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I got three greyhounds. One ofthem his name is PJ. He's large.
He is ninety pounds. He's thebiggest greyhound I've ever seen. He
is. He was a great racer, nineteen racing wins in his illustrious greyhound
racing career. Still has a bigmotor. He's five years old, about
to be six, but still hasa big motor. And he goes on
a lot of jogs with me.Should I take him to the Maverick Run

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this weekend and run the five kwith him? Did you look over the
rules? Is that okay? Itis okay, okay. I was emailing
my new friend Sadie Lamplot from youand O and she said, absolutely please
bring your furry friends. Doggos aremore than welcome to join us on the
runner for festivities. Cool because youcan just go and hang out to the
festivity. They have a ton ofvendors and stuff going on there, and

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there's a beer garden for people twentyone plus. You don't even have to
run to enjoy all that. Yeah, that sounds like a really fun time
for you, MPJ. I thinkso too. I need my wife needs
clearance. And the one thing iswhat if we are running really well,
and then all of a sudden,PJ feels like he's got a problem,

(01:10):
Like just does he does he?Does he have any soreness or anything like
that or anything. No, Andsometimes when you smell the right smell,
Oh, you just have to youhave to let it go, you know.
I'm so I'm sorry. Are wetalking about number one number two?
Or are we talking about the birdsand the bees? Oh? Come on,

(01:32):
I'm not sure you you think mydog's trying to make birds of the
bees happen on a run? Idon't know. It is spring. Stop
it I watched Bambie. No stop, I know what happens in spring.
You're a weird guy. I'm nota weird guy. It's it was.
It was a fair question. Notracing greyhound has to be spade and or
new spade or neuter, not andspade or and or Yeah, spade or

(01:56):
neuter before you can actually adopt himofficially. So oh, yeah, he's
fixed. He doesn't care about that. The fix is in thanks to Bob
Barker. Now that guy was justbeing responsible. I won't hear anything else.
Okay, all right now, No, I was talking about it.
He needs to take a pooh.I got you. Now it all makes

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sense because I have to I haveto stop, pick up the poo yeh,
throw the pool away. And that'sgonna like get into my racing,
you know, like he's going toruin my race time by at least thirty
to forty five second depends on howfast he poohs and then how fast I
can clean it up. It's likea pit stop. Yeah, and I

(02:37):
try to get it all out ofhim before we go that that'd be the
thing, right, and you gotan unmotivated runner. Well, that's the
thing I don't. I need todouble check. I think it's going through
the park. The five k Ithink goes near or through the park,
or maybe the ten k I can'tremember. Doesn't matter, the point being
if there's a lot of grass nearby, it may be a little perilous.

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He is going to want to goin the grass and you know, leave
a mark. But other than that, I think it'd be a lot of
fun and I think he'd enjoy it. He can definitely do the three point
one miles. I'm not worried aboutthat. I think I think I'm gonna
till my wife into doing this.Sounds like a fun time. Yeah,

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well that's what I'm gonna try todo. Four twelve. Okay, So
we were talking about the news,talking about all sorts of different things.
We're keeping an eye on a fewdifferent things. Number One, Donald J.
Trump in court in New York.They have six jurors selected. That's
one third of the number that they'regoing to need, twelve jurors, six
alternates. Hey, guess what whathe uh? He was the president?

