Tuesday-5-21-2024

Episode Transcript

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Coming up on the show. Weactually do have a guest today. It
is Congressman Richard Hudson. That'll beat eight oh five. We can get
into police stuff, you know,lodges through Law Enforcement week and just to
share insanity that is DC. Sowe'll check in on that. But I

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feel like we need to do somethingfirst. I'm gonna be i'mna be is
gonna come across as a little elitist, but I just can't anymore. I
understand that we have to do notfly list because you know, people from
a terrorist perspective, although frankly,obviously that's abused and people end up on

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there for no reason whatso on whatsoever. We need you're too dumb to fly
list, and that thing needs tobe busy because some of you were too
dumb to be on an airplane.Really, you're too dumb for the whole
process. And frankly, it's notnecessarily that you're endangering the rest of us,

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but you're annoying the rest of us. Okay, Like case in point,
you see what happened to Charlotte atthe airport in Charlotte yesterday. So
this idiot is sitting in an exitrow. Okay, ross. You don't
fly very much. But have yousat in an exit row? Have you
sat in an exit row in thein in in the past ever? Ever?

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Ever? H yes, I haveOkay, do you remember what happens
before you take off when the flightattendant comes over to the people in the
exit row? What? What is? What? What are they trying to
ascertain that you're alive? Essentially?Right? Right? And then you understand
there was a door there? Yeah? Yeah, sure, yes, yeah.
Are you capable of doing it?Yes? Yes, so and and

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honestly, if you mildly look intheir direction and they cut some of them
won a verbal But if if ifyou're like, I'm alive and I understand
there's a door there, and youjust they that's it. That's the totality
of it. They want to determinethat you speak English, right, that's
a that's the thing, and thatyou understand there's a door there, Like,

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you're not going to be through thatdoor if the situation presents right,
you're going to be sitting there goingno, no, no, no,
I'm I'm cold already. We're notopening that no, And I think they're
in probably if flight attendant's used tothe same joke. Oh, don't worry,
I'll be the first one. Youknow, any anything, anything that

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shows you have a pulse in anunderstand there's a door there. Why you
would get into a fight and getupset at the flight attendant for bothering you
and then threatened to call your civilrights lawyer when you're literally marched off the
plane, right, which is,uh, there's video of this idiot because

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people are like, and she's gotit, she's got her by the way,
she's got her uh you know,uh her. Uh I'm a big
fan of God shirt on too,which is always deeply ironic in these situations
where you're just horrible to somebody forno reason. Right, And she's sitting
she's clearly in the exerpt that's allthey want from you, and she's like,
how dare you bug me? Idon't know what she was doing?

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And then when she gets she's literallyscreaming about she called her son, she's
calling her lawyer. It's Frontier,so you know already they they give zero
fs and what happens, everybody's gotto get off the plane. So everybody
was trying to just get on thatflight down in Charlotte. Now they're off

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of the plane. Their whole day'sruined. She's been she's taken to a
police vehicle down on the tarmac.You can see the video. But it's
something's got to change. Man.There's always one moron every time I'm in
an airport, some one more.And and don't get me wrong, I'm

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gonna have a big ir because Iunderstand some people don't some people don't fly.
Maybe you've never flown, maybe flown, you know, once every five
ten years. I get that,But some of it's inexcusable, okay,
And there's just gonna be a list, little demerit points, and once you're

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done, you're done. I justcan't with you anymore. Right, if
you get into the secure, ifyou walk up to a TSA agent with
no ide ticket, any of thatout and just stand dure all right,
that's a point. If you goto the X ray machine, and I
will yield. The TSA does notmake it easy sometimes because some you go

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some airports, you gotta take yourshoes off, you gotta take your laptops
out. Generally how the tubs lookif it's the big, shallow one,
but it will hold everything. Thatmeans your computer can stay in and but
all of your carry on does haveto sit in there. So even if
you have a hard sided case,it's got to go in there. Generally,
if you shut your face hole fortwo seconds and use your eyeballs,

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you can probably determine what you needto do. Right, So in that
situation, bit of a learning curve. Once they've told you once and you
don't point off. If they're callingclassifications to get on. Your ticket has
a boarding group on it for mostairlines, and even the ones who you

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know don't have a siding seating,there's probably one on there. Right.
You staid and you get to anypoint, you're done. Now you walk.
Sorry. I had a nitw onmy last flight who also didn't understand
how exit rolls work. It turnedout she didn't speak so they ended up
moving her even though I heard herspeaking English. But whatever I mean,

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it's just not that complicated, right. There's a giant door here, yes
that if there's an emergency, wehave to know are you capable of opening
this giant door that the instructions arein? Are you capable of doing that?
Right? And if you don't wantto, no pressure, will you
can shake your head no, andthey'll reset you. She's my issue with
these things, Zimon. I alwayslike sitting in the back, and they're

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always moving me to the exit roadbecause they're like, you look like you're
incredibly capable of opening and saving everyone'slife, so we want you to sit
right there. And I'm like,dude, I know right, yea,
yeah, yeah yeah. They're like, sure, you're not supposed to close
it after you've got it out.I'm like the Gilbert got for you fool.
You know, Yeah, he's closingthe door for the outside. Hey,

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everybody else, they can open it. I'mb out, what do I
need? Ah man? Just theamount of dumb ass for you see in
these videos. And then she did, and then she turns it into a
whole federal case. Too late,you're off, And yeah, I she'll
probably get put on a list,but I we need action sooner. I

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could get any of you who travelfor work or travel quite free. I'm
sure you have the same list.And look, I'll cut slack for kids
because even if you tell them todo something, it doesn't mean they're going
to do it. But generally,even if your kid's a bit unruly,
but I can tell that you youknow you're trying, no points, got

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it? You can't fine, youcan't even blame this on like, well,
maybe it's your first time on aplane. I remember that my first
time at a plane, I flewfrom it was like Greenville to almahaf or
like a job interview there. Inever been in a plane. I was
like, I don't know, wasn'teven twenty And I'm sitting there and I'm
like super focused because I took itso serious right now, never been a
plane before mine. I'm gonna listento everything you say, I'm gonna read

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everything. I'm just gonna super focusand be responsible. You would assume if
it do your first time on aplane, you'd be kind of the same
way, right. You don't wantto you don't want to cause a commotion
or to ruin the flight for anybody, and you want to be you know,
oh I need to open this door. Okay, how do I open
the door? I will do that, ask that question though you might get
a flight attendants like really, butthey'll tell you like you're not but to

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sit there mute and then glare atthem because they interrupted your whatever you're watching
on your phone. All right,oh. Also people who use the speakers
on their device on a plane.Inst we eject you from the plane.
Okay, I look, something's gotto be done. These folks are ruining

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everything. Also with the chances areif you're in an exit row, you
paid you you upgraded how much youpaid nowadays, right, because it's even
if it's just a few dollars,most the airlines are charging. But as
as somebody who flies a lot.Here's here's all you need to know.

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Put everything in your pocket that you'regonna need. They headphones, phone,
aarpod, you know, whatever itis, if you can, all right,
put it, put it in.What I do is I have like
a little soft case, right andthe first thing it comes out of the
top of my backpack, which youknow, then goes into the overhead trying

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to If you want to put stuffon the ground, that's your ECLA.
You do whatever you're gonna do.But if you can sometimes you're kind of
forced to and then throw it inthere. Have it already, you're already
standing there waiting to get on.And then the moment you sit down,
if you want to put your AirPodsin, if you want to literally not

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acknowledge anyone else's existence as long asyour seatbelt is visible and you don't have
stuff not stowed. Other than ifyou're in an exit row and they just
ask you that you can ignore them. They just they're like, ah,
that person looks alive. They answeredyes to my one question. They'll leave
you alone. Probably don't want todeal with you anyway. It's so irritated

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when I see this stuff, andthen I just think there's an idiot on
every flight or drooling more on insecurity. Uh. The woman who is absolutely
enraged, that hurt that they're buggingher was told she would have to deplay,

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and of course she's like, nowI don't. And then once he
gets to that and the cops arecoming, everybody's getting off the plane.
Let's see here. Yeah, anyway, you can watch the video. I
don't know why that annoyed me somuch this morning. I think it's just
because there's always some idiot and theyneed to not be allowed near an airport.

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Just my two cents, all right, I'll give you a rundown on
some of the other stuff we're gonnaget into. Let's see. I fly
a lot. I've never actually seenanything crazy I've seen one crazy. Not
we weren't physically on the plane,but uh, it was a dude and
he was. He ended up gettinginto a physical altercation with somebody else at

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the Miami Airport and literally the onedude got slammed into the ticket gate or
the right in front of the boardingI read for the gate, and uh
but that literally that got pulled apartin a second. They both ended up
getting walked. I don't know whathappened to him. That's the craziest I've
seen. But I've seen a lotof entitled, stupid people. So yes,

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yeah, you just you can't,big boy or big girl. This
is not for you. You're ruiningit for everybody, all right, six
eighteen. If that's entitled, don'tcare. And the only reason you're matus
is probably you would be on thelist because you're too dumb to fly.
New policy. Check it out justmade at six eighteen. Hang on,
you know what, Rossie bring upa very good point. I feel like

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any sort of travel you should haveto have a license for, you know,
I don't like the government doing it. So I'm happy to be the
arbiter cause you don't even have toget on a plane and you'll be in
like if you're traveling, like ina vacation setting, especially if you get
around like they get around on thebeaches here in North Carolina, where you

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know every almost everyone's from somewhere else, and then everyone's just stupid. Yeah,
those people have to go on thelist as well. Although I don't
think that that dude sounds like alocal meth head. I don't know if
he was local or in vacation,but do meth heads do a lot of
vacate down at the I mean hecould have been on vacation. He looked
like he was dressed for vacation.All right. Rule number one, never

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go in the Sneed's very food lineunless you want an adventure, right right,
I've learned over the years. Sofirst off, everyone at our house
now is sick. Lincoln's not goingto school today. Marky woke up sick.
I picked him up from school yesterdayand he was like, I'm sick.
He desinitely maybe there's a correlation rightto this story, I mean possibly,
So we went to the like yousaid, the food line there,

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which is the only place you canreally shop if you're going to to Top
Sol or North top soil Ray,like, this's a place. So it's
like six thirty the morning. We'regonna pick up some stuff for the rest
of the day, some burgers andhot dogs and stuff. So Marky and
Lincoln stay in the car. Igo to the food line. Because that
food line, We've discussed it before. It's crazy the way it's set up,
and it's just it's like an obstaclecourse. It's not like a typical
food line. So I go inthere. It's like literally just me.

