Speaker 1: This is Gary and Shannon and you're listening to KFI
Speaker 1: AM six forty the Gary and Shannon Show on demand
Speaker 1: on the iHeartRadio app. It is a Tuesday, January twenty first,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the party that is the Gary and Channon Show.
Speaker 3: We have just made it through the particularly dangerous weather situation.
Speaker 2: Are they're going to say a dangerous nine o'clock hour.
Speaker 3: No, but that means that we've made it this far
Speaker 3: without a significant fire threat. There were a couple small ones.
Speaker 3: They were put out very quickly. We are still not
Speaker 3: outside of our red flag fire warnings because of the
Speaker 3: current conditions, and the winds have died down significantly from
Speaker 3: what they were yesterday at this time, but again, we're
Speaker 3: not completely out of it. The expectation is that the
Speaker 3: red flag warnings will stay in effect until about ten
Speaker 3: o'clock tonight. Speaking of which, by the way, President Trump
Speaker 3: did mention that he's headed out to California the end
Speaker 3: of this week to check out fire damage. The expectation
Speaker 3: is that he's also going to stop rue North Carolina.
Speaker 3: He's going to make a trip there first and then
Speaker 3: come out to California North Carolina to follow up on
Speaker 3: the hurricane recovery efforts from back there.
Speaker 1: Well, that was a big Republican talking point that Biden
Speaker 1: left them out in the cold, so to speak, because
Speaker 1: of you know, suppressing the vote or what have you
Speaker 1: in a red area, red districts and things like that.
Speaker 1: So that was a big thing on the alt right
Speaker 1: Twitter world of people going to North Carolina to help
Speaker 1: because the Biden administration was doing nothing.
Speaker 3: The President and the First Lady attended a National Prayer
Speaker 3: ceremony this morning. He is expected to give a big
Speaker 3: speech on infrastructure this afternoon, and he is meeting currently
Speaker 3: with House Speaker Mike Johnson, Senate Majority Leader John Thune,
Speaker 3: and some other Republican leaders that are the ones who
Speaker 3: are going to help him push whatever agenda he's got
Speaker 3: through Congress.
Speaker 1: We will get to vivek Ramaswami being forced out of doze,
Speaker 1: but first I think everybody's to hear who is the
Speaker 1: number one meteorologist according to Google in the Greater Los
Speaker 1: Angeles area.
Speaker 3: Well, we're talking about the story because the Weather Channel
Speaker 3: is going to be providing weather reports for a series
Speaker 3: of television stations around the country. The Weather Channel, based
Speaker 3: in Atlanta, is going to outsource these weather reports to
Speaker 3: places like Iowa and North Dakota and other places around
Speaker 3: the country without having a local meteorologist on the ground.
Speaker 3: We were going to ask, you know, who's the best
Speaker 3: weather person in Los Angeles? And I wanted to know
Speaker 3: if there had ever been a list put together or something,
Speaker 3: So I just typed into Google best weather person Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: Now you know that people are going to take umbrage
Speaker 1: with whatever Google says.
Speaker 3: Not me, it's Google.
Speaker 1: Don't kill the messenger, folks, it's it's mister Google. Dallas
Speaker 1: Rains number one.
Speaker 3: It doesn't even it's not even a list. It's just
Speaker 3: Dallas Rains is what comes up. Wow, it's got his
Speaker 3: Wikipedia entry, it's got his bio from ABC seven.
Speaker 2: That's his real name.
Speaker 3: I think it's Dallas Rains. I mean, yes, how do
Speaker 3: you grow?
Speaker 1: We've done stories like this where people are named things
Speaker 1: like Paul Fish and he ends up being a fisherman.
Speaker 1: It happens. You think he is named Rains from birth
Speaker 1: and he just took a liking to the the rain.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's well Rains. He went to d BAC University.
Speaker 1: Fling State University is spelled with an e all right,
Speaker 1: so interesting. Hmmm, it's just at that point a homonym.
Speaker 2: So what you call that?
Speaker 3: The word? Sure, homonym. But we were asking who's your
Speaker 3: favorite weather Gillian I can't remember her name, but I
Speaker 3: think she was on Channel five with the.
Speaker 2: Other woman, Yeah, Jillian Barbary.
Speaker 3: And I think the guy that passed away, he did not.
