Speaker 1: Apostrophees can be the bane of your existence. They could
Speaker 1: also help you understand what somebody's trying to say in
Speaker 1: a sentence. I know a little of this, a little
Speaker 1: of that. Growing up with an apostrophe in your name
Speaker 1: in a did it was fine until computers. You can't
Speaker 1: write your legal name. It'll say, we need your legal name,
Speaker 1: needs to be your legal name. If you write it
Speaker 1: with an apostrophe in a in any sort of digital format,
Speaker 1: it'll say, oh, no, you can't write that. That's not
Speaker 1: a name, And I'm like, I'm pretty sure it is.
Speaker 2: I don't understand the apostrophe argument anyway, because if you
Speaker 2: listen to what he said.
Speaker 1: I haven't even got right, I haven't even set up.
Speaker 1: But we're talking about Ross is so fired up.
Speaker 2: Man doesn't make sense because they're like, oh, there's apostrophe there.
Speaker 2: So yeah, But if you change everything he said and
Speaker 2: then add the apostrophe, then you can make that argument.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: So obviously it sounds like you understand Okay, good right, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: Ross got it. Yeah, But apostrophes, man, there, they could
Speaker 1: be a filthy business. I'll tell you. Let me tell
Speaker 1: you the thing that really sticks in my craw having
Speaker 1: an apostrophe is staying. If you stay at a hotel
Speaker 1: that makes you type your last name in to gain
Speaker 1: access to the internet, which is you know, most of
Speaker 1: the big brands, they're your room number and last name.
Speaker 1: They can you they can have an apostrophe, perhaps in
Speaker 1: the front part of their system, because it's got to
Speaker 1: match what's on file with my card and ID. But
Speaker 1: they didn't bother to put it in there for the
Speaker 1: for the you know stuff like the internet stuff. I
Speaker 1: don't know exactly how it works, but I had this
Speaker 1: explain to me by somebody at a Marryott one time,
Speaker 1: which basically said, ask the front desk person to remove
Speaker 1: the apostrophe when you check in if it's a problem,
Speaker 1: that's my name. So I'm here to tell you an
Speaker 1: apostrophe can make a lot of difference. But as somebody
Speaker 1: who I would argue, dude, Ross, this is my You know,
Speaker 1: how left handed is your wheelhouse? This is mine, and
Speaker 1: arguably being left handed gets up there a little more.
Speaker 1: Apostrophees can be very, very impactful. But I don't believe
Speaker 1: for a moment you intended one. You absolute liars, Absolute liars.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden yesterday, here we go.
Speaker 4: Just the other day, speaker at Israelly called Puerto Rico
Speaker 4: a floating island of garbage.
Speaker 5: Well, let me tell you something I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know or
Speaker 4: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
Speaker 4: They're good, decent, honorable people. But the only garbage I
Speaker 4: see floating down there is his supporters, his his his
Speaker 4: demonizational scene is unconscionable.
Speaker 5: And it's on American. It's only contrary everything we've done.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: One, I don't know how we got back to Delaware.
Speaker 1: Oh is this the part where he grew up in
Speaker 1: that Puerto Rican neighborhood? I'm sorry, that makes sense now,
Speaker 1: all right? So you you hear what he said there.
Speaker 1: It sounded to a lot of people, an awful lot
Speaker 1: like Joe Biden called Trump supporters garbage. And and you'll notice,
Speaker 1: because here's a couple of things that you got to realize. One,
Speaker 1: he did the thing where he didn't call the guy
Speaker 1: who said it a comedian. He called him a speaker.
Speaker 1: That is absolutely by design and almost ninety percent of
Speaker 1: what I've consumed, And it is an important context and
Speaker 1: for people going it doesn't matter. Even a comic shouldn't
Speaker 1: say things like that. No, no, no, no, It is
Speaker 1: a comic who should attempt to say things like that,
Speaker 1: so that the most easily offended amongst you five years
Speaker 1: ago when I was a comic. It's a comic. But
Speaker 1: here's what's so delicious about this, if I could, before
Speaker 1: we get to the water carrying, which is thorough and
Speaker 1: Trump's reaction. So here's the thing. Do I think Joe
Speaker 1: Biden made a conscious effort to go out there and
Speaker 1: call Trump supporter's garbage. I kind of don't. Here's what
Speaker 1: I mean by that. I think I think that they
Speaker 1: fed him that line. They fed him the line, and
Speaker 1: you know, while they were were talking about stuff and
Speaker 1: he there was. It was strategic in the sense where
Speaker 1: I think they wanted a little ore of mystery there
Speaker 1: to go ahead and get the press to cover it.
Speaker 1: Not that they would stop. But according to one of
Speaker 1: Biden's people, when he says supporters, he's referring to support
Speaker 1: apostrophe s as an ownership. It's clearly not how he
Speaker 1: phrased it. In fact, he would structure the sentence differently.
Speaker 1: But that's what they're sliding in saying it makes no sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think he set out to call him garbage,
Speaker 1: but I think he did.
Speaker 2: Oh, it completely did.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, And however, in his brain that necessarily was
Speaker 1: put together like because the whole this.
Speaker 2: This is like the Bill Clinton, It depends on what
Speaker 2: the definition of is is.
Speaker 1: Well no, no, no, no, hold time, because there's actually a
Speaker 1: bigger point here. So because this all rests on now
Speaker 1: the Biden camp or the Biden crew camp whatever, having
Speaker 1: to tell you that this thing you hear is not
Speaker 1: the thing. You have to have the context. And I
Speaker 1: died when they started making that point. So in a
Speaker 1: sentence where he is intentionally leaving out context about the
Speaker 1: speaker in this case uh roast comic, he in his
Speaker 1: team made a whoopsie, and the whoopsie requires you to
Speaker 1: understand context of what he was saying. The context was
Speaker 1: he meant supporters as in ownership, as in their garbage,
Speaker 1: like don't you know, don't pull this garbage or don't
Speaker 1: bring your garbage around here? Right, But that's only if
Speaker 1: you have context, and if.
Speaker 2: You believe them. That only works if you completely restructure
Speaker 2: the sentence.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, but you're required you're asking people to
Speaker 1: do the thing that you're you're you're you're doing a
Speaker 1: victory lap over not doing intentional.
Speaker 2: The The entire the fact that we're having this conversation
Speaker 2: is ridiculous, right yeah, because we all heard what he said.
Speaker 2: We are in the running cover for him, right and
Speaker 2: now we're discussing it, and it's it's so dumb.
Speaker 1: It's you and I talked about this, like I explained
Speaker 1: the context of the trash thing, or we talked about that.
Speaker 1: But if you don't know that, you don't have the context,
Speaker 1: and and it's gonna be easy for people to spend stuff.
Speaker 1: So when you come out and it wasn't even a
Speaker 1: second person, it's literally your guy, and he says, it
Speaker 1: doesn't provide context at that moment, and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden we have to go back to the well
Speaker 1: for a uh yeah, oh well, here's the context of it.
Speaker 1: Like you're responding and trying to make hay on this
Speaker 1: this outrage scandal thing that only works if you don't
Speaker 1: research it. It doesn't mean you'll think the joke's funnier,
Speaker 1: but you're telling people now there's no context here. They're
Speaker 1: just mean evil Nazis. And then now you're begging for
Speaker 1: them to allow context into what you said. That's the
Speaker 1: part that gets me. So I'm gonna play one more time,
Speaker 1: and just I guess in case he didn't know all that,
Speaker 1: listen to the way to structure this. The sentence is
Speaker 1: put together ross you think they he would have to
Speaker 1: reword this if he meant supporters. I don't know that
Speaker 1: he would necessarily have to, but I think you have
Speaker 1: to lean.
Speaker 2: Into it our apostrophe, Yes, supporters, what ideas? Concepts?
Speaker 1: I don't Yeah, yeah, yeah, garbage. You have to, aren't
Speaker 1: you psychic?
Speaker 2: Like I said, you'd have to restructure the entire sentence.
Speaker 2: You'd have to say something completely different.
Speaker 1: I think you could add one where let let me
Speaker 1: play it.
Speaker 2: You'd have to add a bunch of words.
Speaker 1: Well, let's let let's give her just.
Speaker 4: The other day, speaker at his raelly called Puerto Rico
Speaker 4: a floating island.
Speaker 5: Garbage. Well, let me tell you something I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know, or
Speaker 4: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware?
Speaker 1: Was he going to say where I'm from? And the
Speaker 1: probably the bigger problem is you try to get to
Speaker 1: your explainer portion, and then this is your lead in
Speaker 1: this whatever this is.
Speaker 4: They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
Speaker 4: floating down there is his supporters.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, so I don't know that. Here's
Speaker 1: the thing. I don't know that you have to restructure
Speaker 1: the second part of that if that is in fact
Speaker 1: what you meant. But it doesn't work with the first part.
Speaker 2: Okay, I get what you're saying now, But the fact is,
Speaker 2: all you need to do is hear that, and you
Speaker 2: know what you heard.
Speaker 1: Right, because he's talking about people individuals. Because it here's
Speaker 1: the other thing. It requires a person who wants to
Speaker 1: go full freak out on the comments by Hinchcliff. It
Speaker 1: requires you to assume that he wasn't even talking about
Speaker 1: our actual physical garbage on the island, on the island
Speaker 1: full of garbage, but instead that Hinchcliffe meant the Puerto
Speaker 1: Rican people. And I know that that's what they meant
Speaker 1: because or what they are going for is because I
Speaker 1: was texted three times yesterday by fellow Puerto Rican former
Speaker 1: Republican voters. Yeah, yeah, they sent texts. I'm sure none
Speaker 1: of you got those random texts from numbers I've never
Speaker 1: seen telling me that they were GOP until Sunday, and
Speaker 1: their Puerto Rican eyes stared at that, lost all hope
Speaker 1: and at flip sides. And if I could just make
Speaker 1: a ten dollars donation to Kamala, we'll show them what's up.
Speaker 1: So the freak out messaging is predicated on Kenchcliff, but really, Trump,
Speaker 1: because he's he's speaking at his thing, sees the Puerto
Speaker 1: Rican people as themselves garbage. So if you're going to
Speaker 1: run that, to Ross's point, you can't apostrophe your way
Speaker 1: out of it because in your own sentence you're talking
Speaker 1: about people. Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: It does?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: The crazy part about this was last night I went
Speaker 2: to bed like super early, like eight o'clock because the
Speaker 2: previous day Lincoln got up at one o'clock singing all night,
Speaker 2: and I got no sleep yesterday, so I passed out
Speaker 2: at like eight o'clock completely forgot about Kamala's DC speech
Speaker 2: there at the mall right. So I wake up today
Speaker 2: and the first thing I think is, oh, right, right,
Speaker 2: right right, she had did this speech last night, and
Speaker 2: subconsciously I think I forgot about it, not just because
Speaker 2: I was tired, but because I knew it would probably
Speaker 2: be the same thing. In my head, I'm thinking she's
Speaker 2: gonna get up there say that he's Hitler, fascist, he's
Speaker 2: a tyrant, YadA YadA, YadA. Right, So I come in,
Speaker 2: I crack open the old X machine to get some
Speaker 2: audio from that speech, and the first thing I see
Speaker 2: is the Biden garbage thing, and I start laughing, like hysterically, yeah,
Speaker 2: because I realized once I dug into it, I'm like
Speaker 2: she did. She said exactly what I thought she was
Speaker 2: going to say. It was nothing new. It's everything we've
Speaker 2: heard on repeat since twenty twenty. Yeah, are the remarkable,
Speaker 2: But the fact that he does this, well she's giving
Speaker 2: that speech wherever he was staring into the laptop is
Speaker 2: just it's catastrophic for her campaign. Because nobody's talking about
Speaker 2: her DC speech, which we've heard a million times now.
Speaker 2: They're all talking about Biden calling half the country garbage.
Speaker 1: Uh if for an apostrophe? Huh right?
Speaker 2: That, Like I would love to be a fly on
Speaker 2: the wall to see like how like she responded when
Speaker 2: she got off the stage, like.
Speaker 1: Oh I did great?
Speaker 3: Was that?
Speaker 2: Did I give it? He said? What excuse me? I'm speaking.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like when you're a radio producer and
Speaker 1: you're having some sort of issue where UH connect to
Speaker 1: like maybe you have really bad storms or something right,
Speaker 1: and you look and you realize you're off the air.
Speaker 1: You don't tell the host you're off the air. You
Speaker 1: try to remedy and fix. You just let him keeping
Speaker 1: his flow. I can't. Yeah, it sounds like a weird thing,
Speaker 1: but like I hope it was that dramatic a thing
Speaker 1: where Kamala came over the end of the speech, she's like,
Speaker 1: how did I do? And they're like, you know what,
Speaker 1: nobody hated the last part. Nobody saw it. Nobody hated
Speaker 1: it though, So all right, hugs and kisses. So if
Speaker 1: if it's just an apostrophe, then how did we get
Speaker 1: to this place? How did that happen when Biden did that?
