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eleven fifty for a six thirty pmtip and the greatest roast of all time,
Oh Matt, They're gonna roast himlike a lamb on a spin,
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is we're giving away tickets. We'redone. We gave all three pairs we
got away. Unfortunately we had anotherpair. We only had three. Ah.
I saw Jeff Ross on Jimmy Kimmellast night briefly. I usually don't
watch, but I saw him.I was like, oh, he must
be talking about the roast. Andhe says Tom Brady has been working on
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his jokes and his routine and it'spretty funny. And he also said there
is nothing off limits that they've evensaid to Tom, Like, hey,
is there some things can we talkabout? The jiu jitsu guy banging Giselle
is basically what we the Brazilian guywith no shirt and jeans like freaking John
Claude van Damm in every movie.I mean, they may even bring up
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Tara Reid from like twenty years ago. I dare about Tara Reid. I
just want him to get worked over. On the judo guy, he doesn't
deserve it. Banging his wife doesn'tdeserve Nothing is off limits. According to
Jeff Ross and based on the waythat Tom has been interviewed by Jim Gray
on that podcast that runs from timeto time in these parts of the Itchy
and Scratchy Show, He's really gota great delivery. I mean, he's
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real. I can see how standup is right in his wheelhouse. With
that delivery of his he has beena staple I've heard at the Fox building,
popping around trying to get ready forhis debut takeover for Greg Olds,
his season debut. Yeah. Moreon that as it develops, but right
now, it's time for the finalart fun fact. In effect, it's
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the yeah We're three fun fact.Honey bees can dance. Hey, you
think we're leaving the beefing alone?Hell no. No. Might be done
for everybody else, but we haven'texhausted this topic yet. Honey Bees can
dance to share information about where tofind the best food sources. They perform
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a I'm using the air quotes waggledance. Yeah like a cabbage patch.
A worker returns to the hive,moves in a figure eight, and waggles
its body to then indicate the directionthat the other worker Bees should head to
find a food source. And thatis the sound that the buzz makes.
Weird like that's where they got itfrom. That's it quick hits, everybody
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kits, I'll make it quick,y'all. Yeah, it's Gallanite. The
Dodgers twenty and thirteen. Off Tonight, Tim kaits with Off Night Galla Talk.
They start a six game homestand TomorrowNight versus the Braves and yeah,
you guessed it. Who's playing theGala this year? I'm gonna go.
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Yeah, I'm not a perfect person. I've never meant to do these things
to youtions. That's not who's playingCorrections and Retraction. It's been Bruno Mars
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to pay off a gambling debt yearsago. And Brad Paisley, Brad Paisley
and then Peaches and Herb also knownas Rodney and Holly rod And they played,
then played Paisley and then Paisley.Then they threw down an incredible Paisley
vibe. Tonight is a guy fromLondon, I believe is it sharing and
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Sharon whoa oh God. Before anybodyhad ever heard of him on social media,
I discovered ed shearing on the streetsof London, and I took to
my immensely popular social media feed andsent out a tweet, a tweet of
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ed and that garnered him enough attentionto sign a deal with a major label.
And here we are today at theGrammys where he is in line to
win four of these glorious trophies.Thank you because of me. Thank you,
James Corden, Thank you. Ican't wait to see him to nine.
I'm so excited. I'm in lovewith your body. I love it.
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Oh, I'm in love with theIs that him with the shape of
you? Right? What's the photographsong that he's got? That's good photograph
keeping him back? The photograph wasnickelback. There's a nickelback for photograph,
a deaf leopard photograph. Wow,Matt, don't you mix? Don't you
mix leopard with these people and sharingPhok No, that's not the same.
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There it is. Get this outof here, Get this man. Rob's
song We're real slow dance this one. This is a song I heard him
performing on the State. He wrotethat song you like about You love that
Bieber wrote, Kate's that Bieber songthat makes your poots so hard love yourself.
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He wrote that one. I takethat literally. I am gonna go
love myself. This is gonna bea great night. Oh the lyrics are
up there. Gets. I'll tellyou what happens when it gets hardy than
I got the hymns. It's verydiscreet. It shows up in an unmarked
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package at my house. Hymns isprohamas came out today? Is that right?
Yeah? Walker Bueler is gonna makehis return from his second Tommy John
on Monday, and eighty two yearsafter his last star Lawyers, you know
why, Kentucky and Horseman Walker Bueller. You have to be at the Gala.
In order to be on the act. You have to be on the
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active roster. It's the Gala andhe loves that sharing. It's like passing
the conditioning test you have to passin order to get Hey, if you're
not on the active roster, youcan't come see sharing. I'm sorry.
He started thirty three games and wassixteen and four with a two point four
to seven ERA the last time heplayed, and was a first team All
Star and fourth in the Cy Youngvoting. WHOA So? How about Julio
Ludias news the only time we seehim now is when they do that Fernando
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replay and spectrum sports nantity comes out. It's like Fernando's and Julio's like a
ha ha a salad days is whatthose were. Instead, he's managed to
plead no contest to a charge ofmisdemeanor domestic battery against his wife. He
has been placed in a domestic violencetreatment program, and he is on probation
for three years, clearing the wayfor the Kansas City Chiefs to sign him.
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Let's go, maybe the Royals willhire a part time Hey guys,
here's what you do. You signthe bad guys and you weather the seven
days of bad press and then they'rea really good player. I just don't
know what Fat Julio's gonna be ableto do for the chefs. Man,
I'm gonna be on it. TheAngels, well, it's a sad situation.
Don At Anaheim. It is snow. Mike Trout show, al Poni
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left him in the offseason, lefthim in the lurch. And the Angels
are eleven and twenty. They areterrible. There are people now wearing shirts
that say sell the team. ArdieMoreno is taking more incoming than he ever
has in his tenure as Angels owner. Clippers are on the brink of eliminational.
They suck. They're down three totwo in the Mavericks are up three
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two, lost by thirty last nightin what could be their last ever game
played at Staples Center. Blown offthe court, Fat James. Now you're
back to that, Fat James Hardentwo for twelve seven points. Fat James
Harden, blown off the court.Paul George for a thirteen playoff PE.
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Well, here is it's playoff PE. Here's playoff p with Here's reaction to
the evening. I could have donea better job of just making place,
you think, taking what the defensegave me. There's a lot of opportunities
for kickouts that I missed that Ithought we could have took advantage of.
