Speaker 1: Corn remakeup cameos word up from a while back.
Speaker 2: Now la days around?
Speaker 3: Oh God?
Speaker 4: Oh where now?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: O Dad, I'll by then, Girls tell your broda your
Speaker 6: dead and yours where I go?
Speaker 1: No, man, you no dot do where there is no?
Speaker 7: Okay bay, Hey God, don your gut, Dad, O your.
Speaker 1: Nuse do your nails, do your nails quick? Mom may
Speaker 1: tell me what?
Speaker 3: No? No?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 8: Ring?
Speaker 9: Where you man got your god? Dad?
Speaker 1: I'm not Yeah that guy fifty four today when January eighteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy one, in Bakersfield, California. I did not I
Speaker 1: know this. I'm not a huge Corn fan, but I
Speaker 1: did not know that Jonathan Davis. Outside of being the
Speaker 1: lead vocalist and frontman for the band, as a multi instrumentalist,
Speaker 1: he plays guitar, drums, piano, upright, bass, violin, clarinet, and yes, bagpipes.
Speaker 1: The boy can blow. Apparently, before we look at it,
Speaker 1: look back at significant significant events as people tied to
Speaker 1: this particular date in history, including but not limited to these.
Speaker 1: Seventeen seventy eight English navigator Captain James Cook reached the
Speaker 1: present day Hawaiian Islands. He called him the Sandwich Islands.
Speaker 1: The Sandwich sounds good. On this date, in nineteen eleven,
Speaker 1: the first landing when aircraft on a ship took place.
Speaker 1: Eugene Eli brought his Curtis biplane in for a safe
Speaker 1: landing on the deck of the Armored cruiser USS Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: and San Francisco Harbor on this date. In nineteen seventy three,
Speaker 1: and more on this a little bit later on, Pink
Speaker 1: Floyd began the nineteen seventy three recordings that resulted in
Speaker 1: Dark Side of the Moon. They've done some stuff in
Speaker 1: seventy two, but this was the day they got back
Speaker 1: in the studio present day Abbey Road Studios and put
Speaker 1: the finishing touches on one of the biggest albums ever,
Speaker 1: fourth highest selling album ever. On this date, in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy seven, scientists identified the bacteria responsible for the deadly
Speaker 1: form of pneumonia known as Legionnaire's disease. It was on
Speaker 1: this day not a good day for crooked politicians. January eighteenth,
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety Washington, d C. Mayor Marion Barry arrested after
Speaker 1: FBI agents caught him smoking crack in a DC hotel
Speaker 1: room thirteen. On this state, Former Democrat New Orleans Mayor
Speaker 1: Ray Nagan, you know the guy who cost so many
Speaker 1: lives during Katrina and then afterwards was re elected as
Speaker 1: the mayor by facts indicted on charges he'd used his
Speaker 1: office for personal gain, accepting payoffs, free trips, and gratuities
Speaker 1: from contractors while the city was trying to recover from
Speaker 1: the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. He did go to prison.
Speaker 1: The Martin Luther King Junior Holiday was observed in all
Speaker 1: fifty states for the first time. On January eighteenth, nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety three, Lisa Marie Presley filed for divorce from Michael
Speaker 1: Jackson after less than two years and they thought it
Speaker 1: would never end. The year was nineteen ninety six, and
Speaker 1: oh oh yeah, I forgot to mention this. Canadian Willie O.
Speaker 1: Reeve became the first black player in the NHL, making
Speaker 1: his debut for the Boston Bruins on January eighteenth, nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty eight. Famous folks, or some people think they're famous
Speaker 1: folks celebrating birthdays today. Besides Jonathan Davis of Korn, actor
Speaker 1: filmmaker Kevin Costner is seventy and a whole new level
Speaker 1: of respect for Costner after getting just addicted to Yellowstone.
Speaker 1: Actor Mark Rylance sixty five. Hockey Hall of famer Mark
Speaker 1: Messier has a birthday today sixty four. Dave Patista, the actor,
Speaker 1: the other actor Jesse L. Martin, both celebrating their fifty
Speaker 1: sixth birthday. Football Hall of Famer Julius Peppers is forty
Speaker 1: five today. Actor Jason Siegel also knocking in on the
Speaker 1: four to five party, and tennis player Angelie Kerber. One
Speaker 1: of the easier tennis players' names to say is thirty seven.
Speaker 1: If it's your birthday, I hope it is absolutely the
Speaker 1: best day you could possibly imagine, and you get to
Speaker 1: spend it with people you love, doing the things you
Speaker 1: love to do. It's truly my wish for you. It's
Speaker 1: five point forty and some change we have. Weather and sports.
Speaker 1: Enjoy today. Enjoy the rain and the warm temperatures because
Speaker 1: it all goes into the dumpster, not for a fire,
Speaker 1: but for frozenness, very very quickly. Again, after all, it
Speaker 1: is January, a breaking back on seven hundred WLW now,
Speaker 1: but the temperatures will be starting to sink as we
Speaker 1: run through the day. Rain is primarily the weather maker
Speaker 1: right now. They will change over to flurries. Those rain
Speaker 1: drops low seventeen tomorrow morning and then more snow on Sunday. Well,
Speaker 1: I have only twenty five Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. We're into
Speaker 1: the single digits and below zero as far as windshills go.
Speaker 1: So smoke them if you got them now.
Speaker 10: Seven hundred WLW Sports Sean mcmahnon this morning with our
Speaker 10: sports report.
Speaker 1: McManus, what we got, Well, we.
Speaker 11: Got a lot of sports this weekend, Gary, Jeff, It's
Speaker 11: a good weekend in January. It's twenty three days until
Speaker 11: pitchers and catchers report for the Cincinnati Reds. That's February tenth,
Speaker 11: thirty five days until the first spring training game that
Speaker 11: will be against the Cleveland Guardians on the twenty second
Speaker 11: of February, and sixty eight days until one of the
Speaker 11: best days in this here city, Opening Day. You got
Speaker 11: that right, you see at Arizona State tip off at
Speaker 11: two pm. That game will pregame will will begin at
Speaker 11: one thirty with Dan Terry n MO.
Speaker 1: NFL games will follow.
Speaker 11: I will get to those soon down the dial on
Speaker 11: fifty five KRC, it's Xavier and Marquette again at two pm,
Speaker 11: tip one thirty pre game with Joe Sunderman and Byron Larkin, MK,
Speaker 11: You and Wright stayed one thirty pre game and two
Speaker 11: pm tip on Fox Sports thirteen sixty with Rick Browing
Speaker 11: and Jim Kelch and the UC women will take on
Speaker 11: the Colorado Buffaloes at six pm, also on Fox Sports
Speaker 11: thirteen six three thirteen sixty pregame coverage at five forty five.
Speaker 11: And I mentioned those NFL games, we will carry them today.
Speaker 11: That is Chief Texans at four thirty, your Kansas City
Speaker 11: Chief Scary Jeff four thirty against the Texans. That game
Speaker 11: can be found on ESPN on TV, or you can
Speaker 11: hear it right here on seven hundred WLW as soon
Speaker 11: as you see and Arizona State finish their game, and
Speaker 11: then it's Commander's Lions at eight o'clock on Fox Tomorrow,
Speaker 11: Rams Eagles Sunday three o'clock on NBC. Again, you can
Speaker 11: hear this game on Sunday on Sunday on seven hundred
Speaker 11: WLW as well as Ravens bills the game.
Speaker 1: I'm most forward.
Speaker 11: I'm looking most forward to six thirty on CBS and
Speaker 11: then to cap off the weekend on a Monday night
Speaker 11: because for some reason, we play college championship games on
Speaker 11: Monday It's seven point thirty on ESPN Ohio State and
Speaker 11: Notre Dame for the College Football Playoff National Championship.
Speaker 1: And that game will also air right here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 10: Steve Air with us An Selegs. Dedicated to someone named
Speaker 10: Mondo Doo.
Speaker 1: Who emailed me at Gary Jeff Walker at seven otter
Speaker 1: WLW dot com and was just raving about this lady's
Speaker 1: singing Mama Tree, good morning. How are you.
Speaker 12: Let us all go back to.
Speaker 13: A landmark?
Speaker 12: Let us then and shot in the h when Mark
Speaker 12: let us a call back to a landmark and.
Speaker 14: Give her precess to.
Speaker 15: Us?
Speaker 13: I am.
Speaker 1: Hellelujah? How you doing baby?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 16: I was hot and I got cold.
Speaker 13: Then you said, here's Mama Tree. I had to grab
Speaker 13: a drink of water.
Speaker 1: Are you having hot flashes or what's the deal?
Speaker 13: Oh no, the first of was cold and from colder
Speaker 13: can sing?
Speaker 4: No, forget water, can't sing.
Speaker 14: So I had the lady turn it down. She left him.
Speaker 13: I forgot to tell her to come back.
Speaker 1: So you had the proper temperature by the time you
Speaker 1: got on the air, is what you're telling me. You
Speaker 1: weren't too hot or too cold cold.
Speaker 13: That's why sound progy. I lost it that bad A
Speaker 13: blink of an eye then that voice is gone.
Speaker 1: Well, sweetheart, I love her voice, so you know.
Speaker 13: Thank you darling, and do I did sound frog is?
Speaker 1: So what's been going on?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 13: I got this walking marathon one legged woman, shad, I
Speaker 13: have a bad as old people say, a bad left leg.
Speaker 13: I'm laying am I main leg that I can? You know
Speaker 13: I'm getting a wheelchair. You put all the weight on
Speaker 13: it and bend it and flopped in the chair. Well,
Speaker 13: I can't do that now because I'm kept knocking my
Speaker 13: walker into my leg and now sore, and I got
Speaker 13: the needles in it and I felt the two knots
Speaker 13: some of the first two walkers. But I'm doing better.
Speaker 13: I did one hundred and seventy three feet yesterday, walked
Speaker 13: it highlylujah. I wanted to do one fifty and I
Speaker 13: did one seventy three. I said, are you right?
Speaker 1: I've only ever seen you in a wheelchair, so I
Speaker 1: would love to see you out walking.
Speaker 13: Well, I don't walk aus I can't read. How do
Speaker 13: I walk in an elevator shaft or out next the door?
Speaker 2: No, that's first time I've ever heard somebody say I
Speaker 2: don't walk.
Speaker 1: Because I can't read.
Speaker 13: Yeah, as a troop cru f.
Speaker 4: True.
Speaker 17: Oh cat.
Speaker 1: Uh. The wife is is okay, she's recovering. She bruised
Speaker 1: her tailbone falling in the snow about two weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and the cat dog is at home right now taking
Speaker 1: care of her, making sure she has everything she needs.
Speaker 13: You know, doctor Jender Snaps comes to the rescue.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll suggest that listen, I gotta go, mammetry love you.
Speaker 17: That'd be two bye bye, all right, thank you.
Speaker 1: Five point fifty three. It's seven hunter WLW for some
Speaker 1: picking and some granted, and mostly some picking.
Speaker 10: This morning, Good morning, Dick, Good morning, good Yip.
Speaker 1: Are you I'm doing great? Day from Dayton. Our friend,
Speaker 1: our mutual buddy, has got to know what you think
Speaker 1: about wild card weekend in the NFL. He says, it's
Speaker 1: the best NFL weekend of the year. The divisional playoffs.
Speaker 1: We need a four pack of Dick picks. First Texans
Speaker 1: playing at the Chiefs, Dick, what do you think I think?
Speaker 18: Kansas City thirty one. Let's see who was the who
Speaker 18: were they playing?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 19: The Texans thirty.
Speaker 18: One to seventeen. Okay to Kansas City.
Speaker 1: Commanders at the Lions Washington at Detroit.
Speaker 18: What do you think, Dick, Washington Detroit twenty seven, Washington ten.
Speaker 1: Excellent? You think the Commanders are even going to score ten?