Speaker 1: Steve Edwards is alive and well and with us, Jillian Barbary,
Speaker 1: they had some good chemistry.
Speaker 3: That show.
Speaker 1: Steve Edwards with Jillian and Dorothy Lucy was fun.
Speaker 2: I just remember that. Okay.
Speaker 1: So I fancied myself a very serious newsperson at one
Speaker 1: point and as a reporter for years. And I came
Speaker 1: to LA and I was young, and I thought that
Speaker 1: I was a very serious newsperson twenty five, twenty six
Speaker 1: years old, and I I'm watching the I turn on
Speaker 1: It's my first week in LA, just hired at KFI,
Speaker 1: getting ready for work. Turn on the local news and
Speaker 1: there's Gillian and Dorothy and Steve Edwards and there's a
Speaker 1: shuttle launch that morning, and Jillian is putting on her
Speaker 1: lipstick on camera, sitting at the desk, and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my gosh, what have I done? Coming to Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: They are not taking this seriously.
Speaker 1: Oh how funny man is on kt LA Henry de Carlo.
Speaker 4: He's a great weather man.
Speaker 3: It's nice to look.
Speaker 4: At and he also gives back to the community.
Speaker 1: Keep it right. See it's hard to talk about Henry
Speaker 1: and not talk about his looks, though.
Speaker 3: Isn't it. I talk about Henry all the time.
Speaker 1: I mean he's a good looking guy. I mean my
Speaker 1: husband will say it. You know, he's a good looking guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but does he say it unprompted or do you add?
Speaker 3: I mean, is he l I think.
Speaker 2: Comes up like I don't know, a couple times a day.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Gary and Shannon. This is reethe from Long Beach,
Speaker 3: of course, Fritz Coleman. It's a great one. Yes, also
Speaker 3: great personality. Hey, you missed any part of our show.
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Speaker 1: Usually we make a pitch for the podcast after we
Speaker 1: say something relatively interesting. F YI, that's a good point, right,
Speaker 1: But I mean we said interesting things, said Fritz Coleman,
Speaker 1: What more do you want it's It's funny how these
Speaker 1: things work, palace intrigue things, isn't it. We had first
Speaker 1: heard that Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswami, we're going to
Speaker 1: team up to get rid of government waste. They were
Speaker 1: going to create this new government agency, the Department of
Speaker 1: Government Efficiency, and they were asking people to work for free,
Speaker 1: eighty ninety hour work weeks for free, to go through
Speaker 1: all the weedy things in government and weed out all
Speaker 1: of the blubber, all the fat, all the waste.
Speaker 2: I thought it sounded good.
Speaker 1: I know people that work for the federal government who
Speaker 1: are scared that their jobs will be eliminated. However, you
Speaker 1: were one of the first people to bring up, wait
Speaker 1: a minute here, how are these two type A alpha
Speaker 1: dogs going to work together?
Speaker 2: How is this going to work?
Speaker 1: Well, it turns out it didn't last very long for
Speaker 1: that reason on its face, and yesterday we heard that
Speaker 1: through out the weekend there was this move to push
Speaker 1: out Vivek and I materialized yesterday all with this whole
Speaker 1: weird subplot that he's going to announce a run for
Speaker 1: Ohio governor next week. And I say, pallets at the
Speaker 1: intrigue for that point, alone, the fact that he's going
Speaker 1: to run for Ohio governor. That's a very powerful governor
Speaker 1: post Ohio a very powerful state. They just came off
Speaker 1: winning the national championship, and you know there's got to
Speaker 1: be national influence at play for you to capture Ohio.
Speaker 1: So you've got to believe he was given the blessing. Hey,
Speaker 1: we'll get you Ohio if you step down from this
Speaker 1: and let Elon run the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think that that's got to be the way
Speaker 3: that it went. Yeah, because he The other aspect of
Speaker 3: it is he has enough of a personality. And we've
Speaker 3: talked about this before. What does it take for someone
Speaker 3: to run for president? You got to have a pretty
Speaker 3: outsized ego, and those people who run for president just
Speaker 3: generally have outsized egos. Now, some of them deserve it,
Speaker 3: some of them don't. Some of them are running because
Speaker 3: they're I don't know why. But but he had that ego,
Speaker 3: and he I think convinced himself that he was capable
Speaker 3: of doing that because he can win arguments. He's a
Speaker 3: smart enough guy, very learned, very well spoken. He he
Speaker 3: believes that he can win that sort of thing. So
Speaker 3: I almost feel like he took this this position at
Speaker 3: Doge just to kind of keep his.