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Once I heard about that, ifyou were if they asked you were me,
there's no way we could actually dothis. We know too much.
We know there's no way we couldbe a juror. I bet I could.
No, you couldn't. Ah.I actually think I'm the perfect person
for this jury. Okay, Wellthat's funny because I have an entire list
of the questions they are asking.Here's one of the questions. Have you

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ever considered yourself a supporter of orbelonged to any of the following the QAnon
movement, Proud Boys, Oathkeepers,three Percenters, Boogaloo Boys, or Antifa.
Now, somebody's gonna have to tellme what the Boogaloo Boys are.
But otherwise that's a no for allof those. Oh, come on,
I know you better. You're you'rea you're a you're a three percenter all
the way. I don't even knowwhat that is. But I am also

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not. Oh well, here,I got more questions here. You want
to hear another one? I thinkwithout telling us the name. Do you
take any medication that would prevent youfrom being able to concentrate or pay attention
during the proceedings, during the deliberations? No? Is coffee a medication?
That that that one pill that youtake sometimes you get a little off the

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wall here, I do not.I I take ibprofen for headaches every once
in a while. That's it.That's that other pill that you're taking.
I don't take any other hill Youbetter stop it. Uh. Oh,
here's a good one. Do youparticipate in any organizations or advocacy groups?

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No? Oh dah, come on, that's not true. It is true.
I'm perfect for this. I aman advocate for no one. Okay,
here you go. Do you listento talk radio? If so,
which program you got me on thisone? I happen to listen to the
Emory Songer Show twenty hours a week. It's a lot of time. It's
a lot of time. What doesEmory Songer talk about, matt hmmm,

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oh no, they would call youMatthew or mister case. Mister case,
what does the Emory Songer Show pertain? Well, you know, it really
is a popriri. It's a communityconversation. You never know where the uh
where the show is going to goeach day. It is a lot of
politics, but it's also a lotof current events. But these cultures said
politics, mister case. I'm onlyinterested in the politics, mister case.

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What kind of politics is discussed onthe Emory Songer Show. Well, uh,
all of the all of the pollyand some of the tics. Mister
case, your services are no longerneeded? No, wait, I can
do better. You need me onthis jury? Now? I don't need

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anything. There's one hundred other peoplein the hallway waiting to be called in
here. None of them are lessof an advocate for anyone and more of
a I don't know, I'm justperfect for this, all right without telling
us, Okay, here you go. Do you have a health condition that
might interfere with your ability to behere on the appointed days and times,
otherwise preventing you from serving as ajewer. I don't know why this is

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your business. I have IBS,and I will handle my situations carefully and
with respect to all what's IBS Internationalbusiness services. We'll leave it there no
longer. I'm not gonna talk aboutthis anymore. That's not a health condition.
I bow syndrome. There you go. Oh, okay, okay.
So there may be some potty breaks. There may be a lot of potty

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breaks. Well, it says coreproceedings normally end around four point thirty in
the afternoon, though on rare occasionswe might work beyond that. Would your
schedule and responsibilities permit you to worklater if it were absolutely necessary? Is
narcolepsi a problem? Well, mistercase, I believe it may be.
Yes. Okay, then I'll bringmy pillow, see problem solved, and

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I'll make sure it's not on mypillow. I'll be impartial about it.
Do you practice a religion that wouldprevent you from sitting as a juror on
any particular weekday or weeknight? No, My religion allows me to sit or
stand whenever I need to. CanI ask which religion? That's not one
of the questions here. But I'mjust personally curious postafarian. So I'm gonna

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need religious headgear. Some call ita callander. I find that term offensive.
Do you have to wear a cumberbun underneath the calander? Yes,
only in the summer months. Ohoh, we got more. I have
more questions. This is the actualquestionnaire these jurors are getting. We found

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it, I have it. I'llcontinue my interrogation of the potential juror next
on news radio eleven ten KFA.B e Ry's songer on news radio eleven
ten KFAB. I think I wouldbe great. I'm a perfect fit.
There's only a couple of issues,you know, the IBS, the narcolepsy.
But other than that, I thinkthat I would would work really well.