Speaker 1: If it's not I don't know, trying to kneecap Kamala again, CNN,
Speaker 1: do you think you know why this happened?
Speaker 6: Joe Biden has never been a big arena speaker. He's
Speaker 6: never been the most fluid speaker. And by the way,
Speaker 6: as someone who had a starter growing up, it's very
Speaker 6: obvious to me there's an apostrophe at the end of supporters.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 6: He was referring to the garbage spewed by supporters, not
Speaker 6: simply the supporters themselves. But Joe Biden has been on
Speaker 6: the campaign trail. He's best getting ice cream in Maryland
Speaker 6: like he was today. He's best showing moments of empathy
Speaker 6: Arizona like he was latter.
Speaker 1: Can I just two things and I'll let's get back
Speaker 1: to this talking point that you've been tasked with delivery.
Speaker 1: If you're a real critical think I understand how if
Speaker 1: he just said the latter half of that, you could
Speaker 1: at least attempt to make this argument he's in the
Speaker 1: same sentence is saying talking about people an individuals being
Speaker 1: because it's predicated on Trump called all the people in
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico garbage, not garbage is laying around. He called
Speaker 1: them garbage. So in your mind, it's a war of
Speaker 1: words directly aimed at individuals. So when you go to
Speaker 1: flip the script, which I think was your point here,
Speaker 1: and you say the same thing, you can't wiggle out
Speaker 1: of it. I just think we're so far gone and
Speaker 1: hating each other, and this guy's so far gone, just
Speaker 1: in general, did it all. It sounded correct to him
Speaker 1: until they found out that maybe I should speak.
Speaker 6: He's best with union folks, as he was in Pittsburgh
Speaker 6: last week as well.
Speaker 3: You use people where they are best.
Speaker 6: You put Obama in a big arena, you put Michelle
Speaker 6: in a big arena, and you put Joe Biden in
Speaker 6: front of a bunch of union people doing retail politics.
Speaker 3: You could make it.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if you're at your best as
Speaker 1: a Democrat in front of a bunch of union people
Speaker 1: or as a Republican in front of it, just in
Speaker 1: front of maga people like tell me you're exceptional enough
Speaker 1: in other situations like can you go over the Middle
Speaker 1: East and then negotiate? Can you I don't know, across
Speaker 1: the aisle for whatever, but when it actually matters and
Speaker 1: it's not just them being fake, I mean, those are
Speaker 1: the things people look for. And this guy is like
Speaker 1: I wish he'd eat ice cream every day. He's good
Speaker 1: at that, that's true. Ross is good at eating chicken wings. Well,
Speaker 1: you can't have Rossy chicken wings every day as his job.
Speaker 1: That would be absurd. He needs to do other stuff
Speaker 1: like eat soup, salad and breadsticks. I mean, you gotta
Speaker 1: be able to mix it up. So yeah, CNN's gonna
Speaker 1: go with the study.
Speaker 8: Argument that they would be fine if Joe Biden wasn't
Speaker 8: anywhere near a microphone between now and next tuesdays.
Speaker 1: You understand how damning that is.
Speaker 2: Let me just accept the most charitable framing of this,
Speaker 2: which you just gave.
Speaker 9: Why is he sitting in front of a laptop at
Speaker 9: the exact same moment Kamala Harris is out on his
Speaker 9: backyard trying to give the closing argument to her.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing.
Speaker 2: That's the other thing.
Speaker 1: That dude could have went to the roof by the
Speaker 1: missiles and looked at her while he did it. All right,
Speaker 1: we'll be back.
Speaker 3: Hang on.
Speaker 1: This is This is why, when especially this time around,
Speaker 1: people go all right, who's gonna win? Or what do
Speaker 1: you think of this story or the what's going on
Speaker 1: in the with the latest poll with the presidential election.
Speaker 1: I just sit there and go, I don't know nothing,
Speaker 1: Leave me alone, because like I mean, I know stuff,
Speaker 1: But then all of a sudden things happen and it's
Speaker 1: just so weird and uh, a direct violation of the
Speaker 1: you know, the theory that if your quote unquote enemy's losing.
Speaker 1: Let them lose it, you know, let them do their
Speaker 1: thing if they're flailing over there, and don't stop them. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't know that comes down to what's your definition
Speaker 1: of the the the whole comic at the Madison Square
Speaker 1: Garden thing is. But I don't know if i'd call
Speaker 1: that flailing. But it was a way that the Harris
Speaker 1: campaign could you know, capture all this in a jar
Speaker 1: for the last week it was ready made. It was
Speaker 1: a hungry Man dinner. Wait, hold on, I'm sorry, I
Speaker 1: just realized rost did Hungry Man dinner fold to the woke?
Speaker 1: Or is it still called hungry Man? I feel like
Speaker 1: maybe five over the last few years that would be
Speaker 1: one of the brands they targeted. We still call it
Speaker 1: hungry man? Or is it hungry person dinner? Now, I
Speaker 1: don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I can't remember the last time I ate one of those.
Speaker 1: So anyway back to this, like this was a g
Speaker 1: This was manna on your stroll through the desert. Okay,
Speaker 1: even though you're you have to be wildly dishonest in
Speaker 1: the way that you presented, that doesn't matter to you.
Speaker 1: In the same way, you know, how stupid I'd have
Speaker 1: to believe be to believe that the random spam political
Speaker 1: text messages, which, by the way, way the I the
Speaker 1: worst thing that we ever did. And I don't care.
Speaker 1: And it's not just because I sell advertising, you know,
Speaker 1: for the for the show. The worst thing I ever
Speaker 1: did is carve out exemptions for anyone under the cover
Speaker 1: of politics to spam me incessantly, email, phone, you name it.
Speaker 1: They should be held to the same standard people like, well,
Speaker 1: but it's the contrary. Yeah, but if you're gonna use
Speaker 1: it to feed me lies, you didn't just find three
Speaker 1: Puerto Rican Republican voters whose names I couldn't search and
Speaker 1: then not come up with anything to send me spam.
Speaker 1: And oh, by the way, the one photo and the
Speaker 1: one spam message looks like the message I got on
Speaker 1: another issue that didn't talk about Puerto Rico stuff. And
Speaker 1: the dude looks like he's a redhead. Now it's not again,
Speaker 1: it's all so stupid, but it's predicated on this thing happened.
Speaker 1: This is what he said the people of Puerto Rico
Speaker 1: or garbage. According to Trump and his proxies, we won't
Speaker 1: even tell you. It was a comedian there and and
Speaker 1: that's that's.
Speaker 7: What it is.
Speaker 10: It was the Deplorables in reverse.
Speaker 1: All you had to do was not, I don't know,
Speaker 1: accidentally stick it in a wood chipper and what do
Speaker 1: you think the first thing they did was they got
Speaker 1: the biggest government wood chipper they could find and and
Speaker 1: threw that bad boy in there, probably Madden style with
Speaker 1: Tim Wallas doing the play by play. Oh look at
Speaker 1: the pick six into the witch of this talking point.
Speaker 1: And you did so by finding the worst a worst
Speaker 1: version of it and then not even with your candidates.
Speaker 1: So then it raises questions like why is this dude
Speaker 1: holding press conferences while she's giving her MLK speech right down?
Speaker 1: I saw dude. Twitter was the fangirl fanboy in on
Speaker 1: this stuff, fan personing whatever. They're like, oh, this is
Speaker 1: her MLK moment, and uh somebody wrote this is uh
Speaker 1: not jojo from jurors, but one of the ones like
Speaker 1: that is like this is the mL came on and
Speaker 1: I think the Brooklyn dad retweeted it. How I ended
Speaker 1: up seeing it And then somebody just wrote at secret
Speaker 1: service and that was the top comment. So I see
Speaker 1: what you did there. Yeah, yeah, you took it and
Speaker 1: and then you're like a hold on, let me uh,
Speaker 1: let me decide half of America is in fact garbage.
Speaker 1: Because I with with the kill Tony stuff, you you
Speaker 1: have to surmise that that's what he was saying the
Speaker 1: way that Biden spit it out, that's what he said.
Speaker 1: And and for them to run back and say, ah,
Speaker 1: there's not an apost the supposed to be an apostrophe
Speaker 1: in there, it doesn't matter because, like we said with
Speaker 1: the kit with the garbage issue, which is a legitimate
Speaker 1: issue in Puerto Rico, if you're explaining, then it's not
Speaker 1: funny anymore. And so people may not realize him sharing,
Speaker 1: which is something that I remembered when I from when
Speaker 1: I was in Puerto Rico. I remember, I remember the
Speaker 1: guy at the hotel talking about it. I remember asking
Speaker 1: about a restaurant in tua Alto To whatever the buy
Speaker 1: where this problem was.
Speaker 2: And that's a thing.
Speaker 1: So in this case, if they have to explain where
Speaker 1: an apostrophe goes, you're you're you're screwed nine ways from Sunday.
Speaker 2: But right, they're in trouble though, right because she just
Speaker 2: every speech he's been given.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: No, But here's the thing though, but it's believable that
Speaker 2: they believe that that the Trump supporters are garbage because
Speaker 2: look at her speech last night, another speech where she's
Speaker 2: calling half the country Nazis in mass murderer. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry him saying that we're all garbage. I sort
Speaker 2: of believe that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And you were on a Nazi fixation all weekend.
Speaker 1: MSNBC ran video of it. Oh, look at these people.
Speaker 1: Look at the look at these folks. And by the way,
Speaker 1: they also just so you just so you know that
Speaker 1: some of the packs and various campaign staffers did think that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you saw that they were projecting.
Speaker 1: They were projected, not in their usual way where they
Speaker 1: project during interviews on CNN, but they were projecting messaging
Speaker 1: onto the side of Madison Square Garden about Nazi rallies here.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you saw that. There was a
Speaker 1: photo of that on one side of it. They were
Speaker 1: firing it from another building. I don't know the legality
Speaker 1: of that in New York. I'm sure it's fine. It's
Speaker 1: just light on the building. But they were pointing out that,
Speaker 1: you know, a Nazi rally on this day, a Nazi
Speaker 1: rally happened and here's another one. So meanwhile, while she's
Speaker 1: doing her thing and Biden's doing and his thing with
Speaker 1: that laptop, do we know what what the laptop was
Speaker 1: there for? Oh my god? Was it Hunter's laptop? And
Speaker 1: he's just finally getting around to it. Oh yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just hope that Biden falls in love
Speaker 2: with this because streaming is a thing that can really
Speaker 2: become a fun hobby, right, and maybe he's really enjoying
Speaker 2: going live on his laptop and streaming, and it would
Speaker 2: be great if he just, I don't know, started like
Speaker 2: a Twitch channel or something, and every time she goes
Speaker 2: up to give a speech about how we're all Nazis,
Speaker 2: he just cracks open the laptop and hits, you know,
Speaker 2: go live.
Speaker 1: Can I say this as let me throw a little
Speaker 1: Oli branch here. I think Joe Biden could score in Madden.
Speaker 1: I do too, right, I think Joe. I think Joe
Speaker 1: Biden could score in Madden. And I also don't. I
Speaker 1: also don't think he'd run around and say stupid stuff
Speaker 1: like Tim Wall's latest football gaff man coach Walls.
Speaker 2: I mean, Biden might be like, where's the flankerback position?
Speaker 1: But which is fine because that at least was a thing,
Speaker 1: and it still is a thing, but a different, different labeling.
Speaker 2: But he'd at least score a field goal or something.
Speaker 1: With Walls, he'd be like, where's the center? Why don't
Speaker 1: we have the center? Run it? Okay? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's you got one, sir, because that one is like,
Speaker 1: that's the only one he could go with, because there's
Speaker 1: a center in every sport. Once he deviates from that,
Speaker 1: it's clear this guy doesn't know what he's doing. Case
Speaker 1: in point, yesterday, Tim Waller, We're gonna get to the
Speaker 1: Trump audio two because that's interesting. Walls is out there
Speaker 1: and well he just this is what he decides to
Speaker 1: tweet reload that. Here we go. It's a tie games,
Speaker 1: tiede game, two minutes on the clock. We've got the ball,
Speaker 1: we're driving down field. Even if we move one inch
Speaker 1: at a time, one phone call at a time, one
Speaker 1: door knock at a time, we're gonna win this ross.
Speaker 1: You're not a professional football player, but you've heard of
Speaker 1: the sport. Why do you think this might be a
Speaker 1: bad game plan for team Walls?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So, yeah, I do follow football, Go bills. I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe because football is a game of yards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well look you could convert.
Speaker 2: Yes, if it's first down and he's going one inch
Speaker 2: at a time. Yeah, uh yeah.
Speaker 1: So let's see thirty six inches to a yard? Hold
Speaker 1: on how many times? Thirty six inches to a yard?
Speaker 1: Times ten? So you have to go three hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty times.
Speaker 2: Right, I think it would be a turn turnover and downs.