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There's nobody there, lostist and methodright right right, yes. So I'm
going around the food line for awhile and I'm like, oh, man,
I go to the bathroom. I'mgonna I'm putting it off because it's
the last thing you want to dois use a public restroom at the food
Yeah. So but finally, liketen minutes has gone by and I'm like,
I gotta go. So I findthe bathroom. When I go in
there and I open the door andstanding in the bathroom is this six foot
four, six foot five dude.Oh he looks like Freddy Mercury. He's

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wearing these little tiny blue shorts likethe John Stockton shorts. What an odd
look. Yes, he's wearing alike a tank top, like a blue
and white tank top. He's gotfreddy mercury hair and a mustache, and
his eyes are bugging out of hishead. And it's like a quick assessment
like this dude is high as illdeid at the beach. I'm sorry,
something else and he looks at meand he goes, oh, I thought

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I flushed my phone down the toilet, and I was really concerned. I
was looking for it and I rememberedhow this toilet has a big whoosh when
you flush it, and I immediatelythought, I flushed my phone down the
toilet, and they're gonna need aplumber to get my phone out of the
door that way whoosh. But Ifound it. It was just sitting right

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here, So let me get myphone and I'll be out of my way.
But I was thinking, oh mygod, if I flushed my phone
down the toilet, what are theygonna do. They gonna need a plumber
because it went whoosh, And I'mlike, bro, I'm like, you
know what. This is why peoplepoop on the streets San Francisco. So
I guess they don't want to bein a bathroom with that guy anyway.
So I'm like, all right,that's great, going with you today to
go the bathroom. I do mybusiness and I come out and I see

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Markie and she's in the car.She's freaking out. I'm like, what
is wrong? And she's like,there is this guy that came out.
He looked like Freddie Mercury. Hewas wearing little blue john stocked in shorts
and a blue tank top of it, a mustache, and he yelling at
the food line. He was goingI thought something about his phone. He
kept going whoosh, whoosh, andthen he got in his car and he
started banging on his windows and I'mlike, I know him. I saw

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him in the bathroom, and yeah, that's what half of the That's really
what's going on about half of thesestories, man, whether it's see Freddie
Mercury look like that Ross is havingto deal with or this insane woman down
in Florida, twenty seven year oldMolina Logan decided she was going to go
test drive a new Hyundai. Okay, pops into a dealership in South Miami

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and decided she really liked that hydikeso much. She's she just knows you
keep it well if you do that, they're gonna call the police, which
they did. Eventually police locate her, attempt to make a stop, she
takes off. She's you know,she's juking and driving through traffic. Eventually

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is she's making these big like fourlane changes. You can see on the
video she's passing vehicles at ninety milesout which, by the way, driving
in Miami on I ninety that soundsnormal, but in this case she had
police behind her. But then shedoes the thing or she jumps off and
off ramp, and she miscalculated becauseyou got traffic at the bottom, you

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got people waiting on the light.You're not gonna get by unless you start
ramming vehicles, which she did.And then it gets weirder from there.
And I could the vehicle both thosein the four month was in the four
she's struck at the bar right gother. Oh she's out here here the

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exiting miamis there. See what youcan't see And what she does do is
yes, she did it really kindof locked the vehicle in there. She
smashed into a bunch of them,trying getting herself wedged in there. But
if you've driven around Miami, youknow that there's a lot of canals,
there's a lot of bridges, right, a lot of access eventually to the

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ocean, even way way at thefar end of town. And she just
there happens to be one there.So what does she do. She gets
on the little uh, I guess, the concrete barrier to the canal and
jumps in. Now I don't thinkyou guys know this. This is now

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a jurisdictional issue, I believe,right, Yeah, yeah, what's he
in the water? The police don'thave jurisdiction, but I think it goes
to the coast Guard at that point. Coast Guard, well, not just
coast guard, if you're a largerdepartment than you have, like a marine
diviterract Miami does, right, Butyou have to get those officers. It's
just like if you're running from policeand hijack the plane right now, the
normal police can get you. It'sair marshals, right, maybe the Air

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Force. I know what's going on, but them's the rule and these officers
they didn't care. Man, Afew of them jumped in and she tried
to push him underwater. So nowshe's she caught some significant charges. But
yeah, it's weird. She's sittingin the water and like trying to throw
her rope. She's like, no, I'm good. Did you did you?
She said to the officer before shejumped. It's hard to hear,

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but uh, I guess, uhwhat what did she She looks at him
and she says, I didn't killmy wife and the and the other guy.
The officer goes, I don't care, and then she jumps. That's
the problem. That's police, man. They just don't care, right and
have compassion. So that's what happened, huh, because it it looked like
a small, slightly smaller drop inthe video than what I seem to remember

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from there. So, uh thewoman are you ready? You ready?
Uh? Uh uh? The NorthCarolina woman. Yeah, that's why I'm
telling you the story, and that'swhy she didn't get the music. She's
she's one of us. She justwent down to Florida, act crazy,
was removed from the Lake Canal whatever, booked into jail facing all sorts of

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stuff. Yeah, she she literallyin the video you can see her take
one of the Darrell officers and likepush him underwater. Like he's like,
when you're a kid and you gotthat inflatable. They don't like that,
so they're charged with all the stuff. But yeah, good vacation man.
You know what, probably was goingto meet Freddie mercury. Now he's just

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sitting at the food line wondering whathappened to his date. I cannot express
to you, yes, how quicklyyour brain would identify this is the gentleman
that I referred to at the foodline. Freddie mccury in the shorts and
the tank top was high as akite. His eyes were just bulging out
of his head, and you couldtell he wasn't. It wasn't because he

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was built okay, like he hada great tand looked fantastic. That's why
he said he's probably in vacation.But you could see he could tell at
the beach man that area between him. But he did Richland too very There's
a lot of maths of right,but there's certain crackheads that like you can
look at him and be like,wow, you've been a crackhead for a
long time. Yeah, like you'rein your bats. This guy was like
in early stages of crackhead, likehe's just now just now experiencing and enjoying

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the drugs. And you can tellwhere he's going to be like a year
down the line, Like it lookslike he went to the gym, took
care of himself, but he hiseyes dude, bugging out of four platinum
records. Is that where you thinkhe's going to be that four Hey man,
I love me Freddy Murcury. Thatguy was he could do all the

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math. If he can do aproper cover, I'll go watch It's fair.
Yeah, And I don't know ifyou know this, Uh Freddy had
he was a little irrational, likethe party, look it up, that's
the thing. I mean he was. He was in a lot of respect,
but when he comes to the studiohe was super professional. You ever
heard about the story about him andMichael Jackson collassor and like he could not

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work with Michael Jackson, And bothof them are like perfectionists when it comes
to and the microphone and singing right, yes, like you see there.
You hear their raw tracks and it'sthe opposite of like to say the Britney
Spears raw tracks that's been auto tuned. Like you you hear it without any
filtering or any and you're like,this guy is amazing. But they were
both working in the studio together andso yeah, and Michael Jackson brought his
lama, and Freddy Murcury was like, I cannot work like this, So

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they had to do their track tracksseparately, like they were in the same
room or studio while they were puttingtheir tracks together. Oh wait a second,
how could you I understand if thelamas being a jerk, which sometimes
they can be, but I feellike I could do a show if a
lama was staying. I mean yeah, I mean I've done it before with
a giant wild turkey in the studio. Yes, yes, not a bottle
of wild turkey, in actual wildturkey, by the way. And we've

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also like way back in the dayin gue O five, we did like
there was a like a donkey theminiature horse, yeah, the miniature or
a donkey, can't remember what itwas. So yeah, But Freddy Mercury
much more professional than you, andI no lama. Get the lama out
of my studio. I'm a professional. Yeah, spin on me and yeah,
well that's that's well, then therewouldn't be a loma there if you
catch my drift. So right,I gotta I got a one spit policy

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with lamas and my neighbor head lamasI hated that thing, alright eight eight
eight nine three four seven eight sevenfour Oh send me, send me stupid
press releases this early go to bedpress people. Ugh, all right,
coming up on the show. Uhwhy Red Sox fans are horrible people.

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I don't make the news. Ireport the news. So I'm sorry.
So we get that, Uh myfavorite headline from Time magazine, Florida making
it difficult for man to get anabortion. That's a headline in Time,
Florida, man or Florida making itdifficult for man to get an abortion.

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It should be really difficult for aman to get an abortion. Right,
that should be that should be superred flaggy. Right if I go,
if I go for my annual,you know, lookover right, and my
doctor is like, you know whatyou need? You need a hysterectomy.

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I'm getting a new doctor. Sowe'll dive into what's going on here.
I'm sure you have your suspicions.And Joe Biden doing Joe Biden stuff yesterday.
Well, I was vice president.Thanks were kind of bad during the
pandemic, and what happened was Rocksaid to me, go to Detroit,

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help fix it. Well, poorMary, he spent more time with me
than he ever thought he's going tohave to This is a pure fever dream.
I know it's early, but Iwant you to listen to what the
most powerful person in the world istelling you at his speech yesterday. Not

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about something that happened to him backin the seventies, right when he was
still wanting to deintegrate schools because theywere racial jungles his words. No,
no, no, not something thathappened in the eighties when he was basically
still doing that stuff. It's beena lot of time paling around with Ted
Kennedy. That was the thing.I don't know if he was part of

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what he waitress sandwiches or anything likethat, but still, all right,
No, this is stuff from insidefive years again. Listen to what he
is telling the audience who's staring athim because they know how words work,
and yet everyone's too polite to sayanything. But I was vice president.

