September 6, 2023 • 37 mins
Ben Maller talks about Patriots CB Jack Jones having all charges against him dropped for bringing guns to the airport, if Nick Bosa has all the leverage with the 49ers, Password: Word Game of the Stars, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello and welcome. It's our name per four. We open
up the justice files of the Ben Malis Show here
in our four. You know I'm a sucker for these
legal stories. How was Jack Jones able to avoid a
trial for bringing not one, but two loaded guns to
Logan Airport? He's just gonna have to do forty eight
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hours of community service. He was facing possibly thirty years
in jail. We'll examine that story. Also, does Nick Bosa
have all the leverage over the forty nine ers and
we'll mike up Parsons end up getting quarterback money from
the Dallas Cowboys. We'll talk about all that and more
right now here you are locked in on our four.
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Have a wonderful day. Here is our four. No jail
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of the Ben Maler Show, and we go to the Commonwealth,
and oh what a surprise it was, although we shouldn't
really be surprised at this point. In a move right
out of the board game Monopoly, Patriots defensive back Jack
Jones use the get out of jail free card from
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the bottom of the deck. He went for he went
for it. Now Jones got a sweetheart deal with prosecutors
over that incident. Having back in June, we did a
couple of Mallord monologus on it. At that time it
was a good story for June's store. It is a
really good story. And he was accused of bringing not one,
but two fully loaded firearms in his carry on luggage
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through the security at Logan Airport in Boston. Now, I
been to Logan Airport many times over the years, and
I do know there are signs everywhere do not bring
your guns. No guns for you. The only guns are
your arms. That's the only guns. And that's pretty much
every airport all time. People say since nine to eleven,
but I don't think you were allowed to bring guns
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before nine to eleven either. Anyway, this people make mistakes.
He made a mistake. But still the gun laws in
Massachusetts are insane to the membrane. And here we are
the plot twist of plot twists for Jack Jones defensive
back of the Patriots. Prosecutors agreed to drop the charges
on eight of nine counts in exchange for Jones agreeing
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to one year of probation and forty eight hours of
community service. Now keep in mind, he originally was facing
thirty years if convicted on all charges. No one's convicted
on all charges, but thirty years was the original big headline.
If convicted and everything goes the wrong way, thirty years
in jail. Instead, he ends up with forty eight hours
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of community service. So let us discuss the question on
this justice story, the question how was Jack Jones or
the Patriots able to avoid even going to trial for
bringing multiple loaded guns into an airport that, by the way,
had his name on the guns. His name just in
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case there was any misunderstanding, his name was on the guns.
He had the name tag right there on the guns.
So I've got Rhodes scholar, trivial pursuit, and Jim Carrey,
and we will combine all of these things together and
we are going to make a wonderfully large, cartoon size
check that his attorney, that woman Rosemary, I forget her
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last name, but she's quite the character. She's right out
of Central Casting herself there, the attorney member. She was
outside the court house screaming and shouting and blaming social
media for calling him a thug. She was yelling at
the media when it's like no one ever saw that
comment on social media until she said it. Anyway. So
to kick off here the Jack Jones themed Mallard monologue,
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the Patriots defensive back is lucky that he is obviously
a football player instead of working for Patriot Plumbing or
his ass would be getting ready to go to trial
coming up here. He'd be in some serious trouble. But
it's rather obvious what's going on here. It's not even hidden.
They didn't even hide. It's like all those videos online
of people going into drug stores and just stealing whatever
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they want and not paying fort in California and other places.
You know, they don't don't care. It was like whatever,
But this is one of those things where the criminal
justice system reminds people talking about, oh, racism and all
that stuff. No, it's separated by a thin green line.
There's a thin green line when it comes to this
kind of stuff. And if you're rich or received to
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be important by society, and you happen to have some
money or influential influential friends like I don't know the
person that owns the Patriots, then you can finagle your
way out of having to go to trial and face
mandatory minimums. At the very least, if everything went right,
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mandatory minimums, Jack Jones was going to go to jail
for at least a couple of years and now nothing.
I think the the gun laws when it comes to
that those kind of things, I think a little mitch little,
a little overkill, but that's a different conversation. But he
hires this pit bull attorney and he is able to escape.
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It's wild, and you know there was some kind of
under the table deal that was cut. Will will it
ever come out? Maybe somebody will write a book someday
and say that I know X, Y and Z and
here's what happened, etcetera, etcetera, et cetera. The pitbull attorney's
one thing, but this took more than a pitbull attorney.
What Jack Jones was charged with and what ended up happening,
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and so he does become Jack Jones a Rhodes Scholar
in scapology. He's a master of escapeology. Holy Houdini batman.
Facing a maximum of thirty years in prison, get forty
eight hours of community service and few visits to a
probation office which he probably won't even have to do that.
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And the Suffolk County District Attorney's office, they are right
now the Patriot Fans of the Year. Congratulations, you win
Patriot Fan of the Year. The DA there in Suffolk County,
wonderful job. They claimed they had the Hutz book, as
my grandfather would say back in the day, to claim
that they did not have confidence they could prove the
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chargers beyond a reasonable doubt. Now keep in mind it
was all captured on video. Jack Jones' name was on
the bag with the guns. He said, Hey, these are
my guns. He said it, his attorney said it, and
the Suffolk County Districtorney's officely, well, we can't prove that.
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We can't prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. They said
that Jones had knowledge that he possessed the firearms in
his bag at the time of the incident. And you
have this, this amazing case where you have so many
gun laws in Massachusetts. It's like California, Massachusetts with the
gun laws, there's tons of them. But here you have
a high profile case and so it's a bit of
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a myth. Anybody else that brings guns to Logan Airport,
you now have an example to use and you don't
have to worry about going to jail. I didn't know
there were my guns. Who knew that worked? I thought
that didn't work. When did that start working? When was
it twenty twenty? When did that start working? That's why
I imagine you're speeding on I ninety five or whatever
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highway you're on. You're speeding, the cops pull you over,
did they change it to the police have to prove
that you knew you were speeding, sir? Do you know
how fast you were driving? How fast you were driving? No, sir,
I have no idea. I can't get a ticket. I
don't know how fast I was driving. Sir. You can't
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prove beyond a reasonable doubt that I was driving that fast,
that I knew I was driving that fast. You can't
do it. So wow. Now I have heard over there
some my my friends in Boston have told me that
the Patriots are very good to the local district attorney's
offices and the people that would be involved in prosecuting crimes.
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Could it be this is a quid pro quo. You
scratch my back, I'll scratch your back, and hey, we'll
we'll help you out. You want to see that big
Patriot game against Buffalo this year or the Jets. I
know a guy. You take care of me, I'll take
care of you.
Speaker 2 (09:57):
Now.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
That would never happen, right, Oh God forbid, nobody he
ever does that? All right?
Speaker 2 (10:01):
Now?
Speaker 1 (10:01):
Furthermore, moving on, let's go cross the country to the
Bay Area. We'll leave the Patriots and go to the
forty nine ers. An anonymous NFL agent claiming that Nick
Bosa he's a defensive player. Nick Bosa has all the
leverage over the forty nine ers. Now that unnamed alleged
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agent story that's bounced around the pinball machine of sports
datter the agent claiming that twenty eight or the thirty
one other teams would pay him the money that he wants.
That Nick Bosa and his agent are fully aware of
the situation, and so they're not going to give the
Niners a hometown discount. They want the full Monte, they
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want everything, and on the open market, nick Bosa would
get exactly that. He knows it. So the money quote
is Bosa has all the leverage. That's the money quote.
