Speaker 1: Like a match to a flame.
Speaker 2: She's just a girl and she's I like a flame.
Speaker 2: She's on fire, on fire, baby on fire. Oh, pouls
Speaker 2: filled with catastrophe. She lives in a world that's on fire,
Speaker 2: on fire, baby on fire. Oh, Paul, Oh Oh, she's
Speaker 2: fan on that ground and she's burning it.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: Alicia a yellow cook. Alicia Keys celebrating birthday forty four. Today.
Speaker 1: That's girl is on fire. This girl that is on fire.
Speaker 1: Not my favorite genre of music by any stretch, but
Speaker 1: what a talented performer. Happy birthday, Alicia Keys. It is
Speaker 1: January twenty fifth, twenty twenty five. That's right, one, twenty five,
Speaker 1: twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker and this is his
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning edition. And before we look ahead and look
Speaker 1: back at significant events and people tied to this particular
Speaker 1: date in history, including not limited to these. Eighteen sixty three,
Speaker 1: President Abraham Lincoln accepts Major General Ambrose E. Burnside's resignation
Speaker 1: as commander of the Army of the Potomac, replaced him
Speaker 1: with General Booker. Nineteen twenty four, the first Winter Olympic
Speaker 1: Games opened in Shamanee, France, nineteen forty five. During the
Speaker 1: Battle of the Bulge well it ended, the German army
Speaker 1: concluded its final offensive on the western fronts. Approximately nineteen
Speaker 1: thousand US soldiers were killed during that five week span
Speaker 1: of time, nineteen thousand. On the same day Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Speaker 1: became the first city to add fluoride to its public
Speaker 1: water supply. I can see why that footnote gets lost
Speaker 1: in history. Over the end of the Battle of the Bulge,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty one, President John F. Kennedy held the first
Speaker 1: live televised presidential news conference. President Trump has held about
Speaker 1: three a day for the last week his first week
Speaker 1: in office. This was a date in nineteen seventy one
Speaker 1: when Charles Manson and three of his followers were convicted
Speaker 1: in la of murder and conspiracy in the slayings of
Speaker 1: seven people, including actress Sharon Tate. This was a date
Speaker 1: just twenty one. I can't twenty one years ago that
Speaker 1: NASA's opportunity rover landed on Mars. There was a promise
Speaker 1: from President Trump, and he's usually pretty good at at
Speaker 1: least attempting to keep his promises of landing men on
Speaker 1: Mars in the not too distant future. Anyway, Happy birthday,
Speaker 1: Elsa keys If it's your birthday this January twenty fifth.
Speaker 1: I hope it is absolutely the best day you could
Speaker 1: possibly imagine. You get to spend it with the people
Speaker 1: you love, doing the things you love to do. That
Speaker 1: is truly my wish for you. Mametree is already on
Speaker 1: the line. We will get to here in just a
Speaker 1: few minutes, and bear with us. There are some things
Speaker 1: afoot behind the scenes which may or may not mean
Speaker 1: that we have any kind of a show for you.
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson right now is scurring around trying to make
Speaker 1: it real for all of us. God bless him. Ah
Speaker 1: A nice frigid start again this morning. When will this end? Well,
Speaker 1: hopefully very very soon the next few days, anyway, where
Speaker 1: we get it at least to normal temperatures for this
Speaker 1: time of year, partly cloudy and milder today thirty eight
Speaker 1: tomorrow not quite as cold to start twenty seven for
Speaker 1: the low mostly cloudy skies as we go through Sunday
Speaker 1: and high then thirty five. It is twenty but it
Speaker 1: doesn't feel like it. Seven hundred WLW Sports William Tomlinson
Speaker 1: first and foremost. You know, we don't even have to
Speaker 1: concentrate on sports right now. I know you've got a
Speaker 1: lot going on behind the scenes, as they kind of
Speaker 1: alluded to before the break, So what exactly is the problem?
Speaker 4: You know, we pray for adversity. I didn't really pray
Speaker 4: for this adversity this morning.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Technology pressing buttons, you turn on the computer and the
Speaker 4: computer doesn't turn on. You think if you press the
Speaker 4: power button it will turn on. But I things aren't
Speaker 4: as simple as they seem. Sometimes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean it happens, and you know that's
Speaker 1: the beautiful thing. A little inside baseball for people who
Speaker 1: really don't care who are listening and they want to
Speaker 1: hear sports. The really interesting thing about the state of
Speaker 1: the art studios that we moved into three years ago
Speaker 1: now is that it's been three yeah, three years. Yeah.
Speaker 1: All all the different studios they built so they could
Speaker 1: accommodate almost anybody's need in any room, Like you could
Speaker 1: broadcast seven hundred signals in a little closet down the hall.
Speaker 1: You could do it from this, You could do EBN
Speaker 1: from anywhere. You do EBN from the room that you're
Speaker 1: in in all the many radio stations. And then when
Speaker 1: you go to flip the switch because something's not working
Speaker 1: in the room that you're assigned to. It doesn't work.
Speaker 1: It's marvelous.
Speaker 4: We do have some college hoops today, right, Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: some hoops from the air last night. Date And defeated
Speaker 4: Saint Joseph seventy seven to seventy two, and NKU fell
Speaker 4: to Milwaukee seventy nine to fifty nine. Couple good games
Speaker 4: today in the area. Xavier faces off against Yukon, hosting
Speaker 4: them at eight o'clock. Pregame coverage begins at seven thirty.
Speaker 4: You can listen to all that on fifty five KRC.
Speaker 4: The Bearcats are on the road facing Brigham Young University.
Speaker 4: That tip off is a late one at ten thirty.
Speaker 4: Pregame coverage begins at ten. You can catch all that
Speaker 4: action right here on seven hundred WLW. And Kentucky travels
Speaker 4: to Nashville this afternoon to face Vanderbilt. That tip off
Speaker 4: is set for two thirty. They could get bit by
Speaker 4: the memorial. Jim Bugaboo, I love that, I love that arena. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Vanderbilt kind of played some good games with Kentucky the
Speaker 4: last few years. All right, what else did youam? It's
Speaker 4: Conference Football Championship weekend in the NFL. Commanders Eagles is
Speaker 4: the first game. That game kicks off at three. You
Speaker 4: can listen to both games right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: The Bills travel to Kansas City to face the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: That one will kick off at six thirty. Here is
Speaker 1: my prediction, my prediction as a Kansas City Chiefs fan,
Speaker 1: which makes me instantly hated by the sore loser types.
Speaker 1: Washington is going to go into Philly and beat the
Speaker 1: Eagles today, and the Bills are coming to Kansas City
Speaker 1: and they will lose to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Jaden Daniels will become the first rookie quarterback to win
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl for the Washington Commanders. You heard it here,
Speaker 1: first note it, write it down, and take me to
Speaker 1: task if I'm wrong. Five point six at seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW News Radio seven hundred WLW, Saturday morning, and here
Speaker 1: we go off to the races. Kind of playing blind
Speaker 1: man's bluff with the phones this morning. So I'm I'm
Speaker 1: betting this is Mametree. Good morning, Mametrie. Hello swore.
Speaker 5: PreO.
Speaker 6: A coming pau to carry me, Oh sweet sweet chair Ria,
Speaker 6: A coming Paul to carry me home. If you get
Speaker 6: there before ride to yell all my friends, I'm coming to.
Speaker 7: A band.
Speaker 6: Hey A coming for me, A coming to carry me ome?
Speaker 6: Why don't you swing down sweet carry and Marten let
Speaker 6: me ride?
Speaker 8: Why don't you swing down sweet Cherry later?
Speaker 6: Let me rhyd rock my soul rock my song. I
Speaker 6: have a home only oh this side.
Speaker 8: Why don't you swing down, sweet Charied Ladder let me ride?
Speaker 8: Why don't you swing down sweet Charry Harder?
Speaker 6: Let me rhyd rock my soul rock myself? I home
Speaker 6: hony ah the.
Speaker 8: Hey Man.
Speaker 1: Okay, that was a little lengthy, but it was. It
Speaker 1: was a good selection.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, but once a year we can cheat.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: I have my own, my own version.
Speaker 8: We'll let you do it next week.
Speaker 10: Swing Lord, sweet chart coming forder carrying me home? Sweeting
Speaker 10: sweet coming for to carry me?
Speaker 1: How's that good?
Speaker 8: I saw Mark Wilson.
Speaker 1: He wants you a Craig Wilson.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I had to work on Wednesday or I would have
Speaker 1: been there. Craig Wilson.
Speaker 8: I know, I call him Mark at home code name.
Speaker 8: Did you talk to him like I said?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I talked to him. I just couldn't make it yesterday,
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 8: Since then, because he wants to come over visit me
Speaker 8: and you at the same time here. So I got
Speaker 8: permission so we could get a room where Craig and
Speaker 8: you and me just saying are you?
Speaker 1: Are you saying that you, me and Craig are going
Speaker 1: to be in the same room together. You're not talking about.
Speaker 8: A hotel room, right, I haven't least treason.
Speaker 1: Okay, Mama, try we'll work it out. Listen, I gotta run, okay,
Speaker 1: love you, love you to daye bye. Oh geez. All right,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be interesting. Dick from Dayton is ready to uh,
Speaker 1: ready to hang and the hopefully ready to swing in moments.
Speaker 1: I'm arise and shine on a Saturday morning, five fifty six,
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff, would you on seven hundred wlw yeh algie,
Speaker 1: It's time for Dick from Dayton. But here's what happened.
Speaker 1: The phone system went down. Dick was trying to call in.
Speaker 1: I couldn't answer the phone because I hadmmetry on the air.
