Friday-4-26-2024

Episode Transcript

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Get your end of the weekend.Glad to have you with us. Coming
up on the show, we willchat with Pete Calender. We do that
coming up in the third hour.Cauz. It's Friday, and that's how
we uh, that's how we roll. I have to address something though as
we kick things off this morning,because I admit I'm not a NFL strategist

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front office strategist. Is the goalto have the entire fifth round to yourself
in the Buffalo Bill's game plan.I was just looking at the picks remaining.
You got a ton of second roundpicks too. Yeah, but like
the fifth round you have like sixpickser five or crazy man? So I

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now, did you stay up andwatch? No I was passed out by
eight? Yeah, I would havefelt really kind of cheese. I mean,
I understand that if you believe they'redoing what they're doing, it's fine.
But like so for those who don'tknow, the Bills had what was
like twenty eighth or twenty seventh pick, and then they traded it to the
Chiefs and moved to thirty two,the final pick obviously of the first round,

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and then they traded that to Carolina. So the Bills didn't pick of
the first round, but they pickedfirst today and then you're right, yeah,
they got second rounds. They gota gazillion fist you have like ten
picks left or something. It iscrazy, but you know for the positions
you guys need, those are whereyou know there's there's a lot of second
round availability there. And I thinkthat one cornerback from Alabama's still out there

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for secondary. So I don't know. I saw people doing a lot of
analysis, and then I saw someof the Bills mafia folks on Twitter,
and I don't know that they coulddecide so and then to taunt them,
I just saw Dolphins fans posting picturesof the fans reacting to the Josh Allen

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draft where they're losing their crap.So it was all very mature when I
was trying to make heads or tailsout of what was going on. So
but I guess I don't have toworry about stuff for a while because the
Vikings don't have a second round pick. They just had two first rounds,
both of which they traded for,so traded at least traded upwards and got

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themselves a quarterback, got himself anedge Rusher, Oh cool with a what
quarterback did you get? JJ?We did not get. We did not
get dude whose name almost sounds likemale body part. And that was interesting
right there, because Atlanta drafted thatdude. I don't know that anybody saw

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that coming, especially after especially consideringI guess they called Kirk Cousins while they
were on the clock to tell himthey were drafted a quarterback. And he's
got to be absolutely out of hismind upset over that because you're brought what
you think about this, You're broughtinto a team that actually has some has

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some real pieces of a puzzle.There got a great running back, Your
wide receiver corp looks pretty good,your secondary's pretty good, and uh,
really, where you need help inAtlanta is on one side of your line.
I think from an offensive standpoint,you guys good at tight end too.
Look, if Cousins stays healthy andso if your cousins and you just

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got paid all that money and theydon't use the first round to I don't
know, get one more, getanother guy to block for you like they
could. They could use it.And there were some good people there.
That's what you assume they're going todo. But what you just told him
is TikTok mofo. And then thequarterback they draft did if you don't know

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anything about Pennix, the Washington quarterback, he's twenty four or twenty five,
you know, so I know thatdoesn't sound you know, like, oh,
twenty you know they can just tookit. Yes, I know Tom
Brady was in there at forty.I got it. But for most quarterbacks
you got a window. Man.So even if he doesn't turn out to

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be the man, but if he'sstill a functional quarterback, you're just shaving
time. Now. The whole thingconfounded me. But I don't know.
Maybe, hey, maybe there's aFalcons fan out there that wants to tell
me why I'm wrong. Carolina wasthe one who traded up to get that
final pick with the Bills, soyou know, it's there were some things

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that were interesting, a little surprising. There were some things obviously we're not
dude from USC was first, we'llsee what the Bears do with that,
considering what a great quarterback track recordthey have since uh this millennia. And
I saw some stat that was justcrazy, man. I said that the
Patriots got that quarterback from you andsee and the Bills Mafia have already nicknamed

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him, okay, Drake, andso this is Drake May went to Okay,
all right, they're calling him,they're calling him fresh milk. They're
not gonna let that go, arethey. I say, we went from
bag of milk to fresh milk.I mean it sounds like an upgrade,

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right. That sounds more appetizing,doesn't it. I feel like bag of
milk, even if it's you know, fine or fresh milk, I feel
like one, uh you know,one's gonna be a little more appealing.
So yeah, I don't know,man. Yeah, So Drake May is

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unfortunately now uh we'll be it's notgonna go well for him here on this
show. And I hate that forhim, right just obviously you know,
being uh playing here in the inthe area. But that's how it goes.
Let's see here. So yes,we got JJ McCarthy as the Michigan
quarterback. Let's see, it's kindof scanning, see there's anything else that

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kind of stood out there? Dodo do? Do? Ah? Then,
like I said, we got theuh e ye old edge rusher by
jumping up quite a few spots actuallyto take Dallas Turner, which yeah,
look, dude, plays like youdid at Alabama. Man, that should
be great. Xavier Leggett, don'tam I pronouncing that correctly? That's the

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wide receiver from South Carolina. Dudeis fast. That was part of the
Kansas City Buffalo Carolina trade. Itwas a thing, and uh that means
Bill's mafia is on the clock.What are you guys gonna do? Where
are you gonna go? I'm gonnabe on it. I don't care,

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all right, Like I know,I'm not. I know a lot of
people are always super invested in thedraft. I don't really pay that much
attention. Okay, it is whatit's going to be in this you know,
whatever happens in August or September isgoing to happen. So well,
you know there is like like youpeople do like mock drafts and stuff.
I don't pay it any attention.I think that. I think that if
I was a Bills fan, thething that would be in my mind and

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it's either a really good thing oryou could get nervous about it and you
just don't know. If you gotthis will be the largest If you guys
don't trade away any of your picks. I was reading it'll be the largest
number of draft picks by the Billsin like the modern era or something.
I think obviously they need to geta wide receiver at some point, and

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I think they will. Yeah.But but what I was gonna say is
you're gonna have a lot of newpieces of the puzzles, some of which
are going to have to produce inyear one. And and here's why I
say that's either a good thing ora thing that would be. It's one
thing if you bring a guy in, and you bring two or three guys
in and you have a very rigidsystem, because then either they fit in

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your system or they don't. Butif you have that many people there and
you're willing to because you guys,obviously, you guys made some moves from
a coaching perspective too, right lastyear? What did you who did you
guys would change from a coaching perspective, went from an offensive coordinator door set
to Brady, that's right, Andso when they went to Brady, the
offensive scheme completely changed. Right.So if that's which which left Diggs really

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out of a lot of the previousplays, like he just wasn't as much
of a focus as he used tobe, because then you've got people like
Don't and Kincaid and you've got JamesCook. You know that you're putting into
the offense. So if you havea lot of new people and you're still
in the process of shaping what thisoffense is going to look like, I
don't I feel like it makes iteasier because now to some extent, you're

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you're you're working with people's strengths andI yeah, I don't know, trying
to be positive orright, he said, door sentiment doors. But the other
thing is too like with the draft, which is why I don't really I
mean I pay attention, but Idon't pay attention. Is you could get
a first rounder who's a complete bust, and then you could get like a
no name fifth rounder who ends upbeing one of the best players in the
league. Like you never know.Hold on, now, I got Patriots

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fans, Uh, Roger gonna beshocked to learn that the Patriots fans have
they have egos? This morning?Oh did they draft the next Tom Brady?
I don't know. I don't know, man, I mean, technically,
we got the quarterback from Michigan,So is that what you mean,

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I don't know, but we'll see. You know, here's the thing,
you know why it's easy to bereally excited about, you know, picking
up the a guy who you know, people argued may have been the first
overall pick, is because your teamwas so bad that you were there to
do it. So, I don'tknow, brag away You're like, hah,

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could you you guys suck you didn'tget the first pick or first third
pick? Yeah, yeah, becausewe we didn't go three and whatever,
like it's it's funny, Like Ilook at it. I'm like, well,
let me look at let's say thesame thing. So half a lesson
in draft. I'm like, allright, okay, it's interesting. I'm
like, well, do we stillhave Josh Allen? Might we do still
have Josh Allen? I'm like,okay, so we're good. Yeah.

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I think if you guys had youhave thirty three, but then your next
your second round is not untill likesixty or something, so you probably you
guys have a Donnie Mitchell there,the Texas wide receiver who I think a
lot of people thought was gonna goin the first round. And you have
that guy kool Aid mckinstrey for thatI was talking about. We were kind
of joking about. Those two arestill sitting there right now, So I

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wide receiver or cornerback. I gottathink you would be pretty excited. So
let's see here. When is thePanthers next pick? Oh? And then
the Patriots are second today? Allright? So yeah, I was gonna
say the Panthers I think pick likein the top ten or the next ten

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picks. Yeah, so they're theseventh pick of the next round. That's
also part of all of that everybodymoving stuff around, and then yeah,
I find the bills of their pick. Yeah it is sixty. So all
right, well there you go.If you you went away in on anything

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from me yesterday, that's cool.Feel free to do that draft related happy
to do it coming up on theshow. Like I said, Pete calendar,
UFOs or ufo, I don't know, man, And we have we
are smashing smashing through a newfound territoryin the world of AI, and not

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in a good way. Insert theanchorman that escalated quickly meme and you'll soon
see why. The story out ofBaltimore is pretty damn troubling. If you
don't know what that is, bucklein we'll get to it coming up case
O Day radio program. We're gonnaget into what happened in the Baltimore schools.