Uh. But you know I triedto score and make, you know,
be aggressive offensively to score more shouldand start out being aggressive offensively to create
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How do you guys mentally push thisto the back burner. I had a
friday is getting six to get readyfor that one? Uh? I mean
easy? This is why it's aseries seven. You know we got to
prepare and you know, get readyfor the next one? Okay, what
they got you doing? Preparing andgetting ready for the next one? Playoff?
P what they got you doing?We'll catch you doing sip, standing
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standing in a corner waiting for apass, not doing anything? And would
they get you doing? Look likethe odds are out for where Paul George
might land if he doesn't return tothe Clippers this offseason. Matt, what
do we got? Six Ers twoto one, two one, Magic three
to one, Spurs nine to one, and the New York Knicks twelve to
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one. And Matt Xavier guard DesmondClaude, who averaged sixteen point six points
last season is transferring to the Fighton Eric Musselman Fight All. He's completely
revamped the Trojan roster and totally redeemedhimself eleven new players, nine transfers,
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and that does not account for whatBroni's decision will ultimately be. Do you
want to be the number seventeen overallpick in the draft of the Lakers or
do you want to go play forthe muss Somebody in a Salt Lake city
said, in a city like SaltLakes, yes, somebody, uh,
somebody texted me that they were listeningto Salt Lake City, and the host
said, Brownie James reminds him ofGary Payton. That's one of the dumbest
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things I've ever heard. He waslike the PAC twelve Player of the Year,
Gary Payton Packed ten player of theYear when he was Oregon State.
You couldn't even go Gary Payton thesecond like that. That doesn't work either,
No, not even close, noteven remotely. No, he was
great too. Gary Payton the secondis one of the best defensive players,
one of the great defensive players inthe NBA. And Brownie isn't even close.
No, Well, he reminds meof Gary Payton, reminds me Gary
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you know who. He reminds meof. Gail Goodrich. He reminds me
of I lived in LA before thefour h five Gail Goodrich. The Kings
were eliminated last night in the openinground. God, here's Onse colpitar Hey,
cheer up, cheer up, Kyleie'sgonna host the beach live stream or
I got a lot to look forwardto this obviously for the surer in a
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row. And yeah, that's justsucks, right, No copy has to
change for you to guys have successin the playoffs. We just got to
play better, really not play theoilers. Special teams hurt us a lot
obviously the series, and just therewere parts of the games where we were
good, we were dictating the game, and but you got to do it
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obviously more often and every game too, in order to win the series.
And of course, Matt, wheneverthe Kings are eliminated from the playoffs,
the vespers chime downtown and we hearthis, He's dead blood. Live the
game live on the iHeartRadio app.No more until next season. One note,
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Tiger Woods has accepted a special exemptionto play in next month's US Open
at Pinehurst in North Carolina. Hehas won the Open three times, last
in two thousand and eight, sohe has got lifetime exemptions into the Masters,
in the PGA Championship, he canplay in the Open until he's sixty
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as a former winner of those tournaments. His exemption into the US Open ran
out in twenty twenty open by theBritish Open like a passport. He can
play in that till he's sixty,but the US Open don't mess around.
His exemption ran out in twenty twentythree, fifteen years after his last win,
so he will always need an exemptionto participate, which I am sure
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they will gladly offer. Okay,we'll be back with more. Don McClain
for an little bit on the Lakersand maybe youth baseball barbecues in golf halfway
one on Lost Cleepers. We'll beright back with more great sports talk on
this Crunchy Groove Thursday on AMPI seventyLA Sports, your home of the Dodgers,
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in the arena, the leading screin the history of the now defunct PAC
twelve and UCLA, which is notdefunct despite the news. He is one
of the great people of all time. Bally Sports Spectrum. Sports Net is
where James Worthy works. But youcan see Don McClain working CAAA and getting
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go I was ready for the draftand he joins us now to discuss the
Clippers blowout loss and the Lakers elimination. Hey Don, how are you?
I'm doing great? So it itmade me think pee when he said the
now defunct PAC twelve. The runningjoke around here with our friends where we
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live is if I go to aplace too often, it closes. There's
been a restaurant because you know me, I don't like people, so I
was trying to find the restaurants wherepeople aren't. Well. It turns out
that's a pretty good indicator of restaurantsnot staying open. Like literally literally there's
been five or six places that Iwent to frequently that have closed. And
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now the joke is I have somuch power over that I got the Pack
twelve Conference to close. Yeah,I was there too, so long.
You're like Lebron, You're like thegrim Reaper. Everybody Now. Boccaccio's is
still open right on the lake.Oh yeah, okay, so we got
that, and Finny's is still open. Yep, all right, yeap,
all right. I think those areI think those are McClain proof. Those
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two places. They got too manypeople in there. But yeah, your
numbers are dwindling. If your numbersare dwindling and I walked through the door,
you're in trouble. Fair enough.Is that the last game we'll ever
see the Clippers play at Staples Centeras a home team. I don't think
so. No, I don't thinkso. As bad as it looked last
night, Like this is what theydo, and they've been doing it for
years, and you know, whetherit's good or bad or indifferent, Like
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they they sometimes lose the games they'resupposed to win, but then they turn
around and win win games they're notsupposed to win. And so I really
expect, like Game four, forthem to come out with the right defensive
mindset tomorrow night and win that game. Why was it so bad? Done?
Like a I don't know, man, Like I don't get it.
And like you saw how they startedon Sunday in Game four with the defense,
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and they were up and into guysball pressure. Everything offense was clicking
because of it. And then it'salmost like they switched uniforms because Dallas came
out with the defensive mindset. Theywere up, they were into I could
tell in the first four minutes Dallaswas winning that game just because of how
they were flying around the ball,how they were guarding the ball and making
shots. And the Clippers got offto a bad start because of the Dallas
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defense and never got on track.And so again I think if the Clippers
can recreate what they did Sunday tostart that game, then they win Game
six tomorrow night. The one andonly Don McClain is our guest. It
is a wild time in the NBAand in LA a little bit of a
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desperate time with the Lakers down andout and the Clippers at least down.
Don overall, are you surprised athow kind of difficult it's been for them
or did you expect this series tobe rough and tumble. No. I
told all the people we work with, I thought this was going seven right
when the matchup came out. Imean, these are two evenly matched teams.