Does Nick Bosa have all the leverage over the forty
nine ers? And the arrow on this one is pointing down.
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The arrow on this one is pointing down. That's the
way I see it. I do not see this as
all the leverage and all that. Methinks, the source to
this report, I have no inside information, but my gut
tells me the source on this was Nick Bosa's agent.
That that's the source. And if he had all the leverage,
Bosa would have already been paid and he'd be preparing
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to play for the Niners against the Steelers in a
pretty good matchup this weekend. But this whole thing is
a trivial pursuit. It is a trivial pursuit because it
depends on how hell bent the forty nine ers are
to save a few shekels, and I don't know that.
Maybe they want to save a couple of dollars here.
If the Niners want to play hardball and be the
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douche canoe in this particular story, then Bosa is stuck
between the devil and the deep blue sea. Right, And
here's why he's under track for another year at about
eighteen million or less than eighteen million dollars. Then the
Niners could play tag you're it, and can tag him
multiple times. And so he doesn't have a lot of levers,
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a lot of leverages. Hey, all right, I'm free. I'm
gonna go somewhere else. That's it now. His only leverages
not play. But if you don't play, you don't get paid,
which I think is problematic. But what do I know
I'm not the accountant for Nick Bosa. Maybe he's saved
enough money he didn't need to work anymore. And that's
that all right, party shot. Let's go quickly to Dallas
where Trevon Diggs is singing the praises of his teammate
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Micah Parsons. If you didn't see this one Digs when
discussing the value of the defensive star teammate. Digg said
that Micah Parsons should get not just the top money
for a defensive player. He said, quarterback money is what
he said. He said, he's got the talent. He's like
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a quarterback. Changes the whole team, the way he plays,
the whole defense changes around blah blah blah. Paraphrasing, So
will Micah Parsons end up because Trevon Diggs said, so,
will he end up getting quarterback money from the Cowboys?
And so, to quote the great Jim Carrey from Dumb
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and Dummer, when he was told there was a one
in a million chance he could date the lady Mary
in that movie, he said, so you're telling me there's
a chance. Yeah, I think on this one it's not
outrageous because of the variable that is Jerry Jones, and
Jerry is a smitten kitten with his defensive stars. And
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you could see Jerry getting out of bed on his
yacht and saying that, yes, yes, I'm going to break
the bank with Michaeh Parsons and this was gonna be
the guy. If it wasn't Jerry Jones, I'd say there's
no way. It's also shocking that a player in the
NFL like Trevon Diggs would upsell a teammate. That never
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Speaker 5 (15:13):
It's Ben Maller, a Jack Jones theme Mallard monologue, What
a story.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Guys charged with a bunch of fellon these two loaded
guns Logan Airport in June and by the start of
the NFL regular season nothing to see here. Man, that's wild.
I'm not.
Speaker 6 (15:39):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (15:40):
I don't own the guns. But if you do own
the guns, though, I mean, I would be so paranoid
if I went to the airport, I'd be like double
triple checking. I can't have a gun here again. You
know that don't thing. But you know he's the young guy.
He fed up out the alien opiner says before I
was an overnight famous alien opiner. Logan Airport security had
no It's about pulling me out of the line and
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giving me a second look. Maybe Kraft got his attorney's
ear and just mentioned the fruit of the Poisonous tree. Yeah,
you remember alf when this old attorney from Florida called
up before this had gone public, before it was public record,
right after the Robert Kraft story broke. It was like,
I think it was like the second or third day,
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this old dude called up, and I think he was
like the original attorney back when they were forming America
and a very nice man. But he mentioned that Robert
Craft was going to get out of any trouble because
of the fruit of the poisonous tree. We had never
heard of the fruit of the poisonous tree. This guy had,
and he was absolutely right. That's exactly what happened. It's wow. Now,
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I was told I got an email from a guy
that the Toucher and Rich Show, which is the big
morning show in Boston that were on before them, and
they had somebody apparently call their show yesterday who tipped
them off that this was going to happen with Jack Jones.
So I didn't hear it, but you several of you said, Hey,
did you hear this guy called up? He knew everything.
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I'm guessing he either worked at the Suffolk District Attorney's
office or he knows somebody that works at that District
Attorney's office, A big Panta says, excellent monologue on the
Jack Jones story. That guy is a moron with money.
And I'm sure Robert Kraft took the judge and Da
out for a special massage. Well he did not go
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to the Orchids of Asia day spa that is no
longer unfortunately open from what I've heard. Supermarket Steve writes
and he says, my uncle used to work at the Pentagon,
and his favorite thing was the look on the X
ray tech's face when his bag went through with his
service revolvers in it. Then would flash his badge when
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asked to open it or go to jail, and he
would tell them to open it and they would be
going to jail. It's kind of cool. That's a flex, right, Yeah,
that's the ultimate FU. He's just saying, you work at
the Pentagon, It's like the ultimate FU two. Like I
work at the Pentagon. We know everything. We record all
your phone calls, we have a record of all your
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text messages, anything you've said naughty or nice. We know everything.
We know the entire situation that's going on. Let's go
to the phones. We'll say hello to uh, let's go
to Tony, who's in the Bay area. Hello Tony, welcome,
Hey man.
Speaker 6 (18:29):
I had a similar story years ago. A cop pulled
me over, got me out of the car, and when
he's patting me down, he found a voted at three
eighty in my pocket. So when I went to court,
the public defender was like, well, you know, I don't
remember exactly, this is years and years ago, but like, oh,
you're gonna have to do about a year in jail
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or whatnot, just that and the other. And I was like,
you know, well, I got a job and I got
a kid on the way. You know you can you
work something out here. She goes, okay, i'll be back.
She comes back a little later and she goes, well,
you're still gonna have to do jail time, but this,
you know, we can get it down to a misdemeanor
and this that. And I said, you know, once again,
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you know, I got a kid on the way, I
got a job, you know this, that and the other.
And she goes, well, let me see what I could do.
She comes back and says, well, you won't have to
do any jail time. You just have to do some
community service and be on probation, promise that you won't
have a deadly weapon anymore. So I just wanted to
share that.
Speaker 1 (19:29):
No, well, you were playing with the forty nine ers
at the time, right, Tony.
Speaker 6 (19:34):
No, No, I had a public defender, so you know,
all right, but she did her job. I appreciate what
she did for me, you.
Speaker 1 (19:43):
Know, yeah, very nice. All right, Well, thank you, Tony.
I appreciate that. There you go. All right, we'll hang
up on you. Let's say all out to Chris. Who's
in the Commonwealth. What's going on? Chris? You are next?
Speaker 7 (19:53):
Hey, yeah, I'm driving into work. Hey Ben, Hey, everybody.
You gots a great Jack Jones got very lucky. But he,
like you said, a bulldog of a of a lawyer
and and writing some backhanded you know, and shake the
hand and this and that. That's pretty cool, you know,
I mean yeah, yeah, and uh, because you mentioned like
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getting a speeding ticket, because I'm gonna have to go
to court.
Speaker 2 (20:16):
Guys.
Speaker 7 (20:17):
I got a feeding ticket one day, and I'm you know,
I'm still waiting for the summons.
Speaker 2 (20:21):
You know, to go in to fight.
Speaker 7 (20:22):
And I don't know what to say bad? How do
I how do I plead my gates for my feet
and ticket.
Speaker 1 (20:27):
Well you just use the Jack Jones defense, you say. Listen,
I didn't. I did not realize my car could go
that fast. I had no idea. It's the car maker's fault.
