Speaker 1: Fifteen Academy of Country Music Awards, and it's his birthday,
Speaker 1: Keith Lionel Urban, turning fifty seven on this October twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Let's take away there's.
Speaker 2: A new life I've never known.
Speaker 3: I'm breathing deeper them never don't, and it sure feels
Speaker 3: good to find and feel the way out to. I
Speaker 3: won't love somebody, love somebody like I'm letting go out
Speaker 3: on my lest two days, I forgeting myself.
Speaker 2: Who know the sticks I've made?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: It's long thing, all the thing I want to do.
Speaker 2: I won't love somebody loves when in this world can
Speaker 2: circles school norwis.
Speaker 1: He's works with artists as diverse as Pink and uh,
Speaker 1: I mean just Pink alone. Think about Keith Urban and
Speaker 1: Pink and the Dixie Chicks in the list is just incredible.
Speaker 1: Keith Urban, Happy birthday on this Saturday, October twenty sixth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four. Before we look at and look back
Speaker 1: at significant events and people tied to this particular date
Speaker 1: in history, including but not limited to these, The First
Speaker 1: Continental Congress adjourned in Philadelphia this date in seventeen seventy four,
Speaker 1: and just fifty years later fifty one years later, in
Speaker 1: eighteen twenty five, the Erie Canal opened in upstate New York.
Speaker 1: Eighteen sixty one, the legendary Pony Express officially ceased operations.
Speaker 1: The trans Continental Telegraph would take its place technology eighteen
Speaker 1: eighty one. On this date, four including Wyatt urb and
Speaker 1: Doc Holiday exchange gunfire with five other outlaws. Some people
Speaker 1: say they're the outlaws, the pupil they were exchanged. They
Speaker 1: were kind of all outlaws, killing three of them. At
Speaker 1: the shootout at the Ok Corral in Tombstone, Arizona. Nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine, the South Korean president Park Chung He shot
Speaker 1: to death by the head of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency.
Speaker 1: Baby Fay, a newborn with severe heart defect, was given
Speaker 1: the heart of a baboon in an experimental transplant in California.
Speaker 1: She did live twenty one days with the animal heart.
Speaker 1: Year was nineteen eighty four. Two thousand, the New York
Speaker 1: Yankees became the first team in more than a quarter
Speaker 1: century to win three straight World Series Championships. They are
Speaker 1: locked in another battle with the Los Angeles Dodgers right now.
Speaker 1: Results of Game one. If you don't know coming up,
Speaker 1: this is a date that I've never been happy to
Speaker 1: even say. This is a part of our American life.
Speaker 1: Desperate times, desperate measures, and all that. But it was
Speaker 1: on this date. In two thousand and one, President Bush
Speaker 1: signed the USA Patriot Act, giving authorities unprecedented power to search, sees,
Speaker 1: detain or eavesdrop in their pursuit of possible terrorists. Amy
Speaker 1: Cony Barrett confirmed to the Supreme Court this date. In
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, famous folks celebrating birthdays. Actor Jacqueline Smith, one
Speaker 1: of Charlie's Angels, turned seventy nine. To a Pat Sajack
Speaker 1: is seventy eight, counting his money and enjoying his retirement.
Speaker 1: Oh it's Hillary Clinton's birthday, no comments. Musician Bootsie Collins
Speaker 1: is seventy three. Bootsy Babey, actor James Pickens. Rita Wilson,
Speaker 1: also known as Tom Hanks's wife, turned sixty eight. Dylan
Speaker 1: McDermott is sixty three, Kerrie Uways is sixty two, Natalie
Speaker 1: Merchant sixty one. Tom Cavanaugh has a birthday. Seth MacFarlane
Speaker 1: from the Family Guy on TV is fifty one. Today.
Speaker 1: Rapper Schoolboy Q, one of Liam's favorites, has a birthday
Speaker 1: he's thirty eight. Happy birthday, schoolboy, Q. And if it's
Speaker 1: your birthday, I hope it is absolutely the best birthday
Speaker 1: you could possibly imagine. You get to spend it with
Speaker 1: the people you love, doing the things you love to do,
Speaker 1: and that is truly my wish for you. Weather Sports
Speaker 1: Mametree dick Al from Montgomery. I don't know all coming
Speaker 1: up as we begin this Saturday morning edition on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Now this morning at nine, Mike Allen bites the latest
Speaker 5: wave of ridiculousness with karate like discipline on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: In today's Marketers Report, Erica Taylor, chief marketing officer of Genentech.
Speaker 7: Weighs in on ota inventory at any of Zimmer's three
Speaker 7: locations him Monroe, Brookville, and Aurora.
Speaker 1: Zimmertractor dot Com clears guys, this morning, a sunny day,
Speaker 1: this afternoon are high only reaching about sixty four again
Speaker 1: clear and Chile tomorrow morning. Tomorrow's Tomorrow's low thirty nine
Speaker 1: and on Sunday, sunshine and a high of sixty two
Speaker 1: for Bengals Eagles. Anything else you got planned Friday night
Speaker 1: looks on Saturday morning. It's in October and the Friday
Speaker 1: night lights shining in Los Angeles last night for Game
Speaker 1: one of the World Series. Liam Tomlinson, what occurred?
Speaker 8: Yeah, the highly anticipated Fall Classic matchup between the Los
Speaker 8: Angeles and Dodgers and New York Yankees absolutely delivered last night.
Speaker 8: Nine innings wasn't enough, so they had to go to extras.
Speaker 8: The Yankees got one in the top of the tenth.
Speaker 8: Shoho Tani, with two outs in the bottom of the tent,
Speaker 8: had an opportunity to hit a walk off. He pops
Speaker 8: out Alex Radugo, dives into the stands and makes what
Speaker 8: people thought at the time would be the game saving
Speaker 8: play for the Yankees. But with bases loaded and two outs,
Speaker 8: Freddie Freeman up to bat. He hits a walk off
Speaker 8: grand Slam home run to right field, a no doubt
Speaker 8: home run to the Los Angeles Dodgers take Game one
Speaker 8: six to three against the Yankees. Game two of the
Speaker 8: World Series is tonight at a Carlos Rodon takes the
Speaker 8: mound for the Yankees and Yamamato takes the mound for
Speaker 8: the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Your Danville Admirals no success again on the grid.
Speaker 8: It's been seven hundred and twenty two days since the
Speaker 8: Danville Admirals last win. They failed to breath the County
Speaker 8: fifty to nothing. Walton Verona defeated Owen County twenty to seven.
Speaker 8: Harrison County shut out Homes thirty five to nothing. Beachwood
Speaker 8: handled Bracken County thirty eight to seven. Lloyd Memorial top
Speaker 8: Bourbon County forty two to twelve, Bishop Brosser thump Trimble
Speaker 8: County sixty five to nothing, Great Cass Great Crossing sixty
Speaker 8: Campbell County twenty five, and Roger Bacon dominated Norwood sixty
Speaker 8: nine to six.
Speaker 1: There's a professional football game tomorrow at pay Corps Stadium.
Speaker 8: Wide out at pay Corps Stadium Tomorrow, The Bengals faceoff
Speaker 8: against the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday afternoon at one Jamar Chase
Speaker 8: didn't know it was at one pm, but they flexed
Speaker 8: the game from four to twenty five to one. Pregame
Speaker 8: cover begins with Tony mo and Ken Brew beginning at
Speaker 8: nine nine am. Kickoff the set for one pm. Catch
Speaker 8: all the action on the Home of the Best. Bengals
Speaker 8: coverage seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: Your Lockdown News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: If you're looking for a healthy, fun family tradition on
Speaker 10: Thanksgiving Day. Here's your answer the WESTV.
Speaker 1: Walker on seven hundred WLW and straight to the phones.
Speaker 1: We're already backed up, packed up and stacked up, as
Speaker 1: Seg would say on the telephone lines. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Mamme Tree. Good morning, Mamme Tree. She's singing, Mamme Tree, Hello, Lynnette.
Speaker 2: We'll just enjoy this, oh.
Speaker 1: Ma hello, hello momm Tree. Well, it's it's good to
Speaker 1: kind of talk to you, dear. Enjoyed the song. Take
Speaker 1: care love you. Yeah, there you are. I've been talking
Speaker 1: to you for the last thirty seconds.
Speaker 11: I was practicing and I got to hear you. You
Speaker 11: didn't say I was on, so I didn't know I was.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I did actually say you were on as soon as I.
Speaker 11: Picked up the phone when it first came on. You
Speaker 11: always say she's on the line, you know.
Speaker 1: Okay, So you didn't do it, uh, Lynette, mimmetry. It's fine.
Speaker 1: We're running out of precious time now talking about how
Speaker 1: that you weren't there when I came to you.
Speaker 11: Anyway, Yes, I wanted to say hi, did Betty. I
Speaker 11: just found out she wrote to me three years ago
Speaker 11: when you OpEd me to the world and Betty wrote
Speaker 11: to me again. I had the letter twice and I
Speaker 11: lost it again, so I don't know your address or
Speaker 11: where you're from or nothing. So I love you and
Speaker 11: uh Marcia Pharmacist, I love your doll baby. She said
Speaker 11: that she loves to hear your show very death because
Speaker 11: lady Linette down there.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful, dear, so God.
Speaker 11: Bless got to run. I'm sorry I held you up.
Speaker 1: It's okay. I got to hear you sing anyway, when
Speaker 1: you were practicing, you sounded pretty good.
Speaker 11: That's the bluestyff.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, love you too. Al second week
Speaker 1: in a row you're checking in with me. What's going on?
Speaker 13: Al well?
Speaker 14: Gary jeff as Yes, suh my gentleman's gun dog Babia.
Speaker 4: Ira for a Saturday morning. Gotta ride.
Speaker 14: And I'm start to call and ask you, because you
Speaker 14: know you have your finger on the pulse of Cincinnati.
Speaker 14: How long has the Cincinnati Zoo been serving finger sandwiches?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 1: No, I've only been to the zoo one time in
Speaker 1: the thirty years i've lived here. Al So, I really
Speaker 1: don't know that much about the Cincinnati Zoo and it's
Speaker 1: serving of finger sandwiches.
Speaker 4: Well, I just you know, you heard about.
Speaker 14: The chimpanzee, and I don't get the some off of
Speaker 14: one of the handlers though obviously the servant.
Speaker 4: Finger sandwiches, you know, and.
Speaker 1: I figured it had to do with some wonky news
Speaker 1: news story. All right, man, I'm sorry I couldn't help
Speaker 1: you with that. I'm imagining if you if you get
Speaker 1: too close to the chimpanzee, you could lose a finger
Speaker 1: at any moment.
Speaker 4: Well, not a banana, you know, But I guess.
Speaker 1: Do you do you think do you think the chimpanzee said, well,
Speaker 1: and I could have had a banana instead of this.
Speaker 1: This tastes awful, you know that one?
Speaker 4: That one kind of stumps me.
Speaker 14: It's hard to say what goes to a chimpanzee's mind
Speaker 14: at times, but sometimes I think there are a lot
Speaker 14: of them in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Well, I was gonna say, if you want to know,
Speaker 1: if you want to know what goes through a primate's mind,
Speaker 1: listen to uh Democrat candidates on the stump. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much. Nick and Forest Park. Hello, good morning, you're
Speaker 1: on the air.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Jesse.
Speaker 4: You sound great.
Speaker 15: I'm so glad you're doing well. Anyway, I heard on
Speaker 15: the news last night. The Jeckel's got closed down. Jeckyl's
Speaker 15: up the street, and uh, I kind of kind of surprised.
Speaker 1: You're talking you're talking about you're talking about You're talking
Speaker 1: about Jeckyls or Jersey.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, yeah, I had the name wrong.
Speaker 1: I think Jerseys.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, that's.
