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You're listening to Later with Moe Kellyon demand from KFI AM six forty.
And the Olympics are upon us inParis, and you know NBC has the
broadcast rights to it. But whenI say NBC, that includes USA Network,
it includes Peacock, it includes eCNBC, the Golf Channel. All
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of these networks will be showing liveaction and Olympic programming. Peacock will serve
as the US streaming home, andthe NBC Entertainment Group. All those outlets
will stream every sport, including allthree hundred and twenty nine metal events.
I can say nothing pissed me offmore than wanting to be able to see
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certain sports and not being able tobecause there wasn't enough broadcast or streaming landscape
to show all the events, andif it wasn't on the broadcast schedule,
then you were just asked out andyou didn't get to see any of them.
Now, because of technology, notthat I ever want to watch the
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Golf Channel, at least I havethe option to watch all these inan events,
and there are some I do wantto see as part of the Olympic
coverage, and there are a lotof sports, or I should say events.
I didn't even know that they wereofficial Olympic sports. Did you know
that surfing is now an Olympic sport? I didn't know that. What about
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that stick with the ribbon and theball rhythmic gymnastics? You gotta be really
pissed if you missed that. Lookand I unfortunately had to watch that for
decades because they usually put that aspart of the gymnastics final, so it
was kind of just wrapped in there. Well, it's a legit sport if
you wanted to know, is thatreally oceans in Paris for them to surf?
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Well, France is on the coNo. I'm just saying, like,
are they known for like waves andsurfing? Though, like I no,
that's not their sport. But Imean it's the Olympics, so they
have to have all the sports.I mean, I don't know how good
they are at archery, but it'spart of the Olympic sports. If you
host the Olympics, you had tohave all the sports, I guess.
I mean they even have handball.I don't know how good they are at
handball. I just think of prisonand handball. That's just me. Don't
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ask me why, Uh did youknow that three on three basketball is down
Olympic sport like ice cubes, bigthree three on three. Yeah, just
like that basketball three on three that'sweird. Yeah, And we know breakdancing.
And I am looking through this listof televised sports. It is literally,
not figuratively, literally seventy five pageslong. The more new events they
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add to the Olympics, the moreit reminds me of the old Sturgis Biker
Olympics with all the random stuff.Just let me know when track and field
starts, that's when I really starttuning in. Yes, I'll watch the
basketball. Yes, I'll watch swimming, in water polo, some of those
events I just love to tune into. But table tennis, handball, those
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are athletes, just like golfers.No, they are athletes. I'm just
saying in I maybe it's just me. I think of Olympic sport on a
much higher level. When I thinkof Athens and Greece and the original Olympic
Games, I don't think badminton.Are you angry that you've you've aged out
of the breakdowns? No? No, No, I'm actually angry that I
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came along at the wrong time.As far as Olympic sports, if I
were maybe ten years old now,i'ld make sure my parents started preparing me
for an Olympic career in table tennisor something like that. You know,
I would have a chance to backdraw my way into a gold medal in
something handball. Yep. Now Ilike boxing and h ohk taekwondo. To
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me, that is good. That'swhy we have the schedule though it's literally
on here somewhere maybe I'm page sixtyfive, and that's what I mentioned.
So difficult because of the time difference. So it could be on it three
in the morning. You're gonna getyeah, right, and you'll probably have
to get the replay. Yeah.I didn't know that sport climbing like like
rock climbing, rock climbing that theydo with the gym. Yeah, that
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one is probably the most interesting becausehow unless it's just based on speed,
it is. It's based on speed. There's different routes and how you get
up there. Yeah, it isalmost like speed climbing. What about rock
paper scissors? You got that?Yeah, there's always twenty twenty eight.
In LA there's artistic swimming, whichis not the same thing as synchronized swimming.
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Artististic swimistic like that Saturday Night Lifesketch with Martin. It is an
Olympic sports. Artistic swimming. Idon't know if they get the pool with
paint and brushes. I don't knowartistic swimming as opposed to regular swimming.
Artistic swimming and rhythmic gymnastics. Thereis something wrong. I look my parents,
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I'm mad at them. They shouldhave prepared me to get a gold
medal in something. Listen, we'reall mad at your parents. I am.
