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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Kenny ruined the show. It's happened. Kenny's playing Lil John.
Now there's a method to my madness. There's a reason
to this chaos. Steve's off today, by the way, and
so because Steve's not here, all the other guys thought
they didn't have to come into work. Mister Kenneth and
mister Ow and Billy Ed said, well, if Steve's not
going in, And Steve called me and said, you could
have the day off, and I said, I don't have
(00:21):
anything else to do. So he said, you could do
the show if you want. So I did do the show.
I'm doing the show, and that's what you're listening to
right now. And if you're wondering why I'm playing this music,
I'm being topical because the Party of Women brought a
guy out on stage named Lil John so he could
wrap the lyrics till the sweat drips down my balls,
(00:42):
make all these bitches crawl. Rapper Lil John igniting the
DNC Atlanta rap Phenomena. Our Georgia listeners, you must love
this guy because you're from Georgia. He's a Grammy winning
rapper with lyrics showcasing his adoration of women in songs
like Bendova, Nasty Girl in One Night's Staying. So it's
no surprise that he was on hand Tuesday night to
(01:03):
fire up the crowd at the Democratic National Convention. When
asked how Georgia delegates were casting their votes, music began
playing and lights appeared over the rapper, who shouted, Yale,
ladies and gentlemen, we are here today to officially nominate
Kamala Harris for president, said the rapper, Will John making
a surprise appearance. Georgia, how do you cast your vote?
(01:27):
It's the gayest guy on earth. He's Georgia. How do
you cast your vote? Oh no, here comes Georgia. Stop.
We're not doing this. Instead, I want to talk to
stand up comedian Tim Mathis. Tim Mathis is a funny comic.
He's a friend of mine. You may have seen him
perform at Operation Comedy Therapy. He tours all over the countries.
(01:50):
He's from Texas. He's currently working in Hollywood making writing
a comedy film there about Frisbee golf. But that's besides
the point, Tim Mathis. Is this the Party of Women?
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Oh? Sure it is? Yeah. I mean they've got Bill
Clinton speaking tonight, right, they love women. Do you how
mad do you think Bill Clinton was when somebody told
him that the tight fifteen he was promised was going
to be a speech.
Speaker 1 (02:17):
I mean, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 2 (02:18):
Of course, the guy that had to tell him that
had to be so nervous, because you know what Bill
Clinton wants. Bill Clinton wants to go back to those
Epstein days. Epstein gave eight to one to Democrat. Epstein
was a lifelong Democrat, and now they just get to
pretend that they're pro women. Get at here, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
You're onto something. They're unrelated to what we're talking about.
Epstein's former cellmate just did an interview recently where he
talked about how Epstein was being pressured by the FEDS
to squeal on Trump and that he told him in confidence,
he said, I don't have anything on Trump that they
could use against the guy. And then Epstein didn't kill himself?
(02:58):
Was the next thing that happened? Tim anything, Does that
stink a little bit like yesterday's leftover Tilapia or what?
Speaker 3 (03:05):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (03:06):
Yeah, it all stinks because we'll never figure out what happened,
because just like the assassination attempt most recently, and just
like the origin of COVID and so many other things. Well,
how many cover ups do we have going on at
the same time? It's so wild.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
It is a lot of cover ups. You're right, it's exhausting.
More cover ups than a Burka and Deerborn. All right,
So Mark Hamill is in he's at the DNC right now.
For those that don't, you all know who Mark Hamill is.
He's Luke Skywalker. He was the star of Star Wars
and he was also the star of can't think of
what else he was in. I'm sure he was in
(03:44):
something else, because Mark Hamill is such a famous actor.
But now, just the way, he's such a terrible actor.
The only thing he ever did was Luke Skywalker. So
here he is, all these decades, forty fifty years later,
almost still doing this. Here he is. Currie is hanging
out at well, actually this was Fan Expo in Chicago.
He's in town for the DNC. But while he was
there he did a little comic book appearance. May the
(04:07):
Force be with you unless your Mega, and then you
can go force yourself. May the Force be with you
unless you're Mega, and then you could go force yourself.
I know this is supposed to be clever and cute
tim But to me, doesn't this really just scream? Mark
Hamill did nothing with his life but this one single thing.
I mean, I get it. It's a pretty big movie role.
(04:28):
But isn't it weird that he never did He's never
been in anything else that was notable? Uh?
