Speaker 1: Oh my god, Hey, everybody, we are back with relationships
Speaker 1: is a bitch my year with our relationship Guru Arena
Speaker 1: who is coming to us from Nashville today, and aj
Speaker 1: Benza who is in Las Vegas today. So we are
Speaker 1: circling the globe. We got Florida, Vegas and Nashville today.
Speaker 1: Arena got her first taste of American tornadoes yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's scary.
Speaker 3: That was the first time I experienced it in my
Speaker 3: life because our flight was delayed twice and first one
Speaker 3: was canceled, and by the end of the story, we
Speaker 3: had one hour and a half more circling in the
Speaker 3: year air to get the Earth.
Speaker 1: Yet it was but you're circling above something that's circling.
Speaker 1: That's pretty like the pilot doesn't come on and say, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, we'll just be up here circling another fifteen
Speaker 1: waiting for this F five to go by and be
Speaker 1: done tearing up the Nashville suburbs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he didn't share with me. He knows I
Speaker 3: have a fair of flying, so he showed me on
Speaker 3: the earth. Okay, Erna, I didn't want to tell you
Speaker 3: that tornado announcement, I said, okay, good to know.
Speaker 1: Wow, what do you mean he showed you on the earth.
Speaker 3: He didn't let me know. He got an identification on
Speaker 3: his Android that it was tornado. That was the reason,
Speaker 3: because they said during the flight in Southwest it was
Speaker 3: just a turbos. Nobody mentioned the word tornado.
Speaker 1: Wow, probably a bozo. No no word. You people don't
Speaker 1: want to hear tornado.
Speaker 2: You don't want to have a bomb or tornado.
Speaker 1: Bomb's bad, tornadoes bad. Yeah, the Bathtom was backed up.
Speaker 1: That's a bad one.
Speaker 4: One time I got in trouble because vodka. Well, we
Speaker 4: were we were traveling. I was traveling with my Yorkshire
Speaker 4: Terrier back then Treasurey, and they will giving me a
Speaker 4: little bit of a problem because he was he was
Speaker 4: on my lap, not in the bag. And I said this,
Speaker 4: this is after nine eleven. I said, it's a terrier,
Speaker 4: not a terrorist. Don't worry about it. I can't say
Speaker 4: the word terrorist on an airplane. They came out that.
Speaker 4: They were very angry. I said, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: I just he's fuck, he's six pounds. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 4: But you can't say terrorists on an airplane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, that would be definitely no no word I know,
Speaker 1: so would you get your husband for his partner?
Speaker 3: So this year I wasn't that creative because you know
Speaker 3: that I started three years ago from twelve zootie x
Speaker 3: science gifts after I gave him focusts from four seasons. Recently,
Speaker 3: he started to return my gifts back because he's refusing
Speaker 3: to me to spend money on his gifts. So I
Speaker 3: had a trouble because I was buying him expensive stuff
Speaker 3: and he said, arenakin you stop sending money.
Speaker 1: I have a rule.
Speaker 3: I spent only my money on his gifts, right, and
Speaker 3: he said, don't do that. So I decided, you know what,
Speaker 3: I go practical this year, and I got him very
Speaker 3: good support you shoes. I forgot this brand which apt
Speaker 3: I'll show you scholars and I got him a very.
Speaker 1: Iron cloud so that that's the kind I wear. So
Speaker 1: he he asked me about him like three weeks ago,
Speaker 1: so he must have told you that's what you want
Speaker 1: to know. He asked me a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: They fit perfectly and as well. I got him a
Speaker 3: niche perfume that is our forever gift, so I always
Speaker 3: find him perfumed. And my mom isn't better in that
Speaker 3: she got him extraordinary to perfume this time. He doesn't
Speaker 3: know this yet. They are on the way from front
Speaker 3: something very specific, very expensive that they have in front.
Speaker 3: They don't. I don't think they like that.
Speaker 2: What's that? What's that? What's that? Sneaker brand? Because I
Speaker 2: like the one I'm Cloud.
Speaker 1: It's O C.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm the Cloud. I'm going to get those nice.
Speaker 1: They're they're really good. I love I've got two pairs
Speaker 1: of them there. They're awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like them. I like them.
Speaker 3: So we used to do create him practical Sorry, no, that.
Speaker 1: Was that was creative.
Speaker 2: You know. We did for Father's Day, me and my
Speaker 2: brothers in law. We used to do well. I did
Speaker 2: it every year.
Speaker 4: I would get my brothers in law a tool that
Speaker 4: you probably don't think you need, but eventually something around
Speaker 4: the house, like a tool that you probably don't have
Speaker 4: in your toolbox, but it's good that you have it
Speaker 4: because you probably need it one day.
Speaker 2: So I always thought that was a cool gift like
Speaker 2: this just I can't think.
Speaker 4: Like one time I bought my brother in law a
Speaker 4: big outdoor light and he was like okay, But then
Speaker 4: one day he was doing work on the pool filter
Speaker 4: and he goes.
Speaker 2: You know, I put that outdoor light. It was great.
Speaker 2: It was like it was twelve in the afternoon. It
Speaker 2: was perfect.
Speaker 4: I like gifts like that that you just don't think
Speaker 4: you need and suddenly you need one day.
Speaker 3: Have I told you the story of Dyson last time
Speaker 3: or I didn't share it with you vacuum?
Speaker 1: So yeah.
Speaker 3: So Dice is producing a lot of good stuff for
Speaker 3: home and your personal care, which I didn't know. I
Speaker 3: wasn't aware about it. I knew they have a hair dryer,
Speaker 3: which is very specific, but I had a very good one.
Speaker 3: So I decided to compliment myself. And I do a
Speaker 3: lot of like curly hair now when I do podcasting shooting,
Speaker 3: and my hair is kind of tired of it. So
Speaker 3: they invented and you think, which is you know, like
Speaker 3: curly hair maker with air, which is less destruction for
Speaker 3: the hair. So I'm going to the best Buy and
Speaker 3: I'm buying it for you. And can you say, oh,
Speaker 3: I see you spent like some amount of money, like
Speaker 3: seven hundred to eight hundreds in best Buy. And I
Speaker 3: told him I need a Dice and he said, but
Speaker 3: we have a Dyce and I said down, and I
Speaker 3: need a dyce, Who are I need care?
Speaker 1: You couldn't get the vacuum cleaner to make the curls
Speaker 1: that you need to make, So.
Speaker 3: I guess what next day, dice and for the floor
Speaker 3: was broken. So now we have to come back to
Speaker 3: get another.
Speaker 1: One for the health. Okay, those things are so wait
Speaker 1: a minute, so it might have then understand that this
Speaker 1: dicing hair, whatever it is, it's like a seven hundred
Speaker 1: dollar item.
Speaker 3: No it's not. I got some other things for coal
Speaker 3: and they got protection. It's five ninety nine, which is
Speaker 3: still very expensive. Yes it's but I have to tell
Speaker 3: you the way it works. I realize where they charge
Speaker 3: you that way and what they offer the whole box.
Speaker 3: It's sounding to fin's like, and you're using it forever,
Speaker 3: so they give you a very good problem. It's not
Speaker 3: a regular iron for your hair. It's not a regular
Speaker 3: It uses the air, and it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Apparently the dogs want.
Speaker 1: You guys that. Hopefully, folks, you won't be hearing that
Speaker 1: at home and when we do a little editing here.
Speaker 1: But yes, the doggies are paying attention to someone who's
Speaker 1: making noise that isn't supposed.
Speaker 2: To be making noise.
Speaker 1: I know anyway, So God, there's so much going on.
Speaker 1: Where the heck do we start?
Speaker 2: Let's start show thirty, right, we're show thirty down.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, this is show thirty thank you. Yes, it's
Speaker 1: the Steph Curry of episodes.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 1: Relationships as a bitch, this is kind of a relationships
Speaker 1: meets Everything is a bitch, just like last week's. We're
Speaker 1: we're gonna give. We're gonna take some pressure off of
Speaker 1: Arena and a J and I will we'll do our
Speaker 1: numerical numerological assessment of someone later in the show, which
Speaker 1: should be should be amusing. Let's talk about what the
Speaker 1: heck is going on with this Joe Biden stuff.
Speaker 4: Unbelievablelievb Look, all I could say is I can say
Speaker 4: a lot. But you know, several weeks back, I had
Speaker 4: a prostate issue. I said it on my show, so
Speaker 4: I'll say you. I masturbated and there was blood in
Speaker 4: my seemen. It shocked the he I felt like I
Speaker 4: was in a Stanley Kubrick movie. Was horrifying, and I
Speaker 4: go to I said to my sister, most guys wouldn't
Speaker 4: do this, I said, bro, I just jerked off in
Speaker 4: this blood in my semen, I said, you got I
Speaker 4: gotta go to urologists. You got somebody goes, yeah, go
Speaker 4: to jackscar So I went. I got the woman who
Speaker 4: did all the handling of my balls. But I got
Speaker 4: the TSA. I got the report. And you know, you
Speaker 4: get a blood panel, you get a TSA panel which
Speaker 4: shows if there's any cancer in your blood. I think
Speaker 4: it's yeah, PSA not right, that's not about airplanes PSA.