Speaker 1: Well if you go no, that's okay. If you go
Speaker 1: for it on the three hundred and sixtieth down, maybe
Speaker 1: make it.
Speaker 2: Yes, maybe, yeah, maybe he is going an inch at
Speaker 2: a time on like like first down, he they go
Speaker 2: an inch, but maybe every time they do that inch
Speaker 2: the refs throw a flag on the defense.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I see what you did there? Is that
Speaker 1: a thing that happens?
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you play Kansas City?
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, well let me say that, and not just I.
Speaker 1: I don't think Tim Walls, if he had the refs
Speaker 1: that Brady had on during the Tuck game, could make
Speaker 1: that happen. Like this guy's this guy's so far gone.
Speaker 1: And then people are sitting there cheer and nobody in there. No,
Speaker 1: not one person. I was gonna say, dude, not one person. Wait,
Speaker 1: well that doesn't make any sense and is that what
Speaker 1: motive is that all you need is analogies that don't
Speaker 1: even make any sense, and you can you can run
Speaker 1: half the country. That's amazing, you know. Ross. What I
Speaker 1: think we need to see on the part of the
Speaker 1: Walls Harris campaign is urgency, right do this from my
Speaker 1: football analysis stamp. I think we need urgency. I think
Speaker 1: it's imperative that all all of the members of the team, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, really recognize it's the it's the last we
Speaker 1: got a week to go. I mean the problem to
Speaker 1: need all of you to be in motion, all eleven
Speaker 1: of you are gonna need to be in motion. We
Speaker 1: need to be frantic, we need to be working. We
Speaker 1: need to be out there making a miss winning this game,
Speaker 1: which sounds very motivating until you understand why that's a problem.
Speaker 1: And he doesn't understand. But they didn't understand what this either,
Speaker 1: and it's uh a little creepy.
Speaker 2: The problem with the Hairs campaign, in my opinion, is
Speaker 2: that everything is just pretend. She's pretending to be a
Speaker 2: middle class This is what a middle class person is,
Speaker 2: and this is what it says, and this is how
Speaker 2: a human being, yeah acts, And he's pretend this is
Speaker 2: how you know, a dude acts, and this is how
Speaker 2: a dude talks, and this is what dudes are interested in.
Speaker 2: And the problem, once again, even beyond this, is that
Speaker 2: the person behind that Twitter counter x account isn't Tim Walls,
Speaker 2: isn't Kamala Harrs. It's some girl boss intern who thinks
Speaker 2: that's how things are when you're a dude. Oh it's
Speaker 2: all fake.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I mean he's correct, but oh wow? How
Speaker 1: dare you say the thing out loud?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Are you sure you don't want to attach any apostrophes
Speaker 1: in there before we permanently mark.
Speaker 2: That down for you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think I'm good.
Speaker 1: All right, Ross is Ross is good. So Kamin's doing
Speaker 1: her thing, Biden's undermining it with his thing, and Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's standing on stage like Marco Rubio and others finding
Speaker 1: out in real time. Baby. All right, Well, I.
Speaker 11: Wasn't gonna say anything, but I have breaking news for you,
Speaker 11: mister president.
Speaker 1: You may not have heard this.
Speaker 11: Just moments ago, Joe Biden stated that our supporters are garbage,
Speaker 11: our garbage.
Speaker 1: He's talking about the border patrol.
Speaker 11: He's talking about nurses, he's talking about teachers, he's talking
Speaker 11: about everyday Americans who love their country.
Speaker 1: See, and this is immediately what happens because people are like,
Speaker 1: looka Rubio immediately spending it. Yes, yeah, absolutely one. That's
Speaker 1: because that's how it works. And that's what you guys
Speaker 1: have been on a two day stretch of that's what
Speaker 1: Biden I probably thought he was helping everywhere, every single
Speaker 1: spam text message from you losers out there like oh okay,
Speaker 1: can you believe this doesn't include a link?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Or her initial response right, like you know that joke
Speaker 2: was made, the context wasn't understand they had explained, and
Speaker 2: then Kamala comes up and she's like, well, we're gonna
Speaker 2: be giving lets his money to Puerto Rico to help
Speaker 2: to help them out, right scoot Western North Carolina. That's
Speaker 2: all I been doing.
Speaker 1: Did you find a way to make it worse? It's
Speaker 1: like it's the worst version. It's outside of like craziness,
Speaker 1: like you know where somebody snaps and but it's like
Speaker 1: you got in the room and you and you said
Speaker 1: there's no bad ideas, and your staff is like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a bad idea contest, and then you you put
Speaker 1: you pick the winner, and then you do it every day.
Speaker 1: Ross is absolutely right. Your response can be Hey, that's
Speaker 1: not that's I can't believe you said that about Puerto Ricans.
Speaker 1: You're great folks, blah blah blah, without immediately going, hey,
Speaker 1: what can we do to alienate people who are kind
Speaker 1: of on the fence right now in a state that
Speaker 1: we've decided is a must win and a must must
Speaker 1: win if we don't win the other one or we
Speaker 1: don't win anything, and zero thought was given.
Speaker 2: Yeah, her reaction, she's like, yeah, I'm never really given
Speaker 2: a comment before on Puerto Rico, but this is one
Speaker 2: of the biggest things I get. But I feel so
Speaker 2: strongly about this and always have.
Speaker 1: Okay, just yeah, randomly, it just came right. Maybe I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe she drove by a Puerto Rican restaurant
Speaker 1: on the way there. You don't know, you don't know
Speaker 1: what motivated her.
Speaker 11: I want to dream big again and support you, mister president,
Speaker 11: and I hope their campaign is about to apologize for
Speaker 11: what Joe Biden just said.
Speaker 1: We are not garbage. We are patriots who love America,
Speaker 1: and thank you for running.
Speaker 10: Mister president.
Speaker 1: Where do you think Trump's heads at right now before
Speaker 1: we hear what he has to say, Where's this? Because
Speaker 1: I was a little concerned. I saw it. He's leaning
Speaker 1: into some material that I don't understand how he thinks
Speaker 1: it's it's helpful, like, you know, there's some of that,
Speaker 1: But also I like, it's who he is, right, So
Speaker 1: if he's out there making big mic jokes and stuff
Speaker 1: like why this it's But then again, I'm like, you
Speaker 1: know what, why because it doesn't matter, because he could
Speaker 1: come he could come out and say the most insane thing.
Speaker 1: Not he could say the stuff that his haters say
Speaker 1: that he says, but actually say it and mean it right,
Speaker 1: you know, the like the the Fever Dream fanfic you
Speaker 1: find online. We're like, ah, then Trump smothered the kitten
Speaker 1: while he screamed, I'm hitler, right, he could do that,
Speaker 1: and I am convinced the Democrats would be like, you
Speaker 1: didn't smother enough kittens?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I like, just something, just some sort of unforced air.
Speaker 1: And it's almost become the more amazing thing to watch
Speaker 1: because you don't get a lot. You don't really get,
Speaker 1: you know, individual cross interaction with the two you had
Speaker 1: the one debate and the you know, they shook hands
Speaker 1: at the at that nine to eleven event. But that's
Speaker 1: the thing. That's what you're watching. You're like, oh, man,
Speaker 1: look at that. Uh Trump stepped on that land mine.
Speaker 1: He can't move until you figure out because it's pressure sensitive.
Speaker 1: It's one of those pop Oh. And then here's here's
Speaker 1: Kamala she's literally she's on ten land mines or she's
Speaker 1: and then just pick whatever the unforced air is. So
Speaker 1: you're Trump on stage. I don't know that he processes
Speaker 1: stuff in the same way because you know, it's main
Speaker 1: character syndrome. But he is the main character, right, So
Speaker 1: when when when things bend and around you, maybe you
Speaker 1: just go, hey, uh, you know I said all this
Speaker 1: stuff done, all this stuff whatever, and screw advisors. And
Speaker 1: I've been I've been correct half the time, which you know,
Speaker 1: I'll get you in the Hall of Fame. You're bat
Speaker 1: five hundred. But now I'm like, what could he do?
Speaker 1: I mean, what could he possibly do.
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 1: Where where the Hair's campaign one could get something to
Speaker 1: stick in two like I wouldn't find a way to
Speaker 1: screw it up like Trump could. He could pull off
Speaker 1: his his head like it's mission impossible, and Kermit Gosnel
Speaker 1: could be under it, and the and the Harris campaign
Speaker 1: would find a way to screw it up.
Speaker 10: Wow, good bysy Garbles.
Speaker 1: That's ub. That's all right, hold on, I can't. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do this justice hang out, We'll give you the
Speaker 1: whole Mark Robinson will join this. One hour from now.
Speaker 1: We'll chat with him. Obviously. This will be the last
Speaker 1: chance we get to chat with him before election day
Speaker 1: because you know we do Wednesdays and stuff. So that's uh,
Speaker 1: that's one hour from now. We'll obviously about closing days
Speaker 1: of the campaign. Also hurricane relief, because unlike I guess
Speaker 1: everybody else, we're still kind of thinking about that stuff.
Speaker 1: And it's hard not to. You know, I've the amount
Speaker 1: of stories that I've seen, uh, that you guys have
Speaker 1: sent me of like, Hey, my aunt and uncle live
Speaker 1: in you know, Ash County or whatever, and here's this
Speaker 1: crazy thing that happened.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 1: I mean you could put you put a whole book
Speaker 1: together of just wild stories, man, and uh, all of
Speaker 1: all of that continues. We had a story I didn't
Speaker 1: get to it the other day where you know, you
Speaker 1: had some pokes up. Uh, what was what was the
Speaker 1: real big Chimney road. I'm assuming I shouldn't assume. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know specifically what road it connected off of,
Speaker 1: but you had you had homeowners who couldn't get up
Speaker 1: to their home, and they were telling them it could
Speaker 1: be uh, you know, next year, like you know, like
Speaker 1: it's the space, you know, bringing back those those astronauts.
Speaker 1: And we got a wait for a transfer window, and
Speaker 1: some dudes went in. Just build a road, I mean,
Speaker 1: not a dot side you know, quad lanes with the
Speaker 1: breakdown lane and all that, but access for somebody to
Speaker 1: get to and as somebody who has built roads like this,
Speaker 1: maybe not as nice as these, but stump roads, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: that sucks, by the way, cutting stump roads. So basically
Speaker 1: it's portions of the property where we log we need
Speaker 1: to be able to get back there, and so you
Speaker 1: log in a line and then you also have to
Speaker 1: figure out what you're gonna do. And while you're doing it,
Speaker 1: you're cutting it down literally so it's just six six
Speaker 1: inches max off the ground. You gotta have a you know,
Speaker 1: so decent wheelbase, but you know, and and cutting those
Speaker 1: in and then every time we go through on that road,
Speaker 1: we take another whack with the chainsaw until we can
Speaker 1: flat it out and actually get a road there. That's
Speaker 1: the that's the easiest, foresty way to do it. And
Speaker 1: you know it's not dot or anything, but it's people
Speaker 1: getting things done. So let's let's not shy away from that.
Speaker 1: So that'll be part of the conversation as well. All right,
Speaker 1: back to this, back to this whole unforced air or
Speaker 1: whatever this was, again just to bring you up to speed.
Speaker 1: You remember, people were mad. The line was that at
Speaker 1: the Nazi rally, which of course the talking points were
Speaker 1: that it was a Nazi rally, and at the Nazi rally,
Speaker 1: a speaker not identified as a comedian, just a speaker
Speaker 1: got up and said that Puerto Ricans were garbage. And
Speaker 1: that's the narrative that they took out on the campaign trail. Kamala,
Speaker 1: the various people that spoke on behalf of her her
Speaker 1: own communications, people were feeding into that, and it was
Speaker 1: because they realized that the joke that dude was trying
Speaker 1: to make, the kill Tony guy was trying to make
Speaker 1: if you don't know the big garbage issue they have,
Speaker 1: which is again it's like if it's like the economy
Speaker 1: in if you look at some polling on the importance
Speaker 1: to voters there and rightfully so it's it's pandemonium. And
Speaker 1: it's because they keep ninety ninety five percent of all
Speaker 1: their trash. Well, first of all, ninety they have ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of everything they consume goes to the garbage.
Speaker 1: Recycling is almost non existent. And while I understand that
Speaker 1: recycling a lot of it is a net it's not
Speaker 1: a net gain. It still separates where stuff is going. Okay,
Speaker 1: they don't have that, and so they just dump it everywhere.