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Well, uh, he was the voice of the Joker and
a lot of animated I knew, I knew you were.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Going to say that. I knew you were going to
say that. But how many people know that? How many
people know that? Mark? And honestly, is that that big
of a deal He was in a cartoon that kids
liked in the nineties.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
Well, he's done it a few times. He did all
the art games and everything. He's been pretty big on
that stuff. But it's so that's beside the point. That's
just the actor in me defending another actor, even though
he doesn't deserve it.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (05:08):
The funny thing about Mark Hamill turning on half the
fans is Disney famously mossballed the character of Luke Skywalker.
Kathleen Kennedy got very angry with John Favreau when he
brought him back for the finale of season two of
The Mandalorians. And now it's funny because they're discussing ways
(05:31):
to you know, deep bake Luke Skywalker back into shows
and stuff like that. But the problem is he's already
lost half his fans, right, So even if they do
bring Luke back somehow through the AI and all that stuff,
you know, Da Jim or whatever, bring back old Luke again,
even though he already died in the movies, because Disney
are idiots, it's not gonna work, you know, when you're
(05:56):
going around telling half your fans to f themselves essentially, right,
nobody's going to support your next project. Uh so, I
love the fact that he's helping them paint themselves more
into a corner. I think we're gonna mention here shortly
that their big new show, The Acolyte isn't even getting
(06:18):
a second season because.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
Yeah, yeah, no, it's true. Yeah yeah. Disney spent an
estimated one eighty million dollars so they could let some
weirdo claim the Jedi were created by lesbian witches. Excuse me,
I'm so sorry, diverse lesbian witches, poc lesbian witches. They
said it was going to be the gayest Star Wars
show ever. And it was just as popular as you
(06:42):
would guess it would be one hundred and eighty million dollars.
Flesh down the toilet, Tim, Are you surprised by this.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Twenty two million dollars an episode something like that? Good lord,
I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised at all. I mean,
the show is bad. And what's funny is you know
I gon X or Twitter, whatever you want to call it.
You know, people are losing their minds. The ten people
that actually enjoyed this show, and one of them was, well,
(07:09):
if it's not for you, you shouldn't get it canceled.
And I pointed out, well, yeah, but if if you
make a move or a show for one hundred and
eighty million dollars, it has to be more than just
for a few people, right. You have to be able
to justify the cost of your project. And if only
ten percent of Star Wars fans likes this piece of crap,
(07:31):
then you're not going to justify it because nobody's going
to watch it. And Star Wars is a completely ruined brand.
I mean Disney bought it for what five billion or
something like that. Yeah, they still have not made their
money back, and it couldn't have happened to a bigger
group of jerks.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
Yeah, who do you think has done more damage to
the Disney brand? Excuse me, to the Star Wars brand,
Disney or Mark Hamill. And while and while you're thinking
about the answer to that question, here's another news story
this morning that will remind us that Disney is evil.
Disney was involved in a lawsuit until yesterday where a
guy's wife went to a Disney theme park ate at
(08:10):
an hypoallergenic themed restaurant. There's supposed to be a restaurant
that is very sensitive to your allergy needs. And she
told him she doesn't eat whatever shellfish or gluten or
whatever she was allergic to. Instead of not giving her that,
they gave her a lot of that. She dies. Lo
and behold, the guy sues Disney, not even for that
(08:30):
much money. I think he sued for like fifty thousand
dollars for his dead wife. You think he'd get a
lot more money than that from Disney. Disney says, Nah,
you can't sue us. You subscribed to Disney Plus. Disney
Plus has a disclaimer in there in your terms of
service that says you can't sue us unless it's part
of a class action lawsuit. So since it's just you
(08:52):
and your wife involved in this lawsuit, it's not class action.
You can't sue us anyway. The update to that is now,
because of all this bad publicity, Disney, he's no longer
asking a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit
on the grounds that the victims family signed up for
the streaming service Disney Plus. Doesn't matter, Tim, the damage
has already done. It's a terrible look. Imagine telling some guy, Yeah,
(09:16):
your wife can just die. It doesn't matter. You wanted
to watch Acolyte on your streaming service. You deserve a
dead wife. I mean, did you expect any less from
these people?
Speaker 2 (09:27):
I hope the show that they watched was not Acolyte,
but I don't expect anything less from Disney. Disney is
one of the most soulless corporations going on today. Like,
it really makes you want to read the terms of
service though, right, because apparently there's a sentence in there
that just says we can kill you, which is crazy.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Yeah, I mean, you're right, that's what this is about.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
It is so weird. I really hope that in the hindsight,
I hope changes the amountain he's asking, because I'd be
asking for at least seven figures. Disney is in a
lot of trouble right now, and I could not be happier.