Speaker 4: You know, it's I'm like just some old podcaster. The
Speaker 4: President of the United States, the most powerful man in
Speaker 4: the world.
Speaker 2: Don't tell me.
Speaker 4: They're not getting PSA tests. He they knew he had cancer.
Speaker 4: There's no other way around it. And and if you
Speaker 4: go back and listen to some of the comments he
Speaker 4: made in the past or this is interesting.
Speaker 2: Part of the UH. Part of the treatment for this does.
Speaker 4: Make the person a little little groggy, a little off kilter.
Speaker 2: It affects their gait, the way they walk.
Speaker 4: And you're starting to think, now, those trips to the
Speaker 4: beach and Rehomee's Delaware, were those trips to relax or
Speaker 4: those trips to.
Speaker 2: Go get treatment that we didn't know about.
Speaker 4: Because there's no way you have this and it's fantastasized
Speaker 4: to the point where it's in your bones this time.
Speaker 2: Might not make it to labor day. That's how badness is.
Speaker 3: Ajmay I comment on that, not as a medical person.
Speaker 3: So I was curious about that because I'm an observer
Speaker 3: in this country. I'm still, you know, learning a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff, and you know how serious my husband, being
Speaker 3: very very Republican and whole think, I watched, and of
Speaker 3: course I have my influence and still my wishs about it.
Speaker 3: But I took to my mom, who just buried your
Speaker 3: husband who had a cancer, and my first question was, so,
Speaker 3: if you're United States President, why they didn't do the
Speaker 3: proper investigation of your the same like you? So my
Speaker 3: first initial thoughts was the same. And she told me
Speaker 3: one thing that I never knew, and thank god we
Speaker 3: all wouldn't know about it she has. She explained me
Speaker 3: that cancer has two genders, not two types, not stages,
Speaker 3: two genders. It could be like cancer like more feminine
Speaker 3: and masculine. It's not about your personal gender. They grow
Speaker 3: in a different way. I just probably miss in my
Speaker 3: vocabulary to explain it in a good English. When it's
Speaker 3: cancer masculine, it's a slow cancer, that is growing that
Speaker 3: my initially my stepdad had and after she said, we
Speaker 3: came and she they investigated. He had a little thing
Speaker 3: like fewmi meters in his body and in two months
Speaker 3: he had ten centimeters I don't know, it's like a
Speaker 3: few inches already. So this is a feminine version of cancer.
Speaker 3: So of course I thought, wow, how that possible. Problemly
Speaker 3: they covered probably they didn't want an explosion and stop
Speaker 3: his presidentship. But maybe I don't want to stand for him.
Speaker 3: I have no like you know, it's not my political overview.
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you that maybe he had this something
Speaker 3: that is very fast growing that they could miss. I hope,
Speaker 3: so that it was honest, you know, in front of
Speaker 3: the old Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean the overwhelming majority of experts don't think
Speaker 1: that that's possible. And the timing is that's so suspicious
Speaker 1: because you have last Friday the tapes coming out from
Speaker 1: his testimony to Special Counsel Her that are so damning
Speaker 1: about where his mental acuity was at that point in time,
Speaker 1: which is in twenty twenty three. It was like, you know,
Speaker 1: listening to a very sick old man trying to uh,
Speaker 1: trying to have a conversation trying to answer question. He
Speaker 1: couldn't remember anything. He couldn't remember things like when his
Speaker 1: son died, when the year that that he became uh
Speaker 1: that Trump became president. He couldn't remember very very basic
Speaker 1: things that in his h in his prime or just
Speaker 1: a few years earlier, he certainly would have remembered. And look,
Speaker 1: I've come on this thing to a to a place
Speaker 1: where I feel very sorry for Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: A candidate, he including his wife, by the way, his wife,
Speaker 5: uh the the by the way on the timing piece,
Speaker 5: the timing pieces.
Speaker 1: Her audio tapes got leaked to Axios and so those
Speaker 1: were everywhere online. And then on Tuesday yesterday, as we're taping,
Speaker 1: the book Original Sin, which was co written by Jake
Speaker 1: Tapper and Alex Thompson from Axios released And those two things,
Speaker 1: between the her tapes and what is in the Original
Speaker 1: Sin book are so damning of what went on the
Speaker 1: Biden presidency. And look, I'm not saying that Jake Tapper
Speaker 1: from CNN or Thompson did something great here. What they,
Speaker 1: to me, tried to do was they tried to exonerate
Speaker 1: the media from the most of the responsibility for what
Speaker 1: went on here. And tried to point the blame at
Speaker 1: six specific people who were in the Biden orbit. Now
Speaker 1: I believe what they wrote, and what they wrote is
Speaker 1: very damning. Of those six people, I'd say seven people,
Speaker 1: because again you got to put Joe Biden in it
Speaker 1: as well. But this man, this was weekend at Bernie's.
Speaker 1: This guy was out to launch from maybe as early
Speaker 1: as twenty twenty, certainly by twenty twenty two, he was out.
Speaker 1: And they ran a con. They ran an op a
Speaker 1: syop on the American public. They hid him right, They
Speaker 1: exposed him in very controlled instances only where he was scripted,
Speaker 1: where those talking to him were scripted with specific questions
Speaker 1: only that they could ask him. He was pulled away
Speaker 1: from the mic and not allowed to add lib. In
Speaker 1: all but very extreme circumstances. This was a very controlled,
Speaker 1: contrived conspiracy amongst this small group of people who obviously
Speaker 1: have no fucking respect now for the country, no respect
Speaker 1: for the American citizens. What they did here is as
Speaker 1: big a political crime as has ever been committed in
Speaker 1: this country. And maybe you know, with a few exceptions,
Speaker 1: just about just about any any well.
Speaker 4: It makes Watergate. You go back to Watergate. Okay, Nixon
Speaker 4: was spying on the opposition. That seems like child's play
Speaker 4: compared to this. I mean, they held back information very
Speaker 4: very important to this country's future. And to have his wife,
Speaker 4: and let's not even get into who was signing the pardons,
Speaker 4: who was signing everything. We've got the auto pen controversy.
Speaker 4: God knows that possibly none of those things passed Joe
Speaker 4: Biden's desk, and other people, probably Jill, and god knows
Speaker 4: who else. We're pushing these things through just to keep
Speaker 4: the Democrat Party, hopefully getting more illegals in the country,
Speaker 4: to keep the Democrats from losing the presidency. This I'm
Speaker 4: as shocked as I could be to know that our
Speaker 4: country could lie to us this much. I never imagine that,
Speaker 4: never imagine America would be in this position because a
Speaker 4: presidency had this many liars attached to it. And they
Speaker 4: really use Biden as a prop and Jill Biden is
Speaker 4: the number one suspect.
Speaker 1: All of them, all of them, and all of them
Speaker 1: on the basis that, in their opinion, in their worldview,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is a danger to democracy, a threat to democracy,
Speaker 1: an existential threat to democracy, and on that basis, the
Speaker 1: end justifies the means. So we're gonna do whatever the
Speaker 1: heck we have to do to protect the presidency and
Speaker 1: to protect Democrats position. So we're gonna let ten million
Speaker 1: people who don't belong here into the country. We're going
Speaker 1: to provide them the ability to get on the voter
Speaker 1: rolls in lots of different places. We are going to
Speaker 1: do everything we can to sway future elections. We are
Speaker 1: going to put tons of money against local elections, local
Speaker 1: judicial elections, etc. Etc. And Look, the big thing to me,
Speaker 1: and I haven't talked to John Zigler about this yet.
Speaker 1: He and I do the Depth of Journalism podcast, but
Speaker 1: he has said for a long time to me, and
Speaker 1: we've gone back and forth on it, that the strategy
Speaker 1: all along was to get Biden re elected in twenty
Speaker 1: four and then have him say cancer and say what
Speaker 1: it would be, but said, you know, for health reasons,
Speaker 1: he would he would back out, but he probably try
Speaker 1: to get to the two year mark before he bailed out,
Speaker 1: because if he got to the two year mark, then
Speaker 1: you'd actually have Harris be in a position where she
Speaker 1: could finish this term and then serve two more so
Speaker 1: she would have been able to be a ten year present.
Speaker 1: He's like, look, they're manipulating the pieces, get all these
Speaker 1: new voters in who shouldn't be voting, but they will.
Speaker 1: They'll pull all the tricks that they've pulled in in
Speaker 1: the recent past in elections, and then they'll try and
Speaker 1: slide her through because she probably can't win an election.
Speaker 1: And then what happens He gets proven right, she can't
Speaker 1: win an election after she's forced to come in. But
Speaker 1: this guy's destroyed, is you know, like you said, he's
Speaker 1: probably going to die soon and die in shame. When
Speaker 1: it was those around him who didn't give a shit
Speaker 1: about him, who took complete advantage of him, that are
Speaker 1: responsible for of the things that happened under his watch
Speaker 1: where he was incapable of watching. It's horrible.
