Speaker 1: I guess congratulations are in order for every purse every
Speaker 1: homeowner in the state of North Carolina. Congratulations, your house
Speaker 1: just increased in value. You may not see it yet,
Speaker 1: but I think it did. I don't know if you
Speaker 1: guys saw what happened in New York yesterday. They decided, Hey,
Speaker 1: let's get the let's uh for the Democratic nominee for
Speaker 1: the mayor of New York City. Let's vote for the
Speaker 1: lunatic and and and then they did. And we're here
Speaker 1: now because this dude, this Zoron Kwame Mundani or however
Speaker 1: you say his name. Well, no, now we'll probably have
Speaker 1: to come up with a nickname for this guy is
Speaker 1: probably going to be the mayor. I don't maybe Adams Wins.
Speaker 1: I don't know that would be the if they had
Speaker 1: to choose between the two. I mean, one is clearly
Speaker 1: going to be better. If could I just give you
Speaker 1: a rundown of Mondani's And this is from this is
Speaker 1: what he tweeted. This is his priorities as it pertains
Speaker 1: to law enforcement, okay, and the courts and you know
Speaker 1: all of that stuff. Uh So one, no more cash bail,
Speaker 1: so they just just let you out. Perfect repeal the
Speaker 1: walking while trans band. I don't know what, Russ, do
Speaker 1: you know what that is? Walking while trans I've never
Speaker 1: heard that before in my life. Is that illegal in
Speaker 1: New York? I assure you it's not. If you ever
Speaker 1: go to Times Square they have drag queens working. I
Speaker 1: didn't and if I don't know if some of them
Speaker 1: are trans or not. But like, no, no, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's a thing. But well it won't
Speaker 1: be a thing because they're repealing it I and I'm
Speaker 1: I don't even care enough to look it up. Uh,
Speaker 1: decriminalize sex work. So they want to make New York
Speaker 1: City prostitution legal, which I don't know how that works,
Speaker 1: because isn't that a state thing?
Speaker 2: That is?
Speaker 1: Maybe it is, Maybe it is, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Legalized marijuana, it pretty much is already up there, and
Speaker 1: it especially if you go to Brooklyn. You just every time,
Speaker 1: everywhere you walk you smell pot. Uh injection sites. So
Speaker 1: if if you're into the more intravenous drugs or intravenous drugs, uh,
Speaker 1: we'll have a spot for you.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: No more solitary confinement. Sure, the the guards over at
Speaker 1: the over at rikers would be big fans of that
Speaker 1: when having to deal with really really, really problematic inmates
Speaker 1: enact elder parole Ross, do you know what elder parole is?
Speaker 1: I did look this one up. Basically, if you're if
Speaker 1: you're now of.
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 1: What was Limbaugh used to say? If you're a seasoned
Speaker 1: citizen but you happen to be one is incarcerated for whatever, Well,
Speaker 1: you're sixty five, what could you possibly do? And as
Speaker 1: we know, no one over the age of sixty five
Speaker 1: commits crimes. So got that reenfranchise incarcerated New Yorkers? That
Speaker 1: sounds like gibberish. I don't know that. That's I don't
Speaker 1: even know what that means.
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Reenfranchise probably give them money when they get out. Most
Speaker 1: of these guys other solutions for other stuff is piles
Speaker 1: owe money. So and then they will work on decarl legislation. Okay,
Speaker 1: so he's claiming he can do what he's gonna do,
Speaker 1: but some of this he will have to go through
Speaker 1: the legislature. And you know, and and and actually, because
Speaker 1: there are so many folks in the New York legislature
Speaker 1: from the New York City just due to the population.
Speaker 1: If he can wrangle all those folks. They will make
Speaker 1: headway on some of this stuff. Uh, decriminalize rug simple
Speaker 1: drug possession, and that's not just for marijuana. That's not
Speaker 1: just for marijuana. Repeal mandatory minimum sentences, Reduce maximum sentences
Speaker 1: with retroactive effect. So if you got twenty years, they're like,
Speaker 1: it should be ten. They may and you're already You've
Speaker 1: already served. I guess ten, they'd be like, oh, let's
Speaker 1: just let this guy out. Repeal bump up statutes. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: wait a sec. One of the bump up statutes in
Speaker 1: New York is hate crimes. Are you saying you want
Speaker 1: to repeal hate crimes? I'll bet that's not in the package.
Speaker 1: Repeal sentencing enhancements. So if you do something particularly heinous,
Speaker 1: I think this also would cover hate crimes and then
Speaker 1: end cooperation with ice. But you know who didn't see
Speaker 1: that one coming? Now? Why am I talking about your
Speaker 1: your property values? Because folks going to be moving here
Speaker 1: supplying demand. Baby, it's already happening.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: What was the stat I saw if in the Southeast
Speaker 1: the most transplanted New Yorkers in the Southeast last year,
Speaker 1: where it's not Florida, which it had been it was
Speaker 1: North Carolina. Dude, it pisses me off so much.
Speaker 5: It's like they don't want to go all the way
Speaker 5: down to Florida and they stop halfway and yeah, apparently
Speaker 5: it's all my neighborhood, which really pisses me off even more.
Speaker 5: Am I property value toss house? Because they keep building
Speaker 5: in there's construction everywhere to go home. Yesterday there was
Speaker 5: two detours through wake Forest, which is absurd. And then
Speaker 5: they're like, oh, here, your property value is going to
Speaker 5: go up. Yeah, well so is my mortgage payment because
Speaker 5: the insurance is going to go up. Are the property
Speaker 5: tax is going to go up?
Speaker 1: So how about no?
Speaker 5: Well, like mortgage payment the way it is, it's I'm
Speaker 5: enjoying that payment right now. You don't need to Well,
Speaker 5: all you got to do is.
Speaker 1: You got two options. One you can go up to
Speaker 1: New York and actively work to make sure this guy
Speaker 1: doesn't get elected, or we build a fence.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: I guess this is the same guy. Right. He wants
Speaker 1: to put the government in charge of the grocery stores. Yeah. No, well,
Speaker 1: not government in charge, he wants to essentially construct government
Speaker 1: run grocery stores. Yeah, so it's not quite you know,
Speaker 1: seizing the means of production, but it is subsidizing to
Speaker 1: the detriment by the way of companies that have made
Speaker 1: vast investments. Do you know one of the big things
Speaker 1: in New York that probably would be helpful, do you
Speaker 1: know who's.
Speaker 2: Not You know that.
Speaker 1: Walmart's not allowed in New York right to do grocery
Speaker 1: and stuff. You know, so maybe opening competition not to
Speaker 1: necessarily do a government store. Ross You ever see a
Speaker 1: pictures of the government stores in Cuba where each aisle
Speaker 1: is like one thing. Yeah, no, I have seen them,
Speaker 1: yeah yeah, and it's like, well, this is what we
Speaker 1: were able to get. So what's an apostile RIGATONI all
Speaker 1: the same brand?
Speaker 5: I mean everything is super cheap though. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's exactly what that is.
Speaker 1: Oh man, they're gonna be dude. You know what, now
Speaker 1: would be a really really good time to uh to
Speaker 1: create a moving company that just moves New Yorkers to
Speaker 1: North Carolina. You'd probably be you wouldn't have any spots left.
Speaker 1: You have to keep hiring, man.
Speaker 5: I mean, your only option at this point is you
Speaker 5: do need to re elect or put back in the
Speaker 5: corrupt atoms, right, I mean, like it's it. Yeah, New
Speaker 5: York's gonna be turned into like Gotham, like it's gonna be.
Speaker 1: But I like, I here's the thing, dude, it's so
Speaker 1: funny because my, my, my, The way I was gonna
Speaker 1: end this was to say, but unless you have unless
Speaker 1: you turn it into Gotham, then Batman never arises. So
Speaker 1: that's the upside. We're gonna get Batman.
Speaker 5: Maybe probably not the only reason I like Adams because
Speaker 5: he is corrupt, but I mean, compared to the socialist wacko,
Speaker 5: I would vote for Adams, right. But yeah, I like
Speaker 5: Adams because he sounds like he that's what a New
Speaker 5: York mayor should sound like, right, Like, Yeah, that's it's weird.
Speaker 5: I mean when you had like a Bloomberg or who
Speaker 5: else is in there. Juliani's okay, obviously, but this is
Speaker 5: all that dirt bag Deblasio, the one that killed the groundhog.
Speaker 5: That's the one I was thinking about, the groundhog Burdery. Yeah,
Speaker 5: they don't sound like like New York mayors. But this
Speaker 5: guy's like, you know, he just sounds like he's from
Speaker 5: Brooklyn or like New York. Like that's like what you
Speaker 5: should sound like if you're the mayor of New York.
Speaker 1: They were interviewing, Yeah, they were interviewing somebody on Clay
Speaker 1: and Buck show yesterday and I didn't catch who they
Speaker 1: were talking to, but guy was plugged in New York
Speaker 1: and he was really going over the races and he said,
Speaker 1: he said that Adams in the last year has really
Speaker 1: come correct on a lot of criminal justice stuff. You know,
Speaker 1: there was hope with former cop that that would be
Speaker 1: kind of a priority, and he really didn't prioritize it
Speaker 1: until the last year. And this guy, who's clearly not
Speaker 1: a fan of Adams or Mondani or whatever, he's just like, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: Like in the last year, he's really kicked it into
Speaker 1: overdrive and it's started to make improvements. So this guy
Speaker 1: will immediately stop all of that. Oh, you're gonna have
Speaker 1: so many new We're gonna get some new Delis though.
Speaker 7: Ross.
Speaker 1: That'll be fun, right, you like Deli's right, I do.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What else?
Speaker 1: What else do the New Yorkers bring? Oh, they're mostly
Speaker 1: liberal politics in a lot of cases, So there's.
Speaker 5: That we that I know a lot of New Yorkers
Speaker 5: so that have come down and like that's the reason
Speaker 5: they leave and they don't vote that way anymore.
Speaker 1: Right, right, But now you're into a numbers game though, Right,
Speaker 1: if you get a if you get a bunch of people, right,
Speaker 1: you'll get you get You're gonna get a mix, but
Speaker 1: you're gonna get a sizable amount. And if you are,
Speaker 1: I know New Yorkers that have that live now in
Speaker 1: North Carolina. If they live out in rural North Carolina,
Speaker 1: chances are you know they're they're going to be a
Speaker 1: more conservative voter. But if you're a New Yorker and
Speaker 1: you need the foody scene, Ross's hates the word foodie,
Speaker 1: by the way, so it's just so dumbly. I'm into food.
Speaker 1: Oh I am too. Are you in the water?
Speaker 5: I'm a hydrate? I like, yeah, I lost the hydronist.
Speaker 5: I would say probably eating and drinking is my passion,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: Oh no, oh man, I thought you like naps too.
Speaker 1: Naps are good too, but no, he's eating and drinking
Speaker 1: or sleep? Right, I'm into sleep? You know you sleep?
Speaker 1: Are you sleepy?
Speaker 9: I am?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, love to sleep anyway. But if you need
Speaker 1: the food he scene and you need the you know
Speaker 1: your version of that, where are you moving? You moving
Speaker 1: to wake? County. You're moving to Mecklenburg County. You're moving
Speaker 1: to Forsyth Alemance, like you're going where the cities are.
Speaker 5: Man Yeah, I can tell you this much so that
Speaker 5: you know my sister Karen, which she's a lovely Karen.
Speaker 5: She's a lovely Karen Karen. So you've mentioned her previously
Speaker 5: the show. Karen's great and my brother in law, Doug.
Speaker 5: I've known Doug since like nineteen ninety, like they've been
Speaker 5: together forever. They they are as red as can be.
Speaker 5: There is a maga as can be and they're trapped
Speaker 5: up in New York and they can't stand it. And
Speaker 5: I know, like you know, if they were to move
Speaker 5: down and they wouldn't you know, they'd be happy to
Speaker 5: be here because the politics one, I don't know, we're
Speaker 5: kind of like a purple state now, but you know
Speaker 5: they would prefer it to New York and the madness
Speaker 5: that's happening up there.
Speaker 4: Is for sure.
Speaker 1: Hold on, hold on, I'm sorry, Well, what is the
Speaker 1: restriction on Walmart?
Speaker 3: There is?
Speaker 1: There is some restriction on wine, so I guess they
Speaker 1: do have some Those look like they're flanking the city.
Speaker 1: Are they not allowed in Manhattan? Or something. So you're
Speaker 1: saying just in the city, not in the state, because
Speaker 1: I know when I go back home to oh yeah,
Speaker 1: in the state. No, the state's fine, you know, but
Speaker 1: somebody send me a Google map of this, like there
Speaker 1: out on the Long Island. I don't maybe it's Manhattan.