They've really done a lot to harm the entertainment industry
(10:17):
the way that they've treated certain people, namely Gina Carano
and others, and the way they've treated their ips. I mean,
they ruined Indiana Jones as well, they ruined they almost
ruined Marble. Thankfully, Deadpool and Wolverine have kind of brought
it back from the brink, but it's still a sinking ship.
So I mean, there's so many things that Disney has
(10:39):
ruined that it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
I'm glad you brought up Deadpool and Wolverine. Ryan Reynolds's
wife is Blake Lively, right, but she's also in the movie,
and now she's under fire for calling trans people trannies
in these this old interview, and it's it's weird too
because if you look back on what she said, she
actually said she hopes she has a tranny kid or
something like that. She says, I hope to have a
(11:01):
few girls one day. If not girls they'd better be trannies,
because I have some amazing shoes and bags and stories
that need to be appreciated. She's actually trying to cancel
her for saying she hopes she has a transgender daughter
or son or whatever, but used the word tranny. You'll
never be woke enough for the woke crowd, Tim, Yeah.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
No, And that's something you have to realize pretty early
if you want to stay sane out here. No matter
how much you try to worship at the altar of
political correctness or wokeness or whatever you want to call it,
you're never going to go far enough. They can try
to cancel you for any reason. And what is this
(11:46):
interview like ten years old something like that, right.
Speaker 1 (11:49):
Yeah, remember what they did to Kevin Hart. They found
a tweet from Kevin Hart from fifteen years later and
he wasn't allowed to host the OSCAR because he said
he didn't want his son to be gay exactly.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
You know, you find the wrong tweet from ten years
ago and you're in trouble. But Roman Telansky can just
keep making films. That's the weird thing about the entertainment industry.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
Yeah. Tim mathis stand up comedian. Follow him at tim
mathis comedy coming up in a little bit, thirty thousand
missing kids at the border and nobody's blaming Joe. Let's
just pray right now.
Speaker 3 (12:21):
Put your hands together, Lord, show me I see a
nine to five in a zero.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
It's like the Lord wants to play quickball with me.
Which is it?
Speaker 3 (12:32):
It feels like it's a radio program that comes on
in the morning. And also I'm seeing someone out there
with a hemorrhoid at the size of a Texas Pimee
cone and they're aggravated with what they're hearing on the radio.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
Walton and Johnson Radio Network
Kenny ruined the show. It's happened. Kenny's playing Lil John.
Now there's a method to my madness. There's a reason
to this chaos. Steve's off today, by the way, and
so because Steve's not here, all the other guys thought
they didn't have to come into work. Mister Kenneth and
mister Ow and Billy Ed said, well, if Steve's not
going in, And Steve called me and said, you could
have the day off, and I said, I don't have
(00:21):
anything else to do. So he said, you could do
the show if you want. So I did do the show.
I'm doing the show, and that's what you're listening to
right now. And if you're wondering why I'm playing this music,
I'm being topical because the Party of Women brought a
guy out on stage named Lil John so he could
wrap the lyrics till the sweat drips down my balls,
(00:42):
make all these bitches crawl. Rapper Lil John igniting the
DNC Atlanta rap Phenomena. Our Georgia listeners, you must love
this guy because you're from Georgia. He's a Grammy winning
rapper with lyrics showcasing his adoration of women in songs
like Bendova, Nasty Girl in One Night's Staying. So it's
no surprise that he was on hand Tuesday night to
(01:03):
fire up the crowd at the Democratic National Convention. When
asked how Georgia delegates were casting their votes, music began
playing and lights appeared over the rapper, who shouted, Yale,
ladies and gentlemen, we are here today to officially nominate
Kamala Harris for president, said the rapper, Will John making
a surprise appearance. Georgia, how do you cast your vote?
(01:27):
It's the gayest guy on earth. He's Georgia. How do
you cast your vote? Oh no, here comes Georgia. Stop.
We're not doing this. Instead, I want to talk to
stand up comedian Tim Mathis. Tim Mathis is a funny comic.
He's a friend of mine. You may have seen him
perform at Operation Comedy Therapy. He tours all over the countries.
(01:50):
He's from Texas. He's currently working in Hollywood making writing
a comedy film there about Frisbee golf. But that's besides
the point, Tim Mathis. Is this the Party of Women?
Speaker 2 (02:02):
Oh? Sure it is? Yeah. I mean they've got Bill
Clinton speaking tonight, right, they love women. Do you how
mad do you think Bill Clinton was when somebody told
him that the tight fifteen he was promised was going
to be a speech.