Speaker 1: Hat in the ring, sure, just enough, just to be
Speaker 1: in the orbit, get people to keep talking about him.
Speaker 3: So that yeah, so that in the event he does
Speaker 3: need to cash in his chips, this is how he doesn't.
Speaker 1: I think I believe this was the play from the beginning,
Speaker 1: and everybody knew it. I believe Elon Musk knew it,
Speaker 1: Vivek knew it, Trump knew it that they were going
Speaker 1: to use this as a launching pad. And I think
Speaker 1: that Vivek maybe got a little too mouthy recently talking
Speaker 1: about the H.
Speaker 2: One N one.
Speaker 1: No, that's not right, b Visas, and that was kind
Speaker 1: of the nail and the coffin there they said.
Speaker 3: One of the reasons that Republicans would have probably been
Speaker 3: frustrated was when we were discussing discussing H one B Visas,
Speaker 3: he criticized American culture, and he went on X and
Speaker 3: said that tech companies higher foreign workers in part because
Speaker 3: of a mindset in the country that has venerated mediocrity
Speaker 3: over excellence. Some people had told Politico, for example, that
Speaker 3: they wanted him out before that, but they kicked him
Speaker 3: to the curb when that came out, and again, I
Speaker 3: don't think it's a matter of necessarily them kicking him
Speaker 3: to the curb. I think, more to your point, it's
Speaker 3: him cashing in his chips. He was an ardent supporter
Speaker 3: of Donald Trump. Once he dropped out of the race,
Speaker 3: he threw all of his weight behind Donald Trump, and
Speaker 3: I think this is a repayment for that.
Speaker 1: I don't understand the fight over the H one B
Speaker 1: visas because Elon Musk, Trump and Vivek or all fans
Speaker 1: of the H one B visa. These are the visas
Speaker 1: where we find the best, in the best and the
Speaker 1: brightest abroad and bring them over so that they can
Speaker 1: do the best and the brightest work here for America.
Speaker 1: Isn't Elon Musk one of those people?
Speaker 3: I've never understood. I don't understand why. What's the downside
Speaker 3: of an H one B visa?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: But I'm they're they're saying that the fact that he
Speaker 1: went on this rant about H one B visas hastened
Speaker 1: his demise. But isn't he in favor of them? Are
Speaker 1: they all in favor of them? I'm very confused.
Speaker 3: I would be I would only get there.
Speaker 1: There's a faction of the Trump maga people who hate
Speaker 1: these things because they're visas in any regard.
Speaker 3: That's but I don't I don't think that's a large population.
Speaker 3: When Vivec leaves, there is a guy, an investment firm
Speaker 3: CEO who is an outside advisor to the Trump Government
Speaker 3: Efficiency Commission, who said that he could fill the void
Speaker 3: left by Vivik Ramaswan's departure, James fish Back, not to
Speaker 3: be confused with doctor George fish Beck, the longtime meteorologist
Speaker 3: here in LA. So that's what's going on. The discussion.
Speaker 3: Also about Greenland.
Speaker 1: Yes, Trump says we need Greenland to combat Russia and China.
Speaker 1: Also the Gulf of Mexico can he rename it, and
Speaker 1: Canada is lashing out and prepares to retaliate upon everyone
Speaker 1: talking about us making Canada our fifty first state, kid
Speaker 1: Rock being the most recent one yesterday.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, oh boy, guys, we're all in it together.
Speaker 1: Remember the story of Dorothea Puente out of Sacramento. This
Speaker 1: was a woman who was a serial killer. It's always
Speaker 1: fascinating when it's a woman. I remember this story from
Speaker 1: years ago. One of the first true crime deep dives
Speaker 1: I did before true crime was so popular.
Speaker 2: I think it was because we were up there and
Speaker 2: so Sacremento.
Speaker 1: She ran a boarding house for troubled youth and ended up,
Speaker 1: I don't know, killing all of the troubled youth. Fascinating
Speaker 1: the way she was able to get away for years
Speaker 1: with what she was doing. We'll talk about that coming
Speaker 1: up for True Crime Tuesday in the twelve o'clock hour.