I'm still angry at them. Ilove it. Weightlifting, yes,
I'll be watching that, definitely,Track and field, definitely, volleyball yes,
men's and women's wrestling absolutely, Butsome of this other stuff. Golf
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seems like it's gonna take a longtime. Golf is a game. Yeah,
it's not a sport. I knowyou have to walk the course,
but it's not a sport. Okay, it's you against you. Listen,
those are some finely tuned athletes.I don't know what you're talking about.
It. If you can do itwhen you're eighty years old, it's not
a sport. Is that fair?Disrespect? Really? Cut? That's so
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nasty? Okay? Am I wrong? Though? If you could do it
when you're eighty. It's not asport. Okay, can you play table
to this when you're eighty? Whatdirection do you want to take this?
Honestly? Yeah? Bowling though,can you bowl when you're eighty? Yes,
it's not a sport. Have youbeen to the bowling alley and see
the old geezers bowling? Yes,you can geezers, wow eye bowl.
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That is some agism right now.But you're not eighty. If you can
do it when you're eighty, it'snot a sport. It's an activity.
It's like arts and crafts. Whatabout darts? Is that in there?
You got darts in the Olympics.Oh, that's a good question. Is
dark darts Olympic sport? I thinkit is Olympic dark arts. Now there's
a medal that's worth well billiards butyeah, or yeah, I think it
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is. It's not as of yet, but uh, there is a movement
of foot there you go. Yeah, let's get on the ball and pop
the ball. There are people tryingto make it an Olympic sport. I'm
saying I was born at the time. They should be stopped. I was
born at the wrong time. Ihad a chance to be a gold medalist
in something. The dark people andthe hobby horse people must be stopped real
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quickly before we go to break canoeing. Yeah, I know, kayaking,
but no, that's what I'm saying. I know if canoeing, and I'm
kayaking, but I didn't know ifcanoeing. Yeah, and canoeing is on
almost every day, It's literally onevery day. How many countries have a
canoeing team? There's there is men'sand women's men and women's cross uh cross
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like mixed like mixed doubles tittis.Yeah, well what could be more thrilling
to watch than Olympic canoeing? Honestly, just give me back my old cycling.
Just leave it at that. Butthere is someone who agrees with me
how the Olympics need to update itspresentation, and that Snoop Dogg. When
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we come back, we're going towade into not only how Snoop Dogg is
going to be one of the officialcommentators at the Olympics. Did you know
he'll be carrying the Olympic torch aportion of the way. Oh yeah,
you're listening to later with more Kellyon Demand from KFI AM six forty.
Part of the problem that award showshave today is they don't evolve. They
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sound today, they look today,they seem today as they did thirty years
ago, literally thirty years ago.There's really not much different to them.
It's kind of the same formula againand again again. And the Olympics were
in that same rut. Now theymay update it with a little bit of
social media here and there, butthe general package, the general presentation,
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it's not all that different. AndI was waiting for someone to actually take
a risk with these award shows.They won't do it. The Olympics.