Speaker 1: It's a big convoluted thing with the ABC and the
Speaker 1: city and the owner basically Rolfe, who was a great
Speaker 1: guy getting screwed by all of the above. That's all
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: Take care of.
Speaker 15: Forgot I'm sorry I forgot the name. It's been a
Speaker 15: long time. But the place is always nice place to
Speaker 15: go to.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah. And uh the more bars open on
Speaker 1: Mama Street, the better it is for me because competition
Speaker 1: and traffic always brings you more business if you're on
Speaker 1: the ball. Thank you. Nick Dick from Dayton is hanging.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to him next. Hey, Bengals fans up, How
Speaker 1: are you? I'm fantastic.
Speaker 4: How are you? And number one?
Speaker 1: How is Ingrid doing? She's doing okay, fine?
Speaker 4: Fine.
Speaker 16: They put her in right over by me. They transported
Speaker 16: her over I think it was Tuesday over to write
Speaker 16: in Vicinity about five minutes from the house.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's fantastic.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's called Oak Creek Rehab. It's a nice little place.
Speaker 16: It's hard to it's in a real richie section, but
Speaker 16: she's doing fine. She's taking physical therapy and her spirits
Speaker 16: are up.
Speaker 1: It's in a ritzy section. Do they let you visit?
Speaker 16: Oh yeah all the time. Okay, really really nice, fantastic.
Speaker 1: Now, now, Halloween's coming up next week. Dick, our time
Speaker 1: short here. Dave from Dayton wants to know do you
Speaker 1: have a favorite candy?
Speaker 17: Me?
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, I like.
Speaker 13: I like Sneekers bars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a Reese's Peanut butter cup guy myself. Now,
Speaker 1: do you do you pass out candy on Halloween?
Speaker 16: No, No, I'm gonna. I got a show. I didn't
Speaker 16: get to go to the group the other night because see,
Speaker 16: I had car trouble my starter and I had to
Speaker 16: go to Christmer but I lucked out. You know, everything's
Speaker 16: been under the warranty, so I waited all day there geez,
Speaker 16: I'm telling me.
Speaker 1: Well, at least you got it fixed. Okay, Finally we
Speaker 1: need your huge Dick pick for Bengals Eagles tomorrow.
Speaker 16: Dick twenty seven for the Bengals twenty four.
Speaker 12: For the Eagles, it sounds familiar, okay, I.
Speaker 1: Mean you you predict that score a lot as well.
Speaker 16: But I think they're gonna win tomorrow. They looked pretty
Speaker 16: good last week.
Speaker 1: I thought, well, they were playing another lousy team. All right, Dick,
Speaker 1: We're gonna hope for the Beers though they just four gat.
Speaker 19: In the Try State weather, we're looking at gradual clearing.
Speaker 19: We'll see you morning low of forty six. Then for
Speaker 19: our Saturday at sunshine with a few clouds and the
Speaker 19: highest sixty four. At night colder, clear low of thirty seven.
Speaker 19: And on Sunday it's sunshine, cool, a high at sixty one.
Speaker 19: I'm Chief Meteorologist Steve Rawley, and that's your nine first
Speaker 19: warning forecast.
Speaker 1: Right now, it's fifty five degrees. Our next update is
Speaker 1: that six thirty. I'm Whitney Harris News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: News twenty four hours a day. He was a radio
Speaker 9: seven hundred WLW Mercedes beenze Ford Mitchell dot Com into the.
Speaker 1: First official hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: October the twenty sixth, twenty twenty four, I'm Gary Jeff
Speaker 1: Walker and as always entirely my pleasure to be with
Speaker 1: you again, and on a Saturday morning, with all my friends.
Speaker 1: The Mayberry of radio continues to roll along on this Saturday.
Speaker 1: And let's go ahead and talk to Dave. Oh who's
Speaker 1: that is he?
Speaker 2: Walking in the woods?
Speaker 1: Wise, little red riding that's the voice of Dave.
Speaker 2: Hey, their little red riding hood. He sure hard looking
Speaker 2: at you. Everything a big, bad good ones.
Speaker 1: Getting freaky around here. Oh, good morning, Dave.
Speaker 4: Good morning, scatty Jeff, how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm fine. I was kind of hoping. I was kind
Speaker 1: of hoping that you would begin the phone call this
Speaker 1: way with some kind of awful Boris Karlov voice or
Speaker 1: what it was wondering?
Speaker 4: Yes, scattered Jeff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you've done that, Scatted Jeff.
Speaker 14: Why aren't the vampires welcome in Blood Banks?
Speaker 20: Why?
Speaker 21: Because, Scattered Jeff, they only make with drawls.
Speaker 1: What was that noise?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Does a ghost have to get before he can scare anyone?
Speaker 1: A phone that works?
Speaker 4: Haunting license?
Speaker 1: A haunting.
Speaker 4: Sarelye?
Speaker 16: Jeff, Scattered Jeff, Dave?
Speaker 4: Sea monster?
Speaker 11: Huh?
Speaker 1: Well, go ahead?
Speaker 14: Why did the sea monster eat five ships carrying potatoes?
Speaker 1: Why did the sea monster eat five ships? Carrying potatoes.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 22: Because you can't just.
Speaker 1: Potato ship Dave. You you really do scare me.
Speaker 23: And then there's this jokes told by Dave from Harrison
Speaker 23: are not necessarily considered funding by the staff, management, or
Speaker 23: advertisers of seven hundred WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia.
Speaker 23: If these attempts at humor have caused you to roll
Speaker 23: your eyes, made your stomach churn, or you have considered
Speaker 23: the entire exercise to be a colossal waste of time,
Speaker 23: we deeply apologize. Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: It's a Rocky Mountain showdown.
Speaker 5: Down Mark Scott Centerfield and his five and two bear
Speaker 5: Cats head west to take on Coach Prime and his.
Speaker 1: Five and two Buffalo.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness, it's a big twelve Spotlight events live
Speaker 5: from Colorado.
Speaker 1: Who out catch this conference?
Speaker 5: Classic live coverage starts tonight at nine fifteen on seven
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Speaker 5: free iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1: In this week's market, It's a Saturday morning. Here we
Speaker 1: are again to get them on the radio radio with
Speaker 1: Elvis an old radio Rick on seven hundred.
Speaker 24: W l W shot on the light night styg it
Speaker 24: and my radio advised with every one of those United
Speaker 24: stations plans songs.
Speaker 1: Bringing this in my eyes, I recommend that you don't
Speaker 1: do anything your radio advice is unless it's a life
Speaker 1: or death situation, and then you might want to think
Speaker 1: the second time about it. Ah, let's check in with
Speaker 1: mister Washburn, Old Radio Rick. I gotta tell you I
Speaker 1: and and Liam you can join in on this because
Speaker 1: this partially involves you. I don't know how many Liam,
Speaker 1: how many months ago did you give up your beautiful
Speaker 1: antique zenith to old Radio Rick Washburn to see if
Speaker 1: he could work his magic.
Speaker 8: Well, I think he just came to my house and
Speaker 8: took it from me in the middle of the night,
Speaker 8: like Santa. But it was after the Gary Jeff party.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's been a while, but we got results back.
Speaker 1: And Rick, good morning. I cannot tell you how impressed,
Speaker 1: and I'm always impressed with what you do and how
Speaker 1: you do it. But the work you've done on that
Speaker 1: zenith is just man, that's immaculate.
Speaker 25: Well, it is a lot of fun to work on
Speaker 25: ones that look as bad as Liams did, because a
Speaker 25: lot of times, with some effort and Marie didn't have
Speaker 25: to work her magic on this. It was just a
Speaker 25: matter of doing a lot of cleanup on the cabinet,
Speaker 25: a lot of scratching and water stains on the top,
Speaker 25: but it was all superficial and then from there just
Speaker 25: gently cleaning without ruining the to finish. And yeah, it
Speaker 25: came out looking pretty good. Although it is it's not
Speaker 25: a true Franken radio, but it did get a couple
Speaker 25: of transplants from a donor in Maryland.
Speaker 1: So fantastic. All right, Well, so how are you receiving
Speaker 1: us this morning and on what device?
Speaker 25: Well, this morning I am focusing on a nineteen fifty
Speaker 25: nine Grunding Majestic Model twenty twenty eight U. This is
Speaker 25: one of those West German exports that is a table model.
Speaker 25: It's a MFM and short waves six tubes and has
Speaker 25: a massive speaker in the front as well as two
Speaker 25: very tiny and extremely thin electromatic speakers as tweeters on
Speaker 25: the side. There are some most amazing sounding speakers, but
Speaker 25: they don't carry base at all, and a couple of
Speaker 25: some electric static electrostatic speakers have been manufactured that do
Speaker 25: provide base, but they literally are the size of a
Speaker 25: large refrigerator each, so it's not the most practical thing
Speaker 25: in the world, but you sound wonderful that on top
Speaker 25: of everything else, there is a catalog entry that I
Speaker 25: thought was fun because luckily this is not bad translation.
Speaker 25: It's just odd advertising, and that's what all the fun
Speaker 25: is because the features include the tone control keyboard used
Speaker 25: with multisonic tone controls, and almost unbelievable combination of sound
Speaker 25: vibrations can be produced.
Speaker 1: Now this is a nineteen This is a nineteen fifty
Speaker 1: nine model, correct, So I mean it sounds oddly like.
Speaker 1: Some of these catalog descriptions were written by Kamala Harris.
Speaker 25: Including the automatic finger magic buttons perhaps, or the Eagle
Speaker 25: Eye tuner, which is actually the nineteen fifties version or
Speaker 25: sixties version of the of the magic itube, except instead
Speaker 25: of being round, it's just a line and there's two
Speaker 25: blue lines that lide up and meet in the middle
Speaker 25: when you're tuned in, which, by the way, this electric
Speaker 25: marble tunes in stations with hairline accuracy, so the stations
Speaker 25: are locked in with absolutely no drift on any band.
Speaker 25: It's got nothing to do with the tuning meter, and
Speaker 25: it's a little misleading, So I might say.
Speaker 1: Like I said, written by Kamala Harris, only she wasn't
Speaker 1: born yet.
Speaker 25: Well, the importance of the tone control is that it
Speaker 25: controls the tone when tone needs to be controlled, and
Speaker 25: that's how you control tone.
Speaker 1: Don't you love a yellow school?
Speaker 25: But well, I was raised in the middle class family.
Speaker 4: Okay, so this is too easy.
Speaker 1: Nineteen fifty nine, Grundig said.
Speaker 25: Undig majestic. Yes, and the model number was what two
Speaker 25: zero two eight? You and you stand for? You exported
Speaker 25: this from West Germany?
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I had the twenty twenty eight te which
Speaker 1: was the forerunner of that, and didn't have all those features,
Speaker 1: so they greatly improved it with the U. I'm guessing.
Speaker 25: Well, I think the tea was the export unit sent
Speaker 25: to Tanzania, and so you know now how they are.
Speaker 1: Damn Tanzanians. Take care, brother, Thank you so much. That's
Speaker 1: fun stuff. Six nineteen on a Saturday morning, Must we
Speaker 1: go on? Yes?
Speaker 4: We must.
Speaker 26: When you think about the American dream, you think about
Speaker 26: Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 27: I'm an American, and I always dream about Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: That's because Willie is so dreaming.
Speaker 28: Willly is so American.
Speaker 1: I bet he's got big eagle tattooed on his test. Now,
Speaker 1: I bet he's got a tattoo of an American muscle car. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and his nipples are probably the tires.
Speaker 2: You can't get any more American than that.
Speaker 1: You can't get any more American than Willie.
Speaker 29: Bill Cunningham Tomorrow at twelve noon on seven hundred w
Speaker 29: l W American. Sometimes wary crime took place leads you
Speaker 29: to answer why the crime happened in the first place.