Speaker 20: Huh?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Rams at the Eagles.
Speaker 18: Eagles twenty six, Rams ten.
Speaker 1: Okay, so not a close game.
Speaker 10: And close and the battle of the MV Most Valuable
Speaker 10: Player quarterbacks Baltimore and Buffalo.
Speaker 1: The Ravens play at the Bills.
Speaker 18: I'll take the Bills thirty one twenty eight.
Speaker 1: So home teams win all the games. Yes, and I
Speaker 1: like that you made that one a close one because
Speaker 1: I think it will be.
Speaker 16: Yeah, all right, So what.
Speaker 1: Else is going on?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 18: Not much. I've got some of my friends, you know,
Speaker 18: we haven't had much going on, you know, with all
Speaker 18: this now, and got my car fixed. But things are
Speaker 18: looking up for me. A couple of my friends are
Speaker 18: going to come over and help me. I'll get back
Speaker 18: to my places again. So everybody was concerned. That was
Speaker 18: very nice. So I'll get back to playing here when
Speaker 18: the weather gets better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we need a full schedule of that. Those concerts
Speaker 1: when you get a Dick listen, yep. We got to
Speaker 1: go though, unfortunately, so would you do me a favor?
Speaker 1: What would you say? Good night Dick?
Speaker 18: Good night Gary, Ye have a good week.
Speaker 1: Thank you brother. Talk to writer. Yeah, that's a Dick
Speaker 1: Dick from Dayton and the Dick Picks. Just in case
Speaker 1: you're ready to run to the sportsbook and or hop
Speaker 1: on your phone, you have the final scores of the
Speaker 1: divisional playoffs. Now more ahead, because well, I want to
Speaker 1: stay till nine and get paid seven hundred WLW. So
Speaker 1: we celebrate the first day back in the studio for
Speaker 1: Pink Floyd as they were recording Dark Side of the
Speaker 1: Mood in London in nineteen seventy three. The album would
Speaker 1: be released March first of that year and then spend
Speaker 1: I don't know the rest of our lives on the
Speaker 1: album charts. It was like nine and ninety consecutive weeks
Speaker 1: the Dark Side of the Moon was charting, and it
Speaker 1: was all over the radio, that is FM radio, where
Speaker 1: the announcers sounded like they really didn't care or were
Speaker 1: I and the music was indicative of the same. Wow,
Speaker 1: let's pass the incense over to old radio Rick who's
Speaker 1: got his black light on his on his on his
Speaker 1: velvet painting and he's ruminating about what has been and
Speaker 1: what is what is to become of him as he
Speaker 1: approaches another birthday, Monday. You have a birthday, I do.
Speaker 21: Indeed, I'm turning fourteen because I only celebrate on an inauguration date.
Speaker 12: Good for you.
Speaker 21: It's not working for me at all.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, in your mind.
Speaker 21: It's right Dark Side of the Moon. He left out
Speaker 21: the part with the this is My history ending up
Speaker 21: in someone's frat house with a bunch of the tight
Speaker 21: T shirts and the black light velvet posters and all
Speaker 21: the baked frat boys that were trying to get the
Speaker 21: Dark Side of the Moon SYNCD up with the Wizard
Speaker 21: of Oz to try to prove that little urban myth.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, supposedly when the chimes go off on time,
Speaker 1: that's you start the album right there? When she lands
Speaker 1: in munchkin Land? Is that the deal? And then it
Speaker 1: sinks up.
Speaker 21: Supposedly they were doing something about the MGM lion roar
Speaker 21: at the beginning versus starting the album. It never worked.
Speaker 21: I say that there weren't enough brain cells in the
Speaker 21: room to figure it out either.
Speaker 1: Maybe you weren't enhanced enough to hear it properly.
Speaker 21: I wasn't enhanced at all or was I impressed? Goodness, Yeah,
Speaker 21: I was one of those kids. They halfway into it,
Speaker 21: they figured out I must be the nark because I
Speaker 21: wasn't partaking.
Speaker 1: Oh jeez, you never told me about your undercover days
Speaker 1: as a narcotic s.
Speaker 21: Well, usually somebody came to my defense by saying, you
Speaker 21: really want to see him enhanced?
Speaker 1: What how are we listening today? And what on and
Speaker 1: all of that stuff.
Speaker 21: Rick, I don't do this often, but this is one
Speaker 21: of the handful of exceptions. You're coming in five y
Speaker 21: five big shout out to Jim. This is a nineteen
Speaker 21: eighty two General Electric super radio, their model seven eighty
Speaker 21: five be as and boy, I don't often work on
Speaker 21: transistor sets or anything that's this particularly new, but the
Speaker 21: GE super radios are one of those exceptions because they
Speaker 21: are incredible. They have a moultiple RS and I have
Speaker 21: stages so they can pick up freaking everything. And today
Speaker 21: is I mean, this is one of those that is
Speaker 21: a five plus by five plus reception. It couldn't be louder,
Speaker 21: it couldn't be clearer, and incredible fidelity on this thing.
Speaker 21: Two separate speakers, separate base and volume control even AM
Speaker 21: sounds almost like FM.
Speaker 16: It is.
Speaker 21: It is wonderful and thanks to the internal oversized AM antenna,
Speaker 21: although it's directional as you have to turn the radio,
Speaker 21: it does it's well. Words. I don't have words, and
Speaker 21: yet I keep talking.
Speaker 1: It happens quite often to me. I understand.
Speaker 2: So now, Rick, here's here's the The question I have
Speaker 2: is can you get them?
Speaker 1: Are they very rare? And are they very expensive? If
Speaker 1: you can find one?
Speaker 21: When they sold new, they sold for Sony nine ninety five,
Speaker 21: which is no, I don't know about two hundred and
Speaker 21: fifty dollars today and you can still get them for
Speaker 21: between fifty and three hundred dollars. It all makes difference
Speaker 21: on the condition. And eBay is the greatest place to
Speaker 21: get them. And that's what this was. I helped this
Speaker 21: individual pick out several on eBay that I would recommend,
Speaker 21: and then they shipped to me and I did some
Speaker 21: cleanup on it. And the worst thing about the only
Speaker 21: bad thing about these super radios is the power switch,
Speaker 21: because if you're not careful and you take the case
Speaker 21: apart to open it up, you will break the power switch.
Speaker 21: So I knowing better and being the smartest band at all,
Speaker 21: times opened it up and broke the power switch, but
Speaker 21: I'm so used to doing that. Then I fixed it
Speaker 21: and it was better for it, and now Jim knows
Speaker 21: the truth. But anyways, the thing is there's three super
Speaker 21: radios and it's very, very difficult to follow, so bear
Speaker 21: with me. There's super Radio one, two and three.
Speaker 16: There you go.
Speaker 21: Two is hands down the greatest one. The first one
Speaker 21: and the second one are very similar, but the first
Speaker 21: one only had one speaker, so there is a difference
Speaker 21: in sound. And the third one isn't the bad radio,
Speaker 21: but it's a completely different design and it lost some
Speaker 21: losso performance and it was also cheaper. Gee tried to
Speaker 21: kind of reinvigorate the whole idea in the nineties and
Speaker 21: it was okay, but.
Speaker 1: It was the one more bad, but it wasn't the
Speaker 1: one you're talking about that you're working on though.
Speaker 21: This is the two, and it's just I mean, it
Speaker 21: is incredible with absolutely no one tend to help whatsoever.
Speaker 21: You're coming in like your next door, which is just
Speaker 21: that does not happen often in my basement.
Speaker 22: Now.
Speaker 21: Te started out with their trying to promote it by
Speaker 21: saying you can hear right down into the band noise.
Speaker 21: Now not an untrue statement, but not exactly Catsy's sloganism.
Speaker 16: So they brought in.
Speaker 21: The a students who said, bring Bach to the backwoods,
Speaker 21: Mozart to the mountains, or disco to the desert.
Speaker 1: There you go. I love a little desert disco. Listen, man,
Speaker 1: have a fantastic rest of the weekend, try and stay warm,
Speaker 1: and happy birthday on Monday.
Speaker 21: Brother, Hey, thank you so very much.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a real reason to have a party
Speaker 1: right there, Old radio Rick at gmail dot com if
Speaker 1: you'd like to get in touch.
Speaker 10: Every day.
Speaker 23: I thank god I live in America.
Speaker 1: Thank God we don't live in some slop hole like Britain.
Speaker 1: And I thank god for Bill Cunningham. He's the voice
Speaker 1: of my America. He's the voice of my America too.
Speaker 12: That's because he's the great American American.
Speaker 24: Willie gives me hope for America.
Speaker 25: He knows we can all achieve the American dream.
Speaker 1: You just got to work hard and listen to Willie.
Speaker 1: Even my dog listens.
Speaker 24: That's a great American dog.
Speaker 26: Bill Cunningham, Monday at twelve noon on seven hundred w.
Speaker 5: The recent wildfires that ravaged Los Angeles now account for
Speaker 5: one of the largest disasters in the history of our country.
Speaker 5: Now iHeartRadio is brief.
Speaker 1: March fifteenth is the date of the anniversary party, the
Speaker 1: Saturday morning anniversary bash that I throw for myself every
Speaker 1: year and for everybody who listens and everybody who's a
Speaker 1: part of the program. March fifteenth, market on your calendars,
Speaker 1: clear away some time to come and spend some time
Speaker 1: with all of us at a two be determined location.
Speaker 1: We did it at Huddles last year, and that may
Speaker 1: be the option again. On a Saturday afternoon, March fifteenth,
Speaker 1: the Saturday Morning twenty eighth Saturday Morning Edition, twenty eighth
Speaker 1: anniversary party of this program, and we will celebrate accordingly.
Speaker 1: Gang from Ripley coming up. This is Doug Gottlieb. Here's
Speaker 1: what's trending from the Iheartsports Network, presented by Verizon super
Speaker 1: Bowl fan Fest.
Speaker 27: College Hoops Bearcats take on ASU Xavior battles mark Head
Speaker 27: this afternoon on the ice of The Blue Jackets go
Speaker 27: for a seventh straight win tonight against the Rangers. The
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Speaker 27: Sasaki analysis will join the Dodgers. They reportedly signed a
Speaker 27: minor league deal and receive a six point five million
Speaker 27: dollars signing bonus and Nfield Divisional playoffs. The Chiefs those
Speaker 27: of Texans Lions battle the Commanders. I'm Trey Venders Cincinnati.
Speaker 7: The Verizon Super Bowl Fan Fast is coming to TQL
Speaker 7: Stadium on February ninth. Catch the game, meet the league's legends,
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Speaker 1: You win.
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Speaker 7: be eighteen years older or accompanied by a parent or
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Speaker 1: We're definitely gonna be late to the concert.
Speaker 7: I feel like we should be there by now.
Speaker 23: I'm just taking a little.
Speaker 28: I'm toasting you.
Speaker 3: Sit hon and we may meet through.
Speaker 16: You'll never care me.
Speaker 1: Come play.
Speaker 28: Goes.
Speaker 25: I got friends and places were whiskey round land there, jem.
Speaker 1: Yes, let's float away to happy Land and visit our
Speaker 1: friends east of town, all the way down fifty two
Speaker 1: to how now Brown County. The lovely village of Ripley,
Speaker 1: Ohio on the banks of the Mighty Ohio River. On
Speaker 1: Main Street, there is a place called Brookie Saloon, and
Speaker 1: they gather early on Saturdays just to talk to little
Speaker 1: old me.
Speaker 10: Good morning, gang, good bye, good morning.
Speaker 23: We have seven folks and a quarter, including Dinah. Before
Speaker 23: we get started, I've got you a voice and opinion.
Speaker 23: This morning, I get really upset with people who will
Speaker 23: not answer their phones or texts. This is a shout out,
Speaker 23: and I'm trashing Ronald Hord buzzing off at this morning.
