They say that plagiarism accusations can derail a political campaign.
Speaker 1: It demonstrates the candidate is lazy or unseerious. In fact,
Speaker 1: biden first presidential campaign in nineteen eighty seven was derailed
Speaker 1: by these accusations. He appeared to be copying phrases and
Speaker 1: mannerisms from a British Labor Party politician. He was also
Speaker 1: accused of plagiarism in law school in the nineteen twenties.
Speaker 1: And not to be cute, but when Biden was in
Speaker 1: law school and when he was running in nineteen eighty seven,
Speaker 1: we had different standards, didn't we, Especially when it came
Speaker 1: to plagiarism.
Speaker 4: It was a big deal.
Speaker 1: Nowadays, with the Internet and with everything else, it's kind
Speaker 1: of an antiquated beef, I think. And furthermore, when I
Speaker 1: go to the bookstore when one still exists, I forgot
Speaker 1: to bring you a book, and I see all the
Speaker 1: books written by the politicians and the former presidents and
Speaker 1: things like that. Most most of the time I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 1: who wrote that for you? Like your name's on it
Speaker 1: and you signed off on it. Probably, But who did
Speaker 1: the work there? Because you didn't have time to do
Speaker 1: the work?
Speaker 3: Who's the also on that one? Right? Who's the also?
Speaker 1: And I mean there's always an also and they they're
Speaker 1: very clear about it. But how much of the book
Speaker 1: did you actually write? Probably the forward?
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