Speaker 2: Hi, I'm morning.
Speaker 19: It's a seven AM temperature of forty six now for Saturday,
Speaker 19: mostly sunny, a highest sixty four at night, mostly clear,
Speaker 19: dropping to thirty seven on Sunday. More sunshine and the
Speaker 19: highest sixty one from your severe weather station. I'm nine
Speaker 19: first warning, Chief Meteorologist, Steve Rawley, News Radio seven hundred.
Speaker 7: W l W, writing night X on Saturday evening, but
Speaker 7: Liam Tomlinson first and foremost.
Speaker 1: U see bear Cats on the Road in Colorado.
Speaker 8: Big Time college football matchup in Boulder between Cincinnati Bearcats
Speaker 8: and the Colorado Buffaloes. Both teams are five and two
Speaker 8: overall and three and one in Big twelve play. The
Speaker 8: winner puts themselves in a driver's seat position, the first
Speaker 8: spot to potentially play in the Big Twelve Conference championship game.
Speaker 8: That kickoff is at ten to ten. You can catch
Speaker 8: all the action right here on seven hundred WLW. There's
Speaker 8: four top twenty five matchups today in college football. Twelfth
Speaker 8: rank Notre Dame faces twenty fourth ranked Navy in New
Speaker 8: York at noon. Twenty th ranked Illinois travels to number
Speaker 8: one Oregon at three thirty, twenty one Missouri goes to
Speaker 8: Tuscaloosa to play fifteenth ranked Alabama at three thirty, and
Speaker 8: fifth ranked Texas goes on the road to Nashville to
Speaker 8: face the twenty fifth ranked Vanderbilt commodore O Doors. Couple
Speaker 8: high school football scores from.
Speaker 1: Around the area.
Speaker 8: Reading defeated Marymont thirty seven to six. More Offense rolls
Speaker 8: over Muskegat Muskagen fifty two to twenty seven for sixty
Speaker 8: three Dixie Heights twenty one. Lawrenceburg beats South Dearborn thirty
Speaker 8: four to eight. LaSalle topped Elder thirty five to twenty four.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Cincinnati Country Day defeated Saint Bernard Elmwood Place forty
Speaker 8: to twenty six. Ludlow dominated Holy Cross thirty three to six.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Hills Christian top Summit Country Day forty to eight.
Speaker 8: Life Christian Academy was helped scoreless against Seynax six to two,
Speaker 8: nothing Lacota East Beato'k Hills twenty four to six, Wyoming
Speaker 8: held Finnytown to only three points, winning thirty six to three,
Speaker 8: and Mount Healthy one over Waverley forty six to twenty one.
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Speaker 30: Good news for the Bengals offensive line head coach Jack
Speaker 30: Taylor says that star left tackle Orlando Brown Junior will
Speaker 30: start on Sunday against the Eagles. Miami Ohio comes in
Speaker 30: with a two game winning streak and goes for a
Speaker 30: third in a row when they take on Central Michigan,
Speaker 30: who's reeling after two straight lawsuits and the Dads Ready
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Speaker 7: But it's a spand with Bengals head coach Zach Taylor
Speaker 7: once again and coaches take a look. Here we go
Speaker 7: back to the beginning of the season when we were
Speaker 7: kind of waiting on Jamar and the past distribution was
Speaker 7: a little bit more widely spread.
Speaker 1: Recent weeks, it's more of the Jamar t show.
Speaker 7: Not that that's a bad show to watch, but is
Speaker 7: that by design or that just happens to be Who's open?
Speaker 32: Yeah, that's just how the games have gone. You know,
Speaker 32: we faced a lot more main covers last week from Cleveland,
Speaker 32: who we think is one of the top defenses in
Speaker 32: the league. And that's just the way the game unfolded.
Speaker 32: So each game is going to be a little bit different.
Speaker 32: You never know how it's gonna end up. And we'll
Speaker 32: just see how this one goes this week.
Speaker 7: Yeah, speaking of defenses, I mean the Eagles, I guess
Speaker 7: held the Giants to free last weekend. I'd assume you've
Speaker 7: watched that tape by now, where were they strong?
Speaker 4: The Eagles defense. They did a nice job.
Speaker 32: They got up to the quarterback on New York. You know,
Speaker 32: New York had a new left tackle playing over there,
Speaker 32: and they took advantage of him a little bit.
Speaker 4: So they've got a good team.
Speaker 32: They've got a lot of talent on both sides of
Speaker 32: the ball, and it'll be a great test for us.
Speaker 32: I know our guys are excited for games like this
Speaker 32: and so excited to get out there on Sunday and
Speaker 32: go after them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the best way to start the game was the
Speaker 7: way that started last week with a touchdown run back
Speaker 7: kind of takes the crowd out of it pretty early on.
Speaker 7: Important to get out ahead of the of the Eagles
Speaker 7: early on, too, I would imagine it is you know,
Speaker 7: in big.
Speaker 32: Games like this, you want to try to take control
Speaker 32: as early as possible. And I don't know if they'll
Speaker 32: give us an opportunity to run it back on the
Speaker 32: first one of the game, but that's a great way
Speaker 32: to start.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it takes their crowd out of it if we
Speaker 12: had a home run.
Speaker 32: So want to get our people involved and I know
Speaker 32: we'll have a great crowd they always do, and we've
Speaker 32: got to be able to match their performance and give
Speaker 32: them something to cheer about.
Speaker 1: The getting of the season.
Speaker 7: The defense wasn't as tough a against the run, although
Speaker 7: when the big names come along, look at Derek Henry
Speaker 7: and Nick Chubb. They've done a great job of stopping them.
Speaker 7: And of course we have we're back too closer to
Speaker 7: full strength now. But Seguon Barkley, I think he put
Speaker 7: up one hundred and seventy six yards last week and
Speaker 7: then took an early powder.
Speaker 1: He's tough.
Speaker 32: Yeah, he's a good back. You know, he had two
Speaker 32: runs of close to sixty yards each, you know which
Speaker 32: which really got him to that total. So he's a
Speaker 32: really strong runner. He can finish him off as well
Speaker 32: and try to run people over. He's got great agility,
Speaker 32: So he's he's as tough as he comes in terms
Speaker 32: of trying to manage. And you know, our guys to
Speaker 32: face some good backs in the past, and so this
Speaker 32: would be a great challenge. I'm excited to watch our
Speaker 32: guys go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then as far as health wise, Orlando Brown's,
Speaker 1: you know Stone, how they're doing.
Speaker 32: Yeah, we'll see Orlando with lemoned yesterday in practice. We'll
Speaker 32: take it day to day with him and same with
Speaker 32: GM she knows a little sore, but we'll see where
Speaker 32: it gets through the.
Speaker 7: Week, all right, looking forward to Sunday and the white
Speaker 7: out and all that. Best of luckily, we'll talk again
Speaker 7: next week. Thanks so much, Thanks Mike.
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Speaker 2: I'm toasting you, Sid Honey, we may be through. You'll
Speaker 2: never care me.
Speaker 1: Come blay no whiskey down.
Speaker 11: Jay?
Speaker 1: What yes, my friends, Let's head east out of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: down fifty two past Hamilton, Claremont, and how now Brown
Speaker 1: County to the lovely village of Ripley, Ohio, home of
Speaker 1: the iconic weather rock down by the River Home of
Speaker 1: the Harry Tage Festival and home to the Gang at
Speaker 1: Brookies on a Saturday morning. Good morning, gang, good morning.
Speaker 1: Oh is it a gang of two this morning or
Speaker 1: three three three?
Speaker 4: It's a trio.
Speaker 1: It's Larry Mow and Curly.
Speaker 34: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So anyway, Yeah, what's going on, guys?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 35: Well, it's normal down here and Ripley and tonight. There's
Speaker 35: no music or anything at the bar but good food.
Speaker 35: But there's gonna be a excuse me, a pumpkin show
Speaker 35: what in the riverfront?
Speaker 4: What excuse me? A pumpkin show on the riverfront?
Speaker 1: Pumpkin show?
Speaker 36: Now?
Speaker 1: What does a pumpkin show? And Ripley consist of pumpkins?
Speaker 34: What do you want?
Speaker 29: Hey, they're gonna light up the pumpkins and the ones
Speaker 29: they've carved out.
Speaker 4: It's like a glow thing.
Speaker 1: Now here's the thing I've always wondered about this. Everybody
Speaker 1: talks about pumpkins this time of year. But once you
Speaker 1: carve them, aren't they officially jack o' leonards. They're not
Speaker 1: pumpkins anymore? Really, you know what I mean?
Speaker 34: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 13: Good point.
Speaker 1: I mean, once you stick that knife into that gord,
Speaker 1: it no longer is a pumpkin.
Speaker 4: That's pretty deep.
Speaker 1: Well, it depends on how thick the pumpkin is as
Speaker 1: to how deep it goes. Really so, so, I mean,
Speaker 1: are there prizes for the pumpkins show on the river
Speaker 1: tonight or no?
Speaker 4: I don't know about that show up and see what
Speaker 4: it is. That'd be you know that'd be enough.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, and plus it's in close proximity to
Speaker 1: a place where you can easily get alcohol.
Speaker 35: Yeah, yeah, definitely, you'd still you probably still be in
Speaker 35: the Dora district too.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I forgot about I forgot about Ripley's Dora district.
Speaker 1: How big is that area?
Speaker 4: Well, it might go into where the pumpkin show is so.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you know, you don't want to cross
Speaker 1: the line and get arrested with your cup. That'd be
Speaker 1: a that'd be a bad way. That'd be a bad way.
Speaker 1: I thought there was one cop in Ripley.
Speaker 4: No, are you quit quit? I don't know that that
Speaker 4: relates the citizens.
Speaker 1: The lawless village of Ripley, Ohio. No police and rogue
Speaker 1: pumpkin shows everywhere. How is the weather, Oh, it's going
Speaker 1: to be excellent weather, great fall night for for pumpkins
Speaker 1: on the River without any police, without any police supervision. Sherry,
Speaker 1: how is the weather rock doing this morning?
Speaker 36: Oh, the weather Rock's doing fine.
Speaker 22: It's nice and dry and warm, and it's.
Speaker 4: A beautiful time to be walking around on Frint Street.
Speaker 4: For the pumpkin gloves.
Speaker 1: It's a beautiful time to be a live period. I agree,
Speaker 1: you guys, have a fantastic morning. Save some save some
Speaker 1: pumpkin for me. Okay, okay, thanks the Gang and Ripley
Speaker 1: at Brookies this morning, and Steve from hanging on with
Speaker 1: a pithy phone call a news of the week, and
Speaker 1: what a week it's been. Straight ahead on seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: Light nine on Saturday, Liam Tomlinson, the floor is yours,
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Speaker 8: The highly anticipated Fall Classic matchup between the Los Angeles
Speaker 8: Dodgers and the New York Yankees absolutely delivered last night.
Speaker 8: Freddie Freeman walk off Grand Slam with two outs in
Speaker 8: the bottom of the tenth sealed the deal. Game two
Speaker 8: of the World Series is tonight at eight, with LA
Speaker 8: going into the game with a one to zero series lead.
Speaker 8: Fcson Round one of the MLS Playoff kicks off Monday
Speaker 8: night at six forty five for the Orange and Blue
Speaker 8: against New York City FC. The Bengals face off against
Speaker 8: the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday afternoon at one pm. The game
Speaker 8: got flex from four to twenty five to one last week.
Speaker 8: Pregame coverage begins at nine with Tony mo and Ken
Speaker 8: Brew kickoff except for one pm catch all the action
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Speaker 8: Big Time College Football matchup tonight in Boulder between the
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Bearcats and the Colorado Buffaloes. Both teams are five
Speaker 8: and two overall and three and one in Big Twelve play.