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That I think that by itself disqualifiesyou. I mean, you say
that you would work really well,but I asked you point blank questions and
you could not give me acceptable answers, which were not acceptable. I mean,
you can't have IBS and be tryingto duck out of parts of the
we can't be sitting here waiting foryou. You have to be able to
hold that thing till you have arecess. Figured I would just stand up,

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announced to the crowd, dismiss myselfin return when I'm ready. You
can't be missing any part of thetrial. There bub all right. Question
twenty nine A. Have you arelative or a close friend ever worked or
volunteered for a Trump presidential campaign,the Trump presidential administration, or any other
political entity affiliated with mister Trump.No? Have you ever attended a rally

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or campaign event for Donald Trump?No? Are you signed up for,
or have you ever been signed upfor, subscribe to, or followed any
newsletter or email LISTERV run by oron behalf of mister Trump or the Trump
Organization. No. Do you'd currentlyfollow Donald Trump on any social media site.
I can answer this one because youdon't have social media. That's why
I'm perfect. No, you're notperfect. Do you have IBS? Has

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anybody said that out loud to you? No, you're not perfect. You
have ibs? Uh, only onmy dating profile? You have that on
your dating profile? Yeah, yougotta let people know. That's messed up,
man, that's weird. The UnitedStates Constitution provides that a defendant has
no burden to introduce any evidence orto testify in a criminal case. If
mister Trump chooses not to testify orto introduce any evidence. Can you give

(10:09):
us your assurance that you will nothold that against him? Yes? What
bit? Is that the right answer? I think that's the right answer.
But I mean I don't believe you. Oh really? Yeah, well can
you ask it again? I wasI was thinking more about something else from
No, No, you don't getno reados is what? This is what
the jurors, That's what I'm afraidof. They're gonna They're gonna say the

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answers that they think that the peoplewant to hear. So they get on
the jury because they know, firstof all, you get off work.
Secondly, the jurors got kind offamous after the OJ thing. So I
will I mean full disclosure I wason the jury, read my book that
I just wrote, right, andfull disclosure. I am going to pivot
this into it hopefully a talk show, certainly a book deal, and then

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I'm thinking maybe even a feature lengthfilm at some point that's just based on
my life. Your life. Yeah, but you're one of twelve the juror
with ibs that saved America. Isit like a rehash of twelve angry men?
Have you seen that? No?Just one uncomfortable man who has to
go to the bathroom that also hasnarcolepsy. Yes, that's a bad combo.

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Let me tell you, Emory Songer, those two are a bad combo.
Yeah, you want to be inthe court room with Donald Trump and
you know, have the entire countryin your hands. Yes, this is
this is why we can't trust themedia. It's you. You give us
all a bad name. Really.Yeah, Have you a relative or a

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close friend ever been employed by alaw enforcement agency, for example, the
police, FBI, District Attorney's office, Departmative Correction, et cetera. No,
that's a lie. What part wasa lie? Well, Marvin called
in and he said that you werefollowing him around. No, that's not
what Marvin said, and it's alsonot true. Oh okay, well there

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you go. Well you passed mylimited question. They're forty two of these
things. I don't want to askyou all of them. I'm still trying
to figure out what the boogoloo boysare. Not quite sure. Do you
have any strong opinions or firmly heldbeliefs about whether a former president may be
criminally charged in state court? Not? Really, I don't believe you.

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That's the perfect answer, though.But that's the thing. You know,
it's the perfect answer. But that'sthe thing. Do you think that the
person asking the questions is gonna yellat me? I don't believe you.
Yes, here's one. Have youread or listened to audio of any of
the following books or podcasts by MichaelCohen or Mark Pomerantz. If so,
please let us know what you've heardor read effects your ability to be a

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fair and impartial juror. In thiscase, disloyal a memoir, No Maya
Kulpa, the revenge people versus DonaldTrump? No, no, no,
no. But don't they know thatthat's probably the right answer. It's also
the It's also that it's it's theright answer, and it'ser the correct answer
for me. I've never read orlistened to any of those. Well,

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I don't believe you. You're stuckhere, my friend. Dang it,
you can't be on the jury fourtwenty eight. So, yeah, those
are some real questions they're asking thesepotential jurors, and they have to pass
the quiz and they have to selectthe jurors based on that information. If
you want to come on to theshow, you want to take some of
the quiz. You want to tellus about what you think about these questions
and how they're going to be ableto pick this jury out of thin air

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somehow. You can call in atfour oh two five five eight eleven ten.
Four oh two five five eight eleventen. Also, we got some
news between Israel and Iran and howthe United States handles that. Will hear
about what Secretary of State Anthony Blinkinsaid about that coming up as well on
news radio eleven ten KFAB and RieSonger on news radio eleven ten KFAB.