Speaker 12: He set up this deal.
Speaker 23: Over Taters Saloon in Washington, Kentucky, which is a wonderful establishment.
Speaker 1: Is that where you are? Is that where you are there?
Speaker 23: No, we are at Brookie's if because he would not
Speaker 23: answer his phone all week. To confirm this, Douglas Tip
Speaker 23: called to Colin. I've tried to call him.
Speaker 29: So I'm on my way.
Speaker 23: Alleni and Dina's on our way down here, and he
Speaker 23: burns my phone up. Are you on your way to Tator's?
Speaker 23: I said, nope, I'm on my way to Brookies. Maybe
Speaker 23: you need to answer your phone. So anyway, we would
Speaker 23: have been a Tater's if Buzzul answered the phone. So okay,
Speaker 23: I'm done with my rant.
Speaker 30: Here's Sherry oh Man. Yes he's wound up about that.
Speaker 3: Let me I tell you.
Speaker 10: I tell you what Brown County where the women or women,
Speaker 10: where the women or women and the men are nervous.
Speaker 1: I do not want, I do not want to inspire
Speaker 1: the ire of that lady ever.
Speaker 14: Burn Skippy, just answer your fune' that's my message today,
Speaker 14: all right?
Speaker 30: Anyway, Well the money's up to how much today? One
Speaker 30: fourteenth one fourteenth five. But there's no drawing this week,
Speaker 30: Brookies getting out of town for a little bit.
Speaker 10: Vacation rearch, So so you're not you're not doing the
Speaker 10: Queen of Hearts next Wednesday.
Speaker 1: It'll be the following Wednesday, Is that right?
Speaker 30: That's try all.
Speaker 1: Right, one hundred and fourteen to five. That's nice.
Speaker 23: Glad to have him back.
Speaker 1: Well, I get yeah. I mean I was glad to
Speaker 1: see Doug this week too, after his uh, his extended
Speaker 1: cancuon vacation, you know. Being the oil baron of Brown County,
Speaker 1: he goes to all kinds of exotic places all the time.
Speaker 20: And we've got.
Speaker 23: Matt Miller back there hiding in the corner.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and Lexi and likely back there be.
Speaker 1: Able to drink like a yeah, I was gonna say,
Speaker 1: he's not hiding, he's behind the bar. He's stealing Darren Booze,
Speaker 1: I know exactly what he's doing.
Speaker 30: Yere's kaplan.
Speaker 23: I mean, I'm not angry Buzz. I'm just fussing outing.
Speaker 1: That's all right. You can be angry at Buzz, I don't.
Speaker 1: It doesn't bother me if you're angry at Buzz. I
Speaker 1: do think that every once in a while you should
Speaker 1: do a welfare check if you can crawl up the
Speaker 1: hill to that house that he lives upon. I don't
Speaker 1: know how somebody like Buzz lives in a house where
Speaker 1: you've got to high halfway up a mountain when he's
Speaker 1: inebriated most of the time. I don't if Buzz was sober,
Speaker 1: I don't think he could make it up the hill.
Speaker 1: He can only do it drunk.
Speaker 23: We're gonna hire you with you because everyone in this
Speaker 23: bar is taking him home more than once, and that
Speaker 23: hill is difficult for a sober person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think. I don't know more than once
Speaker 1: in the what's the weather rock situation? We got to move.
Speaker 30: Along here, okay, Well the weather rock. I went around
Speaker 30: the block and the snow's kind of melted down there.
Speaker 30: I don't even see it, so I don't know where.
Speaker 10: It's that I'll have to if somebody stole somebody stole
Speaker 10: the weather rock in Ripley, it's time to This is
Speaker 10: an on air appeal. Get it back, put it back
Speaker 10: in its property.
Speaker 30: Jerry might have picked it up somewhere or whatever. It
Speaker 30: was down under all that snow and it's kind of melted.
Speaker 30: I don't see it, but we're going to investigate again.
Speaker 1: This is the number one tourist attraction in your town,
Speaker 1: so we need to get that restored to its proper place. Listen,
Speaker 1: I gotta go, Gang, but thank you so much for
Speaker 1: the report.
Speaker 14: Goodbye.
Speaker 1: That's that's it. Learn your lines seven. I don't know
Speaker 1: what Steve is going to talk about here. I don't
Speaker 1: want to steal his thunder. But March fourth, eighteen forty
Speaker 1: one one, William Henry Harrison of Ohio was sworn in
Speaker 1: as President of these United States. It was a very cold,
Speaker 1: very wet day. He would die thirty two days later
Speaker 1: of pneumonia. So maybe there is precedent for bringing the
Speaker 1: inauguration indoors. Don't you think it's been done before? Steve
Speaker 1: fromatt in Ohio, good morning, my friend.
Speaker 8: Good morning Gary, Jeff. These wildfires in La these Acidine
Speaker 8: confirmation hearings. In literature, we would call this pitiful play
Speaker 8: a farce. Among the faithful, there is a call for
Speaker 8: deliverance from this evil and escape from the wilderness. When
Speaker 8: I observed a lesbian cult running the La fifty, where
Speaker 8: a wh male has to wait seven years to be
Speaker 8: considered for employment because he checks no boxes, I draw
Speaker 8: on my exposure to the Bible in Shakespeare to make
Speaker 8: sense of all of this crap. The Bard of Avon
Speaker 8: gave us one of the most outrageous comic characters in literature.
Speaker 8: Sir John Falstaff, or just playing Jack, is described by
Speaker 8: a judge in the King's court as a fool and
Speaker 8: jester who self describes as young, but is in fact old, lame,
Speaker 8: and whose belly is increasing in size daily. But he
Speaker 8: has an ace and a hole. He hangs out in
Speaker 8: a tavern also a brothel, with the son of the king,
Speaker 8: Prince Hal, and the Prince is a piece of work. Also,
Speaker 8: Shakespeare evidently has read Luke's account in the Bible of
Speaker 8: the Prodigal's Son. In one of Prince Hal's practical jokes,
Speaker 8: he induces Jack Falstaff and his highwaymen to rob travelers,
Speaker 8: which they do, unaware that Hal and a co conspiracor
Speaker 8: are waiting in the disguise to in turn rob Jack
Speaker 8: and the gang of their ill gotten booty. And yet
Speaker 8: another incident, Hal punches the Lord Chief Justice for prosecuting
Speaker 8: one of the tavern terribles. But Hal's dad, that's Henry
Speaker 8: the Fourth, is beset by an army of nobles who
Speaker 8: are trying to depose him.
Speaker 17: This means war.
Speaker 8: Jack Falstaff naturally does not take his recruiting duties very seriously,
Speaker 8: accepting bribes to exempt slackers from military service while signing
Speaker 8: up the worst of the rest. Does not democrat VP Canada.
Speaker 8: Tim Walls remind you of Jack Falstaff. This is where
Speaker 8: Falstaff and the prodigals part ways. The prince reconciles with
Speaker 8: his dad over the son's wicked ways. Dad wins the
Speaker 8: war despite Jack Falstaff's personnel policies. The King, however, dies
Speaker 8: of old age. Hal becomes Henry the Fifth, kicks False
Speaker 8: Staff and the rest of the bar crowd out of
Speaker 8: his life, and heeds Dak's dad's deathbid advice to invade
Speaker 8: France and take it over. But this is a classic
Speaker 8: case of creating a foreign distraction. From domestic issues. Known
Speaker 8: as Wagging the Dog is Donald Trump's fascination with Canada.
Speaker 8: Wagging the Dog not a good idea, since it would
Speaker 8: require the approval of the National Hockey League and that
Speaker 8: ain't gonna happen. Sport Trump's Trump back to England and
Speaker 8: the French Caper. There is a supernatural curse hanging over
Speaker 8: the Henry family. Hal's dad engineered the death of his
Speaker 8: predecessor and this will come back to haunt his son
Speaker 8: and his grandson, just as today, assassination plots and overseas
Speaker 8: excursions are part and parcel of the body politic. In France,
Speaker 8: Henry does manage one of the great military upsets, defeating
Speaker 8: the French force, vastly superior in numbers, at Ajincour in
Speaker 8: fourteen fifteen. The King of France is going mad. His
Speaker 8: son and heir apparent is adult, and one of the nobles,
Speaker 8: the Duke of Burgundy, is happy to broker a deal
Speaker 8: that will make Henry also the King of France. All
Speaker 8: Henry has to do is marry the King's daughter, Catherine.
Speaker 8: He does, but it's all downhill from there. Henry dies
Speaker 8: of natural causes at age thirty five, and he also
Speaker 8: dies before the French king, so Henry never gets to
Speaker 8: succeed to the throne. Ah the curse. The saving grace
Speaker 8: came soon. However, the French king does die and Henry's
Speaker 8: son by Catherine does become the King of France, besides
Speaker 8: being Henry the sixth of England. But the latest Henry
Speaker 8: is a bit of a bookworm. He's an intellectual who
Speaker 8: manages to lose France and more importantly, his life back
Speaker 8: in England when the future Richard the third stabs him
Speaker 8: while he is reading a book. It was his grandfather
Speaker 8: who once said, uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.
Speaker 8: Grandson lamented civil dissension is a viprous worm that gnaws
Speaker 8: the bowels.
Speaker 14: Of the common wealth.
Speaker 8: Ah, what did the Bible say? The sins of the
Speaker 8: father ps and a famous goodbye to staff in his crowd,
Speaker 8: Henry the fifth delivers a curse forever on de Ei quote,
Speaker 8: we will, according to your strengths and qualities, give you advancement,
Speaker 8: words to live by in any time and placemen, God
Speaker 8: bless everybody.
Speaker 1: Bye, good stuff as always from Steve from Meton, Ohio,
Speaker 1: Ray from Loveland Race, got my brother, how are you
Speaker 1: this morning?
Speaker 31: Good morning, Gary's you have good morning. She's coming in
Speaker 31: loud and clear in your award winning program, and I
Speaker 31: just a quick note, my friend. You know, I think
Speaker 31: it's we need to give the first ladies of our
Speaker 31: country their due. And you know there's there's been impactful
Speaker 31: first ladies more than others. And comes to mind Eleanor Roosevelt,
Speaker 31: bless her heart. She could be considered the the mother
Speaker 31: of the era movement and equal rights for women and
Speaker 31: a lot of good things that that's brought. We had
Speaker 31: Betty Ford and the Betty Ford Centers, bless her heart,
Speaker 31: who's helped many many and still does I pray we had,
Speaker 31: you know, then time moved on and we get news bites.
Speaker 16: And clips, and you.
Speaker 31: Know Nancy Reagan in her Just Say No to Drugs
Speaker 31: a great program, and not to be outdone, Michelle Obama.
Speaker 17: Using her platform to show the world how the peaceful
Speaker 17: transition of power should occur with her slogan, I just
Speaker 17: can't go God, bless you, my brother.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Ray. Maybe she should try some meta musal
Speaker 1: or something. I don't know. I will talk to Steve
Speaker 1: Schulty after the news at seven o'clock as we trudge
Speaker 1: on on a Saturday morning seven hundred WLW at into
Speaker 1: another hour of the Saturday Morning edition, January eighteenth, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Gary Jeff Walker, that's me and you, and
Speaker 1: that's perfectly fine with me as well you. I think
Speaker 1: you're doing a great job. Time to talk to environmental
Speaker 1: engineer Steve Schulty.
Speaker 12: I see trees, some green.
Speaker 1: Red roses too, I see them blue.
Speaker 3: Fuming you, and I think to myself, what I wonder?
Speaker 1: What a wonderful world it day? Good morning, mister Shelty.
Speaker 1: How are you so?
Speaker 28: Good morning, mister Gary Jeff, Yes, sir, yes, good morning,
Speaker 28: good morning.