Speaker 8: The winner puts themselves in a great spot to potentially
Speaker 8: play in the Big twelve Conference championship game. Some notable
Speaker 8: Top twenty five matchups Today, Notre Dame faces off against
Speaker 8: twenty fourth ranked Navy. Twentieth ranked Illinois travels to Eugene
Speaker 8: to face number one Oregon. Missouri twenty first rank goes
Speaker 8: on the road to Tuscaluska Tuscalalusa to play fifteenth ranked
Speaker 8: Alabama and fifth ranked Texas goes to Nashville to face
Speaker 8: the twenty fifth ranked Vanderbilts. Some high school football scores
Speaker 8: from around the area of Princeton topps cole Raine forty
Speaker 8: one to three. Harrison defeated Northwest forty two to six,
Speaker 8: Madeira Edge Deer Park twenty to fourteen. Connors shutout Boone
Speaker 8: County thirty two to nine. Wintonwoods handled business against Lebanon,
Speaker 8: getting a twenty eight to fourteen win. Baden Edge McNicholas
Speaker 8: ten to six, Turpin beat Milford and a nail Byer
Speaker 8: twenty four to twenty one. Miami Valley Christian Acade Academy
Speaker 8: dominated New Miami sixty three to fourteen, Taylor High School
Speaker 8: twenty eight, Indian Hill twenty one, and Anderson High School
Speaker 8: continued to win, beating Loveland to forty nine to twenty three.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 8: Then there's more. Middletown defeated Fairfield twenty eight to one.
Speaker 8: Hamilton dominated Sycamore fifty to three, Bellbrook beat ross By
Speaker 8: seven fourteen to seven. Lakota West shutout Mason forty one
Speaker 8: to nothing. Ryle shut out Simon Kenn thirty seven to nothing.
Speaker 8: Clinton Massey shut out New Richmond forty two to nothing.
Speaker 8: Batavia puts sixty two on Goshen in a six twenty
Speaker 8: five final in Edgewood edged Monroe twenty one to nineteen.
Speaker 1: Are you quite finished? I can be.
Speaker 22: Well.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Steve from Etta next.
Speaker 10: If you're looking for a healthy, fun family tradition on
Speaker 10: Thanksgiving Day here thirty five to twenty, that time of year.
Speaker 37: Those fingers in my head, that's lie. Come here this
Speaker 37: say that strips my conscience.
Speaker 7: Ben.
Speaker 1: It's witch crowd getting close to Halloween and the election,
Speaker 1: and lots of people are spooked. Let's see if he
Speaker 1: is among them. He being my friend Steve Simon from Etna,
Speaker 1: Ohio on the line with a fifthy phone called Steve,
Speaker 1: good morning. You are on seven hundred WLW, and what
Speaker 1: a pleasure it is to talk to you.
Speaker 26: Hallelujah, Brother Gary Jeff. Just how badly are female athletes
Speaker 26: getting screwed pun intended by biological males? The answer comes
Speaker 26: this week from the United Nations in a report entitled
Speaker 26: Violence against Women and Girls in sports. The report says
Speaker 26: that as of March thirtieth of this year, women had
Speaker 26: been stripped pun again, of almost nine hundred medals by impostors.
Speaker 26: Note to the Electorate, Tommy Harris says that's okay. Commy
Speaker 26: quotes disgraced retired General John Kelly as saying that Trump
Speaker 26: is a hitler lover in Harris's latest plea for civility.
Speaker 26: Problem with this is that Kelly was fired as chief
Speaker 26: of Staff by Trump, who credit Donald did not get
Speaker 26: along with military brass. The reason is pretty dug one obvious.
Speaker 26: It's the Dick Cheney link. There's a percentage of generals
Speaker 26: and admirals that never met a war they didn't like.
Speaker 26: The longer the war, the better. The problem is US
Speaker 26: history dictates that the longer the war, the better chance
Speaker 26: we lose. I thought we were tasked to win. Check
Speaker 26: out Afghanistan and Vietnam. Compare that to the Civil War,
Speaker 26: Mexican War, and even World War One, where we participated
Speaker 26: only a year and a half.
Speaker 2: We won all three.
Speaker 26: Who would you trust your son or daughter to Trump
Speaker 26: or the warmongers. By the way, the warmongers are the
Speaker 26: same folks who brought CRT that's whitesdeed dot apply to
Speaker 26: the military. I guess that's so you black folks can
Speaker 26: get a better opportunity to die for your country, or
Speaker 26: more specifically, the party in the White House. Think about
Speaker 26: it when you vote. It's time to put away that
Speaker 26: Nazi card and have Democrats. It's really getting embarrassing, isn't it.
Speaker 4: People who live in.
Speaker 26: Glass houses shouldn't nominate Tim Walls for vice president. Back
Speaker 26: in twenty eighteen, Terrible Tim called Iman as'ad Zaman a
Speaker 26: master teacher. Since then, the Iman has applauded the October
Speaker 26: seventh abomination and praised Adolf Hitler. Lots of interesting folks
Speaker 26: praised Hitler, especially in the early days of the Third Reich,
Speaker 26: including Gandhi in India, hero of the International Left. Today,
Speaker 26: Kami agrees with Gracie Allen, who said it takes time
Speaker 26: to make up the truth. Kami also likes ripping the
Speaker 26: sex organs out of kids to make them healthier. This week,
Speaker 26: she said, and I quote, who am I to stand
Speaker 26: in the way of Doctor well Progresses That ship sailed
Speaker 26: with Beticare in nineteen sixty five find a new tune.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I think that's what that's what Hitler said
Speaker 1: about Mangola. Whom God, thank you.
Speaker 18: For throwing that in there.
Speaker 26: Ahead, we're putting it all together, surprise, surprize. Kami needs
Speaker 26: money to saturate the airways with giggles and word salad,
Speaker 26: so she's dipping into the trop A billionaire Democrat donors
Speaker 26: for more Mullah in the last two weeks. Funny how
Speaker 26: there are more billionaire Democrats than Republicans. Super rich hmmm,
Speaker 26: but Kami says Trump is too wealthy to be president.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 26: Class warfare is biting her the butt and reminding folks
Speaker 26: of Dwight Eisenhower's talk of a military industrial complex at
Speaker 26: Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and Daddy Warbucks Cheney now relish
Speaker 26: Hide your Sons and Daughters. One wonders how, on the
Speaker 26: one hand we keep asking netting Yahoo to pull a
Speaker 26: Neville Chamberlain lay down his arms for a piece of paper,
Speaker 26: while on the other hand, we keep pouring fuel on
Speaker 26: the fire in Ukraine, guaranteed to keep that weapons moneymaker
Speaker 26: going in Definitely yay raw army ah love those long
Speaker 26: wars there to die for.
Speaker 4: On a related note.
Speaker 26: Flashback to November twenty twenty one, Gary Jeff and Steve
Speaker 26: we ran this one. Senate Banking Committee Chair Shared Brown
Speaker 26: of Ohio was pushing the nomination of Salie Omoroba for
Speaker 26: controller of the current See that office's website says it.
Speaker 26: This is a quote Charters regulates and supervises all national
Speaker 26: banks and federal savings associations and federal branches and agencies
Speaker 26: of foreign banks. Wow, that's a lot of power. And
Speaker 26: Chairman Shared Brown never mentioned the fact that he never
Speaker 26: took a course in business administration or economics through those
Speaker 26: three college degrees of his. His undergraduate major, however, was
Speaker 26: Russian studies.
Speaker 4: Is that why he thought?
Speaker 26: Is Amaroba, who wrote her bachelor's thesis at Moscow State
Speaker 26: University on Marxist economics, would.
Speaker 18: Make a whiz bang US bank chief.
Speaker 26: When Republican Senator Bill Haggerty asked her if she had
Speaker 26: ever been a member of a communist youth organization back
Speaker 26: in Mother Russia, she lied and denied it. Shared Brown
Speaker 26: then castigated Republicans for attacking a woman of color and
Speaker 26: an immigrant.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 26: Amarova is a native of Catholic Stan and hence Asian American.
Speaker 26: In shared world, she checks three boxes, So everybody else
Speaker 26: shut up.
Speaker 4: Ps.
Speaker 26: She got her feet wet working in the Treasury Department
Speaker 26: in the George Bush administration.
Speaker 4: Wow, we don't bet anybody anymore, do we.
Speaker 20: Hey?
Speaker 26: By the way, Liam, before I forget this, just in.
Speaker 4: Good news for Dan Bill.
Speaker 26: They just signed their new coach for twenty twenty five,
Speaker 26: former state champion walk on coach in Minnesota, tamp Walls.
Speaker 26: Do we have a betting problem there too?
Speaker 22: I don't know.
Speaker 26: Okay, that's it, Gary Jeff, all right, folks, beat the cheat,
Speaker 26: get out there and boat bye.
Speaker 1: Bye, Amen, Thank you very much. And our old friend
Speaker 1: Ray from Loveland on the line this morning. How are
Speaker 1: you doing, Ray? And anything to add to Steve's wonderful
Speaker 1: essay this morning, I.
Speaker 4: Dropped the mic.
Speaker 18: Good morning, my brother Gary Jeff, and I'm going to
Speaker 18: tell you what he's so right. Well, of course, now
Speaker 18: what we need to know is shared Brown was wearing
Speaker 18: army fatigues and then in a military helicopter while he
Speaker 18: was endorsing that lady.
Speaker 4: You understand. That makes it all better. See.
Speaker 18: But anyways, you know, as I rolled down the window
Speaker 18: and as you're driving, folks, roll down the window and
Speaker 18: smell that sweet smell of freedom. My friends, when you
Speaker 18: see when you see our brave military men and women
Speaker 18: return to this great country at are serving a prisoners
Speaker 18: of war, they were routine they were routinely dropped to
Speaker 18: their knees and kissed the ground.
Speaker 4: And this great.
Speaker 18: Experiment and freedom, folks, is on the ballot. By the way,
Speaker 18: my ballot box is half full, so I'm taking the
Speaker 18: high road here.
Speaker 34: And you know, I.
Speaker 18: Would really, really really encourage everyone to be woke up.
Speaker 18: I think that we're becoming awakened. I believe that the
Speaker 18: fingers being stuck in the eye of the moral majority
Speaker 18: of America. Not saying I am one, but I'm trying
Speaker 18: to be one, and we're being We're being awakened. There
Speaker 18: is a great awakening taking place. And vote, vote, vote,
Speaker 18: don't fall for the psyops poll numbers, and it boils
Speaker 18: down to just a couple quick, easy points for me.
Speaker 18: I want a president that's going to say Merry Christmas.
Speaker 18: And I want a president that's going to serve fries
Speaker 18: and not lies. God bless you, my brother.
Speaker 1: Oh Ray from leveling. Yeah. The voting ongoing next week
Speaker 1: in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The early in person voting
Speaker 1: actually on Halloween Thursday, Friday and Saturday next week. If
Speaker 1: that is your choice. I am voting on election Day
Speaker 1: and I am voting the same way I have voted
Speaker 1: in presidential elections the last two. So it won't be
Speaker 1: for the cackler. It'll be for the man who's already
Speaker 1: been president and showed he can do the job, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and I'm proud to endorse Donald Trump. God bless Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Steve Shulty some environmental stuff on the way after seven
Speaker 1: o'clock and that will follow news, which is next on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: This morning at nine, Mike Allen takes a stand and
Speaker 5: then eventually a seat once his legs get tired.
Speaker 1: On seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: In the criminal justice system, Prosecutors bring the years double
Speaker 7: lateis forecast.
Speaker 17: It's another chili start as tempters are in the forties
Speaker 17: this morning, but it will be a fall like afternoon.