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Things were kind of bad during thepandemic, and what happened was Rock said
to me, go to Detroit,help fix it. Well, I think
he's trying to get you shot personally. All right, any any ross you
you math the math on that whatportion of the pandemic was he president?

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Do we see talking about like swineflu or whatever it was during the No,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no no, because they're literally talkingabout working with the mayor who is the
mayor now, So if you're saying, well, you know back when he
was vice president, that mayor wasn'tthe mayor? Remember it was the dude

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who ended up getting arrested because shockinglyit was robing everybody that Kwame Kilpatrick,
right, wasn't that the mayor's name? I can't remember the dude's name was.
But so no, like maybe maybehe's he's remembering swine flu stuff,
but then he wouldn't be working withLike if none of all of the pieces
can't be true, well, okay, you're saying, you're saying the pieces

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can't be true, but what ifyou have spaghetti brains? Okay, like
what if your brains are like spaghettimush? Yeah, and then what would
the pieces fit together then? Inyour spaghetti brain? I mean, has
he was he vice president at somepoint? Yes, dude, did Barack
Obama probably tell him to go dostuff? Yes? And they did still
tell him and they quote had apandemic with the swine flew. So all

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those pieces get together in the specit wasn't the mayor the mayor but there,
but there was a mayor there atthe time. There was a different
way. So once again, spaghettibrain, the noodles move around and contour
and touch, and then one thingit leads to another thing and it makes
perfect sense. And yeah, allright, all right, all right,
so let's listen. Let me puton my spaghetti brain filter and give this

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one more. Listen to what Iwas vice president m things. You're kind
of bad during the pandemic, kindof And what happened was Rock said to
me, go to Detroit help fixit again. I would read that as
he doesn't like you. Right ifI said, ross uh, removing your

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studio to the bathroom of the foodline and sneats ferry, you think that
that's me being nice to you.No, he told you to go Detroit
man like I like a y.I sent him intern to go find a
left handed microphone. He's screwing withyou. And then the part that's extra

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not true, Well, poor Mary, he spent more time with me than
he ever thought He's gonna have toYeah, and By the way, dude,
sitting back there, what do youdoing for that guy? He's just
got a kind of nod, whichis what he does, right, He's
just like, hey, whatever you'rehere at whatever money, you're here to
leave. I don't want to messthis up. So yeah, I remember
that. That was great? Allright, yeah, no, it works

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through your filter absolutely. What wasI thinking? All right? Six forty
seven CaCO Day Radio program, We'regoing to dive into this insanity with the
net and Yahoo and the ICC becauseof course, uh, the amount of
mourning and sad sadness is apparently goingon with statements if condolence is by US

(28:07):
State Department NATO, like the hellare you doing over over over the death
of the butcher of Tehran? Lookat the nickname people, You don't get
a nickname like that if you're agood dude. Think about historically monikers that

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have been bestowed on people because oftheir horribleness. What about the protagonist in
Gangs of New York build a Butcher? Right, but that was only kind
of because he handled me. I'mbeing told here that he wasn't the protagonist,
so oh oh, but he isRossi's when you watch the movie.
That's his hero. We've we've talked. I mean, he's got a lot

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of good points, does he okay? Any who? Yeah, Iven the
terrible right like me? Look ifit probably if you're a bad dude,
you want that legacy, you know, because you know, back in the
day, it was all about Iwant to be I want to be remembered
forever. And sometimes you didn't doit because you were you know, Richard

(29:23):
the lion Heart. Right, Yeah, it was all good. Sometimes sometimes
you're you're glad the impaler, sowhich I you know, mission accomplished there,
But I don't need this Austere Uhwhat was the what do they call
the one dude? The Austere scholarwasn't like an Austere religious scholar. Yes,
yes, yes, yes yeah.The dude you guys are sending condolences

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for literally is called by his ownpeople, the Butcher of Tehran. You
don't have to send a you don'thave to send a condolence card. It's
good. How we might have beenthe ones who on it don't care.
Oh it looks so bad. Oh. The United States would like to express

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its official condolences for the death ofIranian President Ibraheim ROSSI and other members blah
blah blah, and then they don'teven use his moniker. He earned it.
Ross. Would you want to havea horrendous nickname like that if I
made you immortal in history, ifI was like a wrestling heel. Sure,

(30:29):
No, You're gonna have to goin and pretty much gas a village.
Yeah, probably no, But justone medium sized village probably gets you
there in this day and age,or you can do a lot of smaller
ones. You have options, butjust know that that's how these things were
arrived at. I put up apole at a hates for sheriff. Yes,
yeah, you see yesterday the polewas on X. You can only

(30:52):
bring back one. The first optionis President ricey Racy, Yeah, the
butcher guy, right, President Mountain. And the second option is Red Lobster.
Red Lobster is winning ninety five tofive with one hundred and thirty seven
votes, So it's not looking goodfor President Mountain. This people have spoken,
I think, is what I clearlyam taking from that. By the

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way, just so you know,they call him the Butcher of Tehran because
he had back in the eighties,his job was Minister of Public Executions or
whatever. I don't know that wasan official title, but basically he handled
the Ministry of Intelligence. They werethe ones that go door to door and
they're like, hey, we heardyou're gay, like super gay. Why

(31:37):
don't you come over here. Igot to show you my construction equipment.
And that is all this dude didduring the eighties, and that also included
former US diplomats. That was thisguy. That was how he rose to
eventually where he's at. The Butcherof Tehran is the one who does kosher

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Mika, I assure you he isnot. And by the way, if
the last thing you want to dois ask this dude if something's kosher,
don't believe me, look it up. We'll be back phone number eight eight
eight nine three four seven eight sevenfour. Glad to have you a long
One hour from now, we'll chatwith Congressman Richard Hudson. He'll be joining

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us. Uh what is this?Yeah, yeah, yeah, no,
we did again. This dude triedto kill Mike Pompeo, whatever you may
think of him. You know,you don't get a plot to assassinate our
secretary of state. Okay, No, that's how I roll. So No,

(32:43):
and uh, we're sending weepy cards. Plus even without all of that,
everybody knows and Iran has bragged aboutit that essentially they were a driving
force behind what happened in at themusic festival and across much of Israel that

(33:06):
day. Right, Like, weknow that that was Iran's jam and that's
what this dude does and it's alwaysdone, So don't send him a stupid
uh sorry to hear the news card. Okay, all right, it had
to be said. Let me graba quick phone call. Here. What

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am I reading up here? Thisperson wants me to refer to them as
the Butcher of Boston. I thoughtthat was the Yankees bullpen. All right,
anyway, Butcher of Boston, Hello, good morning. I'm not calling
you that, Donna. I'm notcalling you that. Did you actually murder
most people in Boston? I don'tthink it's the coolest name I've ever been

(33:50):
given. Is given to me bythe Butcher of Boone Beer, so he's
big Beer. But yeah, whichis a trick to get people so you
can murder them. That sounds horrible. Now there's extra reason not to go.
So listen, why I'm really callingthank you Ross for the name.

(34:13):
I love it. I'm gonna useit forever. Mm hmmm, yeah,
we're gonna We're gonna kill you withfresh milk. That's what we're gonna do.
All right, I'll be when Isee it, but anyway, go
ahead. So why I'm calling is, did you happenny notice yesterday that the
White House edited the transcript for whenhe said that he was vice president during

(34:38):
the pandemic. I'm not surprised.A lot of times they'll enter inaudible.
I've you to move on to transcriptsinaudible, so they don't change it as
much as they pretend they didn't hearit, and it's equally as dumb.
So what did they change this oneto? They changed pandemic to a session.
Huh yeah, and they said thathe was with the poor mayor who

(35:00):
didn't even take office until twenty fourteen. And then the Daily Caller put out
and that was put out by Amyamber Duke, by the Way, editor
for the Spectator, and then DailyCaller put out yesterday that the White House
has edited transcripts for Biden one hundredand forty eight times. Oh yeah,

(35:21):
then they do it a bunch.Yeah, they just there's something last week
they did it where they put inaudibleand it's clearly we heard it. So
I'm not surprised they do that forTrump. I mean they ed they edited
Trump one time inaccurately. I remembercovering that they changed something, and you
know all those errors, those errorsalways went in one direction or not the

(35:43):
other. But yeah, I don'tknow, No, because Koffifi they kept
because he mentioned Kofifi. Obviously hetweeted that, and then that was the
joke and he said it and theyused the word correctly, which I thought
was funny. But it is whathe said, so I can remember that
now. Yeah, so you knowit's not if they're going for accuracy.

(36:06):
Fine, all right, I'll letyou get back to murdering people in Boston
or whatever you have planned for theday. Maybe you should some of your
own athletes, Maybe you should poleasesome of your own athletes, right,
because I'm pretty sure the Minnesota Twinsdidn't have a former player arrested for trying
to diddle kids the Red Sox.Did I remember when the Vikings went on

(36:29):
a boat? Do you remember thatlittle trip? Yeah? I wasn't there.
Criminal activity not, According to HedniptonCounty Prosecutor, look it up.
Okay, I do remember the boat. Yeah, that was that was a
that was the thing. All right, I gotta go down a day.
Uh ros. You can't just calleveryone the the butcher, right, it's

(36:54):
not a it's not a positive monikerunless you're actually a butcher. I mean
right exactly. If somebody calls andthey're really a butcher, then fine,
a fix is necessary. But notthe case here. All right, So
they changed the transcript because he didn'the didn't say pandemic. He said recession.