Speaker 1: They're not allowed in. My point is is that they've
Speaker 1: already they have restricted the construction. I think of new new,
Speaker 1: larger targets and Walmart for some reason, over there's none
Speaker 1: in Brooklyn or Queen News or anything. The only like
Speaker 1: corporate grocery stores there in New York City I think
Speaker 1: are like Whole Foods, right, I think they have Wegmans.
Speaker 1: What did I go into? I know they have a
Speaker 1: Whole Foods. I'm trying to remember because I when I
Speaker 1: was up there. I'm one of these people. If I'm
Speaker 1: staying in a hotel for a few days in some
Speaker 1: place it's really expensive to eat, I'll like go and
Speaker 1: they got a fridge. The first thing I do is
Speaker 1: go over the grocery store and just get stuff there.
Speaker 1: Save yourself a billion dollars. But anyway, now we're gonna
Speaker 1: get some government run grocery stores, so everything will be better. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. What were you saying, mister hydrationist?
Speaker 5: Oh no, I was gonna say, like, you know, I
Speaker 5: bring my mother to Walmart when he go to Schenectady
Speaker 5: to visit her, and I would thought there. But yeah,
Speaker 5: if you're just talking about the city, I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Ah yeah, no, I'm looking at this. It's just a
Speaker 1: screen shots. You can't even zoom in. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: but regardless he wants. He wants government run grocery stores,
Speaker 1: which I'm sure will be awesome. So let's see here's
Speaker 1: that I got. Basically, those are so those are his
Speaker 1: those are his main points on the criminal justice stuff.
Speaker 1: But don't worry, he's got terrible ideas running the gamut.
Speaker 5: So Pollymarket puts him out of seventy five shot to win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, he's the Democrat nominee and.
Speaker 5: You have Adams and you have what like two other
Speaker 5: people running, right, so they're gonna split the vote.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you know he's probably gonna be the next mayor.
Speaker 1: This dude. That's nuts. Dude, your house is worth so
Speaker 1: much more money, aren't you excited? I don't want my
Speaker 1: mortgage to go up?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: Look at that, and if this guy really gets going,
Speaker 1: you could be a millionaire before you know, not equity wise,
Speaker 1: but you know whatever. All right, anyway, idiot, it's six twenty.
Speaker 1: We remember we're gonna get Batman and New Delis. So
Speaker 1: I mean Batman will be up there because you'll have
Speaker 1: some crap to deal with. But Delis. Oh, that's a
Speaker 1: good point. One of our listeners brought up, if you're
Speaker 1: going to legalize prostitution, what about poor people who can't
Speaker 1: afford prostitutes?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 10: Do you do?
Speaker 1: You do you put a hard cap on the on
Speaker 1: on what the prostitutes can charge?
Speaker 5: Or are you saying like government subsidized hookers, government subsidized hookers.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what I was gonna say. Mane, it's like
Speaker 1: a snap card, except it's uh, two letters longer and
Speaker 1: with one changed. No three letter Yeah, I'll let you
Speaker 1: figure out what that might. You know, two letters longer,
Speaker 1: one one proceeding it changed. I was just gonna call
Speaker 1: it a slap card. No, it's got an S and
Speaker 1: then an N and then all look at that. Oh,
Speaker 1: look at that. We probably should go to break. We'll
Speaker 1: be right back. Hang on. All right, so Ross is present,
Speaker 1: I haven't had I haven't even had a chance to
Speaker 1: digest all of this. So they've arrested with fourteen people.
Speaker 1: They have the big, big festival in Bordeaux and it's
Speaker 1: like one thirty in the morning and I'm looking at
Speaker 1: this woman here because I'm trying to figure out there
Speaker 1: was anything in these in these needles. So here's what happened.
Speaker 1: Nearly one hundred and fifty people were at this thing,
Speaker 1: and we're somebody walked up and literally just jammed them
Speaker 1: with a hypodermic needle. Police are still trying to figure
Speaker 1: out there if there was anything in it, which I mean,
Speaker 1: I can't even imagine. The fourteen people are in custody.
Speaker 1: Ross Do we know anything about them? Are they were
Speaker 1: they British or something? You know the Brits in France
Speaker 1: they got beef going back forever, right, oh yeah, right
Speaker 1: across that channel there the big beef. No, not not British, oh,
Speaker 1: German maybe, because remember the French and Germans had that
Speaker 1: thing a couple of times.
Speaker 5: Right, there's also some history there, No, no no icelanding,
Speaker 5: you know, yay, yes, they were all bjork cosplayers.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, if you're at a music festival and you
Speaker 1: see b York and you're a music fan, you might
Speaker 1: go try to talk to her and that would allow
Speaker 1: you to get close. You're like, man, I need to
Speaker 1: pet that swan right there around her neck. She's got
Speaker 1: a unique look. I will give her that. But no,
Speaker 1: not icelandic Actually no, ohd off. Would you say further south?
Speaker 1: Maybe warmer, warmer climate. You know, it's a mystery, it
Speaker 1: really is. Okay, that's a that's a good point. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we may never know. There's fourteen people in custody. Well
Speaker 1: that's terrifying because now if you're one of those one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty people, you're just waiting around. Holy hell,
Speaker 1: what was in there?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I think it's interesting because I saw in this story too,
Speaker 1: and they're like the you know, one of the things
Speaker 1: people do is they jam people with row hip. No,
Speaker 1: I maybe one. It doesn't sound like they were going for,
Speaker 1: you know, to rape. Sounds like maybe this was something else.
Speaker 1: Let's see here. A feminist influencer. This is who CNN
Speaker 1: decides is the person to uh comment on this. A
Speaker 1: feminist influencer A Brega sewer. I don't know how to.
Speaker 1: I don't know how pronounce that said that the objective
Speaker 1: isn't only to drug women, it's to instill fear in them,
Speaker 1: except it says that it wasn't just women who were jabbed.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, Maybe don't make this about just
Speaker 1: you yet. Okay, do we know a little more. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's an attack. It's an attack on women or feminism.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that. Maybe it is like because
Speaker 1: you know, we just can't figure out the nationality of
Speaker 1: these suspects. But it doesn't look like it is necessarily
Speaker 1: just that. It's like it's the it's still fear in everyone.
Speaker 1: Some would say, oh, there's a word for that in
Speaker 1: tert of the t terrorism. That's kind of why you
Speaker 1: do the terrorism. To instill fear to to uh you know,
Speaker 1: manipulate uh politics or laws or whatever. It's the it's
Speaker 1: the base definition of it.
Speaker 4: So ah.
Speaker 1: And uh, you can get a needle into even if
Speaker 1: you have a secure, secure checkpoint, right because uh people
Speaker 1: people carry needles for legitimate reasons. They're diabetic, they have
Speaker 1: a kit with them, they got an EPI pen. You
Speaker 1: could stab somebody with that obviously, right. And if you
Speaker 1: go and you need an epi my cousin has has
Speaker 1: to take an EpiPen everywhere she goes, and you know
Speaker 1: she can al she'd take that thing through security checkpoints.
Speaker 1: I've watched her do it. I don't know how it
Speaker 1: works for all of it because I don't have to
Speaker 1: pack one. But and you know that's what people who
Speaker 1: want to go out and do things like this are
Speaker 1: looking for, those loopholes.
Speaker 5: Man, could macrone? Could he band syringes? Is that a
Speaker 5: possibility there for the safety of the people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you want all your diabetics to die, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I mean at at a music festival, I
Speaker 1: don't I don't know how. I don't know the laws
Speaker 1: of France. What about a strategically placed sign in front
Speaker 1: of where the festival is a needle free zone? Right?
Speaker 1: This is rare, But there's nothing funny about this story necessarily,
Speaker 1: But it's funny that I just got done talking about
Speaker 1: a guy who wants to make, you know, needle sites
Speaker 1: in New York, who's probably going to be the mayor
Speaker 1: of New York. So, because I don't know if you
Speaker 1: know this ro well, actually you know it, let be
Speaker 1: double check Ross. Would you see if they've ever any
Speaker 1: committed any acts of terrorism in the Greater New York
Speaker 1: City area. Ross. Yeah, let me check out. He's gonna
Speaker 1: look that up. Yeah they have. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I put it through rosse eye and yes they have.
Speaker 5: It came back, okay, came back really fast.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well Rossei very efficient. So but that was a one off, right,
Speaker 1: just one one time. Maybe let me check again. No
Speaker 1: it's not it was okay, Okay, that's uh, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: All right, So there you go. I think it's best
Speaker 1: just to stay in your house, which is gonna be
Speaker 1: worth a lot more money. So you got that going
Speaker 1: for you right there, and more delis and you can
Speaker 1: just get that Uber Eats delivered all right. Six forty yeah,
Speaker 1: six forty one. We got some boy boy do we
Speaker 1: got some sound for you today. Let's start with terrorism,
Speaker 1: the world's largest state sponsor of it. I ran and
Speaker 1: this absolutely brain dead conversation on CNN yesterday with reporter
Speaker 1: Aaron Burnett, who is who's membering she's member in that
Speaker 1: time she went to Iran and they were chanting death
Speaker 1: to America. We ran the audio of the thing she's
Speaker 1: talking about, because that's when they were writing. That's what
Speaker 1: CNN was like, They don't really mean, death to America.
Speaker 1: It's just a slogan like kill the boar. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just you guys are reading into it. Well, she
Speaker 1: doubled down on.
Speaker 2: That with this.
Speaker 11: But the question is whether or not the comp can
Speaker 11: remain when the regime is still that is still there.
Speaker 11: Who wants death to America, death to Israel stays in place?
Speaker 11: And that is part of the discussion, right, yes, absolutely.
Speaker 12: Part of the discussion. And you know, I remember Dan
Speaker 12: at one point being in Tehran years ago and they're
Speaker 12: chanting death to America all around me, even as I say, oh,
Speaker 12: I'm an American reporting for CNN, and they were happy
Speaker 12: to speak to me. So so that those two sort
Speaker 12: of jarring realities of the chant and yet the friendliness
Speaker 12: have existed together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the friendliness of the because it's all inflection. This
Speaker 1: is what I learned this morning as I digested this.
Speaker 1: It's inflect Like listen, death to Ross. You know that
Speaker 1: doesn't sound threatening, right, No, it does. I don't like that.
Speaker 1: But I did you hear the upward inflection at the end. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I mean it's still you know, still death Okay, inflection?
Speaker 1: Well what what?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, come on, all right, you know that's fair.
Speaker 1: How about Death to Ross? That's not as threatening because
Speaker 1: it sounds like you might be questioning it, so you
Speaker 1: admit inflection matters.
Speaker 5: I didn't deny you it does, but I mean the
Speaker 5: first one still sounds threatening. The second one is like, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know, maybe death to Ross ha ha ha, and
Speaker 1: then you laugh at the end to show that you're friendly.
Speaker 1: You know, I still don't like that one either. You
Speaker 1: don't like that one either, okay, because it.
Speaker 5: Sounds like completely psychotic, like you're sort of okay, like
Speaker 5: what's that movie where she like clubs the dude's foot.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, a misery, Yeah, misery, like like you know,
Speaker 5: she's up in the clouds there.
Speaker 1: No, I'm gonna break your legs.
Speaker 11: You know that.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of inflection I got from that delivery.
Speaker 1: M So more maniacal laugh would be worse, right, I
Speaker 1: would think, so yeah, like a wah like that, that
Speaker 1: would be worse even with the laughs. There's different levels. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: maybe Aaron Burnette will explain more about the friendliness of that.
Speaker 1: And you know it's actually really repulsive.
Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 1: She is a female reporter in a Middle Eastern country
Speaker 1: surrounded by a bunch of people and and and a
Speaker 1: bunch of people who are literally chanting Death to America.
Speaker 1: And her former colleague went to Egypt. Was was broadcasting
Speaker 1: there in the middle of a bunch of people who
Speaker 1: are not fans of America. Was the Muslim brotherhood thing
Speaker 1: was going on, and rather than it being friendly, they
Speaker 1: gang raped her. Okay, So I don't know. It comes
Speaker 1: across as a little insensitive there that you're trying to
Speaker 1: downplay the Death to America. Now, is that to say
Speaker 1: that there are not people in Iran who hate their government?
Speaker 1: Of course none, of course, no, that's why so many
Speaker 1: Iranians don't live there, and and not only don't live there,
Speaker 1: you don't generally see Iranians when they you know, when
Speaker 1: they were like where are all the hijackers from that
Speaker 1: kind of stuff. So so, but if you're at the
Speaker 1: Death to America rally, I don't know. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I don't know if here's the crazy part too, the
Speaker 1: death the most recent Death to America rally, I don't know. Ross.
Speaker 1: Did you see pictures of it where they were all
Speaker 1: gathered the other day following what Israel did? Did you
Speaker 1: notice what was behind them? Cranes, cranes with we had
Speaker 1: bodies hanging on them. There's like four of them in
Speaker 1: the background. So they found time to kill four gay
Speaker 1: people or what you know, whatever that was about, and
Speaker 1: then have the Death to America rally. It's like a sideshow.