Speaker 1: It's all crazy. So Liam Tomlinson, you for the next
Speaker 1: minute are Dick from Dayton. Do your best Dick from
Speaker 1: Dayton impression. Let's start with good morning, Gary Jeff, Good morning,
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff. What's going on Dick. Uh you know, no,
Speaker 1: I don't. That's why I asked. So, Dick, we've a
Speaker 1: wondering what your dick picks are for the conference championship
Speaker 1: games tomorrow between the Washington Commanders and the Philadelphia Eagles,
Speaker 1: and of course the Buffalo Bills versus my Kansas City Chiefs. Dick,
Speaker 1: I need your predictions for both game. First, Commanders at Eagles.
Speaker 1: What's the final score, Dick, twenty seven to twenty four.
Speaker 1: I think the Eagles get this one. And what's your
Speaker 1: pick for the Bills and the Chiefs? And give me
Speaker 1: a score there, Chiefs twenty seven to twenty four. Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes is really really good, very good. That's probably the
Speaker 1: understatement of all understatements. Well, thanks a lot for your
Speaker 1: time this morning, Dick. Could you do me a favor
Speaker 1: and say good night Dick, good night Nick. Finally, would
Speaker 1: never happen again, So Dick from Dayton, there you here
Speaker 1: at the Thanks Dick. Bye bye bye, Gay, jeth see
Speaker 1: you later, see you bye bye gayee, so long shallo
Speaker 1: see you gay?
Speaker 12: Jeff?
Speaker 1: Okay, get off my phone or off your microphone. Thank you?
Speaker 1: Twenty seven twenty four. Both games could happen sounds really familiar, though,
Speaker 1: seven hundred Wlwort Mitchell into the first official hour of
Speaker 1: this Saturday morning edition for January twenty fifth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: I'm Gary, Jeff Walker, you or you and that is
Speaker 1: perfectly fine with me. And playing telephone roulette this morning.
Speaker 1: It's like a box of chocolates. You never know what
Speaker 1: you're going to get. We'll see if we can get
Speaker 1: Dave from Harrison here in a moment.
Speaker 13: Take away the Tree John.
Speaker 1: Good morning, day. Are you there, Dave?
Speaker 12: Well, it's not Dave, Hello, Dave, Hello, Garrett, how we
Speaker 12: do ah? Well?
Speaker 1: We called you on the other line.
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm sorry I didn't take it up.
Speaker 5: It's said unknown.
Speaker 1: It's okay. Everything is unknown so far this morning. How
Speaker 1: are you.
Speaker 12: Good? Good, good good, on this twenty fifth day in
Speaker 12: the year twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Five, in the twenty five twenty Not quite there yet anyway.
Speaker 12: Uh you know what what you're in. Mama Tree's duet was.
Speaker 1: Well, I didn't know what she was going to perform
Speaker 1: because she never she never calls ahead, so I did.
Speaker 1: I wasn't prepared for Swing Low Sweet Chariot, But when
Speaker 1: she started, I just couldn't help bringing out my Paul
Speaker 1: Robeson impression of swing low sweet Cherriot. You know, Paul,
Speaker 1: you know who Paul Robeson was. Don't you a great,
Speaker 1: a great black baritone singer back from the like the
Speaker 1: forties and fifties and sixties. Who didn't you got on you?
Speaker 12: Man? No?
Speaker 1: Well, I don't think. I don't think he's around anymore.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of hard to have something on somebody
Speaker 1: if you're not alive currently true, I understand. What have
Speaker 1: you got for me this morning?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 15: Well, I don't know or and I I burnt the
Speaker 15: Hawaiian pizza, uh, you know, and I'm just you think
Speaker 15: I maybe I should have put it on a on
Speaker 15: a low a lower temperature, A low.
Speaker 1: H That's that's that's did you just did you invent
Speaker 1: that one? That didn't come from one of your joke books?
Speaker 1: Because that's that's that's just like the rest of them.
Speaker 1: That's pathetic. Any what else?
Speaker 12: Hey, do you know why the baker goes to work?
Speaker 1: Why does the baker go to work?
Speaker 11: Dave?
Speaker 12: Well, he needs to do GARYT. Jeff. You know what,
Speaker 12: I don't know if you've ever thought about this, but the.
Speaker 16: Rotation of the earth really makes our day.
Speaker 1: You're making my head spin.
Speaker 17: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 17: funding by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 17: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 17: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 17: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 17: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 17: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: Lights are coming on, the bells are ringing again, and
Speaker 1: the phone system almost works. Gary Jeff with you in
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW, Go ahead, Elvis, there you go. I'm
Speaker 1: sad Elvis in the attraction stands and old radio Rick
Speaker 1: Washburn on the phone. How are you my friend?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 18: Good morning, Gary Jeff, and you gotta gotta thank day
Speaker 18: from Harrison for a hilarious birthday card and a riddle
Speaker 18: included that I still haven't figured out yet, but I'm
Speaker 18: working on that.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 1: Dave himself is a riddle that I haven't figured out.
Speaker 12: He is.
Speaker 1: He's like the personification of a riddle.
Speaker 18: I'm wondering if it actually wasn't a riddle, and we're
Speaker 18: wasting our time. We'll figure it out.
Speaker 1: So give me a give me a reception report of
Speaker 1: t X report. What are you working on? What are
Speaker 1: you listening on? And how are we coming through this morning?
Speaker 18: Okay, well, this is a shout out to Lesson his
Speaker 18: son at that awesome train museum. You are coming in
Speaker 18: five by five but a nineteen forty two Zenit ten
Speaker 18: s sixty sixty nine. This is a radio that is
Speaker 18: console that is boasting four bands one AM and three
Speaker 18: short wave bands ten tubes with an RF stage and
Speaker 18: pushbile output which in verter driving amazing fourteen in speaker
Speaker 18: in an all gorgeous cabinet, internal rotatable wave magnet antenna,
Speaker 18: five station presets in five tones, which is round out
Speaker 18: the options.
Speaker 12: Minute. I'm getting ahead of myself.
Speaker 18: I sound like the catalog.
Speaker 12: Hold on, I was.
Speaker 1: Gonna say, if that was a catalog description that was perfect,
Speaker 1: none of this super.
Speaker 12: Yeah, correct catalog description will not be perfect. So here
Speaker 12: we go.
Speaker 18: All right, Well, this is this radio did self for
Speaker 18: one hundred and ten dollars in nineteen forty two, which
Speaker 18: is about two one hundred and fifty dollars today.
Speaker 1: This is a pricey certainly the pricey radio.
Speaker 18: Yes, Yeah, certainly a high end set that got up
Speaker 18: to the finance anchors and Zina salesmen drilling whenever someone
Speaker 18: pulled up to the zen dealership and a new Packard convertible.
Speaker 18: Shout out to you, three Banicheck fans out there anyway.
Speaker 18: So here's the actual entry in the radio marketing magazine
Speaker 18: brand New nineteen forty two Zenas super Value, which is
Speaker 18: kind of funny because the prior years entry said brand
Speaker 18: new nineteen forty one. It's seeing the supervalue.
Speaker 12: But digress.
Speaker 18: This magazine entry shows a picture of a woman wearing
Speaker 18: a beautiful evening gown, several loops of pearls around her neck,
Speaker 18: and a hairdo that could be described as an expensive helmet.
Speaker 18: A lot of hairspray on this one. The home seems
Speaker 18: to have twelve foot ceilings and there's a bust of
Speaker 18: maybe Cleopatra, definitely not Beethoven, I don't know, sitting on
Speaker 18: top of the radio, which is a far cry from
Speaker 18: when Zenas a few years earlier always had a porcelain
Speaker 18: cat sitting in the gorilla.
Speaker 12: Area of the raid. But again I digress. Okay, back
Speaker 12: to the show.
Speaker 18: Only Zenith can give you this outstanding nineteen forty one,
Speaker 18: excuse me, nineteen forty two value new big smashing console
Speaker 18: value in this strategic price bracket. Well, I guess they're
Speaker 18: pushing the salesman anyway. New features, new eye appeal. You
Speaker 18: have new eyes, it will appeal to you a radio
Speaker 18: to pull those old sets out of the homes.
Speaker 12: I'm just imagining this mechanical.
Speaker 18: Arm coming out of the back of the radio and
Speaker 18: grabbing the older radio, snatching it, maybe getting switched away
Speaker 18: by just the.
Speaker 1: Idea of the ones, the hubris of once you get
Speaker 1: this radio, you're gonna throw the other ones away. They
Speaker 1: are coming out of your house, right, They're going on
Speaker 1: the rubbish pile of history because they are trash compared
Speaker 1: to our I think that's a pretty bold, brave, brazen statement.
Speaker 18: And the last part of this, they're bragging ends with
Speaker 18: fourteen watts output push pull audio amplification rotor wave magnet.
Speaker 18: And you can just imagine the husband nodding his head
Speaker 18: knowingly and going, oh yeah, Well, the wife has her
Speaker 18: hands on her hips staring at the price tag. But
Speaker 18: they conclude with ten tubes, including two heater casthode rectifier tubes.
Speaker 18: Now that's true, it's not going to make a dang
Speaker 18: bit of difference as far as how the radio sounds
Speaker 18: are works. But it probably should have said you can
Speaker 18: tell your customers that while this will make no difference
Speaker 18: about radio performance at all, at least this model won't
Speaker 18: catch fire like those from two years ago.
Speaker 9: True story.
Speaker 1: Cathode rectifier just sounds painful. You have no idea, although
Speaker 1: I don't want to know. There are things that you
Speaker 1: should just keep to yourself.
Speaker 12: Rick, Like I said, you don't want to know.
Speaker 1: By the way, happy belated birthday. Once again, you deserve
Speaker 1: all the kudos and all the cards with riddles you
Speaker 1: can possibly you can possibly get.
Speaker 12: Thankfully it was only one and.
Speaker 1: I'm still working on a riddle for you, Old radio
Speaker 1: Rick at gmail dot com if you'd like to get
Speaker 1: in touch with mister Washburn, it's coming up on six
Speaker 1: twenty at seven hundred WLW week morning.