Speaker 3: We'll also next hour dip back into our story about
Speaker 3: your favorite weather person from Los Angeles. A lot of
Speaker 3: votes for doctor George Fishback.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: Yes, the name of I had not heard before.
Speaker 2: He's still with us.
Speaker 3: It's a good question. If I had to guess, I
Speaker 3: would say no, but I am not certain dead.
Speaker 2: Oh died in March twenty fifteen.
Speaker 1: That's too bad, and that was before our show started,
Speaker 1: so we couldn't have gotten him on anyway.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's pretty sad. If you think you.
Speaker 2: Don't even know who he is. I know you've just
Speaker 2: learned about him.
Speaker 4: Obviously.
Speaker 3: He meant something to a lot about.
Speaker 2: Now you're emoting, well.
Speaker 3: I feel like I'm in touch with my feelings, except
Speaker 3: this guy. I don't. It's funny how you guys are
Speaker 3: just passing up to you okay, for I can barely
Speaker 3: hear you it wasn't a Nazi salute?
Speaker 2: What is He's mad at us that we're not bringing
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 3: He's mad that we're not believing that it was a
Speaker 3: Nazi salute. Watch the context of the whole thing. I
Speaker 3: don't have to explain Elon Musk. Elon Musk being a
Speaker 3: Nazi or not a Nazi has zero impact on me.
Speaker 3: But but what explain to me the benefit of that.
Speaker 3: Let's say let's say he thought to himself, I know
Speaker 3: what I'll do in front of a crowd of thousands
Speaker 3: of people in a clip that will go viral for
Speaker 3: the rest of my life. I'll give a Nazi salute
Speaker 3: to what end?
Speaker 1: I don't know if Elon Musk thinks mouths much about
Speaker 1: what he's gonna do, certainly not his physical motions. Do
Speaker 1: you remember, You're but you're not gonna change anyone's mind.
Speaker 1: If they believe he was doing a Nazi salute. That's
Speaker 1: what they're gonna believe. Do you remember the uh interview
Speaker 1: he did? See if I I think I have this
Speaker 1: the interview he did.
Speaker 3: Where he was talking about being what was it being
Speaker 3: blackmailed over advertisements? On Twitter back in the day, and
Speaker 3: he was saying, you're going to blackmail me with money, right,
Speaker 3: and he said it go after yourself. Yeah, and that
Speaker 3: was this big thing. He doesn't he doesn't think those
Speaker 3: things through now. And the idea that it was a
Speaker 3: Nazi salute is that move on as we will.
Speaker 1: The United States should acquire Greenland for international security. That
Speaker 1: is what Trump reiterated yesterday, alluding to threats from Russia
Speaker 1: and China. He was speaking to reporters in the Oval
Speaker 1: Office as he signed those executive orders, and he says
Speaker 1: Denmark was unable to keep Greenland, which is a self
Speaker 1: ruling Danish territory. He said, Greenland is a wonderful place.
Speaker 1: We need it for international security, and I'm sure Denmark
Speaker 1: will come along. He said, You've got Russian boats all
Speaker 1: over the place, You've got China's boats all over the place, warships,
Speaker 1: and Denmark can't maintain it. So they say that we
Speaker 1: should acquire Greenland. It's an absolute necessity. He refused to
Speaker 1: rule out using military force. Remember there are no roads
Speaker 1: in Greenland. Well, there are no roads, there are no doors.
Speaker 1: You've got to get around by snowmobile and sled and plane.
Speaker 3: He doesn't take things off the table. No, that's his
Speaker 3: negotiation construct. He doesn't take things off the table. Would
Speaker 3: you use nuclear weapons to acquire Greenland? I'm not going
Speaker 3: to say what I'm going to do. I'm not going
Speaker 3: to do that ruins my negotiation status. Not only is
Speaker 3: it geographically important, I mean physically the location of it
Speaker 3: would be important. Greenland happens to be one of the
Speaker 3: most mineral rich areas in the entire world, which would
Speaker 3: be helpful for US.
Speaker 1: Gulf of Mexico to become the Gulf of America.
Speaker 2: Can he do this?
Speaker 1: This is the order called Restoring Names that Honor American Greatness.
Speaker 1: It's funny how the names of these things are just
Speaker 1: so like a name. An executive order in seventh grade,
Speaker 1: maybe not even maybe fifth grade, restoring Names that honor
Speaker 1: American greatness.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: They also demanded that the highest peak Denale to be
Speaker 1: reverted back to Mount McKinley, which was the name of
Speaker 1: it prior to twenty fifteen.