Speaker 1 (02:17):
I mean, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 2 (02:18):
Of course, the guy that had to tell him that
had to be so nervous, because you know what Bill
Clinton wants. Bill Clinton wants to go back to those
Epstein days. Epstein gave eight to one to Democrat. Epstein
was a lifelong Democrat, and now they just get to
pretend that they're pro women. Get at here, Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
You're onto something. They're unrelated to what we're talking about.
Epstein's former cellmate just did an interview recently where he
talked about how Epstein was being pressured by the FEDS
to squeal on Trump and that he told him in confidence,
he said, I don't have anything on Trump that they
could use against the guy. And then Epstein didn't kill himself?
(02:58):
Was the next thing that happened? Tim anything, Does that
stink a little bit like yesterday's leftover Tilapia or what?
Speaker 3 (03:05):
Oh?
Speaker 2 (03:06):
Yeah, it all stinks because we'll never figure out what happened,
because just like the assassination attempt most recently, and just
like the origin of COVID and so many other things. Well,
how many cover ups do we have going on at
the same time? It's so wild.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
It is a lot of cover ups. You're right, it's exhausting.
More cover ups than a Burka and Deerborn. All right,
So Mark Hamill is in he's at the DNC right now.
For those that don't, you all know who Mark Hamill is.
He's Luke Skywalker. He was the star of Star Wars
and he was also the star of can't think of
what else he was in. I'm sure he was in
(03:44):
something else, because Mark Hamill is such a famous actor.
But now, just the way, he's such a terrible actor.
The only thing he ever did was Luke Skywalker. So
here he is, all these decades, forty fifty years later,
almost still doing this. Here he is. Currie is hanging
out at well, actually this was Fan Expo in Chicago.
He's in town for the DNC. But while he was
there he did a little comic book appearance. May the
(04:07):
Force be with you unless your Mega, and then you
can go force yourself. May the Force be with you
unless you're Mega, and then you could go force yourself.
I know this is supposed to be clever and cute
tim But to me, doesn't this really just scream? Mark
Hamill did nothing with his life but this one single thing.
I mean, I get it. It's a pretty big movie role.
(04:28):
But isn't it weird that he never did He's never
been in anything else that was notable? Uh?
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Well, uh, he was the voice of the Joker and
a lot of animated I knew, I knew you were.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
Going to say that. I knew you were going to
say that. But how many people know that? How many
people know that? Mark? And honestly, is that that big
of a deal He was in a cartoon that kids
liked in the nineties.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
Well, he's done it a few times. He did all
the art games and everything. He's been pretty big on
that stuff. But it's so that's beside the point. That's
just the actor in me defending another actor, even though
he doesn't deserve it.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (05:08):
The funny thing about Mark Hamill turning on half the
fans is Disney famously mossballed the character of Luke Skywalker.
Kathleen Kennedy got very angry with John Favreau when he
brought him back for the finale of season two of
The Mandalorians. And now it's funny because they're discussing ways
(05:31):
to you know, deep bake Luke Skywalker back into shows
and stuff like that. But the problem is he's already
lost half his fans, right, So even if they do
bring Luke back somehow through the AI and all that stuff,
you know, Da Jim or whatever, bring back old Luke again,
even though he already died in the movies, because Disney
are idiots, it's not gonna work, you know, when you're
(05:56):
going around telling half your fans to f themselves essentially, right,
nobody's going to support your next project. Uh so, I
love the fact that he's helping them paint themselves more
into a corner. I think we're gonna mention here shortly
that their big new show, The Acolyte isn't even getting
(06:18):
a second season because.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
Yeah, yeah, no, it's true. Yeah yeah. Disney spent an
estimated one eighty million dollars so they could let some
weirdo claim the Jedi were created by lesbian witches. Excuse me,
I'm so sorry, diverse lesbian witches, poc lesbian witches. They
said it was going to be the gayest Star Wars
show ever. And it was just as popular as you
(06:42):
would guess it would be one hundred and eighty million dollars.
Flesh down the toilet, Tim, Are you surprised by this.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
Twenty two million dollars an episode something like that? Good lord,
I'm not surprised. I'm not surprised at all. I mean,
the show is bad. And what's funny is you know
I gon X or Twitter, whatever you want to call it.
You know, people are losing their minds. The ten people
that actually enjoyed this show, and one of them was, well,
(07:09):
if it's not for you, you shouldn't get it canceled.
And I pointed out, well, yeah, but if if you
make a move or a show for one hundred and
eighty million dollars, it has to be more than just
for a few people, right. You have to be able
to justify the cost of your project. And if only
ten percent of Star Wars fans likes this piece of crap,
(07:31):
then you're not going to justify it because nobody's going
to watch it. And Star Wars is a completely ruined brand.