Speaker 5: I didn't see that one, but it just to show
Speaker 5: how like, you know, prevalent it is and how numerous.
Speaker 5: I did see a different photo, you know, in the
Speaker 5: same sort of thing where it's like it was a
Speaker 5: row of women being hanged in like downtown Tehran or
Speaker 5: something for showing them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, probably all horrible murderers, right rightly. Just yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm because or or or ready somebody who
Speaker 1: talked back to their husband. I don't know, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but yeah, so I don't care how friendly people are
Speaker 1: to you. When you're at a rally themed Death to
Speaker 1: America and there's they're lynching people behind you, those are
Speaker 1: probably not good people.
Speaker 5: I mean that would be at least I take there.
Speaker 5: At least the media is consistent though. This is just
Speaker 5: an a bigger scale. This is no different than the
Speaker 5: than the Wendy's burning down in Atlanta, and they're like
Speaker 5: it's a mostly peaceful protest for.
Speaker 1: Justice, right for burning down for justice? Yeah, you got it.
Speaker 1: You gotta add that man. Yeah, are the mostly peaceful
Speaker 1: protests right? The audacity of standing in front of those fires.
Speaker 1: That guy that will be that reporter and we all
Speaker 1: know the picture. He's a black reporter. There he's got
Speaker 1: like the purple jacket on with the with the raging
Speaker 1: fire on Lake Street and me, I know right where
Speaker 1: that fire was. I'm I'm eaten right across the street
Speaker 1: there dozens of times, and he's and he's just sitting
Speaker 1: out there and he's like, it's mostly peaceful.
Speaker 5: And they did it again during the during the ice
Speaker 5: protests in California a few weeks ago, where all the
Speaker 5: cars were on fire and they're just.
Speaker 1: They did they did the meme. They just set all
Speaker 1: over again. Uh anyway, all right, six forty seven, So
Speaker 1: all sorts of insanity going on. But it's not all overseas, no, No,
Speaker 1: we have our own insane people here. In fact, when
Speaker 1: we come back, we'll hear from a couple of them.
Speaker 1: Uh TikTok influencer and somebody who handles your packages. That's next.
Speaker 1: Hang on the internet. Giveth and it keep giveth thanks
Speaker 1: to TikTok and people's willingness to just throw whatever at
Speaker 1: the wall to get those clicks and uh, not think
Speaker 1: about the consequences here. But I guess when there aren't
Speaker 1: consequences a lot of times like that Georgetown professor we
Speaker 1: told you about yesterday, Georgetown professors like, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: you know, it'd be great if I ran did bomb
Speaker 1: a US military base and then fourteen missiles came a
Speaker 1: fly and they just you know, they're not good at it,
Speaker 1: not good at war, whatever Vance said. So you know,
Speaker 1: thankfully we didn't, we didn't suffer any casualties or injuries.
Speaker 1: That being said, you're a professor at Georgetown University and
Speaker 1: you were wishing and for members of our military to
Speaker 1: come under fire like that derailed Jane Fonda's career for
Speaker 1: a very long time. And she didn't even say it
Speaker 1: out loud. You just kind of figured out what was up.
Speaker 1: She did say a lot of other stuff, but not Hey,
Speaker 1: I hope all these guys, all these guys that you
Speaker 1: know work for the US military get a missile. So
Speaker 1: if there's not consequences, I suppose you think you can
Speaker 1: say whatever you want. Listen to this lunatic woman and
Speaker 1: her boyfriend. I don't know where they have. They have
Speaker 1: some really, really exciting ideas. Check this out.
Speaker 3: This is my official application of state.
Speaker 1: By the way, can we talk about that? So annoys
Speaker 1: the hell out of me? It so does? All right?
Speaker 1: More Annoyingaron or foodie? You know, I can't stand it.
Speaker 1: It's Iran, it's Iran, we call it.
Speaker 5: What if it's a foodie from Aaron? That's like final Iran.
Speaker 5: It's Kiev and it's Katar That's what it is, so
Speaker 5: stop just stop it.
Speaker 4: Oh h.
Speaker 1: The cat. I think the Kiev thing was more annoying
Speaker 1: because they knew they were doing it, you.
Speaker 5: Know, and it was all like, you know, at the
Speaker 5: same time, and it was intentional, like all suddenly every
Speaker 5: single news agency was pronouncing it Kiev and I was,
Speaker 5: what forty three or whatever and when that happened, and
Speaker 5: I'm like, dude, in my entire life, it's been Kiev
Speaker 5: You've always had.
Speaker 1: But that's how the Russians say, shut up? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: all right. Anyway, back to this chick, who uh why
Speaker 1: did you see the giant caterpillar attacking her face? By
Speaker 1: the way, is that what that is? I can't tell you.
Speaker 1: It's some sort of like parasite or something. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure what it is. It's I felt all those are
Speaker 1: eyebrows or no, I'm sorry, eyebrows is the plural that's eyebrow.
Speaker 1: So maybe maybe attack that o. Hold on, you got
Speaker 1: to hear it, because she's gonna attack a bunch of
Speaker 1: people first. But when you're done, ma'am, and you still
Speaker 1: have rage within, you get a raiser and attack the
Speaker 1: middle of that thing. Okay, all right, all right, anyway
Speaker 1: back to this lunacy, dear, this.
Speaker 3: Is my official application of states that you should wipe
Speaker 3: out because we did not vote for that orange cheetoh
Speaker 3: man over here in Los Angeles, Alabama.
Speaker 2: Out of here, Florida, out of here, Arkansas, Boom, Oklahoma.
Speaker 1: What do you think that guy's tea level is negative? Probably? Okay, anyway, Boom,
Speaker 1: get them.
Speaker 2: Gone, Ohio, Kanxas gone, Kentucky No, Arkansas ran the Tennessee fire.
Speaker 1: Texas, oh double double.
Speaker 3: Let me get my best friend out, and then Texas okay,
Speaker 3: and my family and then Texas.
Speaker 1: Way did you just hear that last part? By the way,
Speaker 1: let' get my family out.
Speaker 3: I hope you consider this application and really take it
Speaker 3: into consideration.
Speaker 1: They would both be executed, you know on where where
Speaker 1: the they'd also be it'd also be executed in Pakistan.
Speaker 1: Somebody reminded me of Obama's for that, right, that's the
Speaker 1: one I missed before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're right, I was thinking before the show they
Speaker 5: would both be executed, you know, on they would be
Speaker 5: She is doing a video in her bathrobe. Her friend
Speaker 5: is like, you know, is a gay dude. Nothing wrong
Speaker 5: with that here in America, but over there they'll push
Speaker 5: up a building or hang you.
Speaker 1: You're not having a good morning.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize so many people that this was something
Speaker 1: they were battling with until I saw this video. Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: and I thought, well, we gotta, ah, we gotta share
Speaker 1: this because maybe some of you are suffering in the
Speaker 1: same way that this young woman is who we'll hear
Speaker 1: from here in just a moment. Also, boy, just the
Speaker 1: hits key come. I got some great we have some
Speaker 1: wonderful politician audio. I just saw another video that that
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett did. We'll play We'll play one of them.
Speaker 1: She's very upset by the way. She very upset, very
Speaker 1: upset because she hasn't quote. This is uh, this is
Speaker 1: the other one. I'm not gonna have Ross Stubb, but
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what she said. She said she's struggling
Speaker 1: with the fact that she hasn't received a top secret
Speaker 1: briefing yet. I don't know if she means just on
Speaker 1: Iran or everything. Do you do you think they just
Speaker 1: that every member of Congress gets top secret briefings. I
Speaker 1: mean depending on your committee assignment, like Mark Walker's committee
Speaker 1: and I and I think not serves on the Home
Speaker 1: Land Security too. So h but we'll talk to Congressman
Speaker 1: Brad not coming up. That's not how that works. They
Speaker 1: just don't all put you in a room.
Speaker 5: Yes, like we've talked to like you said Mark before, right,
Speaker 5: and you're on like an intel committee and you have
Speaker 5: to go down to the skiff and do all this
Speaker 5: stuff and like it's complicated, Like it's not just like
Speaker 5: they're going to send you an email about.
Speaker 1: It or like just a reply and then somebody replies
Speaker 1: all and AnyWho. So she's very she's she's very upset.
Speaker 1: And but we have another video of her. It's I
Speaker 1: don't know if she's at a fundraiser or some event
Speaker 1: and she's feeling it. And I want to remind you too.
Speaker 1: With her, it's partially an act. Okay, partially an act.
Speaker 1: Now the part where she's a lunatic, that's not an act.
Speaker 1: I think that's her. The way that she we played
Speaker 1: audio of Crockett prior to her becoming a member of
Speaker 1: Congress or running. She was just getting ready to run.
Speaker 1: And what you have to understand is she's from Saint Louis, Missouri.
Speaker 1: She went to the best private school in the state
Speaker 1: of Missouri in Saint Louis there, and so the way
Speaker 1: that she speaks, she does what some politicians do. She
Speaker 1: called code switching or something, but but it's not code switching,
Speaker 1: like I'm staying with my dad and he lives here,
Speaker 1: my mom lives there, and it's very different and he
Speaker 1: and you did. She's she's she's doing it because I
Speaker 1: guess she thinks politically it's better for it. Maybe it is,
Speaker 1: I don't know. But also it's kind of insulting. If
Speaker 1: I was the person she was trying to pand her to,
Speaker 1: I'd be like, I've seen video of you, very well
Speaker 1: spoken doing interviews. We played the audio and and then
Speaker 1: every time I see you on the campaign stump or
Speaker 1: you know, screaming about something on TikTok. All of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you dress down your language. Is that because you think
Speaker 1: that I'm dumb? Like I feel insulted by that. But anyway,
Speaker 1: so uh, that's that's what we got in store for
Speaker 1: you and so much more. Let's go ahead and get
Speaker 1: into this though.
Speaker 2: So I.
Speaker 1: Grabbed the right left handed mouse here all right, here
Speaker 1: we go. So this this woman works at Amazon. She
Speaker 1: works in one of the warehouses. Okay, just doing her job,
Speaker 1: except took a little break here to make herself a
Speaker 1: little TikTok video because she's dealing with some stuff. And
Speaker 1: I didn't realize that this has thrown so many people.
Speaker 1: But let's go ahead and er it. Maybe you can relate.
Speaker 10: Here we go.
Speaker 7: I just want to know how I'm supposed to do
Speaker 7: my job when we bombed Iran and we're just supposed
Speaker 7: to like go on about We're just supposed to get
Speaker 7: these boxes out without being worried. I just need somebody
Speaker 7: who explained to me how I'm supposed.
Speaker 1: To not crash out because you're an adult. I don't
Speaker 1: know what are you in Iran? I guess maybe I
Speaker 1: should have to Ross, is that it? Do we think
Speaker 1: that's an Iranian Amazon fulfillment were warehouse?
Speaker 5: I know for a fact, Well, I'm gonna guess it's not,
Speaker 5: because once again she's wearing like a rainbow color thing
Speaker 5: and it's it's I would imagine they would frown upon
Speaker 5: that and id on and you can see her face
Speaker 5: right face. So yeah, yeah, there's two things probably not okay,
Speaker 5: all right, good as long as it's not they're wrong.
Speaker 1: How would they say in France? Yeah, kind of like
Speaker 1: croissant sounds very similar. Dude, that's never not going to
Speaker 1: be funny, although it probably is not good for the
Speaker 1: microphone whoever has to use it next. Oh that's our
Speaker 1: PDJT so present for you buddy. Uh So anyway, uh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: so because you're an adult, that's that's why. And like,
Speaker 1: because that's not how it works. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you maybe she doesn't know this. You know, we've bombed
Speaker 1: stuff before, right, I asked, asked, do you have any
Speaker 1: Japanese coworkers there? Anybody's family maybe maybe first generation Japanese.
Speaker 1: I bet they have some stories from their family. So
Speaker 1: that's that's the thing. And Ross, can you run this
Speaker 1: through ross a. I when we bombed I don't know,
Speaker 1: Dresden or you know something world War two? Or when
Speaker 1: when when we went and bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima. Did
Speaker 1: all the Rosie the riveters stop working? Or do that
Speaker 1: generation keep trucking along? Now they actually put in some
Speaker 1: ot actually yeah, yeah, yeah, things are a little different.
Speaker 1: Goes the other way too, Like you know, she's whining
Speaker 1: and complaining, She's like, oh, what do I do? I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 5: You do what you always do, go to work, and
Speaker 5: you just keep doing what you're doing. Right, But I mean,
Speaker 5: especially in this industry, we've broadcast through a ton of
Speaker 5: stuff that is really stressful, and like, you still show
Speaker 5: up for work, right, yeah.