It ain't my fault.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
Oh man.
Speaker 7 (20:41):
I love the show, and uh, I really appreciate everything
you got. And congratulations on your new gig. Thank you
all right, and have a great day.
Speaker 1 (20:50):
All right, thanks, try to watch it. If you can't
either help let's all right, well don't we we'll get
over to Eddie. How about that? And by I mean
before we get to There is a story bouncing around here,
Is it true? A mega quarterback contract about to be
handed out? A lot of chatter in the overnight that
the Bengals are about to pay Joe Burrow and he's
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expecting a contract extension. The insider crowd chirping away that
by the end of the week Joe Burrow expected to
get the forever Ohio Lottery contract to stay in Cincinnati,
and the noise was he's gonna set a record for well,
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not a Deshaun Watson record. He won't even be the
highest paid quarterback in Ohio. But other than Deshaun Watson.
He's supposed to reset the market Joe Burrow. See if
that actually happens. Until the Bengals sign a guy like Burrow,
You're always skeptical because it's the Bengals, and the Bengals
like to drag things out. And I'll believe it when
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I see Joe Burrow at a news conference smiling with
a Cheshire Cat smile from ear to ear with all
that cash. But that is the story that's going around
here in the overnight, that Burrow is about to get
that big contract from Cincinnati.
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By the way, take care of the Diamondbacks.
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Three two Yes, big story here got a text Dodgers
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Cincinnati is holding the final wildcard spot in the National lead.
They got a half game lead on Miami, one game
lead on Arizona, and a two game lead on San Francisco.
Brewers beat the Pirates seven to three. Milwaukee's lead on
Chicago top the NL Central is still at two and
a half games. He had the Orioles beating the Angels
five to four to ten innings, raised walk off with
an eighty six winning eleven innings over the Red Sox.
So Baltimore still has that three and a half game
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lead on Tampa Bay and the Ale East Twins over
the Guardians eight to three. It's now a seven game
lead for Minnesota on Cleveland atop the Al Central.
Speaker 1 (23:45):
And Terry Francona all but announced he's done. He's gonna retire.
That's it. At the end of the year. That the
last the party's over.
Speaker 4 (23:54):
Braves lose to the Cardinals ten to six. It was
the Phillies bea Daves lost the Cardinals. Yeah, well, you
know you're play enough games you lose.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
It looks like they would never lose again the way
they played the Dodgers the first few games of that series.
They did lose the last.
Speaker 4 (24:05):
Game though, Phillies were shut up by the podres ate
nothing And as we heard moments ago, John Carlos Stanton.
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Hit a home run four hundred run. You wouldn't know
him by the highlight, but the Tigers five to one.
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knows with.
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A John Sterling highlight, you gotta let it breathe, you
gotta let it breeze, because John's got a lot of stick.
She gets John on the podcast. You think he's gonna
come back next year as a Yankee broadcaster to do
that's a good point. He was great. I loved every
time I've talked, I've taught. I've only talked to Sterling
a few times. Every time I've talked to John Sterling,
whatever I need, he helps me out. He's great. He
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told me. He said, the most important thing about these
dumb jobs that we have is you have to sell
the soap. That's what he said. That's an old sell
the soap. That's old scoring. I love that. I love that.
Speaker 9 (24:52):
Every time I talked with Steve Hartman on the weekend,
he brings up the fact that John Sterling isn't even
in the Baseball Hall of Fame. He's not in like
any like broadcaster hall of Fame at all.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
Anyway, he should be in the Hall of Fame. He
should be. The people don't like him because he's goofy.
There's an anti John Sterling bias out there. But Sterling
was a big star in Atlanta as a sportscaster before
he went to New York. He did NBA games and
a bunch of other stuff.
Speaker 9 (25:18):
Yeah, what's wrong with the call? Who cares if he's
not Vin Scully. No one's got to be Vin Scully exactly.
And some cities have Homer announcers. Chicago's a Homer announcer
Town New York goes either way, there's some Homer. Yes,
I hated him, I love I think. But the favorite
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thing about Hawk was when the Socks were getting just
absolutely hammered, he would go dead silence on television.
Speaker 1 (25:47):
The other two guys in the game. The funniest was
when it was him and Tom Sor and they would whimpy. Yeah,
they would see so depressed, like they like somebody had
kicked their dogs, stolen their lawn, and it was it
was wonderful, it was so it was so hilarious. It's
not like the White Sox had great teams every year.
And they had a couple of good teams, but it's
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not like they were great every year.
Speaker 9 (26:09):
And even the Adam Dunn Socks would like fall apart
now and then.
Speaker 1 (26:12):
Yeah, and they forced him out, you know, they they
forced Hawk Harrelson to leave the White Sox broadcast if
he said it. He did a podcast was it this year?
Last year with Aj Persinski, and he said that he
wanted to keep going the White Sox brass like you're
too old. You got to get out of here. So
they forced him out of the broadcast with let's keep
it going. We'll go to the phones, Let's go to Brooklyn.
We are big. We have a ten share in Brooklyn.
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Our friend Marcel in the borough Brooklyn. Hello, Marcel, go
number or Hendrick Homer. Mister, oh that's breaking news, breaking news.
Speaker 2 (26:49):
Ye what the breaking news in the Nope the breaking
news sounder three plays, Nope yeah, nope, yeah, someone could
put yes please.
Speaker 1 (27:02):
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 2 (27:09):
Ovation yes yes Carlo.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
Can I get an amen?
Speaker 2 (27:16):
Four hundred homers?
Speaker 1 (27:19):
Can I get an amen?
Speaker 9 (27:20):
Of them?
Speaker 2 (27:21):
Can't? We definitely get an amen?
Speaker 1 (27:23):
It is amen the player of the morning.
Speaker 2 (27:29):
Now it's gonna be.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
But Marcel, I know, yester morning. I know you're a
Seahawks ambassador. Are you still a Jets and Giants ambassador?
Or no?
Speaker 2 (27:37):
I have the Giants ambassador. The Ray Green has always there,
but the Seahawks.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Yeah, I know, all right, all righty.
Speaker 2 (27:51):
I hope the enemy or even the devil with in
mister Justin and Cincinnati has some Oh yeah, some TV
picks is coming your way. So a new Dawn, a
new is my friend.
Speaker 9 (28:05):
So no, no, that's that was the wrong job. Hold on,
let's see what we got here.
Speaker 1 (28:12):
No, that's not it. What about this one? That's very funny, Militia.
Speaker 2 (28:20):
Let's let's get back, and.
Speaker 1 (28:23):
He joins, what are you doing your phone? Hold? Hold
put that. There's a lot of wind on that line.
Hold on sake. There we go. All right, there's love
the right line.
Speaker 2 (28:32):
Go ahead, Marshall and he joins us right now, mister
Justin and Cincinnati some TV picks for the very first time.
Good morning and happy hump day. It's September. So what
do you have? Why am I the devil? Well that's
because I have to say the devil's a devil. He
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will burn like fire.
Speaker 1 (28:55):
But since I walked makes a.
Speaker 7 (28:58):
Lot, I guarantee I've got this TV pick locked up.
Speaker 2 (29:02):
I think you watched Hustler Barely Illegal, Volume twenty seven
on VHS. Wh what.
Speaker 1 (29:14):
Yeah, Marcel, I don't know if you know this, but
Justin spent thousands of dollars in his porn collection. It's
all VHS, so he's unwilling to give that up. Unfortunately,
he's uh, he has a VHS and that thing breaks.