Speaker 13: As temperats have fallen down into the teens, the good
Speaker 13: news is we are leaving those temperatures behind. We get
Speaker 13: close to forty this afternoon with a lot of sunshine,
Speaker 13: only dipping down to the mid twenties tonight before we're
Speaker 13: back in the mid thirties. For your Sunday Firmer severe
Speaker 13: weather station. I'm nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harden on
Speaker 13: news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW Sport Liam Tomlinson just fresh back from
Speaker 1: the Trump inauguration in our nation's capital and joining us
Speaker 1: again on a Saturday morning, and we got a weekend
Speaker 1: pack full of sport's action.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and this morning or last night, Madison Keys, an American,
Speaker 4: won the Woman's Australian Open and the men's final will
Speaker 4: be tonight or tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: You could say, is that is that tennis? Yes? Okay,
Speaker 1: between the Onyx Cinder and Alexander and category of who cares?
Speaker 1: All right? Joe Burrows there, so I guess you could
Speaker 1: say some people do care. That's true, Dude, is somebody
Speaker 1: watching his house? Well he's down under.
Speaker 4: Did you see the body cam footage of the people
Speaker 4: when they got arrested. They're wearing his beanie like the
Speaker 4: Bengals playoff beanie he had on.
Speaker 1: That's that. I mean, it's like that. You remember that
Speaker 1: guy that was got busted for stealing luggage and airports
Speaker 1: and then posting pictures with the women's dresses on. That's yeah,
Speaker 1: Sam Brenton. He was one of Biden's nuclear and he
Speaker 1: had to resign. But anyway, when you steal from someone famous,
Speaker 1: and he stole from I'm a dress designer in this
Speaker 1: particular case, and she saw it. It was an original
Speaker 1: dress that she had made. But you don't steal Burrows
Speaker 1: Beanie and then post pictures with it online. That's just dumb.
Speaker 1: We got college basketball real quickly. Let's run down there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Cincinnati on the road, face BYU. That's a late
Speaker 4: tip at ten thirty. Pregame coverage begins at ten. You
Speaker 4: can catch all that action right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: Kentucky takes on Vanderbilt in Nashville. That's an afternoon tip
Speaker 4: at two thirty. Pregame coverage begins at one thirty. You
Speaker 4: can listen to that on ESPN fifteen thirty. Xavier hosts
Speaker 4: yukon this evening. That tip off is sept for eight.
Speaker 4: Pregame coverage it begins at seven thirty. You can listen
Speaker 4: to all that on fifty five KRC. It's Conference Championship
Speaker 4: weekend in the NFL. The first game tomorrow is Commanders
Speaker 4: traveling the Philadelphia to face the Eagles and the nightcap
Speaker 4: is the Bills at the Chiefs. You can listen to
Speaker 4: both games right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Excellent, my friend, Let's see if we can got connect
Speaker 1: with my friend doctor Dennis from Annapolis, Maryland, who's made
Speaker 1: the migration once again to Cincinnati. The Xavier Grat is
Speaker 1: here with his beautiful girlfriend Jeanie and looking forward to
Speaker 1: brunch tomorrow. Doctor Dennis, how are you this morning?
Speaker 12: Okay?
Speaker 9: Gary, Jeff?
Speaker 12: You know how the.
Speaker 14: Presidential boe in seven forty seven is designated air Force
Speaker 14: one only when the president was on board right in flight,
Speaker 14: and then when the president's not on board, it has
Speaker 14: other designations. Like after Trump was inaugurated and Joe Biden
Speaker 14: was leaving town with doctor Jill on the same seven
Speaker 14: forty seven, it can no longer be called air Force one.
Speaker 12: My understanding, it was called con Air.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, you went a long way for that. But
Speaker 1: I appreciate the journey. Yeah, I tell you what. It
Speaker 1: just couldn't happen soon enough that they are gone. The
Speaker 1: whole kitten gooodle.
Speaker 14: The actual, the actual, the actual trash has been taken
Speaker 14: out of town.
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 1: And yesterday Donald Trump was talking about letting the residents
Speaker 1: in the wake of the awful fires in California, Pacific
Speaker 1: Palisades and elsewhere where the fires are gone now to
Speaker 1: let them be allowed to go in and clean out
Speaker 1: the trash there. And if they'd cleaned out the trash
Speaker 1: in the forest like he told them seven years ago,
Speaker 1: this wouldn't have been the devastation that it was. It's
Speaker 1: amazing how it all comes around. The trash has gone
Speaker 1: out of Washington, DC, or well, it's being taken out
Speaker 1: one by one by one department. And kudos to Pete Hegseth,
Speaker 1: our new Secretary of Defense. Hallelujah, the military is back
Speaker 1: and DEI is do a. I will look forward to
Speaker 1: seeing you guys tomorrow morning.
Speaker 12: Yep, Okay, Garrett, take care of brother con here.
Speaker 1: There's a nice attempt the gang from Ripley coming up
Speaker 1: after news on seven hundred WLW. Hey, this is Lincoln Kennedy.
Speaker 1: Here's what's trending on the Iheartsports Network presented by Mercedes Benz.
Speaker 19: Ohio State Corner Davison MC Benison, a two time All
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Speaker 10: You I'm toasting you, sid Honey, we may be through.
Speaker 4: You'll never call me compas list.
Speaker 1: So this morning here we're taking more than our usual
Speaker 1: road trip to Ripley. How now Brown County? No, now,
Speaker 1: we're crossing state lines. Let's talk to the gang in
Speaker 1: a special remote location in a place called Old Washington. Hello, well,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 12: Hey.
Speaker 7: We want to think we would like to thank Kevin
Speaker 7: for inviting us to this wonderful establishment, uh Hater's tavern
Speaker 7: here in Old Washington.
Speaker 5: Caters.
Speaker 1: This is this is awesome, a place called Taters.
Speaker 5: Gee, thanks, hey, goodfore and I will shut up, but
Speaker 5: I want to let you know that Buzz is not here.
Speaker 12: Just let you know.
Speaker 5: Run with a cherry.
Speaker 8: Well he set us up again.
Speaker 7: So anyway, but we're here.
Speaker 5: So Kevin's there, the owner, he's saying, right here, there's
Speaker 5: you could ask him whatever you wish.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Kevin, Are you sad that buzz isn't there?
Speaker 1: Not at all?
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: See see that's the thing. You guys are complaining that
Speaker 1: buzz isn't there. You should be celebrating. You should be
Speaker 1: praising God that buzz isn't there. This is like the
Speaker 1: best thing that could This is the best scenario possible. Kevin,
Speaker 1: tell me, tell me about Taters number one. Where'd you
Speaker 1: get the name?
Speaker 12: Well? Did that come from the original owner?
Speaker 5: This, this bar was established by in nineteen sixty.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, who was the original owner? What was
Speaker 1: his name? All right? And is he still with us
Speaker 1: or is he gone?
Speaker 12: No, he's gone like the.
Speaker 1: Guy in the Relief Factor commercial, The pain is gone gone.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So do you have it?
Speaker 1: Do you have a kitchen there? I do?
Speaker 5: Got a full menu, pizzas and burgers, all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: Beer food, yep, that's all you need and then the usual, uh,
Speaker 1: the the necessary beer and alcohol if someone wants to
Speaker 1: and vibe right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we like to think of ourselves as being bougie redneck.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 12: I love it.
Speaker 1: Well, you know in Cincinnati, we're all fans of Bougie Collins.
Speaker 12: Hey, you got.
Speaker 1: Any special events at Tater's through the week.
Speaker 5: Uh, well, I've got I've got some things coming up
Speaker 5: here in the next month.
Speaker 12: Okay, Yeah, I got got some.
Speaker 5: Bands coming in to play a little bit of music.
Speaker 12: Uh, you know, stuff like that.
Speaker 1: They play local music, they play local music.
Speaker 12: Yeah, local bands.
Speaker 10: Very nice.
Speaker 1: All right, guys. Well, it's it's great to hear you
Speaker 1: in another place and time. And I wish I was there,
Speaker 1: but uh time you come up, all right, all right,
Speaker 1: and uh and I'm glad for you for for everybody
Speaker 1: concerned that buzz isn't there. Yes, yes, yes, all right,
Speaker 1: take care, guys, have a great weekend. Tater's in Old Washington,
Speaker 1: Kentucky this morning, and Steve from met In, Ohio hanging
Speaker 1: around with the usual, uh usual supplement of great material
Speaker 1: right around the corner sixty at seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: have been a high round thirty five, expecting forties into
Speaker 1: next week. Hellolujah, it's twenty one now, seven one hundred
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Speaker 4: Quick rundown, mister Liam Ku fell to Milwaukee seventy nine
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Speaker 1: With just out of sheer, hate and stupidity, all right,
Speaker 1: coming up on a quarter till the hour on his
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, Gary Jeff and Steve from Etna, Ohio standing
Speaker 1: by mister simon the floor, is.
Speaker 3: Yours virulent vaccines, Gary Jeff, Robert F. Kennedy Junior is
Speaker 3: due to get his grilling on Capitol Hill next week,
Speaker 3: and we are sure to see fireworks over his appointment
Speaker 3: as Health and Human Services Secretary. You can bet the
Speaker 3: drug companies, among others we'll try to assassinate his nomination.