Both teams do things a little bitdifferently on the offensive end with different
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personnel. But the Clippers got threesuperstar players that Dallas has too. But
you know they're down three too,because even though there's a lot of future
Hall of Famers on the floor,Danchits for the most part has been the
best player, and he was byfar the best player last night, and
so that's why they have a threeto two lead. But that doesn't mean
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the Clippers can't come back tomorrow nightwith that defensive mindset I'm talking about and
win it. You think we'll seeKawhi again. I don't think we'll see
him in this series. But ifthey can win tomorrow night and then win
on Sunday at home, I maybeit's just wishful thinking, hopeful thinking that
he would be available for the secondround, But we don't know. Were
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you surprised how bad he looked inthat Game three? I think it was
yeah, Game three, I meanit was weird, like Game two.
He looked okay, yeah, therewas some play and then all of a
sudden Game three, I was likewhat the hell this guy probably not playing
again. Yeah, but we neverknow, Matt, what the pain level
is and what players are dealing with. You know, you can read an
injury report and it says inflamation,But how much inflammation? Like is it
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killing him and he's just trying togive it a go? Is it just
bothering him a little bit? That'swhat we don't know. And in a
player as great as Kawhi Leonard,you have to believe, because I agree
with you, it looked really offand weird. I have to believe that
he was playing through something that heprobably shouldn't have been playing through. But
you got to give him credit forat least giving it a go. A
mom and pop typhood restaurant somewhere inWestlake, if Don McClain ducks in and
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walks into your your ret you're done. Run them off foreclosure in two weeks
now, Donna, speaking of foreclosure, the Lakers are done, and of
course that begins the off season.Lebron is he going to retire? Is
he ever going to come back?Are they going to fire the coach?
It's not surprising, right because we'vewe've done this for years now. But
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your impressions are the way that endedand what it's going to look like next
year if if you had any guesses, Hey, look, I'm not pointing
fingers at any of the players,but how long is it going to go
that it's a coach's fault, Likeit's time after time that it's the coach's
fault for them underachieving and not meetingexpectations. So I guess it could be
a coincidence that the last two orthree coaches they've had haven't been ready for
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that job or weren't right for thejob. But to me, you got
to start looking at like your personneland how it's put together, does it
fit? Why aren't we winning?And it can't be as simple as we
need a new coach. I mean, how many coaches are you going to
go through before you figure out thatit might be that the roster's just not
constructed correctly. I mean, Adfor the most part, stayed healthy all
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year and they still lost in thefirst round. So I don't know,
and I think it's just I thinkit's lazy to just say it's the coach's
fault and fire him and bring inanother coach, and then you go through
another one, two or three yearcycle and then after that's done it well
the coach wasn't working, and thendo it again. I just don't know
how long you do that. Theone and only Don McClain. There's nobody
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better, there's nobody more honest,and there's nobody more busy. He am
tired this time of year running aroundwith those young dudes trying to get him
ready for the draft. So whodo they hire Don? What kind of
coach can come in there and thenreally get these guys shay And that's the
thing I mean, you know,I just I don't know at what point
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and who is that guy? Like, I mean, you could interview thirty
guys and you don't know who theright guy is for that guy. And
let's be honest. You know,Lebron James is arguably the best player of
all time, and you know,a guy that understands a game, been
in the league for twenty plus years, like he could probably coach if he
wanted to. But you have tocoach him. And I think that's important
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to understand that, Like as muchas Lebron knows it, as great as
he is, you have to havea game plan both offensively and defensively,
and it's got to be run bythe team, no matter who your personnel
is. So I don't know ifDarvin Ham did that or not, but
I just feel like they're in this. They're in the mode where if it
doesn't work, it's got to bethe coach's fault, and I'm not sure
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that's the case every time. Imean, again, you could run through
five more coaches and if you stillunderachieve, it ain't the coach. It's
something with the construction of your roster, the personalities in your locker room or
something, because it again, itjust can't be the coach every single time.
Don McClain is our guest. Don. We're in the playoffs and the
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Clippers are on the brink of eliminationwith Harden and then they're superstars. Lebron's
out, Kd's out, Steph Curry'sout. Are we witnessing a real changing
of the guard, and then what'sit going to do to the league?
I think so, and I likeit. I don't like that those great
players are getting old, but Ilike the fact that we do have some
new stars really emerging. Shay Gilgess, Alexander Tyrese, Maxey, Doncic all
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these guys that are now that weknew were good, really really good young
players, all stars. But youknow, as we know, legacies are
created in the playoffs, and Ithink these guys are starting their legacies by
winning games, winning series. Sothere is pee there is a changing of
it. It's not over yet forthose older players because they they still got
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you know, years to go,but you can just feel that these young
guys are coming on and coming onfast. All right, Well, thank
you Don, and keep working hardwith your guys. We appreciate you taking
out the time and the great perspective, and good luck to the Clippers on
Friday. Yep, we'll see seeyou guys. Hi. Coming up next,
You're dead and Alive guy. Birthdayof the Day. As we wrap
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up this crunchy group Thursday, anddon't forget to call Tim Kits with off
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featuring Kate's Sigala It could be agala. Who oh, I've ridded both
ways. I can't believe somebody's ina big argument at your house over how
you would pronounce that. Shock couldhave seen that. Where does she get
that? It's a perzuki, idiot? How can it be a pizuki?
It's a cookie and a pizza pizookie. I can't live like this, all
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right, Matt, you got thedead guy today, headed cats give us
the great revolutionary music John Andre,Now, this morning I felt like waking
up and taking a poop outside andsticking somebody with my bayonet. Yeah,
Redcoat's revolutionary warhead of intelligence, executedwhen he was thirty. Execution wealthy family
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born in London would have been twohundred and forty four to day, well
educated in Geneva, engaged bud.He heard the call join the army at
twenty Call of liberty, Matt,the call of the Sons of Liberty.
It's not like the call of theSons of Westwood. He heard the call
white trash colonists. Think they arekidding me, Well, oh the pawn.
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I guess it's technically British news,but hey, we're already in the
He's an American matt before independence wasdeclared by the Thirteen Colonies. Andre was
captured in November seventeen seventy five,held prisoner at Lancaster, PA. A
year later he was freed in aprisoner exchange, promoted a captain, and
served in battles at Brandywine and Germantown. He was a favorite in colonial society,
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both in Philadelphia and New York.He could draw, he could paint,
he could create silhouettes, he couldsing, he could write verses.