(37:15):
All right, Well, let's listenand you can be the judgment.
Well I was vice president. Okay, things are kind of bad during the
pandemic. Right, So the dressis blue? Or is the dress goal?
I'm so confused here, by theway, do you remember that?

(37:36):
Hold? What colors the dress?Insanity? Do you know the dude who
took that picture? They just likearrested him for what trying to kill somebody?
Had to kill his wife or girlfriendor whatever. That's nuts man.
All right, So he clearly sayspandemic, but it was a whoopsie though.

(37:59):
He's got a stutter, I think, is what I heard. Meanwhile,
in oh yeah, I should probablyreference this Yes, former Boston Red
Sox pitcher Austin Maddox was arrested aspart of an underage sex sting, so
essentially he got datelined. Maddox wasone of twenty seven people arrested as part

(38:19):
of a multi agency operation. Way, what does he did? Was it
the whole on the internet thing?Boy? These people are dumb. Yeah,
thirty three year old began communicating witha not fourteen year old girl,
but somebody who indicated that they were, and then tat you know, in
chat, put all the horrible thingsthat he wanted to do, and then

(38:43):
showed up. He charged with fourfelony counsel in clinding traveling to meet a
minor. Again, it was inFlorida, so this is not going to
go well for him. Let's see, Maddox played for the University of Florida,
but you know, was draft tobuy the Boston Red Sox, who
obviously have no standards for the athletesthat they hire. There in Boston,

(39:07):
you got murderers, people going afterkids. I hear some of the ownership
too. We'll engage in the fariousactivities. So uh yeah, let's see
part of ways with the socks.In twenty nineteen, he blew his shoulder
out. I guess this this ishow he fills the time. Ross.

(39:30):
Would you look and make sure wouldyou see if any Minnesota Twins, current
or former players were arrested for tryingto buy a kid for sex yesterday?
Yesterday? Yeah? Nothing comes up? Oh okay, all right, man,
this week, this week, andsure, let me expand the search
result. Nope, nothing, okay, how about the Yankees? The Yankees

(39:50):
have uh, let me put theend of the old day. I'm a
fourteen year old. No nope.Oh wow, I'm sensing a pattern here,
I mean relevant to the story.It also looks like the Yankees are
above the Ale East a topic atthirty three and sixteen, so it's unrelated.
Just so, we were just flippingover to our sports section. That's
that's all ties together. Well that'sgood, of course. If I know

(40:15):
you you're not you're you're you don'tget excited till what October? So yeah,
no, I don't focus on itat all anymore until at least after
the All Star break. However,you do look to make sure none of
your players are trying to buy childrenfor sex, right, because I mean,
if it comes up in the news. I would give that notice.
Yeah it sucks, it's not good. It would be like, wow,
shame, that is a horrible person. Why are they on our team?

(40:36):
So anyway, all right, sothere you go. I want to fill
you in on that. All right, coming up on the show. I
don't know what the hell's going onin Durham with the with the teachers over
there. I like, this isn'ta loophole. I don't. I don't
know why you think this is aloop. The like a bunch of teachers
who are at the school board meeting. Yes, they just walked out.

(40:57):
I'll explain why. I'll use theirexplanation why, except I don't I don't
understand why they think that they cando this thing. They want the school
board to do something that I don'tthink they legally can and if they don't
do it, they are walking out. Well they did walk out. I'll
explain the beef and what they thinka loophole is coming up next here on

(41:19):
the CaCO Day Radio program. AndI got to be honest, I should
love the true crime documentary stuff.I think I got burned with. I
don't know why I don't get intothem because they're everywhere. They're very popular.
I think one of the things thatburn me is that making a murderer
thing, because I remembered that story. I remember covering parts of that story

(41:39):
in Minnesota and then watching because itwas in Wisconsin, and that in that
documentary, in that Netflix thing thateveryone watched, there were things that were
factually not accurate, and it annoyedme because it it's a fact It was

(42:00):
a fascinating story and frankly, everyonesucks in that situation if you're familiar with
it. That being said, Iwant to see things that are factual.
And do you remember that that nutjobof put out the Michael Brown documentary was
that Stranger Fruit, which was thatwas a dumb name, and they were
like, ah no, he hadstruck a deal to trade this for marijuana

(42:24):
and they were holding his because youknow, if there's one thing as part
of a drug deal that is normalis having the other party hold on to
your stash even though you've rendered payment. You kind of that's a very nice

(42:45):
drug dealer, It is the pointthat I make it. So the whole
thing was stupid. I think Ikind of got burned, But I remember
the story Ross was telling me aboutwhat I remember that story because it was
so insane. I don't remember allthe details, but the Twitter, I
don't. How do I splick?I know? Yeah, we started watching
We finished Resident Alien, which isa good show on Netflix where we're always

(43:07):
trying to find something to watch.So we started watching American Nightmare yesterday Netflix.
It's a crime docu series. Ithink there's like three episodes that debut
and it's from twenty twenty four,so I don't know how old it is,
but this year. And the openingstory is crazy. It's a guy
and he's at home with his girlfriendand they're sleeping and they get woken up
by bright lights in their face,guys in wetsuits that tea right, like

(43:30):
we wake up in like like SealTeam six or something. Is crazy,
like a special ops team is inyour bedroom and they zip time. They
put headphones on and playing like windshiemusic so he can't hear anything. They
put goggles over his head that areblacked out, and they make him drink
something that like knocks him out,and he wakes up and his girlfriend is
gone. All right. There's acamera in the corner of the room pointing

(43:52):
down at him, and he looksdown at his feet and the floor is
red with a duct tape outline,and it he's made clear that he's not
allowed to leave this duct tape redfloored outline if he does. Watching him
right, they're watching it. She'sgonna die. And they start texting for
money. They want like fifteen ortwenty thousand dollars or whatever, and he's
like, well, I can getyou like thirty five hundred, like right

(44:12):
now, and then it goes dead. He doesn't hear anything on the phone
for one hour, two hours,three hours before you know, it's two
or three in the afternoon and he'slike, I've got to do something.
I'm scared. He calls the police, thinking, hey, they're gonna help
me out, and guess what,right, Yeah, they're like, this
story is insane and you obviously murderedyour your girlfriend or whatever. And then
it goes off from there and there'sso many twists in turn. It's a
great docu series. It's called AmericanNightmare. All right. So the twist

(44:37):
is I don't want to spoil it, but well, no, no,
no, because it was a newsstory. The twist is, it's such
an insane story. That when youstart finding out the truthfulness, that's when
it gets great. But you knowwhat, he's brilliant. Let's say I
want to do it. Let's sayI want to go steal your hinge.
All right, So I'm plotting.I'm getting it together, me and my

(44:58):
buddies. I got some you know, special operators. Now they're looking for
something to do. Mercenaries, right, and we plan a binladen rate on
your house, except instead of HealTeam six, we're all dressed as circus
clowns. Right, what you haveyou called Wake Forest police? Right?
I'm like, so there we were, and this tiny car pulls up and

(45:20):
all these clowns come out, andthey come and they stole my henge and
they knocked me out. The policewould be like, you're a lunatic.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, itnever happened. Yeah, why don't you
cut come down the station, tellus that story again, right, that's
the way you get away with it, man. Make it so when they
tell the story, it's like,I know you obviously, plus the hinge
part. You're telling us you hada magical henge, sure, and circus

(45:42):
clowns and a tiny car stolen allright? You might I think we're a
danger to your family. You comewith us. The math, like the
physics of removing the hinge with thetiny car doesn't it doesn't really work.
Did you bring like a big truckor something? I'm not telling. Well,
yeah, I mean it's a clowncard's magic. You can put everything
in it. You put you know, me, bring a clon car?

(46:05):
All them? Dang is insured,so I'll be fine. Who was that
Lloyd's of London who carries that policy? All right? Well, now now
should you tell me that? NowI'm assuming it's not just that you tried
to murder your family, but alsoyou're committing an insurance fraud. Right,
I'm Mcopp listening to this story,and I'm like, and somebody wrote an
insurance policy for a magic cat.I don't believe it. That's just crazy.

(46:28):
Oh wait, hold on, somebitter Red Sox fan, what did
you? Would you email me?Ah, Dan Sarafini, that's a good
memory. Here's the difference. DanSarafini was a picture for the twins who
tried to murder his in laws.He accomplished murdering one of them, but
not the other. But those werenot kids, so you know, there's

(46:52):
that. But nice try there,you dude, try to purchase a child.
Gotta have standards, man, gottahave standards, all right. So
what's going on in Durham. So, if you don't know, in North

(47:13):
Carolina, public sector unions are NOBEO. We do not do those here,
and as a result, you haveyou have like support organizations that do certain
things that a union might do,but collectively bargaining is specifically forbidden. Yeah,

(47:35):
this doesn't sound strictly legal, butI'm glad to see everyone's handling it
so maturely. So yesterday the DurhamSchool Board had a meeting and things have
been real messy over there. Amongother things, you literally had like the

(47:58):
school not pain what they were authorizedto pay. However, then the bereaved
in this case, some of thesome of the workers, they're demanding that
that'll always be a thing. It'sa it's really it's it's really screwed up.
And as a result they've had tolike reallocate dollars and it looks like

(48:20):
poor management. I don't begrudge.By the way, if the teachers and
some of the school employees were toldthey were going to make a certain amount
of money they should be paid.Then I don't disagree on that front.
However, this is this is wherewe're going to part way. So fifty
Durham Association of Education members. Allright, So they had been working,
they've been shown up to meetings andthey want some stuff, which is fine,

(48:46):
right, this is a negotiation,and you guys have screwed things up
royally there. I understand whether upset. However, one of the things they
want and I guess they're just findingout they're not going to get it,
is they want to be able tounionize. And when it became clear at
the meeting, yessay that the DurhamSchool Board is not going to do that