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What is that the what are thesplotch test or the words association tests,
you know, like those things asa psychiatrists use to try to like get
into your brain. It was like, okay, so what are you thinking
about, Like I'm going to saya word you have to say exactly like
the thought process that go on,like goes on your word association. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, So I'm gonnagive you one and you give me
you give me your immediate you knowfeedback. Okay. Bank Literally my first

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thought was wasn't there an Iowa Statebasketball player whose last name was Bankhead from
the nineties. That was my firstthought. Well, I'll just say money,
I say bank That's what I thoughtof first, that he GE's wrong
with you? Nothing. I'm normalexcept for the ibs and dark elepsy,

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which is a weird combination. It'scaused a lot. There was Sean Bankhead,
Oh come, six foot six,played for Iowa State. Mister Emory
song, you should have known this. That's a little before my time.
He averaged eight points, three rebroundsand about two assists the game. Wow
shot and then did what number fiftytwo? That's a pretty cool number.

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No, it's not i A.Wowa State had some great unis in the
in the nineties. What are wetalking about? What are you talking about?
Talking about Sean Bankhead? That wasmy word association. All right,
well, now here's another one.Okay, the money, Green Green Draymond.
Oh, stop bills, Buffalo?Was that wrong? Put the word

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bills at Cafe b dot com?Oh? Was that what I was supposed
to say? Yeah, and thenyou're gonna you're gonna have a chance to
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Gosh darn it, why are youlike? Why are you the way
that you are? What's that fromwhy are you the way that you are?

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It's from the office. Oh that'sright, why are you the way
that you are? You know what, though I've wondered that a lot of
times, I don't have any answers. We're all the way we are just
because we are. You try tobe somebody you're not, you just aren't
right, and then you end updriving yourself crazy trying to be something that
you're not. I always thought it'dbe fun just to quit everything that I

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ever done in my life and getcompletely, like like splice all my social
media and everything and just go toa completely different place where I know zero
people and just like start my newlife and like make adjustments to my personality.
As if I'm gonna be able topull those off. How can you
do that? Like you're like actingtwenty four to seven? You have to

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just be who you are. Howdo you know who you are? Practice
in the mirror? No, youjust practice you just like you just be
who you are all the time,and then you learn about the way that
you are. You notice trends aboutyour life. Like for me, I'm

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a fairly abrasive person. For peoplewho get to know me a lot I
don't talk a whole lot, LikeI'm friendly, but I don't talk a
whole lot to people, and Idon't know them, like, I just
feel a little awkward. There's nota whole lot to talk about. I
don't know you very well. Andthen as we get to know each other,
you know, just by like beingexposed to each other or whatever.
A lot of people, you know, find me to be kind of a
big personality. Sometimes it's hard tokeep up with me in a lot of

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ways, and generally, you know, you kind of figure out who enjoys
that and who doesn't. There area lot of people that just stop wanting
to be my friend after a while, just because I'm assuming that it's a
me thing, all right. It'sjust like my personality is just too big
for them. Like it was greatwhen they were getting to know me,
and then once they really knew me, they were like, oh, man,
I just that guy. That guyjust knows about too many things and

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talks about stuff that I know nothingabout. Seasons of life though, yeah,
I mean that's not a bad thing. Everybody's got to do what they
gotta do. But you notice thosetrends by just being yourself, well,
I told you this. I toldyou that the WNBA is going to really
get a real kick in the shorts. And everybody who doubted me and doubted