Back then, matter soldier was wellrounded. You know. It wasn't like
Tim Kats, the American sniper.That's right, just spitting seeds and pooping
in the desert in his hand andthrown it at somebody. He was fluent
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in English, French, German,and Italian. During his nearly nine months
in Philadelphia, Andre occupied Benjamin Franklin'shome. Teen seventy nine, he rose
to the rank of Major no lubdildos. He took charge of the British
Secret Service in America, and withthat, basically back then it was m
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I one it had not professed tosink. With that, he took over
British communications with US General Benedict Arnoldset up a meeting for the two men
in the woods below Stony Point,but the retreat of the British stranded Andrea
on shore. Arnold persuaded Andre totravel over land, put on civilian clothes,
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gave him six papers written in Arnold'shand that showed the British how to
take the forts at West Point ifAndrea was met by American centuries. Arnold
gave him a passport allowing him totravel under the name John Anderson. Miss
So this is the guy that helpedBenedict Arnold distray America. So he's not
an American at all. No,he is a British. That's why I
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said I blew it British news.He did blow it well. He was
stuck. He could not talk hisway out of his uh. The folks
that apprehended him. He was searched, the papers were found, he was
detained. General George Washington was sentthe six sheets of paper carried by Andre.
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He was transferred across the Hudson intothe Army. Headquurt in tap in,
New York wanted to know how hemight be treated by George Washington.
The Guard Lieutenant Talmadge had been aclassmate of Nathan Hale's while both were at
Yale, and he spoke to Andreaof Hale's capture. A lot of these
guys knew each other back then theworld was a little smaller, and what
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he considered Hale's cold blooded execution.He said, when the question was posed
by Andre, do you think thesituation similar? Yes? Precisely similar?
And similar? Shall be your fate? WHOA You're gonna wear it? He
did have big balls, though likeHale, the Americans liked him. Washington
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wanted to spare his life. Hewanted Benedict Arnold in return, who had
escaped to safety Loyalist headquarters, butthe exchange was refused, so he said,
sorry, man, I tried.People don't want to give me Arnold,
so I gotta kill you. AlexanderHamilton took a liking to him,
pled for his life as his executiondate approached. Instead of petitioning to save
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his own life, he simply askedGeneral Washington that might he be executed as
a combat officer by firing squad insteadof as a spy by being hanged.
Yeah, fair enough, he fanciedhimself, having been wounded twice in combat.
Is it combat. Sure, we'regonnaound you again. Washington said,
now, oh, no, gottahang you. So it works. Man
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on his way, He remained composedto meet his fate. He simply said,
quote, I pray you bear mewitness that I may meet my fate
like a brave man. And withthat all right, he was down at
thirty. We love a good revolutionarywar story, Matt. This woman is
alive, but the story is old. Actress Elizabeth Berridge. She's sixty two
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from New Rochelle, New York,daughter of a social work and her lawyer.
Why does she matter? Why doesshe matter? She started performing in
elementary school school. She got anindependent study diploma from Mamaroneck High School,
home of the Tigers. Matt Dylandropped out of that high school, so
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you know, okay, for goodreason smoke. In her early twenties,
Pam Sullivan, she was very youngthe Cloud. She got the role of
a lifetime am to her in awild way. You see Meg Tilly from
Harbor City, the younger, moreattractive sister, but less voluptuous, less
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voluptuous than Jenilly was cast in therole of Constance Mozart in Amadeus by Milosh
Foreman now Constance Mozart, Landlady's daughtermarried to Wolfgang, not a U,
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not a woman of an aristocratic means. Back in those days, as they're
trying to make this movie. Now, Meg Tilly out of Harbor City blew
out her knee going down playing pickup soccer with some local youths in Czechoslovakia
on site where they were doing themovie in Prague. And you're out there
in communist Prague in the early eightiesand Meg Tilly goes down and she's clutching
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her knee like Peter Griffin. Whatdo you do it with a shovel?
The director Milos Foreman flew out marriageand Diane Franklin from The Last American Virgin,
and they said, we're going toreplace Meg Tilly with one of these
two chicks. Franklin from The LastAmerican Bird Virgin did our dude dirty at
the end by just going back withthe guy that she was. Then she
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was the main chick. He gaveit to Barridge, saying, who's this
Russell chick? She's too pretty toplay in Land Lady's daughter. Give me
Barrige, you're ugly. Bang Russellsent home Meg Tilly laid up in a
commie orthopedic hospital and the role ofa lifetime for Lizzie Barritge. Meg's never
walked the scene. She stayed forsix months. Yeah, somebody thought you
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got a big long checkle slockean boots. It was just the meat, always
the meat. Six months it tookher to stay and make the movie.
Her last credited movie role was twentyfifteen Guy Pierce movie, and she had
a regular role from ninety three toninety six on the John Larry Cat Show,
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A hell of a show, right, Ricketts Show. She's married to
the actor and you'd know him,Kevin Corrigan. He's in everything. You'd
recognize him from a lot of moviesincluding Goodfellas, Okay and Uh. From
her interviews on all the Amma Dancedocumentaries, Uh, this was clearly her
her best role. From from allthe interviews, Barrett seems like a lovely
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lady and grounded and comfortable in herown skin. Here is her her big
scene in Alma Dance. There's tworeally famous scenes with her. One is
where she's eating the nipples of venusor whatever the candy. This one is
where she gets her own nipples out, Matt, And we left it for
you so you could see when Saliershe tries to seduce Saliery here and he
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clowns her. She's great. Myhusband has gone to a concert. He
didn't think I would enjoy it.Where shall we go? Should we stay
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here? Well? Do you stillwant to look at these? Or don't
we need to bother anymore? Isuppose we don't? Really now she's gonna
wimp out her boobs. The musicis really the star of Amadas. Man,
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here's the thing. It's gonna takeabout ten minutes to undo all the
buttons to whip the boobs up.And she did. They never get to
the monster gigantic Venetian bush. No, too many layers. I mean they
look at them things. Matt,still unbuttoning. Oh, Elizabeth Barrage watch
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Kla my whole life. That's fine, sweet art don't be so judgmental,
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means the Clippers off tonight, getbooted again with their losing ways to AM
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eleven fifty for a six thirty pmtip and the greatest roast of all time,
Oh Matt, They're gonna roast himlike a lamb on a spin,
right, Tom Brady from roast MasterJeff Ross Live on Netflix from the key
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is we're giving away tickets. We'redone. We gave all three pairs we
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I saw Jeff Ross on Jimmy Kimmellast night briefly. I usually don't
watch, but I saw him.I was like, oh, he must
be talking about the roast. Andhe says Tom Brady has been working on
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his jokes and his routine and it'spretty funny. And he also said there
is nothing off limits that they've evensaid to Tom, Like, hey,
is there some things can we talkabout? The jiu jitsu guy banging Giselle
is basically what we the Brazilian guywith no shirt and jeans like freaking John
Claude van Damm in every movie.I mean, they may even bring up
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Tara Reid from like twenty years ago. I dare about Tara Reid. I
just want him to get worked over. On the judo guy, he doesn't
deserve it. Banging his wife doesn'tdeserve Nothing is off limits. According to
Jeff Ross and based on the waythat Tom has been interviewed by Jim Gray
on that podcast that runs from timeto time in these parts of the Itchy
and Scratchy Show, He's really gota great delivery. I mean, he's
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real. I can see how standup is right in his wheelhouse. With
that delivery of his he has beena staple I've heard at the Fox building,
popping around trying to get ready forhis debut takeover for Greg Olds,
his season debut. Yeah. Moreon that as it develops, but right
now, it's time for the finalart fun fact. In effect, it's
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the yeah We're three fun fact.Honey bees can dance. Hey, you
think we're leaving the beefing alone?Hell no. No. Might be done
for everybody else, but we haven'texhausted this topic yet. Honey Bees can
dance to share information about where tofind the best food sources. They perform
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a I'm using the air quotes waggledance. Yeah like a cabbage patch.