Speaker 32: It's it's a wonderful day, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: No, no, no question.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 10: We're talking about the continuing ev debacle, and it is
Speaker 10: a debacle.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: And and there are all kinds of questions arising as
Speaker 1: to whether these these tax credits are going to continue
Speaker 1: for and whether the mandates are still going to be
Speaker 1: in place after Monday. God, let's hope not.
Speaker 32: Anyway, Yep, anyway, this is uh. I saw this a
Speaker 32: couple of weeks ago. I thought, oh is this dear
Speaker 32: dear to Garret jes Haart.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 32: It's from reason dot Org, UH Reason Foundation Surface Transportation
Speaker 32: Innovations by UH, Robert Pole Jr.
Speaker 16: And UH.
Speaker 32: Title of the article is the electric vehicle debacle does
Speaker 32: in the last six months have been dismal for those
Speaker 32: hoping for US electric vehicle future. Here's a small example
Speaker 32: of news articles from this period. Auto industry retreat from
Speaker 32: evs hastens.
Speaker 1: This is the Wall.
Speaker 32: Street Journal of August twenty three, at twenty twenty four.
Speaker 32: Electric vehicle sales are stumbling. Here's why. Bloomberg September twenty ninth,
Speaker 32: twenty twenty four. Low used eding crisis pinch dealers and owners.
Speaker 32: The Wall Street Journal, October fourteenth, twenty twenty four. The
Speaker 32: dream of cheap US electric cars fades Wall Street Journal, November.
Speaker 16: Of eighteen at twenty twenty four.
Speaker 32: And the last, but not least, things get worse for
Speaker 32: the ED startups The Wall Street Journal, December second. The
Speaker 32: last of these articles includes Grass showing the shrinking cash
Speaker 32: balances among EV startups and the dismal share prices of
Speaker 32: those companies such as Fisker, Lucid, and Rivian that are
Speaker 32: public get traded. The declining sales of electric vehicles have led
Speaker 32: to setbacks for plans to build huge ED battery plants,
Speaker 32: not only here but also in.
Speaker 16: ED friendly Europe.
Speaker 32: Volvo has put on hold plans to build a large
Speaker 32: plant to make batteries for its electric trucks, and the
Speaker 32: very ambitious startup Weedi's EV battery company, North Volt, filed
Speaker 32: for bankruptcy soon thereafter. These weren't designs to our federal
Speaker 32: and state governments that large subsidies to build.
Speaker 16: Battery plants would not be a wise move. I go
Speaker 16: even further, Garrett Jeff.
Speaker 32: They are nothing more than welfare boondoggles for rich crony crapolists.
Speaker 16: But anyway, Douverle.
Speaker 32: State governments have provided state a for evy batteries, but
Speaker 32: the most enormous substies come from us, believe your federal taxpayers.
Speaker 32: The latest was announced in November with great fan here
Speaker 32: when the Fighting Regimes Department of Energy at six point
Speaker 32: six billion loans and nearly bankrupt Ribbean for an EV
Speaker 32: plant in Georgia. I mean, if this wasn't our money,
Speaker 32: it's funny it built. It would have the capacity to
Speaker 32: produce four hundred thousand SUVs and crossovers per year. Rivian
Speaker 32: has lost about four billion on the thirty seven thousand,
Speaker 32: four hundred vehicles it's sold in the first nine months
Speaker 32: of last year and has one point to five billion
Speaker 32: in debt. So here are our federal government is giving
Speaker 32: all this billions of our money.
Speaker 16: To a company.
Speaker 32: The bill four hundred thousand SUVs and crossovers and last
Speaker 32: year not even I don't know what it did this year,
Speaker 32: but it's probably under fifty thousand. Department Andrew recently finalized
Speaker 32: even larger nine point six billion loans for the Ford
Speaker 32: EV battery plant in Tennessee. And as I've reported, it's
Speaker 32: been Ford has been losing tons of money on his
Speaker 32: tour selling at evs Again, Gary, Jeff, just you know,
Speaker 32: you'd be laughing at this if it wasn't urging.
Speaker 1: Here's here's I think a pertinent question, Steve, and we
Speaker 1: need to kind of wrap it up. But the question
Speaker 1: I have, if someone can answer, did Henry four get
Speaker 1: subsidies for the government to put the assembly line together
Speaker 1: and to build the model.
Speaker 3: T Did he No?
Speaker 1: I think he did that all on his own. And
Speaker 1: this was cutting edge technology at the time, especially the
Speaker 1: assembly line, which could produce these affordable cars for the
Speaker 1: common man. That the common man was not subsidizing with
Speaker 1: their tax dollars. So if it's a good enough idea,
Speaker 1: some entrepreneur, some builder should be able to make them
Speaker 1: on their own, and if they're so wonderful, they should
Speaker 1: be flying off the showroom floors. The fact is they're not,
Speaker 1: and we're paying for it. And you know what that
Speaker 1: giant sucking sound is the EV push, the electronic vehicle push.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Steve. Have a glorious blessed weekend. It's seven
Speaker 1: to twelve.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, in the entrented forest, the princess is calling for help,
Speaker 5: which fightings beat our hero's Eddie.
Speaker 1: The first dawn of fitness in the Tri State Rocco
Speaker 1: Costelano joining us once again on a Saturday morning. Rocco,
Speaker 1: we got something pretty serious. I mean, everything we talk
Speaker 1: about is kind of serious. But we're talking about heart attacks.
Speaker 1: And you just were personally touched by someone who suffered
Speaker 1: a massive heart attack at the age of fifty five.
Speaker 1: What do you know? What can you tell us about
Speaker 1: of the heart and heart attacks?
Speaker 3: Well, so, a really good friend of mine, Steve Cotter.
Speaker 3: He was one of the like the godfathers of the
Speaker 3: kettlebell movement. He had a he had a big organization
Speaker 3: called on the ik FF. And and why I wanted
Speaker 3: to talk about this is because he was literally in
Speaker 3: the best shape of his life. And at fifty five
Speaker 3: years old, he won the master's division, like the championships
Speaker 3: in jiu jitsu. I mean, he just won it. And
Speaker 3: he wound up suffering a massive heart attack. And he
Speaker 3: was fifty five years old and losing weight to make weight,
Speaker 3: and he never got checked. And what I want to
Speaker 3: talk about today is about when you're after fifty years old,
Speaker 3: literally everything goes sideways, and if you're not getting checked
Speaker 3: and making sure that your bodies not going sideways. And
Speaker 3: you know, and he did, he did all this training,
Speaker 3: he was training very very hard, and he didn't get checked.
Speaker 3: And uh, and there's there's many things out there now,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of technology. There's scans that you can do.
Speaker 3: And I recommend that most people, especially men but women
Speaker 3: also go and get the like the life scans that
Speaker 3: are out there to to just get a baseline of
Speaker 3: their health.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, and and you can get you know,
Speaker 1: you can. What do you think about the cardiomobile things
Speaker 1: where you can check your your heart rhythm right on
Speaker 1: the spot.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that any time that you can, you
Speaker 3: can test. I'm a big advocate for getting blood tests.
Speaker 3: I get my blood tested, you know, every four months.
Speaker 3: But you don't have to be that extreme. But I recommend, uh, yeah,
Speaker 3: do the cardio mobile, get your blood pressure tested. Don't
Speaker 3: be an idiot and say, oh, well, I don't really
Speaker 3: I'm I go, I work out all the time, and
Speaker 3: I'm and I feel great.
Speaker 16: You know, there may.
Speaker 3: Be an underlying thing that you don't know about. And
Speaker 3: this is this is our theory, is that there was
Speaker 3: something underlying and he was training so hard, so you know,
Speaker 3: and and many people after forty five they start getting
Speaker 3: into exercise so that they could you know, feel better
Speaker 3: and be you know, and live a better life. Well,
Speaker 3: if you're just starting to exercise or get, test it
Speaker 3: and get.
Speaker 14: And make sure that you're in, you know, in the
Speaker 14: shape that you believe that you're in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's it's good advice. Rococostelano dot com. If
Speaker 1: you'd like to know more about Rocco's fitness regimens and
Speaker 1: his many many articles. There you bet it's a Diary
Speaker 1: of a mad Man. The Tom Davis Diaries with wacky
Speaker 1: news stories from around the world and around the country.
Speaker 25: Here's Tom good morning, Gary Jeff This week, what happened
Speaker 25: to the evidence?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 25: The rats ate it, of course, But first, will the
Speaker 25: tyranny of the HSA ever end?
Speaker 1: And book? A Ratan?
Speaker 25: A Florida homeowners association is suing Lois Blake for feeding
Speaker 25: the ducks. Poor Lois probably moved down there to spend
Speaker 25: your last few remaining good years with good people having
Speaker 25: good times, not being dragged to court for feeding ducks
Speaker 25: who naturally migrate to nearby bonds. I hope she counters
Speaker 25: whos and wins up money to buy more ducks. Meanwhile,
Speaker 25: in the hometown of the Hoosiers, Bloomington, INDIANMA, some college
Speaker 25: kid must have had a major case of the late
Speaker 25: night munchies. He broke into a Taco Bell and started cooking.
Speaker 25: This was like four in the morning. The breakfast crew
Speaker 25: showed up and spotted somebody already inside. Brandon Harden was arrested.
Speaker 25: He initially tried to tell police that his family owned
Speaker 25: the place. Apparently they didn't buy the story that his
Speaker 25: mom and dad started a restaurant called Taco Bell. Parents
Speaker 25: in Denver were scared out of their minds when they
Speaker 25: heard reports of shots fired at their local school. Thankfully,
Speaker 25: it was just a squirrel who got into the electrical
Speaker 25: system and tripped a bunch of breakers. And finally, sure,
Speaker 25: there are plenty of rats behind bars, But what about
Speaker 25: the evidence room. Police in a small Texas town say
Speaker 25: that evidence has been disappearing because the rats have been
Speaker 25: eating it. It just so happens to be cannabis and
Speaker 25: mushrooms and cash. And apparently the rats are on a
Speaker 25: roll because over three thousand court cases have been affected.
Speaker 25: And this isn't the first time disappearing evidence has been
Speaker 25: blamed on rats.
Speaker 1: It happened a.
Speaker 25: Couple of years ago in New Orleans and those rats
Speaker 25: were reportedly out of control because they were so high.
Speaker 25: Next week, man calls nine to one to one after
Speaker 25: spotting quote mermaid in sewer system.
Speaker 1: Have a great.
Speaker 33: Temperatures and a temp of thirty eight in the morning.
Speaker 33: As for the rest of Saturday, that rain will change
Speaker 33: over to a little bit of mix into the afternoon
Speaker 33: as we fall from forty into the thirties.
Speaker 1: By then at night cloudy.
Speaker 33: In nineteen Sunday, a chance for snow showers and a
Speaker 33: high at twenty five. That's the forecast I'm nine First
Speaker 33: Warning Chief Meteorologist Steve Rawley.
Speaker 1: Seven one hundred WLW Sports.
Speaker 10: It's one of those weekends when all kinds of sporting
Speaker 10: action converging in just a finite number of days to
Speaker 10: run down some of what's ahead.
Speaker 1: Sean McMahon is here, Sean.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's a beautiful weekend for sports. Gary Jeff here
Speaker 11: on seven hundred WLW. It's a two pm tip off,
Speaker 11: one thirty pre game you see hosting Arizona State looking
Speaker 11: for their second conference winning the Big twelve Xavier down
Speaker 11: the dial on fifty five KRC two pm tip, one
Speaker 11: to thirty pre game taking on the number seven Marquette
Speaker 11: Golden Eagles, and number four Alabama travels to Roup Arena
Speaker 11: to take on the number eight Kentucky Wildcast.
Speaker 1: That game is a noon tip. You can hear that
Speaker 1: on fifteen thirty. Yeah, that's that's that's a big game,
Speaker 1: big time game, big time. There's lots of good games.