Speaker 2: It's horrible.
Speaker 4: And to think all these Hollywood liberals to think they
Speaker 4: consistently acted like he was great.
Speaker 2: I mean, uh, what's his name?
Speaker 4: Joe and Joe and he could recognize Clooney, But Joe
Speaker 4: and Mika, you know, Joe famously said, f you if
Speaker 4: you can't take the truth. This is the best Joe
Speaker 4: Biden we've ever seen. I mean, the things they came
Speaker 4: out with was so outlandish that I don't know anybody
Speaker 4: could believe their words, but liberal Hollywood, and I still,
Speaker 4: I still really don't understand outside of you know, liberals,
Speaker 4: I guess supporting the arts more than conservatives do. Other
Speaker 4: than that, I don't understand why liberals are so gung
Speaker 4: ho on on having a Democrat in the White House,
Speaker 4: as hard as they are.
Speaker 2: I just don't get it. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's because their hearts bleed for everyone. Their hearts
Speaker 1: bleed for people who want to be in the United
Speaker 1: States but can't. So they say, well, yeah, because it's
Speaker 1: all virtue signaling, and that's all it's ever been. But
Speaker 1: that's that's a score of it, look it. But the
Speaker 1: egos are so big. Clooney didn't get pissed enough to
Speaker 1: ask Obama if he could write, and our ed until
Speaker 1: until Biden couldn't remember his name. That's really what pissed him.
Speaker 2: Off, right right, Yeah, of course that was a smack
Speaker 2: of the face for drug.
Speaker 4: You can't recognize George Cloudey, Hey, how dare you?
Speaker 1: Then again, like I said to you the other day,
Speaker 1: hair hair, the hair could have thrown.
Speaker 2: Them off, could have thrown them off.
Speaker 4: You got people like Selina Gomez crying because of the people.
Speaker 2: Being reported and I wish there was something I can do.
Speaker 4: And then we find out last week that because of
Speaker 4: her company, she started a nice company for for the
Speaker 4: well being of people.
Speaker 2: Her mother.
Speaker 4: Her mother took out a mortgage on her home because
Speaker 4: the employees in this company weren't being paid.
Speaker 2: Selena's a billionaire, she couldn't have.
Speaker 4: Selena Gomez has a company that's uh, it's some kind
Speaker 4: of nice company for the benefit of people. I forget
Speaker 4: the exact name of it. It's a weird name, but
Speaker 4: it's a it's a it's a company, it's a what
Speaker 4: do you call it?
Speaker 2: It's a charity.
Speaker 4: And for two weeks, employees weren't getting paid. Uh, people
Speaker 4: who you know, people who bring supplies in weren't being paid.
Speaker 4: And Selena's mother, who she tapped to lead this organization,
Speaker 4: took a mortgage out in her house to make sure
Speaker 4: that those people got paid and everybody else got paid,
Speaker 4: not Selena Gomez who cried for all the people being deported.
Speaker 4: She's worth a billion dollars, But let your mom take
Speaker 4: out a loan on her on her God damage, I.
Speaker 1: Don't understand that. We'll have to I'll have to look
Speaker 1: into that look. I think I don't know how many
Speaker 1: people are gonna read original sin. I'm not gonna I'm
Speaker 1: not going to read it, but I do think people
Speaker 1: should know the names of the folks who conspired to
Speaker 1: keep his condition a secret, and whether that was under
Speaker 1: the thought that he had dementia or whatever, or whether
Speaker 1: it was full knowledge of his situation with the prostate cancer.
Speaker 1: Don't probably all the above, but don't know. But these
Speaker 1: are the people. Mike Donovan, who was the senior advisor
Speaker 1: and speech writer to Biden, Ron Klein, who was chief
Speaker 1: of staff for a number of years for Biden, Anthony
Speaker 1: Bernal who was the senior advisor to Jill Biden, all
Speaker 1: things to Jill Biden, Anita Dunn who was senior advisor
Speaker 1: to Joe Biden, and the key communications strategists who craft
Speaker 1: it all messaging, so every one of them, including the
Speaker 1: dark brand and shit everything he did was her. Bob Bauer,
Speaker 1: who was Biden's personal attorney who operated very close to
Speaker 1: Biden through all the various legal tussles he got in
Speaker 1: over that time. And a god the name of Jeff's
Speaker 1: Science who became the White House chief of staff but
Speaker 1: prior to that he led the administration's response to COVID nineteen.
Speaker 1: That is the type group that didn't let anyone. I
Speaker 1: mean when you find out at president of the United
Speaker 1: States hasn't had an actual cabinet meeting, Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: hasn't had one that he led that was an for
Speaker 1: a year. There's no how can you how many we've
Speaker 1: watched like five Trump cabinet me I'm bored. I'm tired
Speaker 1: of watching Trump cabinet meetings. I don't want to. I
Speaker 1: think it's a rerun when it comes on. Yeah, we've
Speaker 1: gone from this everything in secrecy to now everything in transparency,
Speaker 1: and all the media wants to do is come plain
Speaker 1: about the transparency. When he said nothing about anything, when
Speaker 1: everything operated in darkness, it's it's insanity.
Speaker 4: You're forgetting one one big name, Biden's doctor, longtime family friend. Okay,
Speaker 4: if anybody knows what was going on, it was that doctor.
Speaker 4: And he never said a word. This is not something
Speaker 4: he developed in the last hundred days or so. I'm
Speaker 4: very familiar with cancer, unfortunately, with my brother in law
Speaker 4: having it four times in forty years.
Speaker 2: My mother, my father, my sister all died of it.
Speaker 4: You know this doesn't happen to this degree, this degree
Speaker 4: of advancement. The poor guy, and I you know, I
Speaker 4: said on my show, I don't want to punch the
Speaker 4: guy anymore. It's it's it doesn't feel right, especially now
Speaker 4: with him being ill. It's over and he's not going
Speaker 4: to make it too much longer. And and whatever legacy
Speaker 4: he thought he had, it's just out the window.
Speaker 1: Well, I think to the extent this becomes understood, there
Speaker 1: may be a certain amount of look I have, I'm
Speaker 1: simply I have sympathy for him.
Speaker 2: Somebody, you know.
Speaker 1: They they pulled him out of off balls because Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders was going to win the nomination in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: if they didn't, So they forced him back to the table. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he had all this funny business going on with Hunter
Speaker 1: and his brother and everything else, just like every other
Speaker 1: idiot Washington does. But they yanked him back in and
Speaker 1: then uh, and then they wanted him to run again. Uh,
Speaker 1: there was no Remember, he came in saying he was
Speaker 1: going to be a transitional you know.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 1: He was to bring common sense. He was he was
Speaker 1: a moderate he uh and that's everything he ran And
Speaker 1: maybe if he was one hundred percent there. Maybe he
Speaker 1: would have governed as a moderate. But but he I mean,
Speaker 1: maybe he never had the chance. They took it. They
Speaker 1: took the ball from him, and they ran all the plays. Now,
Speaker 1: they just told them where to be, where to stand,
Speaker 1: how to walk, everything else for four years. It's it's horrible.
Speaker 4: So and and I want to know what happens to
Speaker 4: that thirty million dollars in advance now for the book deals?
Speaker 2: What happens now?
Speaker 4: I mean, there's not gonna there was supposed to be
Speaker 4: three books between Joe and Jill.
Speaker 2: Jill.
Speaker 4: Jill's not going to write about the cancer. There's gonna
Speaker 4: be none of that in the book. If she does,
Speaker 4: it's gonna be lies. So that's flat Iron Books or
Speaker 4: McMillan books whatever.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 4: McMillan is the publisher. They're out a lot of money.
Speaker 4: I guess they've got to give it back. But if
Speaker 4: she finishes the books, she gets to keep the advance.
Speaker 4: But no one's gonna buy it because we know it's
Speaker 4: all filled with lives. She's the only president that is
Speaker 4: not going to have big book sales.
Speaker 2: Trump, Obama. I don't think Bush's.
Speaker 4: Books did well, but Clinton, they made a fortune of
Speaker 4: those books, the Biden family books are not going to
Speaker 4: sell because it's just all a bunch of lives, a
Speaker 4: house of lives.
Speaker 1: Well, I think a ton of books are going to
Speaker 1: sell about this presidency. I don't know that any of
Speaker 1: them be written by anyone with the last name Biden,
Speaker 1: right I think, But I think a ton of them
Speaker 1: will will sell.
Speaker 4: There's still some more coming out. There's still several more
Speaker 4: about to come out. This is not you know, he's
Speaker 4: there's got There's a lot more punches to come in
Speaker 4: the coming days. And some people thought, like you said earlier,
Speaker 4: maybe this announcement was to you know, kind of like
Speaker 4: calm people down there. I have some sympathy for the guy.
Speaker 4: He's sick, he's gonna die, he's got cancer. Let's let's
Speaker 4: let people know that now before these other hit pieces
Speaker 4: come out, so they have people feel better about Joe.