Speaker 3: Bobby has dared to step on a sacred cow in
Speaker 3: the medical profession made prominent by the excessive vaccinations during
Speaker 3: the COVID scandal, and Bobby's claimed that he suffered permanent
Speaker 3: damage at the hands of a jab earlier. This ought
Speaker 3: to be Fourth of July fireworks come early. Many are
Speaker 3: now wondering out loud whether some of the inoculations children
Speaker 3: get may have nasty side effects, especially mental issues such
Speaker 3: as obsessive compulsive behavior and autism. A Yale medical study
Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen gave impetus to skepticism about inoculations. What's
Speaker 3: got me wondering is the Trump derangement syndrome evident in
Speaker 3: the Democrat Party. It is so off the wall that
Speaker 3: I really wonder if I should be more charitable to
Speaker 3: these public officials and their private institution co conspirators who
Speaker 3: may have been jabbed into imbecility. This week, I'm watching
Speaker 3: a California public servant and unquote, in the midst of
Speaker 3: a series of wildfires of biblical proportions, actually complain about
Speaker 3: price gouging. Tennis bad boy John McEnroe once said.
Speaker 12: You have got to be kidding me.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, mister public serpent, with your six figure salary,
Speaker 3: when one city has been burned to the ground and
Speaker 3: there are no more grocery stores, gasoline stations, and drug
Speaker 3: stores and FEMA is certainly not going to help. Price
Speaker 3: gouging by merchants who now don't exist is probably not
Speaker 3: priority number one with homeless millionaires. I'm looking at this
Speaker 3: apparatic with a secure job and generous pension, and I've
Speaker 3: come up with a new term wage gouging. Since the
Speaker 3: victims of the LA fires still have to pay taxes
Speaker 3: to support this guy, we don't have to pay the
Speaker 3: salary and benefits of that crazy cleric in Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: Unless you're an Episcopalian. Thank god. She spent her time
Speaker 3: in the pulpit this week berating one of the congregation
Speaker 3: to wit Donald J. Trump, despite police reports of the
Speaker 3: contrary and overwhelmed public resources. She thinks the borders should
Speaker 3: be open to everybody. She lives in a one point
Speaker 3: five million dollar suburban sanctuary with six bedrooms, which, if
Speaker 3: she were honest, should be turned over to a dozen
Speaker 3: or so drug and human traffickers in the name of God, Country,
Speaker 3: and Christianity. And then there's the fallout over Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: pardons of some of the J Six defendants. Some of
Speaker 3: these accused attack police officers that should never have happened.
Speaker 3: Homing in on that obscures the more relevant issue. The
Speaker 3: Democrat Party was in control of capital security and for
Speaker 3: whatever reason, refuse to provide that security. The Democrat Party
Speaker 3: is also the proponent of letting serial murderers and rapists
Speaker 3: go free. If there is excuse me, prosecutorial malfeasans or misfeasons,
Speaker 3: or police misconduct in a criminal case. Since the only
Speaker 3: person killed on January sixth was an unarmed female shot
Speaker 3: by a police officer who was then promoted, Yes, and
Speaker 3: the incarceration of most of the JA six purpse violated
Speaker 3: habeas corpus. They should go free by established law, and
Speaker 3: that isn't where the misconduct ends. A J six defendant
Speaker 3: interviewed this week said she took a plea bargain only
Speaker 3: because she wanted to get out of jail, not because
Speaker 3: she thought she was guilty of the original charge. That
Speaker 3: happened a lot in this judicial circus when habeas corpus
Speaker 3: would have put these people at home on bail. Of course,
Speaker 3: if they had joined Black Lives Matter, this would never
Speaker 3: have been a problem. When this woman got home, she
Speaker 3: was confronted by a neighbor who explained that quote all
Speaker 3: the protesters should have been shot by the police. Not surprising,
Speaker 3: of course, but it does beg the question did that
Speaker 3: democrat get too many jabs as a kid? I'm just
Speaker 3: asking Gary, Jeff tomorrow or next week has got to
Speaker 3: be another humdinger. I'll be reporting. Take care of.
Speaker 1: Yourself, Steve, thank you so much. As all was.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: He just summarizes it so well and so succinctly, and
Speaker 1: he's right on. The only person killed on January sixth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one was Ashley Babbitt. No one else died
Speaker 1: that day, not any cops, no one except an unarmed
Speaker 1: Air Force veteran who was trying to get people out
Speaker 1: of the capitol six fifty one, seven hundred WS. And
Speaker 1: I have no idea who this is, but let's see.
Speaker 16: Good morning, Gary, Jeff, my brother, good morning, how you
Speaker 16: doing today?
Speaker 1: I was praying it was you, Ray Scott, because I
Speaker 1: can't Liam kan't screen calls and he can't have any
Speaker 1: communication with people, so I was hoping this was you.
Speaker 1: It was about the right time for you to chime in.
Speaker 1: So what is the bee in your bonnet this weekend?
Speaker 1: If you have one?
Speaker 16: You guys are the consummate pros at excellent.
Speaker 12: Job, both you and Lehman. And thank you so much.
Speaker 16: But listen, I just wanted to you know, this week
Speaker 16: we had a National Prayer breakfast and a priestess who
Speaker 16: was disrespectful to my president and much the same as
Speaker 16: the Los Angeles mayor was last night. Who regrets it,
Speaker 16: I believe. But all that being said, I want to
Speaker 16: say that this lady priest, she was correct. I'm going
Speaker 16: to agree with her, Gary Jeff that people are concerned
Speaker 16: and worried and have been. People are concerned to let
Speaker 16: their little girls go into restrooms, that there might be
Speaker 16: a man in there posing thinking he's a female and
Speaker 16: he's not. People are concerned and worried about their girls
Speaker 16: on the swim team and playing basketball. It might be
Speaker 16: subject to young men to play competitively with them side
Speaker 16: by side. They're pro life activists, peacefully praying outside of clinics, arrested,
Speaker 16: thrown in jail. They're concerned and worried that nurses, doctors,
Speaker 16: military hippo rules thrown out the window, and are forced
Speaker 16: to take experimental vaccination lest they be fired. So yes, yes,
Speaker 16: people have been concerned and worried, and thank God, thank God, almighty,
Speaker 16: humbly we have we have a new sheriff in town.
Speaker 12: Folks, Thanks be to God. May we stay humble, may
Speaker 12: we stay free. God bless you, my brother, you know,
Speaker 12: ray before.
Speaker 1: Her, uh her inappropriate? I mean that was a prayer session.
Speaker 1: That wasn't the eight policy session. It was a prayer
Speaker 1: session that she decided to for political purposes, for the
Speaker 1: media purposes, push for agenda. I did not know that
Speaker 1: the Episcopalians endorsed pedophilia, and I'm not sure that a
Speaker 1: lot of Episcopalians would would agree that they promote and and,
Speaker 1: like I said, seborne pedophilia. But it seems like she may,
Speaker 1: along with everything else on the border. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for being a ray of sunlight, because sunlight is
Speaker 1: the best disinfected after all. Coming up on six fifty
Speaker 1: seven at the top of the hour, Steve Shulty with
Speaker 1: an environmental update. We'll also have Roco and the Tom
Speaker 1: Davis Diaries and the like, and a special rock and
Speaker 1: roll archaeology this morning at seven thirty five. Jim Lebarbara
Speaker 1: will not be with us today. He's entitled to a
Speaker 1: week off since he doesn't get paid to be here anyway.
Speaker 1: And we'll have Mighty John Marshall from Moneymusic dot Com
Speaker 1: coming up with a new top ten list of valuable
Speaker 1: vinyl and he's got some news about a podcast that
Speaker 1: he is now doing. They've got a lot of episodes
Speaker 1: in the can and it'll be interesting, as it always is.
Speaker 1: So glad to have you along for the ride. It
Speaker 1: is six fifty eight Good morning, seven hundred WLW this
Speaker 1: month and into another hour of this Saturday Morning edition
Speaker 1: for Saturday one, twenty five, twenty five, seven oh five.
Speaker 1: So many fives, so little time. Gary Jeff Walker with
Speaker 1: you on this glorious but frosty Saturday. Time to talk
Speaker 1: some ev environment with our environmental engineer, Steve.
Speaker 11: See tree, some green resist, I see them blue, fuming you,
Speaker 11: and I think to myself, what I wander It.
Speaker 1: Is a wonderful world, and yet we continue to try
Speaker 1: and destroy it by being friendly to the ecology and
Speaker 1: the environment, like years of forest mismanagement in California, sparking
Speaker 1: wildfires that have ruined lives, taken lives and cost billions
Speaker 1: of dollars in damage like that, or diverting diverting water
Speaker 1: so it doesn't get to the places that need water
Speaker 1: for the sake of a Pacific smelt or whatever. And
Speaker 1: there is also a lot of net zero boondoggle projects
Speaker 1: that do not at all help the environment, and yet
Speaker 1: we're told we have to do this for the sake
Speaker 1: of the planet. Good morning, Steve Shilty, and my gosh,
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on. Steve, But I have
Speaker 1: got a high pitched wine in the back of your
Speaker 1: phone call this morning.
Speaker 12: I don't know I got.
Speaker 21: I'm in my car.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 21: Gary, everything's off.
Speaker 1: I understand it's something about your car. Anyway, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about? You're talking about net zero and sustainability.
Speaker 21: It's the stan belly. So about a week ago reading
Speaker 21: one of my trade rags called Water, Environment and Technology,
Speaker 21: the operations and Engineering and so there's an arty gole
Speaker 21: in here that Laurel, Maryland officially opened it's two hundred
Speaker 21: and seventy one million dollars bio cheap facility in October
Speaker 21: twenty twenty four. A facility will receive all biosolids aka
Speaker 21: sludge from their six wastewater treatment plants, producing Class A biosolids,
Speaker 21: which is a good thing we can put on farmland,
Speaker 21: as well as renewable natural gas the power half of
Speaker 21: the Montgomery Counties. This is in Maryland, right on buses.
Speaker 21: The agreement and anticipated to generate seven hundred thousand in
Speaker 21: the sale of the gas and about three point two
Speaker 21: million dollars per year from the sale of renewable fuel credits.