Speaker 11: I think Auburn takes on Oh shoot, I forgot who
Speaker 11: they take on there. Anyway, big Top twenty five match
Speaker 11: up at Auburn today. We got lots of football as
Speaker 11: well this weekend. It's the NFL Divisional round in the playoffs,
Speaker 11: It's Chiefs Texans at four thirty and Commander's Lions at
Speaker 11: eight o'clock. Rams Eagles Sunday at three o'clock, Ravens Bills
Speaker 11: Sunday at six thirty. All those games can be heard
Speaker 11: here on seven hundred WLW, as well as Monday's college
Speaker 11: football playoff National Championship game. That is a seven thirty kickoff.
Speaker 1: Ohio and the Notre Dame fighting irish about it, and
Speaker 1: I'm predicting a victory, not necessarily because I want that,
Speaker 1: but that's just how I feel that it's going to
Speaker 1: go down. I would have to agree. And you know,
Speaker 1: but the fact that Notre Dames in this National championship
Speaker 1: game is just incredible. It's wild.
Speaker 11: You wouldn't think after watching them lose to NIU they'd
Speaker 11: be in a national championship game, but here they are.
Speaker 1: There. You go, well, Ohio State. The real kickstart for
Speaker 1: them was losing to Michigan. It was, and they've been
Speaker 1: bulldozing through the competition ever since. It's one heck of
Speaker 1: a fire underneath them. I'll tell you that, doubt seven seven.
Speaker 1: It's seven hundred WLW. Big Hits birthday bitch and more
Speaker 1: in Rock and Roll Archaeology on a Saturday morning on
Speaker 1: seven hundred wlw.
Speaker 2: And men.
Speaker 34: And men and had been lame man and sing it
Speaker 34: over men and men and men and man and seize
Speaker 34: the little quacky back.
Speaker 19: Rapped in amaze, or a Christmas morning singing in a
Speaker 19: tim bout, talking with the elders.
Speaker 35: To Borrow's house. Whiz then man, man, man.
Speaker 10: Here they are the impressions singing Amen, hallelujah.
Speaker 3: Brother.
Speaker 1: It's rock and Roll Archaeology. Garriy Jeff and Jim Lebarber
Speaker 1: the music professor, prof good morning, tell me about this
Speaker 1: little ditty and this wonderful vocal group.
Speaker 16: Yeah, this is the week.
Speaker 22: This is the week in nineteen ninety one that the
Speaker 22: Impressions were inductive into the rock and roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 22: And what happened to that song was well critis. Mayfield
Speaker 22: went to see the Sydney Poortier film Lilies of the
Speaker 22: Field and was very inspired by the movie. Out of
Speaker 22: the theater, went back on into the studio and did
Speaker 22: his own little version of the song with the musical
Speaker 22: spring low Sweet Harriot and then that marching rhythm to
Speaker 22: the song, and it was the first big hit that
Speaker 22: the group after Jerry Butler left and Curtis Mayfield became
Speaker 22: the lead singer that he did not write. So that
Speaker 22: was the first song that he did not write because
Speaker 22: he had so many great songs. Gipsy Woman, It's all right,
Speaker 22: keep on pushing and we.
Speaker 14: Go on on.
Speaker 22: And this song is a big, big hit with a
Speaker 22: big man seller, top seven hit in nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 22: And that's Curtis Mayfield and leads and comparable lead singer
Speaker 22: with great harmonies, Sam Goodman, Freddy Cash into the.
Speaker 16: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame today.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic, moving on our list. This is almost
Speaker 1: the flip side of the coin of Amen, the bad
Speaker 1: Boys of rock and roll, the Rolling Stones in the spotlight.
Speaker 22: Yeah, this was the week Rolling Stones were on the
Speaker 22: holy Grail of television, the Ed Tullivan Show. And you
Speaker 22: did what Ed said to do if you're going to
Speaker 22: be on that show. And they had a record Ruby Tuesday,
Speaker 22: and the flip side was getting pushed cold. Let's spend
Speaker 22: the night together, and Ed said, Okay, you can sing
Speaker 22: on the show, but you have to change it to
Speaker 22: let's spend some time together, and he gave it. Mick
Speaker 22: Jagger gave into him, but when he sang it. When
Speaker 22: they sang it on the show this week in nineteen
Speaker 22: sixty seven, Mick Jagger showed his displeasure. If you see
Speaker 22: the videos on YouTube, he rolls his eyes when he
Speaker 22: sings the line. I mean he really rolls his line
Speaker 22: when he sings the line. When he sings that line.
Speaker 22: And as a result of the incident, as some of
Speaker 22: them curious and he banned them their band from the
Speaker 22: performing on the show. Of course, they came back two
Speaker 22: years later and sang for the songs. But the unusual
Speaker 22: instrument on the track is a piano rather than the guitar.
Speaker 22: And according to those side notes, according to the rank
Speaker 22: Glen John's who was the engineer at the session, that
Speaker 22: the tapping sound in the bridge came about when two
Speaker 22: police officers came into the studio in London while they
Speaker 22: were mixing the track and distract them from the various
Speaker 22: drugs that were take away. The Stones manager had them
Speaker 22: the cups record and take the bang banging beats the
Speaker 22: batons that they had their little batons yea and had
Speaker 22: been hit hit the counter and that actually made the
Speaker 22: final cut of the song. So Mick Jagger at all.
Speaker 22: Mick Jagger said, look, this is not He wrote that
Speaker 22: the night Million Painful said the first night that they
Speaker 22: spent together, wrote the song, and Jagged said, it's not dirty,
Speaker 22: he said, Mick Jagger said, what it means is, shall
Speaker 22: we spend the evening together? If people want to have
Speaker 22: a warp twisted, dirty mind, I suppose it could have
Speaker 22: the sexual overtones.
Speaker 16: Soong isn't really rude, It's not perverted. When you hear it,
Speaker 16: you'll realize this. So is the song. Let's spend the
Speaker 16: night together.
Speaker 1: Let's spend some time with the rolling stone, shall we.
Speaker 36: I'm lord, I'm going right myself, time, time, my mouth.
Speaker 15: Chas, spend those nicetygather.
Speaker 34: Thatgather.
Speaker 6: Let's spend the nicety gather.
Speaker 24: I'm going a can.
Speaker 1: Of span over and spend the nightgether. But I'm telling
Speaker 1: a job.
Speaker 36: Bole's spend a nice things.
Speaker 1: Don't rang me up, let.
Speaker 36: Me down, let me down.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Mick, what do you call fooling around? He's
Speaker 1: right there, Jimmy, he's talking about fooling around. It's not
Speaker 1: a this is not a pure song. So what amazes
Speaker 1: me about that story with Ed Sullivan is that Ed
Speaker 1: Sullivan banned them for the from the show, even though
Speaker 1: they did what he told them to do with the song,
Speaker 1: but mix rolling his eyes, that's why he banned him.
Speaker 22: Oh yeah, he's really upset with him. That was a
Speaker 22: holy grail of television.
Speaker 1: Oh I know, I know. The Beatles appearing seventy seven
Speaker 1: million people tuning in. Up next is the story of
Speaker 1: a temptation that no longer was a temptation and went solo.
Speaker 1: Tell me about David Ruffin.
Speaker 22: Well, David Ulan in the spot length today we lost
Speaker 22: in the choice a number of years ago. As you'll like, Well,
Speaker 22: it sas here in Cincinnati today. He would to celebrate
Speaker 22: the birthday David Rufton, the great lead thing with the
Speaker 22: Temptations went to the Southern Guy went to Detroit nineteen
Speaker 22: fifty seven as a kid, and he meets Barry Gordy,
Speaker 22: junior songwriter, up and coming songwriter, and they become friends
Speaker 22: and he moves in. Barry Gordy's father took him in
Speaker 22: and he lived with Barry Gordy's father, who was a contractor,
Speaker 22: and he helped Pops Gordy construct what is now the building,
Speaker 22: actually the home that is the headquarters for Motown Records, Hitsville, USN.
Speaker 22: So he built that, helped to build that, build that home.
Speaker 22: Now he was with the group of Temptations. Okay, Now
Speaker 22: he was not originally the lead singer. He's a background vocalist.
Speaker 22: But Smokey Robinson was writing and producing their songs, and
Speaker 22: he wrote My Girl for him. He loved his voice,
Speaker 22: that unique mellow, rough sounding voice though, and a whole
Speaker 22: bunch of bits, you know, all they had since I
Speaker 22: lost my baby and too crowded the bag with no
Speaker 22: other on and basidently a non vocal contribution that he
Speaker 22: made to the Temptations was a master by a genius move.
Speaker 22: He trademarked the foreheaded microphone to enable the other guys
Speaker 22: to sing and do those steps at one microphone, and
Speaker 22: then he had the solo microphone. It's still used to
Speaker 22: this day. Okay, so he's the lead singer of the group.
Speaker 22: Now said is the lead singer of the Supremes, and
Speaker 22: it becomes Dan lost in the Supremes. He goes to
Speaker 22: the guys and he goes, hey, I wanted to be
Speaker 22: David Rufflin the Temptations, and he was doing drugs.
Speaker 16: At the time.
Speaker 22: Wasn't showing up and he said, let's just knew the
Speaker 22: Temptations and you do. David Ruffin, well, he had a
Speaker 22: contract with Motown and he said, I'm leaving. I'm leaving,
Speaker 22: and they said, well you have some records. Because you
Speaker 22: have a solo contract with us, we want you to
Speaker 22: make some records. So he did make this record. Several hits,
Speaker 22: but this was the big one. This was his solo
Speaker 22: debut for Motown. And originally this was a Temptation song.
Speaker 22: He's supposed to do with the Temptations, but he's a
Speaker 22: solo so he sang it. The song a melody is
Speaker 22: a classical musical piece. The intro by Felix Mendelssohn a
Speaker 22: beautiful ballad. It timeless classic that captures the essence of heartbreak.
Speaker 16: And this song is my whole world. And at the
Speaker 16: moment you left.
Speaker 24: Me last week, my life, that meeting, it was beautiful and.
Speaker 1: So sweet, but.
Speaker 34: That wo to me the whole world in complete, cos.
Speaker 9: I can't see you know all that was all that
Speaker 9: you say, but you do not is with our mail
Speaker 9: bas the God to.
Speaker 10: The remembering the marvelous David Ruffin, on the anniversary of
Speaker 10: his birth, miss that voice.
Speaker 1: It's rock and roll archaeology on seven hundred W l W.
Speaker 1: Gary Jenffen, Jim Lebarbara the music professor, were down to
Speaker 1: the last on the list today and uh, this is
Speaker 1: one of my favorites.
Speaker 22: Yeah this this guy was celebrated. Well yeah, man, he's
Speaker 22: still a lot celebrated the birthday on Tuesday. Nay Clarence
Speaker 22: Carter is.
Speaker 1: He still is he still stroking? You think he's still stroking?
Speaker 22: Apparently he still performs everybody but once in a while.
Speaker 16: He got there.
Speaker 22: Graduate from Alabama State University and my Gunway Alabama. Uh,
Speaker 22: he made some great records stroking. Of course you mentioned
Speaker 22: slip Away was the first big head he had, but
Speaker 22: this is really his signature song came about This song
Speaker 22: was written by General Johnson, the chairman of the board,
Speaker 22: and he heard it on the album If I got
Speaker 22: to do that song and they did it the famed
Speaker 22: studios down the muscle sholes and it's the story of
Speaker 22: the boy who grows up on a family farm in Alabama.
Speaker 22: There's nickname is Patches because of the old clothes he
Speaker 22: was wearing. It would patch together. And he really was
Speaker 22: that class. Carter really was from Alabama. They didn't grow
Speaker 22: up on the farm, never worked the fields. His delivery
Speaker 22: was very convincing. A lot of people thought that I
Speaker 22: thought it was his life story, even though that we
Speaker 22: found out he was blind, so absolutely wasn't his story.