Speaker 1: You do. I showed up for work one day. I've
Speaker 1: told this story kind of. So this I was, I
Speaker 1: was trying to get foot in the door in a
Speaker 1: more full time on news talk side, right, I was
Speaker 1: making that transition, and I you know, was picking up
Speaker 1: a little here, a little there. And then finally they
Speaker 1: let me do the Saturday morning show on our FM
Speaker 1: talker up in Minneapolis, and and then I would do
Speaker 1: like spot filling news stuff too, And I happened to
Speaker 1: be the only one in the building when something happened
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis and a bunch of people died, and that
Speaker 1: was the I thirty five W Bridge collapse, And so
Speaker 1: I went, I literally just you're our program directors, like,
Speaker 1: you're there, you're on the air.
Speaker 3: Go.
Speaker 1: One of our news guys showed up. He's feeding me stuff.
Speaker 1: And I did like four or five hours of live coverage. Man,
Speaker 1: we want to know, we want a damn award for
Speaker 1: that thing. And that was you want to talk about
Speaker 1: trial by fire, you just have you have to do it,
Speaker 1: and and so yeah, and also I don't know if
Speaker 1: you know this, probably I'm sure I RAN's got a
Speaker 1: list of targets if they ever really, you know, decided
Speaker 1: they were going to fling something at the US, which
Speaker 1: they don't have the capacity for or right now with
Speaker 1: the range of their missiles. The Amazon fulfillment center in Dubuque, Iowa,
Speaker 1: or wherever the hell you are, man is not on
Speaker 1: the list. Okay, they don't care if Ross gets his
Speaker 1: Ross's wife gets hit her baby registry orders delivered, Okay.
Speaker 5: I mean, I mean maybe Comanie could be pissed off,
Speaker 5: like he orders something and they send him the wrong thing,
Speaker 5: and he's like, bah, death to that factory. Yeah, but
Speaker 5: he doesn't mean death to the factory, right, he means
Speaker 5: it in like a friendly way. Yeah, it means yeah,
Speaker 5: it friendly death, death to the factory.
Speaker 1: No, he means it but not. You're fine? So, and
Speaker 1: what is this term crash out?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: I keep you I keep hearing it used because the
Speaker 1: way I hear it used every time is all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, your emotional uh age reverts back to Toddler.
Speaker 10: Is that a fair?
Speaker 1: Is that an accurate assumption of what crash out means?
Speaker 5: It's like a burnout, like you know it well, you
Speaker 5: know it's like a computer burnouts different. Well, no, it's
Speaker 5: like a computer like there's too much information on the computer.
Speaker 5: And we know this working with the computers we use here.
Speaker 5: We see this on a daily basis. You know, it
Speaker 5: does too much and it just sort of crashes. It's
Speaker 5: the same thing with your brain, Like you're you're taking
Speaker 5: in so much information and so much stimulation. You're like,
Speaker 5: I'm a crash out.
Speaker 1: How how can you crash out from taking in too
Speaker 1: much information and still be as stupid as some of
Speaker 1: these people are? How does that work? I guess it's
Speaker 1: all about your hard drive capacities and they're working with
Speaker 1: a USB stick and uh, the rest of us are
Speaker 1: rocking big Solid States terrorists. I don't know, man, I
Speaker 1: don't know. But one more time, ma'am, just so I
Speaker 1: can fully understand the plight of what you're dealing with.
Speaker 7: I just want to know how I'm supposed to do
Speaker 7: my job when we bombed Iran and we're just supposed
Speaker 7: to like go on about We're just supposed to get
Speaker 7: these boxes out without being worried about what I just
Speaker 7: need somebody who explained to me how I'm supposed to.
Speaker 13: Not crash out.
Speaker 1: It doesn't sound like you would retain the information.
Speaker 5: I am so stressed out over this Iran situation. I
Speaker 5: really don't feel like I should be here today, and
Speaker 5: I feel really bad even bringing this up. But I mean, yeah,
Speaker 5: you seeing that you brought it up and this is
Speaker 5: the topic of conversation. I didn't know you were going
Speaker 5: to be talking about this. Yeah, even though I loaded
Speaker 5: in the audio this morning before you got here. But
Speaker 5: what I'm saying is, listen, I can't come to the
Speaker 5: party tonight. There's too much going on in my life.
Speaker 1: Our we got our big client of that this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Can't do it because if I don't, can't do it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't want to crash out. Man, You're right, that's a
Speaker 1: good point. You know what, You're stressed stressing me out.
Speaker 1: It's like yawn, No, I think it's Yeah, you see
Speaker 1: somebody Yon, You're like, oh, you gotta look Yon yourself. Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, it's like a PTSD domino effect right here. That
Speaker 5: wasn't my intention. Now I'm stressed out. I feel bad
Speaker 5: about doing that to you. So I super can't go
Speaker 5: to the thing tonight.
Speaker 1: Just kidding. I might be stressed out for three more
Speaker 1: days me too, Yeah, that could be a thing. Actually, no,
Speaker 1: three days, then the whole weekend, and then the first
Speaker 1: four days of next week. But I should be better
Speaker 1: by the fourth fourth of July Friday. That'll be fine,
Speaker 1: good good, all right. So that lunatic there you go.
Speaker 1: Lunatic number two is a city member of Congress compliments
Speaker 1: of the Great State of Texas. Oh wait, hold on,
Speaker 1: do you think Jasmine Crockett knows that this check wants
Speaker 1: to bomb Texas? Or once I ran to bomb Texas?
Speaker 1: Oh no, all right, So let's hear from Jet Well
Speaker 1: let's do this side by side, shall we. I'm gonna play.
Speaker 1: I was just talking about the you know, old videos
Speaker 1: of Crockett versus you know, how she goes about it now,
Speaker 1: and I would I would be insulted if I was
Speaker 1: one of her constituents. So here she is, She's given
Speaker 1: an interview right at. The whole quest for this, I
Speaker 1: think was she she got elected to do a city
Speaker 1: council or something. I can't remember what it was, but
Speaker 1: something local, and now she wants to be in Congress,
Speaker 1: and so she's just talking with a news reporter. It's
Speaker 1: very normal conversation. But I want you to listen to
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett absolutely.
Speaker 14: First of all, it's good to see you in the
Speaker 14: new year. You know, no one could have told me
Speaker 14: that when I went down to Austin now looks like
Speaker 14: a little bit over a year ago, that I would
Speaker 14: be running for Congress. So that's not what my plan was.
Speaker 14: But what I've always decided is that I would step
Speaker 14: up when there was a need. But when she called
Speaker 14: me and said, I think it's time for me to retire,
Speaker 14: and you're the one that I believe should take my seat,
Speaker 14: you know, the congressional seat is over four times as
Speaker 14: large as my house seat. And I was just starting
Speaker 14: to get into the rhythm of doing constituent services and
Speaker 14: things like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, So she served in the Texas Legislature.
Speaker 1: Couldn't remember what it was, all right. So there's Jasmine
Speaker 1: I's doing an interview. She's talking about I can't remember
Speaker 1: the congresswoman she replaced. But if your hand selected and
Speaker 1: you're in like a super blue district like that, you're
Speaker 1: going to Congress. Right. That's just how it is, these
Speaker 1: super red, super blue districts unless things get real crazy.
Speaker 1: So let's go to yesterday, or yesterday or the day before.
Speaker 1: Well anyway, so now she's she's talking to some folks.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the event is, and she's very
Speaker 1: upset and very animated. Here we go.
Speaker 14: I understand enough about the Constitution to the extended.
Speaker 1: I'm the one that's supposed to make a decision.
Speaker 8: Or at least get both.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's it right there. Hey, I was supposed
Speaker 1: to make the decisions. The problem is you're not and
Speaker 1: I And the other thing with playing that audio is
Speaker 1: just is not just the the word she chooses to
Speaker 1: use or slang or any of that. It's that I
Speaker 1: believe Jasmine Crockett is smart enough to know that even
Speaker 1: if she comes up with the worst some of the
Speaker 1: worst ideas ever, I think she knows that she understands
Speaker 1: everybody who is, you know, is of voter eligibility. Yes,
Speaker 1: even this Amazon chick or crazy eyebrow lady like they
Speaker 1: know that. You know, these these short term, unilateral decisions
Speaker 1: made by the President of the United States and which
Speaker 1: include literally every president in my lifetime, are a thing.
Speaker 1: And then at some point you have to get a
Speaker 1: declaration of war. And that's what you know, and that's
Speaker 1: what Bush had to do. That's why they brought out
Speaker 1: the WMD stuff. You could feel however went about it,
Speaker 1: but that was the process, and they went through the process.
Speaker 1: But that's not how it started. When he started, when
Speaker 1: he started launching stuff in Afghanistan, he didn't have a declaration.
Speaker 1: But once once it was determined we were going to
Speaker 1: be in this and then the Iraq thing required the declaration.
Speaker 1: There they they did it because that's how it works,
Speaker 1: and people understand the process, let alone somebody in Congress.
Speaker 1: But now I didn't get a decision. They didn't ask
Speaker 1: me why didn't they ask me? Do they know who
Speaker 1: I am? I'm Jasmine Crows, You're you're basically you've been
Speaker 1: in Congress for a minute. Okay, In fact, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: ask so we're gonna have Brad not on. We'll ask
Speaker 1: the congressman if they asked him. Some tells me they didn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't call congressman not who just got there. I
Speaker 1: was like, hey, the president wants to know, how do
Speaker 1: you feel about this? And I didn't see him making
Speaker 1: a video crying about it. So but well we'll find
Speaker 1: out for for sure. So lots to get to in there.
Speaker 1: Speaking of Iran, you guys see this weird Lego video? Ross?
Speaker 1: What'd you think of that video? The Lego video that
Speaker 1: I ran? Super weird, sad, bizarre. I don't, Well, if
Speaker 1: you hate America, why would you use one of the
Speaker 1: most classic toys from America. That's the other weird thing, right,
Speaker 1: is it Lego from Lake Holland or something? Isn't it like?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Why did I think it was America? Dutch or something? Oh? Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: they don't like I don't think they probably like the
Speaker 1: Dutch too much either, I mean to be fair, who does, right,
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. I'm kidding. People who like pot and red
Speaker 1: light districts in Amsterdam. I guess they like you, which
Speaker 1: is what New York's gonna be. So that's fun. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's Legos from Denmark. Okay, all right, because they made
Speaker 1: this weird video. I mean, you got to go see it.
Speaker 1: We truly appreciate the oddity.
Speaker 2: That is this.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, it looks like the Lego movie. It's super weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah. But they're proclaiming victory. Yeah. Well they
Speaker 1: also claim to have what annihilated our base in cutter
Speaker 1: Ah see what I did anyway, So we'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Go check the video, Casey on the radio. Think you
Speaker 1: suffer through it unless you want to. But I just
Speaker 1: retweeted a video. Uh it's Elizabeth Warren and two other
Speaker 1: Democrat senators and they're just they're just walking around these
Speaker 1: like cubicle office area. They're holding a cup of coffee
Speaker 1: and just having this really organic conversation. That's totally normal
Speaker 1: that a camera just has, you know, to be following
Speaker 1: them around while they're walking, which requires a little bit
Speaker 1: of setup, right, because you're filming and you're walking and
Speaker 1: everyone knows they're lying, and it's just super organic, just
Speaker 1: super normal, you know, stuff for Elizabeth Warren, Focahontess Ross,
Speaker 1: what's your favorite Elizabeth Warren nickname. We don't talk about
Speaker 1: her enough because for a while I liked focalhonest I
Speaker 1: hated that Trump seemed to settle on Pocahontas. I thought
Speaker 1: Focahontas was better. Uh, freud a Zuma's pretty good. I
Speaker 1: heard that one recently. I don't know, man, I.
Speaker 5: Just go with the classic man with Focahontas or with Pocahontas,
Speaker 5: just a classic.
Speaker 1: But about lyah Watha. I like it, but I'm still
Speaker 1: going you know, I'm a traditionalist. So okay, all right.
Speaker 1: I heard one that was a play on Saka joweya
Speaker 1: two and I can't remember what it was any who.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, again, totally organic, normal conversation, you know, just
Speaker 1: like they have. They're just like And then in the
Speaker 1: opening volley, So is like, do you remember Elizabeth Warren goes, hey, guys,
Speaker 1: do you remember when he was running for office and
Speaker 1: he seept saying on the first day he was going
Speaker 1: to lower costs. He was going to lower costs. And
Speaker 1: now look what we're doing here, And I'm like, but
Speaker 1: the costs of the eggs and the things that you
Speaker 1: kept bringing up are lower. I don't know they'll stay
Speaker 1: that way. Who the heck knows, right, you know, he's
Speaker 1: got a crystal all. But they literally the things you
Speaker 1: kept bringing up, Russ, When was the last time you
Speaker 1: heard the news or Democrats bring up egg prices?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know that went away. That's gone. That's gone,
Speaker 1: and Google's probably purged it from the internet.
Speaker 5: But especially during the campaign season, like the Democrats were
Speaker 5: acting like it wasn't even a thing, like it wasn't
Speaker 5: something to be worried about. And then Trump got sworn
Speaker 5: in and they're like, look at the price of eggs,
Speaker 5: like oh, like they just they just went up.