They're trying something different. At leastthe American broadcasters. NBC has the rights,
and I told you about how itwas going to be shown across all
of their umbrella networks. Under theirumbrella, they're also adding Snoop Doll to
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the actual main broadcast team, alongsideMike Tarico and others. We talked about
this earlier, but Snoop Dogg isgoing to have an even larger imprint and
footprint than originally imagine. Did youknow that Snoop Dogg will be carrying the
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Olympic torch through Paris ahead of theopening ceremony. Yes, rapper and actors
Snoop Dogg will be one of thefinal torch bearers of the Olympic Flame in
Paris. I have dealt with SnoopDogg over the years, just at arms
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length, not worked with him,but worked around him. He had a
record imprint deal, label deal atWarner Brothers for a while, so you
see him. I am amazed athow he has reinvented himself post his rap
career and turned himself into a worldwidepersonality and celebrity. And I mentioned how
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I dealt with him. If youknow anything about him, he hasn't changed
all that much. He's just softenedaround the edges. He's pretty much the
same dude pretty much. Yeah.I can think of no one more appropriate
to be carrying a torch like thatin the Olympics. This is magnificent and
he doesn't take himself that seriously.I think he's self aware where he's like
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look szoom Dog. He's a grandfathernow. He wants to handle his Popawarner
Football league. He's all about love, he's all about having fun, and
he knows, he knows why he'sappealing. And he's not a buffoon not
by any stretch of the imagination.He just makes things funny. When I
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first saw him as a sports commentator, and there's probably connection here, when
he was doing the Triller celebrity boxbock mashes and he was just an ad
hoc commentator, just riffing. Itwas hilarious. Some executives somewhere saw that
and said, I got an idea, and they kind of tried him out
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on Winter Olympics coverage, and theysort of started preparing him for Summer Olympics
coverage. In fact, a coupleof years ago, they had Kevin Hart
and Snoop Dogg start looking at eventswithout telling them in advance what it was,
and then offering commentary. And itwas some of the funniest stuff that
I had seen. For example,here's one between Kevin Hart and Snoop Dogg
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and the producers are just putting upOlympic events. They're not telling them in
advance, and they just have tonarrate what they see. Row that twinn,
Okay, two sets of speedos.Okay, here we go, Oh
about twin, it's twin. It'starget maybe some synchronized I think a citizenized.
Yeah, they doing it together.He was going to get this ready,
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let's do it one, two,three underwater. We talked right here.
Good job, good job, andyeah, by the way, you
know it was too close they needOkay, that's enough. Yeah, all
right, man, we don't huge. Man. That was a synchronized diving.
Okay, from the top of it. I didn't know what it was
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though, I'll be honest with you. I knew it was synchronized diving just
because they had the same draws onit when I thought it was pop locking.
Okay, all right, that wasthe easy one. Come on,
let's do another one. Horses.I like this. This is a questrians.
It's a questrian. By the way, look at that horse. Did
you the horse crip walking? Canyou see that? That's gangsters? Look
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at this girl. Come on,man, this horse is off the chain.
I gotta get this money from thevideo. Oh, I gotta put
the horse in the video was offthe chaine. I mean that horse kirk
walking is officially in the Olympic man. You see that. By the way,
how do the horses get to tellhim what airline was? It?
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Emirates? They they fly to horseson Emirates and the athletes on Southwest.
Can you please have these guys guysdo golf next? No, but that's
the whole point. They're gonna haveSnoop Dogg just free styling the Olympics,
and I'm here for it. Lethim do everything all of Yes, he's
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one of their official correspondents. They'regonna do produce pieces with him. He's
gonna do Man on the Street.He's doing all of it. I am
not hating on this in any way. Why not because the Olympic coverage can
be so drab and boring. Andif you're NBC and you paid all these
billions of dollars for the rights,get some younger people to tune in.
I know Snoop Dogg is not young, but he still speaks to a younger
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demographic. And I know people whowould tune in just for snoopolute But I
think that just for comedy's sake,you got to you gotta team him up
with an uptight straight man, becauseKevin Hart's another funny guy. You want
somebody like a Margaret Dumont who's like, well, I never well, you
know what. That's part of thereason why the whole thing with Martha Stewart
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was such a such a hit.Yeah, it's disappointing. She's so cool.
Actually I wish she were a littlebit more uptight because that would be
funnier. Well see, that's thething. And also in comedy, you
can't have two funny guys. Youhave to have someone playing it straight.
Yeah I think I just said that. No, but I'm just I was
re yes, I was reemphasizing yourpoint, that's all. So you're the
straight man here. You're definitely notfunny. So no, no, no,
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never any ha. I'm looking forwardto that portion of the Olympics.
In fact, I will seek outhis commentary. And since he's going to
be carrying the torch, I knowthis kid from Long Beach never had any
idea of life would take him inthis direction. No, that's what I
was thinking. Like to think ofhis album with Doctor Drake Chronic nineties,
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Yeah, and fast forward to nowlike I would have. I'm shocked for
him, So I can't imagine hisown brain, Like what is he thinking?
You know? You know Chronic wasninety three, I believe. Yeah,
so we're talking a good thirty oneyears yep, where he's used rap
as a tool a means to anend to get to another place, and
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he has made the most of it. He is now just a worldwide personality.