Speaker 22: But he felt like a thought, he said. After he
Speaker 22: got letters from fans praising his dedication to his family
Speaker 22: and citing him as a true inspiration, he said he
Speaker 22: heard it the course from General Johnson and.
Speaker 16: Sherman of the boy.
Speaker 22: He said, I got to do my own, and he
Speaker 22: said I wanted to Samuel Matural, and I guess I
Speaker 22: tried to.
Speaker 16: Move too hard for some people.
Speaker 22: And when he recorded the song, he didn't He didn't
Speaker 22: even know the lyrics, so somebody stood behind him whispered
Speaker 22: them to him when he did his vocal, and it
Speaker 22: became a number four million sellar in nineteen seventy. Patches
Speaker 22: Clarence Carter.
Speaker 15: Oh, yeah, I was born and raised down in Alabama,
Speaker 15: on a farm, way back up in the woods.
Speaker 1: Thanks proud.
Speaker 37: I was so ragged the folks used to call him,
Speaker 37: and Patches Papa used to tease him by it, go
Speaker 37: step down inside.
Speaker 15: He was hurt because he'd done all he could.
Speaker 6: Papa was a great old man.
Speaker 37: I can see him with a shovel in his hands.
Speaker 37: See education he never had. He didn't want us when
Speaker 37: the time got bad, they don't want it.
Speaker 38: From the crops he raised fellow panes and bills we
Speaker 38: made who life that ricked him down to look out
Speaker 38: when he tried to get up life putting thing down.
Speaker 38: One day I was coming to his dying man put
Speaker 38: his hands on my shoulders and in tears he said,
Speaker 38: he said, patches.
Speaker 34: On your son. Through my shig side led up.
Speaker 37: To two days later Papa passed to wind.
Speaker 16: I became a man that day.
Speaker 37: So I told Mama I was gonna quit school, but she.
Speaker 1: Said that was Daddy's strictest ruth. So every morning when
Speaker 1: I went to school, I met the chickens in a
Speaker 1: chop bud too. Sometimes I felt that I couldn't go on.
Speaker 1: I wanted to leave, just wanna wave him from home.
Speaker 6: But I wouldn't remember what my daddy said. With tears
Speaker 6: in his eyes on his dying man, he.
Speaker 1: Said, patches, I'm the bed, do your son. I tried
Speaker 1: to do my pass it's up.
Speaker 15: Then one day a strong rain came and watched all
Speaker 15: the crops of weight and at the age of thirteen,
Speaker 15: I thought I was carrying the weight of the whole
Speaker 15: world on my shoulders.
Speaker 37: And you know, Mama knew what I was going through
Speaker 37: because every day I had.
Speaker 6: To work the pills because that's the only.
Speaker 37: Way we've got our meal. See, I was the oldest
Speaker 37: self of family, and everybody has depended on me.
Speaker 16: Every night.
Speaker 37: I've heard my mama pray loud, haven't spread to make
Speaker 37: good other day though he is a pass and all
Speaker 37: the kids are wrong.
Speaker 6: Then he just took me, Mama to a brand new
Speaker 6: long those.
Speaker 1: People I shed his chees.
Speaker 6: But my dad and his boy has kept me through
Speaker 6: the years saying, Patches, just.
Speaker 1: It's up.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I always believed that was an autobiographical song myself. Not
Speaker 1: so Clarence Carter. Patches just had a birthday this past week.
Speaker 1: And one extra from the files on Rock and Roll Archaeology.
Speaker 1: This was the date of nineteen seventy three that Pink
Speaker 1: Floyd reconvened in the em I now Abbey Road Studios
Speaker 1: to complete Dark Side of the Moon, their landmark album
Speaker 1: released in March of that year. So a few moments
Speaker 1: of Zen with Pink Fluorid speak to me breathe in
Speaker 1: the air seven under WLW. It is truly better than
Speaker 1: xen x eight minutes after the hour, and all of
Speaker 1: this whining, I'm hearing like the farmer from Oklahoma complaining
Speaker 1: about not getting to see the inauguration of President Trump
Speaker 1: outside in minus zero wind chill. Sorry inside, it's a
Speaker 1: smart thing to do. Science Mike is standing by and
Speaker 1: hopefully he's got some more smart things to talk about
Speaker 1: in a science minute this morning. Yes, but as a
Speaker 1: night scientist is a bit surprising, all binding me. Good morning, Michael,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 20: I don't want to stand out in that cold weather?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. It was the most logical thing to do.
Speaker 1: And now I guess some are framing it as a
Speaker 1: negative against Donald Trump that the decision was made to
Speaker 1: take the inauguration inside. These people will stop at nothing
Speaker 1: when it comes to finding ways to complain about Trump,
Speaker 1: even now. It's amazing.
Speaker 20: You know the last president who had inside, don't.
Speaker 1: You, Reagan nineteen eighty five. Yeah.
Speaker 20: I think there's some snaffoo about the data sell on
Speaker 20: a still had it outside event afterwards, But they had
Speaker 20: to do it. They had to do it on that
Speaker 20: day to follow the Constitution or something of that nature.
Speaker 20: I thought that's the way it was. Anyhow, Happy birthday,
Speaker 20: Radio Rick.
Speaker 16: Help you get my.
Speaker 20: Bouquet of color coded resisters, so that'd be a perfect gift,
Speaker 20: you know. I was just listening, like for I'll listen
Speaker 20: to Radio Rick in the morning. I actually I listened
Speaker 20: to on my radio shock alarm clock radio that I
Speaker 20: got when I was twelve years old. So I actually
Speaker 20: I'm still living some of that old radio history with
Speaker 20: Radio Rick.
Speaker 1: Every morning. Somebody sent me a picture. Mike sent me
Speaker 1: a picture at Gary Jeff Walker at seven out of
Speaker 1: WLW dot com of his ge super radio. He has
Speaker 1: one sent me a screenshot of it, and it is
Speaker 1: a gorgeous little piece of marvelous modern technology.
Speaker 20: You had your little segment with Steve. Real quick before
Speaker 20: we get to the topic. You asked about the Henry
Speaker 20: Ford getting government money. But one of the most amazing
Speaker 20: facts about you know, inventors is, and we just spent
Speaker 20: a whole show on this, but real quick, the Wright
Speaker 20: brothers they spent one thousand dollars of their own money
Speaker 20: for the first developing flight, and Langley at the same
Speaker 20: time got seventy thousand dollars of government money.
Speaker 16: And couldn't get off the ground.
Speaker 10: So that's that tells you every That tells you everything
Speaker 10: you need to know about government subsidized projects.
Speaker 1: Anyway, well what do you got ours?
Speaker 20: So we got the you never know what shows up
Speaker 20: on your ring doorbell, Gary Jeff Back, July of twenty
Speaker 20: twenty four. Last year, a couple up in Prince Edward
Speaker 20: Island in Charlott'stown. They were walking their dogs outside and
Speaker 20: when they came back home, they saw just a total
Speaker 20: like something like all this debris over the front patio
Speaker 20: at their door entrance. And someone in neighbor him or
Speaker 20: say I heard something, a big crash or something. You
Speaker 20: might check something to see what happened, And they checked
Speaker 20: their ring camera and uh, well, like, well, this is
Speaker 20: the first time event that a ring camera actually caught
Speaker 20: a meteorite. It hit the front front door, like I said,
Speaker 20: hit the front doors through and pulverized on contact, and
Speaker 20: they actually caught It's on It's on the videos on YouTube,
Speaker 20: and it's pretty interesting to see it is the thing
Speaker 20: that probably hit was no more the size of a
Speaker 20: little pecan or something of that nature. But the it
Speaker 20: broke up in the and they were able to get
Speaker 20: some of the pieces together and they took it to
Speaker 20: the sent it off and actually it was with a
Speaker 20: material called krandite.
Speaker 16: It is a non metallic.
Speaker 20: Mineral that is forms actually formed from the early Solar
Speaker 20: system made that made planets up. So these this couple
Speaker 20: that has on the ring camera meteorite crashing onto the
Speaker 20: front doors through Luckily there was an Amazon being delivered
Speaker 20: at the time.
Speaker 1: No doubt, no doubt, Michael, have a wonderful weekend and
Speaker 1: stay warm as we get the full effects of the
Speaker 1: polar vortex.
Speaker 16: Bring some wood in there you go.
Speaker 1: It's eight eleven. It's seven hundred W l W.
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Speaker 1: Rain today, a winter remixeszy.
Speaker 35: Caverns, kinds, sharons time and.
Speaker 1: And let's go to brother Rick Green on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: Try to be positive wherever possible on this program. And
Speaker 1: one of the ways in which we do that is
Speaker 1: by bringing you the Word of God Bible verse and
Speaker 1: something to think about. Brother Rick.
Speaker 22: Good morning, Hey, good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 16: I woke up praying for you and your listeners.
Speaker 13: I need it.
Speaker 16: I'm having an awesome day. Me and God have been
Speaker 16: talking all morning.
Speaker 1: All right. Well, see that that's the thing. Maybe this
Speaker 1: just gets in the way of me talking to God
Speaker 1: because I have to talk to everybody else.
Speaker 16: I'm sure you find your time, yes.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, Yes sir during the commercial breaks for sure.
Speaker 1: What have you got for us?
Speaker 16: Rick?
Speaker 3: Today? We're coming from First Peter chapter three, verse eight.
Speaker 3: It says, finally, all of you be like minded, be sympathetic,
Speaker 3: love one another, be campassionate, and humble.
Speaker 7: Amen.
Speaker 16: Amen, indeed those are from awesome qualities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the patients and the humility are the tough ones,
Speaker 1: probably for most people.
Speaker 16: We need to find time to work on them, Garrett.
Speaker 1: Yes sir, Yes, sir. I had one for you too,
Speaker 1: And it's something else to think about. Since we're we're
Speaker 1: gonna be dipping down into below zero temperatures, it's going
Speaker 1: to be tough for a lot of people. And I
Speaker 1: can't imagine the people that you minister too that are outside.
Speaker 1: But this is from Romans five three four. Not only so,
Speaker 1: but we also rejoice in our sufferings because we know
Speaker 1: that suffering produces perseverance, perseverance, character, and character hope.
Speaker 22: Amen.
Speaker 1: I hope it warms up real soon.
Speaker 4: Me too.
Speaker 14: Death.
Speaker 3: I'm praying for all of those that have no work
Speaker 3: to go. It's all breaking, yeah, it is.
Speaker 1: It is all right, Rick, you keep up the good
Speaker 1: work in the Lord's work and we'll talk to you soon.
Speaker 16: All right, all right, you all have a blessed back.
Speaker 1: You got it. Eight seventeen. Our friend Dave Hatter will
Speaker 1: join us in just a few this morning at nine.
Speaker 25: Mike Allen goes where other hosts dare not tread and
Speaker 25: on not talking about the men's room on seven hundred
Speaker 25: w welw.
Speaker 1: Very often on my Nightcap program. And then you see
Speaker 1: him and hear him all over town from Intrust our
Speaker 1: tech guide as he says, the foil hat guy Doomsday.