Speaker 1: Plus they don't really have infrastructure where it's hard lines
Speaker 1: that people can't just create their own dump or at
Speaker 1: least people do enforce it. They have all these problems,
Speaker 1: but once you're explaining, you're losing, or the joke's not
Speaker 1: funny anymore, any of the rest. So they then go
Speaker 1: out and Joe Biden, during Kamala Harris's speech out on
Speaker 1: the National Mall, decides he's gonna He's gonna roll a
Speaker 1: hand grenade into the room figuratively, not literally. And when
Speaker 1: they have seized the momentum on this particular topic and
Speaker 1: they were going to use it, they were going to
Speaker 1: this was going to be their weapon for the final
Speaker 1: week of the campaign. They had already kicked into gear
Speaker 1: as soon as I saw all of those fundraising emails
Speaker 1: coming over, and I saw the different all the different
Speaker 1: ways that they were presenting it. You realize they were
Speaker 1: going to dig in on this bone for the long haul.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be that that bone you got at Costco,
Speaker 1: that with the big ones, or get like four in
Speaker 1: that pack and your dog is I didn't want you
Speaker 1: around the whole weekend. You're just gonna work on that.
Speaker 1: Think this was their bone. And Joe Biden came out the.
Speaker 4: Other day speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico a
Speaker 4: floating isle of garbage.
Speaker 5: Well, let me tell you something I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know the Puerto Rican that I know, or
Speaker 4: Puerto Rico where I'm in my home state of Delaware.
Speaker 4: They're good, decent, honorable people. The only garbage I see
Speaker 4: floating out there is his supporters, his his his demonizational
Speaker 4: scene is unconscionable and it's not American. It's totally contrary
Speaker 4: to everything we've done.
Speaker 1: All right, So uh, he says, the only garbage I
Speaker 1: see out there is his supporters. The argument from the
Speaker 1: White House, after everyone probably everyone in with it, about
Speaker 1: one fifth of one second went oh oh, he didn't
Speaker 1: just gaff He didn't just gaf he gaffed away our thing.
Speaker 1: He gaffed away our thing, and he gaffed away our
Speaker 1: thing at the same time her MK moment's happening. So
Speaker 1: he didn't just gaff it away, but he gaffed that away.
Speaker 1: And now he covered up the coverage of the other thing.
Speaker 1: I convinced me he's not working against her. So word
Speaker 1: trickles back on that. The White House says, oh, no,
Speaker 1: he meant the supporters possessive apostrophe es there, they're garbage. No, no,
Speaker 1: he didn't, and here's why. Why. You know, One, I
Speaker 1: think you armed him with that little nugget kind of
Speaker 1: him a little coach on what to do, too, he
Speaker 1: delivered it poorly. And three, you decided, when it's clear,
Speaker 1: if you understand the context of what's going on, you
Speaker 1: decided that Trump's evil surrogate who is a comedian. But
Speaker 1: you won't tell anyone that he meant the Puerto Rican people,
Speaker 1: even though that's not it. It's categorically not true. Also,
Speaker 1: he's a comic, so no, you know, you don't get
Speaker 1: to weasel out of this. So then it hits the stage.
Speaker 1: Trump is literally doing his thing up in uh, where's
Speaker 1: he Pennsylvania? It doesn't even matter where he was. He's
Speaker 1: up doing his thing. And oh it is Allentown, that's
Speaker 1: where they were. Yeah. So he's doing his thing and
Speaker 1: Marco Rubiyo is on stage, and I guess Rubio saw
Speaker 1: it first, and he gets to deliver the news. Here's
Speaker 1: Trump's reaction. That's terrible. That's what it says. That's what
Speaker 1: it says.
Speaker 7: So you have.
Speaker 4: Remember Hillary, she said deplorable and then she said irredeevable.
Speaker 10: Right, but she said deplorable.
Speaker 5: That didn't work out.
Speaker 10: Garbage, I think is worse.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 10: But he doesn't know. You have to please forgive him,
Speaker 10: Please forgive him.
Speaker 1: For he not knows what he said, all right, which
Speaker 1: is pretty much I would expect Trump to.
Speaker 2: To say it.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 1: The Biden spokesperson who then had to run to the
Speaker 1: rescue was actually a North Carolina guy, by the way,
Speaker 1: So got that going for you. Good to see you're
Speaker 1: keeping busy. So he again he came out. Do we
Speaker 1: have that audio of him the explaining this thing? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we do. It's right here, right, that's it in the
Speaker 1: yellow on the third row. Right, All right, all right,
Speaker 1: here is here is Andrew Bates, the fix it weasel
Speaker 1: spinmeister over at the Harris administration, explain what he meant
Speaker 1: to say, if you would please, is a soul stupid? Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, what that actually tracks? Because I assumed he
Speaker 1: felt that way, and all of this is him in
Speaker 1: his little tantrum me way letting us.
Speaker 2: Know it's a soul stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, well it was interesting. But hold
Speaker 1: I got more audio of this. And then they're like, hey,
Speaker 1: I wonder what Ben Shapiro thinks. I know that's random,
Speaker 1: but it's got to see an ending. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, no, no, Ross,
Speaker 1: hold on, hold on, I know I understand the two
Speaker 1: different shpirls. I'm making a point here. So then they're like, well,
Speaker 1: what does what does Ben Shapiro think? Going to where
Speaker 1: I watched the Trump thing?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: And oh, how did have you seen the footage of
Speaker 1: him with the twenty five idiots in the half Moon
Speaker 1: where he's literally it's him versus like twenty five woke
Speaker 1: people the other day and he's literally just handling them
Speaker 1: like any eighties fight scene where Steven Segall was and
Speaker 1: there's one hundred henchmen, right, and so so, uh, Shapiro,
Speaker 1: I'm sitting here and I was trying to find my connection.
Speaker 1: I've been to make an anti Semitic joke, but it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. So the governor of Pennsylvania, he even responded
Speaker 1: to it. The Governor of Pennsylvania responded kind of and
Speaker 1: remember when you talk about access to grind the reason
Speaker 1: why Joe Biden may do some of this stuff. And
Speaker 1: then have you seen some of the stories about the
Speaker 1: names that he calls, like Kamala and Barack around the
Speaker 1: White House? Now those look, those are these are the
Speaker 1: gossipy little a source inside the White House. The tale
Speaker 1: as old as time. They used to love these during
Speaker 1: Trump take them or leave them. I don't know whether
Speaker 1: they're true or not, but I would understand why Biden
Speaker 1: would feel that way. And in those moments when he
Speaker 1: recognizes the totality of you know, the the pulpit that
Speaker 1: he has, and if he wants to go put a
Speaker 1: little injury to people he feels that have wronged him,
Speaker 1: I kind of feel like what he's been doing is
Speaker 1: how you would do it. So, now, if you're the
Speaker 1: governor of Pennsylvania, you had your state is overrun with
Speaker 1: these cats. But your jewyness was too much to not
Speaker 1: allow you to be the running mate. Holy hell, man,
Speaker 1: I would think you got an extra grind. So are
Speaker 1: you a team player or do you go ahead and
Speaker 1: you stand right in front of this bullet, this political bullet,
Speaker 1: so to speak, and turn this ship around. Let's find
Speaker 1: Governor vers Off.
Speaker 9: Just what's your response to that comment from from President
Speaker 9: Biden where it sounds like he's calling Trump supporters their garbage.
Speaker 14: Yeah, look, I had not heard that until now, Caitlin,
Speaker 14: So I'm kind of give you my fresh reaction to it.
Speaker 14: I would never insult the good people of Pennsylvania or
Speaker 14: any Americans, even if they chose to support a candidate
Speaker 14: that I didn't.
Speaker 1: Uh So he assumes that's what radioactive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like, I'm not having any of that. Stepping
Speaker 2: away away from that amazingly too, because he seems like
Speaker 2: an intelligent break guy. He's the governor there at Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: He did so he didn't hear the apostrophe.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, Pennsylvanians have that weird where they mush
Speaker 1: words together. It's more of a yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 1: and the Amish don't use apostrophe.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a good point.
Speaker 1: Don't check that.
Speaker 2: I think that that's accurate.
Speaker 1: True obviously, but yeah, yeah, yeah, so you could understand
Speaker 1: why he was confused. So he's sitting there, and so
Speaker 1: he's sitting there and he has to feel some kind
Speaker 1: of way about how the VP stuff. I mean, now
Speaker 1: he probably feels different. Do you think do you think
Speaker 1: the Pennsylvania governor now sits here and goes, oh, thank god,
Speaker 1: or do you think he wishes he was picked, because
Speaker 1: clearly he wanted to be pick. If you watched any
Speaker 1: of his speeches before that, you could tell the guy
Speaker 1: was really he wanted that and it had to be
Speaker 1: very disappointing. But do you think standing there yesterday as
Speaker 1: CNN is asking him about this, the totality that has
Speaker 1: been the campaign, that he is allowed to reflect upon
Speaker 1: whether he can pick out an apostrophe or not, do
Speaker 1: you think he thinks to himself, Oh, thank god, I'm
Speaker 1: not the selection.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, if you believe the polling and all
Speaker 2: the metrics that are out there right now, he probably
Speaker 2: does well.
Speaker 1: But just the visual, damn it. Here's the thing. If
Speaker 1: she loses, it's considered a mess. And in the world
Speaker 1: of politics, it's still kind of old school right, where
Speaker 1: you don't just you don't just vanquish your opponent, you
Speaker 1: slay fifty of his best warriors. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You don't you won't work on a major party campaign
Speaker 1: ever again because you so screwed the pooch here and
Speaker 1: so now he doesn't have that attached to walls. Has
Speaker 1: that attached Harris as it attached. This woman will go
Speaker 1: and she'll probably get us. She'll they'll make her a
Speaker 1: law professor at some at Harvard if Biden doesn't slip
Speaker 1: her into a judge ship somehow, and that'll that'll be
Speaker 1: the end of the day for her. You're some of
Speaker 1: the other folks, man, you're just your host.
Speaker 2: That's a good point. I mean, she's gonna be likeeah, politically,
Speaker 2: she's gonna be like Michael Ducacus.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they'll still take care of her. Just to be clear,
Speaker 1: they'll take care of her. They'll give her one of
Speaker 1: these gigs because her in a nice in a nice
Speaker 1: you know, parachutable position which she just hop back and
Speaker 1: forth and gets speaking fees and all this stuff that
Speaker 1: that puts this visual that you never make mistakes. And
Speaker 1: she was fine, just not fine for right now, but
Speaker 1: in reality it's like, what a nightmare. You don't want
Speaker 1: this woman anywhere near a political campaign again ever ever.
Speaker 1: You know why, because when she starts doing her ticks
Speaker 1: and things, and everybody's got ticks are not all necessarily negative, right,
Speaker 1: you know, like the you know how Bush would speak
Speaker 1: with the hand out front and rock and Bill Clint
Speaker 1: would do the finger, you know that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Not that time he did the but you know where
Speaker 1: you'd wave it at crowds, not the other thing, and
Speaker 1: and and those things. The problem is is that if
Speaker 1: Kamala was to ever run again, as soon as she
Speaker 1: starts cackling or doing the weird accents. She did another
Speaker 1: accent the other day. I don't know. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: what that accent was. Was it preacher, we go for preacher?
Speaker 1: I don't know, But like people will laugh at that.
Speaker 1: People think that's like, oh my gosh, you're the same
Speaker 1: way they remember Ducoccus in the tank, They remember Gary
Speaker 1: Hart with the boat. You get where I'm going here,
Speaker 1: She's done. So if you're Shapiro, hell yeah, you don't
Speaker 1: want a piece of that now, CNN. CNN. On the
Speaker 1: other hand, they decided they were going to get answers.
Speaker 1: Whatever could have brought this about? How could this have
Speaker 1: happened to the president of the commander in chief where
Speaker 1: people are taking him out of context and won't give
Speaker 1: him his apostrophe and he's earned it and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: They got their own explanation. We'll share it next. Hang on,
Speaker 1: we'll do and don't. I got to see an n
Speaker 1: thing coming up on the Biden garbage thing. But like
Speaker 1: every single I got a few yesterday. Anytime voting's going on,
Speaker 1: people are sending me stories. Hey, here's the experience I had.
Speaker 1: This happened, this didn't happen. What do you think? This
Speaker 1: person was too close?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: And most of it idiots, like is most of it's
Speaker 1: the crap, like the dude stealing signs, the the guy
Speaker 1: and Carrie in that video allegedly stealing signs. I guess
Speaker 1: it looks in the video like he's trying to take
Speaker 1: some Trump signs and make it so he can't see him.
Speaker 1: But it's a lot of he said, she said, sometimes
Speaker 1: or it's a adults acting like children. But when when
Speaker 1: it's more than that, it because there's so much and
Speaker 1: arguably I think this is by design sometime and not
Speaker 1: only does in this case the government admit it. But
Speaker 1: you got to ask yourself as you as you look
Speaker 1: through the whole process that's portrayed in this video out
Speaker 1: of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Hey, your system is a lot
Speaker 1: bigger than one person incorrectly remembering how a process works.
Speaker 1: So here's here's what happened. And I want to be
Speaker 1: specific what this line was. So this woman shows up,
Speaker 1: there's a big old line outside of a polling place
Speaker 1: or you know where you go to vote, and in
Speaker 1: this case, it's kind of where you go to vote.