A worker returns to the hive,moves in a figure eight, and waggles
its body to then indicate the directionthat the other worker Bees should head to
find a food source. And thatis the sound that the buzz makes.
Weird like that's where they got itfrom. That's it quick hits, everybody
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kits, I'll make it quick,y'all. Yeah, it's Gallanite. The
Dodgers twenty and thirteen. Off Tonight, Tim kaits with Off Night Galla Talk.
They start a six game homestand TomorrowNight versus the Braves and yeah,
you guessed it. Who's playing theGala this year? I'm gonna go.
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Yeah, I'm not a perfect person. I've never meant to do these things
to youtions. That's not who's playingCorrections and Retraction. It's been Bruno Mars
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to pay off a gambling debt yearsago. And Brad Paisley, Brad Paisley
and then Peaches and Herb also knownas Rodney and Holly rod And they played,
then played Paisley and then Paisley.Then they threw down an incredible Paisley
vibe. Tonight is a guy fromLondon, I believe is it sharing and
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Sharon whoa oh God. Before anybodyhad ever heard of him on social media,
I discovered ed shearing on the streetsof London, and I took to
my immensely popular social media feed andsent out a tweet, a tweet of
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ed and that garnered him enough attentionto sign a deal with a major label.
And here we are today at theGrammys where he is in line to
win four of these glorious trophies.Thank you because of me. Thank you,
James Corden, Thank you. Ican't wait to see him to nine.
I'm so excited. I'm in lovewith your body. I love it.
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Oh, I'm in love with theIs that him with the shape of
you? Right? What's the photographsong that he's got? That's good photograph
keeping him back? The photograph wasnickelback. There's a nickelback for photograph,
a deaf leopard photograph. Wow,Matt, don't you mix? Don't you
mix leopard with these people and sharingPhok No, that's not the same.
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There it is. Get this outof here, Get this man. Rob's
song We're real slow dance this one. This is a song I heard him
performing on the State. He wrotethat song you like about You love that
Bieber wrote, Kate's that Bieber songthat makes your poots so hard love yourself.
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He wrote that one. I takethat literally. I am gonna go
love myself. This is gonna bea great night. Oh the lyrics are
up there. Gets. I'll tellyou what happens when it gets hardy than
I got the hymns. It's verydiscreet. It shows up in an unmarked
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package at my house. Hymns isprohamas came out today? Is that right?
Yeah? Walker Bueler is gonna makehis return from his second Tommy John
on Monday, and eighty two yearsafter his last star Lawyers, you know
why, Kentucky and Horseman Walker Bueller. You have to be at the Gala.
In order to be on the act. You have to be on the
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active roster. It's the Gala andhe loves that sharing. It's like passing
the conditioning test you have to passin order to get Hey, if you're
not on the active roster, youcan't come see sharing. I'm sorry.
He started thirty three games and wassixteen and four with a two point four
to seven ERA the last time heplayed, and was a first team All
Star and fourth in the Cy Youngvoting. WHOA So? How about Julio
Ludias news the only time we seehim now is when they do that Fernando
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replay and spectrum sports nantity comes out. It's like Fernando's and Julio's like a
ha ha a salad days is whatthose were. Instead, he's managed to
plead no contest to a charge ofmisdemeanor domestic battery against his wife. He
has been placed in a domestic violencetreatment program, and he is on probation
for three years, clearing the wayfor the Kansas City Chiefs to sign him.
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Let's go, maybe the Royals willhire a part time Hey guys,
here's what you do. You signthe bad guys and you weather the seven
days of bad press and then they'rea really good player. I just don't
know what Fat Julio's gonna be ableto do for the chefs. Man,
I'm gonna be on it. TheAngels, well, it's a sad situation.
Don At Anaheim. It is snow. Mike Trout show, al Poni
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left him in the offseason, lefthim in the lurch. And the Angels
are eleven and twenty. They areterrible. There are people now wearing shirts
that say sell the team. ArdieMoreno is taking more incoming than he ever
has in his tenure as Angels owner. Clippers are on the brink of eliminational.
They suck. They're down three totwo in the Mavericks are up three
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two, lost by thirty last nightin what could be their last ever game
played at Staples Center. Blown offthe court, Fat James. Now you're
back to that, Fat James Hardentwo for twelve seven points. Fat James
Harden, blown off the court.Paul George for a thirteen playoff PE.
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Well, here is it's playoff PE. Here's playoff p with Here's reaction to
the evening. I could have donea better job of just making place,
you think, taking what the defensegave me. There's a lot of opportunities
for kickouts that I missed that Ithought we could have took advantage of.
Uh. But you know I triedto score and make, you know,
be aggressive offensively to score more shouldand start out being aggressive offensively to create
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How do you guys mentally push thisto the back burner. I had a
friday is getting six to get readyfor that one? Uh? I mean
easy? This is why it's aseries seven. You know we got to
prepare and you know, get readyfor the next one? Okay, what
they got you doing? Preparing andgetting ready for the next one? Playoff?