I don't know if people actually rememberhis music career. They may remember
a song here there, but theymay not remember his career. He's got
new music out now. Yeah Iknow, But I was like that,
I mean, so does Will Smith? Does anyone remember him as a rapper?
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Though? A huge saying because mymom used to watch was it ncis
Los Angeles? That's one with Ellecool J? Yes, yep, And
she talked like thought she was impartingwisdom on me, and she was like,
did she know he used to bea rapper? Say with Ice Team
people? Yeah, lawn Order SVUand they think like, wow, this
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Iced tea guy. He's a reallygood actor. What do you do before
acting? While I was at theWhile I was at the Roots Picnic show,
I actually heard the people sitting nextto me, one person explaining to
the other because they saw Queen LaTwofo come out on stage and they were
like, isn't that the lady fromthe Equalizer? And I fell out laughing,
Oh, by guy, what ishappening? Look? Yeah, she's
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yeah, And she had a longfilm career before even the equalizerself. But
congratulations to snooped off and I can'twait to tune him. Tune in to
see him narrate and commentate and offerhis two cents on everything that's happening in
Paris and beyond. You're listening toLater with Moe Kelly on demand from KFI
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AM sixty. Did you know thatsharks off the coast of Brazil have been
found to have a concentration of cocaineup to one hundred times higher than previously
recorded in other marine animals. KFIAM six forty is Later with mo Kelly
Live everywhere in the iHeartRadio app.First, I didn't know that there was
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any concentration of cocaine in marine animals. First and foremost, let's start there.
I surely did not know that sharksoff the coast of Brazil were found
to have a concentration of cocaine upto one hundred times higher than the baseline
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of fish with coke. I didn'tknow that was a thing. Not until
today, researchers have discovered that sharksoff the coast of Brazil have tested positive
for cocaine. Let me stop rightthere. Why are you testing sharks for
cocaine? Are they swimming wildly about? Are they unable to say the alphabet
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backwards? I don't know what wouldprecipitate a test of a shark for cocaine.
They're talking a lot, and theythink they're really interesting. It's almost
like testing a group of fish forSTDs. How did we get there?
What was the impetus for offering thetest anyhow? Thirteen sharp nose sharks were
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purchased from fishermen near Rio de Janeiroby researchers. Upon dissection, tests on
the liver and muscle tissue of thesesharks revealed cocaine in all samples. I
don't think of sharks as being theperfect drug mule, so let's kind of
let's move that out of the equation. I don't think they're running coke by
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a sharks. Maybe it's the greatwhite shark. Come on, fooshnah,
that's a little bit on the sharknose. The findings were published in the
journal Science of the Total Environment,and it confirmed what they call long standing
concerns about the impact of human druguse on marine life. Can someone connect
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these dots for me? How isit that if Mark were to get high
every night on cocaine. Okay,not Mark. You know where I work,
I can't afford cocaine. But that'swhy I can use you as a
foil here. Okay, we knowthat you're not doing that. Okay,
But hypothetically speaking, if Mark werepart of the cocaine inducing population, how
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does that transfer to the shark swimmingpopulation, because cocaine is not something you
just throw in the ocean, rightideally, know, So how is it
that the sharks are ending up withthe cocaine but the general mammal and marine
not but marine population are not endingup with the cocaine. Well, mo,
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maybe we have a urine based mysteryhere, because you do hear about
things like birth control in the waterbecause that's where people's we we goes.
Oh, so the sharks are they'reswimming around in the urine of people who
have consumed coke. Well, let'sget into some of the theories as to
how this might have happened. Someof the theories about the source of the
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cocaine include spillovers from illegal drug labs, human excrement. So you're warm,
you're warm. I don't want toget that warm and discarded bundles of cocaine
from drug traffickers. But why thesharks? You know what I mean?
Why is it just the sharks notmarine life generally, because it's one hundred
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times more. I think it isbecause drug dealers in Brazil are discarding bodies
by throwing them into shark infested water. Oh I don't think so, Twala,
that's no, I'm serious. Ithink the drug deals they are getting
mules, people who don't want toact. Right, anyone they're gonna feed
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them to the fishes. Yeah,anyone. They may be testing their product
out on them, throw them inthe ocean. We're done with them.