Speaker 1: But right now in Pennsylvania, this particular line and voting
Speaker 1: location is facilitating mail in on demand mail in balloting,
Speaker 1: which is how Pensy is some Pennsylvania does. And so
Speaker 1: you walk in and you'd be like, I want to vote,
Speaker 1: but I just want to grab what I need, So
Speaker 1: go through and then here's my ballot and then or
Speaker 1: they'll mail it to you. Is specifically how PA does
Speaker 1: it in most circumstances. But none of that's important. What
Speaker 1: is important is, like any other voting line, Pennsylvania does
Speaker 1: what North Carolina does. So if I show up to
Speaker 1: my polling. My let's say the polls are open till seven,
Speaker 1: and I don't get off work till six, and I
Speaker 1: hustle and I make it down on election day to
Speaker 1: go and vote, and when I show up at six
Speaker 1: point thirty, there's a line that's six blocks long. I
Speaker 1: don't have to worry that I'm not going to get
Speaker 1: to vote because I'm in line before the cutoff. And
Speaker 1: then at seven o'clock and I have been one year
Speaker 1: for an early voting precinct, I was like the last
Speaker 1: like ten or fifteen people. Because we were talking with
Speaker 1: the folks who had to bring the sign out and
Speaker 1: be like no more in line, and yeah, people would
Speaker 1: get upset, but it was a clearly defined, understandable thing
Speaker 1: if you are and they actually set the sign up earlier,
Speaker 1: so as long as you were on the sidewalk within
Speaker 1: that sign, you didn't even have to really be formed.
Speaker 1: They aired on the side of wanting to let people
Speaker 1: vote and recognizing that people have different schedules, different stuff.
Speaker 1: So what was happening up there is people were trying
Speaker 1: to show up in line like an hour and a
Speaker 1: half before they closed, and they were being told by
Speaker 1: law enforcement and by and I don't know who these
Speaker 1: people are. These women. There's one woman in particular, there's
Speaker 1: just a just a look on her face. I can
Speaker 1: tell that she is a smug piece of garbage, right,
Speaker 1: just one of the worst kind of probably has nothing
Speaker 1: going on in her own life, relishes her hoa position,
Speaker 1: whatever this is. And she's wearing a lanyard badge, a
Speaker 1: big one, not even a little one, like a big
Speaker 1: in your face one that says voter protection. But I
Speaker 1: don't think she's a I don't think she works for
Speaker 1: the county. One of two things is going on. I
Speaker 1: can't figure out. I don't think she I don't think
Speaker 1: she technically works in any capacity except as a volunteer
Speaker 1: for a partisan organization. And then they wear these lanyards,
Speaker 1: which arguably is incredibly disingenuous. When you see the lanyards,
Speaker 1: people probably ask her questions.
Speaker 2: Right above it and yellow reading it is his Dems. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it does say Dems.
Speaker 1: And I think it has to do with how they
Speaker 1: have to id a party that their organization might I
Speaker 1: try to look it up and I don't. Admittedly I
Speaker 1: don't understand it. But just to be clear, some poll
Speaker 1: workers who identify as DEM or GOP are technically supposed
Speaker 1: to be there or part of the process, because you
Speaker 1: know how they hire a poll watchers, and that's its
Speaker 1: own big scandal because in some places you have like
Speaker 1: in Detroit you got like thirty Republican and then a
Speaker 1: thousand are fifteen hundred Democrat right pool watchers, but they're
Speaker 1: part of the I don't think she's even part of
Speaker 1: the program. So this woman is standing there and she's like, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm here to vote. They're like, I'm sorry, you can't,
Speaker 1: uh the line, there's the sign we closed it off,
Speaker 1: and she's like no, no, no, no. It's like an
Speaker 1: hour and a half before it closes, Like, yeah, well,
Speaker 1: there's it's too busy. There's too many people showed up
Speaker 1: to vote. You can't vote today, which is not the law.
Speaker 1: And so this idiot, there's a word I want to
Speaker 1: use for this woman. I just I don't know why,
Speaker 1: but just everything about her just made me dislike her.
Speaker 1: And that's not usually my thing, right because I want
Speaker 1: to understand where you're coming from. But just all her mannerisms,
Speaker 1: right her just smugness, because she's like in her mind,
Speaker 1: she's like, yeah, I know who this woman wants to
Speaker 1: vote for, and we're not going to let her, never
Speaker 1: pausing for a moment to in her mind go, you
Speaker 1: know what, does this make me a big stemen pile
Speaker 1: of garbage? Yeah? Yeah, it probably does. Maybe I shouldn't
Speaker 1: do that. Maybe I shouldn't be sitting out here with
Speaker 1: a quasi fake lanyard so that people think that I
Speaker 1: am a go to source of information for things having
Speaker 1: to do with elections. Didn't They just arrest a woman
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts for telling people to stand in line and
Speaker 1: stay in line and vote, not who to vote for,
Speaker 1: just to vote. And they said that was a bridge
Speaker 1: too far because this woman and a law enforcement officer
Speaker 1: roll up to the woman who wants to get in line,
Speaker 1: and they're just like, no, it's too busy, you can't.
Speaker 1: You got to come back later, come back tomorrow, come
Speaker 1: back another day, which is not the law. And this
Speaker 1: woman's shaking her head, She's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 1: gotta do. Can't vote here, don't have to go home,
Speaker 1: can't stay here, And that was the video that went viral. Now,
Speaker 1: admittedly I'm not an election official or even one who
Speaker 1: understands fully Pennsylvania's elections, but I would suspect that the
Speaker 1: Bucks County, PA, the county where this happened. They probably do,
Speaker 1: and they seem to realize this was no contrary to do.
Speaker 1: But listen to the way there's smugness even in the
Speaker 1: way that they word this. They wrote, contrary to what
Speaker 1: is being depicted on social media. If you are in
Speaker 1: line by five pm for on demand mail in ballot applications,
Speaker 1: you will have the opportunity to submit your application for
Speaker 1: a mail in ballot. Here's the thing. Don't word it
Speaker 1: as contrary to what is being depicted on social media.
Speaker 1: This isn't what's being depicted. When you write it like that,
Speaker 1: you make it sound like even if you're just intimating
Speaker 1: that the video is not accurate. And yet if you
Speaker 1: go through the rest of this thread, you clearly believe
Speaker 1: everything in the video is accurate. So my question is
Speaker 1: that law enforcement officer who came up and decided that
Speaker 1: he was going to be he knew all the election
Speaker 1: laws and he clearly doesn't. Where is his accountability? And
Speaker 1: here's the thing. I understand why if you're a police
Speaker 1: officer and you're you're a polling place, your job is
Speaker 1: not to sit there and explain laws Frankly, you probably
Speaker 1: don't want to. Your job kicks in and if something
Speaker 1: happens that requires law enforcement to intervene, somebody gets unruly
Speaker 1: to people get in fights, because why not, right, that's
Speaker 1: what it is. So the officer should have been in
Speaker 1: that position. But also he was on teams smug with
Speaker 1: this lady, So I don't really care. And if she
Speaker 1: is not an elected election official and she's telling people
Speaker 1: stuff like that, how is that not voter intimidation? How
Speaker 1: is that not an act designed to keep somebody from
Speaker 1: posting their to making their vote in a legal way,
Speaker 1: Because it's a really wide open statute in most places,
Speaker 1: you just have to do something that you think would
Speaker 1: diminish their ability to do the vote. Ironically, that's why
Speaker 1: the argument that if Congress didn't want to certify in
Speaker 1: January sixth, they could have certified the next day, which
Speaker 1: they basically did. What's the big whoop? And it was
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter how long you deviate them. It's the
Speaker 1: fact that they were paused for even a moment. So, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, to get it, throw this throw this woman, Uh,
Speaker 1: throw the book at her. She violated the law because
Speaker 1: she It's all h o a Karen vibe. Now, yeah,
Speaker 1: you have to go see it all right, finally this
Speaker 1: and then we'll get into our weather. On all of
Speaker 1: the Biden garbage stuff. The question was, what is how
Speaker 1: is CNN going to handle this? Oh and I remember
Speaker 1: and I was wanting to say about the Ben Shapiro thing.
Speaker 1: So Ben Shapiro did these twenty He sat with like
Speaker 1: twenty five moonbats, debated all of them like, uh, it's
Speaker 1: some sort of wildly unfair fight in an eighties ninja movie.
Speaker 1: And so he did that. Ben Ben Shapiro did that.
Speaker 1: Josh Shapiro, the Pennsylvania governor, went asked one question in
Speaker 1: an environment where if he'd just said if he did
Speaker 1: if when CNN asked Shapiro about what do you think
Speaker 1: about the garbage thing, and he'd just said, well, I
Speaker 1: understand that people get bit by honey badgers sometimes randomly
Speaker 1: say things they get like a small turetts, and CNN
Speaker 1: would in fact check that, they'd bring on a honey
Speaker 1: badger expert. They would say exactly what you want, like
Speaker 1: it would go away. Shapiro didn't even have the stones
Speaker 1: to go into it in this in the easiest environment
Speaker 1: to win ever, Meanwhile, his name's sake is literally like
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia wherever he did that thing, debating twenty five
Speaker 1: lunatics at once. I found that amusing. But CNN they
Speaker 1: went in a different direction.
Speaker 6: Joe Biden has never been a big arena speaker. He's
Speaker 6: never been the most fluid speaker. And by the way,
Speaker 6: as someone who had a starter growing up, it's very
Speaker 6: obvious to me if there's an apostrophe at the end
Speaker 6: of supporters there, he was referring to the garbage spewed
Speaker 6: by supporters, not simply the supporters themselves.
Speaker 1: By the way, can I ask this because I work
Speaker 1: in the media, it is every person in media quote
Speaker 1: used to have a stutter. Do you know any people
Speaker 1: we found out during the Biden administration used to have
Speaker 1: a stutter that I maybe they've talked about it, I
Speaker 1: don't know, or maybe they just say they can identify.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't matter whether you think there's an apostrophe
Speaker 1: on s when he's clearly talking about garbage as applied
Speaker 1: to humans for the purpose of casting the allegation, and
Speaker 1: it's the same sentence, that's what he means. So yeah,
Speaker 1: they went with stutter, which is the which by the
Speaker 1: way is the joke Ross makes. That's his joke thing.
Speaker 1: If I might hate you hear what Biden said, at
Speaker 1: some point Ross will be like, yeah, he's got a stutter,
Speaker 1: like that's a joke, and they went with it for reals.
Speaker 1: So there's that, all right. Seven forty seven raced agic
Speaker 1: from the Weather Channel. He is here doing his thing
Speaker 1: on a on a Wednesday. What's up man?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Or not not much? Right?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Whether stays dry for the most part. How did we
Speaker 15: nothing really changes broke that?
Speaker 1: Or is he just okay?
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 1: Seven?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Oh, here you go? What was going on?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 15: He pushed the wrong button.
Speaker 1: Come out roskin with it? Really yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll throw it on him, why not?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but called I can't believe you called half the
Speaker 1: country garbage. There you go, thanks, I did that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: not Clemson fans are garbage, I believe, is what she said.
Speaker 1: Oh is that what he said?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well heading up this weekend, we'll see all hair
Speaker 1: Jerry Jones.
Speaker 15: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, he still has faith. He said
Speaker 15: ten games to go, there's still time. Okay, we'll see.
Speaker 15: Got some injuries coming back and who knows. So anyway,
Speaker 15: next few days, casey, I mean the message is going
Speaker 15: to stay the same or not much rain next seven days,
Speaker 15: well above average temperatures as upper seventies for most, but
Speaker 15: near eighty in some spots. Today Tomorrow Friday. A little
Speaker 15: patching fog this morning, so that could be slowing us down,
Speaker 15: not only on the roads but also at the airport.
Speaker 15: So just check ahead if you're going to catch a flight.
Speaker 15: Might back it off a little bit by the weekend,
Speaker 15: but still near seventy degrees. Will stay in the mid
Speaker 15: upper sixties, and they tried it into the mountains Friday night.
Speaker 1: There might be a shower.
Speaker 15: But really, again emphasizing, with this strong ridge in place,
Speaker 15: not much rain around, we're gonna warm up again next week,
Speaker 15: back close to eighty degrees by Tuesday. Really, I don't
Speaker 15: see much changing at least in the next seven to
Speaker 15: ten days. Some of the guy is suggesting maybe mid
Speaker 15: month a pattern change. But if you're looking for rain,
Speaker 15: oh look here, we ain't got it.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I uh yeah, I wouldn't mind. I don't
Speaker 1: mind a little rain when I want to take a nap.
Speaker 1: So if you could figure out they give me commands
Speaker 1: for the heart.
Speaker 2: Sorry, right, can't help you.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll try and try to appreciate, right, all right,
Speaker 1: coming up on the show, dude, dude this how crazy
Speaker 1: is this diddy thing going to get before it's I mean, well,
Speaker 1: we'll probably never see the full list, because holy crap,
Speaker 1: who might be on there, But just this stuff that
Speaker 1: keeps coming out between a lawsuit that was filed and
Speaker 1: also some new allegations and some potentially uh insight into
Speaker 1: how a freak off works. You guys want to know
Speaker 1: what's going on in a freak off? Ah, yeah, you do.