Speaker 2: So can he change these? Yes?
Speaker 1: And no?
Speaker 3: They say, well, yes, because you can call it whatever you.
Speaker 1: Want exactly, but the paperwork may not be all filled
Speaker 1: out correctly, and the papers may not exist that te's
Speaker 1: not cross, the eyes not dotted, but you can refer
Speaker 1: to it as whatever you want, and to that effect,
Speaker 1: so can the rest of the world. Other countries will
Speaker 1: probably still call it the Gulf of Mexico.
Speaker 3: Claudia Shinbaum is the president of Mexico, and she responded
Speaker 3: when this idea first came up that North America should
Speaker 3: be renamed America, Mexicana or Mexican America, and Mexico's refusal
Speaker 3: to use a different name doesn't do anything to our
Speaker 3: ability or not to call it what we want to
Speaker 3: call it.
Speaker 1: Also, we only control about twelve nautical miles of the
Speaker 1: Gulf of Mexico. They for the most part it's international waters,
Speaker 1: not owned by any country, So there's that. So those
Speaker 1: twelve nautical miles Gulf of America.
Speaker 3: Well, and the other one of the major geographic landmarks
Speaker 3: in that part of the world is the Rio Grand
Speaker 3: River that we call the Rio Grand River, although it's duplicative.
Speaker 3: They call it Rio Bravo, they being people in Mexico.
Speaker 3: And then Canada.
Speaker 1: Canada was booted around yesterday by kid Rock is becoming
Speaker 1: the fifty first state of the United States. Trump is
Speaker 1: threatened to impose twenty five percent tariffs on Canada within
Speaker 1: two weeks, and Canada says, bring it, we will respond.
Speaker 1: The country, they say, is working on retaliation.
Speaker 3: But that they would continue to work on preventing tariffs.
Speaker 3: The Finance Minister said that Canada has prepared for any
Speaker 3: developments until the ap None of this is surprising. We
Speaker 3: are absolutely ready to respond to any one of these scenarios.
Speaker 3: And it would be a mistake for the American government
Speaker 3: to proceed with imposing tariffs in terms of the cost living,
Speaker 3: in terms of the cost living, cost of living in
Speaker 3: the United States, jobs in the United States, and security
Speaker 3: of supply chains. This is why, this is why Trump
Speaker 3: did this in the first place, is to get them
Speaker 3: to come to the table and to put he fired
Speaker 3: the first shot, so you could argue that that puts
Speaker 3: the United States in a better negotiating position than it
Speaker 3: does Canada.
Speaker 1: It's good, it's great. You did a bang up job.
Speaker 1: You know, you're kind of like a great quarterback. You
Speaker 1: don't always get a game ball because you do a
Speaker 1: great job pretty consistently, so you don't get the accolades
Speaker 1: of like, hey, great job, because people just expected of
Speaker 1: you and you do a very good job on the
Speaker 1: production pieces, and so I would like to give you this.
Speaker 3: You need to borrow money.
Speaker 2: Game ball?
Speaker 3: Are you doing this for?
Speaker 2: I don't have a ball, but just envision me giving
Speaker 2: you a game, like six.
Speaker 3: Of them down the hallway by that basket.
Speaker 1: We got rid of our balls. I think we just
Speaker 1: put them and we just they were deflated. I pumped
Speaker 1: them up first.
Speaker 3: Still there.
Speaker 1: I think I just left the pump for their own balls.
Speaker 1: I don't need to be doing that for you. Go
Speaker 1: fundme is where people are going to raise money for
Speaker 1: victims their own families after many things fire as well.
Speaker 3: But there's a problem. If you're going to use a
Speaker 3: GoFundMe page to raise money for yourself, FEMA is going
Speaker 3: to look at that GoFundMe page. I mean, I don't
Speaker 3: know how. I don't know how actively they're going to
Speaker 3: go looking for this kind of.
Speaker 2: Don't they have other things to be doing?
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 2: I don't know how writing checks right.
Speaker 3: But in this there is a law that since twenty
Speaker 3: twenty two, the agency cannot duplicate benefits that you get
Speaker 3: from another source.
Speaker 2: This is like when you are.