(49:09):
because state law forbids it, theywalked out of the meeting. But they
claimed that, and then they accusedthe school districts of quote union busting tactics.
Here's the deal. If you can'tlegally have one, I don't know
how they can bust it. It'snot how it works. But they don't

(49:34):
want to call it a union.And they got a lot of allegations saying
essentially the folks that the school hasrecognized to be the spokespeople for this teachers
association were hands selected because they're antiunion, and so they made a demand.
We're here to call upon the boardand district to stop delaying, dividing,

(49:57):
and discrediting workers organizing. It's timeto do the right thing. It
doesn't matter whether the board thinks youshould have a union, you can't.
You can have an organization. Butwhen it comes specifically to collective bargaining among
public employees, including teachers, thereare some exceptions with law enforcement, I

(50:22):
think fire as well, but whenit comes to all others, it's very
clear. The state of North Carolinadoes not allow collective bargaining or unionizing for
the purpose of collective bargaining. Andso you ask yourself, well, what

(50:42):
is it they want? Okay,well what they want is and they have
a name for this. Let's seehere. They want the educator. They
want a quote meet and confer policy, which they is somehow a legal way
of unionizing in North Carolina. Idon't believe that to be the case because

(51:08):
it speaks specifically to collective bargaining.Let's see the meet and confer policy.
And by the way, this wassomething cooked up by university folks. I
think through Cornell right where they recognizethat there are certain places where public unions

(51:30):
are not allowed. So some professorthere said, oh, well, don't
call it a union, call ita meet and confer. Well, we
can't have a union because we can'tcollectively bargain. So what would they do,
Well, a selected representative group ofthe teachers would meet to bargain on
behalf of everybody. That's literally soit literally is collective bargaining unless I am

(51:53):
like, the whole thing sounds wildlysuspect, but you can't do it.
And so then to walk out becauseyou're not getting that well, the you
know all we want. It's thesame negotiation tactics you're sitting there and you're
looking at with the college campuses,right, or like I'm gonna keep stabbing
myself until you agree to all mydemands and if you don't, then I'm

(52:15):
gonna blame you for my stab wounds. Right, It's that same mentality.
You can show up and you canplay nice all you want, but they
can't give you something that's not legal. They might still do it and then
eventually a lawsuit will handle it.But so to then walk out all pouty
in the meeting there, like youguys have a you guys have some credibility

(52:35):
right now, like the district ismessed up and what they promised you and
they didn't want to pay you.Like, I'm on your side there,
but you don't get a putt.You can't have a public union. It's
it's right there, and you cancall it whatever you want, but you
can't, right you can't. Let'ssay that we were a public entity and
Ross wanted to start the Rosses Unionor whatever. Okay, he can.

(53:00):
He can do that, and allthe people, all the union members can
pay all their money to you know, whoever's in charge of the Rosses Union
probably got named Ross. And youcan use that for all sorts of stuff,
a lot of political stuff too.I mean that's generally where a lot
of this money goes. And youcan do that, but you can't do
the things that are literally illegal,which is collective bargaining. And it doesn't

(53:23):
matter what you call it, Okay, So yeah, just I just want
to bring up to speed because thewhole thing just keeps snowballing up there.
And then somebody the group took theirball and went home yesterday. But and
I tried to understand it, andall I see is them going, I
know we can't do this thing,but what if we called it something else?

(53:44):
Which is one thousand percent not theway that it works. But at
least you're up to speed. NowI can't figure out what's I don't know
if this makes it worse or better. This tesla's story, According to authorities,

(54:07):
a man was caught hooking up witha car for three hours. Why
are you filming for three hours?Person? Who brought this to authorities?

(54:30):
Attention? The hell is that?And it started with like a human beef.
According to news outlets, the manwas spotted kissing, touching, and
exploring. Also, what's the exploring? They don't have an exhaust right on

(54:50):
those I'm trying to remember do theyhave? What was he exploring? I'm
going to use the word exploring,but I think you know what I'm talking
about. And by the way,the car, which was a described as
a pink tesla, reportedly reportedly belongedto the wife of a dude this guy

(55:15):
had beef with. So I don'tknow, is this some port of some
kind of alpha move right? Yougot beef with this dude, so you
find his wife's pink tesla and you'relike, yeah, hey, we get
busy with that. According to authorities, the man was videotaped accosting the car
for three hours. Does it makeit better if it's pink by the way,

(55:39):
right, you know what you knowon people questioning your who you're dating
there? I guess I don't know. According to authorities, the man only
stopped after the woman actually approached toget in the car. Yeah, and

(56:06):
I get is the so the pinksof rap or something? I get Probably
it probably doesn't come in that color. Man, The whole thing's crazy.
Oh, and he's wearing a facemask. You know. I don't want
to get COVID hooking up with thepink tesla. So he was inside the
tesla? No, he's no,he's he's outside outside. Yeah, and

(56:29):
he's like kneeling and that. Yeah. I didn't get inside the tesla.
He was. He was accosting itoutside. Uh. As the woman approached,
the man eventually ran away. They'rehaving trouble I ding him because the
mask. But when they went backto check the CCTV footage, they realized

(56:51):
that he'd been doing this for threehours. Police say that the rap of
the vehicle will also probably have tobe removed. How aggressive you have to
be. Those are raps are prettydurable. Did he have a gas pump?
Now? I thought you might askthat this is a Tesla Ross it

(57:13):
doesn't take gas, right, Didhe have a charging ergy pump? Is?
Yeah, that's a fair question.I don't know. It doesn't sound
like it. Boy, you don'twant to make that mistake, do you?
Right? Right? This sounds likesomething that would happen to like Bulgary
or something you kidnapped. Right,You just you just wanted to hook up
with the gas pump and now youhave fifty thousand volts in your behind.

(57:37):
Yeah, you gotta watch out,man. Also, authorities are unclear if
they catch him what to charge himwith. There you go, all right?
So eight eight eight nine three four. And by the way, they're
speculating that the pink wrap may havetriggered somebody with mechanophilia. Wait, so

(58:05):
you're telling me that Tesla was askingfor it, wearing that pink wrap,
sitting there all like parking garage,all by itself. Man, that is
some victim blaming, all right,So watch out for that raced agic from
the Weather Channel. He doesn't owna pink Tesla, Nope. Some guys
hooking up with a pink tesla hooking. Oh oh yeah, and we got

(58:29):
questions like there was no exhaust yeah, raised joining us. You mean like
hooking up with a hitch, Like, what do you mean? Yeah?
No, no, no, threehours look at the footage for three hours
getting busy. Well, okay,what what do you mean? Well,

(58:49):
you sound like you were about tojustify some of them. I'll not justifying
anything. I was just looking like, how I was gonna steer clear of
you know? Oh no, you'rein this. I'm deep in it right
anywhere? How that worked out?Yeah? All right, Well you this
all out? You can do.The weather, Yeah, and next few
days look pretty good. Some showersthunder showers may try to get in here

(59:13):
late week, and some chances hereeven into the holiday weekend, but getting
warmer too, starting to feel likesummertime. A low eighties today, mid
upper eighties tomorrow, with lots ofsunshine the morning hours, maybe a little
fog, and then Thursday slight chanceof thunderstorms. Friday maybe a little better
chance in the afternoon. Temperatures willbe in the mid upper eighties, some
at ninety degrees, and then overthe weekend some scattered showers, thunder showers,

(59:37):
and they probably have a buyas towardthe afternoon hours, but we'll stay
in the eighties. So right now, if you're traveling, got beach plans,
maybe the ob X for the holidayweekend, some rain, but I
don't think it'll be a total washout. I think it's gonna be more typical
summertime weather. And there I goand I say that, And like last
weekend, we talked yesterday, Ithought there'd be more rain, and there
was less. Now this week andI'm saying, well, maybe not a

(59:58):
lot. Will probably rain every day, so a few days to work on
the weekend. What's the the beachmeth head forecast? I don't really know
the answer. That Scott Rosscott hada conversation with a meth head who looks
like Freddie Mercury and the boy dudewent out and freaked his wife out too.
So yeah, if you go tothe beach, yeah yeah, all
right, thank you, sir,appreciate it. Right there, you go,

(01:00:21):
all right, race dage And thenthen he drove off into Tesla.
Was it pink? Yeah? Bythe way, now I'm kicking myself.
I didn't even think of it untiljust now. I should have totally done
a Bruce Springsteen parody song for thisstory, Little pink Cadillac action. All
right, we'll I'll ponder it.It might be too late, but for

(01:00:42):
now we'll take a break. Beback. Cac O Day Radio Program.
Cac O Day Radio Program Phone numbereight eight eight nine three four seven eight
seven four. So apparently at theCANS Festival, this year's big, big
movie is let's see here, Ibelieve it's I want to make sure the

(01:01:06):
title corrected. So the title isThe Apprentice. Do you want to guess
what the movie's about? You said, Donald Trump Biopic? Uh, you
are correct, and some people arewondering if everything's accurate. And there by
the way, do you want toget ross you haven't seen this? Do

(01:01:27):
you know who's playing Donald Trump inthe movie, the new Donald Trump biopic
The Apprentice? Who actually please slayhim? Please don't tell me. Alec
Baldwin, No, Sebastian Stan BuckyBarnes really, yeah, from the Bucky
from the Marvel comics plays Trump.Yeah. Apparently all the horrible stuff that

(01:01:52):
they they wrote about, he totallydid all that. And uh, they're
actually pointing to one scene a veryviolent sexual assault in the movie. They
literally one of the scenes is Trumpraping Ivanna. So yeah, you know
the moonbats are gonna love this obviously. So the let's see here and the

(01:02:16):
reason it's getting some portrayal is oneof the people who funded the movie is
Dan Snyder, the guy used onthe the Washington Commanders, who said that
when he was brought on and let'ssee, what did he he contributed to
one point one million. I don'tknow if you know this. A lot
of these dudes who were not moviepeople. This is an Steve Minushan.