Speaker 1: I'll be delicate. We'll get into that next.
Speaker 2: Hang on.
Speaker 1: Been a couple of quick calls here just because we
Speaker 1: got the Lieutenant governor coming up in a moment. Joe Anne,
Speaker 1: what's going on? Uh?
Speaker 12: Good morning? How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good?
Speaker 12: But okay, I just wanted to I heard you speaking
Speaker 12: a little bit earlier about the road that was built,
Speaker 12: and I just wanted to make sure that the West
Speaker 12: Virginia Strip honors who came on their on time with
Speaker 12: their own equipment got credit for clearing and creating that
Speaker 12: road between back Kay than Chimney Rock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I couldn't. I trying to remember the name of
Speaker 1: the road. It's like big chimney or something. But I
Speaker 1: but the point is, yeah, yeah, they would ahead and
Speaker 1: did it. Although I think the dot got up in
Speaker 1: their business and I don't know what the status that is.
Speaker 3: That was.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that just happened, but they kind of got up
Speaker 12: in their business. But they didn't say up so left it.
Speaker 12: They had already made the pathway and it was already Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: That sounds like a little wink wink, nod nod, And
Speaker 1: I'm okay with That's amazing about all right, Joey, thank
Speaker 1: you very much for the call there. You know what
Speaker 1: they're like, hey, hey, don't do that because we have this,
Speaker 1: you know, we have to make sure there's grades and
Speaker 1: you know all the bureaucracy. All right, better not can't
Speaker 1: you doing that. We're gonna go be in the other
Speaker 1: county for four days, have fun, right, I'm fine with
Speaker 1: that whatever, jamal uh I got about a minute and
Speaker 1: a half. If you could possibly keep it to that
Speaker 1: where we'd be good.
Speaker 7: So okay, see, I just want to say this. I
Speaker 7: was sick when I heard of that comedian and said
Speaker 7: I'm like, oh my god, why would you sit here
Speaker 7: and used as Nick Trump's venue to try to make
Speaker 7: yourself to push your edgy stuff. Because I myself have
Speaker 7: spoke at Lee County Republican dinner before and Mark Robinson
Speaker 7: was coming up. I was the master of ceremony, and
Speaker 7: you know what, I kept my edgy stuff. What I
Speaker 7: would saying on on on the air, on podcast, I
Speaker 7: wouldn't do.
Speaker 1: From from Willie Wonka, who drank all the the you know,
Speaker 1: the sug just bursting around.
Speaker 7: But yes, yes, but Joe Biden literally saved us from that.
Speaker 7: I'll be honest, Joe Biden that comment calling half.
Speaker 13: Of America garbage, that's worse than the plobles. That's worse
Speaker 13: than anything. You know, He's he's basically they have always
Speaker 13: called us Nazis, they have always called us this, but
Speaker 13: he literally said his supporters are garbage. They cannot flip that,
Speaker 13: and they're trying. So I just say this, and I'm
Speaker 13: so glad that President Trump said what he said. He
Speaker 13: doesn't know what he said, because now it's time for
Speaker 13: those of us and all the surrogates other politicians to
Speaker 13: get out there and say, hey, this is what Joe
Speaker 13: Biden said. Now President Trump don't need to focus on it.
Speaker 13: Let everybody else focus on it.
Speaker 1: Well, the next task we have at hand. Uh, let's
Speaker 1: go ahead and get the Lieutenant governor of the great
Speaker 1: state of North Carolina as well as the gubernatorial GOP
Speaker 1: candidate and a hot pile of garbage. Apparently, how you doing, Mark, Bro?
Speaker 1: Everybody's I'm good garbage? How are you?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: Yeah? What a morning man? So let me uh, let me,
Speaker 1: let's let's talk some campaign stuff before you get out
Speaker 1: of here. I want to talk some mountain stuff, because
Speaker 1: of course that has that's seemingly not in the news
Speaker 1: cycle anymore as we sit here a week out from
Speaker 1: the election. So what you've been up to? Mark? What
Speaker 1: have you been doing a little of this, a little
Speaker 1: of that, doing one hundred counties, doing some volunteer works.
Speaker 1: Where have you been over the last couple of weeks?
Speaker 1: Is we near election day? Week from yesterday?
Speaker 3: We've been a little bit like Johnny Cash. We've been everywhere.
Speaker 3: We've been all over. We've been having events every day,
Speaker 3: anywhere between five and nine events a day. This week
Speaker 3: we're doing just a We're doing some some localized big
Speaker 3: rallies inviting people from multiple counties. We were in part
Speaker 3: of Rick County at the corn Rick County Speedway last night.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be an LV tonight and then we've got
Speaker 3: other spots planning all the way out through the weekend.
Speaker 3: But we're doing we're doing some one stops, but inviting many, many,
Speaker 3: many people from many many counties in the surrounded areas
Speaker 3: that we're stopping at. So the one cornerret went well
Speaker 3: last night. Uh, but we just we've been everywhere in
Speaker 3: the crowds have been very good, very good. It's been
Speaker 3: kind of a mixed bag. Of course, when you go
Speaker 3: to the smaller areas, you go have smaller crowds. But
Speaker 3: we've got some really really really really good responses and
Speaker 3: we got a lot of energy and a lot of momentum.
Speaker 7: On the ground.
Speaker 1: Well, give me your assessment, Mark. I mean, you guys
Speaker 1: have your own internal pulling and I'm not gonna sit
Speaker 1: here and get into all this stuff. Obviously, you had
Speaker 1: your press conference, and you know, part of the charm
Speaker 1: of doing something where you you basically go back and say, hey,
Speaker 1: here's the dirt on something that we led you happened
Speaker 1: twenty years ago, is usually there's no time for a
Speaker 1: campaign necessarily to respond because of the complexity and the
Speaker 1: late nature of it. So I'm just I'm curious what
Speaker 1: you think. What would you tell your supporters here in
Speaker 1: the in the final moments, Yes, it did inflict some
Speaker 1: injury and now you need to work harder than ever.
Speaker 1: We took it and we shook it off, or or
Speaker 1: this thing is has been problematic that you know, we
Speaker 1: we really maybe we've got to do something different here
Speaker 1: at the end of the week. So give me give
Speaker 1: me the Mark Robinson campaign Assessment. With less than a
Speaker 1: week to go, what do you what do you want
Speaker 1: to tell your people?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, our our campaign has continued to go
Speaker 3: uh and continue to move forward. We've done exactly what
Speaker 3: we needed to do. You know a number of people
Speaker 3: said you need to focus a heart for spending your
Speaker 3: time on defending yourself against this. Well we always knew
Speaker 3: that that wasn't true. We knew that that's exactly what
Speaker 3: they've wanted us to do. They either wanted us to
Speaker 3: drop out or spend all of our time focused on this.
Speaker 3: We haven't. We've been painting an attorney. The attorney's taking
Speaker 3: the case. We've been campaigning at our campaign and it's
Speaker 3: still going fantastic.
Speaker 1: Folks because the media, because the media doesn't show you
Speaker 1: out campaigning anymore.
Speaker 3: And that's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the people think that you've been hiding in it.
Speaker 1: You've been hiding in that cave under Lynnville Falls, right, absolutely.
Speaker 3: But we've been using social media to combat that as
Speaker 3: folks know where we've been going and know what we've
Speaker 3: been doing. The media, I mean to just say it
Speaker 3: flat out. The most of the news media is just horrendous.
Speaker 3: They are horrendous and I don't understand how they even
Speaker 3: sleep at night being as biased as they are. The
Speaker 3: only thing they do is trying to destroy people that
Speaker 3: they don't like. One of the biggest problems we have
Speaker 3: in this country right now is a bias needs media
Speaker 3: that is complicit with one party. It is horrendous. It's terrible.
Speaker 3: Those folks need to change course. And I tell people
Speaker 3: all the time the solution is to turn them off.
Speaker 3: Do not listen to them, do not watch them, do
Speaker 3: not patronize them. Just don't do it, because that's why
Speaker 3: they keep going. The CNN story is a perfect example
Speaker 3: of that. Those who turn it, turn on CNN and
Speaker 3: actually listen to CNN after all of their lives that
Speaker 3: we have seen after you still see them trying to
Speaker 3: constant destroy Donald Trump every day, day after day with
Speaker 3: the legis lives would have truth with any windows. There
Speaker 3: are people who will still listen to this so called
Speaker 3: news agency. It is my numbering cases. We need to
Speaker 3: turn that off and focus on what matters and what
Speaker 3: matters are the issues.
Speaker 1: Well, let me let me say this and be clear,
Speaker 1: this is my words and not Marx. You can agree
Speaker 1: or disagree. I would say what you just described there
Speaker 1: with the some of the folks in the media, those
Speaker 1: some of those folks dound like garbage mark again my words,
Speaker 1: that would be uh that, that would be how I
Speaker 1: would describe it. But ultimately is yeah, I'm not I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna you can you can comment on that, but
Speaker 1: how do you fix it? And the end, what do
Speaker 1: you are you hopeful at all? Watching some of the
Speaker 1: the infighting that's going on at places like the Washington
Speaker 1: Post where reporters are quitting and editorial people are quitting
Speaker 1: because they won't endorse Kamala Harris, I.
Speaker 3: Think a Hilaire, it's actually Casey. I think it's hilarious
Speaker 3: that if you're coming on the fire because of that,
Speaker 3: I could tell you this I wouldn't call necessarily the
Speaker 3: people there, certainly I wouldn't call them garbage. But their product,
Speaker 3: their product, what they put on the airwaves is garbage.
Speaker 3: It's trash. These people literally are putting trash on the airwaves.
Speaker 3: They're putting half truth and half in the windows. And
Speaker 3: they're not telling the news. They are telling a narrative.
Speaker 3: And those folks at no matter which one of these
Speaker 3: agencies that it's at, I just don't understand why there's
Speaker 3: no one inside of those newsrooms who just stands up
Speaker 3: but says, why don't we just tell the truth? Or
Speaker 3: you run.
Speaker 1: Up at the New York Times, not because he was
Speaker 1: a right wing editor. They ran him because he's like,
Speaker 1: maybe we should have Tom Cotton write something. Remember they
Speaker 1: ran They fired that dude.
Speaker 3: Yes, And that's what That's what gets me. If you're
Speaker 3: so collageous, if you're so brave, if you're so so
Speaker 3: such a harbager of free speech, why are you so
Speaker 3: afraid of one side of the of the opposite opinion.
Speaker 3: I'm not afraid at all of the opposite of opinions.
Speaker 3: I welcome them to sit down at the debate table
Speaker 3: with me. I welcome Josh Stein to a debate. He
Speaker 3: won't debate me. He can't debate me, and he can
Speaker 3: and will not debate me because he knows he has
Speaker 3: not one policy leg to stand on. On every single
Speaker 3: crucial issue, he is a loser on every one of them.
Speaker 3: That's why he won't stand on the debate states. And
Speaker 3: that's why these folks are so bound and determined to
Speaker 3: push the opposite voices out of their newsrooms because they
Speaker 3: know what they are presenting to the American people.
Speaker 7: It's not the truth.
Speaker 1: Well, and and this is why, kind of in a
Speaker 1: circular fashion, I wanted to highlight this. Obviously Mark's aware
Speaker 1: of it, but I say, people who partially are, you know,
Speaker 1: because they're busy. We got a thousand things going on.
Speaker 1: What you want to talk about collaboration between a candidate
Speaker 1: and news agencies. You're looking at it right now, CNN,
Speaker 1: ARI L and others. They go ahead and they run
Speaker 1: the pieces, They do the polling, which would tell you
Speaker 1: that Trump's neck and neck right now in North Carolina,
Speaker 1: which is obviously true since the Hairs campaign pulled their
Speaker 1: ad spending, so I believe that. And then by not
Speaker 1: reporting on you when you're out doing campaign stuff, you know,
Speaker 1: in the normal course of it, or even when you
Speaker 1: were doing some of your hurricane stuff. That's a conscious decision,
Speaker 1: because it is a it is a combined effort to
Speaker 1: tell to the populace of North Carolina stick of forking them,
Speaker 1: he's done. And people don't always see what bias looks like.
Speaker 1: That's part of it right there.
Speaker 3: You better know it, Jason. When the CNN story broke,
Speaker 3: I literally had to put a do not truspass inside
Speaker 3: on my front lawn. These reporters were breaking my knocking
Speaker 3: my doors down, And I tell them this when I
Speaker 3: see them, I tell them to their faces. And they're
Speaker 3: too cowardly and too sorry to put this on the airwaves,
Speaker 3: but I tell them. When I was in western North Carolina,
Speaker 3: j C. And I was there day after day, hour
Speaker 3: after hour, for the better part of three weeks.
Speaker 7: I was up there.