Speaker 2: But it backfired on them magnificently.
Speaker 1: Well look that right now. You know we got this
Speaker 1: circle of six from this book, but you know, nobody's
Speaker 1: talking about what Obama knew, and when oh.
Speaker 2: Boy, nothing gets by him, nothing against by Obama.
Speaker 1: So it you can't convince me that that he was
Speaker 1: in the middle of that circle. And you know people
Speaker 1: are going to hold that. People are not going to
Speaker 1: uh not going to give that one up.
Speaker 4: No, everything everything goes through. Obama was such a cool
Speaker 4: cat and so beloved. Do you think any move, any
Speaker 4: big decision for made without Obama's input in the last
Speaker 4: in the last five, six, seven, eight years.
Speaker 1: No, I think that that Pelosi Obama, Uh, maybe Schumer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, all of these folks were in the know
Speaker 1: about how could they not be?
Speaker 2: Of course, they saw they saw them all day.
Speaker 1: How could they not be? Of course? And so the
Speaker 1: biggest political scandal of our lifetimes. And I think we're
Speaker 1: just starting to see, ye the fall out of it.
Speaker 1: And look, I think for for Biden, whether this was
Speaker 1: done by the family, as you know, tied to these
Speaker 1: other things to soften the blow. I think the impact
Speaker 1: that it is going to have from a sympathy standpoint
Speaker 1: is people are going to start directing the blame where
Speaker 1: it actually belongs, rather than at him, where most of
Speaker 1: it has been up until now. And sorry, Jill, but
Speaker 1: you're in that target zone as well, probably in the
Speaker 1: bullseye of it. But it's so all of these folks
Speaker 1: Axelrod and others that are trying to be respectful and
Speaker 1: people shouldn't be talking about it. They're going to get
Speaker 1: the exact opposite of that, because everybody knows this guy
Speaker 1: called none of the shots, and now everybody needs to know.
Speaker 1: And who knows how many laws are broken here? How many?
Speaker 2: I mean you know?
Speaker 4: And I got to tell you, if you know anything
Speaker 4: about cancer, typically not all the time, but typically when
Speaker 4: you're under a heavy amount of stress in life, big
Speaker 4: time stress, it's not uncommon for cancer to appear in
Speaker 4: your body five years later. So don't be surprised if
Speaker 4: some of these big players, like the Schumers and the
Speaker 4: Pelosis and the doctor Jill's start dying off. Because this
Speaker 4: is I mean, this is ultra stressful, the fact that
Speaker 4: all this is coming out. Now, you know what we
Speaker 4: might not even get to hear from these people.
Speaker 3: Cancer psychosomatic point of view, it's offenses. It's equal to
Speaker 3: offenses when you feel offended. And there was Yes, that
Speaker 3: was cancer, So you can read about it.
Speaker 2: Wait, speak a little latter, couldn't he?
Speaker 3: I say, if you believe a little bit between connection
Speaker 3: and connection between buddy and mind and psychosomatic at all,
Speaker 3: that Louisa hate provided a lot of books about it's uh,
Speaker 3: stress came from offenses when you keep your offenses within
Speaker 3: so when you don't express I don't know what he had,
Speaker 3: like you know, when he lost the child, he probably
Speaker 3: had his and wife.
Speaker 2: Ye that yeah, that'll that'll certainly do it you lost
Speaker 2: a kid. Well.
Speaker 4: I think Mike's right though, just when it could have
Speaker 4: been the hammer would have fallen on Biden and he
Speaker 4: would have been treated like shit. Now he's got this
Speaker 4: big dose of sympathy coming, which I certainly feel for him.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I always saw like an older man, older guy,
Speaker 3: and I know that it was different. Things have been
Speaker 3: done by that side. But you still think, like when
Speaker 3: we're going to be at this stage and age, you
Speaker 3: don't know if you're going to have outs gamer on out.
Speaker 3: So I always think, you know, from spiritual point of view,
Speaker 3: not to judge nobody because he has some sad destiny
Speaker 3: in general.
Speaker 2: But listen to this.
Speaker 4: The left, Mike, you're like this, You guys, Mike and
Speaker 4: Kenny Golf, they're.
Speaker 2: Still at this. The left is still at this now.
Speaker 4: Trump is the same age now as Biden was when
Speaker 4: he became president.
Speaker 2: Trump has a lot of vitality.
Speaker 4: As we can see that they've actually made a study
Speaker 4: that you would think golfing it's great exercise for an
Speaker 4: older person, right. No, In fact, if you golf too
Speaker 4: much and live close to a golf course, you're more
Speaker 4: apt to develop Parkinson's disease because of the what do
Speaker 4: you call the things they put on grass and the
Speaker 4: things they fertile, but more than that, the things they
Speaker 4: use to kill its ethicides. Right So, now, if you
Speaker 4: live close to a golf course and played a lot
Speaker 4: of golf, which Trump does on both accounts, you have
Speaker 4: a greater ability to contract Parkinson's disease. So they're trying
Speaker 4: to say that even though Trump is golfing, hey, it's
Speaker 4: not healthy for him.
Speaker 2: It's so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: We're gonna they're gonna Trump's physicals are in the public domain.
Speaker 1: They'll continue to be in the public domain. They're they're this, this,
Speaker 1: this administration is so far over the top in transparency
Speaker 1: because they they know that they absolutely have to be,
Speaker 1: because there are thousands of people on the left looking
Speaker 1: to catch them with a hand in the cookie jar somewhere.
Speaker 1: Look at what they did the musk. I mean, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I know, but and look, the whole crazy escapade is
Speaker 1: just it's unbelievable what people will do when they believe
Speaker 1: they are in the right, when when they think their
Speaker 1: hatred for Trump is so strong that there's nothing they
Speaker 1: could do that if it was that, if it was
Speaker 1: in the interest of keeping him out of the White House,
Speaker 1: they wouldn't do And I don't know that you can exclude,
Speaker 1: you know, harming people and anything from that from that
Speaker 1: list if you were willing to do this, which was
Speaker 1: you know, this is he was a Manchurian candidate. He
Speaker 1: was a puppet for at least three of those four years,
Speaker 1: maybe all four years. And they they lied consistently. They
Speaker 1: got the media to to cover for him.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, there were very few good actors in the
Speaker 1: media that that that covered this thing fairly. And and
Speaker 1: now you have some like Tapper trying to and and look,
Speaker 1: I have a lot of people on the right that
Speaker 1: actually will tell you that that of anybody at CNN,
Speaker 1: Tappers Tapper is a good guy, who is a good journalist,
Speaker 1: who's consistently, over time tried to do the right thing.
Speaker 1: He's in a tough political environment over there, whatever. So look,
Speaker 1: maybe his motives are are better than it feels like
Speaker 1: his motives were in in doing the book. But uhct
Speaker 1: I like.
Speaker 4: I like the fact that Tapper that famous interview with
Speaker 4: Larry Trump when they were talking about Biden stutter and
Speaker 4: she met. I like the fact that that the Tapper
Speaker 4: called her and said, I got it wrong.
Speaker 2: I apologize.
Speaker 4: He he made a call to her before the book
Speaker 4: was written, and I give him a lot of respect for.
Speaker 1: That, before it was written or before.
Speaker 2: It finished, before it was finished, before it came out.
Speaker 2: Put it that way.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, now is that is that because is that
Speaker 1: strategy for a book release? Or is that how he
Speaker 1: really felt? Who the heck? Who the heck knows? Who knows?
Speaker 2: Who knows?
Speaker 4: All right, But but publishing houses want you. They want
Speaker 4: you to do the they want dirt. Publishing houses want
Speaker 4: to meet, they want stories. You gotta sell books, so
Speaker 4: they don't want the Kumbayas ship. They want to get
Speaker 4: down to the nitty gritty to sell those books. Tapa's
Speaker 4: book will sell his book will self. Let's see, Like
Speaker 4: I said, he is a good journalist and he's the
Speaker 4: only guy out there that I consider on the left
Speaker 4: to be somewhat fair. And I know he's not just
Speaker 4: a lawyer who's good on TV. He actually is a journalist.
Speaker 4: Many of them aren't.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of new They interviewed over two hundred people. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, so they they got uh, they got stories
Speaker 1: from sources who were in the room, and a lot
Speaker 1: you know, a lot of the stuff I've heard already
Speaker 1: is is new stuff that you didn't know, you haven't
Speaker 1: heard anywhere else. So yeah, yeah, I think it'll I
Speaker 1: think it'll sell. I'm just I'm just not going to
Speaker 1: read it.
Speaker 2: I just didn't know Biden was a good archer.
Speaker 4: Did you hear that comment? He was a good archer
Speaker 4: in in Mongolia? That that in the Axios into In
Speaker 4: the Axios interview with with her, he talked about being
Speaker 4: in Mongolia, suddenly the story became Mongolia, and he talked
Speaker 4: about how he obviously had to grab a bow and
Speaker 4: arrow and actually a very good archer. So, you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know what the side effects are of prostate cancer,
Speaker 4: but he said he was a great golfer.