P what they got you doing?We'll catch you doing sip, standing
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standing in a corner waiting for apass, not doing anything? And would
they get you doing? Look likethe odds are out for where Paul George
might land if he doesn't return tothe Clippers this offseason. Matt, what
do we got? Six Ers twoto one, two one, Magic three
to one, Spurs nine to one, and the New York Knicks twelve to
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one. And Matt Xavier guard DesmondClaude, who averaged sixteen point six points
last season is transferring to the Fighton Eric Musselman Fight All. He's completely
revamped the Trojan roster and totally redeemedhimself eleven new players, nine transfers,
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and that does not account for whatBroni's decision will ultimately be. Do you
want to be the number seventeen overallpick in the draft of the Lakers or
do you want to go play forthe muss Somebody in a Salt Lake city
said, in a city like SaltLakes, yes, somebody, uh,
somebody texted me that they were listeningto Salt Lake City, and the host
said, Brownie James reminds him ofGary Payton. That's one of the dumbest
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things I've ever heard. He waslike the PAC twelve Player of the Year,
Gary Payton Packed ten player of theYear when he was Oregon State.
You couldn't even go Gary Payton thesecond like that. That doesn't work either,
No, not even close, noteven remotely. No, he was
great too. Gary Payton the secondis one of the best defensive players,
one of the great defensive players inthe NBA. And Brownie isn't even close.
No, Well, he reminds meof Gary Payton, reminds me Gary
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you know who. He reminds meof. Gail Goodrich. He reminds me
of I lived in LA before thefour h five Gail Goodrich. The Kings
were eliminated last night in the openinground. God, here's Onse colpitar Hey,
cheer up, cheer up, Kyleie'sgonna host the beach live stream or
I got a lot to look forwardto this obviously for the surer in a
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row. And yeah, that's justsucks, right, No copy has to
change for you to guys have successin the playoffs. We just got to
play better, really not play theoilers. Special teams hurt us a lot
obviously the series, and just therewere parts of the games where we were
good, we were dictating the game, and but you got to do it
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obviously more often and every game too, in order to win the series.
And of course, Matt, wheneverthe Kings are eliminated from the playoffs,
the vespers chime downtown and we hearthis, He's dead blood. Live the
game live on the iHeartRadio app.No more until next season. One note,
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Tiger Woods has accepted a special exemptionto play in next month's US Open
at Pinehurst in North Carolina. Hehas won the Open three times, last
in two thousand and eight, sohe has got lifetime exemptions into the Masters,
in the PGA Championship, he canplay in the Open until he's sixty
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as a former winner of those tournaments. His exemption into the US Open ran
out in twenty twenty open by theBritish Open like a passport. He can
play in that till he's sixty,but the US Open don't mess around.
His exemption ran out in twenty twentythree, fifteen years after his last win,
so he will always need an exemptionto participate, which I am sure
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they will gladly offer. Okay,we'll be back with more. Don McClain
for an little bit on the Lakersand maybe youth baseball barbecues in golf halfway
one on Lost Cleepers. We'll beright back with more great sports talk on
this Crunchy Groove Thursday on AMPI seventyLA Sports, your home of the Dodgers,
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in the arena, the leading screin the history of the now defunct PAC
twelve and UCLA, which is notdefunct despite the news. He is one
of the great people of all time. Bally Sports Spectrum. Sports Net is
where James Worthy works. But youcan see Don McClain working CAAA and getting
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go I was ready for the draftand he joins us now to discuss the
Clippers blowout loss and the Lakers elimination. Hey Don, how are you?
I'm doing great? So it itmade me think pee when he said the
now defunct PAC twelve. The runningjoke around here with our friends where we
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live is if I go to aplace too often, it closes. There's
been a restaurant because you know me, I don't like people, so I
was trying to find the restaurants wherepeople aren't. Well. It turns out
that's a pretty good indicator of restaurantsnot staying open. Like literally literally there's
been five or six places that Iwent to frequently that have closed. And
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now the joke is I have somuch power over that I got the Pack
twelve Conference to close. Yeah,I was there too, so long.
You're like Lebron, You're like thegrim Reaper. Everybody Now. Boccaccio's is
still open right on the lake.Oh yeah, okay, so we got
that, and Finny's is still open. Yep, all right, yeap,
all right. I think those areI think those are McClain proof. Those
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two places. They got too manypeople in there. But yeah, your
numbers are dwindling. If your numbersare dwindling and I walked through the door,
you're in trouble. Fair enough.Is that the last game we'll ever
see the Clippers play at Staples Centeras a home team. I don't think
so. No, I don't thinkso. As bad as it looked last
night, Like this is what theydo, and they've been doing it for
years, and you know, whetherit's good or bad or indifferent, Like
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they they sometimes lose the games they'resupposed to win, but then they turn
around and win win games they're notsupposed to win. And so I really
expect, like Game four, forthem to come out with the right defensive
mindset tomorrow night and win that game. Why was it so bad? Done?
Like a I don't know, man, Like I don't get it.
And like you saw how they startedon Sunday in Game four with the defense,
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and they were up and into guysball pressure. Everything offense was clicking
because of it. And then it'salmost like they switched uniforms because Dallas came
out with the defensive mindset. Theywere up, they were into I could
tell in the first four minutes Dallaswas winning that game just because of how
they were flying around the ball,how they were guarding the ball and making
shots. And the Clippers got offto a bad start because of the Dallas
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defense and never got on track.And so again I think if the Clippers
can recreate what they did Sunday tostart that game, then they win Game
six tomorrow night. The one andonly Don McClain is our guest. It
is a wild time in the NBAand in LA a little bit of a
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desperate time with the Lakers down andout and the Clippers at least down.
Don overall, are you surprised athow kind of difficult it's been for them
or did you expect this series tobe rough and tumble. No. I
told all the people we work with, I thought this was going seven right
when the matchup came out. Imean, these are two evenly matched teams.