He has to get it fixed because he spent all
that money on the collections. Remember, be kind rewind for
many years this.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Is not gonna be exactly where it is only DVD.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
Can Oh you've only like the DVD movies, Marsa. Oh,
he's got a consort here. It's all streaming now, it's
all streaming. So all right, Marcel, I'm gonna say you
watched a show that has not even been taped yet,
Benny versus the penny you watch?
Speaker 2 (29:51):
That?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Is that correct?
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Oh? I think it's going to be streaming on YouTube.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Oh yeah, no, it's no, it's actually on TV. That's
not just YouTube. I love YouTube, I watch it all
the time, but it's actually TV. You better watch that myself.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
Not.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
I'm gonna call the authorities on you. The YEP FCC
is gonna be very upset with you unless they don't
give a crap. Go ahead, Eddie, please chop chop, we must.
Speaker 4 (30:19):
I'm gonna say you watched the People's Court.
Speaker 2 (30:22):
Oh for daytime lovers.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
Yes, very romantic. I always used to go on daytime dates.
And my lady friends love the peoples.
Speaker 4 (30:31):
They take the lawns of your own hands.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Well, turn them on. They love that. Yes, all right,
go ahead, please, Chris, we must hurry up, we must.
We want to say.
Speaker 9 (30:39):
I'm gonna say you you watched a rerun of season
three of the two thousands edition of Battlestar Galactica.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
This many years ago when I was a little child
in the two thousands.
Speaker 1 (30:54):
Yeah, we're back in the day in the two thousands. Yeah,
go ahead, goop, buddy. I think you watched season two
of Winning Time the Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.
Speaker 2 (31:06):
It's that on HBO or even TV on HBO.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
Yes, it was on HBO, streaming.
Speaker 2 (31:13):
On Max Incident.
Speaker 1 (31:15):
Yes, we hurry up, real as here we go, chop
all right, our TV.
Speaker 2 (31:21):
Pick from last night. It will be.
Speaker 1 (31:26):
Yeah, he watched yet, but he watched it. He watched
it all. There you go, mar Now we know this
is all No, no, this is not He watched it, right,
So he watched an old episode? How many? How many
years ago? Did you tell Marcel to just repeat whatever
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you say? I've never sen.
Speaker 5 (31:51):
Red handed marcel I ever. Marcell, get out of here. Wow,
you cheater, cheatter the truth? You get that upset? Marcel
I never said anything of the sort to Marcel. He
was watching old episodes on YouTube of Benny Versus the Penny.
(32:11):
That's all that was classic episodes to get ready for
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Everyone is password, you idiot, Password the word Game of
the Stars. Here's Ben Meller.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
So this is kind of crazy. We're gonna play password
the word Game of Stars. There are roughly five hundred
million different names, and the people that have called up
to play password both have the same name. What are
the odds let's be Frank. What do you say? We'll
play the b Frank edition of Password the Word Game
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of the Stars. We've got I know the name jokes
are on Friday. We've got Frank in Lost Wages, Nevada.
Hello Frank, Oh boy, I punched the wrong line. All right,
that happened. I hate when that happens. All Right, there
we go, Hello Frank, Hello Ben? How's everything in Vegas?
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Right now?
Speaker 2 (33:56):
They had the warman back up again? The rain stop
and we're back to triple digits out.
Speaker 1 (34:02):
Here, perfect Vegas weather.
Speaker 6 (34:05):
Golf tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
There you go, live in the dream. All right, Frank?
What do you do? You work in the hotel business? There? Frank?
What do you got going on in here?
Speaker 2 (34:12):
I do work at Resources World, the newest hotel.
Speaker 1 (34:15):
On the strip. Nice. I have not been there. I'll
have to check it out. Hold on, you got to
stop in all right, I'll drop your name, Frank. Hold
on a second, and we have another Frank in Pennsylvania.
Hello Frank, the Pennsylvania Frank, Hey Ben, Hello Frank, welcome.
What part of Pennsylvania are in? Frank?
Speaker 6 (34:34):
George p A.
Speaker 1 (34:37):
Yeah, what's that? Is that? Near something else?
Speaker 2 (34:40):
Philadelphia? Oh?
Speaker 1 (34:41):
Near Philly. I got you all right? Well, very cool? Well,
thank you, Frank. And you're are you just starting your.
Speaker 2 (34:46):
Day or oh, my night's over. I'm going over.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
My night's over too, in like eight minutes, my night's over.
It's wild crazy. Isn't that a great feeling? It's good feeling, right,
great fail, It's a wonderful feeling. Yeah, what kind of
work do you do there, Frank? I''re going to wear
We're gonna wearhouse, all right, very cool, honest job. You
need to take a shower, clean up a little bit.
All right, very good. So we'll go to Frank Frank
one who's in Vegas. We'll punch him up here if
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we can not screw this. No, that was definitely not him.
Hello Frank in Vegas?
Speaker 7 (35:19):
All right, I'm here.
Speaker 1 (35:20):
All right, Frank? Who do you want to partner up with?
By the way, Coop, I need to listen words. Who
do you want to partner up with?
Speaker 6 (35:24):
Their?
Speaker 1 (35:24):
Frank in Vegas?
Speaker 6 (35:26):
Well, since my my favorite rock stars Alice Cooper, I
gotta go with Coop Ah.
Speaker 1 (35:31):
Coop a loo. Congratulations Coop and Frank and Pennsylvania. You
worked all night there you're outside Philly. Who do you
want to partner up with Coop Steak? You got me
or Eddie or Chris?
Speaker 2 (35:44):
I'll take you all right.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
You sound like you're very excited to do that. Let's
play the game. We don't have a lot of time.
We have a list of words. One to ten Frank
in Vegas, Frank, you got on the air first, Vegas, Frank.
So pick a number we go with. I'm going nine,
number nine, it is appropriate for Cooper loop. Go ahead there, Coop?
(36:07):
All right? Uh, we'll go with.
Speaker 3 (36:10):
Swindler Swingler, No, swindler, Oh, Swindler.
Speaker 6 (36:19):
I'm gonna go with loup rock.
Speaker 1 (36:23):
No, that is it correct? Uh? I think I want
to say what I want to say. I don't think
I'm allowed to say. But let's go with d fraud.
Speaker 2 (36:35):
Uh what do you say?
Speaker 1 (36:39):
Be no, not beef? All right, boy, I thought this
would be easy. Go ahead there, cool, We start out
with ten points, go down nine to eight? Now seven,
let's go with come on, Chop, chop, oh man, jop
fraud fraud Vegas Frank. Are we not even get through
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one word? Come on, holy holy Canoley, No, that's not it.
All right, Let's go with how about trickster? Trickster Pennsylvania,
Frank trickster. Oh Man, how about astro?
Speaker 2 (37:21):
How about astro?
Speaker 1 (37:23):
You can't say that you got, buddy, I tell it
your knuckle ahead. Cheter was the word cheter. Cheter
Hello and welcome. It's our name per four. We open
up the justice files of the Ben Malis Show here
in our four. You know I'm a sucker for these
legal stories. How was Jack Jones able to avoid a
trial for bringing not one, but two loaded guns to
Logan Airport? He's just gonna have to do forty eight
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hours of community service. He was facing possibly thirty years
in jail. We'll examine that story. Also, does Nick Bosa
have all the leverage over the forty nine ers and
we'll mike up Parsons end up getting quarterback money from
the Dallas Cowboys. We'll talk about all that and more
right now here you are locked in on our four.