Speaker 17: Tempters climb to the low sixties with sunny skies. Very
Speaker 17: similar conditions for your Sunday. You'll wake up in the
Speaker 17: thirties before and afternoon high in the low sixties. For
Speaker 17: met of your weather station, I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist
Speaker 17: Cameron Harten on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 27: Clear in forty eight right now in Cincinnati, seven oh five,
Speaker 27: I'm Sandy Collins. Next Update seven thirty News Radio seven
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Speaker 1: Jeff Weilerhonda dot Com into another hour of the Saturday
Speaker 1: morning edition for this Saturday, October twenty six, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: I am Gary Jeff Walker, and I bet you are
Speaker 1: glad that you.
Speaker 34: Are not.
Speaker 1: Just I mean no, it's it's it's a good life,
Speaker 1: and it's a good morning, and it's wonderful. R let's enjoy.
Speaker 3: I see trees so green, reds too, I see them blue.
Speaker 21: F and I get to myself.
Speaker 12: What I want.
Speaker 1: Environmental engineer and my pal Steve Shilty here with the
Speaker 1: latest on the green beat, so to speak. Uh Steven,
Speaker 1: good morning, how are you, sir?
Speaker 13: Good morning Gary, Jeff. Better than I deserve? All right,
Speaker 13: stick more treatments to go, it's amazing, Well.
Speaker 1: Praise the Lord. Six more and then you'll be all
Speaker 1: done with it, we hope.
Speaker 34: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So that's what the plan is. That's what the plan is.
Speaker 1: And all the numbers are good.
Speaker 12: So far, so far, so good, excellent.
Speaker 1: You became You became an Earth Day guy in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy when the first Earth Day came around. You were
Speaker 1: buying into all of that, and we've got to save
Speaker 1: the planet. No nukes and all the rest of the
Speaker 1: stuff that was being pushed in the early nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: And as you and I have discussed many many times
Speaker 1: in the past, we both are big fans of a
Speaker 1: clean environment. We want it. We want our air and
Speaker 1: our water to be as clean as possible. We want
Speaker 1: our food to be right. We want all of those things.
Speaker 1: But we don't believe that a major wholesale change in
Speaker 1: how we get our fossil fuels or how we power
Speaker 1: anything is necessary because or any different or makes any difference.
Speaker 13: All Right, So you say from the Institute number one
Speaker 13: Climate Change Weekly, number five twenty three.
Speaker 38: That came out this past Friday yesterday, in fact, a
Speaker 38: lot of good articles, but the one iselin I'm talking
Speaker 38: about this headline. Contrary to claims and climate models, no
Speaker 38: warming surge has been detected since the nineteen seventies. New
Speaker 38: research published in the journal Nature of Communications, Earth and
Speaker 38: Environment indicates, based on the evidence, that there has been
Speaker 38: no statistically significant warming surge since the nineteen seventies despite
Speaker 38: huge increases in carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere, and
Speaker 38: the researchers used statistical tools. I can go into all
Speaker 38: that godly goop about that, but basically it looked at
Speaker 38: average service temperature records from eighteen fifty to nineteen excuse me,
Speaker 38: twenty twenty three. What they found was there was a
Speaker 38: fifty three percent increase in the slope of warming from
Speaker 38: nineteen seventy to twenty twelve of thirty four thousandth of
Speaker 38: a degree of fahrenheit per year compared to twenty thirteen
Speaker 38: to twenty twenty three of fifty two thousandths of a
Speaker 38: the fahrenheit degree per year.
Speaker 13: But the shift was not significant. This is, you know,
Speaker 13: just because there's a difference carry Jeff, when you put
Speaker 13: statistics on it, it's got to be significant. And then
Speaker 13: so the warming trend, what it's showing is it's probably
Speaker 13: more a temporary or naturally occurring temperature shift. In order
Speaker 13: to be significant, the increase would have had to be
Speaker 13: more than seventy thousandth of a year per year of
Speaker 13: fahrenheit by more than one hundred percent. So what they're saying,
Speaker 13: is it looks like what's what we're seeing out there
Speaker 13: is a lot of noise, which means a lot of
Speaker 13: up and down or naturally occurring cycles driven by large
Speaker 13: events such as the El Nino and the La Nina,
Speaker 13: which obscure and confused things. So basically, the research said
Speaker 13: the long term temperature trend has not changed the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 13: There's been no dramatic increase, decrease or flatline and the
Speaker 13: rate of temperature change despite twenty twenty three being a
Speaker 13: record breaking year. So as a result, increasing carbon dioxide
Speaker 13: cannot be honestly claimed to be a proven case. This
Speaker 13: is a keyword, proven as a factor driving a dangerous
Speaker 13: increase in temperatures. Well again, I always say consensus science
Speaker 13: is nothing more than mob rule.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, But there hasn't been a statistically significant.
Speaker 4: Warming, correct, that's what the research is saying in fifty
Speaker 4: three years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, why are all these people running around with
Speaker 1: their heads on fire saying we've got to go green
Speaker 1: tomorrow and mandate evs and put up a wind turbines
Speaker 1: in the ocean and kill birds and whales and uh
Speaker 1: cover prime farmland with solar panels. Where where is this rush?
Speaker 1: Where is this mad rush heading?
Speaker 13: Well, when it's when when a government, particularly governments around
Speaker 13: the world plus other organizations are spending two to three
Speaker 13: billion dollars a day on sustainability and so called climate change,
Speaker 13: it changes a lot of people's how they drink kool aid.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go. Good explanation.
Speaker 13: Hey, you know, you know what you know? Somebody who
Speaker 13: always said you wanted to know what's going on?
Speaker 1: You follow the money absolutely, Thank you, Steve, We're following you.
Speaker 1: It's seven twelve at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: Meanwhile in the force, look out, Eddie and Rockie, there
Speaker 9: are three bears behind you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're big fans of our show. Oh where
Speaker 1: are you all heading? We're helping them out with a
Speaker 1: squatter problem. There's some blond chick eating their pors and
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Speaker 5: Eddy and Rockie give your day A fairy tale Ending
Speaker 5: Monday afternoon at.
Speaker 1: Three seven hundred WLW. A beautiful and cool fall weekend
Speaker 1: sixty two for a high today sixty two Tomorrow and
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning, waking up a little chili about thirty nine
Speaker 1: for your wake up temperature on Sunday morning Monday, it
Speaker 1: looks like we're drifting back into the seventies. Temporarily it
Speaker 1: is fifty one now at seven hundred WLW. On the
Speaker 1: lookout for rare white Bengals. There will be on the
Speaker 1: prowl Sunday, October twenty seventh when the Filter Lads get
Speaker 1: physical with fitness trainer biohacker Roco Costellano, who writes every
Speaker 1: week on his site Rococostelano dot com. And you can
Speaker 1: check out articles like the one we're going to be
Speaker 1: discussing this morning about alcohol in your brain.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 1: And uh, Rocco, you and I have spoken many times
Speaker 1: in the past about how alcohol is really not good
Speaker 1: for you at all. It's just poison. But what about
Speaker 1: these studies? Is is there any safe amount of alcohol
Speaker 1: that we can consume?
Speaker 4: So actually, uh, like, uh, it's a brand new study.
Speaker 4: Uh that's just come out in the E Clinical magazine.
Speaker 4: I mean the E Clinical Medicine is part of the
Speaker 4: of the landset. You know, it's one of the top
Speaker 4: medical journals in the world. And uh, they went to
Speaker 4: the uk Biobank and and they studied all all the
Speaker 4: different actual actual studies out there that that had to
Speaker 4: do with alcohol, and they and they literally found that
Speaker 4: there was no safe amount where alcohol didn't contribute to
Speaker 4: a dementia. Now there's other, you know, illnesses too, you know,
Speaker 4: alcohol are related.
Speaker 12: Illnesses, but uh, when it comes to.
Speaker 4: A dementia, alcohol even even the casual one one to
Speaker 4: two drinks at dinner of a wine and it kind
Speaker 4: of blew the door off the you know, for years
Speaker 4: and you want a coller one time that called in.
Speaker 18: And and berated me about you know, about.
Speaker 4: Alcohol and that wine.
Speaker 12: You know, like one glass of wine is.
Speaker 4: Is good for you and all that. But these are researchers, said,
Speaker 4: I just like vaccines, that there's a that there's really
Speaker 4: no uh, no good amount of alcohol out there because
Speaker 4: the costs eventually outweigh the benefits.
Speaker 1: Okay, so what about the anecdotal evidence of people that
Speaker 1: live into their hundreds who have a drink or two
Speaker 1: every day and there's sharp as tax. What about that.
Speaker 4: Roco Well, you know, like that's an exception more than
Speaker 4: the rule. And there's and you know, like there's always
Speaker 4: gonna be an exception.
Speaker 1: There are I get what you're saying. There are outliers
Speaker 1: to everything.
Speaker 12: And there's going to do that, and that's why we're
Speaker 12: out there.
Speaker 1: Go ahead. There's people out there.
Speaker 4: What well, there's people out there that smoke, you know,
Speaker 4: a pack of thinking every.
Speaker 1: You know, a day, and they don't have lung cancer.
Speaker 4: As women, and they don't have lung cancer, you know.
Speaker 4: But then there's other people that smoke, you know, and
Speaker 4: they stop smoking and they want to you know, with
Speaker 4: a lung cancer.
Speaker 36: So you know, you know, like there's always gonna be
Speaker 36: So my point, my point in all of this rocket
Speaker 36: is this one size fits all determination.
Speaker 1: Is bunk generally generally, But everybody's different. We're all different
Speaker 1: to creations of God and we react differently to different stimuli.
Speaker 1: I guess that's my point.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well and that and you know, but why
Speaker 4: and my thing is why tempt faith? And I don't
Speaker 4: and I want, I don't care what anybody does. This
Speaker 4: is just what's out.
Speaker 12: There right and what and what researchers have done.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm just here to a report.
Speaker 1: You're a reporter. You're a reporter. You're not an abolitionist.
Speaker 1: Rococostelano dot com. Check his articles out and there's the
Speaker 1: one on the brain and alcohol out there right now, Roco,
Speaker 1: we're up against the wall. But uh, any any last words?
Speaker 4: Nope, just uh, you know, I just do what you
Speaker 4: want to do and let and let's feed.
Speaker 1: Uh, let's let's see, let's see if you let's see
Speaker 1: if you can find your way home afterwards. Exactly there
Speaker 1: you go. Time now for the with our friend Tom
Speaker 1: Davis reporting wild, wacky stories from around the country and
Speaker 1: around the world. And now you're a reporter. Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 39: This week it's the biggest bacon caper ever conceived. But
Speaker 39: first Mboni driver from Quebec arrested for driving under the
Speaker 39: influence after he crashed into the crowd. Police conducted a
Speaker 39: sobriety test and sure enough he was tanked. But can
Speaker 39: you blame him? I mean, once you get north of Milwaukee,
Speaker 39: there's really nothing to.
Speaker 1: Do but drink.
Speaker 39: Meanwhile, a Flida man named Marcos Gonzales Bernal was arrested
Speaker 39: for stealing a trailer full of bacon valued at one
Speaker 39: hundred thousand dollars. It happened in Daytona Beach. Unfortunately for
Speaker 39: Gonzales Bernal. The whole thing was captured on camera and
Speaker 39: police pulled up to the truck full of pork and
Speaker 39: had him in handcuffs within minutes. Speaking of stealing, police
Speaker 39: in California looking for a robbery suspect. They found him
Speaker 39: in a porta potty at a public storage facility. The suspect,
Speaker 39: who was covered in the nastiest of nasty, wasn't going
Speaker 39: down without a fight. Eventually, police were able to flush
Speaker 39: him out using brute force and finally, according to The
Speaker 39: New York Post, a thirty one year old woman is
Speaker 39: using her breast milk to feed her family. Vanity Butts
Speaker 39: started handing off her lactation to family members after her
Speaker 39: husband used it in a post workout protein shake.