Speaker 21: Another boondog. Oh, but that's another that's another story, and
Speaker 21: said the project will save customers about three point four
Speaker 21: million and the others. So you think of that as all, man,
Speaker 21: look at all this money saving weal Gary, Jeff. You know,
Speaker 21: when we were in my days working, we use what
Speaker 21: called simple payback, the kind of ad judge project is
Speaker 21: worthwhile to pursue or not.
Speaker 12: So you take two.
Speaker 21: Hundred and seventy one million dollars divided by three seven
Speaker 21: point three million dollars, you get a payback of thirty
Speaker 21: seven years. Now, how much of this equipment do you
Speaker 21: will think will still be operating in the year twenty
Speaker 21: sixty one?
Speaker 12: Why not?
Speaker 1: I doubt you. I doubt that it's going to be
Speaker 1: operating in ten years. But that's okay, that's just whatever.
Speaker 21: The point is, we have all this labor, energy materials
Speaker 21: to go into a project that will not pay for
Speaker 21: itself in a lifetime, and it even gets closer, which
Speaker 21: and that reminded me of something. Back in twenty eleven,
Speaker 21: the Cincinnati Zoo put a one point five one point
Speaker 21: five make a watch solar array on top of a
Speaker 21: parking garage, and I remember eating the article in the inquiry.
Speaker 21: I don't remember the exact cost of capital, which they
Speaker 21: had the article, and the savings which they had the article.
Speaker 21: But I specifically remembering an old just engineering when we
Speaker 21: had to do calculations with a slide, where a lot
Speaker 21: of our math was done in the head and quick calculation.
Speaker 21: I remember being the payback back then was going to
Speaker 21: be fifty to sixty years. The lifetime of a solar
Speaker 21: array at best is twenty to twenty five years. But
Speaker 21: it gets better. We now have a two point eight
Speaker 21: megawatt solar array at the Zoo. I looked up several
Speaker 21: different articles, as usual with these projects, couldn't find the
Speaker 21: capital costs. I did find an article said that the
Speaker 21: zoo would be saving three hundred thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 21: So let's be generous and say that it's gonna be
Speaker 21: nine million dollars to put up. It's gonna be a
Speaker 21: lot more of that when we have to conclude all costs,
Speaker 21: including grants from the state and trable government that you
Speaker 21: and I pay, the tax credits from state governments that you.
Speaker 12: And I pay.
Speaker 21: They saved three hundred thousand go into a nine million,
Speaker 21: thirty year payback, and I bet it's even worse than
Speaker 21: that and again the solar arrays will be long gone.
Speaker 1: I agree. And it's full of waste, and it's it's
Speaker 1: nothing but a money grab by people who are on
Speaker 1: the inside track and virtue signaling.
Speaker 21: Oh yeah, this is all about virtue signaling.
Speaker 1: Well, no, it's it's it's really, it's really all about
Speaker 1: theft of public funds in the name of virtue signaling.
Speaker 1: To be honest. Oh pm of other people's mother other
Speaker 1: people's mothers and other people's money. Steve Schulte, thank you
Speaker 1: so much. It's seven eleven, it's seven hundred wl.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 11: That's a guy.
Speaker 1: Whose job, whose job is to get physical with people.
Speaker 1: Of course, now it's a lot more positive than it
Speaker 1: used to be when he got physical. He's actually trying
Speaker 1: to help people now a lot more yeah, a lot
Speaker 1: more positive.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: Physical trainer, fitness expert and biohacker, the one and only
Speaker 1: Roco Costellano. You can read his stuff at rococostellano dot
Speaker 1: com and Roco what in the world are we talking
Speaker 1: about today?
Speaker 12: Well? Today, I uh, well, we told about anything you
Speaker 12: want there. But I did want to give give a
Speaker 12: quick shout out to Jen at that ferments. They have
Speaker 12: awesome fermented food and also a kombucha. I just wanted
Speaker 12: to give a quick shout out to her.
Speaker 1: Where do you get something like that? Because I know
Speaker 1: fermented foods are supposed to be told me your time
Speaker 1: and and time again that fermented foods are the answer
Speaker 1: for your gut, for a healthy gut. Where can I
Speaker 1: get some format foods Rocco?
Speaker 12: Well? I also I also write about it on the
Speaker 12: on the block.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 12: You get a fermented food at fab Ferments And they're
Speaker 12: at the Hyde Park uh a farmer's market during the summertime,
Speaker 12: and you can look them up on on the web.
Speaker 12: And they have this really cool tap room. They have
Speaker 12: a tap room and they also have a UH and
Speaker 12: you can buy their fermented food. They have all different
Speaker 12: types of sabocrat that have seaweed in it. They have,
Speaker 12: if I mean, all all different types of of kim
Speaker 12: chi and that kind of food. I like to do
Speaker 12: it myself personally. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, how long does it How long does it take?
Speaker 1: How long does it take to make kim chi?
Speaker 12: For example, roccom, it takes about it takes about five days.
Speaker 12: Five Yeah, kim chi takes about five days. And like
Speaker 12: my fromented carrots, take about two and a half weeks. Uh,
Speaker 12: that's the longest one. What what do you say?
Speaker 1: What I say, I wanted to ferment some carrots, which
Speaker 1: I've never even thought was possible or I would want
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 12: They're awesome. How do you how do you?
Speaker 1: How do you know?
Speaker 12: How do you.
Speaker 1: Ferment a carrot?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: What's the process? Give me a give me a one
Speaker 1: minute summation.
Speaker 12: Okay, so you're Julian the carroacs, so you cut him
Speaker 12: into uh into rectangles basically, and all you do is
Speaker 12: you put them in a jar in a court, a
Speaker 12: mason jar, and you put a two percent combination of
Speaker 12: Brian in there. Now Brian is basically I just salt water.
Speaker 12: You take some kosher salt, or you take some sea salt,
Speaker 12: and and I basically for every quart of water, I
Speaker 12: put about a tablespoon of salt in there. I shake
Speaker 12: it up and then I pour it over the carrots.
Speaker 12: And then I put a what's called a pickle pipe
Speaker 12: and a pickle pebble. I put the pickle pebble. It's
Speaker 12: a glass, uh kind of stone that goes over so
Speaker 12: that so that the carrots stay down. And you want
Speaker 12: to make sure that they that they stay below the
Speaker 12: waterline because fermentation needs to stay.
Speaker 1: And it needs to be it needs to be saturated,
Speaker 1: but it needs to be saturated.
Speaker 12: Well, yeah, it needs to be saturated, but it needs
Speaker 12: to be within an anaerobic without oxygen, okay, you know environment.
Speaker 12: And then you wait for two weeks, you watch the
Speaker 12: top so that it doesn't get moldy. But it's pretty
Speaker 12: acidic anyway, so uh, and that's it. And then you
Speaker 12: have a fermented carrots, and and we do pickles like
Speaker 12: I do pickles a lot, so I do a cucumbers.
Speaker 12: I've got a ton of Do.
Speaker 1: You do you use a Do you use a pickle
Speaker 1: pebble to pickle your peppers or pepper? Yes, well to
Speaker 1: pickle your pickles? Now? Is this the same kind of
Speaker 1: pickle pebble that Peter Piper would have picked?
Speaker 12: Absolutely? Yep. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Find out more at rococostelano dot com. It's time for
Speaker 1: the Tom Davis Diaries, also known as the Here is
Speaker 1: our Reporter, wild wacky stories from around the country, around
Speaker 1: the world. Tom Davis, Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 22: This week a celebrity shares the secret to long lasting
Speaker 22: relationships and other surprises. But first, A guy in England,
Speaker 22: Aaron Phoenix, is now famous for his collection of pets.
Speaker 22: He lives with one thousand tarantulas. Aaron says that he
Speaker 22: uses the creatures to boost his mental health and to
Speaker 22: educate the public about spiders.
Speaker 1: A big rapper is making the news, and I do
Speaker 1: mean big rapper.
Speaker 22: Dave Blunts is six hundred pounds and he says that
Speaker 22: this year's upcoming tour he plans to CrowdSurf.
Speaker 1: He says he's sure that his fans.
Speaker 22: Will be able to hold him up and he's hoping
Speaker 22: to lose.
Speaker 1: Weight as the tour goes on.
Speaker 22: There's a family in Bergin, Kentucky who says that the
Speaker 22: Amazon drivers stole their dog. They say that their beloved
Speaker 22: sixteen year old beagle is missing and they know it
Speaker 22: was the driver because they actually caught that driver previously
Speaker 22: trying to steal the dog, with the cops.
Speaker 1: To try to bring the dog back unharmed.
Speaker 22: And finally, celebrities are famous for relationships that don't last,
Speaker 22: but one a Ish lister is here to tell you
Speaker 22: the secrets.
Speaker 1: Of staying together.
Speaker 22: Meghan Trainer says every couple should have a his and
Speaker 22: hers toilet so that they can go to the bathroom together.
Speaker 22: She says that there's nothing more intimate and she loves
Speaker 22: sharing that time with her husband and that nothing connects
Speaker 22: you more than sitting down and sharing that special moment
Speaker 22: with the person you love the most. That is simply
Speaker 22: the grossest thing I've ever heard. Next week, man goes
Speaker 22: viral for making wood flavored ice cream.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend. I thought the double sink vanity
Speaker 1: was a stretch.
Speaker 11: Can kind carrange.
Speaker 1: Let us go to love and let us go to
Speaker 1: our friend, brother Rick Green, with a little bit of
Speaker 1: inspiration from the Word of God this morning. Try to
Speaker 1: be positive wherever possible on this program, and this is
Speaker 1: one of the ways that we like to facilitate that,
Speaker 1: Brother Green, How are you this morning?
Speaker 9: Hey, good morning Gary. I walk about five five thirty
Speaker 9: am hang on a flat screen TV?
Speaker 14: Jeez?
Speaker 1: So, I mean was that the only was that the so?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 1: I mean you get up early every day for work, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: and so you were hanging a flat screen? How big
Speaker 1: is it this?