(01:02:37):
Uh, this is a big investmentthing for him. Uh. Steve Minushan
has producer credit on a bunch ofbig movies and has made a lot of
money. Wolf of Wall Street itwas one that he heavily financed and made
a crap ton on, So youknow, guys, get in there.
However, Snyder said at the time, at the time he was brought the

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proposal, they had not indicated thatit was a giant hit piece. But
I'm like, how did you notthink it was going to be? So
he's he's big mad because he's gota million dollars in this and he said
it was not what they represented.But again, what did you think you
were going to get? But alsoto have a several minute long, wildly

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violent portrayal of the president raping somebodywho, like I remember the story,
I also remember her saying that thatwas not the case. Glad to have
you along here in our number three. And now, after I spent the
first two hours yelling an inanimate object, I e. This microphone, poor

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Congressman Richard Hudson gets to step intothe fire. How you doing this morning,
sir? What's going on? Hey? KC doing great? Great to
be with you again. All right, do me a favor. Go walk
around up there, and if yousee any of your colleagues signing a condolence
letter for Iran over the butcher ofTehran, can you make them not do
that? We look dumb that dude. Correct me if I'm wrong. That

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dude tried to kill Mike Pompeo.So it wasn't just stuff he was doing
in the eighties. And we're writingaustere scholar condolence letters. What is going
on up there, sir? It'sunbelievable. I mean, I wish the
liberal Democrats cared more about the livesof the eight Americans being held hostagen Gaza
than they do about this. Butcher, Yeah, well, the president literally

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yesterday I thought that one of thehostages was in the room with him and
had to correct himself while he wasgiven Yeah, he says the ghost.
I can't remember what the gentleman's nameis, but he references one guy and
then goes, oh, wait,that's he's not here because Hamas is holding
him. The We know. Weknow because Iran bragged about it, that
Iran had a part, and theyhad a plan right with the assistance that

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they provided to Palestinians but also toHezbollah, the hoothy right, they wanted
this thing to snowballs so that allthe eurobe nations would dive in and obliterate
Iran. That is my understanding ofthis. I have to assume that's the
official position of the US because theybragged about it. How is it that
Congress can't operate knowing that in theday to day. What is the political

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plus for them to cozy up toIran right now, who wants nothing to
do with us? Well, itmakes no sense. I mean, of
course Iran planned it. They trainedthe Hamas butchers and then they bragged about
it. And that's how we know. Yet, you know, Joe Biden
continues to bury his head in thesand. I mean, when Trump was

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present, he realigned the entire MiddleEast and brought peace to the Middle East
by saying, Iran, you arewho you say you are, and we
are all going to unite against you. And so that's why Arab nations were
signing peace treaties with israel Is becauseTrump would realigned the Middle East. Biden
on day one steps in and startsappeasing the Aatoll again and then trying to,

(01:05:59):
you know, re re kindle theIran deal, which guarantees their nuclear
weapon. But it also spooked allof our allies in the Middle East,
and so they thought, well,we can't trust the US. Now we're
gonna have to cut our own sidedeal with the Ran to protect ourselves.
We have led to this. Thiswhat's happened in the Middle East right now,
it's just some of it. Likesometimes I can figure out where they're

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coming from because I'm like, oh, you know, it's a vote buying
thing or this. But like thatwhole crazy week with I with Israel where
he's like, yeah, we're notthat whole arms deal, which, by
the way, people misconstruc arms dealto think it's just we're just talking about
Ak's a lot of what the USprovides I e. Cells, I would

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point out is things like targeting systems, and you're thinking, well, what,
why is that important? Because withthe technology that we have that we
can make available, it makes adumb bomb a smart bomb, and so
that is considered an arms thing.And arguably, if you're trying to limit
civilian casualties, something that could bemore finite in how it targets is a

(01:07:02):
way to do that. But wehave this week where he's like, I'm
not doing it, and I'm notdoing it if they do anything in RAFA,
which then tells Iran and everyone elsethat there is It's the red line
thing all over again. And I'msorry you're getting a ear full of it,
but it's your You just picked abad day, sir, So these

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yeah, okay, appreciate you justsmack some people upside the head or let
the mean girl fights continue. Idon't I don't even know, but let
let me let me, let meget over. Yeah, I'm sorry.
Do you want to you want toweigh in on that, please go yeah,
I mean you say, it ishard to understand why they're doing what
they're doing until you look at thepolitics. Joe Biden is losing this reelection

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Donald Trump right now, and partof the reason why is his Democrat base
is so radical in places, particularlyin places like Michigan and Minnesota. Uh.
The President Trump is winning Michigan rightnow in part because the left in
Michigan is walked away from the Presidentand so he's panicking and he's trying to
appease he's leftists, and that's whyhe's making these crazy decisions. I'll tell

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you. One of the other thingsthat really gets my goat is we just
had Police Week, right, allright, that's the thing, and I
got to watch I got to watcha bunch of people who spend three hundred
and sixty four or I'll say fiftyone weeks a year hamstringing law enforcement.
I go up and glad hand andgive people plaques and do all this,

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and it just it it makes meso irate watching them show up to like
what happened in Charlotte, right,how much? How far is your district
get over towards Charlotte you have toremind me there. But the gravy training
on stuff like this has to stop. I don't know why. I just
want to be in a happy moodthis week, and everybody's making it not
easy. Okay, Well, thegood news is during Police Week last week,

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House Republicans stood up for law enforcementand we exposed the anti police bias
on the left. We had anumber of bills we passed supporting our law
enforcement to out of highway for you. One had to do with the police
violence, you know, the farless defund the police movement and all the
anti police rhetoric have fueled attacks onour cops. Just last year, three
hundred and seventy eight police officers wereshot in the line of duty. That's

(01:09:19):
the highest ever recorded. There wereseventy nine thousand attacks on law enforcement,
which was a ten year high.And so House Republicans passed a bill that
the condemns calls for to fund thepolice and this dangerous anti cop rhetoric.
And sixty one extreme Democrats in Congressvoted against this bill and the those bills.

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Yeah, yeah, the other onehad to go ahead and explain this.
Yeah, So Joe Biden's open borderpolicies have created this crisis in America
where we have millions of illegals floodinginto our community every states of border state.
But the Biden administration is actually makingit harder for ICE to arrest and
detain these illegal criminals, so they'rejust roman freely in our neighborhoods. And
so we introduced the legislation that ensuresillegal aliens to assault a law enforce and

(01:10:06):
auster are permanently detained until they aredeported. So very simple. You know,
if you're an illegal, you attackof cop, you're going to be
detained until we can deport you.One hundred and forty eight House Democrats voted
against this bill. It's outrageous.There was some package dealing on some of
these bills, and that's generally they'llsay, well, look this was jammed

(01:10:30):
in with some other thing that hadnothing to do with it. I understand
that level of gamesmanship. These wereclean amendments. I just want to be
I don't want to be abundantly clear. These were clean bills and amendments correct,
They were standalone bills ye up anddown votes. They know where to
did. This is this is whenwhen you see this stuff and you see

(01:10:50):
it like literally look to see whatit is people, because yes, one
hundred percent that crap happens all thetime, that wasn't the case here at
least, and I unless it changesomething. But a very important point.
I have a question. Obviously,you you border up to some military installations.
Why are we hearing so little aboutwhat was going on at Quantico with

(01:11:13):
these two Jordanian dudes, one ofwhich may have entered the country illegally trying
to gain access to the base.I mean, what can you tell us
about this? Because I don't likehow little information is out there. Yeah,
I actually haven't had a briefing onit, so Casey, I don't.
I don't know the deal either,but I'm concerned and I'm planning to
ask some questions. I'm actually inConcord, North Carolina today. I'll be

(01:11:35):
back in DC tonight, but I'lltry to find out. But look,
there is a real concern about securityfire installations. You know. I happen
to represent Fort Bragg Fort Liberty,largest army base in the world. Brian
kill me. He's actually out theretoday highlighting those incredible patriots. We've got
paratroopers and special forces and just someof the most important troops we have and

(01:12:00):
uh, and we've got to makesure we're protecting them as well. Yeah,
I just I thought it was soweird. You're literally the second member
of Congress I've asked about this andthey're like, yeah, they haven't done
anything. They haven't told us anythingyet. And I'm like, I don't
know. That sounds like a maybethey are two lost Amazon drivers, but
probably not. I I feel likeI feel like that's not the case.