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Have a wonderful day. Here is our four. No jail
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of the Ben Maler Show, and we go to the Commonwealth,
and oh what a surprise it was, although we shouldn't
really be surprised at this point. In a move right
out of the board game Monopoly, Patriots defensive back Jack
Jones use the get out of jail free card from
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the bottom of the deck. He went for he went
for it. Now Jones got a sweetheart deal with prosecutors
over that incident. Having back in June, we did a
couple of Mallord monologus on it. At that time it
was a good story for June's store. It is a
really good story. And he was accused of bringing not one,
but two fully loaded firearms in his carry on luggage
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through the security at Logan Airport in Boston. Now, I
been to Logan Airport many times over the years, and
I do know there are signs everywhere do not bring
your guns. No guns for you. The only guns are
your arms. That's the only guns. And that's pretty much
every airport all time. People say since nine to eleven,
but I don't think you were allowed to bring guns
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before nine to eleven either. Anyway, this people make mistakes.
He made a mistake. But still the gun laws in
Massachusetts are insane to the membrane. And here we are
the plot twist of plot twists for Jack Jones defensive
back of the Patriots. Prosecutors agreed to drop the charges
on eight of nine counts in exchange for Jones agreeing
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to one year of probation and forty eight hours of
community service. Now keep in mind, he originally was facing
thirty years if convicted on all charges. No one's convicted
on all charges, but thirty years was the original big headline.
If convicted and everything goes the wrong way, thirty years
in jail. Instead, he ends up with forty eight hours
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of community service. So let us discuss the question on
this justice story, the question how was Jack Jones or
the Patriots able to avoid even going to trial for
bringing multiple loaded guns into an airport that, by the way,
had his name on the guns. His name just in
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case there was any misunderstanding, his name was on the guns.
He had the name tag right there on the guns.
So I've got Rhodes scholar, trivial pursuit, and Jim Carrey,
and we will combine all of these things together and
we are going to make a wonderfully large, cartoon size
check that his attorney, that woman Rosemary, I forget her
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last name, but she's quite the character. She's right out
of Central Casting herself there, the attorney member. She was
outside the court house screaming and shouting and blaming social
media for calling him a thug. She was yelling at
the media when it's like no one ever saw that
comment on social media until she said it. Anyway. So
to kick off here the Jack Jones themed Mallard monologue,
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the Patriots defensive back is lucky that he is obviously
a football player instead of working for Patriot Plumbing or
his ass would be getting ready to go to trial
coming up here. He'd be in some serious trouble. But
it's rather obvious what's going on here. It's not even hidden.
They didn't even hide. It's like all those videos online
of people going into drug stores and just stealing whatever
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they want and not paying fort in California and other places.
You know, they don't don't care. It was like whatever,
But this is one of those things where the criminal
justice system reminds people talking about, oh, racism and all
that stuff. No, it's separated by a thin green line.
There's a thin green line when it comes to this
kind of stuff. And if you're rich or received to
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be important by society, and you happen to have some
money or influential influential friends like I don't know the
person that owns the Patriots, then you can finagle your
way out of having to go to trial and face
mandatory minimums. At the very least, if everything went right,
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mandatory minimums, Jack Jones was going to go to jail
for at least a couple of years and now nothing.
I think the the gun laws when it comes to
that those kind of things, I think a little mitch little,
a little overkill, but that's a different conversation. But he
hires this pit bull attorney and he is able to escape.
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It's wild, and you know there was some kind of
under the table deal that was cut. Will will it
ever come out? Maybe somebody will write a book someday
and say that I know X, Y and Z and
here's what happened, etcetera, etcetera, et cetera. The pitbull attorney's
one thing, but this took more than a pitbull attorney.
What Jack Jones was charged with and what ended up happening,
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and so he does become Jack Jones a Rhodes Scholar
in scapology. He's a master of escapeology. Holy Houdini batman.
Facing a maximum of thirty years in prison, get forty
eight hours of community service and few visits to a
probation office which he probably won't even have to do that.
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And the Suffolk County District Attorney's office, they are right
now the Patriot Fans of the Year. Congratulations, you win
Patriot Fan of the Year. The DA there in Suffolk County,
wonderful job. They claimed they had the Hutz book, as
my grandfather would say back in the day, to claim
that they did not have confidence they could prove the
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chargers beyond a reasonable doubt. Now keep in mind it
was all captured on video. Jack Jones' name was on
the bag with the guns. He said, Hey, these are
my guns. He said it, his attorney said it, and
the Suffolk County Districtorney's officely, well, we can't prove that.
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We can't prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. They said
that Jones had knowledge that he possessed the firearms in
his bag at the time of the incident. And you
have this, this amazing case where you have so many
gun laws in Massachusetts. It's like California, Massachusetts with the
gun laws, there's tons of them. But here you have
a high profile case and so it's a bit of
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a myth. Anybody else that brings guns to Logan Airport,
you now have an example to use and you don't
have to worry about going to jail. I didn't know
there were my guns. Who knew that worked? I thought
that didn't work. When did that start working? When was
it twenty twenty? When did that start working? That's why
I imagine you're speeding on I ninety five or whatever
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highway you're on. You're speeding, the cops pull you over,
did they change it to the police have to prove
that you knew you were speeding, sir? Do you know
how fast you were driving? How fast you were driving? No, sir,
I have no idea. I can't get a ticket. I
don't know how fast I was driving. Sir. You can't
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prove beyond a reasonable doubt that I was driving that fast,
that I knew I was driving that fast. You can't
do it. So wow. Now I have heard over there
some my my friends in Boston have told me that
the Patriots are very good to the local district attorney's
offices and the people that would be involved in prosecuting crimes.
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Could it be this is a quid pro quo. You
scratch my back, I'll scratch your back, and hey, we'll
we'll help you out. You want to see that big
Patriot game against Buffalo this year or the Jets. I
know a guy. You take care of me, I'll take
care of you.
Speaker 2 (09:57):
Now.
Speaker 1 (09:57):
That would never happen, right, Oh God forbid, nobody he
ever does that? All right?
Speaker 2 (10:01):
Now?
Speaker 1 (10:01):
Furthermore, moving on, let's go cross the country to the
Bay Area. We'll leave the Patriots and go to the
forty nine ers. An anonymous NFL agent claiming that Nick
Bosa he's a defensive player. Nick Bosa has all the
leverage over the forty nine ers. Now that unnamed alleged
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agent story that's bounced around the pinball machine of sports
datter the agent claiming that twenty eight or the thirty
one other teams would pay him the money that he wants.
That Nick Bosa and his agent are fully aware of
the situation, and so they're not going to give the
Niners a hometown discount. They want the full Monte, they
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want everything, and on the open market, nick Bosa would
get exactly that. He knows it. So the money quote
is Bosa has all the leverage. That's the money quote.
Does Nick Bosa have all the leverage over the forty
nine ers? And the arrow on this one is pointing down.
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The arrow on this one is pointing down. That's the
way I see it. I do not see this as
all the leverage and all that. Methinks, the source to
this report, I have no inside information, but my gut
tells me the source on this was Nick Bosa's agent.
That that's the source. And if he had all the leverage,
Bosa would have already been paid and he'd be preparing
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to play for the Niners against the Steelers in a
pretty good matchup this weekend. But this whole thing is
a trivial pursuit. It is a trivial pursuit because it
depends on how hell bent the forty nine ers are
to save a few shekels, and I don't know that.
Maybe they want to save a couple of dollars here.