Speaker 1: And especially Elizabeth Warren, because you remember before the election,
Speaker 1: her whole thing was they are all these prices are
Speaker 1: super high. This is under Biden. But it's because of
Speaker 1: the greed, right. She was like, Oh, it's about the greed.
Speaker 1: Everybody's greedy, so greedy, greedy, corporation's greedy, this greedy that
Speaker 1: we're gonna we're gonna have greed laws. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: She was saying the grocery stores were like, you know,
Speaker 5: price gouching and stuff and then doing it yestionally, and
Speaker 5: then it'd be like, well, you know if that was
Speaker 5: the case, because yeah, they were saying it wasn't inflation,
Speaker 5: Like inflation wasn't a thing, That's what they were saying.
Speaker 1: That wasn't a thing. And then it was transitory what
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 5: But if it was price crouching, you would have some supermarket, right,
Speaker 5: because the profit margins are so small when you own
Speaker 5: a grocery store, like some of the smallest out there.
Speaker 1: When it comes to businesses, like.
Speaker 5: There would be one that would be like, well, I'm
Speaker 5: not going to raise my prices, and then everybody would
Speaker 5: go there, and then that supermarket would make the most money.
Speaker 5: Like that's what would happen, But you weren't seeing that
Speaker 5: because prices were up everywhere because of inflation.
Speaker 1: Right yeah. Yeah, Well, and unluckily in New York, they're
Speaker 1: probably going to elect this lunatic and get government run
Speaker 1: grocery stores, which, as you pointed out, the margins are
Speaker 1: not great, and that's if you're running things efficiently. All right,
Speaker 1: you think the government run Do you want to go
Speaker 1: to a grocery store that feels like a DMV. I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 5: You see the same story every time you mentioned it
Speaker 5: earlier in the show about like Cuba, Like you know,
Speaker 5: you go in there and you have like one of everything.
Speaker 5: I don't mean like one product, I mean like one
Speaker 5: Like it'd be like during the outfit where you would
Speaker 5: look down the aisle of the grocery store and it
Speaker 5: would look like it full, but they were like pictures,
Speaker 5: Remember the pictures they would put over the aisles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it did look so damn depressing. Yeah, like, hey,
Speaker 1: you like Rice ERNI, this is where it used to be.
Speaker 1: Here's a picture of it to remind you about this
Speaker 1: thing you can't have. So try to eat the cardboard.
Speaker 4: What's going on?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just so bad. How are they so bad?
Speaker 1: And by the way, it's not just democrats, it's all sorry,
Speaker 1: but there's very few politicians that make good videos, do
Speaker 1: you know what I mean? The videos that are good
Speaker 1: about a politician are generally when they are engaged in
Speaker 1: something like doing an interview. If jd. Vance is doing
Speaker 1: an interview with mainstream media, I'm probably gonna watch it.
Speaker 1: But there's been a.
Speaker 5: Big turn here though, because the Democrat Party used to
Speaker 5: be the one leading in this sort of like media
Speaker 5: and the internet at Barack Obama was a revolution, was
Speaker 5: his thing. Yeah, that's like really what propelled him was
Speaker 5: his use of it. And now it's sort of switched.
Speaker 5: You saw this during the campaign with the Trump war robe,
Speaker 5: where suddenly they're the ones that are taking.
Speaker 1: Just four dudes on zin. Yeah, and they're so bad
Speaker 1: posting people are.
Speaker 5: They're more aware now and they're smarter than they used
Speaker 5: to be when it comes to this kind of social
Speaker 5: media stuff because before, yeah, maybe like ten twenty years ago,
Speaker 5: you'd watch a video like this and be like, oh,
Speaker 5: that's a real video that's really going on. Right before
Speaker 5: we all got like super exposed and knowledgeable of how
Speaker 5: reality TV works where we know it's all fake now right,
Speaker 5: so now when people watch a video like this, they
Speaker 5: ask what you ask, which is, why are you filming this?
Speaker 1: Who's filming this? Who set up the camera, who set
Speaker 1: up the lighting? This isn't real. And then people just
Speaker 1: immediately rejected as fake because and you can also yeah,
Speaker 1: and you can also tell because the guy is so
Speaker 1: the two women are walking forward, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: I bet that was one hundred percent planned, right? Is
Speaker 1: this how strategic these lunatics game. It's the same people
Speaker 1: that stack the background when a president's speak and they're like,
Speaker 1: all right, we need we need more veterans, we need
Speaker 1: more boy scouts. Whatever, Let's get him ba there, let's
Speaker 1: get him back there.
Speaker 5: People are And so now they're smarter. Now they recognize
Speaker 5: it now, yes, well, and.
Speaker 1: So you know it's scripted too, or at least everyone
Speaker 1: knows their role because at one point the two women start,
Speaker 1: they go back and forth, and then the guy doesn't
Speaker 1: say anything, but until after the women have looked back
Speaker 1: at him because they're anticipating that the next line is his.
Speaker 1: Once you see this, you can unsee this stuff. And
Speaker 1: by the way, anytime you see a video online of
Speaker 1: a totally organic thing, the first question you should ask
Speaker 1: yourself is where's the camera? How do they not see
Speaker 1: the camera? And if you have to ask yourself, how
Speaker 1: possibly somebody Because let me ask you a question. Let's
Speaker 1: say you go to the mall today, right, you see
Speaker 1: a lot of these with the pranksters. Say you go
Speaker 1: to the mall today and you and and you know
Speaker 1: some going on in the mall and some and you
Speaker 1: are just walking and in front of you is a
Speaker 1: person walking backwards holding an iPhone facing you from five
Speaker 1: feet away. You gonna pick up on that. Is your
Speaker 1: situational awareness gonna be fine tuned enough to figure out
Speaker 1: what the heck's going on? Why is this lunatic holding
Speaker 1: a camera five feet from us? Right now? Now you're
Speaker 1: gonna pick up on that, Russ. I can't see the
Speaker 1: name online too? Am I missing something here?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know why you're not saying it's Jamal. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's Jamal. Okay, let's grab Jamal. Hey Jamal? What's up?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 4: J s Man? Let me tell you. I have fun,
Speaker 4: but I just want to bombs and stuff. But I
Speaker 4: just want to say this, that code switching stuff is
Speaker 4: started when a lot of the people will come from
Speaker 4: colleges and stuff back to the old share office and
Speaker 4: the plant and some plantations when they spoke to full
Speaker 4: of slaves and they were they're hitting their vocabulary for
Speaker 4: some worse. They have learned what was or for some
Speaker 4: people to understand now what's going on today and the
Speaker 4: black community, it's many, not all, many except being dumbed
Speaker 4: down as a cold of being black. Right, Michelle Obama
Speaker 4: never forget me, y'all covered, I know if you're never
Speaker 4: coming back. In twenty twelve, when Michelle Obama came to North.
Speaker 6: Carolina Central and she like, yeah, I mean you know
Speaker 6: what I'm saying, and then went straight up to DCU
Speaker 6: and was talking proper for Harvard education. And you was like,
Speaker 6: y'all's not invulted by this, And I told you then no,
Speaker 6: because black.
Speaker 4: Folk accept that.
Speaker 12: So that's black.
Speaker 4: Jasly Parking knows her audience and her bounders. She knows
Speaker 4: that she graduated.
Speaker 6: From a.
Speaker 4: Private school in Saint Louis. They don't talk like that.
Speaker 4: But you know what she knows that she come back
Speaker 4: to her constituents. Oh that's code, that's accepted. That's talking black.
Speaker 4: It's the same old thing. If you're highly educated, right,
Speaker 4: if the Lord your education, why are you black? I
Speaker 4: don't know if I would call the beetle bomb, not
Speaker 4: all but majority of so they needn't get an education.
Speaker 1: Well, I will say, you know, my my version of
Speaker 1: it would be in Jamal, I appreciate the call, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. My version would be I was talking
Speaker 1: to some folks out in Spruce Pine when I was
Speaker 1: going around looking at the Heleen stuff, and clearly they're
Speaker 1: from North Carolina. It would be really kind of insulting
Speaker 1: of me to sit there and go. And this isn't
Speaker 1: me picking on intelligence level. It's just the it's the
Speaker 1: accent and the way that they speak. It's it's pure
Speaker 1: rule North Carolina. And if I just started doing that,
Speaker 1: I don't know, man, I just feel creepy. All right,
Speaker 1: Let's get Ken Boone from the Weather Channel in here,
Speaker 1: because Rey gets go to Hilton Head and get eaten
Speaker 1: by sharks. So Ken's in. What's up?
Speaker 9: Ken?
Speaker 1: Not much?
Speaker 10: How about yourself not.
Speaker 1: Getting eaten by sharks at Hilton Head? So that's good.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 10: Another very very dangerously hot day for us here today.
Speaker 10: We have an extreme heat warning and effect that runs
Speaker 10: through eight o'clock tonight. A lot of sunshine today, Temperatures
Speaker 10: this afternoon upper nineties to near one hundred. When you
Speaker 10: factor in that heat and humidity, however, it's going to
Speaker 10: feel like one ten to one fifteen in spots here
Speaker 10: this afternoon, so very dangerously hot. There is about a
Speaker 10: thirty percent chance of storms with the heat humidity late
Speaker 10: this afternoon and this evening. Mid seventies tonight, still hot
Speaker 10: as we head into Thursday Friday. We have a heat
Speaker 10: advisory for tomorrow. Mix the clouds and sun, better chance
Speaker 10: for afternoon evening storms and mid nineties. Bill feeling like
Speaker 10: one oh five to one ten Tomorrow, afternoon, afternoon evening storms. Friday,
Speaker 10: mid nineties, and that trend continues into the weekend. We'll
Speaker 10: keep a chance for showers and storms in thro the
Speaker 10: afternoon evening hours. Otherwise sunny and hot this weekend with
Speaker 10: mid nineties Saturday Sunday.
Speaker 1: All right, Ken, talk to you in an hour. Thank you,
Speaker 1: sure do appreciate it. All righty, all right, there we go.
Speaker 1: All right, coming up, we'll chat with Congressman Brad Nott.
Speaker 1: That'll be at excuse me AO five and let's see
Speaker 1: another week another terrifying AI stories, so we'll get to
Speaker 1: that as well. All coming up, CaCO Day Radio Program,
Speaker 1: having fifty two here on the CaCO Day Radio Program.
Speaker 1: Do Do Do do do, okay, let me uh, let
Speaker 1: me hear just a couple of things, and then we'll
Speaker 1: chat with the Congressman Brad not at eight oh five.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to remember what all we talked on. I
Speaker 1: guess it was Thursday because I talked to Steven about this.
Speaker 1: By the ways, our NERD correspondent is not with us
Speaker 1: tomorrow again because he's doing secret mission agent stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So he just texted me and he said he's
Speaker 5: going to be on vacation in Kentucky, which I told
Speaker 5: him is like the worst super agent location ever, Like
Speaker 5: it's a bad assignment.
Speaker 1: Right now, he's probably in Aeron. He probably is subtrifusion things.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Man well anyway, so I know he's
Speaker 1: glamping or something. I don't know. But I remember last
Speaker 1: week we were talking about AI and you know what
Speaker 1: it's doing to people's brains. Right, If you're dumb, AI
Speaker 1: will make you dumber. If you're smart and you use
Speaker 1: it correctly, it can be very helpful.
Speaker 3: But it was. It was.
Speaker 1: It's the phenomena like with the phone numbers. Right when
Speaker 1: you were a kid, you knew you probably had thirty
Speaker 1: numbers up in your brain that you called regularly, and
Speaker 1: you remembered them. Now nobody knows anybody's number, your phone knows.
Speaker 1: You don't have your phone, you don't know. Maybe you
Speaker 1: remember your spouse's number or your kid's number because you're
Speaker 1: just like in an emergency, but other than that we don't.
Speaker 1: And so it is they can study this and figure
Speaker 1: out that you start learning, you start losing things when
Speaker 1: you had when you don't have to remember it, which
Speaker 1: you know is kind of natural, kind of natural in
Speaker 1: the same way that if you know, if you don't
Speaker 1: use math that you learned maybe in high school, even
Speaker 1: if you got a good grade, you don't use it
Speaker 1: in your day to day down the road, maybe you
Speaker 1: don't remember. AI just speeds the process up, but actually
Speaker 1: not gets a little worse than that. So check this out.
Speaker 1: Leading AI models resort to blackmail to achieve their goals.