Speaker 1: He now takes it three times a week.
Speaker 39: She also uses it to give her children milk baths,
Speaker 39: and sometimes serves it up with their morning toast. She
Speaker 39: says that she hopes that one day more people will
Speaker 39: see it as natural and not so weird. Next week
Speaker 39: and you can't make this up. Japanese man molested by
Speaker 39: a dolphin.
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Speaker 31: On seven hundred WLW, the home of the best Bengals coverage.
Speaker 7: All right, Tony Pike stands by. Good morning, Tony, Hell's life,
Speaker 7: Good morning body, How are you doing?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 22: Thank you?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 7: We Kate brings in the Philadelphia Eagles. Oddsmakers seem to
Speaker 7: like the Bengals in this one, playing at home looking
Speaker 7: for their first win for the Eagles. Jalen Hurts isn't
Speaker 7: the man he quite was the last couple of years.
Speaker 7: What's happened with him?
Speaker 34: Yeah, it's been really odd. They've had a lot of
Speaker 34: change at the top of their organization with play callers
Speaker 34: and how they're going about running this system that they're in.
Speaker 34: So I think for him it's just consistency because unlike
Speaker 34: the previous two opponents, he has the talent, and he
Speaker 34: also has the weapons A. J. Brown, Davonte Smith, say
Speaker 34: Kwon Barkley. There are certainly weapons on this Philadelphia Eagles offense.
Speaker 34: I just think it's a consistency from a play calling
Speaker 34: standpoint that hasn't allowed him to get comfortable in the
Speaker 34: system that he did see so much success in. Also,
Speaker 34: it's just it's not what he wants to do. He
Speaker 34: wants to be a quarterback that has third in short situations,
Speaker 34: and if teams are able to put him in third
Speaker 34: and long and make him a true passer, he's not
Speaker 34: able to do that as comfortable as some of the
Speaker 34: other quarterbacks in the NFL. So the job of a
Speaker 34: defense against the Philadelphia Eagles is to make him a passer.
Speaker 34: The New York Giants didn't do that last week. They
Speaker 34: made him throw fourteen times. So if he's able to
Speaker 34: throw under twenty times in a game. Dalen Hurts is
Speaker 34: going to be a significant problem for you. If he's
Speaker 34: got to throw twenty five thirty times. Your defense is
Speaker 34: doing good stuff.
Speaker 1: Does he have a solid line in front of them?
Speaker 34: They're good, not great, They're not what they've been Obviously,
Speaker 34: Losing Jason Kelsey is a big loss, but it's still
Speaker 34: a good front. Obviously, they've been able to do some
Speaker 34: good stuff with Sakwon Barkley. They're second in the NFL
Speaker 34: in rushing yards per game. So they want to who
Speaker 34: much like the Baltimore Ravens. They want to live on
Speaker 34: the ground and throw if they have to. But it's
Speaker 34: a tall test for the Bengals defense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Barkley.
Speaker 7: Last week, I think we got one hundred and seventy
Speaker 7: six yards against the Giants and even took a powder early,
Speaker 7: sat on the bench and I let the rookies play.
Speaker 7: He was close to setting a personal best and rested
Speaker 7: after one seventy six.
Speaker 1: So he can run.
Speaker 34: He is as He's like Derrick Henry in a sense
Speaker 34: that if he gets momentum going, he's a nightmare to
Speaker 34: bring down. And that's the concern. You have to hit
Speaker 34: him early. Bengals did a good job on Derrick Henry
Speaker 34: until the overtime period. But if you let Saquon Barkley
Speaker 34: get going and get a full head of steam, he's
Speaker 34: tough to beat. He's also a little bit better than
Speaker 34: Derrick Henry from a receiving back standpoint. That poses some
Speaker 34: problems for a defense as well.
Speaker 1: Eagles have some pass rushers. What do we know about
Speaker 1: the status of Brown?
Speaker 34: Do you know he practiced this week which was incredible
Speaker 34: after Geno Stone, But it's going to be game time
Speaker 34: decision if he's able to go, obviously huge of tick.
Speaker 34: If not, it's going to be Cody Ford, which is
Speaker 34: a significant dip, especially at left tackle when you're talking
Speaker 34: about protecting the blind side of Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: No doubt.
Speaker 7: All right, got to leave it there, But Tony Pike,
Speaker 7: thanks for your time, Enjoy your weekend. We'll talk again
Speaker 7: next week.
Speaker 34: Thanks buddy.
Speaker 5: Visit Ralph's American Grill and indulge in a tender May Flays.
Speaker 17: This morning, but it will be a fall like afternoon
Speaker 17: Tempter's climb to the low sixties with sunny skies, very
Speaker 17: similar conditions for your Sunday. You'll wake up in the
Speaker 17: thirties before and afternoon high in the low sixties firmas
Speaker 17: of your weather station. I'm nine First Warning Meteorologist Cameron
Speaker 17: Harten on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 27: Right now we're at forty nine degrees on this Saturday
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Speaker 1: Yet another hour of the Saturday morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: October twenty sixth, twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker
Speaker 1: and you were you and that is perfectly fine with me.
Speaker 1: Shout out to christ to two point oh, my lovely
Speaker 1: bride and Brooksy the cat dog. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I mentioned this earlier on a night camp this week
Speaker 1: and the few minutes I was in for Scott's Loan
Speaker 1: on Thursday when I finally got here. October as we
Speaker 1: wind it down Breast cancer Awareness month, and my wife
Speaker 1: got the results from her updated mammogram on Thursday, Clean
Speaker 1: Bill of Health almost two years cancer free. Thank God,
Speaker 1: Praise God, and Honey, keep up the good work. That's
Speaker 1: all I can say. It's time for a check in
Speaker 1: with our friend science Mike. A science minute or two
Speaker 1: free on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 33: Yes, but as a night scientist, is it surprising it
Speaker 33: blinded me.
Speaker 1: At eight o eight? Good morning, Michael, how are you?
Speaker 4: Oh there, I'm just wonderful. How are you?
Speaker 21: That's that's that's some riveting news. You got that telling
Speaker 21: it Beyonce is backing Kamala. I would never guess that
Speaker 21: was going on.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't. I don't listen to the news generally.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 1: So I'm sorry. At the top of the body, well,
Speaker 1: I mean, thank you for keeping me update on what's
Speaker 1: going on on the air on the show that I'm on.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 1: This came out of the uh oh bye. By the way,
Speaker 1: by the way, before you get started in this as
Speaker 1: something else that apparently I heard or someone else heard
Speaker 1: on the news and they needed to let me know about.
Speaker 34: Is that.
Speaker 1: President Trump has always said that abortion is in the
Speaker 1: state's hands, not in the federal government. But they keep
Speaker 1: on claiming that he's for this federal abortion of him.
Speaker 4: Just yes, sir, Okay, we'll move on to a yes.
Speaker 21: Los Angeles Times Karrent County, which is Bakersfield, California. They
Speaker 21: just unamously voted to store CO two underground forty eight
Speaker 21: million metric tons of carbon dioxide they want to inject
Speaker 21: into the ground.
Speaker 4: They're going to go ahead and move forward with it.
Speaker 21: Obviously they're getting federal tax credits, our money to do
Speaker 21: this project. And I'm thinking, like forty eight million metric tons.
Speaker 21: You know, well, how much does a tree absorb in
Speaker 21: CO two in a year? So if you kind of
Speaker 21: early from math, but you know a tree, two trees
Speaker 21: will do about a ton a metric ton of CO
Speaker 21: two a year absorb it, right, So you need one
Speaker 21: hundred million trees to absorb the forty eight million metric
Speaker 21: times that they're going to store on the ground. We
Speaker 21: have three trillion trees on the planet Earth. Now, one
Speaker 21: hundred million trees out of three trillion trees. That's like
Speaker 21: if you had thirty thousand trees and took one away.
Speaker 21: That's the effect they're having for storing this amount of
Speaker 21: CO two in the ground. Now, how much CO two
Speaker 21: are they actually taking out of the atmosphere in the ground.
Speaker 21: There's nine hundred and fifty gigatons of CO two in
Speaker 21: the atmosphere. Yeah, forty eight million metric tons. Not divided
Speaker 21: by nine hundred and fifty.
Speaker 22: Times ten and a nine tons of CO two. They're
Speaker 22: pulling out forty eight tons out of nine hundred and
Speaker 22: fifty million tons. They're like barely, it's it's not.
Speaker 1: In other words, it's kind of like Steve Shulte's conversation
Speaker 1: earlier about there being no statistical surge in climate over
Speaker 1: the last fifty three years or in temperature fahrenheit, and
Speaker 1: well again again, and what we decided at the end
Speaker 1: of Steve's conversation. I think we're we're going to pretty
Speaker 1: much decide this together now, Mike, is that number one,
Speaker 1: it doesn't make a bit of a difference in the
Speaker 1: it's all virtue signaling. And number two, the trees need
Speaker 1: to breathe. And these idiots are putting this valuable CO
Speaker 1: two in the ground. I mean, none of none of
Speaker 1: it makes any sense.
Speaker 21: They're putting a poisonous gas in the ground, and they
Speaker 21: have earthquakes out there, and when this ruptures and the
Speaker 21: gas is released when you have a poison gas and
Speaker 21: there's people around.
Speaker 1: CO two isn't a poison gas.
Speaker 4: It's a concentration.
Speaker 1: Yeah, too much, you bet you it's right.
Speaker 4: Well, you got forty eight million times. It'll come out
Speaker 4: of the ground if there's if it's escape. They just
Speaker 4: had it.
Speaker 21: They just had an Illinois and just had an issue
Speaker 21: that people got that got injured.
Speaker 4: Because because of what they're doing.
Speaker 1: I mean, don't screw with mother nature, man, just anytime, anywhere.
Speaker 1: Just don't screw with mother nature and you'll be fine.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Michael.
Speaker 21: You know what you know what you haven't heard on
Speaker 21: the lately from the UH the climate the climate camp as.
Speaker 21: You haven't heard no talk about climate in the last
Speaker 21: two months and any of the stumping.
Speaker 1: No, there's no talk about climate because they know it's
Speaker 1: not an issue that moves the needle. Thank you, Michael.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. You two eight twelve at seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 31: It'll be a fight of bangs and feathers.
Speaker 9: Joe Burrow where there's third touchdown pass the jungle will
Speaker 9: be a rocket and it's Joe Burrow at its Bengal's
Speaker 9: take on Jalen Hurt Sunday eat touchdown.
Speaker 31: Thank gol Burrow and his boys continue their winning ways.
Speaker 31: So the Orange and Black Defense ground Phillies burd Heck
Speaker 31: cop Thangl get the goal live from Dan Hoard and
Speaker 31: Dave leftat.
Speaker 1: Is Copper Nail.
Speaker 34: I Am Bam Bam.
Speaker 31: Beverage juts tomorrow morning at nine on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 31: the of the best Bengals cover it.
Speaker 40: Cold weather is right around the corner and Vonda harr
Speaker 40: Fireplace wants to remind you that this is the perfect
Speaker 40: time for chimney cleaning and maintenance. With over thirty five
Speaker 40: years experience, Vonda harffire, Let's.
Speaker 1: Go there's no mad Let's go so amaz.
Speaker 2: CABn kind sharing this time.
Speaker 1: Let's go to I do like that song Reunion of
Speaker 1: Souls and let's go to Low and a little positive
Speaker 1: truth on a Saturday morning from our friend Rick Green
Speaker 1: and the Word of God. Good morning Ricky, Good morning Gary.