If the Niners want to play hardball and be the
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douche canoe in this particular story, then Bosa is stuck
between the devil and the deep blue sea. Right, And
here's why he's under track for another year at about
eighteen million or less than eighteen million dollars. Then the
Niners could play tag you're it, and can tag him
multiple times. And so he doesn't have a lot of levers,
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a lot of leverages. Hey, all right, I'm free. I'm
gonna go somewhere else. That's it now. His only leverages
not play. But if you don't play, you don't get paid,
which I think is problematic. But what do I know
I'm not the accountant for Nick Bosa. Maybe he's saved
enough money he didn't need to work anymore. And that's
that all right, party shot. Let's go quickly to Dallas
where Trevon Diggs is singing the praises of his teammate
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Micah Parsons. If you didn't see this one Digs when
discussing the value of the defensive star teammate. Digg said
that Micah Parsons should get not just the top money
for a defensive player. He said, quarterback money is what
he said. He said, he's got the talent. He's like
(12:58):
a quarterback. Changes the whole team, the way he plays,
the whole defense changes around blah blah blah. Paraphrasing, So
will Micah Parsons end up because Trevon Diggs said, so,
will he end up getting quarterback money from the Cowboys?
And so, to quote the great Jim Carrey from Dumb
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and Dummer, when he was told there was a one
in a million chance he could date the lady Mary
in that movie, he said, so you're telling me there's
a chance. Yeah, I think on this one it's not
outrageous because of the variable that is Jerry Jones, and
Jerry is a smitten kitten with his defensive stars. And
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you could see Jerry getting out of bed on his
yacht and saying that, yes, yes, I'm going to break
the bank with Michaeh Parsons and this was gonna be
the guy. If it wasn't Jerry Jones, I'd say there's
no way. It's also shocking that a player in the
NFL like Trevon Diggs would upsell a teammate. That never
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It's Ben Maller, a Jack Jones theme Mallard monologue, What
a story.
Speaker 1 (15:20):
Guys charged with a bunch of fellon these two loaded
guns Logan Airport in June and by the start of
the NFL regular season nothing to see here. Man, that's wild.
I'm not.
Speaker 6 (15:39):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (15:40):
I don't own the guns. But if you do own
the guns, though, I mean, I would be so paranoid
if I went to the airport, I'd be like double
triple checking. I can't have a gun here again. You
know that don't thing. But you know he's the young guy.
He fed up out the alien opiner says before I
was an overnight famous alien opiner. Logan Airport security had
no It's about pulling me out of the line and
(16:02):
giving me a second look. Maybe Kraft got his attorney's
ear and just mentioned the fruit of the Poisonous tree. Yeah,
you remember alf when this old attorney from Florida called
up before this had gone public, before it was public record,
right after the Robert Kraft story broke. It was like,
I think it was like the second or third day,
(16:22):
this old dude called up, and I think he was
like the original attorney back when they were forming America
and a very nice man. But he mentioned that Robert
Craft was going to get out of any trouble because
of the fruit of the poisonous tree. We had never
heard of the fruit of the poisonous tree. This guy had,
and he was absolutely right. That's exactly what happened. It's wow. Now,
(16:43):
I was told I got an email from a guy
that the Toucher and Rich Show, which is the big
morning show in Boston that were on before them, and
they had somebody apparently call their show yesterday who tipped
them off that this was going to happen with Jack Jones.
So I didn't hear it, but you several of you said, Hey,
did you hear this guy called up? He knew everything.
(17:06):
I'm guessing he either worked at the Suffolk District Attorney's
office or he knows somebody that works at that District
Attorney's office, A big Panta says, excellent monologue on the
Jack Jones story. That guy is a moron with money.
And I'm sure Robert Kraft took the judge and Da
out for a special massage. Well he did not go
(17:27):
to the Orchids of Asia day spa that is no
longer unfortunately open from what I've heard. Supermarket Steve writes
and he says, my uncle used to work at the Pentagon,
and his favorite thing was the look on the X
ray tech's face when his bag went through with his
service revolvers in it. Then would flash his badge when
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asked to open it or go to jail, and he
would tell them to open it and they would be
going to jail. It's kind of cool. That's a flex, right, Yeah,
that's the ultimate FU. He's just saying, you work at
the Pentagon, It's like the ultimate FU two. Like I
work at the Pentagon. We know everything. We record all
your phone calls, we have a record of all your
(18:11):
text messages, anything you've said naughty or nice. We know everything.
We know the entire situation that's going on. Let's go
to the phones. We'll say hello to uh, let's go
to Tony, who's in the Bay area. Hello Tony, welcome,
Hey man.
Speaker 6 (18:29):
I had a similar story years ago. A cop pulled
me over, got me out of the car, and when
he's patting me down, he found a voted at three
eighty in my pocket. So when I went to court,
the public defender was like, well, you know, I don't
remember exactly, this is years and years ago, but like, oh,
you're gonna have to do about a year in jail
(18:50):
or whatnot, just that and the other. And I was like,
you know, well, I got a job and I got
a kid on the way. You know you can you
work something out here. She goes, okay, i'll be back.
She comes back a little later and she goes, well,
you're still gonna have to do jail time, but this,
you know, we can get it down to a misdemeanor
and this that. And I said, you know, once again,
(19:10):
you know, I got a kid on the way, I
got a job, you know this, that and the other.
And she goes, well, let me see what I could do.
She comes back and says, well, you won't have to
do any jail time. You just have to do some
community service and be on probation, promise that you won't
have a deadly weapon anymore. So I just wanted to
share that.
Speaker 1 (19:29):
No, well, you were playing with the forty nine ers
at the time, right, Tony.
Speaker 6 (19:34):
No, No, I had a public defender, so you know,
all right, but she did her job. I appreciate what
she did for me, you.
Speaker 1 (19:43):
Know, yeah, very nice. All right, Well, thank you, Tony.
I appreciate that. There you go. All right, we'll hang
up on you. Let's say all out to Chris. Who's
in the Commonwealth. What's going on? Chris? You are next?
Speaker 7 (19:53):
Hey, yeah, I'm driving into work. Hey Ben, Hey, everybody.
You gots a great Jack Jones got very lucky. But he,
like you said, a bulldog of a of a lawyer
and and writing some backhanded you know, and shake the
hand and this and that. That's pretty cool, you know,
I mean yeah, yeah, and uh, because you mentioned like
(20:14):
getting a speeding ticket, because I'm gonna have to go
to court.
Speaker 2 (20:16):
Guys.
Speaker 7 (20:17):
I got a feeding ticket one day, and I'm you know,
I'm still waiting for the summons.
Speaker 2 (20:21):
You know, to go in to fight.
Speaker 7 (20:22):
And I don't know what to say bad? How do
I how do I plead my gates for my feet
and ticket.
Speaker 1 (20:27):
Well you just use the Jack Jones defense, you say. Listen,
I didn't. I did not realize my car could go
that fast. I had no idea. It's the car maker's fault.
It ain't my fault.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
Oh man.
Speaker 7 (20:41):
I love the show, and uh, I really appreciate everything
you got. And congratulations on your new gig. Thank you
all right, and have a great day.
Speaker 1 (20:50):
All right, thanks, try to watch it. If you can't
either help let's all right, well don't we we'll get
over to Eddie. How about that? And by I mean
before we get to There is a story bouncing around here,
Is it true? A mega quarterback contract about to be
handed out? A lot of chatter in the overnight that
the Bengals are about to pay Joe Burrow and he's
(21:14):
expecting a contract extension. The insider crowd chirping away that
by the end of the week Joe Burrow expected to
get the forever Ohio Lottery contract to stay in Cincinnati,
and the noise was he's gonna set a record for well,
(21:36):
not a Deshaun Watson record. He won't even be the
highest paid quarterback in Ohio. But other than Deshaun Watson.