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This is it is so fast,It is so fast. How something
you did one way, even afew years ago, that now you do
a completely different way. That's youknow, that's and sometimes that's a good
thing, in a better, betterway of doing things. But sometimes it's

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just like, can can we justhang out for a moment? Can we
just stay where we are? Andyou think it like the quaint way of
doing things, And that's that's whatwe're gonna be dealing with there. First
of all, though, I haveto admit, I wasn't fully aware that
this was on the the President's scheduleyesterday, and I didn't really think anything

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of it, even when I sawthe New York Post was writing articles because
there was a let's just say,traffic sucked yesterday if you were headed north
out of New York City, andthat was due to the President going to
a fundraiser in Westchester. Okay,Then I saw whose house it was,

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and I I wouldn't want to donateto be there, but man, I
would want to be there. Itwas Michael Douglas's house. And for those
of you who don't know, MichaelDouglas is currently on a TV show and
one that I've I watched. Infact, I just watched The Newest Epist.

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I broke my own rule of waitingtill it was all there, out
of it, kind of digesting heis. He's on on the Apple Apple
Plus, Apple TV plus doing Franklin, where he placed. You recently gave
a pretty good review of the show. Yeah, I like it. I
like it's not going to be foreverybody. I think it's fine. And
then they haven't hollywooded it to death, and yeah, I think it's I

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think it's good. I am soI would have been so happy, and
I it best out of happy becauseI think we would have heard about it.
Can you imagine if when Biden getsthere, you know, he's got
the people, they get into thehouse, they got all the rich people
helping to destroy our country, andall of a sudden, Michael Douglas comes

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out to welcome the president dressed inhis Franklin costume. My brain immediately went
to the same place as you mentionedwhose house it was, and I'm so
disappointed did not happen six thirty fivekc O Day radio program. So while
the draft was drafting yesterday and thatwas going on the NBA playoffs, I

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just want to throw this out herereal quick, just because then he can
go back to complaining about not beingthe unanimous NBA MVP. Lebron and the
Lakers are cooked, man. Thatis that is yesterday. It was not
Between the the really dirty MB playin the Sixers game and the absolute destruction

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that was wrought in the Orlando game, it really wasn't that entertaining. So
and I kind of follow it enoughto maybe place a bet on it,
But yeah, it was. Butwatching the Lakers getting the crap kicked out
of them by the you know,the reigning champions, the Nuggets, it

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is it is slightly satisfying to bemostly, I don't know, I don't
know. I don't think we gotinto it on the air. There was
a story earlier this week where Lebronis still still old cheese over that time
when he rightfully should have been theleague MVP. It was one of the
it was the one of the yearswith the heat and he got one hundred

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and nineteen out of one hundred andtwenty MVP votes and it would have made
him the first player ever to getthem unanimously, and he has let it
stick in his craw and he washe was talking about I don't know why
he's talking about this in the middleof place, talking about maybe outing who
that voter was, Except that's dumbbecause I think people know who that voter

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was. It was the dude fromBoston, and I trying to remember who
he went with that year. Butstill that has that has that has haunted
him, and he, by theway, Steph Curry holds that record.
He became the first to be unanimous. But instead his his head's not in

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it as he got worked. Heand his whole team got worked by Joshic
and the Nuggets, and that's done. Man. Remember the time Michael Jordan
was completely embarrassed by a white dudefrom Eastern Europe. Remember that uh is
French, lick in Bosnia, hurtSnovina or something. Let me rephrase that.

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Remember that time Michael Jordan was completelyembarrassed by another player as on the
on the court or like a practicaljoke like did Shaq throw buckets of urine
on him? Or I don't know, I know that's shackling. I don't
remember the Okay, I'm sorry.The big question here is seeing that Lebron
is being embarrassed and it's not goingthe Lakers way. The big question is

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whose fault is it? I meaneveryone else's good point. Yeah, although
I will say this, it kindof is D'angela Russell's fault. He's like,
he's the third scorer for the teamand I think he had zero points
yesterday, which is not helpful whenyou're number three guys putting that up.

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So, okay, I'm gonna putmy ESPN analysts hat on right now.
All right, that's a nice Okay, Now consider this, m h,
do you really count uh the Nuggetswins? Like, can you discount their
wins because their main guy is awhite guy? Can you can you discount

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his play? Well, look,if it doesn't really count, right,
you're an ESPN analyst, right yeah, right now, Yeah, then then
I would understand that that is anargument you would make. So you can't
put stock in those wins. Comeon, no, no, no,
no, no, no, Imean yeah you do, because that's the
math of it and those are therules. So but as an ESPN analyst,

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I can understand why you would feelthat maybe maybe that guy they have
on the Nuggets is pretty good.I heard that. I think he's the
current MVP, orly the favorite forMVP, I should say. And I
think he wanted the first back toback to back the first few years in
the league. So yeah, there'suh, yeah, there's arguments in both

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directions. Let's see. And youknow, here's the other thing too,
and this will I think this willalways in the grand scheme of things.
You know how many league MVPs Lebronhas or excuse me, how many championships
Lebron has. Let's just go aheadand bring this up. Four? Right,
he has four championships? Do youknow how many Michael Jordan has?

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Heyes, six, Michael Jordan hassix. Okay, would you see if
the one, if one of thoseis larger than the other, Sure,
I can check the six. Itdoes appear to be bigger than the four.
That's what the AI here in thestudio has given me back and bigger
than four, and by AI,Ross means fingers. And when he had
to go to the next hand,he realized that, you know what was
going on there. But that's prettymuch the same as quantum computing. Yeah.

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Yeah, well, speaking of AI, did you know Lebron has lost
more championships than he's won. Hmmm, that's like if you take you know,
his win loss record in the finals, how many did Jordan lose?
He lost zero and when he wentto the finals he won. Oh so
it'd be six, it'd be twothree peats. Yeah, yeah, I

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feel like that's a better win percentage. Could you plug that into the quantum
sure? Sure, let me lookat that. It is. Oh wow,
okay, all right, so themath is is math and on this
fine, don't forget Michael Jordan playedagainst janitors. No, what was it
it was? It was even moreinsulting than that. It was Janitor's and

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it was something else too, thelarge But yeah, to your point,
yes, Karl Malone famously the janitor. I don't know if right that was
that was his blue collar undertaking.I believe Oh man, it's uh why
wild time wait, hold on,somebody's somebody's upset. What are you mad

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about? Why aren't you talking aboutthe hurt? I understand that the Canes
are getting ready to uh uh yeah, it's not going it's not going well
for the Islanders. But to befair, the conversation we're having right now
is to hate on people. AndI don't hate on the Hurricanes. I'm
happy for them. We're making infront of Lebron right now. Try to

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keep up. Go go, uh, go on the go on the internet
and get your Drake. Major's right. I could easily invest my time in
being positive and spreading positivity, butit's much better spent hating Lebron James.
Yes, come on, try tofollow along. Well, that's some guy
who's you know, all in fornew Milk or or what is the what

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is the nickname for Drake May freshmilk, Fresh milk? Yeah, so
come on, you get a lotof you got a lot of disappointment to
look forward to, because even ifhe is going to be good, I
don't think it's going to be rightoff the bat. All right, six
forty two, here we go.This is I saw a lot of people
use the term we've crossed the rubiconand uh yeah, how quickly? How

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quickly we are here? Let meask you a question for those of you
listening, how many of you areold enough to remember back in the day
when you wanted to stage a hatecrime against yourself where you had to actually
go out and hire two brothers fromAfrica and to the go to the hardware

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store. Right, you had todump bleach on yourself, maybe hang a
loose fitting noose around your neck.Do you remember when you had to put
in the work two fake a hatecrime? Now it's as easy as AI.

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Yeah, It's is tough stuff here. Man. So the a a
athletic director. The athletic director Manis accused of mocking up an AI recording
of I Guess his arch nemesis forthe purpose uh And and by the way,

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he's black. The athletic director isblack. The his his mortal enemy.
In this case, the principal ofthe school is a white dude.
And some audio emerged that when I'mgonna take a break, and I'll give

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you the whole rundown on the story, because there's there's a little few little
points you got to know, audioemerged that turned the principal's life upside down
and in all the world first wayspossible. And now after an investigation,
they believe that it is AI generatedand that it was part of a plot

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by this athletic director. And Iwill be very interested to see where we're
going here, so we'll share thatsaga with you coming up here on the
KCO Day Radio program. KCO DayRadio program, and they man time flies.
It was it was only a fewyears ago. If you wanted to

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fake a hate crime against yourself,you had to hire a supporting cast.
And you know how that goes.If you're involved in a criminal conspiracy such
as that. It's the you know, three men, three men can keep
a secret. If two of themare dead, it's probably not gonna end
up well for you. Well,nowadays you can bypass all that. A
high school athletic director in Maryland hasbeen accused of using AI to impersonate a

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principle, I should say his principal, the the in this case Pikesville High
School. Now, why why wouldsomething why would something like this happen?
Okay, So, the principle hadbeen having to have conversations with the athletic

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director because of his performance. Hewas not meeting apparently what the expectations were,
what his contracted laid out, andit was on this principle to attempt
to intervene with Oh. By thedirector's name is Dejon Dason Darien. So

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he's sitting there, they had hadconversations about his work performance, and then
something happened. Oh, by theway, you understand the kinds of things
we're talking about, let me giveyou an example. Among the concerns were
allegations that Darien paid his roommate nineteenhundred dollars in school funds under the false

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pretense of coaching the girl's soccer team, and he didn't. So you know,
this guy can go out and getthe assist of these little assistant coaching
contracts. He was just giving themoney to his buddies and they weren't.
They weren't coaching anything. So theconversation apparently turned to if this, if
a couple things aren't remedied, hehe will not have his contract renewed.