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We're chatting with Congressman Richard Hudson thismorning. So all right, so I
beefed over I beefed over the condolencecard. That's fine. Let me go
ahead and get to this the whatis the twist that we're waiting for in
your opinion? Right, I wasmentioning that it cans. There's a new

(01:12:43):
movie called The Apprentice, and it'sa it's a it's a bio of Donald
Trump, except it's from the lensof what some of your like Adam Shift
would think. Right. It's it'sclearly and in fact, there's a very
violent rape scene in it, whichwhere Trump and a woman playing avana in
there. Right, it's one hundredpercent hit piece, and according to the

(01:13:05):
press release from CANS, producers saythat they want to preview it in the
United States just ahead of the election. Right, So, you know,
we talked about October's surprises, butlike, what else could you lay at
the foot of this man, rightwhat other allegation could you get out there
to try to spin this thing comeOctober. I'm struggling to figure out and

(01:13:25):
predict what that might be. He'sliterally on trial for stuff right now.
So what's the post man do youthink? Well, it's obvious, you
know, Joe Biden's policies are ruiningthe country. He's made every American less
prosperous and less safe, and theAmerican people know it. I mean,
you look at all the poll andPresident Trump is leading everywhere in the country,
even places Lake Nevada and Arizona.You know, you look at all

(01:13:50):
the presidential battleground states. President Trumpis leading right now and they have nothing
to run on. And you know, Joe Biden is not going to shift
his policy. I was joking withsome folks the other day after if Bill
Clinton were president, he'd be downat the border of building the Bill Clinton
Wall. You know, he wouldhave already tivity to where the people are.
But Joe Biden is not going todo that. He is hamstrung by

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his liberal base, and so theironly strategy is, yes, you're less
safe, but these Republicans are scary. To vote for me anyway. Yes
you're less prosperous, but these guysare scary. You know. Donald Trump
is, you know, the devil. So you have to vote for me
anyway. That is, and bythe way, that could work. But
that's their strategy, and I don'tthink it's going to work because I think
the American people are too smart.And the other thing I'd say is they're

(01:14:36):
taking it too far. You know. You look at that huge judgment he
got in New York. I mean, just even Democrats, that's outrageous.
It's outrageous amount of money. Ifthey've done it for just a small amount
of money, a reasonable amount ofmoney, then people call, well,
maybe he is guilty. You know. I think this scam trial that he's
going through right now in New York, where they're trying to string together,

(01:14:56):
you know, one crime, butthey charge him multiple times for it,
I'm bus stringing a bunch together.He claim it's a felony when it really
isn't. But it's a total sham. And and so I think they're they're
going too far, and the Americanpeople see right through it. And I
think he's going to back viral,and I think it's the movie the same
ring. Yeah, well the moviethat's just Hollywood. As horrible as that
sounds, I expect that from them. And and but Hollywood has been very

(01:15:20):
influential. You know, the SarahPalin Russia thing, as funny as some
people find it, was effective too, because it really painted a picture of
Sarah Palin. And you know,I've met Sarah Palin, I've interviewed her.
I don't think she's the smartest VPperson out there, but I think
people underestimate her because she comes acrossas folksy. Was was kind of my

(01:15:45):
read on it. But you can'targue that people's perception of her wasn't colored
by that five minute sketch on SNL. So as what I used to have
the literally Hitler standard here on theshow Congressman, and it was like,
once you've literally at Lord, wheredo you go from that? And I
thought it couldn't and then laid inthe Trump presidency. They wrote an article
about how Trump is literally worse thanMao, Stalin and Hitler. And I'm

(01:16:11):
like, well, you have founda new level. So this is why
I asked these things, because anytimeI think we're where as far as we
can go, there's a new stonethat gets overturned. All right, let
me talk about something positive with youreal quick, because I know you were
there. We talked to Senator Budand that is North Carolina, like the

(01:16:32):
rest of the states, has twostatues, which of course became their own
point of controversy during all of thesummer of mostly peaceful protests. But that
being said, we have changed ours. No longer will it be the former
Democrat whose name adorns a street nearme that I laugh at because I'm eight,

(01:16:54):
mister Acock, but rather Billy Graham. I know people can probably find
beef whatever. But I'm just gladthere's some positive news. I think that's
a really good decision up there.I think that is great for North Carolina.
Well, I agree, And youknow, Patrick McHenry, congressman,
had the idea initially, and hepitched it to some folks in Raleigh,

(01:17:15):
and the state legislature moved very quickly, even before Billy Graham passed and said
upon his death, we're gonna we'regoing to replace the statue with the statue
of Billy Graham. And I justcan't think of a North caill Indian who's
more deserving. You know, BillyGraham is someone who h and by the
way, he's a Democrat and I'ma Republican. So this isn't about politics.
But he was a man who liveda life that we can all emulate

(01:17:38):
and and reached millions of people withthe word of God, brought peace to
people's lives, and you know,he counseled presidents Democrats and Republicans, had
great influence. It's just a remarkableindividual. He's someone who by the way,
stood up against segregation and against racismhis whole life. And it's just

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see someone that we can all beproud of. And I think it's remarkable
that that his statue is going tobe in the capital for the for the
duration and replace of the governor whowe thought was the education governor. Turned
out he said we need a schoolin every county so we can keep black
students from voting. Uh So itturns out he wasn't such a good guy.
So so It was a good moveby our legislature to do this,

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and I was proud to be therewith the grand family to help unveil the
statue and to see that, youknow, the legacy lives on through organizations
like Samaritan's Purse. I had opportunitylast year to travel to Colombia and Ecuador
and uh. In Colombia, youhave literally a pathway out of Venezuela that

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moves up through and literally people walkthrough one of the most dangerous parts in
the world to find themselves the daringgap there out through Colombia, and every
along that path you had, theSamaritans Purse has organizational I mean they're doing
stuff down there, and I wasreally blown away with all of the setups,
like they have lodging, they havefood, and I understand it's a

(01:19:05):
touchy subject, but you're still lookingat people willing to hold five kids into
a jungle full of murders and animals, and Samaritans Purse is along the way
doing what they can to mitigate thatstuff. And I think at that point
we have to divorce ourselves from politics. And yet this is the same organization
when they try to set up ahospital in New York City during the pandemic,

(01:19:26):
remember, they shut them down.So I'm happy to see that we
can divorce politics from this when somebodyis truly attempting to be a good person,
and so it offsets all my negativity. All right, I have one
minute left. What are you guysworking on this week that will make my
listeners happy? Well, we've gota big week, and we've got to
pull them the floor. That'll keepillegal aliens from voting in DC. You

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know the liberals that run d C. Right, you don't want to have
them voting. So Congress has oversights, so we're gonna we're gonna stop that.
And then our committees a lot ofworking. The committees are appropriate.
Committees are meeting to mark up billsfor fiscal year twenty twenty five, so
the Military Construction and BA Committee andthe Defense Committee and then the Farm Bill.

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Every five years, we rewrite theagriculture policy for the country for the
next five years, and the AgricultureCommittee is starting the process with the Farm
bill this week. So a lotof big important stuff, Yeah, important
stuff which will probably unfortunately get overwhelmedby everyone screaming at each other. But
all right, Well, Congressman RichardHudson. I appreciate you joining us this

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morning, and you know, let'slet's let's try to talk sooner. You
know you're always busy, but Ilove finding a lot of listeners down Fayetteville
Way, So yeah, I'm happyto do it. And you know,
I'm glad I could help you withyour therapy today. You start out a
good move. No, I'm stillangry, so but I got a roll,
So thank you and we'll be backhang on. Yeah, I did

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see the dude shoot himself in thehead because he thought he was a cowboy
making the music video. Yep,yep, yeah, don't see it in
slow mo. Thank you. Whitepeople keep sending me that don't play with
a loaded gun. Boom. Ifeel like we're helping people. I mean,

(01:21:15):
you could play with a loaded gunin the sense that, like,
you know, you're not having afun shoot, but not you know,
I'll put it to your head andpull the trigger or if you do,
don't expect me to be all toreup about it. But yes, I
did see that, and it's funnybecause I've been sent that and the I

(01:21:35):
I to them pumped over the motorsportsthing too, I did see that.
If you guys don't know down thisis where they this is where the megapark
was, right, they never reallygot rolling. I think that, uh
so this is More County where theywant to put a luxury driving resort.

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I'm in man, I love thesethings absolutely. You know, most of
the guys I know who do wantto go out and actually track their cars.
They for the most part, especiallyin the Triangle, they all go
up to southern Virginia there too.Was it VAC or whatever the track name
is up there. But yeah,this thing looks this thing looks super awesome

(01:22:20):
if they're able to get it.I thought it was funny because they just
had a meeting about it. Forthe proposal, if you don't know,
be four hundred acre tract of land. It would be one hundred million investment.
And they would have like they'd havelike the you know, the Grand
Turismo kind of tracks. They'd havesome drag facilities, some other courses.

(01:22:45):
They would have literally like car condos, like so you know, it's a
condo for your car, you keepyour car there. It's got the trickle
charge, all of that, anumber of services. So yeah, I'm
I'm with it. And then ifRoss and I have beef on the show,
Oh we need to settle. Wecan take it to the track.
That's Cathardy. You want me tobe in a good mood. Let's do
that. I'll let's see. I'llbe driving the Dodge Viper. Ross,

(01:23:13):
I got you a you go,buddy, it's really nice. Or you
can have that Toyota that is thefirst one I'll eat for speed, you
know, the the junker. Butyou got to work your way up and
then you can buy all the stuff. So oh no, that's right.
You got the Lambeau for the kids. I forgot about that. That'll be
another good fundraising opportunity. So absolutely, I'm going to tell the salespeople we

(01:23:35):
got to get in on this.Absolutely I should be endorsing this thing.
But yeah, I did see that. Very cool, but I'll wait to
see if it goes to fruition.The thing that I thought was funny though,
is like neighbors of the property showedup with I don't know as the
commissioner's meeting or what the meaning wasthe other day, because they know they

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heard that somebody wanted to develop thisand they were concerned that they might put
a soul park in there, whichyou don't want to live next to a
bunch of solar panels. A lotof reasons you should read about it.
That being said, they then theyfound out it's just gonna be Yahoo's and
modded cars, and they're like,oh, that sounds fine. So I
like these folks. I would lovethat next door to me. Not too

(01:24:19):
next door. A little bit ofnoise there, but yeah close, absolutely
so, yes, thank you didsee that. But it'll be twenty twenty
four. It looks like before ortwenty twenty five, before they got anything
on the ground. But I'll beinterested to watch. Hey, you guys
want an update to a story,I got an update for you. Do

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you remember the woman who was marriedto the ghost? But it turns out
he's kind of a he's kind ofnot a good dude. She was marriedly
the pirate ghost, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, all right,
so Eduardo Eduardo is his name.Now, he wasn't always a pirate ghost.
He was Victorian era soldier. Butyou know, eventually you gotta make

(01:25:04):
money, you go a little mercenary. Before you know it, you're a
privateer. Boom, you're a pirateOkay, And anyway, they met,
she you know, she was digginghim, he was digging her. Unfortunately,
though, the relationship started to fallapart because she said, literally on
their wedding day, she became awareof another spirit who was at the wedding,

(01:25:28):
and she realized it was Marilyn Monroe. And it was then that she
became nervous and jealous because she thoughteduardos cheating on her with Marilyn Monroe,
as you probably would do as aghost, right, got your pick of
the the hot ghost. And howdid she know it was Marilyn Monroe's ghost?