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what I was saying when Kaitlin Clarkannounced for the WNBA draft and they said
she's losing money, that's insane.You're right. She's only making seventy six
thousand dollars in her first year hercontract. The people know her contract is
four year contract, three years andthen an option year. She is going
to have a four year contract thatwill make her about three hundred thousand dollars

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in total over the length of thecontract. But her rookie year she'll make
seventy six thousand dollars. Okay,we probably all know somebody. You don't
have to go too far away fromyour small circle of close friends to find
somebody who makes about that much moneydoing something very not public, right,
right, But she was making zerodollars from the University of Iowa. She's

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also making zero dollars from her collective. All of her nil deals were generally
more large endorsements, and all thoseendorsements are going with her, including more
are jumping on board now that she'sgoing to the pros. So she's gonna
make more endorsement money, and she'sgonna make seventy six thousand dollars for playing
basketball for a forty game, threemonth season. Now everybody's comparing it to

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like NBA. That's insane. TheNBA, first of all, is a
marketing machine. They have massive nationaltelevision deals. They have a ton of
infrastructure that has existed since the nineteenforties that they've built up from there.
They've had worldwide fame, notable stars. The WNBA is still trying to work
on that. Caitlin Clark might belike the person who punches through that glass
ceiling on an international level. WhatI'm saying is it's not comparable. It's

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apples and oranges. You know howmany games are in a WNBA season,
Matt? How many is it about? Thirty forty forty? Okay? And
then the playoffs? Right? Youknow how many's in the NBA? Eighty
two and then the playoffs? Okay? So are we really comparing that?
Are we comparing the money made bya guy who plays in a much more
established, much more marketable league foreighty two games over what six or seven

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months? And then the playoffs whichare seven game series. It's all TV
deals, media deals and all thatstuff. If ratings are up across the
WNBA, then salaries will be thenumbers are going to start increasing. There's
no doubt about it, right thatthe revenue increases, the salaries increase,
and she will be Caitlin will bea beneficiary of that. Okay, I'm
not worried about that. The otherthing is they play forty games over like

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three months. That's not anywhere closeto the same schedule that we're talking about
here, right. I mentioned thisbecause they have announced the rating last night
for the WNBA draft. How manypeople do you think watched the WNBA Okay,
so let's revisit. Do you rememberwhat how many viewers there were for

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the National Championship women's basketball game?Was it about almost almost nineteen? Almost
nineteen? Right? That broke allthe basketball records over the last five years,
and that includes men's college basketball,women's college basketball, and the NBA.
That's the most watched basketball game inover five years. Do you know
how many people watched the WNBA draftlast night on ESPN? Because remember,

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the drafts don't get the kind ofratings that the games get, right,
How many watched it last year?Do you have that? I don't want
to give you that information. Ohwell, going in completely blind? Seven
million, No, that's yeah.I should have set you up two point
five million game last night. That'swhy you should have said, yeah,
yeah, I have no frame around. It's like it was like six hundred

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thousand the year before. Okay,the previous record was like eight hundred thousand.
Ah oh and two point five Sothat beat the previous record by about
three times three almost four times actuallytime. So I'm trying to do the
math. Two point five something millionviewers. Yeah, that's not nothing.
And if that continues, if thattrend continues, and if ticket sales worship
ups four or five times, thenyou remember how many games that the Indiana

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Fever who Kaitlin Clark's playing for.Do you know how many games? Remember
how many they're going to be nationallytelevising in some way thirty six out of
forty, thirty six out of forty. Yeah, there will be people watching
those games, and it's going tomarket other people that are playing for other
teams and expose people to like Wow, Agent Wilson, Chelsea Gray, that
Kelsey Plumb, that Las Vegas Acesteam is pretty good. And speaking of