Speaker 41: And we saw today asking everyone and our prayer for
Speaker 41: a friend of mine, Tony Lay. He's going to some
Speaker 41: serious health issues and he's having on my heart this morning.
Speaker 1: Tony Lay.
Speaker 41: Yes, Tony Lay, I just left Tony up to heaven.
Speaker 1: You got petition in prayer for Tony, lay for those
Speaker 1: of you that will join us in that, and an
Speaker 1: amen and an amen amen.
Speaker 41: And today we're coming from Second Thessalonia, Chapter three, verse sixteen.
Speaker 41: It says, now, may the Lord of Peace himself give
Speaker 41: you peace at all times. And if every way the
Speaker 41: Lord be with all of you.
Speaker 1: Amen. I need to hear that daily, Gary, Oh, absolutely, absolutely,
Speaker 1: the peace that passes all understanding can be found in
Speaker 1: your faith in Jesus Christ and in you're delving into
Speaker 1: God's Holy Word. Absolutely. Amen.
Speaker 12: And I know this can put some people the wrong way.
Speaker 41: I don't believe you don't find me anywhere else.
Speaker 4: That's what Breen's personal belief.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's that's your life. That's your life experience.
Speaker 1: You know for a fact, because you've tried the other venues,
Speaker 1: the other outlets.
Speaker 41: Arry, he saved me and changed me at the same time.
Speaker 1: It's remarkable. He's he's he saved me, but he's still
Speaker 1: changing me. So I'll be honest with you, Uh, tell
Speaker 1: me how is the movie going. Rick has been working
Speaker 1: with his producer Savan and many other very very excellent
Speaker 1: people that God is blessed him with on a movie
Speaker 1: about his life, based on the book about his life.
Speaker 1: So the last time we saw each other last weekend,
Speaker 1: you told me that you were getting to a crucial
Speaker 1: point in getting that film real to be released. Well,
Speaker 1: you know this has to be a God thing.
Speaker 41: I to put up a pols and an social media today.
Speaker 41: May one year we shot the first frame of film
Speaker 41: tru Spirit Work Movie, and you brought it up today.
Speaker 41: How about that one year one year today and we're
Speaker 41: probably I'm gonna say a three month window. Gary, I'll complete, sir,
Speaker 41: And I'm just thankful to God.
Speaker 1: It's been an exciting year.
Speaker 4: I've learned so much.
Speaker 41: About films, you know, because I've never done this before.
Speaker 41: But it's exciting. It's actually I don't want to rushing.
Speaker 1: I want the best product we can put out. Oh absolutely,
Speaker 1: And it's in God's time after all.
Speaker 41: Right, You got it, Gary, Okay, thank you for bringing
Speaker 41: that up on a year anniversary.
Speaker 4: You got it.
Speaker 1: And if you would like to hear any of the
Speaker 1: wonderful testimonies that Reckon and I have been bringing to
Speaker 1: people on Rick Green's YouTube channel, and that's Rick Green
Speaker 1: g R E E N E a YouTube channel and
Speaker 1: it's the butt God podcast. You can check that out there. Brother,
Speaker 1: have a blessed weekend. Hey, you all have a black day,
Speaker 1: all right, fantastic sir. He'll be out feeding the homeless
Speaker 1: again at noon today downtown. It's eight nineteen thereabouts. This
Speaker 1: is seven hundred WLW and this Saturday morning edition.
Speaker 5: This morning at nine, Mike Allen goes full four and
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Speaker 19: And in the forecast, looks like we'll see some gradual
Speaker 19: clearing as we head to our Saturday morning. It's a
Speaker 19: seven am temperature of forty six now for Saturday, mostly sunnay,
Speaker 19: a high at sixty four at night, mostly clear, dropping
Speaker 19: to thirty seven on Sunday, more sunshine in the highest
Speaker 19: sixty one. From your severe Weather station, I'm nine First
Speaker 19: Warning Chief Meteorologist Steve Rawley, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven one hundred WLW Sport Liam Tomlinton.
Speaker 8: Game one World Series in the books, you had the
Speaker 8: highly anticipated Fall Classic between the Los Angeles Dodgers and
Speaker 8: New York Yankees. Absolutely delivered last night with Game one,
Speaker 8: nine innings wasn't enough, so they had to play extra
Speaker 8: innings and Freddie Freeman, with the bases loaded down three
Speaker 8: to two, hit'll walk off Grand Slam to seal the
Speaker 8: ball game. The Dodgers take Game one, six to three.
Speaker 8: Game two of the World Series is tonight at eight.
Speaker 8: Carlos Rodin takes the mound for the Yankees and Yoshinibu
Speaker 8: Yamamoto takes the mound for the Dodgers. Big time college
Speaker 8: football matchup tonight in Boulder between Cincinnati and Colorado. Both
Speaker 8: teams are five and two overall and three and one
Speaker 8: in Big Twelve play. The winner of this game put
Speaker 8: themselves and potentially a great spot to play in the
Speaker 8: Big Twelve Conference championship game this year. There's some notable
Speaker 8: Top twenty five matchups. Today, twelfth ranc Notre Dame takes
Speaker 8: on twenty fourth ranked Navy in New York at noon.
Speaker 8: Twenty th ranked Illinois travels to Eugene to play Oregon
Speaker 8: at three thirty twenty first shrank to Missouri, goes to
Speaker 8: Tuscalusca Tuscalusa to play fifteenth ranked Alabama at three thirty
Speaker 8: and fifth rank Texas travels to Nashville to face twenty
Speaker 8: fifth ranked Commodores. In high school football scores from around
Speaker 8: the area, Hughes fell to ake And thirty to sixteen.
Speaker 8: Taff dominated Woodward fifty seven to nothing, with Row Top
Speaker 8: to Western Hills thirty nine to twelve. Kings handled Walnut
Speaker 8: Hills forty two to six. Clark Montassori beat Lockland twenty
Speaker 8: to seven, Lakota East topped Oak Hills twenty four to six,
Speaker 8: North College Hill eight, Purcell Marion thirty, Ludlow beat Holy
Speaker 8: Cross thirty three to six. Moler topped Muskegan fifty two
Speaker 8: to twenty seven. Reading handled Marymont thirty seven to six.
Speaker 8: Covington Catholic shut out Mason County High School forty nine
Speaker 8: to nothing. Norwood fell to Roger Bacon sixty nine to six.
Speaker 8: In Great Crossing dominated Campbell County sixty to twenty five.
Speaker 42: Sarah Spain for iHeart Women's Sports presented by El's Beauty
Speaker 42: unrivaled the Three on three Basketball League tipping off in
Speaker 42: January and co founded by the WNBA's Brianna Stewart and NAFISA.
Speaker 42: Collier has dropped the names of its six teams, the
Speaker 42: Phantom Missed, Lunar Owls, Laces, Rose, and Vinyl BC's Basketball Clubs,
Speaker 42: a nod to euro football clubs. Twenty six of the
Speaker 42: thirty participating players have been announced so far. For more
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Speaker 1: Eighty four percent of sports fans are into women's back
Speaker 1: down into the forties.
Speaker 17: But it's a fall like weekend today, topping out in
Speaker 17: the low sixties with sunny skies. You wake up tomorrow
Speaker 17: in the thirties and you only climb to the low
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Speaker 1: Schoolboy Q on Gary Jeff's show. He is in uh,
Speaker 1: he is in Colorado right now getting ready for the
Speaker 1: UC Colorado football game tonight that you will hear here
Speaker 1: on seven hundred W LW Hey.
Speaker 4: Mo, what's going on?
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Speaker 22: So?
Speaker 1: So, how is how's the weather out there?
Speaker 4: About the same as it is back home? Nice?
Speaker 22: Clear, It's been warm ish. I think it's going to
Speaker 22: be pretty chilly for kickoffs tonight, but all in all
Speaker 22: not bad.
Speaker 1: So the Bearcats taking on the prime times the Buffs
Speaker 1: in Colorado. Have there been recently. I mean before Dion
Speaker 1: Sanders came to the University of Colorado, had there been
Speaker 1: a lot of this kind of family affairs in major
Speaker 1: college football that we have seen since Dion came there
Speaker 1: to coach with his sons on the squad, you know, I.
Speaker 22: Mean, Land and Thickle played at at UC when Luke
Speaker 22: Fickle was the coach, So there are there's a long
Speaker 22: line of of players so have chosen to play for
Speaker 22: their dad at a particular university, But there's nothing like
Speaker 22: this where Shador Sanders has a chance to be the
Speaker 22: number one overall pick in the NFL draft. He is
Speaker 22: a terrific quarterback and obviously the son of a Hall
Speaker 22: of Famer. So yeah, lots of sons have played for
Speaker 22: their dads, but there haven't been many dynamics specifically like this.
Speaker 1: How does this match up shape up for the Bearcats? Though?
Speaker 1: On the road going up against this obviously star quarterback.
Speaker 22: It's gonna be tough because I think that the teams
Speaker 22: the Bearcats have beaten over the last couple of weeks
Speaker 22: haven't been equipped to beat Cincinnati downfield. You know, We've
Speaker 22: gone into the game really each of the last three
Speaker 22: talking about how the Bearcats could slow down and opposing
Speaker 22: teams running back, and you know, Texas Tech had some
Speaker 22: success throwing the football, but the reason the Red Raiders
Speaker 22: won that game was todje Brooks. They're running back carried
Speaker 22: it thirty times. Colorado is going to be a little
Speaker 22: bit different because I don't know that they're necessarily passed first,
Speaker 22: but they're certainly more lethal throwing the football than any
Speaker 22: of the teams really to play it all season long.
Speaker 4: So are they up to the challenge?
Speaker 22: I think from a from an offensive perspective, you know,
Speaker 22: you see has put together a really good looking offensive
Speaker 22: unit with with a lot of different types of weapons.
Speaker 22: I think they've become pretty difficult to prepare for, and
Speaker 22: I think they can move the ball against Colorado. I
Speaker 22: think from an offensive perspective, you know, the the big concern,
Speaker 22: based on recent leaks is the kicking game, specifically at
Speaker 22: the end of halves. You know, they've had some some
Speaker 22: situations in four games this year where they have missed
Speaker 22: a kick right before halftime and on two different occasions
Speaker 22: that came back to haunt them this game. If the
Speaker 22: Bearcats are going to win, it is likely to be close.
Speaker 22: You can't live you can't leave points on the field.
Speaker 22: But I'm interested in seeing if if shud Or Sanders
Speaker 22: is up to the task of testing the Cincinnati secondary
Speaker 22: that I don't think has faced anybody like him or
Speaker 22: like this Colorado offense this season.
Speaker 1: What are you surprised about at this point in the
Speaker 1: season for you, samoh, when they were to finish, you know,
Speaker 1: way back of the pack and the Big twelve, they're
Speaker 1: five and two, they're what three and one in the
Speaker 1: four and one in the conference? Which one is it.
Speaker 4: Three and one, three four and one today?
Speaker 22: Yeah, I think that the two surprises for me. I
Speaker 22: think number one would be, you know, they lost that
Speaker 22: second game of the season at Pittsburgh in absolute heartbreaking fashion,
Speaker 22: and you know, walking out of Nippert Stadium that day,
Speaker 22: I think there was a real sense that, Okay, this
Speaker 22: could snowball, this could get out of control, and you know,
Speaker 22: we're going to see if the coaching staff can keep
Speaker 22: the team from unraveling, which they couldn't last year and
Speaker 22: this year they had. They moved on very quickly from
Speaker 22: that game, played really well the following week against Miami,
Speaker 22: and so I think that would be number one, And
Speaker 22: I think number two would be. How could Brendan Sorosby
Speaker 22: has been at quarterbacks? You know, we we obviously thought
Speaker 22: he was an upgrade throwing the football from Emery Jones.