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So, yeah, it's a wakeup call. That's that's desperation. And
people go a couple different ways.Sometimes they fold, sometimes they buckle down,
or sometimes it's a little something inthe middle. That little something in
the middle included an audio clip thatemerged that was reportedly the principal disparaging Jews

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and some teachers, and there wasracist stuff in there, stuff about how
he doesn't like black students their testtaking abilities, you know, it's just
it's the it's the it's the audiowhere unquestionably whoever said it is beyond canceled

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and probably needs to hide. Itwas that inflammatory, and so that of
course goes viral. It quickly spreadson social media, and the principal was
placed on leave. Investigations were open. The principle and his family were threatened.
They literally had to move. Policeofficers provided security at the house before

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then, and then at the newlocation. People were calling for his death
on social media, you name it, and they were doc sing somebody I
think hacked his credit or something,and it was all instantaneous based on this
audio. It had in I guess, in the mind of this dude,

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it had the added it had theimpact he wanted. Well, the problem
is he didn't say it. Hedidn't say any of that. In fact,
the narrative when he started saying hedidn't say it, then the narrative
spun that there were listening devices thathe was unaware of. So like,
this dude was trying to keep thisup as anonymously as possible, but it

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all fell apart after they figured outthis is AI. They had experts evaluated
because the principal was pleading his case, and they ended up arresting this guy
who I believe. Let's see here, I think the top charge is I
think only a six month sentence,and so I guess I would How is
this not a hate crime? BecauseI've seen people analyze this and they're saying,

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well, it may not rise tothe level of being a hate crime
because his motivation was protecting you know, trying to protect his job, or
you know, it was financially motivated. No. Now, I know,
once you've faked a hate crime,which you know how I feel about hate
crimes, and but once you fakethe hate crime, it's hate crime time

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for you, okay, because youhad no qualms about tell me, tell
me, and let me ask youa question. Ross, do you think
a white principle in the Baltimore schooldistrict works? Ever, again, if
a tape like that is out andpeople think it's real, probably not.
You don't You don't you don't thinkthey're hiring him in the Baltimore school district

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after a tape of him saying hehates black students in the way that they're
stupid on tests. Yeah, Ifeel like you're probably right, and that
this dude knew exactly what was upexactly in my humble opinion, but it
sounds like the lead detective, eventhough he had pretty good rundown as a

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little presser, kind of feels likemaybe they're a little hamstrung because this is
just so new, right, theydon't how do you how do you even
apply this to the current statute,which I don't know. I think that's
a little lazy. I think eventhough it was through the use of AI,
I don't know how it matters howyou fake your your crime if in

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fact you did fake it, andthey can prove that. I don't know
if if it matters if you useda receipt where you wrote something on it,
which is very popular, right,who write something on there? Can
you believe they wrote this diatribe aboutmy uh, you know how I'm a
non binary And then you're like,I don't know, here's the other receipt

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he's got, and they're the receiptsthat bleed through and he has the top
one. So no, I don'tbelieve that, or using in this case
as very specific AI model. Apparentlythe dude was pretty savvy. This is
and this is what's dumb about it. He seems to be pretty tech savvy,
and I was reading something too thatwas relatively well liked by the kids.

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But just the it's one of theworst people out there. Man,
ummm, here we go. TheBaltimore School District responded and they recommended the
termination of the athletic director. Whydo I feel like this dude will get
another job after a while. Buthow scary is this? The technology that

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was utilized to produce it required onlya minute or two of one's voice.
I think some of them in thirtyseconds can do him. I definitely want
to get into this AI stuff likeI I. Every day we see some
new way that it is impactful withinour lives, and it's easy to sit

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there and say, okay, well, what we need is we need a
whole bunch of new laws, whenin reality, tweak here, tweaked there,
some modern updating probably will get youthere, because as soon as we
start getting into what we need,you know, we need a whole new
slate of laws, then I justslip. My slippery slope side of my

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brain takes over and I'm like,all right, so what here? So
it's obviously I think we can agreethat using an AI to generate a fake
audio clip of somebody who you're wantingto get, you know, get to
get at, and it almost immediatelystarts destroying their life, that that is

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criminal activity. And I look,I'm of the opinion if you fake a
hate crime, then you should facethe charges. That's where I'm at.
But you know, but people willmake the same argument. I've heard people
actually push back on that because thatsounds so logical, isn't it If I
go out of if I if Icreate and a hate crime allegation out of

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thin air, and I do itfor the purpose of you know, destroying
you, ruining you, whatever itmay be, or even if I do
it for the purpose of getting attention, and you're just collateral, right,
you know, you're the one thatlike the receipt thing right where it's not
really about the customer who wrote it. It's about how brave the server is

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who brought it to everyone's attention.It the pushback that I've seen when you
say that those individuals should face thesame charges, or the same pushback you
see when people go, you knowthis, this woman made a rape allegation,
and here is concise, clear evidencethat it couldn't have happened, and

(33:51):
the allegation is false. And we'veseen some of those, and people will
say, you can't criminalize that inthe same way because then it will have
a chilling effect on women or inthis case, individuals reporting these crimes,
right, they won't want to comeforward because what if they're not believed?
And I, you know, Iget that to some extent, especially if

(34:15):
there's if it's kind of a hesaid, she said, But if I
don't, the argument has no persuasivenesswhen it comes to this AI stuff.
And so figure out what it's goingto be. Use existing laws that are
out there, update them to includedigital stuff if need be. But we'll

(34:38):
be keeping an eye on this.Although again it is a great built an
excuse, right like next time geta you know, like the boss Man's
like, hey, can we didwe talk after the show? Yeah,
He's like, did you say blahblah blah during the seven o'clock hour because

(34:59):
we got a lot of complaints.I can just be like, oh man,
I'm being framed. That sounds likeAI right there. In fact,
it's so the AI is so deviousthat has framed me. It has gone
in and literally changed the podcast.And I'll see if I get away with
it. I don't know, probablywon't. But the point is, you

(35:24):
got it. You gotta handle this, and you gotta handle this fast and
in a in a convincing way.By the way, the dude was the
athletic director. Do you you knowhow they actually caught him because they couldn't
find him initially, and all ofa sudden, he they get He gets
popped at BWI at Baltimore Airport,And he wouldn't even have ended up on

(35:49):
the radar, right, but notif not for him attempting to bring a
gun through security so that he couldboard a flight to Houston. So this
dude was getting out of town,man, and in his haste to get
out of town, I guess hedidn't bother to not have a gun on
him. So obviously they find thegun. They pull him over, they

(36:13):
run his name, and the warrantpops and and and then they they took
him into custody. There but isthis right here? Do do do do?
Do? Uh? You would beremiss if you didn't include child cussy.
Oh no, absolutely, man,absolutely the the do you remember,

(36:37):
uh, child custody? But alsosome other abuse stuff. Do you remember
the guy where was it in Ohiorecorded his wife and she's literally saying,
she's makes I'm gonna make this stuffup, and she did. I think
they were both real estate agents orsomething, but he was about he was
about to lose everything with what shealleged and then boom he had. He

(36:59):
got her to literally have a conversationand he's like, why are you Why
did you make all this up?And she's like, got to get you.
Yeah, yeah, if you're willingto do this because you're using a
secondary justice, you're using a secondarypunishment method in in in these high profile

(37:19):
cases, you're letting the public bethe you know, the villagers with the
torches chasing Frankenstein's monster and you're justpointing to who the monster is. So
whatever it may be, you gotta, you gotta. If you want to
have a chilling effect, you needto have a chilling effect on people who

(37:42):
would do this. And uh,we will see, all right, what
is this, Anthony? What's goingon? Oh? I got a question,
At what point is it legal forus to start throwing tomatoes at the
kind of administration? Why do youwant to throw tomato and do you mean
like me, but they're doing aterrible job, you know what I mean.

(38:06):
But at what point can be likethrow stuff at him? Well,
I don't. I don't think throwinga projectile that the President's gonna go well
for you, sir. I meanit's Toma though, that one guy throw
a shoe at Bush. He gotaway with it. No he didn't.
And that was in Iraq or something. It was in a racks or it

(38:28):
was so long ago. Yeah,no, that's fair, that's fair.
But no, it was over inIraq, and I don't believe he got
away with it. But all right, well all right, I guess we're
never gonna be allowed to huh.Well, I look, can you there's
a lot you know. It's likepeople when they come on the radio and
they're like, oh, what haveyou? Could you say the F word?
And I'm like, yes, once, you could say it once?