Speaker 2: What do you say at sixty six handicap.
Speaker 4: Six handicap and now he's a good archer in Mongolia.
Speaker 4: It doesn't. It just doesn't end. The stories are fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but again, I'm not saying he was an angel
Speaker 1: before any of this, but I mean, the guy was
Speaker 1: severely damned. Let's talk about something more fun, all right,
Speaker 1: Let's talk about something. I know Irena is deeply invested.
Speaker 6: In basketball again, w WNBA.
Speaker 2: But girl basketball, female basketball.
Speaker 1: Come on, we love the w NBA.
Speaker 4: Yeah, listen, I'd watch a few games if Caitlin Clark
Speaker 4: were playing.
Speaker 1: Well. Caitlin Clark was playing the other night, Yeah, in
Speaker 1: the season opener. And the people that run that league,
Speaker 1: I don't know any who the heck runs NBA owns it,
Speaker 1: I don't know who runs it, but smartly decided that
Speaker 1: they would make the season opening game the Indiana Fever,
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark's team against the Chicago Sky, the team that
Speaker 1: Angel Reese, who is Clark's nemesis. Back to college when
Speaker 1: when Indiana played against LSU in the in the semi
Speaker 1: finals of the NC Double A Tournament, a rivalry was
Speaker 1: born there that lived through another year of NC Double
Speaker 1: a's and safe to say those two people do not
Speaker 1: like each other. It's it's what's drawn a lot of
Speaker 1: people to the sport, at least a lot more audience
Speaker 1: to the sport than it had before. Is there are
Speaker 1: people who love Caitlin Clark for everything she's done for
Speaker 1: the game, and there are people who love to hate
Speaker 1: Caitlin Clark and believe that what's happened with the growth
Speaker 1: in popularity shows that we're a racist country and this
Speaker 1: is all about, you know, they're being a white star
Speaker 1: in the league and that's why people care. No one
Speaker 1: seems to understand that Sue Bird was a white star
Speaker 1: in the league for many, many years, and there are
Speaker 1: a number of others who were and it didn't it
Speaker 1: didn't do this. Caitlin Clark is Steph Curry, She's Tiger
Speaker 1: Woods to what's going on in that league. But anyway,
Speaker 1: so you got your first game of the year and
Speaker 1: they promoted the heck out of this thing prior to it,
Speaker 1: and the game's a blowout, it's it's, it's and he
Speaker 1: has way ahead. So at this point, nobody really cares
Speaker 1: about the game anymore. But there's a play and AJ
Speaker 1: played basketball and we'll get this if you haven't seen this,
Speaker 1: but there's a long rebound off of a long shot.
Speaker 4: Ag Yeah, yeah, and Angel Reeve gets Angel Reese is
Speaker 4: the black, very outspoken, militant girl who has done some
Speaker 4: things in her career so far, talking about I'm gonna
Speaker 4: sit out. We're gonna sit out if they're not gonna
Speaker 4: pay us the kind of money we deserve.
Speaker 2: This outland, the statements. She has, the kind of play
Speaker 2: where she's not really that good.
Speaker 4: She's a good rebounder, but that's only because she collects
Speaker 4: rebounds off of all of her missed layups, which are
Speaker 4: just constant, so there's a long, a long rebound. Angel
Speaker 4: Rees gets it well.
Speaker 1: First fouls, I know I was gonna given.
Speaker 2: She shoves the girl, uh the back hard.
Speaker 4: It's a clear foul to get the rebound, and Caitlin Clark,
Speaker 4: as most basketball players would do, rather than give that
Speaker 4: girl a give me layup, which doesn't exist for Angel Rees,
Speaker 4: she committed a foul, not flagrantly hard. She went across
Speaker 4: her arm arms. Angel Reese fell out of bounds and
Speaker 4: got up real quick and tried to get in Caitlyn
Speaker 4: Clark's face.
Speaker 2: The bench is kind of emptied. It was ugly for
Speaker 2: a moment.
Speaker 4: Of course, we're gonna say it's about racism, but Caitlyn
Speaker 4: Clark rightfully said, Look, this is the way the game
Speaker 4: is played. You don't give up a clean layup. You
Speaker 4: look at all the games over the years. It's you
Speaker 4: know she was it was an upbraded to a flagrant
Speaker 4: one foul. But it's a play that most any basketball
Speaker 4: player makes, Black, White, Asian, it doesn't matter. But they're
Speaker 4: trying to drum this up. At least Angel Reese is
Speaker 4: into this being a racist incident. No one's talking about
Speaker 4: the fouls she committed on that girl. I forget the
Speaker 4: player's name before to get the rebound.
Speaker 1: Well, and here's here's here's an important point on that
Speaker 1: is I don't know if the w NBA is doing
Speaker 1: the same thing the NBA is doing. But the NBA,
Speaker 1: now when you challenge a play, they've got this proximate foul.
Speaker 1: The Knicks benefited from it in the in the series
Speaker 1: with with Boston, Well, they'll review a play like an
Speaker 1: out of bounds play, and in reviewing the out of
Speaker 1: bounds play, they'll notice a foul that was committed that
Speaker 1: caused the ball to go out of bounds that they
Speaker 1: didn't blow the whistle for, and then they'll reverse the call.
Speaker 1: Saying that was a foul, and so this person's now
Speaker 1: charged with a foul. So in reviewing that sequence, they
Speaker 1: could have charged Angel Reese with a foul because it
Speaker 1: was a proximate foul on whoever she pushed in the
Speaker 1: back there on that play. And come on, it's a
Speaker 1: joke that that's a that's a flagrant foul. It wasn't.
Speaker 1: It wasn't. It wasn't a flagrant foul at all. But
Speaker 1: it just goes to show how where the league's biases
Speaker 1: are because nobody talked about approximate foul. That never came
Speaker 1: into the conversation. Now, maybe that's not part of the
Speaker 1: w NBA rules, it's only NBA rules. I don't know,
Speaker 1: But they didn't do anything with that. And then and
Speaker 1: then they they call this a flagrant one, which come on,
Speaker 1: or was You could see Caitlin Clark looking like, I
Speaker 1: can't believe you didn't just call that foul. And then
Speaker 1: she's not happy about it, and she goes to make
Speaker 1: sure that Reese isn't going to get a layup. But
Speaker 1: that's what you do.
Speaker 4: She hit her arms, she hit her head and smack
Speaker 4: her She went down on the ball and the arms
Speaker 4: and Reese fell down like she got hit by a truck.
Speaker 1: But she took it.
Speaker 2: Of course you didn't. But then, and I know you
Speaker 2: know this part.
Speaker 4: Apparently there's monkey noises were being heard in the arena
Speaker 4: to I guess, act like, well, she's a monkey, she's black,
Speaker 4: let's do monkey noises. They weren't monkey noises. They're just
Speaker 4: trying to drum up some bullshit. This is as fake
Speaker 4: as Jesse Smilett's subway sandwich at Chicago or the NASCAR noose.
Speaker 4: They're just trying to look It's probably good for the
Speaker 4: league because we're talking about it, when otherwise we would
Speaker 4: never be talking about game one of the season for
Speaker 4: the w NBA. But because Kate, even Clark and Angel
Speaker 4: Reese are gonna go at it during the season, we're
Speaker 4: gonna hear this a lot.
Speaker 2: And Angel rees is gonna give it.
Speaker 4: She loves this because she has nothing else to give,
Speaker 4: but act like she's a victim.
Speaker 2: There were doll noises. We know they were dolphin noises.
Speaker 1: You've heard them, right, yeah, I mean, well they don't
Speaker 1: sound anything like monkey noises.
Speaker 2: Monkeys and dolphins don't make the same noise.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they are gonna say sound like
Speaker 1: dolphin noises, but they don't sound anything like monkey noises.
Speaker 3: Nor to say that I think that people are living.
Speaker 3: You know, it would be much easy if people could
Speaker 3: live life without the burgen of their past trama, because
Speaker 3: if you would go through the same life events without
Speaker 3: the previous experience. Whatever it was for somebody, it was
Speaker 3: loss of money for the other person, loss of house
Speaker 3: for the other person's disappointment. For them, it was a
Speaker 3: loss of their pride, of their nationality, and they had
Speaker 3: a lot of issues in the past, so they even
Speaker 3: still in the past when nowadays they are victimizing themselves,
Speaker 3: actually saying that somebody didn't choose me for work, or
Speaker 3: for partnership or for something else because I'm black. I
Speaker 3: don't believe in that. I think that races in this
Speaker 3: country is overused, and it's mutual. By the way, it's
Speaker 3: not about being black or white. It's mutual. But because
Speaker 3: when I see the black person or white person, for me,
Speaker 3: it makes no difference. And I'm a foreigner, absolutely no difference.
Speaker 3: I judge person by treads and qualities. And I think
Speaker 3: when people are saying that those noises they were monkey noises,
Speaker 3: we all came from monkeys. If you can say like this,
Speaker 3: you know, so, let's put it this way.
Speaker 5: So for human is.