Both teams do things a little bitdifferently on the offensive end with different
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personnel. But the Clippers got threesuperstar players that Dallas has too. But
you know they're down three too,because even though there's a lot of future
Hall of Famers on the floor,Danchits for the most part has been the
best player, and he was byfar the best player last night, and
so that's why they have a threeto two lead. But that doesn't mean
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the Clippers can't come back tomorrow nightwith that defensive mindset I'm talking about and
win it. You think we'll seeKawhi again. I don't think we'll see
him in this series. But ifthey can win tomorrow night and then win
on Sunday at home, I maybeit's just wishful thinking, hopeful thinking that
he would be available for the secondround, But we don't know. Were
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you surprised how bad he looked inthat Game three? I think it was
yeah, Game three, I meanit was weird, like Game two.
He looked okay, yeah, therewas some play and then all of a
sudden Game three, I was likewhat the hell this guy probably not playing
again. Yeah, but we neverknow, Matt, what the pain level
is and what players are dealing with. You know, you can read an
injury report and it says inflamation,But how much inflammation? Like is it
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killing him and he's just trying togive it a go? Is it just
bothering him a little bit? That'swhat we don't know. And in a
player as great as Kawhi Leonard,you have to believe, because I agree
with you, it looked really offand weird. I have to believe that
he was playing through something that heprobably shouldn't have been playing through. But
you got to give him credit forat least giving it a go. A
mom and pop typhood restaurant somewhere inWestlake, if Don McClain ducks in and
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walks into your your ret you're done. Run them off foreclosure in two weeks
now, Donna, speaking of foreclosure, the Lakers are done, and of
course that begins the off season.Lebron is he going to retire? Is
he ever going to come back?Are they going to fire the coach?
It's not surprising, right because we'vewe've done this for years now. But
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your impressions are the way that endedand what it's going to look like next
year if if you had any guesses, Hey, look, I'm not pointing
fingers at any of the players,but how long is it going to go
that it's a coach's fault, Likeit's time after time that it's the coach's
fault for them underachieving and not meetingexpectations. So I guess it could be
a coincidence that the last two orthree coaches they've had haven't been ready for
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that job or weren't right for thejob. But to me, you got
to start looking at like your personneland how it's put together, does it
fit? Why aren't we winning?And it can't be as simple as we
need a new coach. I mean, how many coaches are you going to
go through before you figure out thatit might be that the roster's just not
constructed correctly. I mean, Adfor the most part, stayed healthy all
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year and they still lost in thefirst round. So I don't know,
and I think it's just I thinkit's lazy to just say it's the coach's
fault and fire him and bring inanother coach, and then you go through
another one, two or three yearcycle and then after that's done it well
the coach wasn't working, and thendo it again. I just don't know
how long you do that. Theone and only Don McClain. There's nobody
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better, there's nobody more honest,and there's nobody more busy. He am
tired this time of year running aroundwith those young dudes trying to get him
ready for the draft. So whodo they hire Don? What kind of
coach can come in there and thenreally get these guys shay And that's the
thing I mean, you know,I just I don't know at what point
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and who is that guy? Like, I mean, you could interview thirty
guys and you don't know who theright guy is for that guy. And
let's be honest. You know,Lebron James is arguably the best player of
all time, and you know,a guy that understands a game, been
in the league for twenty plus years, like he could probably coach if he
wanted to. But you have tocoach him. And I think that's important
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to understand that, Like as muchas Lebron knows it, as great as
he is, you have to havea game plan both offensively and defensively,
and it's got to be run bythe team, no matter who your personnel
is. So I don't know ifDarvin Ham did that or not, but
I just feel like they're in this. They're in the mode where if it
doesn't work, it's got to bethe coach's fault, and I'm not sure
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that's the case every time. Imean, again, you could run through
five more coaches and if you stillunderachieve, it ain't the coach. It's
something with the construction of your roster, the personalities in your locker room or
something, because it again, itjust can't be the coach every single time.
Don McClain is our guest. Don. We're in the playoffs and the
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Clippers are on the brink of eliminationwith Harden and then they're superstars. Lebron's
out, Kd's out, Steph Curry'sout. Are we witnessing a real changing
of the guard, and then what'sit going to do to the league?
I think so, and I likeit. I don't like that those great
players are getting old, but Ilike the fact that we do have some
new stars really emerging. Shay Gilgess, Alexander Tyrese, Maxey, Doncic all
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these guys that are now that weknew were good, really really good young
players, all stars. But youknow, as we know, legacies are
created in the playoffs, and Ithink these guys are starting their legacies by
winning games, winning series. Sothere is pee there is a changing of
it. It's not over yet forthose older players because they they still got
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you know, years to go,but you can just feel that these young
guys are coming on and coming onfast. All right, Well, thank
you Don, and keep working hardwith your guys. We appreciate you taking
out the time and the great perspective, and good luck to the Clippers on
Friday. Yep, we'll see seeyou guys. Hi. Coming up next,
You're dead and Alive guy. Birthdayof the Day. As we wrap
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up this crunchy group Thursday, anddon't forget to call Tim Kits with off
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featuring Kate's Sigala It could be agala. Who oh, I've ridded both
ways. I can't believe somebody's ina big argument at your house over how
you would pronounce that. Shock couldhave seen that. Where does she get
that? It's a perzuki, idiot? How can it be a pizuki?
It's a cookie and a pizza pizookie. I can't live like this, all
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right, Matt, you got thedead guy today, headed cats give us
the great revolutionary music John Andre,Now, this morning I felt like waking
up and taking a poop outside andsticking somebody with my bayonet. Yeah,
Redcoat's revolutionary warhead of intelligence, executedwhen he was thirty. Execution wealthy family
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born in London would have been twohundred and forty four to day, well
educated in Geneva, engaged bud.He heard the call join the army at
twenty Call of liberty, Matt,the call of the Sons of Liberty.
It's not like the call of theSons of Westwood. He heard the call
white trash colonists. Think they arekidding me, Well, oh the pawn.
(25:07):
I guess it's technically British news,but hey, we're already in the
He's an American matt before independence wasdeclared by the Thirteen Colonies. Andre was
captured in November seventeen seventy five,held prisoner at Lancaster, PA. A
year later he was freed in aprisoner exchange, promoted a captain, and
served in battles at Brandywine and Germantown. He was a favorite in colonial society,
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both in Philadelphia and New York.He could draw, he could paint,
he could create silhouettes, he couldsing, he could write verses.