Speaker 1: Put out, shall we say, from like an airline or something.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: They they they make you stay in the airport for
Speaker 1: two days, they cancel all the flights. It's not weather related,
Speaker 1: it's their own screw up or what have you. And
Speaker 1: then they offer you like a two hundred dollars voucher.
Speaker 1: You take it, you use it, and then the lawyers
Speaker 1: come calling and they go, hey, were you part of
Speaker 1: that mess that where you were stuck in the airport
Speaker 1: for two day?
Speaker 2: And you're like, yeah, that was me.
Speaker 1: And they're like, well, did you accept the voucher and
Speaker 1: they say yeah, we did. Oh, then wait, we can't
Speaker 1: help you. That's why you never accept that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: You wait for if there is a legitimate legal beef.
Speaker 1: You wait for the legitimate legal beef, and you don't
Speaker 1: take the easy out in the voucher.
Speaker 3: I will say this to FEMA's credit, they know this
Speaker 3: limitation and they know that it could be a hardship
Speaker 3: for people who are still who are trying to raise everything.
Speaker 3: Basically they're starting over from scratch in many cases. One
Speaker 3: video came out from State Senator Sasha rene Perez where
Speaker 3: she explained, hey, you got to be careful with how
Speaker 3: you do this. If you apply for benefits through FEMA.
Speaker 3: Know what your GoFundMe page also says, we want to
Speaker 3: be sure.
Speaker 4: That your go Fundme page is drafted in a way
Speaker 4: that is requesting assistance for general items.
Speaker 3: If you have, for example, a go.
Speaker 4: Fundme page that is focused on raising funds for a
Speaker 4: car that you may have lost in the fire, you
Speaker 4: cannot then utilize FEMA relief for a car that you
Speaker 4: lost in the fire.
Speaker 3: Now, and to their credit, FEMA has also come out
Speaker 3: and said as much. They said that go fund me
Speaker 3: could be a great way to cover immediate expenses, but
Speaker 3: it's important to know using it for certain purposes could
Speaker 3: affect your eligibility for that federal assistance. So if your
Speaker 3: go Fundme clearly states that the funds you're raising are
Speaker 3: going to be used to replace your car as that
Speaker 3: same example, FEMA won't be able to provide assistance for
Speaker 3: that specific need. So if you are putting up go
Speaker 3: Fundme pages for yourself, for family members, for friends who
Speaker 3: may have lost everything in the fire, they said you
Speaker 3: have to be general and just say we're trying to
Speaker 3: help Uncle Bob and Aunt Mary cover unforeseen expenses, or
Speaker 3: without getting super specific about it, or say it's for
Speaker 3: their shoelace collection. And that way, FEMA is not going
Speaker 3: to be like, well, we can't replace shoelace collection.
Speaker 2: The tortoise.
Speaker 1: The tortoise, the tortoise that may have been displaced in
Speaker 1: the fire.
Speaker 3: You got to get a new case.
Speaker 1: Heard about the tortoise, right, There was a tortoise that
Speaker 1: was displaced in the fires.
Speaker 2: It was one of the first stories that came out.
Speaker 3: No I saw last night, an awful story of a
Speaker 3: family looking through the burned out remains of the home
Speaker 3: for the dog that they couldn't find.
Speaker 2: Jesus, Mary and Joseph, Like they.
Speaker 3: Really stopped depicting in areas of the house, Oh God,
Speaker 3: shelter and didn't make it up.
Speaker 2: TV News needs to back off, man, back off.
Speaker 1: We don't need to see the people out of the
Speaker 1: assisted living senior care facility in various states of undress
Speaker 1: being wheeled out in the flames.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: They've already lost their dignity. We don't need to give
Speaker 1: them another dose of that. Good Lord, Good lord.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Coming up next, what are we talking about? Ooh, the
Speaker 1: debut of the new swamp Watch. Do you think people
Speaker 1: are gonna lose their minds? Once we get out with
Speaker 1: the old swamp Watch. People have actually been asking for
Speaker 1: a new swamp watch, haven't they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we told them to hold your horses, drain
Speaker 3: the swamp. We're gonna drain now.
Speaker 2: This is the old one.
Speaker 3: That's the old old one.
Speaker 1: Are we gonna play the old old one and then
Speaker 1: the old one and then the new one?
Speaker 3: Yes we are.
Speaker 2: Oh that's exciting. What a treat, What a musical treat.
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