Speaker 1: Dave Hatter joins us for a few minutes on this
Speaker 1: Saturday morning to talk some stuff to look out for
Speaker 1: in the world of cyberspace. Well, David's finally come. According
Speaker 1: to the Supreme Court, the law can stand. TikTok goes
Speaker 1: dark tomorrow. Just an any final thoughts on this Chinese
Speaker 1: spy app that apparently has been also the source of
Speaker 1: some great income for a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it has Gary, Jeff and I bet you know. Well,
Speaker 4: I'm about to say next with is to TikTok, don't
Speaker 4: let the door hit you with a good lord, splitchet
Speaker 4: brother can't be gone soon enough for my money. And
Speaker 4: you know I'm generally against this kind of regulation, but
Speaker 4: you nailed it's it's PRC spyware badly. Now we've got
Speaker 4: this red note thing that's kind of taking its place,
Speaker 4: which is the same thing, right essentially. I mean, I
Speaker 4: don't know exactly what the inner workings are because it's
Speaker 4: so new there's been very little study of it. But
Speaker 4: you know, a good indication would be it's controlled by
Speaker 4: the PRC, just like TikTok is, so it's you know,
Speaker 4: potentially subject to all the same flaws. And then you know,
Speaker 4: the whole thing is in Mandarin Chinese. You can't even
Speaker 4: read the terms of service, so that ought to be
Speaker 4: a strong indication that it's probably not a good thing
Speaker 4: to put on your phone.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing that I wondered about the law.
Speaker 1: Is the law just speccifically TikTok. Were they that blindsided?
Speaker 1: Because any other app that, as you said, is owned
Speaker 1: basically by the People's Republic of China. The Communist Chinese
Speaker 1: Party is going to do exactly the same thing. Wouldn't
Speaker 1: Red Note be included in that law and shouldn't have
Speaker 1: there been?
Speaker 4: Well, as I understand it, carriage Yet, I think that's
Speaker 4: a good question, as I understand that the law fans
Speaker 4: or at least has the capability to ban any app
Speaker 4: that's owned by a foreign power. So in theory, red
Speaker 4: Note and some of the other Chinese controlled apps that
Speaker 4: have picked up the slack for TikTok in the past
Speaker 4: few days, as this has been imminent, I think would fall.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm not an attorney. I took a look
Speaker 4: at what it says. I believe they would all be
Speaker 4: subject to it too. But you know, this is one
Speaker 4: of the things that makes all of this so tricky
Speaker 4: is you know, overnight something becomes popular, right, These things
Speaker 4: are overnight sensations.
Speaker 14: Until early last.
Speaker 4: Week, I'd never even heard of Red Note neither, right.
Speaker 4: I just it sort of came out in as people
Speaker 4: started to say, well, Okay, if I can't use TikTok,
Speaker 4: I'm going to go to one of these other things.
Speaker 4: And apparently people and I think this is suspicious, people
Speaker 4: on TikTok influencers quote unquote, it's got I'm telling people
Speaker 4: will go to red note is that because of the
Speaker 4: very thing that you and I and others have warned
Speaker 4: about on TikTok forever, that it's basically a CCP spyware
Speaker 4: and it's all about persuasion and propaganda. The data piece
Speaker 4: is really nowhere near as critical. And is it, you know,
Speaker 4: an influence campaign through the PRC to get people to
Speaker 4: go to.
Speaker 14: This other app?
Speaker 4: Probably, But as far as the law goes, you know,
Speaker 4: I would hope this thing would come under scrutiny as well,
Speaker 4: and you know it will. It will go away too.
Speaker 14: But again, these.
Speaker 4: Things move so fast now, and when you get millions
Speaker 4: of people on a given platform saying okay, fine, then
Speaker 4: go to this one, you know it's going to be
Speaker 4: a difficult challenge to stay ahead of this until Americans
Speaker 4: wake up and realize, Hey, when the PRC patents technology
Speaker 4: to cut your undersea cables, when they infiltrate your telecom networks,
Speaker 4: when your own government tells you that you have to
Speaker 4: use in end encryption to protect yourself from them, and
Speaker 4: that they can you hack your infrastructure and take your
Speaker 4: grid down, and so forth with a whim I mean,
Speaker 4: I encourage people go watch the sixty minutes interview with
Speaker 4: Christopher Ray on that topic. It's hard for me to
Speaker 4: understand how people would say, Hmm, I think I want
Speaker 4: to give my data to these folks. I think I
Speaker 4: want to use their propaganda spiralight, and I think I
Speaker 4: want to buy stuff from it. I don't. It's hard
Speaker 4: for me to grasp honestly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have no doubt about it. What I mean,
Speaker 1: why can't TikTok users just use the other platform? Why
Speaker 1: can't they use Instagram reels for example, or anything like that.
Speaker 4: Well they can. And you know, people will always argue
Speaker 4: with me, Well, you say you don't like meta they
Speaker 4: have all the same problems Google, et cetera.
Speaker 3: And they do.
Speaker 4: They do have many of the same problems. But at
Speaker 4: least they're American companies collecting your data. And yes, I
Speaker 4: know they sell your data to data brokers who might
Speaker 4: end up selling it to the PRC too, But they're
Speaker 4: not subversive adversarial nations trying to propit and dies you
Speaker 4: with anti Western and pro CCP narratives. You know, it's
Speaker 4: a different threat level. We wouldn't have let the Soviets
Speaker 4: put a device in your house during the Cold War
Speaker 4: that could listen to you and talk to you and
Speaker 4: propagandize you. At least I don't think we would have.
Speaker 4: And this is really no different except the capabilities are
Speaker 4: much more advanced and it knows everything about you. Go
Speaker 4: look at the TikTok privacy label and the Apple app store.
Speaker 4: It literally collects everything off your phone. There's nothing it
Speaker 4: doesn't collect. So yeah, I just hope people boycott Gary Jeff.
Speaker 4: And that's why I always appreciate chatting with you about this.
Speaker 4: Is hopefully people will say, you know, Dave sounds kind
Speaker 4: of crazy. Maybe I should look into this myself. And
Speaker 4: then when you see many, many, many credible sources who
Speaker 4: have for years been warrying not only about the data
Speaker 4: issue with your data going to China, but the propaganda
Speaker 4: and the persuasion issue and the spyware issue, I'm hoping
Speaker 4: people will wake up and realize, Hey, I not only
Speaker 4: don't want TikTok, I don't want to TAU, I don't
Speaker 4: want to use RED, I don't want to use any
Speaker 4: of that stuff. Why would I want to help our adversaries?
Speaker 1: Well, you know it's I don't think you sound crazy
Speaker 1: at all, but I once dated a girl with Tourette syndrome.
Speaker 1: So Dave, Dave Patter, have a wonderful, wonderful rest of
Speaker 1: the day and weekend, and for gosh sakes, stay warm
Speaker 1: with the blow zeros coming up.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Gary, Jeff, always my pleasure.
Speaker 1: Look forward to chat with Look forward chat with you
Speaker 1: soon too. Good morning kids, Time for gifts from Wally.
Speaker 1: Snow emergency. Michael and his wife live in Minnesota. One
Speaker 1: winter morning, eating breakfast listening to the radio, they hear
Speaker 1: the announcers say, we're gonna have eight to ten inches
Speaker 1: of snow today. Please park your car on the even
Speaker 1: numbered side of the street so the snowplows can get through.
Speaker 1: Michael's wife gets up, goes out, and moves her car.
Speaker 1: A week later, they're eating breakfast again, the announcer says,
Speaker 1: we're expecting ten to twelve inches of snow today. Please
Speaker 1: park your car on the odd numbered side of the
Speaker 1: street so the snowplows can get through. Once again, Michael's
Speaker 1: wife gets out and moves her car again. The next week,
Speaker 1: they're having breakfast, the announcer says, we're expecting twelve to
Speaker 1: fourteen inches of snow today. Please park and the power
Speaker 1: goes out. Michael's wife is very upset, a worried look
Speaker 1: on her face. She says, Honey, I don't know what
Speaker 1: to do. Which side of the street do I need
Speaker 1: to park on so the plow can get through and
Speaker 1: with all the love and understanding Michael can muster. He
Speaker 1: says to his pretty blonde wife, Honey, why don't you
Speaker 1: just leave it in the garage this time? Jee the
Speaker 1: fifty fourth birthday of Jonathan Davis from Corn They like
Speaker 1: to scream like that a lot. Actually a pretty good
Speaker 1: treatment of the pink Floyd on you decide. It's eight
Speaker 1: forty one on seven hundred WLW. Time to talk to
Speaker 1: our friend Moe Egger, who's very busy again at fifth
Speaker 1: third Arena today the Arizona State coming in town to
Speaker 1: face the UC Bearcatz. Hey, Mow, what's going on? That's
Speaker 1: why I talk to you to find out what's going on?
Speaker 1: So what's going on? You got Arizona State coming in?
Speaker 17: What?
Speaker 1: What kind of program has Arizona State got this year?
Speaker 1: In hoops? In the Big twelve?
Speaker 14: One that has the exact same Big twelve record as
Speaker 14: Cincinnati one in four three consecutive losses. Cincinnati is a
Speaker 14: big favorite today at home, at least big relative to
Speaker 14: the Big Twelve and their recent struggles. I think last
Speaker 14: night the point spread climbs to ten points. I haven't
Speaker 14: seen where it is this morning. UC's got to win
Speaker 14: their home games, you know. I mean that sounds obvious,
Speaker 14: and when you are where they are in the least,
Speaker 14: They've got to win games, no matter the venue. But
Speaker 14: you know, the thing that kind of sunk them last
Speaker 14: year and the reason why as we got to late
Speaker 14: February and early March we weren't really talking about them
Speaker 14: in relation to the NCBA tournament was they went seven
Speaker 14: and eleven in the league, and that was on the
Speaker 14: shoulders of a four and five home record in the league.
Speaker 14: And they didn't lose a game by more than nine points,
Speaker 14: and they lost a lot of close games, lost in
Speaker 14: games of teams they should have beaten. What have they
Speaker 14: done so far this year? They've lost their first two
Speaker 14: Big Twelve home games, including last week's ghastly forty point
Speaker 14: performance against Kansas. So the next two games are at home.
Speaker 14: They are coming off of victory the other night against Colorado,
Speaker 14: one in which they didn't necessarily execute any better offensively,
Speaker 14: but still found a way to win on the road.
Speaker 14: If this team is gonna even entertain making the NCAA Tournament,
Speaker 14: I think they have to win their next two and
Speaker 14: they're gonna have to win the overwhelming majority of the
Speaker 14: remaining home games in order to have a chance. So
Speaker 14: that obviously has to start today.
Speaker 1: And obviously you're happy that the game is inside, as
Speaker 1: most as most college basketball games always are. But yeah,
Speaker 1: this is not a And I bring this up, mo,
Speaker 1: because we're gonna have this like life threatening cold here
Speaker 1: the next few days. And I'm not a fan. I
Speaker 1: don't know who is exactly. You know, you know the
Speaker 1: joke about the little polar bear. Ask his mother, am
Speaker 1: I Am I really a polar bear? She said, well,
Speaker 1: your father's a polar bear. I'm a polar bear. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're a polar bear. Go ask your dad if you're
Speaker 1: a polar bear. And he asked his father and he says, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm a polar bear. Your mom's a polar bear. You're
Speaker 1: obviously a polar bear. Why do you ask me this, son,
Speaker 1: he said, because it's freaking cold out here. What is
Speaker 1: what is the coldest you've ever been at a sporting
Speaker 1: event in your life.
Speaker 14: The AFC Championship game in Kansas City two years ago,
Speaker 14: the one that the Bengals lost, which what was remarkable
Speaker 14: about it was, you know, we had looked at the
Speaker 14: forecast and seen that it was going to be insanely cold,
Speaker 14: like they were talking about the coldest day in Kansas
Speaker 14: City in forty years. The night before, on Saturday night
Speaker 14: in Kansas City, people were walking around in shorts. It was,
Speaker 14: you know, during the day, the lower sixties, you know,
Speaker 14: dropped down to probably the high forties, mid forties on
Speaker 14: Saturday night, but you know, not unbearable by any stretch.