Speaker 3: I did not see one news camera the entire time
Speaker 3: I was up there, not one casey, not one news
Speaker 3: camera from any of these major news stations, none of
Speaker 3: them from my hometown, none of them from Raleigh. They
Speaker 3: were nowhere to be found. Nobody knocked on my door
Speaker 3: and asked me about the massive relief drive that we
Speaker 3: were organizing. Nobody came in to see us, to see
Speaker 3: us when we were flying supplies in and out of
Speaker 3: places where inaccessible. Nobody came out to Hickory Airport to
Speaker 3: see that magnificent operations that was going on out there
Speaker 3: by those civilians. The news media in this country one
Speaker 3: of our number one problems. And I'm telling you, I'm
Speaker 3: urging people across the state and across the nation turn
Speaker 3: that garbage off till again, it's not the people, but
Speaker 3: the product that they present to the people is garbage,
Speaker 3: and it's not worth looking at it, all right.
Speaker 1: So that's Mark's position. I have the position that a
Speaker 1: handful of them are all the people are also garbage.
Speaker 1: So you and I can agree to disagree. Let's get
Speaker 1: to the mountain stuff, Mark, because by by pretending that
Speaker 1: you're still not running, they have to also pretend that
Speaker 1: there's that you weren't up in the mountains doing stuff.
Speaker 1: You weren't part of some of the different efforts up there.
Speaker 1: But they do so at their own peril. Because Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris already this week has come out and shown a
Speaker 1: great amount of compassion for hurricane victims. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you saw this in Puerto Rico. And here's the
Speaker 1: thing people annoy It's not that people in North carol
Speaker 1: I want to see people in Puerto Rico dealing with,
Speaker 1: you know, devastating conditions. It's the part where North Carolina
Speaker 1: is still dealing with it. And also, I'm still uncomfortable
Speaker 1: believing the total number of deaths, not because I think
Speaker 1: it's nine thousand or some crazy number I saw on
Speaker 1: the internet, but like in the same week that we're
Speaker 1: telling we're saying it's ninety eight, the state also reported
Speaker 1: it was in the seventies and some of its speculatives.
Speaker 1: So I'm asking you, Mark, do you think ninety eight
Speaker 1: is the accurate death toll from what you've seen, or
Speaker 1: do you think that there's not that you're you're going
Speaker 1: conspiracy here, But it's just such a big footprint. I
Speaker 1: would think the number probably has to change, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: I think it would, says I'm hoping it wouldn't be
Speaker 3: more than that, and I'm certainly quite it would be
Speaker 3: left in that. Uh, but there's there's there's no way
Speaker 3: to tell right now to give anybody a FOLID number.
Speaker 3: But what I can tell you if this, if the
Speaker 3: need media was worth it salt instead of digging around
Speaker 3: trying to find out about what somebody said on Facebook
Speaker 3: fifteen years ago, they would be absolutely rabid every day
Speaker 3: reporting on the death toll in western North Carolina, saying
Speaker 3: officials are still not settled on the death toll. We're
Speaker 3: trying desperately to find out where a death toll is.
Speaker 3: We're trying to find out where to relief that they
Speaker 3: should be reporting on this stuff every single thought, every day. Casey,
Speaker 3: they're not, and they're not doing it because that's not
Speaker 3: part of their agenda. Actual work that needs to be
Speaker 3: done in this state, the actual things that are affecting
Speaker 3: people's lives, is not part of their agenda. What's part
Speaker 3: of their agenda is anything that is colacious enough, anything
Speaker 3: that is distracting enough for them to make sure that
Speaker 3: nobody pays attention to the issues that will demonize the
Speaker 3: politicians that they like, and focus on the things that
Speaker 3: will demonize the politicians that they despise. That Casey is
Speaker 3: just that's malfeasans and it's absolute worse, and then our
Speaker 3: news media is right with it. I think that's part
Speaker 3: of the reason why we can't get solid answers here
Speaker 3: if we've had agencies that were going after these folks saying, hey,
Speaker 3: we need some answers on this because these are North
Speaker 3: Carolinians and North Carolinians either know how many the fell
Speaker 3: citizens have been lost. I think we see some better
Speaker 3: numbers coming out. But you know, going back again, this
Speaker 3: is a very difficult form to deal with all some
Speaker 3: casey we have.
Speaker 10: Remember that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the part I want to agree with you.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm just trying to compact because I got
Speaker 1: two things before we.
Speaker 3: Get out of there.
Speaker 1: I have no problem with, by the way, I have
Speaker 1: no problem with Roy Cooper coming out and saying, let's
Speaker 1: you know, we're going to put flags half staff and
Speaker 1: here's fine. I'm not going to get political over that. However,
Speaker 1: I also have no problem with the government coming out
Speaker 1: and saying, look, we're dealing with a footprint that's eight
Speaker 1: hundred miles by eight hundred miles, and I don't know
Speaker 1: if you know this. Occasionally some old boy lives up
Speaker 1: in the mountains doesn't talk to anybody and he likes
Speaker 1: it that way. So it's not easy getting a head count.
Speaker 1: Bear with us, but this is the best information. And
Speaker 1: I think what you said about if the media had
Speaker 1: been on the ground instead of driving up to Ashville
Speaker 1: to stand in the parking lot by the Justice Center
Speaker 1: there by, because that that crazy clock there and it's
Speaker 1: in the background to say, we talked to a county
Speaker 1: commissioner and they said all the things on the internet
Speaker 1: are not true. And it's say, oh, did you look
Speaker 1: at some did you drive over there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: But he said, it's not like if the media was
Speaker 1: up there, a lot of this, the the the emotional
Speaker 1: stuff that was bothering people, and the trust issues I
Speaker 1: think starts to evaporate. But the only time I saw
Speaker 1: a lot, not all of them, a lot. There were
Speaker 1: quite a few up there that were doing actual journalism.
Speaker 1: I want to be clear. Maybe not TV all the
Speaker 1: time or paper all the time, but you you could
Speaker 1: have been part of the solution and say, hey, so
Speaker 1: we showed up at this place where they said that
Speaker 1: FEMA wasn't and here's FEMA right, use your cameras. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they didn't. It's so it's so sad.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to feel that.
Speaker 3: That's right, man, that's right. But for them it's always
Speaker 3: about how do we angle it to demoni the people
Speaker 3: we hate and to highlight the people that we like.
Speaker 3: It's not about news, it's about a narrative. And again,
Speaker 3: these people with these news cameras, they're pants and pencils,
Speaker 3: basically be absolutely ashamed to be so immature that they
Speaker 3: allowed their politics to permeate everything that they do. It's immateur,
Speaker 3: and quite frankly, Casey, it's it's a detriment to ours.
Speaker 3: The fact.
Speaker 1: All right, I got thirty seconds. I met our high
Speaker 1: Point studios next week, mark, what's the breakfast joint where
Speaker 1: you go to eat? I'm always looking for a good
Speaker 1: breakfast joint. Recommend one, because if not, I drive to
Speaker 1: Greensboro where I always eat.
Speaker 3: So, oh, you're going to be in halt Point, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: H point right downtown, downtown high Point.
Speaker 3: I would recommend probably Tom's place.
Speaker 1: We got to say, all right, that's right, I go anyway,
Speaker 1: so we're good to go. All right, look at that
Speaker 1: official recommendation and what six eggs and like ten bacon.
Speaker 1: That should be good.
Speaker 3: All right, you better know what low carbon, low car.
Speaker 1: Look at that all right, paleo for me and a
Speaker 1: break for us. We'll be back in just a few
Speaker 1: hang on, thank you, Mark. I was asking Mark about
Speaker 1: hurricane deaths. I was not trying to not questioning. That
Speaker 1: wasn't a question about Mark. It wasn't even a question
Speaker 1: about Cooper. It was a failure by the media to
Speaker 1: full I know it's not not everything's a failure. Sometimes
Speaker 1: you just assume people know stuff, but when they clearly don't,
Speaker 1: I think it's important that you explain when you are
Speaker 1: in a moment where people are very suspicious of your
Speaker 1: actions because they feel and I'm sorry, I have read enough,
Speaker 1: I have seen enough photos, I've talked to enough people,
Speaker 1: I have talked to people on FaceTime, had them showing
Speaker 1: me things that to recognize that this hurricane relief is
Speaker 1: even remotely as efficient as others. But there's also reasons why.
Speaker 1: The footprint of it right, it's it's not just the
Speaker 1: city of Miami or the city of Tampa. Not that
Speaker 1: that's not a huge undertaking, but the city's the city's
Speaker 1: the city. There's not a huge elevation change there, so
Speaker 1: you have a pretty good scope of how a particular
Speaker 1: area was impacted based on where they're standing water and
Speaker 1: historically where there's been water. They don't have a map
Speaker 1: for what you saw at North Carolina, Georgia parts of
Speaker 1: South Carolina. Our topography of North Carolina is so different
Speaker 1: obviously where this flooding took place. So it's okay to
Speaker 1: say we don't fully know. And the other reason is
Speaker 1: her what do you think counts as a hurricane death.
Speaker 1: There's a weird, kind of morbid little thing, but it's
Speaker 1: important that people understand this. So here's what counts as
Speaker 1: a hurricane death. And we'll take Casa to haze. All right,
Speaker 1: So let's say Ross and his family live in the
Speaker 1: path of the hurricane, right and in their neighborhood, and literally,
Speaker 1: here comes, here comes the wind, the rain. They've made
Speaker 1: the choice to stay inside. They got their weather radio,
Speaker 1: they got their batteries, they're tuned to me. And here
Speaker 1: comes the storm. And tragically, the storm is stronger than
Speaker 1: they thought. And as he is trying to just kind
Speaker 1: of get semblance of what's going on, Ross looks out
Speaker 1: the window and he sees a giant tree land on
Speaker 1: his neighbor's house. That's and it's it's clear that that's
Speaker 1: bad news. That would be a hurricane death, and that's
Speaker 1: what everyone thinks of. But let's say the hurricane leaves.
Speaker 1: Two days later, after this tragedy has entailed some the
Speaker 1: neighborhood goes over along with family members of this now
Speaker 1: a neighbor who unfortunately had the tree, and they start
Speaker 1: cleaning up the property and just you know, trying to
Speaker 1: help and lo and behold one of the neighbors while
Speaker 1: trying to chainsaw one of the branches. It wasn't it
Speaker 1: wasn't strapped properly or held properly, so when the pressure
Speaker 1: was off, the damn thing hit him in the head.
Speaker 1: Now he's dead. That's a hurricane victim. That's a hurricane victim.
Speaker 1: And I'll give you another example. Let's say while all
Speaker 1: of this insanity, the mourning over, Ross's poor neighbor has
Speaker 1: been killed by the tree. And then the other neighbor
Speaker 1: it took the same part of the tree upside his head.
Speaker 1: Now this tree, this inanimate object, per se, has killed
Speaker 1: three people in under a week. And emotionally it's doing
Speaker 1: wonders on one of the neighbor's family members. And he's
Speaker 1: not keeping it all together, and he's got a drug habit.
Speaker 1: So he goes down to the dollar store, the CVS
Speaker 1: or whatever's near Ross's neighborhood there, and he's going to
Speaker 1: do a robbery because they're not quite open all the time.
Speaker 1: So he's going to do him some looting, right, who's around,
Speaker 1: Nobody's going to see him? And look at all the
Speaker 1: videos I see of people looting. And he goes in
Speaker 1: and he loots it. And as he's leaving there, he
Speaker 1: sees a store nearby and he's like, you know what,
Speaker 1: I need to meet whatever that guy's selling. So he
Speaker 1: goes in and loots that store. But that guy's there.
Speaker 1: He's at his store. He's in the back to an
Speaker 1: inventory to see if his livelihood is done, and he
Speaker 1: comes face to face with this guy trying to loot
Speaker 1: his stuff. A standoff ensues. Maybe the dude doing the
Speaker 1: loot and brought a weapon with him. Guy sees this,
Speaker 1: he's a key concealed carry, shoots him dead. Guess what
Speaker 1: Hurricane victim. So I retweeted a list. Sorry, I want
Speaker 1: to take a few minutes because I think maybe people
Speaker 1: don't realize that there's always debate about it. There's also
Speaker 1: debate because Paula a U and I believe this politicians
Speaker 1: are trying to screw with it, right because they want
Speaker 1: to start adding other victims as as weather deaths, and
Speaker 1: they want to use this aim kind of open reporting
Speaker 1: methodology that we use for hurricane not just hurricanes, for
Speaker 1: fires and other stuff too, where it's impact day of
Speaker 1: the event, but also anything directly associated with the event,
Speaker 1: like cutting down trees. We're having a heart attack while
Speaker 1: cleaning up debree, which always happens, and in fact that's
Speaker 1: why the number is now officially ninety nine. In North Carolina.