(38:50):
So you know I'm bad too.I have to like really think about what
I'm saying on the radio because I'mlike an old New Yorker with the bad
now. So it's it's tough forme. Okay, well that's fine.
Start, but also don't go outand throw I would I don't throw anything
at elected officials. All right,all right, there you go, not
even glitter or whatever that What aboutlike a big what about like a big

(39:15):
cane, like with a hook thatyou can pull him off the stage.
I think if you're holding anything thatmight be construed as a weapon, and
you are it is coming in thedirection of somebody under protection, if it's
like a purpose of being a brawlat that moment, so you might get
away with a poofy cane like it'snot made out of what it's made out

(39:37):
of. I don't know, it'slike fluffy, like a fluffy I don't
know there's a cane. Then,I so confused. So you want an
old vaudeville style hook but made outof super soft material. I'm just trying
to clarify it for Anthony Man.He's he's confused that I'm trying to find

(40:00):
answers for him. No, no, no, there's no confusion. Don't
throw things at elected officials, that'sit. Don't throw things at people in
general. But his question was about, you know, don't throw things unless
they're like, hey, can youthrow me that pen? Or you know
you're trying to, you know,launch popcorn into their you know whatever,

(40:20):
but you know, for the mostpart, don't, probably don't. And
also tomatoes are expensive too. Whatdid I ask I would prefer to put
my tomatoes on a sandwich? Yes, yes, that's what I wanted to
for tomatoes, mayo, little bacon, little lettuce. So the thing I
just I like just to just thebread and the tomatoes I do to.
Absolutely, it's a great one ofmy favorites, especially some of the heirloom

(40:45):
tomatoes. Slice that up with somedukes. Oh, but also yeah,
I was working on that other sandwichlettuce, tomato, bacon and mayo.
What do you think, man,think you might catch on? I don't
know what you call that the casey. I don't know of the casey.
It's good, yeah, yeah,yeah, I want to keep it simple
for everybody. So maybe try thattoday and go double bacon for a truly

(41:09):
unique experience. All right. I'mjust looking at a map here, and
it is a map of our institutionsof higher learning that have that currently have
these Boo Israel pro hamas encampments.And I don't mean where they tried to

(41:32):
set them up, I mean oneswhere they have actually accomplished at least getting
some of them set up or youknow, getting it at least rolling.
And I noticed an interesting phenomena,So we'll share that with you coming up
next, and also more about thePresident's visit to New York. It's all
on the way Cacoday Radio program.A seventy four year old woman in Ohio,

(41:58):
yes, Ohio, her name isAnne Mayors, is under arrest.
So here's what happened you ready,By the way, this woman has no
criminal history whatsoever, none and isdescribed as pillar the community. All of
that, and I'll tell you astory about what happened to this woman that

(42:19):
happened to somebody else that I Iremember. I really didn't know him,
but I remember being so shocked bythe story back in the day. So,
according to authorities, the seventy fouryear old had been the victim of
a cyber scam, right, whichunfortunately there you know, there's there's a
lot of folks and especially a lotof folks who are you know, retirement

(42:44):
age, older folks who are thetargets of the scammers. That is,
that is a very sad truth that'sout there, and you know, it
always blows me away. Uh.You know that guy on the Internet with
the blue who scams the Indian scammersand he does he has that old woman

(43:05):
voice here. Were watching those dudesvideos and also Marky is absolutely obsessed with
those videos. Yeah, yeah,yeah, I haven't. I admittedly I've
only seen a few, but Idid see the one where they literally were
over in India with a bunch oflike a bunch of other YouTubers and some
local officials and they had cameras andlike also in this call center and it

(43:25):
was crazy because then like they closedthe call center and they were hunting these
dudes to kill them for busting uptheir operations. So Marky's in on those
things. She likes those things.Huh, it's pretty. But what's amazing
is to hear the conversations with youknow, that's somebody's grandmother, right,
and she's you know, been convincedto go down and buy Amazon gift cards

(43:46):
and has coached on how to notthings not to say to the Walmart person
who who you buy them from?Because you know, Walmart, I'm sure
tells people their service desk there.Hey, if you see as somebody in
this situation, maybe ask them what'sup and the people will go and do
that. It's very sad. Well, that's what happened to this woman,

(44:09):
and in fact, she did whatI've seen what has happened to others.
Not only did she lose her moneyand it just you know, in a
in for a dime, in fora dollar, she also ended up borrowing
money to lose, including five grandfrom her sister and sixty five grand from

(44:30):
a family friend and all of that. So she was desperate. So according
to authorities, Meyers, once sherealized the money was gone, said she
had to do something to pay heryou know, pay back her sister,
pay back her friend, and gether money. This is her retirement she's

(44:52):
living on, and according to authorities, she put on a mask and went
and robbed a bank at seventy fouryears old. Please say that Myers only
got five hundred dollars before fleeing thescene. But it was pretty clear.
It's not a very big town whereshe's at, and she's only got like

(45:15):
a COVID, you know, Iwon the COVID. Mass on and police
caught up with her and literally whenthey're walking up to her, she says,
whatever you're here for, I didit, And then they asked,
well, what do you mean bythat, and she said the bank robbery,
so she you know, obviously confessed, but she had a gun that
she brandished and again only five hundreddollars. She faces fifteen years in prison.

(45:40):
Oh, just checking out this interestinglittle map here mentioned, and then
I got sidetracked by Granny bank robber. It's a map of established what is
the stupid name they're using for him? All these would be the pro Ojamas

(46:00):
villages as we're referring to it,the Solidarity encampments, I think is what
they were called. It doesn't matter, it's all stupid, but it's a
yeah. So it's a map ofthe various encampments. And I noticed something.
There's a huge gap in the southand also the Rocky mount West,

(46:22):
and I guess the western Midwest.Yet California is covered, Northeast is covered.
The only thing in the South Iguess is Emery College in Georgia and
University of Texas obviously, although they'renow running part of that off. But

(46:45):
I think they had to establish oneof the University of Texas Dallas as well.
And then Minnesota's University of Minnesota isas far west as they go other
than Texas until you hit California,So the rest of the South nothing and
you know, like I said,the Western States nothing other than that.

(47:07):
That is weird. I wonder howthat came to be. I wonder,
I wonder what may have caused thatto be with the current map here.
Oh that's right. Did you seethe videos down in Florida and others where
they're just sprinkling, They're just sprinklingthe lawns now, they're just and there's
a great video of at Florida Statewhere the protesters saw that they turned the

(47:30):
sprinklers on and so that they hadretrieved folding chairs from inside the building and
laid them on top of the sprinklersbecause they couldn't turn the sprinklers off,
but they could essentially keep the waterfrom going anywhere. And there's this some
some guys, just a student justwalking by, and he sees what's up.
He picks the chair up and flingsit like he's at WrestleMania, and

(47:53):
then the sprinkling continues. So yeah, there are there are some very distinctive
different ways that this is being handled. What's even crazier, and this is
on the this is where the mapis on the front page of the New
York Post. They also have trackedthe money. Yes, that's right.

(48:15):
If you go through and you uhyou check out, you know what's what's
going on here? You realize thatmany of the top high profile student activists
are paid. I know, you'reabsolutely shocked. And uh oh, by
the way, you want to guesswho might be the parent organization for the

(48:37):
various groups that are have been establishedon these campuses to essentially run these protests.
Hell, that would be the uh, the Students for Justice in Palestine.
That's an organization that was set upby George sorols am I allowed to

(48:57):
say that? Which is mind bogglingto me on that. Look, I
almost get George Soros with his insaneda stuff right where he's just like,
you know, let's if we wantto really affect change, let's control who

(49:19):
actually you know, is in chargeof uh, you know, criminal law
and criminal justice and protection. Right, Let's let's get our people in there.
But this George Soros, right,because remember, if you criticize George
Soros, what is the charge theylevy against you? Do you remember anti
semi right? How dare you yousaid something bad about this George Soros?

(49:44):
Did you know his family died inthe Holocaust or he had family members in
the Holocauy, yes, I didknow that. That doesn't excuse me from
making a political point if I disagreewith what he seems to think is worth
funding. That's something that happens eachand every day. But him literally organizing

(50:04):
this this group and funding these groups. Let's see here, the money provided
will give seventy eight hundred dollars forwhat it refers to as community based fellows.
Okay, so who are the fellows? These are the protest organizers.
So they have their own organizers aswell as sub organizers on each of these

(50:30):
campuses who are being compensated seventy eighthundred dollars if you're in charge and between
twenty eight hundred and thirty six hundredif you are support staff. They're required
to participate within the bounds of thisorganization as well as undergo something known as

(50:51):
Rise Up to Revolution training. Alltold, the groups are expected to receive
three hundred thousand dollars or as muchas three hundred and fifty five thousand.
I guess the New York Post istrying to cobble all this together. And
yeah, so you're literally dealing withpaid protesters, same old names up and

(51:15):
there and these various establishments, andthey have done something very successful. The
University of Southern California. On thesame day they're sitting here celebrating their quarterback
being the number one overall pick.Students and parents are scrambling because they have
canceled the graduation ceremony. And ifyou don't know the backstory there, it

(51:35):
basically goes that the valedictorian is thevaledictorian was opposed by pro Israel groups because
her you know, she's sitting theresaying all the stuff that the protesters are.
And then when the school said,okay, well you're not going to
give the traditional speech, the camphas lost their mind and they threatened such

(52:02):
violence that the the security threat becameso overwhelming that the University of Southern California
made the decision to not hold theirbig graduation ceremony. I mean, the
kids will still graduate. You know, here's the irony too. I was
reading about this ross. Did youknow that there is a big swath of

(52:22):
kids who had advanced credit classes whothen went to USC and we're going to
graduate, who also didn't get ahigh school graduation because of COVID. So
if you if you have students,you have students are able to go in
and and buckle down early. Theyare now getting screwed out of their college

(52:45):
graduation ceremony because these decisions had threatenedviolence that they had to move in.
And think of all the parents thathave you know, travel, you know,
everyone's got their travel book by nowit's where it's almost you know,
it's almost May so, yeah,it is. It is continuing to ramp

(53:07):
up. And even though USC isin there shutting it down now there is
there is negotiation underway on many ofthese campuses which basically are okay, well
how about people who aren't enrolled herecan't camp here? And it's like,
well does that negate all the stuffthat got canceled, like, you know,