And to add to his point,maybe also because they're like the most predatorial
as far as it comes to oceanlife. You know, they're not gonna
have guppies coming in going against thesharks. If there's, like Tola said,
bodies being thrown in there. Okay, now you're introducing facts and science
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and logic. Right, there's noplace you don't want to cop shark.
You're definitely gonna need a bigger moviewaiting to happen. Well, they've already
had cocaine bear, so why notwhy not have cocaine Shark, Cocaine,
cocaine, But there we go mersthe franchises. Cocaine Bear was based on
a true story where a bear happenedupon a drug stash that fell out of
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a plane or something. So andI'm here to tell you it really wasn't
a terrible movie either. No itwasn't. I did say it was the
gore and the horror pretty damn good. I was on the bear's side the
whole time. Well, the beardidn't do anything wrong. No, the
bear didn't break any loss. Itwasn't like the bear was trying to carry
coke across the border. The bearwas the victim. Yeah, he was
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poisoned. Yeah, he was actuallyjust like these innocent sharks. Well,
the sharks are the victim here.That is fair, That is true,
because there's no way they could haveobtained the coke on their own. It
wasn't like they went to Mexico fora weekend. You don't see sharks rolling
up hundreds to snort and hanging outwith cartels making deals. And then they
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tried to take the cocaine from Mexicoto Brazil. There's not an instance of
that, So I can't really blamethe victim here. Hmmm, shut up,
I knew you were going to usethat's the representative from South Carolina has
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an object. Yeah, just goahead and turn in your resignation. Okay,
you got five minutes. It's laterwith mo Kelly. If I am
six forty, we're live everywhere onthe iHeartRadio app within mo Kelly on and
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six live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app. And I have some big news to
share, big big, big,big, big, big big news.
You may know that producer to WallaSharp, he has this phobia in a
rational fear of water. You mayalso know that I'd like to go on
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cruises. My wife and I wetry to do it, or at least
before the pandemic, we would doa cruise a year. We went on
one last year, just like theMexican Riviera, with friends and family.
It was a short cruise, lastyear day cruise, but it was more
like exposing cruising to other members andfamily who had never been on a cruise
before. And it was an easy, way, relatively inexpensive way to enjoy
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a cruise. It was on carnival, like an entry cruise, just to
get your feet wet. No punintended this year, my family and some
friends are going on a similar cruisefor Labor Day weekend. It's going to
be on Royal Caribbean and it's goingto be over Labor Day weekend, same
area down you know, California coast, Baja Mexico and to not out of
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Mexico, that kind of thing.But joining us despite his irrational fear of
water is none other than to wallashark. I wouldn't call it irrational.
It's a very rational fear. Healthyfear. Okay, it's a healthy fear.
But you're getting on the ship.Look, I am dipping my proverbial
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toes into the water this Monday bygoing to Catalina. That's the first time.
Just like just embracing it. Okay, I'm embracing it. I'm taking
it on. But after my sonhad such a good time hanging out with
yours on fourth of July and theyjust bonded when you mentioned the cruise and
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that, they were like, heyman, you know, maybe you should
go with us. I talked tohim, to my son, and he
was like absolutely, we got toHe was just height, he was just
just a look in his face andthe opportunity to hang out with some guys
that he feels are really really cooland kind of like, you know,
he just bonded with him. Isaid, you know what, damn man,
Te, you gotta get over this, because eventually, when the ice
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caps finished melting, we will allbe, you know, in water world.
And that's the way it's gonna be. SOMETHINGNA have to be on boats
eventually, because we all will be, especially for here in California, when
the world goes to pot you know, and goes to hell in a handbasket.
I am not going to be hangingaround. I'm not look well,
be here. It's gonna be soonerthan later. It's not gonna be Maybe
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that means I'll be leaving up outof here sooner than later. I'm not
trying to live in the Mad Maxdystopian, you know, post apocalyptic world.