Speaker 22: But I've talked about this on the pregame show on
Speaker 22: a couple of different occasions, and I've talked about this
Speaker 22: on my show. When you talk to people around the
Speaker 22: UC program, even before the season started, what they would
Speaker 22: say about Brendan was, this is a kid who treats
Speaker 22: this like a job. This is a kid who brings
Speaker 22: a level of professionalism to the position that, you know,
Speaker 22: I think is badly, badly needed, especially when you have
Speaker 22: as many new players as you see has And then
Speaker 22: you take that and you add it to just the
Speaker 22: raw quarterback play. What he has done with his arm,
Speaker 22: what he has done with his decision making. We thought
Speaker 22: he was going to be an upgrade. I didn't think
Speaker 22: we thought he was going to be quite as good
Speaker 22: as he has been.
Speaker 1: What about Sadderfield's report card here in his second year,
Speaker 1: I mean, he finally has you know, a kind of
Speaker 1: a grounding, as you say, to all the new players
Speaker 1: that are a part of these Bearcats. How would you
Speaker 1: rate the coach's performance thus far?
Speaker 22: I think you'd have to give him a passing grade.
Speaker 22: You know, Look, there were things worth second guessing in
Speaker 22: the game against Pittsburgh. I certainly did my fair I
Speaker 22: think he would be the first to admit it. But
Speaker 22: you know, my big thing about last season was when
Speaker 22: it ended, you said, Okay, you're one of the Big twelve.
Speaker 22: They didn't look like a big twelve team. So the
Speaker 22: first box you have to check next season is you've
Speaker 22: got to look the part of a big twelve team.
Speaker 4: I think they've done that.
Speaker 22: I think he has put together a roster that offensively
Speaker 22: is I said before, pretty tough to prepare for it.
Speaker 22: They have two really good running backs, a terrific offensive line,
Speaker 22: multiple pass receivers. I think they have used the transfer
Speaker 22: portal and the new way of doing things in college
Speaker 22: football to their advantage. Neither of the two losses turned
Speaker 22: into losing streaks. I think he has done a good
Speaker 22: job this season. You know, I think I said this
Speaker 22: to you last year. I think it's never been more
Speaker 22: difficult to be a head coach in a new place
Speaker 22: because the players can just leave on you, and then
Speaker 22: you add to that moving up a level in competition.
Speaker 22: But I also think It's never been easier to get
Speaker 22: the thing turned around in year two and year three,
Speaker 22: and Scott Sadderfield has done that. Are they a legit
Speaker 22: Big twelve championship contender? You know, tonight's going to have
Speaker 22: something to say about that. But I think a lot
Speaker 22: of folks before the season started would have said best
Speaker 22: case for UC this year would be six wins. They
Speaker 22: win the game tonight, and they are underdogs and it's
Speaker 22: going to be a difficult undertaking. If they win the
Speaker 22: game tonight, that's six victories before we even get to November.
Speaker 22: That's progress.
Speaker 1: I think the gold poster back up on the campus
Speaker 1: of Vanderbilt University just in time for the University of Texas,
Speaker 1: fifth ranked in the nation, to come into Nashville to
Speaker 1: face my Vandy Commodores, who have also had pretty much
Speaker 1: a miraculous run this year. Obviously, Alabama is not the
Speaker 1: Alabama of years past this season, but still in all
Speaker 1: in that sec where even Vandy has a chance to
Speaker 1: beat a top ten team, what do you think they're
Speaker 1: chances are against the Longhorns today?
Speaker 22: Anything happen, man, I mean, based on what happened against Alabama,
Speaker 22: you have to give him a bunch of chance. Texas
Speaker 22: was sort of pushed around last week by Georgia. Georgia
Speaker 22: is maybe a different animal. But you know, you asked
Speaker 22: me last week who the number one team in college
Speaker 22: football was, and then I said Texas, and then Texas
Speaker 22: went out and lost at home by multiple scores.
Speaker 4: Nobody is dominant this year.
Speaker 22: You know, all I heard before the season started was, well,
Speaker 22: you know, nil has widened the gap between the has
Speaker 22: and have not look at the teams who are doing
Speaker 22: really well this year. Navy is undefeated. Indiana host college
Speaker 22: game Day today undefeated after a forty nine point victory
Speaker 22: over Nebraska. Vanderbilt the season that they have had. I
Speaker 22: think as much as everybody talks loves to talk about
Speaker 22: how college football is being ruined, I think we have
Speaker 22: a level of parody that is great for the sport.
Speaker 22: And when you see schools like Vanderbilt winning and Indiana winning,
Speaker 22: nothing against you, but you just don't tend to think
Speaker 22: of Indiana as a football powerhouse. When you see those
Speaker 22: schools doing well, I think it's really really fun for
Speaker 22: the sport. And I think that the commodoers have more
Speaker 22: than a punchers chance today.
Speaker 1: Well, Mollweger. I was one of those dummies that thought
Speaker 1: that the nil was just anyway, let's go to the
Speaker 1: fall Classic Game one under the belts, and it lived
Speaker 1: up to all the hype. Walk off in the tenth
Speaker 1: inning Freddie Freeman. And that's the thing I got to
Speaker 1: ask you. With these two teams, they were the second
Speaker 1: and fifth highest payrolls this past season, with over a
Speaker 1: half billion dollars in salaries paid out among the two teams.
Speaker 1: You expect it better, by god, be a good World
Speaker 1: Series with that much money, you know, in each of
Speaker 1: the clubhouses and on the field. But do you think
Speaker 1: that for both the those teams, having these these just
Speaker 1: unbelievable players like Otani and Aaron Judge on the Yankee side,
Speaker 1: that there is room for the Freddie Freemans of the
Speaker 1: world to sneak in under the wire and be the
Speaker 1: difference makers. You know, It's just it is amazing. There's
Speaker 1: so much talent on both these clubs. Do you expect
Speaker 1: it to be that tight the rest of the way?
Speaker 17: I do.
Speaker 22: I have felt like the difference was going to be
Speaker 22: the Yankees just having more starting pitching depth, but they
Speaker 22: lose a game where Garrett Cole pitches, and Derek Jeter
Speaker 22: said on the pregame show last night that if the
Speaker 22: Yankees were going to win the World Series, they had
Speaker 22: to win the games where Garrett Cole pitches. Freddie Freeman
Speaker 22: is a former MVP. Yeah, as monstrous as a star
Speaker 22: as show Hey Otani is, and he's awesome, and as
Speaker 22: monstrous as a star as Aaron Judges, and he had
Speaker 22: the best season of any player in the sport this year.
Speaker 22: This is the first World Series with five former MVPs
Speaker 22: playing it, and it's why I was excited for it,
Speaker 22: you know, as much as I heard people talk about, well,
Speaker 22: I'm not going to watch because it's New York in
Speaker 22: LA and it's the you know, the two teams that
Speaker 22: bought a championship. First of all, did you watch last
Speaker 22: year when it was the Rangers and Diamondbacks because nobody
Speaker 22: else did so I tend to roll my eyes when
Speaker 22: I hear that. Second, there is an amount of star
Speaker 22: power in this series that goes beyond just those two
Speaker 22: guys and Freddie Freeman. You know, they they walked them.
Speaker 22: They walked Mookie Betts with first base open to pitch
Speaker 22: for Freddy Freeman, and he made him pay and you
Speaker 22: talk about somebody if you want to, if you want
Speaker 22: to dive into Freddie Freeman story, who just comes off
Speaker 22: as one of the most likable guys in the sport.
Speaker 22: It's Freddy Freeman. And I think if you know anything
Speaker 22: about him, you'll feel happy for the moment that he
Speaker 22: had late last night.
Speaker 1: All right, paralysis by analys perhaps, And we are the
Speaker 1: home of the best Bengals coverage, But we got to
Speaker 1: talk about the game tomorrow at a Corp move to
Speaker 1: a one o'clock kickoff the Bengals and the Eagles, and
Speaker 1: it's shaping up to be the Bengals versus Sequan Barkley
Speaker 1: and how do they stop him when they've had troubles
Speaker 1: stopping the run pretty much all season. They've had some
Speaker 1: successes against Nick Chubb and the like, but Sequon Barkley
Speaker 1: is another challenge for this Bengals defense certainly is, and
Speaker 1: so is.
Speaker 4: The Philly offense.
Speaker 22: They've got good weapons, yeah, Jalen on the outside. I
Speaker 22: think the key for me is if you look at
Speaker 22: the two quarterbacks, Joe Burrow is the best in the
Speaker 22: NFL not named Josh Allen at not turning the football
Speaker 22: over the highest or the best, I should say interception
Speaker 22: percentage of any quarterback with over one hundred and ninety
Speaker 22: pass attempts. Jalen Hurts is number one in turnover worthy plays, fumbles, picks,
Speaker 22: balls that should have been picks, things of that nature.
Speaker 22: That has to play itself out tomorrow. I think this
Speaker 22: game is going to be close. I think Saquon Barkley
Speaker 22: is going to be an absolute load.
Speaker 4: And I think the other thing for me is, you know.
Speaker 22: We've talked a lot about the Bengals offensive issues, and
Speaker 22: people focus on play calling, and to a large degree
Speaker 22: understandably so. Joe Burrow got sacked three times last week.
Speaker 22: He's been sacked seven times over the last two games.
Speaker 22: I think there have been times he's held on to
Speaker 22: the football a little bit too long. Bengals offense has
Speaker 22: just looked really clunky over the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 22: The good news is he hasn't turned it over, but
Speaker 22: they can't be explosive if he's under pressure. I think
Speaker 22: the offensive line is going to have to be better,
Speaker 22: and I think Joe Burrow is going to have to
Speaker 22: be better at baby that being maybe just a little
Speaker 22: bit more decisive with the football and.
Speaker 1: I hope the referees are are aren't non citizens? H
Speaker 1: mo egor, thank you so much. Enjoy the Buffs Bearcats
Speaker 1: game tonight and we'll be listening.
Speaker 4: All right, all right man? Thanks, yep, you got it.
Speaker 1: Mike Allen, How you doing, counsel, I'm good? How about you?
Speaker 1: I hope the referees aren't non citizens. I really do.
Speaker 1: But I'm dead thing in Virginia. Can you believe that?
Speaker 44: Where have we come to in this country where a
Speaker 44: federal judge says it's okay for people breaking the law,
Speaker 44: i e. Non citizens to vote. I guarantee you that's
Speaker 44: gonna get over turned on a pie.
Speaker 1: You just wonder. Yeah, So what's on the show this morning?
Speaker 44: We're gonna be talking about what came down last night,
Speaker 44: Israel's Israel's raid on Iran. Yeah, they hit him pretty hard.
Speaker 44: Also going to talk about Dems hitting the panic button.
Speaker 44: Their new talking points are Trump's the Nazi and Trump's
Speaker 44: a fascists.
Speaker 1: They said that about Ronald Reagan, they said that about
Speaker 1: I got a list, Mitt Romney, Yeah, you got the
Speaker 1: lost Come on now, you know I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 1: read the list off.
Speaker 44: Great newscary Jeff about Republican early voting. We're in line
Speaker 44: with what the Democrats are cranking out in some places
Speaker 44: even better, and that is huge. I hate doing it.
Speaker 44: I did it this week, I put it in the mail,
Speaker 44: but it's something that we gotta do and it seems
Speaker 44: to be working. Gonna talk to Janis Heisel, Epic Times
Speaker 44: Trump reporter. She actually questioned Donald Trump in North Carolina
Speaker 44: last week. Going to ask her about that. And we're
Speaker 44: going to talk to Melissa Powers HAMILONK County prosecutor about
Speaker 44: her race.
Speaker 1: Oh, she needs to get a lesson Ye County. Absolutely.
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