He's supposed to reset the market Joe Burrow. See if
that actually happens. Until the Bengals sign a guy like Burrow,
You're always skeptical because it's the Bengals, and the Bengals
like to drag things out. And I'll believe it when
(21:57):
I see Joe Burrow at a news conference smiling with
a Cheshire Cat smile from ear to ear with all
that cash. But that is the story that's going around
here in the overnight, that Burrow is about to get
that big contract from Cincinnati.
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Speaker 4 (22:59):
By the way, take care of the Diamondbacks.
Speaker 1 (23:01):
Three two Yes, big story here got a text Dodgers
Marlins game. My friend Marlin's Man said that you're watching
the game. He was sitting right by and on plate
at the Marlins game. Celebrity fan of the show, the
Great Marlins Man. For him, his name's Lawrence.
Speaker 4 (23:17):
Cincinnati is holding the final wildcard spot in the National lead.
They got a half game lead on Miami, one game
lead on Arizona, and a two game lead on San Francisco.
Brewers beat the Pirates seven to three. Milwaukee's lead on
Chicago top the NL Central is still at two and
a half games. He had the Orioles beating the Angels
five to four to ten innings, raised walk off with
an eighty six winning eleven innings over the Red Sox.
So Baltimore still has that three and a half game
(23:38):
lead on Tampa Bay and the Ale East Twins over
the Guardians eight to three. It's now a seven game
lead for Minnesota on Cleveland atop the Al Central.
Speaker 1 (23:45):
And Terry Francona all but announced he's done. He's gonna retire.
That's it. At the end of the year. That the
last the party's over.
Speaker 4 (23:54):
Braves lose to the Cardinals ten to six. It was
the Phillies bea Daves lost the Cardinals. Yeah, well, you
know you're play enough games you lose.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
It looks like they would never lose again the way
they played the Dodgers the first few games of that series.
They did lose the last.
Speaker 4 (24:05):
Game though, Phillies were shut up by the podres ate
nothing And as we heard moments ago, John Carlos Stanton.
Speaker 1 (24:12):
Hit a home run four hundred run. You wouldn't know
him by the highlight, but the Tigers five to one.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
Now, like de Ben Maller Andthtyrach dot Com Foxdio, someone
knows with.
Speaker 1 (24:21):
A John Sterling highlight, you gotta let it breathe, you
gotta let it breeze, because John's got a lot of stick.
She gets John on the podcast. You think he's gonna
come back next year as a Yankee broadcaster to do
that's a good point. He was great. I loved every
time I've talked, I've taught. I've only talked to Sterling
a few times. Every time I've talked to John Sterling,
whatever I need, he helps me out. He's great. He
(24:43):
told me. He said, the most important thing about these
dumb jobs that we have is you have to sell
the soap. That's what he said. That's an old sell
the soap. That's old scoring. I love that. I love that.
Speaker 9 (24:52):
Every time I talked with Steve Hartman on the weekend,
he brings up the fact that John Sterling isn't even
in the Baseball Hall of Fame. He's not in like
any like broadcaster hall of Fame at all.
Speaker 1 (25:02):
Anyway, he should be in the Hall of Fame. He
should be. The people don't like him because he's goofy.
There's an anti John Sterling bias out there. But Sterling
was a big star in Atlanta as a sportscaster before
he went to New York. He did NBA games and
a bunch of other stuff.
Speaker 9 (25:18):
Yeah, what's wrong with the call? Who cares if he's
not Vin Scully. No one's got to be Vin Scully exactly.
And some cities have Homer announcers. Chicago's a Homer announcer
Town New York goes either way, there's some Homer. Yes,
I hated him, I love I think. But the favorite
(25:41):
thing about Hawk was when the Socks were getting just
absolutely hammered, he would go dead silence on television.
Speaker 1 (25:47):
The other two guys in the game. The funniest was
when it was him and Tom Sor and they would whimpy. Yeah,
they would see so depressed, like they like somebody had
kicked their dogs, stolen their lawn, and it was it
was wonderful, it was so it was so hilarious. It's
not like the White Sox had great teams every year.
And they had a couple of good teams, but it's
(26:08):
not like they were great every year.
Speaker 9 (26:09):
And even the Adam Dunn Socks would like fall apart
now and then.
Speaker 1 (26:12):
Yeah, and they forced him out, you know, they they
forced Hawk Harrelson to leave the White Sox broadcast if
he said it. He did a podcast was it this year?
Last year with Aj Persinski, and he said that he
wanted to keep going the White Sox brass like you're
too old. You got to get out of here. So
they forced him out of the broadcast with let's keep
it going. We'll go to the phones, Let's go to Brooklyn.
We are big. We have a ten share in Brooklyn.
(26:34):
Our friend Marcel in the borough Brooklyn. Hello, Marcel, go
number or Hendrick Homer. Mister, oh that's breaking news, breaking news.
Speaker 2 (26:49):
Ye what the breaking news in the Nope the breaking
news sounder three plays, Nope yeah, nope, yeah, someone could
put yes please.
Speaker 1 (27:02):
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 2 (27:09):
Ovation yes yes Carlo.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
Can I get an amen?
Speaker 2 (27:16):
Four hundred homers?
Speaker 1 (27:19):
Can I get an amen?
Speaker 9 (27:20):
Of them?
Speaker 2 (27:21):
Can't? We definitely get an amen?
Speaker 1 (27:23):
It is amen the player of the morning.
Speaker 2 (27:29):
Now it's gonna be.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
But Marcel, I know, yester morning. I know you're a
Seahawks ambassador. Are you still a Jets and Giants ambassador?
Or no?
Speaker 2 (27:37):
I have the Giants ambassador. The Ray Green has always there,
but the Seahawks.
Speaker 1 (27:46):
Yeah, I know, all right, all righty.
Speaker 2 (27:51):
I hope the enemy or even the devil with in
mister Justin and Cincinnati has some Oh yeah, some TV
picks is coming your way. So a new Dawn, a
new is my friend.
Speaker 9 (28:05):
So no, no, that's that was the wrong job. Hold on,
let's see what we got here.
Speaker 1 (28:12):
No, that's not it. What about this one? That's very funny, Militia.
Speaker 2 (28:20):
Let's let's get back, and.
Speaker 1 (28:23):
He joins, what are you doing your phone? Hold? Hold
put that. There's a lot of wind on that line.
Hold on sake. There we go. All right, there's love
the right line.
Speaker 2 (28:32):
Go ahead, Marshall and he joins us right now, mister
Justin and Cincinnati some TV picks for the very first time.
Good morning and happy hump day. It's September. So what
do you have? Why am I the devil? Well that's
because I have to say the devil's a devil. He
(28:52):
will burn like fire.
Speaker 1 (28:55):
But since I walked makes a.
Speaker 7 (28:58):
Lot, I guarantee I've got this TV pick locked up.
Speaker 2 (29:02):
I think you watched Hustler Barely Illegal, Volume twenty seven
on VHS. Wh what.
Speaker 1 (29:14):
Yeah, Marcel, I don't know if you know this, but
Justin spent thousands of dollars in his porn collection. It's
all VHS, so he's unwilling to give that up. Unfortunately,
he's uh, he has a VHS and that thing breaks.