I mean Disney bought it for what five billion or
something like that. Yeah, they still have not made their
money back, and it couldn't have happened to a bigger
group of jerks.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
Yeah, who do you think has done more damage to
the Disney brand? Excuse me, to the Star Wars brand,
Disney or Mark Hamill. And while and while you're thinking
about the answer to that question, here's another news story
this morning that will remind us that Disney is evil.
Disney was involved in a lawsuit until yesterday where a
guy's wife went to a Disney theme park ate at
(08:10):
an hypoallergenic themed restaurant. There's supposed to be a restaurant
that is very sensitive to your allergy needs. And she
told him she doesn't eat whatever shellfish or gluten or
whatever she was allergic to. Instead of not giving her that,
they gave her a lot of that. She dies. Lo
and behold, the guy sues Disney, not even for that
(08:30):
much money. I think he sued for like fifty thousand
dollars for his dead wife. You think he'd get a
lot more money than that from Disney. Disney says, Nah,
you can't sue us. You subscribed to Disney Plus. Disney
Plus has a disclaimer in there in your terms of
service that says you can't sue us unless it's part
of a class action lawsuit. So since it's just you
(08:52):
and your wife involved in this lawsuit, it's not class action.
You can't sue us anyway. The update to that is now,
because of all this bad publicity, Disney, he's no longer
asking a Florida court to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit
on the grounds that the victims family signed up for
the streaming service Disney Plus. Doesn't matter, Tim, the damage
has already done. It's a terrible look. Imagine telling some guy, Yeah,
(09:16):
your wife can just die. It doesn't matter. You wanted
to watch Acolyte on your streaming service. You deserve a
dead wife. I mean, did you expect any less from
these people?
Speaker 2 (09:27):
I hope the show that they watched was not Acolyte,
but I don't expect anything less from Disney. Disney is
one of the most soulless corporations going on today. Like,
it really makes you want to read the terms of
service though, right, because apparently there's a sentence in there
that just says we can kill you, which is crazy.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Yeah, I mean, you're right, that's what this is about.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
It is so weird. I really hope that in the hindsight,
I hope changes the amountain he's asking, because I'd be
asking for at least seven figures. Disney is in a
lot of trouble right now, and I could not be happier.
They've really done a lot to harm the entertainment industry
(10:17):
the way that they've treated certain people, namely Gina Carano
and others, and the way they've treated their ips. I mean,
they ruined Indiana Jones as well, they ruined they almost
ruined Marble. Thankfully, Deadpool and Wolverine have kind of brought
it back from the brink, but it's still a sinking ship.
So I mean, there's so many things that Disney has
(10:39):
ruined that it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
I'm glad you brought up Deadpool and Wolverine. Ryan Reynolds's
wife is Blake Lively, right, but she's also in the movie,
and now she's under fire for calling trans people trannies
in these this old interview, and it's it's weird too
because if you look back on what she said, she
actually said she hopes she has a tranny kid or
something like that. She says, I hope to have a
(11:01):
few girls one day. If not girls they'd better be trannies,
because I have some amazing shoes and bags and stories
that need to be appreciated. She's actually trying to cancel
her for saying she hopes she has a transgender daughter
or son or whatever, but used the word tranny. You'll
never be woke enough for the woke crowd, Tim, Yeah.
Speaker 2 (11:22):
No, And that's something you have to realize pretty early
if you want to stay sane out here. No matter
how much you try to worship at the altar of
political correctness or wokeness or whatever you want to call it,
you're never going to go far enough. They can try
to cancel you for any reason. And what is this
(11:46):
interview like ten years old something like that, right.
Speaker 1 (11:49):
Yeah, remember what they did to Kevin Hart. They found
a tweet from Kevin Hart from fifteen years later and
he wasn't allowed to host the OSCAR because he said
he didn't want his son to be gay exactly.
Speaker 2 (12:01):
You know, you find the wrong tweet from ten years
ago and you're in trouble. But Roman Telansky can just
keep making films. That's the weird thing about the entertainment industry.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
Yeah. Tim mathis stand up comedian. Follow him at tim
mathis comedy coming up in a little bit, thirty thousand
missing kids at the border and nobody's blaming Joe. Let's
just pray right now.
Speaker 3 (12:21):
Put your hands together, Lord, show me I see a
nine to five in a zero.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
It's like the Lord wants to play quickball with me.
Which is it?
Speaker 3 (12:32):
It feels like it's a radio program that comes on
in the morning. And also I'm seeing someone out there
with a hemorrhoid at the size of a Texas Pimee
cone and they're aggravated with what they're hearing on the radio.
Speaker 1 (12:46):
Walton and Johnson Radio Network
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