Speaker 1: They added another death. Guy had a heart attack doing
Speaker 1: a storm cleanup. So it's important to understand why those
Speaker 1: numbers may flux. But we're past all that. This, like
Speaker 1: everything else, we've just turned into a political football. And
Speaker 1: you know, the Steins and Coopers of the world would say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's all it's case's fault on the radio and you
Speaker 1: guys on the internet. And the reality is, why the
Speaker 1: hell are you not out there doing a better job
Speaker 1: explaining this stuff. Why don't you be honest, and why
Speaker 1: don't you not prioritize Puerto Rico, Because when all of
Speaker 1: those things happen together, that's how we get here. Capeche
Speaker 1: We good, We understand that, okay, all right? Eight eight
Speaker 1: eight nine three four seven eight seven four. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: this would be a lot easier if you just go
Speaker 1: ahead and explain that and talk about it, because you have.
Speaker 1: The reason you have people that don't trust you is
Speaker 1: because you've done untrustworthy things or you've ignored moments where
Speaker 1: you appear untrustworthy. All of COVID would be a good example.
Speaker 1: And that's how we find ourselves here. And then people
Speaker 1: go tribal man, they seek back to their little little
Speaker 1: teams and whatever somebody in the team says is probably true.
Speaker 6: Right, it's a soul stupid.
Speaker 1: Well, actually that is true. That's not a team's thing.
Speaker 1: That's uh, that's just facts. Thank you, my new grandma.
Speaker 1: Best decision to adopt that woman. Let's talk about bad decisions, though,
Speaker 1: where sometimes things come back to haunt you. This headline,
Speaker 1: you're ready, This is brutal. Jd Vance plays Magic the
Speaker 1: Gathering and his favorite card could reveal GOP candidates dark
Speaker 1: political ambitions. Oh okay, now I'm gonna let you know
Speaker 1: right now. The amount of things I know about Magic
Speaker 1: the Gathering is the name I just read, the thing
Speaker 1: I just read. I mean, I understand it's cards. It's
Speaker 1: gonna have creatures and spells. It's like I conceptually I
Speaker 1: get it, but I don't know specifically enough about the
Speaker 1: individual cards. I understand that there are like any This
Speaker 1: is just the pay per version of what happens in
Speaker 1: modern video games. Right, So if you play some with
Speaker 1: character classes, like really the only thing that I play
Speaker 1: with that is Diablo sometimes, and of course you could
Speaker 1: you know'd be barbar in Mage, you know, different different
Speaker 1: characters out there'd be the Wizard that he couldn't be,
Speaker 1: the Wizard that he could again, and uh and onward
Speaker 1: and upward with all the character classes and the various
Speaker 1: garments and weaponry that that go on them. And what
Speaker 1: will happen inevitably is as they introduce new stuff or
Speaker 1: tweak things, uh uh, they start nerfing and or essentially
Speaker 1: stacking various uh various characters.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: And so it's like this balancing act, and it's a
Speaker 1: constant source of discussion where you'll have some build that
Speaker 1: works great on a particular art like the Archer build
Speaker 1: for Diablo was unstoppable for a while, and and then
Speaker 1: they nerved it because they just feared it was too powerful,
Speaker 1: and so they changed things. So I don't have the
Speaker 1: intricate details. Uh to play Magic the Gathering because I
Speaker 1: chose in high school to talk to girls. So with
Speaker 1: that in mind, I am curious, why you why you
Speaker 1: think that you know that he's some dark, nefarious political
Speaker 1: figure or what to be political figure based on a
Speaker 1: Magic the Gathering card. I have no idea whether that
Speaker 1: is even believable or not, but I'm gonna go with
Speaker 1: probably not all right, So check this out. Jd Vance,
Speaker 1: in addition to being weird, obviously also used to play
Speaker 1: Magic the Gathering. Yeah, here we go.
Speaker 3: Jd.
Speaker 1: Vance may have revealed his cards too early in the race.
Speaker 1: Fans of the fantasy card game Magic the Gathering have
Speaker 1: discovered Vance's favorite card, which they believe reveals everything they
Speaker 1: need to know. In a recent interview, the Ohio Senator
Speaker 1: revealed his adolescent obsession with the game. He said, the
Speaker 1: big problem with transitioning from being a thirteen year old
Speaker 1: who likes Magic the Gathering to a fifteen year old
Speaker 1: who likes magic is that fifteen year old girls do
Speaker 1: not like Magic the Gathering. So I dropped it like
Speaker 1: a bad habit, and and of course every step of
Speaker 1: the way, somebody's like, oh, he's being me. I don't
Speaker 1: know that sounds pretty honest. How many how many of
Speaker 1: you when you started, uh, decided Hey, I should probably
Speaker 1: go talk to the what do they call those girls
Speaker 1: or guys?
Speaker 3: For you?
Speaker 1: For you ladies, did you make changes and what you
Speaker 1: liked even if it meant faking it just because they
Speaker 1: liked it? Because we're all so dumb at that age,
Speaker 1: right exactly. But I know what you guys are. Your
Speaker 1: nerds are wondering, like, what is the card?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: I watch the card all right? So apparently his quote
Speaker 1: favorite card to play was called yog Yogma's Bargain.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Again, I don't know anything about this. The card Apparently
Speaker 1: the card was really really overpowered, right, so if you
Speaker 1: played it, it had the potential to essentially unravel the
Speaker 1: game you're playing. And then everyone's like, oh, let's go
Speaker 1: do something that's not this and and oh no, I
Speaker 1: guess we're gonna do this again. The card, introduced in
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety nine, has since been banned in most competitive
Speaker 1: magic tournaments. So here's the point. I don't know how
Speaker 1: this works. Where they can put a thing in and
Speaker 1: that's taken out and be like, nah, that doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 1: But in this case, you were asking him about a
Speaker 1: period in his life, and in a period in a
Speaker 1: small window of his life, and then you asked him
Speaker 1: what he liked to play, and he told you the
Speaker 1: card that he played, which fits with the timeline. And
Speaker 1: it seems that the card was then after found to
Speaker 1: be problematic. But no, they wrote a whole story about
Speaker 1: him wanting to use a card that he saw as
Speaker 1: really really powerful somehow means he's going to be a dictator.
Speaker 1: And I got to tell you, I don't have enough
Speaker 1: working nerd knowledge to understand if that's even a technically
Speaker 1: fair not just fair, but like, is even an allegation
Speaker 1: you can make in this circumstance because I know nothing
Speaker 1: about any of it. But that's the bottom of the
Speaker 1: barrel right there. In the world of hit pieces. A
Speaker 1: week to go. Man can't wait ray stage, He's here
Speaker 1: to do a hit. Peace on your nice weather, so
Speaker 1: go ahead.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, I know, I know this morning it's not
Speaker 15: real pretty. The further south southwest you go from a
Speaker 15: Wadesboro to Fayetteville, a little more clearing sky, but we
Speaker 15: do have some fog and drizzle in the area. Heads
Speaker 15: up for that and most of us today another warm
Speaker 15: when has some suntle mixed with the clouds upper seventies
Speaker 15: to near eighty degrees. It really depends on where you're
Speaker 15: going to be. Try it into the mountains, probably stay
Speaker 15: in the seventies, get into the triangle, probably hit eighty,
Speaker 15: and then as we had through tonight, some clouds comfortable
Speaker 15: though in the mid toupper fifties, and same temperature profile
Speaker 15: for Halloween and again on Friday, upper seventies to near
Speaker 15: eighty are just above a light wind around. So it's
Speaker 15: going to be a pretty warm Halloween. We talked about
Speaker 15: it yesterday. Case, but those rubber masks, if you got
Speaker 15: one of those or one of those cloaks on if
Speaker 15: you're doing something like what like the Grim Reaper or something,
Speaker 15: going to be warm out there. Man definitely going to
Speaker 15: be a warm one. But we'll cool off over the
Speaker 15: weekend back close to seventy degrees, upper sixties and to
Speaker 15: near seventy for highs, and then warming up again next
Speaker 15: week with no rain. The only chance of showers is
Speaker 15: going to be here Friday night, and that won't be
Speaker 15: in time for any Friday night football, But after midnight
Speaker 15: with the front coming through, don't see any real huge
Speaker 15: changes over the next seven days, maybe mid month. Some
Speaker 15: of the guy is suggesting maybe a pattern change, So
Speaker 15: we'll see if it starts looking a little bit more
Speaker 15: like fall rather than I would call this late spring.
Speaker 15: That's certainly what it feels like. These tempts about ten
Speaker 15: twelve degrees above normal.
Speaker 1: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let me tell you this.
Speaker 1: If you're twenty soven year old girl, you're ecstatic because
Speaker 1: have you seen those costumes? Oh my god? All right,
Speaker 1: thank you, appreciate it. All right, we'll come back with
Speaker 1: Jeff Bellinger next. Hang on, Okay, see, good morning.
Speaker 8: The economy held its own over the summer, but overall
Speaker 8: economic growth was slightly weaker than expected. The government says
Speaker 8: the gross domestic product expended at a two point eight
Speaker 8: percent and you will rate in the third quarter. People
Speaker 8: were still spending money. That was the big driver behind
Speaker 8: the economic growth. Personal consumption was up three point seven percent.
Speaker 8: In private sector, employers did a lot of hiring this month,
Speaker 8: according to ADP. The Payroll Processor says two hundred and
Speaker 8: thirty three thousand workers were added to payrolls. Boeing and
Speaker 8: the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers are trying
Speaker 8: to end that strike, which is shut down aircraft production
Speaker 8: for seven weeks now. Boeing said overnight the company had
Speaker 8: a productive meeting with union leaders. The two sides, of course,
Speaker 8: had a tentative deal earlier this month, but it was
Speaker 8: rejected by the rank and file. Bank of America says
Speaker 8: it is cooperating with federal regulators looking into its efforts
Speaker 8: to detect money laundering and sanctions violations vi evase as
Speaker 8: regulators could take action against the company. The Bank also
Speaker 8: says the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is looking into the
Speaker 8: way electronic payments are handled on the Zell network. McDonald's
Speaker 8: had to know this was coming. A proposed class action
Speaker 8: has been filed by customers who claimed they got sick
Speaker 8: after eating McDonald's quarter pounder hamburgers, and Starbucks is moving
Speaker 8: to streamline it's menu. A line of olive oil drinks
Speaker 8: favored by long time leader Howard Schultz will be permanently
Speaker 8: removed a week from tomorrow when Starbucks launches its special
Speaker 8: holiday drinks. The new CEO, Brian Nichol, has said one
Speaker 8: of his priorities used to simplify the menu and make
Speaker 8: barista's jobs easier, so service will be faster.
Speaker 1: Casey, what do you mean, So I don't they have
Speaker 1: the pumpkin stuff. I haven't been to Starbucks forever, but
Speaker 1: don't they they have a hole stuff is different.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they do the pump Yeah, the pumpkin lattes were
Speaker 8: are out in the fall and the holidays, holiday drinks, Christmas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the other there's some mint things that
Speaker 2: come out.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is what always. I don't know if
Speaker 1: you're a beer drinker, this is what always ruins any
Speaker 1: of the places that serve beer that I like, because
Speaker 1: now they got ten taps that all could be good
Speaker 1: Belgian or strong ales, but like three of them are like, oh,
Speaker 1: let's have cinnamon beer, and you're just destroying everything, ladies.
Speaker 1: So stop it. All right, thanks Jeff, appreciating it.
Speaker 2: Okay, you have a good day.
Speaker 1: Take care all right, there you go. Yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 1: don't need you don't need hazel nut beer. You need
Speaker 1: a cinnamon spice and everything nice. Okay, I need uh,
Speaker 1: I need a highpv al preferably something seven percent or higher,
Speaker 1: or a trapel or you know out in the way
Speaker 1: dom kidding, I don't know. Enjoy your your drinks. There,
Speaker 1: I didn't realize they were I didn't even realize they
Speaker 1: sold drinks made of olive oil. That's that shows you
Speaker 1: my level of knowledge on that front. And then finally
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to I gonn have to roll that
Speaker 1: that other one until tomorrow, real quick. Who came to
Speaker 1: the support and the defense of the comic at Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's rally? Somebody who may surprise you, and I want
Speaker 1: you to point out he's not just defending comedy, he's
Speaker 1: defending the comedian.
Speaker 16: Obviously, in retrospect, a roast comedian come to a political
Speaker 16: rally a week before election day and roasting a key
Speaker 16: voting democrat probably not the best decision by the campaign politically,
Speaker 16: But to be fair, the guy's really just doing what
Speaker 16: he does. I mean, here he is at the Tom
Speaker 16: Brady roast a few months ago.
Speaker 1: The Great Jeff Ross, Ladies and gentlemen, Jeff is.
Speaker 11: So Jewish he only watches football for.
Speaker 2: The coin toss. Gronk, you look like.
Speaker 14: The Nazi that kept burning himself on the ovens. Kevin
Speaker 14: is so small that when his ancestors picked cotton they
Speaker 14: called it deadlifting.
Speaker 16: Yes, yes, of course, terrible boo.
Speaker 12: Yes, there's something wrong with me.
Speaker 2: I find that guy very fun