Back then, matter soldier was wellrounded. You know. It wasn't like
Tim Kats, the American sniper.That's right, just spitting seeds and pooping
in the desert in his hand andthrown it at somebody. He was fluent
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in English, French, German,and Italian. During his nearly nine months
in Philadelphia, Andre occupied Benjamin Franklin'shome. Teen seventy nine, he rose
to the rank of Major no lubdildos. He took charge of the British
Secret Service in America, and withthat, basically back then it was m
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I one it had not professed tosink. With that, he took over
British communications with US General Benedict Arnoldset up a meeting for the two men
in the woods below Stony Point,but the retreat of the British stranded Andrea
on shore. Arnold persuaded Andre totravel over land, put on civilian clothes,
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gave him six papers written in Arnold'shand that showed the British how to
take the forts at West Point ifAndrea was met by American centuries. Arnold
gave him a passport allowing him totravel under the name John Anderson. Miss
So this is the guy that helpedBenedict Arnold distray America. So he's not
an American at all. No,he is a British. That's why I
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said I blew it British news.He did blow it well. He was
stuck. He could not talk hisway out of his uh. The folks
that apprehended him. He was searched, the papers were found, he was
detained. General George Washington was sentthe six sheets of paper carried by Andre.
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He was transferred across the Hudson intothe Army. Headquurt in tap in,
New York wanted to know how hemight be treated by George Washington.
The Guard Lieutenant Talmadge had been aclassmate of Nathan Hale's while both were at
Yale, and he spoke to Andreaof Hale's capture. A lot of these
guys knew each other back then theworld was a little smaller, and what
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he considered Hale's cold blooded execution.He said, when the question was posed
by Andre, do you think thesituation similar? Yes? Precisely similar?
And similar? Shall be your fate? WHOA You're gonna wear it? He
did have big balls, though likeHale, the Americans liked him. Washington
(28:07):
wanted to spare his life. Hewanted Benedict Arnold in return, who had
escaped to safety Loyalist headquarters, butthe exchange was refused, so he said,
sorry, man, I tried.People don't want to give me Arnold,
so I gotta kill you. AlexanderHamilton took a liking to him,
pled for his life as his executiondate approached. Instead of petitioning to save
(28:33):
his own life, he simply askedGeneral Washington that might he be executed as
a combat officer by firing squad insteadof as a spy by being hanged.
Yeah, fair enough, he fanciedhimself, having been wounded twice in combat.
Is it combat. Sure, we'regonnaound you again. Washington said,
now, oh, no, gottahang you. So it works. Man
(28:56):
on his way, He remained composedto meet his fate. He simply said,
quote, I pray you bear mewitness that I may meet my fate
like a brave man. And withthat all right, he was down at
thirty. We love a good revolutionarywar story, Matt. This woman is
alive, but the story is old. Actress Elizabeth Berridge. She's sixty two
(29:22):
from New Rochelle, New York,daughter of a social work and her lawyer.
Why does she matter? Why doesshe matter? She started performing in
elementary school school. She got anindependent study diploma from Mamaroneck High School,
home of the Tigers. Matt Dylandropped out of that high school, so
(29:44):
you know, okay, for goodreason smoke. In her early twenties,
Pam Sullivan, she was very youngthe Cloud. She got the role of
a lifetime am to her in awild way. You see Meg Tilly from
Harbor City, the younger, moreattractive sister, but less voluptuous, less
(30:07):
voluptuous than Jenilly was cast in therole of Constance Mozart in Amadeus by Milosh
Foreman now Constance Mozart, Landlady's daughtermarried to Wolfgang, not a U,
(30:29):
not a woman of an aristocratic means. Back in those days, as they're
trying to make this movie. Now, Meg Tilly out of Harbor City blew
out her knee going down playing pickup soccer with some local youths in Czechoslovakia
on site where they were doing themovie in Prague. And you're out there
in communist Prague in the early eightiesand Meg Tilly goes down and she's clutching
(30:52):
her knee like Peter Griffin. Whatdo you do it with a shovel?
The director Milos Foreman flew out marriageand Diane Franklin from The Last American Virgin,
and they said, we're going toreplace Meg Tilly with one of these
two chicks. Franklin from The LastAmerican Bird Virgin did our dude dirty at
the end by just going back withthe guy that she was. Then she
(31:15):
was the main chick. He gaveit to Barridge, saying, who's this
Russell chick? She's too pretty toplay in Land Lady's daughter. Give me
Barrige, you're ugly. Bang Russellsent home Meg Tilly laid up in a
commie orthopedic hospital and the role ofa lifetime for Lizzie Barritge. Meg's never
walked the scene. She stayed forsix months. Yeah, somebody thought you
(31:40):
got a big long checkle slockean boots. It was just the meat, always
the meat. Six months it tookher to stay and make the movie.
Her last credited movie role was twentyfifteen Guy Pierce movie, and she had
a regular role from ninety three toninety six on the John Larry Cat Show,
(32:00):
A hell of a show, right, Ricketts Show. She's married to
the actor and you'd know him,Kevin Corrigan. He's in everything. You'd
recognize him from a lot of moviesincluding Goodfellas, Okay and Uh. From
her interviews on all the Amma Dancedocumentaries, Uh, this was clearly her
her best role. From from allthe interviews, Barrett seems like a lovely
(32:21):
lady and grounded and comfortable in herown skin. Here is her her big
scene in Alma Dance. There's tworeally famous scenes with her. One is
where she's eating the nipples of venusor whatever the candy. This one is
where she gets her own nipples out, Matt, And we left it for
you so you could see when Saliershe tries to seduce Saliery here and he
(32:44):
clowns her. She's great. Myhusband has gone to a concert. He
didn't think I would enjoy it.Where shall we go? Should we stay
(33:04):
here? Well? Do you stillwant to look at these? Or don't
we need to bother anymore? Isuppose we don't? Really now she's gonna
wimp out her boobs. The musicis really the star of Amadas. Man,
(33:32):
here's the thing. It's gonna takeabout ten minutes to undo all the
buttons to whip the boobs up.And she did. They never get to
the monster gigantic Venetian bush. No, too many layers. I mean they
look at them things. Matt,still unbuttoning. Oh, Elizabeth Barrage watch
(34:05):
Amadeis. If you've never seen it, you freaking uncultured, unwashed sports talk
losers. Or enjoy Tim Kait's Gaylanight. I've heard it both ways,
Matt, Matt, I've heard aboutmy mom. What's a gala? I've
heard it both ways. Easy,easy on your okay, I've said it
(34:27):
Kla my whole life. That's fine, sweet art don't be so judgmental,
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