Speaker 14: And the next day we woke up and I remember
Speaker 14: walking across the street from the hotel to get a
Speaker 14: cup of coffee and feeling this blast of cold, unlike
Speaker 14: anything I had ever experienced. It was amazing. And then
Speaker 14: the game itself. You know, they had a game in
Speaker 14: Kansas City last year against the Miami Dolphins, which was
Speaker 14: actually worse that though, is the coldest I have and
Speaker 14: you know, we planned for it, dressed for it, you know,
Speaker 14: we were smart about it. But standing there for close
Speaker 14: to four hours, I've never experienced anything like that. And
Speaker 14: a close second would be. The Bengals played a playoff
Speaker 14: game against the Jets at the end of the two
Speaker 14: thousand and nine season, lost twenty four to fourteen, and
Speaker 14: it was insanely cold that day as well. That's the
Speaker 14: first time I'd ever seen people they were still selling
Speaker 14: beer in plastic bottles that I saw people buy beer,
Speaker 14: put it down, and within just a few minutes the
Speaker 14: beer had turned a slush that was miserable, and both
Speaker 14: sporting events made slightly more miserable by the fact that
Speaker 14: the team I wanted to win do not.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, what always confounds me mo is watching a game
Speaker 1: in cold weather and bitterly cold web like no, no
Speaker 1: one should be outside, much less outside for three or
Speaker 1: four hours, and the people with their shirts off to
Speaker 1: prove the they're tough. What what is that all about?
Speaker 1: What is that mentality? Do you know somebody like that?
Speaker 1: And and what do you if you're a good friend,
Speaker 1: what would you tell them?
Speaker 14: I would tell him he should have been cut off
Speaker 14: five or six years ago, because that's that's my assumption.
Speaker 14: Like nobody does that sober, Like nobody who's bac is
Speaker 14: zero point zero zero says you know what I'm gonna do?
Speaker 14: Now take my shirt off. It's frigid. We're in the
Speaker 14: single digits. Wind shows are below zero, and and without
Speaker 14: any sort of liquid or other influence, says, I'm gonna
Speaker 14: go ahead and take my shirt off. And and like,
Speaker 14: what are the people around him supposed to say, like, wow, man,
Speaker 14: that's awesome. Like nobody's gonna be impressed, nobody's gonna think, man,
Speaker 14: that's really cool. Uh. And So I always assume when
Speaker 14: when people are doing that, that that they've been getting
Speaker 14: after it for a while and they're making poor choices
Speaker 14: because of it.
Speaker 1: Mike Allen just came in here, he's coming in for
Speaker 1: a show after we're done, and he just said, what
Speaker 1: did you tell me your mother?
Speaker 2: What your mother was at the Freezer Bowl? I guess
Speaker 2: it was the early eighties. She certainly didn't take her
Speaker 2: shirt off, But did your mother have a pension for
Speaker 2: taking your shirt off? And published who knew? She'll strike
Speaker 2: me dead from heaven if I say that. So, Mike
Speaker 2: Allen's mom was at the Freezer Bowl. How many people
Speaker 2: have told you that they were at the Freezer Bowl
Speaker 2: and you just don't believe them.
Speaker 14: Most of them? Most of them? Yeah, you know, I
Speaker 14: joked about this on social media this week when it
Speaker 14: got really cold, because people who went to the Freezer
Speaker 14: Bowl oftentimes not all the time, but if you make
Speaker 14: the remark that man, it's really cold out, like I
Speaker 14: did this that game in Kansas City, I talked about
Speaker 14: that this is the coldest I've ever been. I don't
Speaker 14: recall specifically what the wind show was, but it was
Speaker 14: really freaking cold. And what you get in return from
Speaker 14: the person who went to the Freezer Bowl often is
Speaker 14: you don't know cold. It's like, man, freezerble wind show
Speaker 14: got down to fifty nine below all right wind chill
Speaker 14: in Kansas City. For that game, it was well below zero.
Speaker 14: There's not a real discernible difference at that point you're
Speaker 14: standing in it for three or four hours.
Speaker 3: So I.
Speaker 14: Often roll my eyes when I start to hear a
Speaker 14: Freezer Bowl story because it usually includes an admonition if
Speaker 14: you are complaining about the current cold temperature. So this week,
Speaker 14: if you didn't go to the Freezer Bowl and you
Speaker 14: remark that it's cold and you run into someone who did,
Speaker 14: chances are you're going to get a lecture about how
Speaker 14: it's not really as cold as it was on that
Speaker 14: January Day in nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: Anytime below zero, it's too cold for me. Yes, period,
Speaker 1: end of story. Let's real quickly run down the divisional
Speaker 1: playoff games this weekend. I think that Kansas City probably
Speaker 1: takes care of the Houston Texans at home today, which
Speaker 1: the game will be here on the air after you
Speaker 1: see basketball it's done. I think they take care of them.
Speaker 1: But I think it's pretty much the way Kansas City
Speaker 1: is one all year long. It will be close, but
Speaker 1: at the end, Kansas City will make the plays and
Speaker 1: the Texans will not. Your take on that, that is my.
Speaker 14: Guess as well. But I think there's two interesting dynamics
Speaker 14: I'm I'm curious about. One is the main guys on
Speaker 14: the Chiefs haven't played in three and a half weeks,
Speaker 14: you know, since Christmas, which feels like forever ago. So
Speaker 14: what impact positive or negative does that have on their performance?
Speaker 14: And look, they so fifteen and two and deserve a
Speaker 14: lot of credit because as you know, they've often played
Speaker 14: kind of unevenly this year, and as you've watched them,
Speaker 14: you've wondered, like, once's it going to catch up to them?
Speaker 14: I don't think it's going to catch up to them today,
Speaker 14: but I wonder if it does. I assume Kansas City
Speaker 14: is going to advance, but they don't blow people out.
Speaker 14: They did blow the Steelers out in that that that
Speaker 14: game on Christmas, I think was more of a reflection
Speaker 14: of the Steelers kind of being in free fall. So
Speaker 14: I don't I don't expect a blowout today. But the
Speaker 14: Chiefs have made the right places at the right time
Speaker 14: in the fourth quarter all season long, and I'll assume
Speaker 14: they will again today.
Speaker 1: Breaking away from that that storyline, just for a moment,
Speaker 1: you mentioned the Steelers saw a report that Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: really wants to come back next year. Is the Steelers quarterback?
Speaker 1: Do the Steelers want Russell Wilson back? I want him back.
Speaker 14: I want him back in Pittsburgh. I think Mike Tomlin
Speaker 14: and Russell Wilson are a new version of Marvin Lewis
Speaker 14: and Andy Dalton, which there's some good to that, right.
Speaker 14: They playoffs every year, Mike Tomlins never had a losing record,
Speaker 14: Russell Wilson has had a terrific career. I don't think
Speaker 14: that combination is gonna win a championship and so so
Speaker 14: I think they're kind of in quarterback purgatory because if
Speaker 14: you're a Steelers fan and you say, no, I don't
Speaker 14: want Russell Wilson, awesome what else you got? You know?
Speaker 14: But if you have Russell Wilson, you know, relative to
Speaker 14: some of the qbs in your own division and in
Speaker 14: your conference, it feels like your ceiling is an organization
Speaker 14: is pretty low.
Speaker 1: The Lions handled the count the Commanders tonight.
Speaker 29: I think it's an interesting game because Detroit's got a
Speaker 29: lot of injuries now and defensively, they were terrific in
Speaker 29: their last game against the Minnesota Vikings, but they weren't
Speaker 29: great all season long.
Speaker 14: You know, the Commanders are kind of in this house money,
Speaker 14: you know deal where they go on the road and
Speaker 14: win last week, come back against the Bucks. They won
Speaker 14: twelve games this season. It's been an uber successful year.
Speaker 14: But the Lions are the one seed for a reason.
Speaker 14: They were the best team in the NFC. They can
Speaker 14: come at you in a thousand different ways on offense,
Speaker 14: and so Detroit's heavily favored for a reason.
Speaker 1: All Right, NFL tomorrow, as the divisional playlayoffs continue, We've
Speaker 1: got the Eagles playing the Rams. The Eagles come out
Speaker 1: victorious or the Rams surprise somebody else.
Speaker 14: I think this is the game that is most difficult
Speaker 14: for us to wrap our brains around, because offensively from Philly,
Speaker 14: what do we get. What impact is the weather going
Speaker 14: to have on the game? And the Rams. I think
Speaker 14: you and I talked about this that the Rams. You know,
Speaker 14: what you don't think of when you think of the
Speaker 14: LA Rams is grind it out December January football. And
Speaker 14: yet that's kind of how they've played here. They have
Speaker 14: an experienced quarterback, a great coach. I think if you
Speaker 14: were to say I got to pick one road team
Speaker 14: to win this weekend, I know the Ravens are favored
Speaker 14: on the road against Buffalo, I think I would pick LA.
Speaker 14: At the same time, what the Eagles can do controlling
Speaker 14: the clock, controlling the football with Saquon Barkley and Jalen
Speaker 14: Hurts is really something. But I didn't walk away from
Speaker 14: their game against Green Bay uber impressed by what I
Speaker 14: saw from Philadelphia, and I did walk away from LA's
Speaker 14: neutral site game against Minnesota pretty impressed by what the
Speaker 14: Rams did. And so I think this is the game
Speaker 14: that's most difficult to pick, and I think it's the
Speaker 14: game that's frankly most interesting this weekend, despite the fact
Speaker 14: that we have the two leading candidates to be MVP
Speaker 14: playing in the micat let's.
Speaker 1: Talk about that game. It's in Buffalo, and that always
Speaker 1: seems to me to give the Bills the edge, except
Speaker 1: maybe this time.
Speaker 14: Well, not in the playoffs last year against Kansas City,
Speaker 14: and not in the postseason two years ago against the
Speaker 14: Cincinnati Bengals, And so I think there's a fair amount
Speaker 14: of pressure on the Buffalo Bills to rectify that win
Speaker 14: this game. You know, Baltimore and Buffalo played Week four
Speaker 14: and it wasn't close and Josh Allen wasn't very good.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 14: At the same time, Lamar Jackson's playoffs track record is
Speaker 14: checkered at best. They played from ahead last week against
Speaker 14: the Steelers, jumped out to a twenty one nothing league
Speaker 14: Derrick Henry was awesome. Buffalo's defense was porous for much
Speaker 14: of the season.
Speaker 3: This year.
Speaker 14: The Ravens are favored for a reason, but there is
Speaker 14: the playoff history of Lamar Jackson that looms over this game.
Speaker 14: I'm going to guess Buffalo wins, but I believe, and
Speaker 14: I know you're not gonna like to hear this. I
Speaker 14: believe the AFC champion comes out of this game tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I see. The thing is unlike other fans of
Speaker 1: some teams, I don't live and die with everything that
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs do or don't do. I just appreciate
Speaker 1: them and follow them as my chosen team, regardless of
Speaker 1: the outcomes. However, a three peat is still possible, and
Speaker 1: I'd like to see it just for historical reasons.
Speaker 14: Three peat is definitely possible and would be a remarkable
Speaker 14: feat as much as folks listenings and probably don't want
Speaker 14: to admit that.
Speaker 1: All right, well listen, you keep your remarkable feet as
Speaker 1: warm as possible, and we'll talk to you on the
Speaker 1: other side.
Speaker 14: Right, you got it, man, Thank you?
Speaker 1: Yep Moegar who will be with the UC Bearcats today
Speaker 1: on the broadcast against Arizona State this afternoon. Our coverage
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Speaker 1: He's unbelievable, you know.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden, we're going to talk about him giving the
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Speaker 1: After one day, I know it's back on the guys. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: Also going to talk to Orlando Samsa. He's going to
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Speaker 2: Trump overturning Biden's DOJ cases and his executive orders.
Speaker 1: They're throwing some roadblocks up on that stuff. Well, I
Speaker 1: mean the roadblocks are you know, they'll be the Democrats
Speaker 1: have a whole army of lawyers, right, you know, ready
Speaker 1: to sue Trump for whatever executive order he signs, and
Speaker 1: he's going to sign about one hundred of them. That's
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Speaker 1: We've been waiting a long time for it. Last day
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