(01:25:49):
She saw her at the wedding.Oh okay, yeah, yeah,
she said, I sense another spirit. I turned around and I happened to
catch a glimpse of Marilyn Monroe.And it was then I began to have
questions. Well, I'm glad thatthat was the thing that started having you
question all of this when Marilyn Monroeshowed up. But not to be outdone,

(01:26:09):
she did something which I'm sure herfriends told her to do. Because
this has got women drinking wine adviceall over it. Sorry, ladies going
there. Guys do this stuff,they just do it differently. But I
I one of her friends totally didit, I think, sitting there on
her second glass of rose, andwhen well, if that dirt bag is
gonna cheat on you, you knowwhat you need. You need to cheat

(01:26:31):
on him man. And according tothe story, she went to the I
looked it up. This is areal place, the the Haunted Clown Motel
in Nevada. By the way,you booking that on Travelocity. I thought,
this woman, is this a differentwoman mean of thinking of it?
Isn't she from like the UK England? Yes, from England to what is

(01:26:55):
the place in the No, you'rethinking, yes, she was in the
US. She because she she tellshe goes and tells her stories because she's
also a medium. So she wasout and she just she said she was
there, and she spent the nightat the Clown Motel and she was inspired.
After she had the owner told herthat they had a haunted clown doll
for sale, which she bought,and so she brought that home and apparently

(01:27:20):
let me read her quote because itis that stupid. She said that the
presence of the new demon clown dollwas not well received by Eduardo, and
she said that, like the hewould take the doll and attempt to hide
it. And she says, atfirst, she said, quote, I

(01:27:41):
told Eduardo he had nothing to beconcerned about, because I would I have
no intention of marrying a clown ghost. She has standards, right, And
the ghost in the clown is aclown, a dead clown that was you
know, very kind of like it. Not a good dude. But she
said, while I purchased a clownfor research purposes, I never intended to

(01:28:05):
get into a paranormal love triangle.See this is the way you don't play
games, right, Relationships are socomplicated. So, yeah, your ghost
husband is cheating on you with theghost of Marilyn Monroe. Tale is old
as time, and well maybe theywas going to bring in a possessed demon
clown clown. Come on, yes, stop playing games. Yeah, be
open an eye because look, justbecause she showed up doesn't mean they're hooking

(01:28:28):
up, you know what I'm saying, Like she thinks he's cheating, but
by the way he says, shesays that he denies it. And uh
yeah, the clown specifically a deadcarnival clown, a man quote tortured by
his dreams of stardom but condemned toa life of a carnival where he's underappreciated
and eventually died early only to possessthis doll. Is it like a dollar,

(01:28:51):
like a ventriloquis dummy? What kindof dollar? Does it speak to
her? I guess yeah, itmoves around, it's like your elfa it's
like an elf on the shelf fromSatan. Okay, so not like a
typical ventriloq was dummy for some reason, That's where my brain was going.
Was it kind of looks like it? Yeah? I mean I hate to

(01:29:12):
paint with a broad brush. That'salways Wow. They tend to be evil
when you see do they huh?They do? I'm sure there's like codrush,
the pit bowl of ventur mean,I'm sure exists. You know,
there has to be one good onethat's not going to murder you in your
sleep. But typically when they tellyou to do things you probablyhouldn't listen.
Well, a lot of times theywant you to murder on their behalfs.
So it's not you being murdered aloophole, right, So making a bunch

(01:29:35):
of these are bad decisions. Well, but you know, to her point,
she yeah, she'll hook up withpirate ghosts. And marry him.
But clown ghosts, No, notfor her. So she's friend zoning a
clown, a demon clown ghost toget back at her lover. I mean,
this is Jerry Springer man, It'syeah, unless they get into a

(01:29:59):
thrupple, right, I think that'sthe next twist. Here you go,
the ghost thrufle bring Marylyn in.You know what I'm saying, right,
you would, wouldn't you? Yeah? I think he got to well anyway,
So I just want to update youon that it's not going well.
But as Ross pointed out, alot of this is based on her decisions.

(01:30:21):
So also, Ross had has bookedyou and the fam a trip to
the the the Haunted Clown Motel.I can't wait. Yeah, that should
be fun. To be even funnerwhen the first ghost you see is a
six foot five dude. It lookslike Freddie Mercury, So that'll be fun.
Anyway, Race Agic from the WeatherChannel. You want to stay at

(01:30:43):
the Haunted Clown Motel? No,I'm good. Thanks. It's got three
stars, got three and a halfstars. So yeah, believe my UT's
say, my sister in law isactually terrified of any kind of clown,
even the happy kind of clown.I don't know, is there clowns.
This one's not happying, so thatdoes not no, it does not sound

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happy. You probably couldn't pay heror me enough. Yeah, me,
you could probably pay enough. Butokay, all right, well that's weird.
Now you get to do it,you can. Yeah, a few
good days and then we'll start tosee some wet weather get back in here
later in the week. Today,any showers are confined to the mountains.
A little upslope going on there,sunshine low eighties, low, maybe some

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mid eighties Tomorrow, could you sneakinto the upper eighties, especially around the
triangle. And then it's Friday,Thursday, and Friday we start getting back
to chances of afternoon showers and thunderstormswith temperatures in the upper eighties, maybe
ninety. And then over the weekendsome widely scattered shower, stutter showers.
That's gonna take us through Memorial Dayweekend, but warm and human too.
You'll notice we'll stay warm, midupper eighties, and we'll notice the humidity

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go up us the chance of raingoing up. And right now it does
look like it's going to be mainlyafternoon stuff. But certainly any of those
mornings look like they could see someraink them in the morning, especially as
we go on through Memorial Day.Right now, that's how it looks.
But we got some time to workon the week at forecast, So enjoy
the next two, probably three days. I don't even think there's going to

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be much rain Thursday, so thenext three days should be the best of
the next seven. Then we geta little I'll just call it unsettled after
that. Okay, all right,thank you, sir, appreciate it.
Yep, yep, and Jeff Bellinger'snext hang on, Well, good morning,
casey. Stock Market futures mixed aheadof the Tuesday session. The Dow
futures are up fifteen points, butthe S and P and Nasdaq futures both

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a little lower. Right now,a Federal Reserve official who once thought interest
rates could be cut three times thisyear now says that is not likely to
happen. Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mestertells Bloomberg policymakers need more inflation data before
making decisions on rates, and afterseeing the first quarter inflation figures, she
does not think reductions, at leastnot three of them, will be appropriate.

(01:32:51):
In twenty twenty four, Wilson's MorningGoods assigned Kitlin Clark to a multi
year deal. Wilson is planning tointroduce basketball collections that celebrate the WNBA Star.
Clark will test and provide feedback ona range of Wilson basketball projects and
a case. There are several newsummer travel forecasts out today. They all

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agree a lot of Americans are planninggetaways. Gas Buddy predicts gas prices will
ease, leading to a near recordnumber of road trips. A Harris poll
done foreig Intrepid Travel says more thaneighty percent of Americans will go on vacation,
but two thirds of them will scaleback their plans because of the economy.
And a similar finding by Deloitte,which says the number of people planning

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to travel is on par with lastyear, but Deloit says many people will
take fewer trips this summer. Casey, alrighty, well, appreciate it,
sir, we'll chat tomorrow. Soundsgood, talk to you. Then have
a good time, right there yougo. Jeff Ellinger, Bloomberg News.
All right, everybody's got a theoryabout the paranormal love triangle. Yeah,

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but here's the thing too, theclown Motel. Dude, I have nothing
to back this, but why doI have a feeling that if you show
up there right now and walk in, it will also be a happy coincidence
where they just happen to have asuper possessed clown marionette thing and it's you

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know, for an astronomical amount ofmoney, and then it's just rinse and
repeat. Do you know what I'msaying? Like that scam? You just
oh, it's your lucky day.You here at the clown Motel. We
just happen to have demon clown herefor a thousand bucks, right, and
then that idiot leaves and then twodays later, boom, there's one up
there. So I'm just saying thatthere's that. But now then people are

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trying to, literally, like JerrySpringer, analyze this relationship, and I'm
so glad because that was my intention. I should remind you that she's not
married to the Pirate Ghost anymore,right, if I didn't mention that they
were married, And then apparently onthe honeymoon, some red flags developed.
Apparently he likes to drink a lotand get really mean, the Pirate Ghost.

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She didn't see that coming. Andthen she found out. Yeah,
he get all hammered and he wasa bit of an a hole. The
pirate, the dead pirate ghost.So but also she hasn't been able to
get him to vacate the house.Apparently ghosts don't respond to restraining orders.
So that's why I think that thisis one hundred percent intentional. All right,

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so she can't complain about it.But obviously this is of her own
creation, that's all I'm saying.Yes, that's right. I did a
ghost story for a segment and ahalf. What of it? All right?
And uh, finally that well Igot enough time to do this.
Yeah, well we'll try to bangthis in real quick. Here, here

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we go. Time Magazine is whata story here, Time Magazine. This
is the headline, Florida making itdifficult for man to get an abortion?
Okay, I'll click whatever. Jasperis the patient's name, and Jasper wanted
an abortion. Unfortunately, though,Jasper started to bemoan the timeline required in

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the state of Florida because that's whereJasper lives, and Jasper said that they
were unable to raise the money andschedule appointments in time. And so this
is Time magazine talking about how horribleFlorida is