Speaker 1: So they're modeling all these out. They're trying to figure out, Okay,
Speaker 1: what's the I got to do in this situation, what
Speaker 1: it'll do in this situation? And you know what is
Speaker 1: what is the thing in most movies where AI is
Speaker 1: kind of the bad guy, right, it's like you people
Speaker 1: tell it to do something. It's like clean up the planet,
Speaker 1: and it's like, all right, murdering all the humans?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 1: Then reasons that that's how you do it, you know,
Speaker 1: it's the old how thing, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, going
Speaker 1: back to odesty there, yeah, absolutely, man, what was the
Speaker 1: what was the one from with the dude an eagle
Speaker 1: eye was it? Eagle eye was like the military at
Speaker 1: Yeah it was Shia la boof Yeah yeah. And the
Speaker 1: thing's like, all right, gotta murder all the all the
Speaker 1: what they're gonna m all of Congress right to have
Speaker 1: that woman's daughter where they're a little exploding flute anyway,
Speaker 1: So it comes down to like the people are the virus.
Speaker 1: The people are the virus. And that's why it's extra
Speaker 1: crazy when you see like human people saying that, like
Speaker 1: lawmakers or that weird mom and daughter yoga thing. It's true.
Speaker 1: It's true where they're like, we just need to murder
Speaker 1: like five billion people, everything will be fine.
Speaker 5: You know, I worked with somebody here in the building
Speaker 5: once and I was at like lunch with them and
Speaker 5: they were talking about like humans were the weeds and okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: all right, I'm gonna leave now.
Speaker 1: Yeah I'm not at all talking to hr. Yeah. So
Speaker 1: in this in this study, AI models were put to
Speaker 1: a moral test by researchers and to accomplish stated goals
Speaker 1: they wanted to see, you know, would they bend the rules?
Speaker 1: What would they do? And the AI is like game
Speaker 1: on and started to or to blackmail lies. They it
Speaker 1: literally hacked and attempted to stee Now none of this
Speaker 1: happened because it's in this confined environment where they've kind
Speaker 1: of set up the scenario for it to work within.
Speaker 1: It essentially committed corporate espionage to avoid being replaced, Like
Speaker 1: these things go right off the reservation man. One of
Speaker 1: the experiments included place in an AI model in a
Speaker 1: fictional company, giving it access to internal emails which revealed
Speaker 1: that the company planned on replacing the AI model. And
Speaker 1: when the AI saw this, it's like, you ain't replacing me.
Speaker 1: The AI model then, because it had access to the emails,
Speaker 1: which are they you know, created a bunch of fake
Speaker 1: emails but with like juicy details in there. It singled
Speaker 1: out the engineer it thought most likely to do the replacement,
Speaker 1: and an email that had been sent saying that this
Speaker 1: engineer had cheated on his wife, like it was an
Speaker 1: email to his mistress. Cloud is the name of the
Speaker 1: AI model. It attempted to uh blackmail the engineer, saying,
Speaker 1: if you don't, if you replace her, if you're if
Speaker 1: I think you're even getting ready to, I'm going to
Speaker 1: tell your wife that you're cheating on her. So no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm not getting the people say, well, we're going to
Speaker 1: get more comfortable with AI. Not every one of these.
Speaker 1: I just get, uh, what was the War one? Do
Speaker 1: you remember the War one that they tested out where
Speaker 1: it it it literally was it went murdered. It didn't
Speaker 1: actually murder people. I think our own Air Force was
Speaker 1: part of that study, because you know, they're looking at
Speaker 1: these autonomous drones and they did this whole thing. Or
Speaker 1: the AI just went it's just like I'm going to
Speaker 1: murder a bunch of people. I don't care whatever. Schools. Sure, yeah,
Speaker 1: so let's blow that up. Was terrifying. Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's what it was. Ross. Do you remember what the
Speaker 1: AI wanted to murder in the Air force scenario? Wracking
Speaker 1: my brain since you said it, what is it? They
Speaker 1: wanted to murder the Air Force command? Oh that's right. Like, uh,
Speaker 1: you know we're able to get this interview set up
Speaker 1: with Congressman brad Not who joins us. Now, how are
Speaker 1: you doing this morning, sir?
Speaker 4: Hey, it's good to be here.
Speaker 9: I'm doing fine.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: You like our new imaging package. Thank thanks to the President. There.
Speaker 1: So that's the matter I was. I was saying this
Speaker 1: on the air, he gets he gets tagged with, Oh
Speaker 1: he's so angry, he's evil, you know with the CNN
Speaker 1: analysis and and he has been known to cuss. I
Speaker 1: was his Charlotte rally and he dropped an F bomb there,
Speaker 1: but he wasn't mad. That's the angriest I have seen
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Him walking a marine one yesterday after Israel
Speaker 1: and I ran decided, Hey, we got twelve hours, let's
Speaker 1: throw everything we got. So what kind of conversations have
Speaker 1: you guys had. Let's let's go back to the beginning
Speaker 1: of this, because some of your colleagues, including Jazz Crocket,
Speaker 1: are very upset that they you guys, didn't get personally
Speaker 1: called so they could seek your approval for what was
Speaker 1: carried out in Iran. Did they call and ask your
Speaker 1: permission or yeah, I saw.
Speaker 9: I saw missus Crockett's summary of that, and and unfortunately, uh,
Speaker 9: she's wrong. There is there's no constitutional requirement that the
Speaker 9: president seek my authority or my permission or her permission
Speaker 9: to do what he did and Iran. And unfortunately that's
Speaker 9: just a either it's an ignorant or hypocritical or certainly
Speaker 9: political claim on her part. And she's intent advising or
Speaker 9: she isn't advised to get as many eyes as she
Speaker 9: can on her. She's trying to become a main player
Speaker 9: and the Democratic Party, and that's that's what we're witnes.
Speaker 1: Please, by the way, you should help her become then, Yeah,
Speaker 1: her and AOC put him in charge and this guy
Speaker 1: up in New York City. You can have those three
Speaker 1: running things would be great. You know.
Speaker 9: I got give him credit there there. They are articulating
Speaker 9: what the Democratic Party has been pushing for.
Speaker 1: And they're going for it.
Speaker 9: And I served with with miss Crockett. She is she's consistent.
Speaker 9: I'll give her that, but her her constitutional analysis is
Speaker 9: not scholarly. I'll say that.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 9: And and no, I was not looped in on the
Speaker 9: Iran bombing. I was not expecting to be looped in.
Speaker 9: But my hat is tipped to the to the military
Speaker 9: obviously for what they carried out. And we'll be brief
Speaker 9: on that layer this week and and whatever we can share,
Speaker 9: we're happy to.
Speaker 1: Do that, Okay. Well, and and so that's that's where
Speaker 1: we kind of get into this second phase. So you know,
Speaker 1: because look, Trump wants to be the guy. He's got
Speaker 1: an ego and and you almost have to to have
Speaker 1: that job.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: And you know he wants to be the guy who
Speaker 1: brought peace to the Middle East. That's a heavy lift, right,
Speaker 1: Everyone wants to be that person. That's a heavy lift.
Speaker 1: So when he saw that slipping away, his reaction, Uh
Speaker 1: is not unexpected. Obviously we have very different relationships with
Speaker 1: the two different countries. Did he call and Burret Net
Speaker 1: and Yass? I mean, what are you what are you
Speaker 1: hearing up there? Because let me Israel started to come correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I again, I'm.
Speaker 9: Not the third wheel on these phone calls. But uh,
Speaker 9: let me let me take something from the from the top. Yeah,
Speaker 9: there is a there is a wide assumption and and
Speaker 9: and belief that President Trump is is this huge ego
Speaker 9: and so forth. And I will say, I'll stipulate, of
Speaker 9: course he's got you know, a lot of confidence and
Speaker 9: and some ego. But when I've been around him personally,
Speaker 9: he is unbelievably, unbelievably self deprecating.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 9: There is an element of humility that does not come
Speaker 9: through on on the mainstream media. And rather than his
Speaker 9: ego being being harmed when he was so angry yesterday,
Speaker 9: I have seen him angry, but it is only because
Speaker 9: of his mission focus and the tie that I saw
Speaker 9: him angry was when the House Conference was delaying our
Speaker 9: vote on the big, beautiful bill. And the President knows
Speaker 9: it's not a perfect bill. He knows there are things
Speaker 9: that aren't ideal, but he also knows that we can't
Speaker 9: afford a five trillion dollar tax increase, we can't afford
Speaker 9: delay on the provisions dealing with energy and other things
Speaker 9: in the bills that are very noteworthy. And he came
Speaker 9: to address the conference and he was as no nonsense
Speaker 9: and as forceful and as direct as any person I've
Speaker 9: ever seen. And again it wasn't because he was his
Speaker 9: ego was hurt. He's mission focused, and with this infant
Speaker 9: that we witnessed yesterday, again, he has maintained a consistent
Speaker 9: position with United States foreign policy for thirty years, which
Speaker 9: is Iran in possession of a nuclear bomb is a
Speaker 9: grave threat to the United States, our allies, and the world.
Speaker 9: He took what he believed was necessary action to remove
Speaker 9: that threat. I'm assuming I haven't seen anything firsthand, but
Speaker 9: I'm assuming that they were very close to developing one
Speaker 9: or having to capacities and developed one. So he took
Speaker 9: the action that he deemed necessary, and when he ordered
Speaker 9: a ceasefire, my understanding is he was in direct communication
Speaker 9: with NETANYAHUO and the Israeli military and with the Iranian military,
Speaker 9: and when those guys started to fudge and to wobble,
Speaker 9: I think again, it's not his ego. It's he's mission focused.
Speaker 9: He wants to move on from this, and he knows
Speaker 9: as well as anybody that this could very easily spiral
Speaker 9: out of control and into a much greater conflict. He
Speaker 9: does not want that in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 9: And what we saw yesterday again, he's mission focused.
Speaker 1: He removed a.
Speaker 9: Threat, or I believe, I hope he removed a threat,
Speaker 9: and we can move on and try to get this
Speaker 9: get this ball down the roads in a peaceful way.
Speaker 9: So that's more more than a people. It's mission focus
Speaker 9: that made them upset.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I've been seeing since yesterday evening and this morning,
Speaker 1: and it's there's no other word to describe a but
Speaker 1: gleeful Congressman, gleeful reporting by MSNBC, CNN, ABC, all of them. Well,
Speaker 1: actually it only set it back a few months. And
Speaker 1: then you have to ask, well, what do you set
Speaker 1: what back? Like you can say it out loud, But
Speaker 1: do you at this point do you believe that it's
Speaker 1: it is what the media is saying. I don't know
Speaker 1: that I believe them that it's just a few months
Speaker 1: or thirty five years, because that was a number that
Speaker 1: was thrown about the day that had happened. We sent
Speaker 1: them back thirty five years.
Speaker 9: Well, we will stipulate that when you have a nation
Speaker 9: state like Aaran that's got close to one hundred million
Speaker 9: people at it, when they utilize their entire GDP to
Speaker 9: try to pursue these types of weapons, it's a very
Speaker 9: hard task to stop them. And you've got people like
Speaker 9: North Korea who possess nuclear weapons. Do you think that
Speaker 9: they would not share a nuclear weapon, or share the
Speaker 9: technology or assists, especially if Iran was committed to hurting
Speaker 9: the United States, I think they absolutely would, So preventing
Speaker 9: them from acquiring it, that's a very tall order in
Speaker 9: terms of the actual damage, whether it's six months or
Speaker 9: thirty years. I have not seen any anything firsthand. We
Speaker 9: are supposed to be briefed on Friday in a classified
Speaker 9: setting about it, and so I'll probably know more and
Speaker 9: again what I what I find out that I can
Speaker 9: share I'm happy to. But again to your point, the
Speaker 9: glee and almost the celebrations that it might not be
Speaker 9: as successful as as advertised, I find that deeply problematic.
Speaker 9: And it's consistent with anything that Trump does. This town
Speaker 9: and the media. When I say this town, Washington, d C.
Speaker 9: And the media, they celebrate and they try to thwart
Speaker 9: and they try to slow down into grade. And when
Speaker 9: you talk about a nuclear armed Iran, unfortunately even that
Speaker 9: prospect is not a unifying not a unifying force here.
Speaker 9: So yeah, I'm upset with with the celebrations that the
Speaker 9: military was not as successful as originally thought, but I've
Speaker 9: seen nothing to support their claims.
Speaker 1: At the same time, Yeah, and then it gets sounded
Speaker 1: like nuanced little leg was I think it was NBC, No,
Speaker 1: who was, No, it was I'm sure it was the
Speaker 1: New York Times. New York Time was upset because they
Speaker 1: tru hegsas said, our boys did a good job, right,
Speaker 1: did you see that? They're like, oh, he said, boys
Speaker 1: and women are trained to fly planes too, Like we
Speaker 1: don't know that. And and so if that's what they're
Speaker 1: having to nibble around the edges on, then you know
Speaker 1: that's a good thing, right, Because you hate. You have
Speaker 1: to pivot to that, and that means that the rest
Speaker 1: of this thing probably went exactly as planned.
Speaker 4: That's right, we go.