Speaker 12: Si?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, do you have sych before they wake up?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: So you this is for the fam basically, yeah.
Speaker 9: That's in the living room because my man cave is
Speaker 9: my man cave.
Speaker 1: I hear you, I hear you. Well, so what have
Speaker 1: you got for us this week?
Speaker 12: Rick?
Speaker 9: Today we got Luke Chapter twelve, verse fifteen.
Speaker 7: They said.
Speaker 9: Then he said to them, watch out beyond your guard
Speaker 9: against all kinds of greed. Life does not consist of
Speaker 9: abundance and possessions. I pray to God.
Speaker 12: We can a marinate on that today.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, especially since you've been up hanging a
Speaker 1: sixty five inch flat screen on your wall. That sounds
Speaker 1: that sounds pretty abundant. It's a nice possession, But it's
Speaker 1: not the most important thing, is it.
Speaker 12: Nah?
Speaker 9: You know you're I am a typical American. I worked
Speaker 9: hard for at sixty fivenues.
Speaker 1: I know, I understand.
Speaker 9: But you're right. You have to be right.
Speaker 1: This is this is one that I need to keep
Speaker 1: in mind here. This is Psalm one. One blessed is
Speaker 1: one who does not step do not walk in step
Speaker 1: with the wicked, or stand in the way that sinners take,
Speaker 1: or sit in the company of mockers. And it's awfully
Speaker 1: easy to fall into that trap. And it's something I
Speaker 1: need to remember on a regular basis.
Speaker 9: You're right here, It's extremely tempting, especially when you love
Speaker 9: the people in attacks that a way.
Speaker 1: It's hard, yes, sir, yes, sir. Well listen, have a
Speaker 1: blessed day. Fire up that big screen, see what it
Speaker 1: looks like. Definitely, Gary, all right, Rick, have a blessed
Speaker 1: weekend yourself, sir all right. It's at eight sixteen. Dave
Speaker 1: Hatter will be joining us with a little bit of
Speaker 1: tech talk in just a moment. It's eight sixteen and
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Speaker 1: Six do all right, thank you, sir. A friend that
Speaker 1: I have on often on my nightcap programs had made
Speaker 1: his debut on a Saturday morning. I think he's been
Speaker 1: with us one or two times before. But just to
Speaker 1: fill the time. Now that Bengals season's not up, we
Speaker 1: don't have like eight minutes of commercials going into the
Speaker 1: half hour, We've got some more time for good stuff
Speaker 1: like Dave Hatter, Good Morning, mister mad Hatter, Doomsday.
Speaker 7: Dave jard Morning, Garret Jeff, always my pleasure to be on.
Speaker 7: Hopefully put out some good information.
Speaker 1: All right, So what's what's new on the horizon in
Speaker 1: the tech world and things to look out for? Give
Speaker 1: us a reason to really be afraid?
Speaker 7: How afraid do you want to be?
Speaker 12: Carrius?
Speaker 7: Are we talking about like you know, attack of the
Speaker 7: Killer Tomatoes afraid? Or are we talking about you know,
Speaker 7: like well Nosoza not not.
Speaker 1: So afraid that I have to change my pants?
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, Well, you know we've talked about this so
Speaker 7: many times before the whole TikTok thing, and yeah, we
Speaker 7: talked about China, Chinese evs and so forth, and you know,
Speaker 7: I think it's going to be really interesting to see
Speaker 7: where this all plays out. But I just want to
Speaker 7: remind folks who are thinking, you know, okay, even if
Speaker 7: I can't use TikTok, and again, well, I don't really.
Speaker 12: Know where that's going to go.
Speaker 7: It's been surprising to me the idea that you're going
Speaker 7: to switch to use red note, which is entirely in Mandarin.
Speaker 7: You don't even know what you're signing up for. It's
Speaker 7: just totally insane, totally insane, and it's it's hard for
Speaker 7: me to understand why it's difficult to explain to people
Speaker 7: the dangers here. It's, you know, because the thing I'll
Speaker 7: always hear is, well, you know, Facebook and all these
Speaker 7: other social media companies are doing the same kind of thing.
Speaker 7: Well they are to an extent right, they're collecting your
Speaker 7: data for sure, but they're American companies. They're not controlled
Speaker 7: by the Chinese Communist Party, where they have laws in
Speaker 7: China that you can easily look up and see that
Speaker 7: they are required to own over any government or any
Speaker 7: information that the government wants, and then you know they
Speaker 7: can use that to propagandize you.
Speaker 1: It's it's insane.
Speaker 7: So for anyone in listening range, stop using apps of
Speaker 7: any sort whether it's shopping apps, social media apps whatever
Speaker 7: from China. You know, these folks are not our friends.
Speaker 7: They're collecting your data, they're using it in all kinds
Speaker 7: of bad ways. They're propagandizing us.
Speaker 1: That's isn't that? Isn't that Tamu too, Yes, exactly, Gary.
Speaker 12: Yeah. In fact, I wrote a big blog post on this.
Speaker 7: You know, if you find me on LinkedIn, you'll you
Speaker 7: can read this blog post where I go into detail,
Speaker 7: I explain these laws.
Speaker 12: I have lots of.
Speaker 7: Links to other reputable sources warning about all the problems
Speaker 7: because the data is a concern, but it's it's not
Speaker 7: the main concern. It's the propaganda.
Speaker 12: So that's to me, it's scary that we have that.
Speaker 7: It seems to be hard to convince people that these
Speaker 7: risks are real. And you know, it's not just technology
Speaker 7: people like me. You've got all kinds of people you know,
Speaker 7: in the government warning about this. So that that to
Speaker 7: me is scary because it's hard to predict, especially when
Speaker 7: you throw AI into this, how that data could be used.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 7: And again it connects to the critical infrastructure attacks, the
Speaker 7: fact the Chinese Communist Party agents have hacked our telecom systems.
Speaker 7: They're in our critical infrastructure, per our own government.
Speaker 12: So yeah, to me, that's pretty.
Speaker 7: Scary because if you turn off the power, we're going
Speaker 7: to have real problems.
Speaker 12: That's as bad as it gets.
Speaker 1: I know some people who are friends and you know,
Speaker 1: married couples do this too from time to time. Not
Speaker 1: my wife and I because we're smoter than the average bear.
Speaker 1: The NSA last week warned to iPhone and Android users
Speaker 1: to disable the location tracking on their phone. And you know,
Speaker 1: it's kind of neat. You can see where your friend is.
Speaker 1: Or I have some guys, some old guys that come
Speaker 1: into the bar and they've got location trackers on each
Speaker 1: other's phone so they can see where the other one
Speaker 1: is for some for some reason, But why is this
Speaker 1: a bad idea? And why does the NSA warning against
Speaker 1: you using the location tracking on your phone?
Speaker 7: So you know, I'll be the first to tell you,
Speaker 7: Gary Jess, I turn off the location tracking feature of
Speaker 7: my phone and lesson until I need it. So yesterday
Speaker 7: I went on a client visit somewhere south of Lexington.
Speaker 7: I didn't believe know where I was doing, so I
Speaker 7: open up my phone, I get into the privacy settings
Speaker 7: on my Apple Phone, I enable location tracking so that
Speaker 7: the maps can work. It got me where I wanted
Speaker 7: to go, I did what I needed to do, I
Speaker 7: drove back home.
Speaker 5: I turned it off.
Speaker 7: And you know, I've operated like that for a long time.
Speaker 7: So the point they're making, and I want to be
Speaker 7: clear to folks, okay, and I encourage everyone to go
Speaker 7: out that Forbes mentioned this NSSAY thing. You can read
Speaker 7: what the NSA said directly. I encourage people to read it.
Speaker 7: I encourage people to take their advice. I know it
Speaker 7: creates some friction and inconvenience. You have to get in
Speaker 7: and keep monkey with a setting. But at first off,
Speaker 7: I want to be really clear that the cellular network
Speaker 7: is tracking your phone at all times at the song on.
Speaker 7: It has to by the nature of the way it works. Okay,
Speaker 7: so this is not turning off all location tracking. What
Speaker 7: it's trying to do is limit the amount of data
Speaker 7: that about your location anyway that's being sucked up by
Speaker 7: the apps underphone gets us right back to the TikTok
Speaker 7: red note pay Move questions. You know these apps are
Speaker 7: aggressively collecting your data. If you give them permissions, then
Speaker 7: it's usually hard to turn this stuff off, you know,
Speaker 7: dark patterns, privacy laws and make it hard. These kinds
Speaker 7: of apps are sucking up your location data. It's often
Speaker 7: being sold to data brokers. And I think what caused
Speaker 7: the NSA to come out and say this at this
Speaker 7: moment is there was recently a data breach of a
Speaker 7: data broker called Gravity, and all kinds of sensitive location
Speaker 7: data was leaked about people that came from the apps
Speaker 7: they had installed on their phone. So you you download
Speaker 7: candy Crush or something that, you know, why does Candy Crush?
Speaker 7: Why does the game needs your location? Gary Jakh?
Speaker 15: Why does Why?
Speaker 7: Why does TikTok needs your location? Why does any Unless
Speaker 7: you're using an app that's geared towards getting you somewhere,
Speaker 7: why does it needs your location? But that data is valuable,
Speaker 7: it's collected, it's sold to data brokers, and then when
Speaker 7: you have these breaches, you know, now you have a
Speaker 7: situation where military personnel, government executives, corporate executives, et cetera,
Speaker 7: all their location data is out there. You want to
Speaker 7: to spy on someone, if you wanted to assassinate someone,
Speaker 7: well that's all out there now. So the point the
Speaker 7: NSSAY is making is it's really not in anyone's interest.
Speaker 7: And you know, while you could go in and try
Speaker 7: to turn off the settings on each individual app and
Speaker 7: they give you some other advice there, like change your
Speaker 7: advertising ID. Sure, the basic bottom line, I agree is really,
Speaker 7: unless you're using the location services by design to get
Speaker 7: you somewhere, you really ought to turn it off, all right.