He has to get it fixed because he spent all
that money on the collections. Remember, be kind rewind for
many years this.
Speaker 2 (29:32):
Is not gonna be exactly where it is only DVD.
Speaker 1 (29:36):
Can Oh you've only like the DVD movies, Marsa. Oh,
he's got a consort here. It's all streaming now, it's
all streaming. So all right, Marcel, I'm gonna say you
watched a show that has not even been taped yet,
Benny versus the penny you watch?
Speaker 2 (29:51):
That?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Is that correct?
Speaker 2 (29:52):
Oh? I think it's going to be streaming on YouTube.
Speaker 1 (29:57):
Oh yeah, no, it's no, it's actually on TV. That's
not just YouTube. I love YouTube, I watch it all
the time, but it's actually TV. You better watch that myself.
Speaker 3 (30:07):
Not.
Speaker 1 (30:07):
I'm gonna call the authorities on you. The YEP FCC
is gonna be very upset with you unless they don't
give a crap. Go ahead, Eddie, please chop chop, we must.
Speaker 4 (30:19):
I'm gonna say you watched the People's Court.
Speaker 2 (30:22):
Oh for daytime lovers.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
Yes, very romantic. I always used to go on daytime dates.
And my lady friends love the peoples.
Speaker 4 (30:31):
They take the lawns of your own hands.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Well, turn them on. They love that. Yes, all right,
go ahead, please, Chris, we must hurry up, we must.
We want to say.
Speaker 9 (30:39):
I'm gonna say you you watched a rerun of season
three of the two thousands edition of Battlestar Galactica.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
This many years ago when I was a little child
in the two thousands.
Speaker 1 (30:54):
Yeah, we're back in the day in the two thousands. Yeah,
go ahead, goop, buddy. I think you watched season two
of Winning Time the Rise of the Lakers Dynasty.
Speaker 2 (31:06):
It's that on HBO or even TV on HBO.
Speaker 1 (31:11):
Yes, it was on HBO, streaming.
Speaker 2 (31:13):
On Max Incident.
Speaker 1 (31:15):
Yes, we hurry up, real as here we go, chop
all right, our TV.
Speaker 2 (31:21):
Pick from last night. It will be.
Speaker 1 (31:26):
Yeah, he watched yet, but he watched it. He watched
it all. There you go, mar Now we know this
is all No, no, this is not He watched it, right,
So he watched an old episode? How many? How many
years ago? Did you tell Marcel to just repeat whatever
(31:46):
you say? I've never sen.
Speaker 5 (31:51):
Red handed marcel I ever. Marcell, get out of here. Wow,
you cheater, cheatter the truth? You get that upset? Marcel
I never said anything of the sort to Marcel. He
was watching old episodes on YouTube of Benny Versus the Penny.
(32:11):
That's all that was classic episodes to get ready for
the football season. Anyway, we are going to play password
the word Game of Stars. I need some contestants. If
you want to play, call right now eight seven, seven
ninety nine on Fox we get the password the word
Game of the Stars and we'll do it next.
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Speaker 3 (33:02):
Everyone is password, you idiot, Password the word Game of
the Stars. Here's Ben Meller.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
So this is kind of crazy. We're gonna play password
the word Game of Stars. There are roughly five hundred
million different names, and the people that have called up
to play password both have the same name. What are
the odds let's be Frank. What do you say? We'll
play the b Frank edition of Password the Word Game
(33:32):
of the Stars. We've got I know the name jokes
are on Friday. We've got Frank in Lost Wages, Nevada.
Hello Frank, Oh boy, I punched the wrong line. All right,
that happened. I hate when that happens. All Right, there
we go, Hello Frank, Hello Ben? How's everything in Vegas?
(33:55):
Right now?
Speaker 2 (33:56):
They had the warman back up again? The rain stop
and we're back to triple digits out.
Speaker 1 (34:02):
Here, perfect Vegas weather.
Speaker 6 (34:05):
Golf tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
There you go, live in the dream. All right, Frank?
What do you do? You work in the hotel business? There? Frank?
What do you got going on in here?
Speaker 2 (34:12):
I do work at Resources World, the newest hotel.
Speaker 1 (34:15):
On the strip. Nice. I have not been there. I'll
have to check it out. Hold on, you got to
stop in all right, I'll drop your name, Frank. Hold
on a second, and we have another Frank in Pennsylvania.
Hello Frank, the Pennsylvania Frank, Hey Ben, Hello Frank, welcome.
What part of Pennsylvania are in? Frank?
Speaker 6 (34:34):
George p A.
Speaker 1 (34:37):
Yeah, what's that? Is that? Near something else?
Speaker 2 (34:40):
Philadelphia? Oh?
Speaker 1 (34:41):
Near Philly. I got you all right? Well, very cool? Well,
thank you, Frank. And you're are you just starting your.
Speaker 2 (34:46):
Day or oh, my night's over. I'm going over.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
My night's over too, in like eight minutes, my night's over.
It's wild crazy. Isn't that a great feeling? It's good feeling, right,
great fail, It's a wonderful feeling. Yeah, what kind of
work do you do there, Frank? I''re going to wear
We're gonna wearhouse, all right, very cool, honest job. You
need to take a shower, clean up a little bit.
All right, very good. So we'll go to Frank Frank
one who's in Vegas. We'll punch him up here if
(35:12):
we can not screw this. No, that was definitely not him.
Hello Frank in Vegas?
Speaker 7 (35:19):
All right, I'm here.
Speaker 1 (35:20):
All right, Frank? Who do you want to partner up with?
By the way, Coop, I need to listen words. Who
do you want to partner up with?
Speaker 6 (35:24):
Their?
Speaker 1 (35:24):
Frank in Vegas?
Speaker 6 (35:26):
Well, since my my favorite rock stars Alice Cooper, I
gotta go with Coop Ah.
Speaker 1 (35:31):
Coop a loo. Congratulations Coop and Frank and Pennsylvania. You
worked all night there you're outside Philly. Who do you
want to partner up with Coop Steak? You got me
or Eddie or Chris?
Speaker 2 (35:44):
I'll take you all right.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
You sound like you're very excited to do that. Let's
play the game. We don't have a lot of time.
We have a list of words. One to ten Frank
in Vegas, Frank, you got on the air first, Vegas, Frank.
So pick a number we go with. I'm going nine,
number nine, it is appropriate for Cooper loop. Go ahead there, Coop?
(36:07):
All right? Uh, we'll go with.
Speaker 3 (36:10):
Swindler Swingler, No, swindler, Oh, Swindler.
Speaker 6 (36:19):
I'm gonna go with loup rock.
Speaker 1 (36:23):
No, that is it correct? Uh? I think I want
to say what I want to say. I don't think
I'm allowed to say. But let's go with d fraud.
Speaker 2 (36:35):
Uh what do you say?
Speaker 1 (36:39):
Be no, not beef? All right, boy, I thought this
would be easy. Go ahead there, cool, We start out
with ten points, go down nine to eight? Now seven,
let's go with come on, Chop, chop, oh man, jop
fraud fraud Vegas Frank. Are we not even get through
(37:04):
one word? Come on, holy holy Canoley, No, that's not it.
All right, Let's go with how about trickster? Trickster Pennsylvania,
Frank trickster. Oh Man, how about astro?
Speaker 2 (37:21):
How about astro?
Speaker 1 (37:23):
You can't say that you got, buddy, I tell it
your knuckle ahead. Cheter was the word cheter. Cheter
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