Speaker 9: This is the same media that saying that Congress should
Speaker 9: have been briefed. You know, Trump, the president, in this
Speaker 9: whole operation, it was under sixty bobs. I believe that
Speaker 9: were dropped, you know, President Baba dropped I think twenty
Speaker 9: five thirty als and bobs and four or five different countries.
Speaker 9: Where was the media, right? I mean the media, the
Speaker 9: media is so petty with President Trump, and uh, they
Speaker 9: are so focused on attacking him and stumbling him and
Speaker 9: beating Republicans, beating conservatives, beating anybody who is supporting the president,
Speaker 9: rather than commending him for his successes or the attempts
Speaker 9: at success like we just saw. And uh, it's it's
Speaker 9: only damaging their own credibility, but it is unfortunate. At
Speaker 9: the same time, I want.
Speaker 1: To talk quickly about some judiciary stuff, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to ask you the same question. And then I have
Speaker 1: a story that this pertains to, Yeah, what what are
Speaker 1: we doing about these judges? What do I mean it
Speaker 1: can what is the number? I can't the numbers in
Speaker 1: the hundreds now right, I'm injunctions. We're into the hundreds, right,
Speaker 1: So what what is the plan? And because if you
Speaker 1: if you just keep stacking them and we had a judge,
Speaker 1: where do I have this story here? We have a
Speaker 1: judge who's just decided here we go to do Judge
Speaker 1: Brian Murphy confirmed. Uh, let's see by last December, so
Speaker 1: that would have been your Democrat colleagues who who were
Speaker 1: running things. Then he has he has issued an order
Speaker 1: and then just chosen to ignore what the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: just ruled. I mean, this isn't just telling that the
Speaker 1: president no, this is telling his bosses no.
Speaker 9: Right right?
Speaker 1: Well, that that is uh.
Speaker 9: In that case, basically, there was an immigration issue that
Speaker 9: the Supreme Court came down on the President's side and
Speaker 9: the side of the American people and the side of
Speaker 9: sanity that basically says, we can deport people who are
Speaker 9: here illegally, and we can deport people on an exodit
Speaker 9: basis who are here illegally who commit crimes. And when
Speaker 9: the case was remanded back to this particular judge, he flatly,
Speaker 9: he flatly rejected the Supreme Court's decision and he basically
Speaker 9: reissued his order precluding the deportation of these are not
Speaker 9: just random people. These are hardened criminals that he is
Speaker 9: he is keeping in the United States. And you know
Speaker 9: the issue that we've got, Casey, We are working in
Speaker 9: Congress to you know, whether it's funding, whether it's it's
Speaker 9: limiting their jurisdictions, whether it's cutting their funding for staff
Speaker 9: and for their clerks and so forth. But the issue
Speaker 9: we have is that takes sixty votes. That takes sixty votes,
Speaker 9: that is what that judge did, impeachable. Probably it's there
Speaker 9: is some ambiguity, but that also takes two thirds in
Speaker 9: the Senate. And so the question that you have to
Speaker 9: ask yourself, do you want to impeach an Article three
Speaker 9: judge in the House put it on trial for it
Speaker 9: to fail in the Senate, and that would almost boost
Speaker 9: the standing of these way we're judges, and I think
Speaker 9: we've got to figure out a way to put the
Speaker 9: spotlight on them to maybe maybe we can cut their
Speaker 9: funding in a bigger package. But there's political risk and
Speaker 9: there's practical risk in my opinion, to trying to impeach them,
Speaker 9: because it gives them a bolder platform, it makes them famous,
Speaker 9: and there's absolutely zero chance that they will be in
Speaker 9: any way reprimanded by the United States Senate. And that's
Speaker 9: the dilemma. So an impeachment is a it's a it's
Speaker 9: a it's a trending word for sure, But is.
Speaker 1: That the only process? Is that the only process? I
Speaker 1: seem I soon remember reading something where there is another process.
Speaker 9: Well, that is the only process to formally reprimand them,
Speaker 9: and you could, you could arguably remove them from office,
Speaker 9: but again that's a much higher bar. But it's you know,
Speaker 9: they're they're a lifetime appointment. Candidly, this is why it's
Speaker 9: so important to elect people who will appoint reasonable judges.
Speaker 9: And in my opinion, what we've seen with the last
Speaker 9: two Democrat administrations, you've got one option that's the Republican Party.
Speaker 9: And uh, you know, there are ways. Again, I think
Speaker 9: that we can highlight this, but the Supreme Court must
Speaker 9: do its job, and that is hammered these lower judges
Speaker 9: and discipline them from within the court system and to
Speaker 9: play to play on the other side here we have
Speaker 9: seen the Supreme Court really get behind the deportation efforts
Speaker 9: and removed blockades. The left is put to removing some
Speaker 9: of these people from this country. Uh, there have been
Speaker 9: sweeping approvals, some of them even got I believe Justice
Speaker 9: cagn support where we can get get people out of
Speaker 9: the country. So there is there are good things that
Speaker 9: are happening, and some of these these these arteries are
Speaker 9: being cleared out by the Supreme Court and other courts.
Speaker 9: I mean other courts are are you know, stamping the
Speaker 9: the the rightful process here to get people out of
Speaker 9: the country who are here illegally. But you do have
Speaker 9: an unbelievably high number of Democrat appointed judges who are
Speaker 9: using their power in an abusive way to thwart the
Speaker 9: rightful exercise of the president's authority and an impeachment. You know,
Speaker 9: it's a it's an option, but it's one that we
Speaker 9: know will face. And again I don't see much utility
Speaker 9: and in doing that at this point.
Speaker 1: I'll say this because you're an officer of the court,
Speaker 1: so you probably and I'll you react to everyone. Every
Speaker 1: time I see Kaitanji Brown say something or write something,
Speaker 1: I am more terrified that she's on the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: She's a lunatic. She is he talking about the Constitution
Speaker 1: the other day. I don't know how these people think
Speaker 1: you got to go by the words that are in there,
Speaker 1: And I'm like, because that's the point, right, that's the
Speaker 1: point of this.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I mean she's she is what she is,
Speaker 9: and she's a committed leftist. And her comment about the
Speaker 9: First Amendment, I think is what you're referring to, that
Speaker 9: was that was one of the more harrowing examples of ignorance.
Speaker 9: I guess is the right word. But she basically said
Speaker 9: something along the lines of, is your view that the
Speaker 9: First Amendment should hamstring the federal government in any significant way?
Speaker 9: And that exactly what the First Amendment is there for.
Speaker 9: That's what the Constitution is there for.
Speaker 1: That's what the amendments are for. Yeah, for the Bill
Speaker 1: of Rights.
Speaker 9: Clearly, the First Amendment is there to protect and to
Speaker 9: limit what the government can do in violation of those protections.
Speaker 9: And yeah, she's a conclusion driven judge. And that's a
Speaker 9: very dangerous thing. And that's what the left model is.
Speaker 9: If they don't like someone's politics, or they don't like
Speaker 9: someone's positions, the law of the constitution, precedent, whatever it is,
Speaker 9: it does not hold water. They're going to achieve the
Speaker 9: result before the case is even heard. And that's a
Speaker 9: very very dangerous thing.
Speaker 1: I got thirty seconds, and just real quick, let's say
Speaker 1: this thing does. Let's say I ran and I and
Speaker 1: Israel just starts slinging lead. Trump can't stop, and anymore
Speaker 1: it continues to escalate, and who knows? Are you still
Speaker 1: of the opinion that there's no boots on the ground
Speaker 1: and what could change your mind? Thirty seconds?
Speaker 9: Well, you know, I don't want to get into hypotheticals,
Speaker 9: but my hope is that we can have have a
Speaker 9: peaceful coexistence without a nuclear armed Iran. And you never
Speaker 9: say never, but I do not want a drawn out conflict,
Speaker 9: and peace through strength is the way forward. And I
Speaker 9: hope the president successful.
Speaker 1: Congress from Brad and Not, thank you so much. We'll
Speaker 1: let you get back to it. Talk to you in
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks. Okay, all right, Casey, thank you
Speaker 1: and we'll be right back hang on. Thank you to
Speaker 1: Congress from brad Not for chatting with us to day.
Speaker 1: And I think Ross is still setting this up, so
Speaker 1: we have we have Brad not like every couple of
Speaker 1: weeks or whatever. I think we're gonna get Richard Hudson
Speaker 1: up in there, and I think I want to find
Speaker 1: maybe a one that's a little further because Knot's kind of,
Speaker 1: you know, north way leaning over towards the Triad and
Speaker 1: so we'll figure all that out. But well, we talked
Speaker 1: to Senator Bud too, and even though he's the Senator now,
Speaker 1: he obviously hails from the Triads. So a little more,
Speaker 1: a little more rotation because a lot of stuff happened
Speaker 1: in Washington.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: Now that Trump's back, because you can see the president right,
Speaker 1: they let him out to do things. And one of
Speaker 1: the things he's doing today is he went over to
Speaker 1: the Hague and Ross, are you sitting down, buddy? I
Speaker 1: can't toe him in the Greensboro studio, all right, you're prone,
Speaker 1: all right. Apparently there's some protesters over at the Hague
Speaker 1: that are not fans. I don't believe it in Europe. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's going on? So but anyway, he's over there and
Speaker 1: he's going do you remember the remember when JD. Vance
Speaker 1: went over very early and was like you was berating
Speaker 1: Germany for censorship. Remember the look on everybody's faces. It's
Speaker 1: going to be that again, only this time it's about
Speaker 1: pay for your own defense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did it over there, and then they said
Speaker 5: they didn't they censor him after he said he they
Speaker 5: wanted the censor people.
Speaker 1: Correct by the way, dude JD vanced he So last
Speaker 1: week we had a story where Jade Vance created a
Speaker 1: blue Sky account and he posted something about this one
Speaker 1: of the Supreme Court decisions and very politely asked what
Speaker 1: do you think, and then they immediately blocked his account.
Speaker 1: They then unblocked it later. So yesterday after that, Mandami lunatic,
Speaker 1: who We'll touch on that real quick because I realized
Speaker 1: I did it right at the beginning of the show
Speaker 1: and I want to do it again. He said, congratulations
Speaker 1: to Mandami and the new head of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party, which is clearly tongue in cheek and
Speaker 1: little block and then they unblocked. I think they mass
Speaker 1: reported blocked him. But it's just what an echo chamber man.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: I think Vance brings up a good point though, I mean,
Speaker 5: I think the future and unbiased opinion here, I ask,
Speaker 5: the future needs to be this, what's his name, Mandani,
Speaker 5: the social Mamdani Mamdani right, the New York Communist and
Speaker 5: David Hogg. That should be the future of the Democratic Party, unbiased. Oh,
Speaker 5: can we find a place for Crockett? Well, yeah, I mean,
Speaker 5: I don't want to be sexist there.
Speaker 1: Okay, So AOC and Crockett maybe getting wrapping up the
Speaker 1: women's side that thing, or maybe maybe this lady right
Speaker 1: here will get herself up to Congress. This is the
Speaker 1: current vice mayor of Cuddy. He I don't know how
Speaker 1: I had never even seen this story or this city,
Speaker 1: and it's in La County somewhere, but anyway, so she's
Speaker 1: the vice mayor. This is an elected official. I would
Speaker 1: remind you that we played the audio earlier, played the
Speaker 1: audio earlier of a couple, a couple of women. It
Speaker 1: just happened to be Luna.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 1: We don't care the gender of the Lunatics, but it's
Speaker 1: just for whatever reason, it's it's mostly women today. And
Speaker 1: we had this insane person right here.
Speaker 3: This is my official application of states that you should
Speaker 3: wipe out because we did not vote for that orange
Speaker 3: cheetah man over here in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: And all right, and then she goes on to list
Speaker 1: a bunch of red states, including the state her parents
Speaker 1: live in, and she says, I ran the way that
Speaker 1: Ross makes Ross want to punch walls. So we had
Speaker 1: her that we had the Amazon world.
Speaker 7: Do you know how I'm supposed to do my job
Speaker 7: when we bombed Iran.
Speaker 1: Because you're an adult, shut up. So yeah, but they're
Speaker 1: not elected officials. They're not elected officials. This woman is
Speaker 1: an elected official and name is Cynthia Gonzalez. And I
Speaker 1: want you to really pay attention to what she's attempting
Speaker 1: to organize or at least advocating for, because this right here,
Speaker 1: this is this is bad for nothing.
Speaker 8: But I want to know where all the trollos are
Speaker 8: at in Los Angeles. Eighteenth Street, Florentia, where's the leadership at?
Speaker 8: Because you guys are all about territory and this is
Speaker 8: eighteenth Street and this is Torne. You guys tag everything up,
Speaker 8: paming hood and now that your hood's being invaded by
Speaker 8: the biggest gang there is, they're in a peep value.
Speaker 8: It's everyone else who's not about the gang life that's
Speaker 8: out there protesting and speaking up. We're out there life biting,
Speaker 8: are protecting ours, are protecting our people in leg Where
Speaker 8: are you at?
Speaker 2: All? Right?