Speaker 3: A human or if you believe in God, you say so,
Speaker 3: you know, so I would say that I wouldn't play
Speaker 3: that around. I would say that they hear and they manipulate,
Speaker 3: and this pek what they want to hear because unfortunately
Speaker 3: they're acting and taking it from the point of view
Speaker 3: of their own trauma. What they have to do. They
Speaker 3: have to kill it if they want progress in life
Speaker 3: and grow spiritually, because otherwise they will use it all
Speaker 3: their lives and give it to the next generations. So
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that somebody is not my friend or
Speaker 3: not my business partner because I'm Ukrainian. By the way,
Speaker 3: being Ukrainian is my to be minority and to be
Speaker 3: a salium too. But I'm not saying that, yes I'm white,
Speaker 3: it doesn't make me better worse. But I'm Ukrainian, so
Speaker 3: I'm a minority and it's okay because I'm in a
Speaker 3: different country. If you come to Ukraine, you will be
Speaker 3: minority too, because it's going to be few Americans there.
Speaker 3: But you know, so, I think that it's all used.
Speaker 3: It's abused. It's mutual. By the way, it's not one
Speaker 3: side that only you know, a black people should be.
Speaker 3: You know, it's racists. They have racism against white people
Speaker 3: as well, so it's okay, but it's too much.
Speaker 2: Of course they do. But of course they do.
Speaker 4: But there are more multi racial marriages and relationships in sports,
Speaker 4: particularly basketball, than anywhere else. I know, most of the
Speaker 4: girls in the WNBA or lesbians, but they've got their
Speaker 4: black lesbians, have their white lesbian girlfriends and vice versa.
Speaker 2: And we see it constantly with men in the NBA,
Speaker 2: black men, white woman. It's all over the place.
Speaker 4: I mean, the Kardashians alone have done more for multi
Speaker 4: racial marriages than than anybody else in this country.
Speaker 2: In the world. Perhaps all we do is bring black
Speaker 2: men home.
Speaker 1: I know this is really cynical view, but it wouldn't
Speaker 1: shock me. I mean absolutely would not shock me. If
Speaker 1: you know, tapes got released that were from an hour
Speaker 1: before game time where the you know, someone from the league,
Speaker 1: Angel and Caitlin were on the phone together and the
Speaker 1: league said, you know, be really good if we had
Speaker 1: some kind of racial incident in the second half of
Speaker 1: the game. You know, we're looking at the ratings here
Speaker 1: and the ratings have plateaued back down. We need you
Speaker 1: to to heat up this rivalry and you know, let's
Speaker 1: to get it really going and get the fans to
Speaker 1: really pay attention. We need some we need a good
Speaker 1: racial uh you know, theme to it. So you know,
Speaker 1: let's have that. It girls, figure it out.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't doubt it. I wouldn't if they didn't do that.
Speaker 1: If they didn't do that, I'd say it's it's just
Speaker 1: too early for them to do that. They will be
Speaker 1: doing this will be the WWE or the OR. If
Speaker 1: we can't survive without turning into the WW. I mean,
Speaker 1: if I were there, I would be I would be
Speaker 1: in the league office going, look, here's our proof. We
Speaker 1: gotta go. We gotta go WWE. We need you know,
Speaker 1: we need some characters. We need to change the names
Speaker 1: of some of these players. We need to loosen up
Speaker 1: some rules. You know, we need to allow a little fighting,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: We and if Mike had to beat up to the
Speaker 4: Powell point presentation for the w n B A, I'm
Speaker 4: telling you.
Speaker 2: They'd agree with you. Do you'd be great at that.
Speaker 4: You could sell them all the all the diagnostics because listen,
Speaker 4: here's what's happening when two white players go at it.
Speaker 4: But look at what happens when Angel and Caitlin go
Speaker 4: at it or any other black and white girl. We've
Speaker 4: got to get to this point where every week there
Speaker 4: might be a racist incident.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll have a We'll hire like twenty people to
Speaker 1: put in the stands that do different animal noises every week,
Speaker 1: and that, you know, the animal noises will get that
Speaker 1: going right. Uh, you know, we'll have a glitch. We'll
Speaker 1: have a glitch in the scoreboard. Will also the team
Speaker 1: names disappear and it says whites versus blacks on the scoreboard.
Speaker 4: We do all kinds of shit like that, and yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: like yeah yeah like or even like, look, you can
Speaker 4: bring in you can bring your pets to the game.
Speaker 4: Maybe you got a pet monkey that could cause a big,
Speaker 4: big problem and sometimes.
Speaker 2: I mean pet pet Knight. Well I got a little
Speaker 2: squirrel monkey. Can I bring it? Why not? Oh boy?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah no, I think you're right.
Speaker 4: If this becomes a scripted league, this disguise the live
Speaker 4: because let's face it, guys like to see girl fights.
Speaker 1: It's their only it's their only chance of survival other
Speaker 1: than the other than the NBA holding it up and
Speaker 1: continuing to cover its losses.
Speaker 3: What is psychologically, I don't know if it's sexy.
Speaker 1: I just something it's sexy. Sometimes it's a little bit sexy.
Speaker 2: It comes off.
Speaker 3: I mean, you don't think it's a MESSI.
Speaker 2: Women's wrestling is huge.
Speaker 3: In fact, I know girls.
Speaker 1: Girl fights are sexy. Girl fights can be very sexy.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know her name of hand, but Snoop Dogg,
Speaker 4: the rapper's niece, is a champion wrestler with the Wrestling League.
Speaker 2: I forget the name. She's adorable, she's beautiful.
Speaker 4: All the most of the female wrestlers in that league
Speaker 4: are very pretty women. Nikki Bella, There's there's a bunch
Speaker 4: of them that guys tune into because we like to
Speaker 4: see them grapple. Look, there's a reason why mud wrest
Speaker 4: he was famous for a while at bars and like
Speaker 4: what the eighties, nineties, whatever it was, Guys like it.
Speaker 4: It's sexy to see a couple of girls go at it.
Speaker 2: It's primal. I don't know, but a scripted w NBA
Speaker 2: would be fun.
Speaker 4: It certainly would turn up the ratings and make me
Speaker 4: want to tune in, because as it stands right now,
Speaker 4: if Kitla's not playing, I'm not watching a game, but
Speaker 4: I want to see her play.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, look what happened. So so RG three at Yourena,
Speaker 1: You're probably not gonna know who these people are. But
Speaker 1: r G RG three, who was a Heiman Trophy winner
Speaker 1: who had a great start to his career in the
Speaker 1: NFL and the injuries it really destroyed his career. And
Speaker 1: another guy named Ryan Clark who played in the NFL
Speaker 1: for a lot of years and is a loudmouth on
Speaker 1: ESPN and a major race beader. I mean, the whole
Speaker 1: everything that guy does is about race. But RG three
Speaker 1: came out and he's a black man and came out
Speaker 1: and and you know, basically said, you know, Angel Reese
Speaker 1: is jealous of Keitland Clark. She hates her. She's jealous
Speaker 1: of her, and uh and what's what's happened on the
Speaker 1: on the court is a byproduct of that jealousy. Well,
Speaker 1: Ryan Clark went crazy over the fact that r G
Speaker 1: three said that he blamed the fact that r G three,
Speaker 1: who has had two wives, has married two white girls,
Speaker 1: and so he sees the world through the eyes of
Speaker 1: a white woman, not a black woman. Even though he's
Speaker 1: a black guy.
Speaker 4: He had a black mother, black sisters. I mean, he's
Speaker 4: had a taste of black women in his life. For
Speaker 4: God's sake.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he basically called him Uncle Tom for for for
Speaker 1: taking the Angel Reese's jealous side of this, which it
Speaker 1: couldn't be more obvious. Angel Reese is jealous, right, But
Speaker 1: but the fact that you have these men in male
Speaker 1: sports talk talking about the w n B A and
Speaker 1: the only reason that talking about it is not because
Speaker 1: it was an exciting game or because somebody made a
Speaker 1: great play or whatever. They're talking about it because there's
Speaker 1: a rivalry. There's a fire. And this is what the
Speaker 1: NBA came back because we had the rivalries of everybody
Speaker 1: hating the Pistons and Magic versus versus Bird, and the
Speaker 1: league versus Jordan and Jordan rules, and it's those type
Speaker 1: of things that drive fan interest. There's nothing about the
Speaker 1: game that gets played on the court in the w
Speaker 1: NBA that's that interesting to anybody other than Caitlin Clark
Speaker 1: making thirty ft three pointers. And so I know you've
Speaker 1: got to if you're gonna give it a go from
Speaker 1: a marketing standpoint and really try to make money with it.
Speaker 1: This is the path.
Speaker 4: Come on WWE and you're right, and I'll tell you something.
Speaker 4: Andrew Reese, who they call the Bayou Barbie. She cleans
Speaker 4: up real nice when she's out of her uniform and
Speaker 4: puts the fake eye latchers on and the hair extensions.
Speaker 2: She looks good. She speaks to talk, she does the
Speaker 2: whole hip hop thing.