I'm gonna need you to help metake over a cruise ship and we
start booting people off. Well,you're gonna need to learn how to swim
first. Look. I was herelast night and I said, oh,
damn it, okay, let medo this, and I went on.
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I followed the link that Lamu Hairsent and I was checking it out and
I'm like, wow, man,look at all this, this is pretty
cool, and it is actually affordable, it really really is. And so
yeah, I said, you knowwhat, I closed my eyes and hit
purchase, and yes, you gottalive a little, gotta live a Now,
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if we can get you down toa bee farm, then we're really
really doing things. Well, we'llreally if we just go down there and
just you taste some honey and justlet them just be there with you.
Don't got to tell I'm not askedyou to test them. I'm not asked
you to pull any I get ina beekeeper suit. I would get into
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a beekeeper suit. I'm not afraidof being I would still get into.
I don't want to get stump.Take some of the sport out of it,
doesn't it. No, I don'twant to get stune. But I
think we should at least go downthere. That's like me saying you need
to get on uh one of thoseone of those tender boats up cruise ships
when they go into certain ports,they're too big and it's too many rocks.
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They can't get actually into the potthe boat to the to the port.
So they have cruisers get on thesesmall tender boats which look like the
military boats where there you know,the military police the water and is bouncing
up and down. They called tenders. Yeah, oh, is that part
of this trip? No, notthis trip. But I'm saying depends on
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where you go around the world.Like when we were in Europe. Some
of the ports, I think itwas Majorca in Spain, we had to
get on the tender and you hadlike to get on a smaller boat to
get to the port. No,the only tender I will ever get on
is the Apple. I'm not gettingoff my tender to go and bounce on
the waves. Though. If Ican't walk to the coast or to the
shore on a gang plank or something, yeah, I'm not doing it.
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Well, you don't have to worryabout that for this cruise, you know.
It's it's in fact, when yougo to Catalina, you will feel
the water one hundred times more thanyou will on a cruise ship. That's
what I'm talking. So that isa good stepping stone because not that you'll
have any issue on the trip toCatalina, but that ought to tell you
that you're not gonna fill any ofthat. Look, I plan on being
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in the inside of the boat.I don't need to stand and do a
Titanic and fill the You don't wantto go out to the rail face?
Hell no, how about how aboutlike you can go to the top of
the ship and where you're not nearthe railing, but you can see out
and watch those people. Those shipsaren't in short, those ships I don't
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even like that much. Okay,me and heights are We're okay, I'm
afraid, but I'm not that personwho was like, let me go up
to no. Okay, well,all right, there are plenty of things.
There's a probably a casino on ship. There's this shopping mall in the
center. There's food everywhere. Iknow. There's like comedy clubs all that
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forms. It's like Vegas on thewater. On the water. Yeah,
yeah, what are cruise ship comedians? Like? Those have to be painful.
Some of them are decent. It'svery hit and miss. It's a
great question. Some of them areworking comedians and you can tell this is
just another gig for them, andsome of them are like really really struggling
in the career. This is thebiggest gig they've ever had. You finally
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said something that almost makes me wantto go on some of the ship entertainment.
You could tell, oh, thisperson is is punching down. This
is just an extra job for them. But because you have adult comedy on
the ships, they're letting it rip. And there's some was like that dude
was not funny at all? Howdid you get a job? Oh?
I like that. When I goto Vegas, I like to go to
kind of off places and see thepeople who are either on their way up
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or really just on their way downnow. But there's a lot of entertainment.
There are things that there's i'll saylight entertainment. You have the karaoke
and trivia. You have the nightclubon the ship where you can go dancing.
The best time my wife and Ihad we had a silent nightclub.
We put on the headphones and youknow, you just hear the music in
your headset and everyone's dancing around butit's not making any noise. That's creepy.
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No Mark you come February. Ibelieve it's February fifth. They're doing
a comic con cruise. How's thatgonna smell. Let's just let's cut straight
to the chase here. Nasty verewait, nast day will the cruise ship
be providing the deodorant and the personalhygiene. I hope, for God's sake,
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I hope. I don't think theywould do that. No, I
don't think so. I don't thinkso. Can IF I am six forty
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