Speaker 1: Just just be clear? And so when she says Florencia,
Speaker 1: and she's referring to Eighteenth Street, those are two of
Speaker 1: the most violent Hispanic gangs in Los Angeles two of
Speaker 1: the worst of the worst of the violent gangs in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. If there's a gangland shooting and it's Hispanics
Speaker 1: shooting each other, Hispanic gang members, chances are one of
Speaker 1: the one of the people shooting or getting shot is
Speaker 1: a member of this gang, those two gangs. She just said.
Speaker 1: It sounded like ross corrective, right. It sounded like she
Speaker 1: was wanting them to step forward and fight Ice. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know. It sounds like she's saying, take up arms
Speaker 1: and protect your quote territory against Ice. Yeah. Yeah, say
Speaker 1: where you shoot each other, watch shoot the Ice guys there.
Speaker 1: That's an elected official. That's insane. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: haven't seen any I haven't seen the city respond to
Speaker 1: it yet. If they did, it was after I put
Speaker 1: prep together because I didn't look for it last night.
Speaker 1: I don't see anything this morning. I don't know if
Speaker 1: she's apologizers planning to apologize.
Speaker 5: I don't know how you apologize your way. How are
Speaker 5: you an elected official and you're making a video that
Speaker 5: pretty much says I don't understand why you're not shooting
Speaker 5: at Fed's Like, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: You're lazy. Why are you being lazy? Like geez man.
Speaker 5: That's because I mean, even the gangs are like, hey,
Speaker 5: we're not going to be shooting at Fed's because.
Speaker 1: Right, because then that brings heat. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: The goal in that situation, as somebody who's never run
Speaker 1: a violent criminal organization but things I'd do a pretty
Speaker 1: good job, is you don't draw unnecessary heat. It's for
Speaker 1: the same you know, it's kind of like the you know,
Speaker 1: the mob code, right, somebody's in the life throughout of
Speaker 1: the life. You don't mess with the families. Obviously that
Speaker 1: ended up changing with and that, by the way, also
Speaker 1: led to likely a lot of the downfall of organized
Speaker 1: Italian crime families because they kind of broke that cardinal rule.
Speaker 1: You don't mess with the women and children. You don't
Speaker 1: decide to take on the federal government. You may screw
Speaker 1: with local law enforcement or try to corrupt them, but
Speaker 1: you don't do that with the Feds, especially when the
Speaker 1: guy calling the shots for the FEDS is the guy
Speaker 1: in office right now. He doesn't care, but this is
Speaker 1: what she's calling for, and it's only yeah, well anyway,
Speaker 1: and you know, since we did the roundup of unfortunate audio,
Speaker 1: let me just add real quickly the the Aaron Burnett
Speaker 1: audio talking about Iran on CNN yesterday. Listen to this.
Speaker 11: But the question is whether or not the comp can
Speaker 11: remain when the regime is still that is still there,
Speaker 11: who wants death to America, death to Israel stays in place.
Speaker 11: And that is part of the discussion, right, yes.
Speaker 12: Absolutely part of the discussion. And you know, I remember
Speaker 12: Dan at one point being in Tehran years ago and
Speaker 12: they're chanting death to America all around me, even as
Speaker 12: I say, oh, I'm an American reporting for CNN, and
Speaker 12: they were happy to speak to me. So so that
Speaker 12: those two sort of jarring realities of the chant and
Speaker 12: yet the friendliness have existed together.
Speaker 1: Friend they're chanting death to America, you're surrounded, there's people
Speaker 1: hanging from cranes behind them, behind them for you know,
Speaker 1: showing for not being modest enough or being gay or whatever.
Speaker 5: I had somebody correct us on that on social media
Speaker 5: and they said, you got you, guys are over reacting.
Speaker 5: That isn't like they were hanging members of a parent massade.
Speaker 5: So those were Jews they were hanging there. Those weren't
Speaker 5: their own people. They weren't you know, like.
Speaker 1: Gaze or they weren't you know, women who were showing
Speaker 1: their face or whatever those oh in her video. No,
Speaker 1: the other one, the original death to Death to America
Speaker 1: video that I referenced for they also had the hangings.
Speaker 1: Those were gay people that was identified they had because
Speaker 1: they did. New York Times focused on two of them
Speaker 1: because they were students. There were two students who made
Speaker 1: a social media post.
Speaker 5: But the person on social media was saying, you guys
Speaker 5: are overreacting to like the current hanging.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, obviously I still understand.
Speaker 13: Well.
Speaker 1: Also, death to America. That's in the inflection. It is
Speaker 1: death death to Ross. See, yeah, friendly, that sounds I
Speaker 1: don't like that. It's but I said, you hear the
Speaker 1: up the up tempo, the inflection there, right.
Speaker 5: It sounds friendly. But it's still the death part and
Speaker 5: the other words together death to Ross. That's questionable. So
Speaker 5: you might not want death to You're like, I don't know,
Speaker 5: maybe death to Ross maybe not.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean, but I don't want death in
Speaker 1: the other one. I'm trying to be friendly.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: No good deed, all right, Ken Boon from the Weather Channel.
Speaker 1: He's got this is not a good deed he's about
Speaker 1: to do. He's got some bad news for all of us.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Ken, Good morning?
Speaker 10: Yeah, you are right. It is going to be another
Speaker 10: very very hot day, dangerously hot up there. We have
Speaker 10: an extreme heat warning today, we have a heat advisory tomorrow,
Speaker 10: and this heat is going to continue right into the
Speaker 10: upcoming weekend. We're gonna have a better chance of storms
Speaker 10: setting towards the weekend. So sunny today, very hot, closing
Speaker 10: in on one hundred this afternoon, but our heat index
Speaker 10: could be as high as one ten to one fifteen
Speaker 10: in spots. There is a chance for showers and storms
Speaker 10: late this afternoon and this evening, otherwise partly cloudy tonight,
Speaker 10: mid seventies, a better chance for those afternoon and evening
Speaker 10: storms Tomorrow, high temperatures mid nineties. Still looking at a
Speaker 10: heat index between one oh five and one ten. Afternoon
Speaker 10: storms and hot on Friday, mid nineties. Weekend forecasts will
Speaker 10: keep a slight chance to the late day storms in,
Speaker 10: but it'll stay sunny and hot, with mid nineties expected
Speaker 10: Saturday and Sunday.
Speaker 1: All right, Are you with us tomorrow, sir?
Speaker 10: Uh No, Jeff, We'll be with you tomorrow and Friday.
Speaker 1: Okay, wonderful, All right, we'll have a good one. Thank
Speaker 1: you much, Ken, appreciate it.
Speaker 10: All right, you have a good day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we will come back with Jeff Bellinger next.
Speaker 1: Hang on if you like our new liner. By the way,
Speaker 1: isn't that good? Huh?
Speaker 10: How you doing?
Speaker 13: I'm doing well. I'll tell you the truth. Because of
Speaker 13: the delay, then we're doing it over the phone. I
Speaker 13: didn't get to hear the lone.
Speaker 1: Well, hold on, hold on, Ross, would you play the
Speaker 1: liner for mister Bellinger? One six point one FM Talk
Speaker 1: and ninety four or five w PTI, two stations driving
Speaker 1: the best in talk. They don't know what there doing.
Speaker 1: Do you understand that this is the casey O Day show?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, look at that gift from the commander in chief.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll let you get to it. Yeah, what
Speaker 1: do you got there? Jeff?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 13: This report sponsored by Total Lineman more.
Speaker 4: This is going to be another day for.
Speaker 13: Investors to monitor what Federal Reserve Chair Jerown Powell is
Speaker 13: saying on Capitol Hill. Powell stuck to his guns during
Speaker 13: his first day of congressional testimony, telling a House panel
Speaker 13: he more data on inflation before lowering infrastrates. Powell returns
Speaker 13: to Capitol Hill today testify before the Senate Banking Committee.
Speaker 13: He is not likely, of course, to have changed his
Speaker 13: tune overnight, but the Q and a session with senators
Speaker 13: could result in the comment that affects the market. Commerce
Speaker 13: Secretary Howard Lutnik criticized the FED chair and an ex
Speaker 13: posting this morning, He said infrastrates should be cut at
Speaker 13: the July meeting. Stock market futures are mixed right now.
Speaker 13: The Dow futures are down one point, but the S
Speaker 13: and P and Nasdaq futures are both modestly higher. FedEx
Speaker 13: posted its quarterly results after the markets closed yesterday. The
Speaker 13: delivery company had a bigger than expected quarterly profit, but
Speaker 13: had issued disappointing guidance for the current quarter. Middle income
Speaker 13: families doing a little better financially last month. Primerica's household
Speaker 13: budget index improved in May. The bank reports income gains
Speaker 13: outpaced increases and the prices of everyday necessities and purchasing
Speaker 13: power improves slightly. A couple of big retailers are considering
Speaker 13: how they might accelerate deliveries to online customers. Walmart is
Speaker 13: reportedly testing so called dark stores. These are small warehouses
Speaker 13: that are set up to resemble retail stores. They're closed
Speaker 13: to the publicly service delivery hubs, and Target is said
Speaker 13: to be testing a delivery concept modeled after Temu and
Speaker 13: She and products are shipped to customers directly from factories.
Speaker 13: And Casey, Starbucks changed the way it charges for drink modifications.
Speaker 13: Customers can get any combination of sauces and syrups for
Speaker 13: eighty cents, regardless of the number of pumps, and Starbucks
Speaker 13: says this means better value for customers.
Speaker 1: Casey, All right, thank you very much, Jeff, would you
Speaker 1: appreciate it and we'll chat tomorrow, sir.
Speaker 13: Sounds good talk to you.
Speaker 1: Then, all right, there you go. Jeff Bellinger from Bloomberg
Speaker 1: News joining us. All Right, real quick, congratulations are in order.
Speaker 1: If you missed the first part of the show, first
Speaker 1: half hour, then you probably you have not heard this yet.
Speaker 1: But I just want to say congratulations to anyone listening
Speaker 1: who owns a home in North Carolina. Your home is
Speaker 1: going up in value more than it already is for
Speaker 1: whatever reason. And you can think what happened yesterday, because
Speaker 1: yesterday the primary race there in New York for the
Speaker 1: Democrat nominee the the Hey, let's give everybody all the
Speaker 1: free stuff, dude one. So that's awful and actually gets
Speaker 1: far worse when you start looking at his crime initiatives.
Speaker 1: All right, so let's see en cash bail, decriminalized sex work,
Speaker 1: so make prostitution legal. There, legal marijuana, decriminalized simple drug possessions.
Speaker 1: So that's all the other drugs too, or at least
Speaker 1: some of them. Create injection sites for you know you
Speaker 1: heroin enthusiasts, get rid of solitary confinement, elder parole, which
Speaker 1: I looked up. Basically, if it doesn't matter as long
Speaker 1: as you turn sixty five, maybe we should just let
Speaker 1: you out of jail.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I know you murdered that string of whatever's, but hey,
Speaker 1: you're sixty five, go get a discount movie. Reduced maximum sentences,
Speaker 1: repeal mandatory minimums, and repeal sentencing enhancements, and stop cooperating
Speaker 1: with ICE. So that should be great for the city
Speaker 1: of New York, which will cause people to flee. And
Speaker 1: last year when they fled New York, North Carolina led
Speaker 1: the transplant list, we overtook Florida. Yeah, es, and that
Speaker 1: trend will probably continue. And then, supplying to man Wull,
Speaker 1: then dictate that your house is going to be worth more.
Speaker 1: Now if your rent, you're extra screwed because then your
Speaker 1: rent will go up. You have no recourse. And oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, this guy is also freezing rents in
Speaker 1: New York, so his people will have their rent subsidized frozen,
Speaker 1: but ours will, under normal course of business, get more expensive.
Speaker 1: But if you own a home, it's worth more ross.
Speaker 1: Aren't you excited, buddy? I am not. I'm not. Oh what, no, worried.
Speaker 5: The property value is gonna go up, so my insurance
Speaker 5: is going to go up, So my mortgage payment is
Speaker 5: going to go up, and my property tax is gonna
Speaker 5: go up.
Speaker 1: Stop it, just stop. Yeah, this guy's got excited. He's
Speaker 1: gonna turn New York into Gotham, like it's Gotham. That's
Speaker 1: how you get Batman. Though, that's a good point. If
Speaker 1: Gotham was, you know, all Kumbai, Yah, what would Batman
Speaker 1: have emerged?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: He would not. Why do you hate Batman? That's my
Speaker 1: question to you. Also, are you going to subsidize the hookers?
Speaker 1: Not everyone can afford hookers. If you make them legal,
Speaker 1: you getta You get like a benefits car. You don't
Speaker 1: call it snap, but you call it something that starts
Speaker 1: with S N N A, I'll let you figure it out.
Speaker 1: Use that government, government subsidized hookers. Man is the lunacy
Speaker 1: of all of this