Speaker 4: You know, she's down with. Caitlin Clark is not that
Speaker 4: kind of girl. She's a straight laced white girl. And
Speaker 4: I would say probably a six, you know, but Angel
Speaker 4: Reese has that black I'll go, I'll give you a
Speaker 4: seven if she shaves her nose boned down a little bit.
Speaker 4: But she's not really no body. She's got a straight body.
Speaker 4: There's nothing, there's no curves there. But Angel Revees got
Speaker 4: the ass, she got the tits, she's got the long hair.
Speaker 2: She puts the eye letchers on the makeup, and.
Speaker 4: Suddenly you're going, hey, Angel Reese, that's the Bayu Barbie.
Speaker 2: She thought she'd come in the league and be it.
Speaker 4: Along comes Tayln Clark, who can't miss a three pointer
Speaker 4: for nothing, and she's the one that's getting all the attention,
Speaker 4: and of course it's got a way on Angel Reeves
Speaker 4: of course.
Speaker 1: Or the league is orchestrating all of us already.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't doubt it. I wouldn't if they've done it
Speaker 4: before with the NBA's look. Look, look in terms of
Speaker 4: like we saw last week, the number one pick goes
Speaker 4: to the Dallas Mavericks. What a what one point three
Speaker 4: percent chance of getting the number one pick? We saw
Speaker 4: it with the Knicks getting Patrick Ewing because of that
Speaker 4: envelope they put in the freezer. So Dave de Busher
Speaker 4: picked that last pick. Get the cold, get youwing. You know,
Speaker 4: certain cities have to have the big players. So Dallas
Speaker 4: is set now with Cooper Flag, Kyrie Irving, and Anthony
Speaker 4: what's his name? Davis, even Shaq, even Shaquille O'Neil said
Speaker 4: that David Stern said to him before the draft, where
Speaker 4: do you want to play in a hot city or
Speaker 4: a cold city? And Shaq said someplace warm? Okay, Well
Speaker 4: he ended up in Orlando, Florida, thank you.
Speaker 1: Well, Look, there's since we're talking about during this episode
Speaker 1: a bunch of quote unquote conspiracy theories that actually became true.
Speaker 1: We're taking some liberties on some on some conspiracy theories.
Speaker 1: That's fun, that's fun. You know. Mine is that this
Speaker 1: is my newest is that this is a This is
Speaker 1: all uh the performance art in the w NBA now
Speaker 1: and you've got the league coordinating the stuff and and
Speaker 1: uh you know the primary foils now watch because they'll
Speaker 1: try and broaden the the number of players that are
Speaker 1: involved in this. You have the girl what's her name,
Speaker 1: Buckers or Becker's Yeah, yeah, who came from Yukon, who's
Speaker 1: first year in the league. Now they'll get something going
Speaker 1: with her. Yeah, this is this is the only path.
Speaker 2: No, it's good.
Speaker 4: And and the NBA runs a w n B A
Speaker 4: and uh, Mike's a business man. Every business has a
Speaker 4: plan moving forward. This is a plan. I understand what
Speaker 4: you're saying. I wouldn't doubted one bit if this is
Speaker 4: orchestrated from higher up.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move on. We don't have a We
Speaker 1: only have a few minutes. But I do want to
Speaker 1: at least mention this complete debacle in uh New Orleans
Speaker 1: since I lived there the last the last three years.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Iana.
Speaker 1: Do you now? My wife and I have this debate
Speaker 1: all the time because Jerry Anne saw Jerian's experience in
Speaker 1: New Orleans was, you know, hanging around with the uptown
Speaker 1: people and in this uh, you know, in this little
Speaker 1: group of of folks who lived in New Orleans for
Speaker 1: five generations and everything else. And in that, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: that's one little pocket. The rest of what goes on
Speaker 1: in that in that city is I mean, I've talked
Speaker 1: about not knowing what day my garbage pails were going
Speaker 1: to get picked up to somebody you call this service
Speaker 1: your house for, whether it's a plumber or electrician or whatever,
Speaker 1: showing up whenever the hell they want to, not the
Speaker 1: time you make the.
Speaker 4: Cops n'm on one calls were coming to people's house
Speaker 4: like an hour late.
Speaker 1: To out two hours to get an OPD to respond
Speaker 1: to a call. No body will go to work for
Speaker 1: the New Orleans Police Department. They can make a lot
Speaker 1: more money in a suburb where there aren't five murders
Speaker 1: or not. I mean, it's it's crazy. We saw what
Speaker 1: happened on New Year's Eve, and uh, and none of
Speaker 1: those people, you know, not Grandma, the superintendent pu She's
Speaker 1: still there, still in front of the still in front
Speaker 1: of the cameras on this one and uh now I
Speaker 1: do understand that this uh uh, this female sheriff has
Speaker 1: is not going to run for re election, but you know,
Speaker 1: to have all these people on the first floor.
Speaker 6: To to uh, I mean to me, there's some of
Speaker 6: the comical stuff. Is that that the cons writing too
Speaker 6: easy and writing it t O easy l L.
Speaker 1: Instead of co o o.
Speaker 2: This is.
Speaker 1: This tells you the kind of criminal masterminds we're dealing
Speaker 1: with you. And all they had to do was get
Speaker 1: the custodian or whatever. The guy's full roll was to
Speaker 1: turn the water off, which that's it pretty easy to do.
Speaker 1: I don't know the guy. They've arrested. This guy, I
Speaker 1: don't know if he was anything other than scared. Maybe
Speaker 1: he was complicit in it, who the heck knows, But
Speaker 1: all they needed was the water to be turned off,
Speaker 1: break the toilet over, and boom bang a hole in
Speaker 1: a wall. It's probably this thick and probably corroded. Anyway.
Speaker 1: You get termites in that city, you eat like five
Speaker 1: times when a termite in a normal city. Everything is
Speaker 1: big there. The first time my wife saw a roach there,
Speaker 1: she just stood in horror because they're about that freaking big.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were easily two inches. Wow, and they
Speaker 1: can freaking fly.
Speaker 4: I know they could fly. Yeah, it's a horror fight,
Speaker 4: but I guess. But ten in Maids Escape, they got
Speaker 4: white whe they got.
Speaker 1: The five of them.
Speaker 2: Now they've got what's that.
Speaker 1: My discussion with Cherry is that it's not it is
Speaker 1: not safe to live. It's not a safe place to live.
Speaker 1: I don't care where you are. At some point there's
Speaker 1: going to be an uprising because look, there there are
Speaker 1: racial overtones everywhere in that state, and uh and in
Speaker 1: that city. They they're just they're just are Yeah. And
Speaker 1: I've been I've been in rooms there where uh, people
Speaker 1: are using language where I just I just had to
Speaker 1: have to walk out of the room. It's it's generations
Speaker 1: and generations. There's bad blood and it it.
Speaker 4: It's a scary place. It's a it's a beautiful scary place.
Speaker 2: I I I love you know, I love Saint Charles.
Speaker 2: Where you live. St. Charles Street. St. Charles A gorgeous
Speaker 2: The place is around there, gorgeous.
Speaker 4: But when you get down to the nitty gritty and
Speaker 4: you get in the side of the city, it's, uh, it's scary,
Speaker 4: you know, to be out past eleven o'clock. Not to
Speaker 4: mention this holes and the sidewalk that are covered with
Speaker 4: planks of wood.
Speaker 2: No work is done.
Speaker 4: I had a great time in New Orleans, but you
Speaker 4: definitely feel a little, not a little, you definitely feel
Speaker 4: scared there. So now with these inmates out, five are left.
Speaker 4: I remember when we were there with Kenny. Kenny has
Speaker 4: learned to love the finer things in life. And I'm
Speaker 4: and Mimi and my girlfriend. My girlfriend's dream trip was
Speaker 4: New Orleans. She loves Anne Rice Novels. Always wanted to
Speaker 4: be there, so she loved it.
Speaker 2: I loved it. I loved it too.
Speaker 4: We had a great time, but I said, we had
Speaker 4: a great restaurant we went to with your buddies who
Speaker 4: are no longer with us. And Kenny goes, this play
Speaker 4: is the fucking shithole. He just cut right to the point.
Speaker 4: He goes, Mike's got get out of here. I said,
Speaker 4: he's gonna, He's gone, He's gonna go to Florida.
Speaker 2: He goes, this place looks Kenny.
Speaker 4: Wanted nothing to do with it. Outside of the ice restaurant.
Speaker 4: It is scary.
Speaker 2: You don't you don't feel safe. You don't feel safe there.
Speaker 1: Well, the DA saying he doesn't feel safe. When you've
Speaker 1: got the district attorneys saying I don't feel safe. You
Speaker 1: know that got the other got lawyers that worked for
Speaker 1: me got out of town. What's that it's one of them.
Speaker 1: It's right, that's right up there, right off capital.
Speaker 4: It's multicultural, multi well, you know, I mean, it's don't
Speaker 4: forget also very humid and humidity and high heat.
Speaker 2: I've done. I've got that.