(53:28):
making it so professors can't go overthere, Graduation can't be undergone.
Folks are not able to access partsof a campus. They're paying ninety thousand
dollars in some instance for no,no, all that's going to continue.
They're just going to police how manyoutside provocateurs are able to take part,

(53:49):
which, by the way, Ialso don't believe. I don't think that
they are really doing that, andI think that the university thinks they're getting
away with something here, but it'llcome back to buy them any who,
all right, phone number eight eighteight nine three four seven eight seven four.
And speaking of the phone, sowe're gonna go to Jeff mar from
the Weather Channel. Good morning,sir, so stagic just he couldn't be

(54:09):
bothered to be here because he wasso overwhelmed by the Dallas mediocre pick.
Huh. I think that's exactly whathappened. Yeah, he needs to recover
from that. So he's going tonot be present today and we'll see if
you can make it in early nextweek. But speaking of early next week,
how about some highs in the midUW upper eighties by next Monday and

(54:30):
Tuesday. So big changes with anice warm up as we had from this
weekend at the early portion of nextweek. The meantime for this Friday,
early clouds will get away to someafternoon sunshine as we get close to seventy
one with wins out of the east. We'll see increasing clouds overnight in a
low fifty two Tomorrow, mix theclouds and sun seventy three. The eventual
high will stay dright tomorrow night withthe clouds at a low in the mid
fifties. That are a beautiful Sundayto end the weekend with sunshine behind.

(54:51):
You're eighty one to protrush, gettwoto heat up into Monday and Tuesday.
Okay, all right, Jeff toappreciate it. We'll talk in an hour,
resir, Okay, thank you.Maybe then what the hell Atlanta was
thinking? Oh, look at that, he just pulled the ripcord man.
All right, Yeah, he's goingto be made to answer for what that
was yesterday. All right, Sowe'll chat with him, and we got

(55:12):
a couple other things before we welcomein Pete Callander. He joins us at
eight five here on the KCODA radioprogram. My favorite organizer in this new
effort is a woman by the nameof Nidee Loffi Laffy. Anyway, she
was a former president for the Justiceand Palestine Group, and then now she's

(55:35):
kind of, I guess, beenpulled back to get in the game.
This woman used to be a legislativeaid for Eddie Bernice Johnson, who was
a congressman. It was a Democratout of Dallas who died died here in
January. Anyway, she was aunderstand she was this woman's congressional aid,

(56:00):
her intern aid. I think shemight have been an intern anyway, she
worked for this congresswoman. In January, she was detained after in an active
protest blocking the president's motorcade and themotorcade with the family of the now deceased
congresswoman from getting to the funeral.She blocked the family and the president in

(56:27):
this case, president's motorcade from gettingto the congresswoman who she worked for interned
for his funeral. In her preyou'll never convert that person. You'll never,
you'll never, you'll never change thatperson's mind. Uh LAFFI. Then
following this, I believe it ornot, doesn't work at the congresswoman's office

(56:51):
anymore. Uh now is I thinkenrolled at Southern Methodists to get a law
degree, which is Southern Methodists inDallas. In case you don't know,
so everything is everybody's out of theirmind, all right, Chris, what's
up? Hey, good morning,Casey, Thanks for taking my call.
I just wanted to say, rememberthe Arkansas nine, how you know no
one wanted to integrate schools and stuffand Harry Truman took over the National Guard

(57:16):
and said we're not going to haveunruly mobs dictate our laws and stuff.
And I'm just wondering, you know, black people have fought for civil rights
for all these years, and whenthey see atrocities on another civil rights or
another group of different colored people,I'm wondering, how come they don't unite
and walk these Jewish kids to schooland show they're united, their their strength

(57:37):
through for civil rights for other groups. Because I mean, they seem to
have a really grasp, a reallygood grasp on civil rights and stuff like
that. And I mean, Imodel myself a lot after what they fought
for. And I don't understand whythey don't band together and say, hey,
you know what, we're not goingto let I mean, we have
to unite as Americans or elsewise we'regoing to lose our sovereignty if we don't

(58:00):
do it. Unruly groups. Yeah, well, to an extent, I
agree with you. I don't thinkit's fair. I don't think it's fair
to demand, and I don't feellike you're demanding, sir. I don't
think it's fair to demand. I'mnot demanding. I'm just curious, and
I don't even know if it's fair, if I really, my my bar
is so low, sir that Ijust like, if you just make the

(58:22):
decision to not be one of thesescumbags, You're way ahead in my book.
And I'm looking at these campus protestsand it's not a bunch of black
dudes, you know what I'm saying, Like, you know some what I'm
saying, Their civil rights are beingbut the Jewish students' civil rights are being

(58:43):
violated. And how many more electioninterferences can we take? I mean,
this is another election interference caused bythe Democrats, you know. Yeah,
And if they if they want tostep up and do that, then God
bless them. And frankly, Ithink people need to call it out when
they see it. But I wantto, Yeah, I thanks for the
call there, Chris. But ultimately, also if they just go to class

(59:07):
and do their thing and not screamdeath to the Jews or some guy was
walking around with a Final Solution signon campus at USC yesterday, I mean,
you're not mincing words there. Uh, And that was that was a
little hipster looking white dude. Soyeah, but but I I understand and

(59:29):
I think if if anybody truly believesin the idea of civil rights. You
got to call it out where yousee it. So but man, it's
it's it's it's hip and almost mainstreamnow to say things and and you know,
stuff that I couldn't even fathom beingsaid by you know, college professors,

(59:52):
people who are training to one dayjoin you know, very upper echelon
compan ees in in high level positionsand doing so in ways where they're easily
identifiable. That's that's the part Ican't wrap my head around right there,
all right, speaking of let's let'sdo this real quick. Yeah, I

(01:00:14):
got enough time to fit this inor actually, no, you know,
I'm gonna save this for Pete.Sorry, just my brain is just bouncing
around. Yeah, Pete Calendar isgoing to join us here in just a
few minutes, so we will getinto that discussion. I want to play
some audio for you real quick.So the like I said, the President
was up in New York yesterday.Donald Trump also in New York. Right,

(01:00:36):
Biden ended up at a fundraiser atMichael Douglas's house in Westchester, and
Douglas didn't wear his Benjamin Franklin costume, which is very unfortunate, but I
would have loved to see that interaction, But reporters were going around and they
were interviewing New Yorkers, specifically unionworkers. After one of the union heads
there said, of their three thousandmembers, which I have because they do

(01:01:00):
polling among their members, you knowhow you voting for the first time,
two thirds of their members say they'revoting Republican. And it's almost exclusively been
Democrat votes up to this. Andso they go to they go out and
they're interviewing some like union construction guys. It goes, well, what's it
like seeing so many Republicans in Manhattan? So many Trump supports in Manhattan's that

(01:01:23):
surprise you? No, not atall. It's turning out. Trump's turning
again. What's your message to JoeBiden? You how is that not a
fifteen second campaign ad? Is itlike audio's? What a twelve? And
then you I approve that, youknow, throw Donald Trump? I approved
the message. On the back there'syour fifteen second ad. Done, got

(01:01:49):
a message for Biden a few Thatwas the most New York exchange you'll see
in a while. But you know, people look at and they'll think it's
a one off. But the biggerstory is why they were interviewing these guys,
and that is because in the strawpolling of their own membership, the
tides have changed there. Now,does that mean Trump's gonna win New York?

(01:02:10):
No? Or maybe I don't knowwho the hell knows? Can you
imagine? Can you imagine if Trumpwon New York, the state of New
York, the disarray, the insanitythat would be going on. You think
Hillary not no showing for her concessionspeech showed a little bit of disarray.
I can't even imagine if that wentdown, Although it may be all for

(01:02:36):
not you know, hopefully, hopefullythe UFO that they saw outside of the
plane window isn't aggressive. We'll getinto that before the end of the show,
because I find that fascinating final hour. Oh the week, And we
do what we do, and whatwe do is welcome in our radio Buddy
to the South, that of courseis Pete Calender Middays w b T on

(01:03:00):
the iHeartRadio app. If you preferhow you doing, Pete? What's up?
Man? Oh? Nothing? Howare you? I'm good? Can
I, in fact, could Ibestow an honorarium on you that you didn't
earn? So you could you know, be like some of the fine staff
on many college campuses. Apparently thatabsolutely absolutely yea detective calendar. Okay,

(01:03:22):
oh okay, I like it.I mean need you to solve solve some
stuff. Okay, are you following? Are you following this? What happened
with this Vice Presidential Secret Service agent? I saw the story and I read
the story, but I don't knowthe background of the story. But also,
more to the point though, ofthe bestowing of the title, if

(01:03:44):
it's like the campus leadership, whyam I doing any work to get this
title? Why are you making medo it? No? No, no,
no, you're not having to dowork to get the title? Right?
Oh that? Remember? Neither didthey like the apparently DEI lady down
in what U c l A?Yeah, But once you have the title,

(01:04:05):
then you can run around and andyou know, I guess lord over
folks. So ah, got it? So yeah, okay, we're still
here. So okay. I wasn'tsure if I was going to have to
like take your answer and then sayit was my answer in order to do
that, because I suspect you'll arriveat the same place, so that's good,
And if you don't, will generateAI of you doing it. So