Speaker 1: So sure, well, well, well we'll stop it there because
Speaker 1: we're out of time. But you know what I do
Speaker 1: a lot of times, Dave, is I just leave my
Speaker 1: phone at home.
Speaker 7: Well that's not a bad idea, GARYT Jeff. You know
Speaker 7: if you don't need it, because then then you're not
Speaker 7: being tracked at all.
Speaker 1: I know, that's that's what I mean. Oh no, he's
Speaker 1: still there. God, he never goes out of the house.
Speaker 1: Take care, Dave. We'll talk to you soon, all right, brother.
Speaker 7: Oh it's my pleasure, Gary Jeff.
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Speaker 1: Lawyers should never ask a question they don't already know
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Speaker 1: in a trial and a small southern town prosecuting attorney
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Speaker 1: He approached the old woman and asked, missus Jones, do
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Speaker 1: She again replies, yes, I do. I've known mister Bradley
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Speaker 1: a drinking problem. He can't build a normal relationship with
Speaker 1: the one in his law practice is one of the
Speaker 1: worst in the entire state. Not to mention, he cheated
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Speaker 1: The judge asked both counsel to come to his bench.
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Speaker 12: What's going on?
Speaker 1: Well the iHeart since the studios are again in their
Speaker 1: usual state of technological advance and so we're we're having
Speaker 1: having a wonderful time. Uh what are you up to today?
Speaker 1: Getting ready for UC basketball? I guess tonight?
Speaker 12: Are you?
Speaker 1: Are you out west? Moe? Hello? I am absolutely astonished
Speaker 1: that this has happened. Mo, are you there?
Speaker 12: You got me? Now?
Speaker 21: You got me?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I got you? Now?
Speaker 1: Where are you are you at?
Speaker 7: B YU?
Speaker 5: I am in on the west side of Cincinnati. Oh okay,
Speaker 5: not in Provo, Utah. So we should be able to
Speaker 5: make this phone.
Speaker 1: Call, well, don't don't, don't, don't count on anything this morning.
Speaker 1: Believe me.
Speaker 5: I think unfortunately, I've learned that the hard way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so Bearcats, you were saying.
Speaker 5: This is a big game, and that's cliche, right, But
Speaker 5: because of their failures to win games at home and
Speaker 5: then one in three in the conference at home, put
Speaker 5: the premium on winning on the road. BYU is a
Speaker 5: team with a very similar profile to Cincinnati if you
Speaker 5: look at some of the metrics, this is a Quadrant
Speaker 5: one opportunity, which matters a lot on the resume. But
Speaker 5: I think the thing that was so frustrating the other
Speaker 5: night has to be rectified tonight. Number one, they were
Speaker 5: really good offensively, the Bearcats were, the offense flowed, they
Speaker 5: got good shots, they made fifty two percent. At one
Speaker 5: point in the first half, they were shooting close to
Speaker 5: sixty five percent. And then the one thing that has
Speaker 5: gone well this year, which has been the Bearcat's ability
Speaker 5: to get stops and play good defense, that kind of
Speaker 5: fell apart against Texas Tech, and so on a night
Speaker 5: where the offense was really good at home, they still
Speaker 5: lose by ten points. So now Wes Miller it's kind
Speaker 5: of like playing whack them all. Right, you've got your
Speaker 5: offense trending in the right direction, can you get the
Speaker 5: defense trending in the right direction, because he's gonna need
Speaker 5: both tonight.
Speaker 1: Oh, Xavier's gonna need a lot more than that. They're
Speaker 1: playing Yukon. That that is not a recipe for or
Speaker 1: instant success anytime.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 5: Well, No, the defending national champions obviously, and a team
Speaker 5: that Xavier lost to in Connecticut a few weeks ago,
Speaker 5: a game that the Musketeer has played really well and
Speaker 5: it should have won and could have won in overtime.
Speaker 5: Xavier kind of let one get away the other night
Speaker 5: against Saint John's. But I looked at that and said, Okay,
Speaker 5: they went to Marquette, they went to Saint John's. They
Speaker 5: could not go oh into you like to go to
Speaker 5: and zero. They at least needed to go one in one,
Speaker 5: and they did that. The big question tonight for the
Speaker 5: Musketeers is about the availability and health of Dalen Swain,
Speaker 5: a guy who has been so key to Xavier's defensive improvement.
Speaker 5: They're gonna have to muddy up this game, make it ugly,
Speaker 5: and if they can get a performance from Ryan conwell,
Speaker 5: similar to the one they got the last time Xavier
Speaker 5: played at home when he scored thirty four points. That
Speaker 5: would be helpful as well.
Speaker 1: The University of Kentucky Wildcats traveled to my old hometown
Speaker 1: to play in one of my favorite venues anywhere in
Speaker 1: college basketball, on the campus of Vanderbilt University, Memorial Gym,
Speaker 1: to play my Vandy Commodores. And you never know what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen at Memorial Gym no matter how each team
Speaker 1: is doing in any particular season. I've seen Kentucky go
Speaker 1: down to Vandy more than once and lose a game
Speaker 1: they weren't expected to lose. It could happen today.
Speaker 5: I hope could happen today, because Vanderbilt is pretty good.
Speaker 5: You know, recently be Tennessee as the volunteers went in
Speaker 5: as the number one team in the country, went to
Speaker 5: Nashville got beat. You mentioned that arena. It's one of
Speaker 5: the coolest places I've ever seen a game. I'm sure
Speaker 5: folks who follow Gallage basketball, no, it's got the most
Speaker 5: unique setup because you're basically on a stage and the
Speaker 5: benches are behind the basket, So you know, there are
Speaker 5: sometimes communication issues if your guys are on the other end.
Speaker 5: I think with Kentucky it's can they outscore people? Oftentimes
Speaker 5: the answer has been yes. The answer was yes against Florida,
Speaker 5: gave up one hundred points six. Last week against Alabama,
Speaker 5: the answer was no, scored ninety seven, played great offensively,
Speaker 5: couldn't get stops. I really like watching this Kentucky team
Speaker 5: because they have of all the different offensive options they
Speaker 5: have offensively, they can beat you in so many different ways.
Speaker 5: There are a team that offensively, you say, you know what,
Speaker 5: they can beat anybody, But in March you're looking for
Speaker 5: things that you know might be fatal flaws, and so
Speaker 5: far it looks like it's going to be Kentucky's defense.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 1: The thing about the uniqueness of Vandy's Memorial Gym, and
Speaker 1: I've attended many games there when I lived down there
Speaker 1: and was a Commodore fan, is that you talk about
Speaker 1: the communications issues because the benches are at opposite ends
Speaker 1: of the floor and underneath the baskets. But you know,
Speaker 1: Vandy probably has since that's their home. Gym has all
Speaker 1: kinds of signals and stuff that the players are looking
Speaker 1: for at their coach and the bench to know what
Speaker 1: to do to solve those communication problems that maybe the
Speaker 1: other team haven't worked out yet. And it reminds me
Speaker 1: of being an eighth grader playing basketball at a junior
Speaker 1: high that was old, and the players from that squad,
Speaker 1: the home team knew where the dead spots in the
Speaker 1: floor were. We didn't. So you'd peak going to dribble
Speaker 1: a ball, would they would drive you to a certain
Speaker 1: area they knew was dead on the floor, and the
Speaker 1: ball would just as you dribble, just stand right there
Speaker 1: on the floor like it had no air in it,
Speaker 1: and they would just pick it up and go to
Speaker 1: the other end and score layups. So these kind of
Speaker 1: things happen in unique situations. Uh so, Uh, anyway, I
Speaker 1: wanted to ask you a little bit. I know it's
Speaker 1: a weird question, but Liam brought it up this morning
Speaker 1: about baseball and the eleven year old in California who
Speaker 1: pulled the Paul Skins one one debut patch card and
Speaker 1: apparently it's it's worth like a million dollars, And I said,
Speaker 1: how long's Paul Skien's been in the league, But it
Speaker 1: was apparently one of one and the Pirates wanted the
Speaker 1: card and they offered two Pirate season tickets now to
Speaker 1: an eleven year old in California, I don't think that's
Speaker 1: gonna kind of really help him behind home plate for
Speaker 1: the next thirty years. A meet and greet with Paul Skiings,
Speaker 1: two poll Skiings signed jerseys, and a Pirates game with
Speaker 1: Levy Dunn in her suite, and the eleven year old said, no, baby, Na,
Speaker 1: I'm keeping the card. Uh here's the question. Do you
Speaker 1: did you ever collect baseball cards? I mean I did
Speaker 1: when I was real young. Did you do that?
Speaker 5: I did, Uh, pretty pretty obsessively as well. And unlike
Speaker 5: you know a lot of people who would tell the
Speaker 5: story about how well, you know, I moved out and
Speaker 5: my mom threw them away. I still have all of mine. Now,
Speaker 5: it's been many, many, many years since I, you know,
Speaker 5: bought a whole bunch of new cards. But like my
Speaker 5: cards from the late eighties that I'm meticulously organized, every
Speaker 5: team in alphabetical order, and every player on every team
Speaker 5: in alphabetical order. I put him in binders. I still
Speaker 5: have all of them. I you know, we were told
Speaker 5: back then like this is this is going to pay off.
Speaker 5: You know, this is going to be something down the road.
Speaker 5: You'll be able to fund your retirement. I'm not sure
Speaker 5: that's the case, but they are still they are pretty cool,
Speaker 5: and you know, it's been interesting over the last four
Speaker 5: or five years. The baseball card collecting hobby is taken off.
Speaker 5: It's not an inexpensive hobby, but yeah, I was a
Speaker 5: pretty big card collector when I was a kid, and
Speaker 5: proud to say that I still have most of my cards.