(22:47):
the Aces, Kaitlin's college teammate KateMartin was drafted by the Aces in the
second round of the draft. Ithink that uh, Chicago Chicago Sky got
Cardoso and Angel Rees, Chicago IndianIndian Indiana, So it's Indiana fever or
is it Indianapolis fever? Indiana fever? Indiana fever in the Chicago Sky.
That's gonna be big competition. Ican't wait till that first game. Angel

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Rees and Camilla Cardoso, who aretwo of the big nemesis nemeses of Iowa
during Kaitlin Clark's time. Guess whatthey got drafted by the same team,
the Chicago Sky, and they'll begoing head to head against Guess who Aliah
Boston and Caitlin Clark when those twoteams go up against each other, who

(23:33):
the saucy and Camilla was Aliah Boston'sheir this year at South Carolina. She's
she's really good and she was onthe team with her. But dang okay.
And then on top of that,the WNBA commissioner Kathy Ingelberch is her
name. She made a list offive cities that you need to be on

(23:56):
the watch for as potential expansion opportunitiespop up. You want to guess where
they are. Okay, guess guesswhere they are? Oh, guess guess
five potential expansion cities for the WNBAas According to WNBA Commissioner Kathy Engelbert,
you're setting me up again because Ipotentially will guess where they already have a
team. That's fine, that's fine. There's a lot of people listening that

(24:18):
have never watched the WBA before that. I'm just I'm throwing this out here.
I will guess Kansas City did notmake the cut here. As far
as the city she threw out there, Montreal, Nope, Omaha, nope.
I will guess. They're in twelvecities already. They're in twelve cities
already, and you have not namedone of them. Well, I know

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they're in New York, in Layep, in Chicago, and Indiana,
Diana. They probably mirror a lotof NBA markets. I think there's only
a couple that do not. Okay, Connecticut, Connecticut and Seattle do not.
Denver on there. Denver is onthere? Okay, how about Portland
not on there? Portland did havea team in the nineties, didn't work.

(25:02):
Toronto yep. Okay, uh oneof them has a longtime NBA franchise.
East Coast uh doctor j oh Philadelphiayep. One is listed as a

(25:23):
region, but there is a teamthere. They are very hot. At
least their logo is oh Miami yep, South Florida. And then finally a
team a city that there is noteam, Nashville. Okay. You'd think
I was going to get a littlebit of play here. The Moyn's gotta
the moines Omaha. Like this isthe kind of thing like jump in now,

(25:45):
Hey, she's not even paying attentionto you as a potential market here.
You don't think women's basketball can workin this region right now? Joss
Shelley was picked last night. Yeah, you know what I mean, Like
keep that in mind. By theway, way, got more on the
WNBA coming up here momentarily because therewas a notable person that you hear on
this radio station that his company wasnot allowed to be there according to his

(26:08):
story. We'll talk about that nexton news radio eleven ten KFAB. Em
Marie's sung on news radio eleven tenKFAB. They cover a lot of sports.
I mean, it's a sports website, but they got a lot of
notoriety because they were the guys thatone of their writers was covering the women's
Final Four and asked don Staley abouttrans females playing women's college basketball, and

(26:32):
it got a lot of heat oneway or the other. Don Staley said
that she didn't care. It's notobviously a problem she's had to worry about
at this point. But what's interestingis he said that they were denied access
to the WNBA Draft last night,which again would make you think, Okay,
the WNBA doesn't want to deal withthat circus. But then we found
out later that they put their credentialsin a day late or a little too

(26:55):
late, And I'm trying to figureout which side of the story I truly
believe. At this same time,OutKick has never covered anything from the WNBA,
So I would the WNBA just openthat up for anybody who isn't serious
about covering the league to cover avery big moment in their history. I
guess we're gonna find out the falloutfrom this, because the WNBA, all
of a sudden is worth covering ifyou've never done it before. That's the

(27:17):
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