(01:04:29):
either way, we'll get to thatstory in a moment. So if for
those of you who didn't see thefollow up here, the report initially was
that a Secret Service agent became agitated, got into an alternation with their two
bosses and uh it ended and literallyculminated with them on top of their boss
punching them right right. That wasthat was it? Well? And then

(01:04:49):
there uh mental health issue, somesort of mental health issue. Yeah,
yeah, real clear politics. Iwas at. Susan Krabtree's reporter's name also
said that she had sources within theSecret Service who said that there were DEI
hiring concerns for this agent. Sothat's what we knew initially. Here's what

(01:05:10):
we know now and buckle in forthis. Okay, okay. The agent
in question identified as a former Dallasfemale police officer who had made her way
over to Secret Service, and theconcerns that were being voiced by Secret Service
is that there was there was anopen push to get more female agents and

(01:05:38):
they feel that maybe the vetting andwell they know, they said the vetting
for this individual and some others bypassedthe traditional methodology as well as some of
the requirements. But actually, here'show the altercation went, and I want
to know if Detective Calendar can figureout what's going on here. Okay,
all right, okay, So,according to reports, the altercation started around

(01:06:03):
nine am at Joint Mass Andrews,and it began when the what's her name
Michelle Herzog showed up at the terminaland began quote acting erradically, grabbed another
senior agent's personal phone. This isa male agent and began yelling at him
while deleting applications off of the phone. According to two sources familiar with the

(01:06:29):
matter, the other agent, againthe shift leader, recovered his phone and
then started to act as if nothinghad happened that When Herzog noticed that he
wasn't engaging with her, her bizarrebehavior continued. She started reportedly mumbling to
herself, ran and hid behind somecurtains with her purse or with a bag
of some strode off as her bagand started throwing items inside at the agent,

(01:06:56):
including menstrual pads, telling him thathe's going to need him later for
some other agent. She starts rippingoff other female secret Service agents' names and
said that he was going to burnin hell, and then it got into
a physical altercation, and she atone point said that she also was going
to have some other agents come andhelp her fight, like it's the you

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know, like it's the news cruiseon Anchorman. So what do you think
might be going on? Yeah,well, first off, I'm kind of
surprised that he said there was thispush for female agents, and usually they
get passed over in the DEI stuff, no age, no female agents.

(01:07:42):
Oh, I believe it. Okay, that does change things. Okay,
Okay, So I'm thinking one ofthe apps. I'm thinking I'm going back
to the beginning of the tail here, and I'm thinking, why is she
deleting apps off of his phone?Except maybe I'm thinking At first I was
thinking, is it like tender stuffor mac Do, But now I'm thinking
maybe OnlyFans or something. I'm thinking, uh, maybe she was a spurned

(01:08:06):
lover. Yeah, I think you'reright. I think it. Actually,
I think your hunch was right onwhat the uh the other apps were.
I think, straight up, she'shooking up with this dude. This is
wild speculation. I think that thisis lover's quarrel all day, especially when
the other agents sat there and hedid what a lot of guys will do
when they're in a in a ina domestic spat, right right, some

(01:08:30):
guy where he's just like he's notgoing to engage, and which only then
makes her matter right right, Yeah, No, dare you not also yell
at me? How dare you?Right right, I'm upset about this thing,
and you should be upset because I'mupset, and how dare you?
And he's just like, no,I mean the fact that he would allow
somebody to delete apps off of hisphone, Like, first off, what

(01:08:56):
how did she get access to thephone right right? She know his password?
Did he open it and then handthe phone to her? Or she
seized it from him after he hadopened it up, or something like I'm
unclear, and then to act anonchalant as she's doing so like I don't
know about you, but anybody takesmy phone and starts deleting apps, yeah,
yeah, I'm not gonna allow thatto occur, especially if it's just

(01:09:20):
a coworker or something, and I'mdark sure not gonna just act like nothing
had happened. Now if my wifestarted doing that, yeah, that would
probably be my my response to Yeah, yeah, so that is I still
think only fans. I think maybe, Yeah, I'm holding out. I'm

(01:09:42):
holding out the possibility that we getlike a multi layered scandal where there are
secret service agents doing the only fans, you know what. To be fair,
the number of stories that I'd neverexpected would include only fans, that
right, including only fans is isvery high. Yeah, it's always it's
it's always a twist that you haveto now kind of account for, you

(01:10:03):
know, because the people like Isaw the other day, Uh, what's
her what's her name? Danit Teo, the actress from uh from the Sopranos.
Yeah, she's got an only fan. Well, now I will say
this, do is? But isit? Like? I don't know.

(01:10:25):
I have not watched Rachel Jolson hasan only fans, so I don't know
that. Who is that? OhI'm sorry, that's what we call Rachel
Doleazel here on the show. Ohyeah, right, so I don't know
your name is? She went toChilli has an African name. Now I
think she's right, I got this, Okay, So no, I I
don't know. I've never seen anonly fan, so I don't know.

(01:10:46):
I don't know what the app is. I don't like I don't know how
it works whatever. I don't knowif I assume they were all strippers,
like I thought everybody was stripping anddoing porn? Is that not the case
on only Fans? It was youknow what it was Only fans was supposed
to be like cooking stuff, right, and that you know, that was
that was the initial thing there.So if there's all that right early the
early ones, like are I thinkthat there are some that obviously maybe they

(01:11:11):
are not nude on yeah, orbut they're the very least they're wearing a
low cut top. So I don'tright, right, Yeah, well,
I mean she's she claimed in thisinterview that she makes more money on that
because she made like no money offof the Sopranos show. She was like,
hey, go for it, yeah, but then have to do that
and then the next day you're whatElle McPherson, You see, it was

(01:11:32):
her one of it was one ofthe no I know what you're talking about.
There was another supermodel whose like sonis now playing basketball in high school,
and her son teammates passed around thepictures of her from her modeling days.
Yeah, he got to get insideyour opponent's head, all right.
Let me, let me pivot overto something else. Uh, Pete,

(01:11:53):
Detective Pete, are you old enoughto remember when if you wanted to stage
a hate crime against yourself, youhad to go higher like you know Somedu
a couple brothers from Africa. Hehad to go to the harbor or you
had to write checks. You hadto write checks for it, because that's
what she did. Do you rememberwhen you had to go through all that?

(01:12:13):
I remember that. And now simpleAI procedure. This this athletic director.
We talked about this earlier, butjust a reminder. Athletic director to
school up in Maryland who was ina spat with the principle because the principal
was concerned with his performance and alsohe made have funneled money to friends as
assistant coaches who didn't do anything.And he saw an opportunity, so he

(01:12:35):
mocked up allegedly an AI of theprinciple saying that he hates black kids,
he doesn't like how they test,he hates Jews, and it went viral
and immediately decimated this dude's life.He suspended death threats, police protection,
he had to move somebody. Ithink somebody got in, like did some
of his credit and now they thinkit was all AI. And then they

(01:13:01):
caught the dude when he was tryingto leave Baltimore and he actually brought a
gun into the airport. And that'swhere we are now. So what do
you do? Do you go outon this? I'm curious your thoughts on
this. But also I keep seeinglawmakers say we need more laws. Couldn't
we just update some with modern technology, Because anytime they want to put a

(01:13:23):
new slate of laws together, Istart to get nervous. Yeah, and
their use and they're going to belagging behind. I mean, that's always
going to be the case. Inthe technology that is generating the AI product,
there's always going to be ahead ofthe technology that is detecting because there's
no money in the detection, atleast not yet. I think there might

(01:13:43):
be some point where you get moreof a push to get the detection,
and this might be the thing thatsort of prompts it. I read the
story and I thought, well,thank goodness, there's like no audio recordings
of me, because that could bea problem. Yeah. So, but
I honestly, and this is athis is a legit proposal. Do you

(01:14:04):
remember back in the days back likewhen we had to like go to the
hardware stores and like hire people todo our hate crimes back in the day.
Remember when you used to do interviewsover the phone and there were clicks?
Do you remember this? I do, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And I'm wondering if we now haveto go back to some sort of either

(01:14:26):
an audible or a subaudible clicking systemthat occurs on a regular beat so as
to identify. So this way youwould be able to know, right if
you're listening to a SoundBite or somethingand you're hearing the beats the clicks and
stuff, is that And I don'tknow if that works, because I imagine
you could do an AI generated clickor something like that too. I don't,

(01:14:48):
I don't know, but there's gotto be some way to easily detect
this, because yeah, this principlehad his life just you know, turned
upside down and and and I don'tknow if he ever do you ever recover
from this ever? You know,this is just now part of your life
forever well. And and the theirony is the permanent, the permanent nature

(01:15:11):
of it. Had let's say thathad it not been uncovered, clearly,
he would have never worked in educationagain as a white dude, right having
stuff on the right, You're justdone this guy's he's probably he probably couldn't
get a job at a hot topicif they're still around. That being said,
like this dude even though he wascaught, I like, I feel

(01:15:31):
like there's a possibility that somehow downthe road he's able to work in education,
which I don't know, I'm speculating, but it's just so weird to
me. And I start to thinkof the same thoughts I get when somebody
alleges, like, you know,somebody claims that they were raped. Is
when we have these you know,these discussions, and people go, look,
if you make a false allegation andit's wildly provable, then you should

(01:15:54):
face the charges that you imperiled,so right, right right. And then
the rebuttal is if it will havea chilling effect on people reporting sexual assault,
And I to a point, Ihear that because if you're yeah,
if something did happen, but it'sreally hard to prove, you may not
want to roll the dice. Therethat same pushback I heard or I read