Speaker 1: See that amazes me that it's taken off again, because
Speaker 1: I thought it was dead forever, you know, in the
Speaker 1: digital age, and nobody's doing this. But apparently it's red
Speaker 1: hot right now. And that eleven year old has a
Speaker 1: red hot one of a kind card, which is cool
Speaker 1: for him. My baseball cards all went in the spokes
Speaker 1: of my bicycle along with my friends the age. I
Speaker 1: had to add an Ernie Banks rookie card in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty seven that I found mo and it went in
Speaker 1: the spokes of my bike because I didn't know better
Speaker 1: at the age of seven or whatever.
Speaker 12: So yeah, uh oh man. So you know what we had.
Speaker 5: What we had in the late eighties is you know,
Speaker 5: the card collecting really kind of blew up and a
Speaker 5: lot of different card companies came into being, and we
Speaker 5: had the Beckett Baseball Card Monthly, which was like the
Speaker 5: Wall Street Journal for baseball card collectors. I've seen it,
Speaker 5: and so you would get it every month, and you know,
Speaker 5: they would have every card listed and you would look
Speaker 5: at it and go, man, Tony Gwyn, it's up to
Speaker 5: fifteen cents, all right. They look at the next month,
Speaker 5: Tony Winn cards now up to twenty cents. It was
Speaker 5: a huge racket then, but it was it was It
Speaker 5: was a lot of fun. And you know that the
Speaker 5: card collecting thing. What it kind of took off again
Speaker 5: was during COVID. You know, when people were, you know,
Speaker 5: told they couldn't leave their houses. So what they were
Speaker 5: doing was they got bored, started going through their stuff
Speaker 5: and in many cases they found their old baseball cards
Speaker 5: and some cases found out what it was worth. And
Speaker 5: I think a lot of people kind of got back
Speaker 5: into the hobby when they were forced into lockdown.
Speaker 1: Excited about Championship Sunday tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Are you I am right, yeah, because I think we're
Speaker 5: gonna need it.
Speaker 12: Two really good games.
Speaker 5: You know, first of all, watching Jade and Daniels and
Speaker 5: watching Saekuon Barkley play in the same game with a
Speaker 5: lot on the line. It's gonna be a lot of fun.
Speaker 5: And let's face it, the Bills in Chiefs say what
Speaker 5: you want about both, They've had a great playoff history
Speaker 5: against each other. It's a franchise in Buffalo, much like
Speaker 5: Cincinnati looking for that long elusive super Bowl, playing against
Speaker 5: the team that has often been you know, their one
Speaker 5: big roadblock, and it's a Chiefs team playing for history.
Speaker 5: We haven't had a three peet before. I think the
Speaker 5: game is gonna be awesome, And yeah, I'm pretty excited,
Speaker 5: and I'm pretty excited to hear people will come up
Speaker 5: with ways to tell the rest of us that the
Speaker 5: games are fixed. If an officiating call goes.
Speaker 12: The long way.
Speaker 1: I love that. You know, they call Josh Allen Superman.
Speaker 1: But yet it was Patrick Mahomes horizontal throwing the touchdown
Speaker 1: pass last week, like we saw Joe Burrow during the
Speaker 1: regular season. I think there's still some question about who
Speaker 1: Superman is in that particular matchup, and we will find
Speaker 1: out more tomorrow evening. Obviously, here's my prediction.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 1: I made this, and I truly believe for some reason
Speaker 1: that Washington is going to go into Philadelphia and they're
Speaker 1: gonna They're gonna kick the Eagles out of the playoffs
Speaker 1: tomorrow at home. And I believe that the Buffalo Bills
Speaker 1: will find a way to lose again to the Kansas
Speaker 1: City Chiefs and in the Super Bowl, I am and
Speaker 1: I hate saying this, but I really feel it, Jadeen
Speaker 1: Daniels will become the first rookie to win a Super
Speaker 1: Bowl game against Patrick Mahomes. And I'm choking saying this.
Speaker 1: I believe we're in for a shocker of all shockers.
Speaker 1: Get your money out, go online, do your betting app.
Speaker 1: Commanders over Chiefs in the Super Bowl. That's my prediction.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 5: I well, I think Washington's gonna win tomorrow. I think
Speaker 5: I told you yet last week I thought the winner
Speaker 5: of Buffalo versus Baltimore was gonna win the AFC. I
Speaker 5: still think that that's gonna happen. But you know this
Speaker 5: Washington team, first of all, jade Daniels legitimately might be
Speaker 5: the best rookie quarterback I've ever seen, might be the
Speaker 5: best rookie quarterback of all time. Some of the throws
Speaker 5: team makes are I think impossible for other quarterbacks to
Speaker 5: even dream of making, and Philadelphias quarterback Jalen Hurts. I'm
Speaker 5: not sure as one hundred percent. Their offense was better
Speaker 5: against the Rams. That can be a little clunky. This
Speaker 5: was a twelve win Washington team. You know, this isn't
Speaker 5: some nine and eight, you know, tunky upstart.
Speaker 12: They won twelve games.
Speaker 5: They were terrific all season long. They went into Detroit
Speaker 5: and offensively did whatever they wanted against the top seed.
Speaker 5: I don't think Washington winning the NFC, and I don't
Speaker 5: think Washington winning the Super Bowl is that far fetched
Speaker 5: of a suggestion. I think it's you know, maybe not likely,
Speaker 5: but if it did happen, I've seen some far, far
Speaker 5: far more unlikely things happen in football and in sports.
Speaker 1: Well, if it does happen, remember you heard it here first,
Speaker 1: mo egger, have a fantastic weekend, brother, all right, and
Speaker 1: enjoy not being in provo utah counselor what's going on?
Speaker 26: I heard that joke you told Gary Jeff uh. I'll
Speaker 26: tell you what, man, you gotta stop picking on lawyers.
Speaker 26: But don't lawyers odd to society? Don't you all ask
Speaker 26: questions that you already know the answer to. No, that's
Speaker 26: it's funny you mentioned that that's one of the first
Speaker 26: things you learn. Don't ask a witness the question that
Speaker 26: you don't know what the answer is going to be
Speaker 26: because you're stuck with it. And believe how many lawyers
Speaker 26: violate that.
Speaker 1: I am so beside myself upset once again with Mitch McConnell,
Speaker 1: my senator in Kentucky. He would do that game.
Speaker 26: I didn't make it up to watch the vote, but
Speaker 26: I really didn't think he would do that. Thank God
Speaker 26: for JD.
Speaker 1: Vans. I mean, Mitch has got to go. Well, he's
Speaker 1: got what two more years left. He has been a
Speaker 1: swamp creature for decades. He's worse now. He's part of
Speaker 1: the Washington establishment. He has no cares about everyday Kentuckians,
Speaker 1: much less Americans, and he just needs to go enough,
Speaker 1: you know. I mean, I understand Susan Collins, I understand
Speaker 1: even Murkowski. You expect that right exactly, but you know,
Speaker 1: is this what it's gonna be? I was shocked.
Speaker 26: Well, you know what, as long as now on, long
Speaker 26: as we got the tie breaker, you know, as long
Speaker 26: as it gets done.
Speaker 1: But I don't know.
Speaker 26: I'd like for some reporter to ask him, why did
Speaker 26: you do that?
Speaker 1: Mitch, you know what's the deal here? Oh well, I
Speaker 1: don't think he's qualified be Secretary of Defense. Great, and
Speaker 1: my Chinese spy wife doesn't like it either. What's on
Speaker 1: the short of there? Where do I begin? Gary Jeff?
Speaker 1: You so much to talk about.
Speaker 26: We got three guests today too, the Russ mock Him
Speaker 26: County GOP chair. He was at the inauguration. You're going
Speaker 26: to talk to him about that. Epic Times reporter Janie
Speaker 26: Heisel was supposed to be there, but her plane was
Speaker 26: grounded because of the weather. However, did a great article
Speaker 26: in the Epic Times about the people that were there.
Speaker 26: She talked to a number of people. I'm really looking
Speaker 26: forward to this. Last one eleven thirty former judge Kurt Hartman.
Speaker 26: He represented Gary Jeff, one of the January sixth defendants
Speaker 26: who was granted the clemency. We're going to talk to
Speaker 26: Kurt about that, about all the ins and outs of that.
Speaker 26: I'm looking forward to that.
Speaker 1: Oh and by the way, the reports of all the
Speaker 1: Capitol lease that were hospitalized after jin totally false. Totally false.
Speaker 1: They included like scratches and bruises as hospitalized, which they
Speaker 1: were not. There was only one person killed on January sixth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, and that was the Unarmed Air Force
Speaker 1: veteran Ashley Babbitt.
Speaker 26: You know, obviously such overkill on the Department of just
Speaker 26: this as part. But that's behind us now.
Speaker 1: BLM was an insurrection. Oh but no way, mane. That
Speaker 1: was a constitutionally protected crafticjenuflect.
Speaker 26: Or make the sign of the cross when you say BLM.
Speaker 1: No, I don't, Mike Allen, Saturday midday coming up next
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Speaker 16: Bill Cunningham is.
Speaker 24: The embodiment of the American dream.
Speaker 1: He's living it and he wants us to live it too.
Speaker 24: Happy families, good jobs, safe neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: And climbing that ladder as high as you can a
Speaker 1: better light. That's what will is all about.
Speaker 12: What's in your American dream?
Speaker 1: A riverside red sixty three Corvette rant with lots of horses,
Speaker 1: share a big bacon sandwich with Margot Robbie Wow. Let
Speaker 1: me tag team into that dream.
Speaker 20: Bill Cunningham, Monday at twelve noon on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: We all hear the radio ads about the IRS.
Speaker 20: They tell you to be afraid to be scared, and
Speaker 20: they try to frighten you into calling I'm not here
Speaker 20: to do that.
Speaker 1: Tax relief advocates is different.