Speaker 4: I've read studies that murder rates go up in hot
Speaker 4: July and August and certain cities around America. People go
Speaker 4: bit at is hot heat. It's very humid there. Multicultural,
Speaker 4: Like you said, generations of racism are there.
Speaker 2: Hangings took place there. It's scary, it's scary, and.
Speaker 1: You know what they have That also leads to all
Speaker 1: that a ton of power be and UH and the
Speaker 1: the police do not even police certain areas anymore. We
Speaker 1: interviewed UH somebody high up in the n OPD when
Speaker 1: when I was there, and because of the deep productions
Speaker 1: in the size of UH the n OPD force, they
Speaker 1: just decided that whole big swaths of of gang infested
Speaker 1: areas they were just not going to police anymore. And
Speaker 1: they just let one gang member them shoot another gang member,
Speaker 1: and they'll be there to pick up the bodies on
Speaker 1: on Sunday night. And that's literally what the the guy said,
Speaker 1: We just let him kill each other.
Speaker 4: Look, my nephew is a deputy sheriff in Chicago, said
Speaker 4: the same thing.
Speaker 2: You've got. Sometimes you just gotta let them have let them,
Speaker 2: let them have it out.
Speaker 4: Because it's too dangerous, too dangerous, there's too many of them,
Speaker 4: and cops are shorthanded as it is.
Speaker 2: It's uh, it's a tough place to be.
Speaker 4: I had a good time there, We met good people,
Speaker 4: but uh, I wouldn't want to braise children there.
Speaker 1: No, it's said, it's been a some great history, some
Speaker 1: unbelievable restaurants, Marty grass a blast. I mean, there's lots
Speaker 1: of things that are really fun there. But under underneath
Speaker 1: it is just nothing but problems and things that at
Speaker 1: this point are unsolvable. And it's it's just when it
Speaker 1: went for bad things.
Speaker 2: To happen when a criminal.
Speaker 4: Right's too easy on the on the mirror on the wall.
Speaker 4: And then again, he could have been writing, he could
Speaker 4: have been writing to a friend. Easy, maybe easy. You know,
Speaker 4: there are guys name easy.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 4: But boy, the names of these guys who who escaped
Speaker 4: are the kind of names that you immediately say guilty.
Speaker 4: This guy was gonna be in jail, you know, years ago.
Speaker 4: And I'm sure many of these guys are in there
Speaker 4: for murder or we're in there for murder, and they're
Speaker 4: running around now and mix it in and I don't know, man,
Speaker 4: maybe they'll jump into one of those bodies of water
Speaker 4: you guys had down there and beaten by crocodile alligators,
Speaker 4: which scared the hell out it be two.
Speaker 2: It's a scary place. Scary place, what a beautiful place?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, h.
Speaker 8: H of course, Cicily, Well listen, yeah, well we we
Speaker 8: we knew, we knew the guys who uh who were
Speaker 8: running things down there.
Speaker 4: In terms of the mafia. I mean, I got Sicilian
Speaker 4: blood and uh, you know, it's a it's a tough place.
Speaker 4: But I went to Italy some years ago. I didn't
Speaker 4: feel safe in Palermo. I just didn't feel right. You
Speaker 4: got Arabic blood, black blood, Normans, Greeks, it's everything, but
Speaker 4: I didn't feel safe, like in Naples and different parts
Speaker 4: of Italy.
Speaker 2: It was wonderful, but Cicily was scary as.
Speaker 4: I imagine Corsica could be, because there's different sets of
Speaker 4: rules and it's run by different people, not so much
Speaker 4: to government, and if the government is involved, they're crooked
Speaker 4: to begin with. New Orleans is a lot like that.
Speaker 4: We saw a lot of that when it came to
Speaker 4: Tara Ka Katrina. How just how many people screwed up
Speaker 4: and didn't know what they were doing and were guilty
Speaker 4: of just turning their cheek to obvious problems that they
Speaker 4: knew were going to arise, and uh to shame because
Speaker 4: it's a beautiful place. Italians built those beautiful buildings in
Speaker 4: the French Quarter. Believe it or not, there was a
Speaker 4: lot of Italian Many Italians went to Louisiana as many
Speaker 4: as went to New York.
Speaker 1: We're talking about hangings before. The largest massive hanging in
Speaker 1: US history is in New Orleans, and it was Italians
Speaker 1: that were hung. Yep is it hanged or hung?
Speaker 2: I never get I think, I never get it right.
Speaker 1: But so special the other night now and it's octopuses. Now,
Speaker 1: when did that happen?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is it? It's just octagon? Do you say OCTOPI?
Speaker 1: No, Everyone on the Specials said octopuses, octopuses, octopuses. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I thought it was OCTOPI was that always growing up
Speaker 1: it was octipp.
Speaker 2: They said it was octopied. Well, look a lot of
Speaker 2: things changed.
Speaker 1: Mister, and was wrong.
Speaker 2: He was very wrong. When the guitar change the cutter,
Speaker 2: that doesn't I'll never No, it's not.
Speaker 1: It's there's now there's a thing in between the two
Speaker 1: of them. Oh really, Yeah, Whenever I listened to Ben
Speaker 1: Shapiro and he's talking about it, he's got his own pronunciation.
Speaker 1: It's not cutter or guitar. It's it's this weird thing.
Speaker 4: I don't even know. It's very fluid.
Speaker 1: Seems to be a really simple word. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know how it's you know.
Speaker 2: It's it's missing a you. It's mister, there should be
Speaker 2: a you in thereafter q U.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, well that's but but it's.
Speaker 4: Guitar, guitar runs with guitar and now and we're friends
Speaker 4: because Trump likes them.
Speaker 1: It was That's another Sometimes he doesn't do such a
Speaker 1: good job of picking friends.
Speaker 4: That maybe I say, we just get the plane and
Speaker 4: donate it and and and put it up in a
Speaker 4: museum someplace.
Speaker 2: Take the plane I can take.
Speaker 1: The plane, go to that prison in New Orleans, fill
Speaker 1: it up to go to a bunch of other skates
Speaker 1: with similar prisons, fill the entire plane up, fly it
Speaker 1: to Caracas, and drop them all off in Venezuela and
Speaker 1: say here you go, how do you like it? And
Speaker 1: just done? Probably those guys probably take over Venezuela.
Speaker 4: And oh sure, no, not a bad idea. It's been
Speaker 4: a fun week. It's been a fun week for sure. Yeah,
Speaker 4: a lot of a lot of crazy things going on. Well,
Speaker 4: do you even get it to Bill Belichick's girlfriend. That's
Speaker 4: a whole different kind of extortion going on. We'll get
Speaker 4: to that at some point. Old Jordan has a Jordan.
Speaker 1: Wait, does something happen with her that?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, it just seems to me that her
Speaker 4: real estate portfolio of eight million dollars is a pretty
Speaker 4: interesting there.
Speaker 2: Uh. You know, Bill's got a good deal.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm with you. He's got money to burn. He
Speaker 4: wants to have fun. They have the guy at break.
Speaker 4: He's getting laid like he never has before. He's smiling
Speaker 4: for a change. If it means he spends a few
Speaker 4: million on this chick, he can afford it.
Speaker 2: Have a ball life in short.
Speaker 1: And look, we'll see on the field in the fall.
Speaker 1: If all of this has he's lost his coaching magic, well,
Speaker 1: then they'll get rid of him. He'll get out of
Speaker 1: the game. Whatever. He'll still have his twenty four year
Speaker 1: old trophy piece. And more power to him. I mean,
Speaker 1: he was miserable most of the last twenty years, winning
Speaker 1: championships and being miserable.
Speaker 2: I know, doesn't he looks have some fun.
Speaker 1: He's having some fun.
Speaker 4: I agree. Let the man have a good time. But
Speaker 4: now Jordan's now his ex girlfriend is fighting with Jordan
Speaker 4: that she doesn't like Jordan. So he has an old
Speaker 4: man with two young women fighting over him.
Speaker 2: Life is a dream sometimes, let him.
Speaker 1: Have I'm on his side and he should be. And
Speaker 1: I don't know how much money he has, but I
Speaker 1: know it's a lot. And if it cost him eight million,
Speaker 1: big deal. That's happy. Exactly we should all have Bill
Speaker 1: Belichick's problems, exactly.
Speaker 4: Always missing is always missing is the bott of being boat.
Speaker 4: If he had the botty being boat, then I'd say
Speaker 4: he's the biggest buys the butt a big boat.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 4: Well, Mike's going to be the new pilot. Michael be
Speaker 4: the new captain. Captain, I'm sorry, captain. Uh but happy birthday, Kenny.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you'll make him happy again tonight.
Speaker 1: Speaking of behavior, behave yourself, don't you know, slow it
Speaker 1: down when you're that age. Yeah, but blood pressure rises
Speaker 1: a lot during intimacy at that age.
Speaker 2: So speaking of old men with women, we can keep
Speaker 2: it chill, keep it chill. We want him around for
Speaker 2: a while.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, thank you folks. Talk to you next week.
Speaker 2: Take care. I see here Gor