(01:16:16):
yesterday on Twitter, where people arelike, this guy should face significant any
of the significant penalties that would havebeen there. You're not dealing with a
criminal charge per se. But itneeds to be elevated because it was a
hate crime or a hate style incidentthat you mocked up for your benefit,

(01:16:38):
and it can't simply be this thisone charge that has like six months max.
Yeah. So yeah, I don'twell, I think well, I
think though, but I think you'reon the right trail. I think that
it's there's a difference between unprovable accusationand a provably false one. Right,
So somebody makes the to use youranalogy with the rape accusation that if you

(01:17:01):
know, you make the accusation andyou are unable to prove it, that
doesn't that is not the same asknowingly making the false accusation. That should
carry the higher If you can provethat at the exact time and you you're
you're a right, right, here'sall the cameras, right, then that

(01:17:24):
should carry It's sort of like,I look at it like swatting, right,
same idea. You're trying to destroysomebody's life either through sort of you
know, the reputational destruction never workagain, you know, relegated to menial
tasks because you can't show your facein public under constant thread of violence and
such, and on swatting, it'syou know, you're trying to get somebody

(01:17:45):
killed. And so to me,like those types of penalties using essentially using
the apparatus of government or the societyand its ability to shame people like those
should carry much greater penalties because theintent behind it is to destroy somebody's life

(01:18:06):
and or livelihood. Absolutely, andI don't care whether it's one of these
stupid receipts where like, can youbelieve with this with this bigot road on
here, because I'm non binary andright all the way, Are any of
those ever true? I'm sure,I'm sure because the people suck and will
give unnecessary opinions like absolutely, I'msure some of them have to be true.

(01:18:30):
But you know, the big oneswere like the customer has the top
part of one of those press receiptsor there, right, yeah, that
kind of stuff. But now you'redealing with it's not necessarily a crime that
that person would have been charged with, So there's not necessarily a statue to
then alternately charge he who faked it. So almost, I guess maybe almost

(01:18:50):
you need a one of your own. Hey, real quick, if I
could, for just a moment,I was going to set up a solidarity
camp. Ye, I'm here.You can't do it at Chuck Schumer's house,
is yeah? Going on? Man? Well, apparently it's different when
it's a Democrat's house. That's theonly that's the standard. I guess that's

(01:19:11):
all. So if you want togo and yeah, yeah, if you
want to go set up your encampmentsin your Maoist style cultural revolution, then
you can do that. As longas it's on like public property or a
private campus, or even in frontof guess Brett Kavanaugh's house, maybe even
threatened some Supreme Court justices. Youcan do all of that. But don't

(01:19:32):
you dare chant out in front ofChuck's house because he's a Democrat and that
is not allowed. All right,I got twenty seconds your pick on the
first University of North Carolina to getone of these the first what the first
university to get one of these camps? Ten seconds? IV. Chapel Hill
already had one. No it's not, but it's not the organization yet.

(01:19:54):
Oh so yeah, gotta go ChapelHill. Always go Chapel Hill. We'll
stay tuned thank you, Pete appreciatedand every weekend. Yeah, we'll be
back hang on. Thank you PeteCalendar for joining us. I love doing
the rundown and I love Here's whatI loved yesterday when I first saw the
update on that Secret Service story iswhen they're given the description and they say

(01:20:17):
that the agent, the female agent, grabbed the phone of the male agent's
hands started deleting stuff on it,and then he just kind of pretended it
didn't happen. And that one whenshe realized that he was not willing to
meet her emotional level over whatever's goingon, that made her more angry.

(01:20:39):
And then every dude ever solved thewhole thing right there. I'm sorry,
I'm sorry. I understand it's notalways. It's not always ladies, but
that has been my experience in inyou know, one or two previous relationships
and you know, it's it again. I understand that guys guys do that

(01:21:01):
too. But if you if you'veever had somebody that you've been in a
relationship with and you're not a you'renot somebody who does the angry thing.
I'm not. I'm somebody who Iguess I can be there, but I'm
like, I'm more like methodical,which if you're if one person's emotional and
the other one is not. Ifthere is a spat and you don't meet

(01:21:24):
that person's emotional level, it literallymakes it worse sometimes. So there you
go. Solve that, at leastin our humble opinions here, all right,
a few things we got to getto here in the final uh F
don't half hour of the show.Oh, I wanted to ask how is
your new video game? Mister Rossis trying to now give me to take

(01:21:45):
all of next week off for somereason, so it must have been good,
right loving the uh oh, I'msorry screening a phone call here,
should probably actually look before I justinvoke his name. All right, we'll
ask him here in a moment.Let me let me share this with you
real quick though. This is thisis a shame. This right here is
a shame. If in fact thedetails are as being reported, there's very

(01:22:08):
minimal. A Lee County man wasarrested yesterday after he attempted to buy a
nine year old Lee County Sheriff's Office, with assistance from the Cumberland County Sheriff's
Office, conducted a search horn ona home in Sandford, fifty year old
Joseph J. Vue Way I don'tknow how to pronounce that last name,

(01:22:31):
was arrested for two counts of humantrafficking of a child victim and two counts
of solicitation of prostitution of a minor. And here's the sad part, the
sadder part of the story. Imean, it's sad that any of this
exists. What's even sadder is,unfortunately he did not attempt to pull a
weapon on officers, who then magdumped him, so we didn't get the

(01:22:55):
whole Seattle story all over again.But yeah, attempting to purchase a nine
year old for sexual purposes. Pleasepull a Please pull a gun, but
be very slow. Okay, Idon't. I hate to put our our

(01:23:15):
fine share deputies in this case inperil, but I'm just saying that would
not be the would not be thesaddest thing out there. All right?
All right? So got that?Sorry, Ross, I didn't realize restrain
a call there. So I'm assumingwith you trying to scheme ways to not
be here next week, your newgame must be good. I'm enjoying it.

(01:23:36):
Yeah, the Fallout four next Genupdate. Yeah, oh, he
you're enjoying it? What do youmean? Yeah? I think it looks
great, looks amazing. In myconsole, it's running amazingly. I haven't
had a glitch out of my mods. They're working. But you check out,
yeah, you check out the PCuh you know the PC Master race
class there and they are you know, from like PC gamer and stuff,
and they're losing their minds because oh, it doesn't look good and it doesn't

(01:23:58):
go over cynty frames per second andI can't play a game under sixty frames
per second because I get a migrainethat oh my god, my head hurts
under sixty and then like, ohmy mods are broke. Now how many
mods did you have running, buddy? Because I have three on my console.
Wow, over two hundred mods runningin one game. And man,
you need to go sign and touchsome grass, you know. By the
way, do you know how manyframes per second? Outside? Is?

(01:24:23):
How many? All of them?Oh? Wow, yeah that sounds so
good. Yeah. How many framesper second Pong was back in the day?
Uh? Maybe half a frame perI don't have no idea. It's
pretty low. What do you whatever? Frame per second? What do I
don't understand? What you're applying bythat, say, we played it back
then and none of us got headaches. But don't you remember the ravage of

(01:24:43):
Pong camp. Can you imagine playinga game under sixty frames per second and
eating like a peanut butter sandwich atthe same time. These people might die.
Yeah, No, that's uh twohundred mods. I actually one of
the mods is touching grass, andactually there's five of them. You can
touch Kentucky bluegrass. You can touchsawgrass if you want. You can touch

(01:25:05):
a weed grass, you know,if you want to get with it.
This is why I'll never play.I don't want to become a member of
the PC master Race because these peopleseem absolutely insufferable. They never seem happy
with anything. I played the Obloon PC. Yeah, and honestly,
I don't even really know how modswork. So I think you played on
PC because that's how you play.I don't think you. You wouldn't see
yourself as like I'm a member ofthe PC game in community. Like no,

(01:25:27):
because then I got that PlayStation forabout five minutes before so he kicked
my door in and took it withmy you know, when I had that
that little door kick burglary thing happened, uh, And I had the oblow
on there and I think it lookedexactly the same. I like it though,
because, like you have, thesepeople they're so snobby, but they
play in their computer and then whenstuff doesn't work or it breaks their game,
it makes me giggle because my consolesrunning great. Looks amazing. I'm

(01:25:53):
walking around the game yesterday, justwalking around the fallout in the waste land.
I'm like, this looks so good. The wasteland looks a good great.
Well, hey, man, ifyou're going to be in a wasteland,
you wanted to be top tiers,so all right, right right,
you don't want to poverty wasteland?No, under sixty frames per second even
that would be the worst. Canyou imagine literally the destitute on a planet

(01:26:14):
that's essentially been turned into a nuclearwasteland and your eyes hurt? Right?
What's the point then? Oh,that'd be horrible? All right, real
quick, jay, I got abouta minute. What's up? Yeah,
I'm living in a brave new worldhere technically challenged here, casey, but
no, I was watching these theSupreme Court justice with so do my uh,
who's having problems distinguishing between insurrection andimmunity. And I said, my

(01:26:40):
God, I said, the university'saward degrees, but only God can confer
an intellect. And she's be reftiveone, which and she's running this country.
She's the determining policy. God's helpwith casey. Thanks, Suppose start
with an eye, sir, soyou can you can see the that's so
complicated. All right, I'm stillcheese over, even though the Vikings did

(01:27:02):
there. They drafted quarterback yesterday andthey got an edge rusher, and I
hope they're both amazing. I loved, I love Kirk Cousins as a person,
like I just thought he was justa great dude, and I hated
to see him go to Atlanta.And I gotta be honest, what Atlanta
did do him by drafting that quarterbackyesterday, especially when he's twenty four after
you just sign him and not gethim somebody to help protect them blew my

(01:27:24):
mind. So I'm gonna make Jeffmar from the Weather Channel, Oh no,
great, hold on, yeah,yeah, getting a weird little feedback.
Hang on, hang on, Igotta put you on hold here,
all right, did you Ross?Were you hearing that return on or was
it just okay, sound fine?Yeah, it was because I picked up
the phone line. I'm gonna haveto You're gonna have to give Jeff to

(01:27:45):
call back. It's that phone line. So that sucks. I'm sorry.
Yeah, no, it was fine. And then I picked up the phone
and then obviously it's it's that soor maybe it's his way of not explaining
the Falcon I'm getting him here fromthe engineer. You said the phone call
was actually coming in at only thirtyframes per second. Oh my gosh,
and you put it on there forme to take potentially injuring myself. Are

(01:28:10):
you okay? Did you help?Not? Okay? I might have to
take all the next week off.Oh ross, that's the only remedy,
right, I need a week's rest, so my uh, I see no
other way. Okay, anyway,Jeff mar sorry about that. All right,
let's try this again, dude.I felt, all right, I
don't know if you're a Falcons guy. I know, raised Cowboys guy,
but I like cousins. You guyshave a great team there. I thought

(01:28:31):
that was so disrespectfully last night.Well, well let me tell you something.
This is this, uh someone's quotesomething up perfectly. I've had time
to process of Michael Pennick's junior draftpick. Now that it isn't so fresh
and surprising, I can say itis the worst trap pick of all time.
Oh my gosh, Okay, Isaw the older and the owner in
their schold in your GM. Imean it's are you, Katy. I'm

(01:28:56):
a long suffering Falcon fan. Thisjust adds to the you know, Drakes
and Drake cousins. He's a greatdude, man, Yeah, yeah,
he is. Yeah, all right, hopefully it all works out. But
yeah, what will work out isour weather. If you're going to be
spending some time outdoors into the weekend, it's going to get nice and warm,
especially to Sunday and Monday, whenwe're up into the eighties, maybe
some upper eighties. By next Tuesday. We're seeing clouds now, but sun
will break through this afternoon up toseventy one for a high and turning cloudy

(01:29:18):
overnight with a low dropping of fiftytwo. We should hit seventy three tomorrow
with some breaks in the clouds,full sunshine Sunday afternoon at high of eighty
one. Sunday, Monday and Tuesdaywith Heise's Day in the mid upper eighties.
All right, we'll have a goodweekend and suffer less. Okay,
yeah, I'll try. Thank you. There you go. Jeff mah,
yeah, I know, I knowthe feeling. Join the long suffering club,

(01:29:39):
sir, and we come back.We'll chat with Uh, it's not
Jeff Pilliger's Joan Donagher right in forJeff. Yeah, we'll chat with her
next hang out. Well, casey. It is all about artificial intelligence for
big tech companies. Microsoft and Googletold investors by opening their books on the
last quarter that they're big spending onAI and the cloud is paying off.
They easily top Wall Street targets forprofits and sales on cloud revenue, and

(01:30:03):
it was fueled by demand for theirAI services. If you're not as into
AI, well just look at Intel. The chip making companies that focus on
making AI chips, Think and Nvidiaare outpacing Intel, and Intel is offering
sales projections for this quarter that arebarely up to targets. Intel says it
couldn't meet demand for processors used innew AI enabled PCs because its packaging facilities

(01:30:28):
couldn't produce enough components. Federal regulatorshave started a new review of Tesla's autopilot
system. The National Highway Traffic SafetyAdministration is concerned about whether Tesla did enough
to fix autopilot to address driver safety. Tesla says it solved the problem with
software updates that added alerts to reminddrivers to pay attention when they use autopilot,

(01:30:48):
but experts have said a limit onwhere the system could operate would have
been better. Southwest Airlines could changeits most iconic feature of its open seating
policy and replace it with US signedand premium, and you can read that
more expensive seats. The airline saysit's looking at the change, apparently to
attract younger customers. It saw aworse than expected quarter after losing more than

(01:31:10):
two hundred million dollars, in partbecause of Boeing delivery delays. It's making
some other changes too, pulling outof four airports, cutting service at a
few others. And the economic datatoday case is soothing investors rather than roiling
things. At least it did rightafterwards. We got to look at inflation,
for that the Federal Reserve likes tostudy in making its interest rate decisions.

(01:31:31):
It showed inflation rising tick more thaneconomists expected both month over month and
year over year, personal spending didnot slow down. It came in eight
tenths of the percent higher in March, and that was healthier than economists expected.
Investors seemed happy that inflation wasn't runningeven higher. Stock futures gained some
ground after the report. Some ofthose gains have gone away, but still

(01:31:56):
SMP futures are up thirty two.NASTAK futures are up one hundred and forty
down futures are up nine points.Okay, Joan, have a wonderful weekend.
And uh is it Jeff on Mondayor ye should be back on monday.
Okay, well we'll talk when wetalk. Thank you, Joe,
Okay, thank a wy. Thereyou go, Joan Donagher, Bloomberg News,
who I just put on hold forsome reason. Let's just hang it

(01:32:17):
up there we go? All right? So, uh do you guys see
the see the video of whatever thatthing was over LaGuardia Airport. It was
It was pictures taken by a awoman and I guess another passenger who were
on a commercial flight that was onits way in and I they I think

(01:32:42):
that people have analyzed the pictures thinkthey're legit. So it begs the question,
what the hell is When I realizedthat I had something like this on
the video, the first thing Idid was I emailed the FAA to let
them know what I saw and maybeit was a safety hazard. I reached
out to them. Unfortunately I haven'theard back from them. They didn't acknowledge

(01:33:03):
my email. And then I sentit to IGNIG, my labs and the
National UFO database. Okay, allright, and and now I don't know
what the FAA did. I hopethey took it. Even if they don't
take it seriously. As you know, we think it's et. You gotta
look at it. That's the busiestairspace in is it in the world.

(01:33:28):
I think it might be in theworld right uh with just with the size
of it, it's like the busiest. If it's not, it's one of
so because remember in Los Angeles whenpeople said were saying that they were seeing
a dude with a jetpack outside ofplanes, and people are like, you're
in stop it, And then theyfound out that it was people with a
jetpack zipping around LA near lax.So whatever it is, I don't know,

(01:33:55):
man, but it's fast. It'sit's like a black cylinder, and
it's it's I don't say it's superclear, but it's there's clearly something there.
Oh, your dad is a formernavy guy, so you were able
to share with him as well.What did he say? I yeah,
I showed it to him first,and he honestly had no idea what it

(01:34:18):
was either. He had no idea. He was just as baffled as I
was. Did you guys settle onthe fact that it maybe was a drone?
It was going awfully fast to bea drone? But is that?
Was that the best guess? Hethought it may be a drone, but
he didn't think that it should bewhere it was that close to the aircraft.

(01:34:39):
So he really didn't have an answerfor me. He was just as
cool ass as I was. Nowtrying to now, is she on approach?
To Laguardi? What's what is approachspeed? When you're that was maybe
trying to figure judge the altitude there? They're actually I don't know, like
what too, what's your ground speed? Two hundred two hundred knots two hundred

(01:35:01):
and fifty I'm not sure. I'mnot sure. I don't even know what
size plane shit was on. Lookslike they're halfway through. They're halfway either
through going up or going down,just based on the photo there. But
yeah, I don't know what thatis, but yeah, that you know,
if you have a drone that's goingto keep up with you and you're
at I don't know. It lookslike about five six thousand feet two hundred

(01:35:25):
knots on a drone. That's crazy, a non military one. I don't
know. Maybe it had something todo with the president's visit, or maybe
it's just a really really convincing smudge, but to go check it out,
I thought it was interesting. Acouple other things, Disney is banning crocs.
Uh, they're not. So here'sthe deal. And I say,
they're banning them. You can stillwear them, but you then can't use

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them to utilize moveable walkways, escalatorsa few other things, and and so
they they've put markings out so ifyou do go there, you can.
You can walk around in them allday. You could do most of the
rides, but anything has a movablewalkway or an escalator you can't because apparently
they like to eat crocs with yourkids' feets in there. So that's turned

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into is that such an incident ordo you think that this is Disney trying
to cover up an actual croc attackand spinning it right. And as we've
seen over the years with the alligatorspins, where like somebody somebody died in
a smelting accident, You're like,you sure they didn't get eaten over at
the by apcut or but no.So if you do, I guess if

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you got a family trip or you'replanning something when school gets out, just
know that that might be a athing. I admit I had one.
I've had one pair of crocs.I get them. I think they I
think we got them. They werea station thing. I think that there
was a Yes, that's what itwas. So it was we got a
through the radio station up Minneapolis.And I remember the they were really good

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boat shoes and I had a boatat the time, and you could like
go through and uh and uh,you know, they had really good traction
on there. But I remember Ihated walking anywhere in them. So I've
never understood, uh, people wholike to walk around and crocs. I
found them incredibly uncomfortable. But somepeople swear by them. But I can
also see how they escalator could eatthose bad boys pretty quick. So all

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right, just a little news foryou as we cap out another busy broadcast
week. So Ross, you's gonnabe just play Fallout all weekend. Let's
be fun. Yeah, I'm verybusy. Yeah. You know there's more
draft, right. You guys havethe first pick today, right, Yeah,
so you know do that