Monday-11-17-2025

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's Ross's last week of the year, so I'm sure
he's pretty excited about that. But also it is a
pretty somber morning. Apparently we have a cancelation. I have
not been able to confirm this, but from what I've
seen in the media, it must surely be the case.

(00:21):
Gone is the queen City. The largest city in North Carolina,
Charlotte apparently is no more. It's bad. I don't know
if you've seen this. Apparently everything's on fire, everyone's been murdered.

(00:43):
It's just it's like it's like a fire Nato cane
le Mageddon hit it and just happens to be wearing
nice and Border Patrol uniforms. But yeah, apparently it's completely
non functional. It's just the worst thing ever. Yeah, I
know what you're saying. It was a Southern city during
the Civil War and it took its took its lumps.

(01:06):
Apparently this is Farmers according to the freak out that
I'm seeing, ROSSI probably caught wind of this of the
end of Charlotte on the social media's over the weekend,
and it happened so fast. Zoom, yeah, just boom in
and out like Sherman Sherman Show. Didn't show that level
of speed. But yeah, apparently it's it is, it's gone.

(01:27):
Things are getting icy and icy.

Speaker 2 (01:28):
Here in the Charlotte, North Carolina area where my husband
and I are farmers. Our heart squats are the hardworking immigrants.

Speaker 1 (01:32):
Wait, hold on, hold on, wait, you're in Charlotte, but
you and your husband are farmers. You have like a
farm inside the city of Charlotte. I mean, it's possible,
but maybe he means nearby.

Speaker 2 (01:43):
Things are getting icy and icy here in the Charlotte,
North Carolina area where my husband and I are farmers.
Our heart squats of the hardworking immigrants who keep farms
running and are scared right now and doing nothing isn't
in our DNA.

Speaker 1 (01:52):
So here's what we're gonna do.

Speaker 2 (01:53):
First, if you need to help get a message out
and don't have a following, reach out to me and
use mine. I can make something with you, or post
your video or stitch what you've done. My TikTok account
is worthless if we don't use it for good, So
follow along, help get the message out and spread the words. Second,
on Saturday, the twenty second, Leatherman Lane Farms in Concord,
North Carolina, has agreed to do a special horse yoga
class at ten o'clock.

Speaker 1 (02:10):
Am I'm sorry, what a horse yoga? What is horse yoga?

Speaker 3 (02:18):
I mean I had to figure out what goat yoga was,
all right, So I was, you know, listening to this
and watching this, and I at that point I'm like,
is this parody? And I'm like, if a horse yoga
is a thing, I assumed you would have known about it,
right because you grew up with horses and stuff.

Speaker 1 (02:34):
We didn't yoga them. You did not, So it's not
a thing, or it is. No, it might be a thing,
because goat yoga is a thing, and I had to
look that up. You've seen the goat yoga right with
the little baby goats? No, I haven't. Okay, So basically,
women show up. I'm sure dudes do too, but they
show up to the yoga and they got a bunch
of the little adorable fainting goats, and so you do

(02:54):
yoga while the little fainting goats walk around you sometimes
say walk on you, but their little goats. The problem
is if you try to do that with horses, you're
all gonna die.

Speaker 3 (03:02):
Wait, are they are the fainting ghasts? This goats not ghosts,
be different. But are they the same as the screaming goats?

Speaker 1 (03:10):
No, they are, they are different, because that wouldn't be
very relaxing it right, Yes, so no, No, they're just
little baby there's little kids and they just pass out. Well,
I don't know if they all it's baby goats. Yeah, oh,
you've never seen fainting goats? Do oh it's maybe, dude,
just google fainting goats or on Twitter, just go look

(03:31):
at it. It's really probably shouldn't do that to them.
But there's a when you're anything. If you ever go
somewhere and somebody' say, oh, yeah, I got the fainting goats,
there's this weird need that people have to goat, like
check the veracity of that they're.

Speaker 3 (03:45):
You know, my son is really into that game Goat
Simulator three.

Speaker 1 (03:49):
I am aware. So there's a button in the game
where you push the button and the goat just falls over.
Yeah it's a breed of goat. That's a breed of goat. Yeah,
it's a real thing. I had no idea why. Yeah,
little legs sticking up like a possum. Yeah, yeah, it's
a thing. So anyway, Yeah, so people might yoga around those,
but yoga around the horses, I don't know what that is.

(04:13):
One I don't feel. I don't feel that horses could
could do most of the yoga poses, So it's not that. Also,
you don't want to you want to be laying down
in a horse corral with them walking around. You trust me,
you don't want to be laying around in a horse corral.
Not a pleasant place. And that's even if the horse

(04:34):
is long gone, just because the horse has been there
and the horse has done horse things in there, or
you might find, like bar one of the one of
the things that we used to find in our horse
corral is you know, we have feral damn near feral cats,
and one of them have a litter and it would
be out where the horses could walk, and that is
a recipe for disaster. So I don't know, but I

(04:56):
am I'm no, no, And I guess the most impressive
version of it is you're doing yoga, but you're doing
it on the back of the horse. That at least
I could be like, wow, okay, all right, that's commitment.

Speaker 2 (05:10):
And for a chance to gather and think immediately after,
I'll have a brainstorming session with everyone there to discuss
tangible things we can do. Sign up and join if
you can, or meet us right after the class to talk. Finally,
we need help with distribution. We can help organize drives
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but we need help knowing how to distribute it so
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So reach out if you have ideas, or join us

(05:30):
in concord. There's things we can do. So let's do
what we can, and let's start here.

Speaker 1 (05:34):
And I will say this, like, of the things, all
the things he's talking about there, that's that's like the
least radical, Okay, whatever, right, because he's not like we're
gonna go follow law enforcement around, we're gonna do this.
He's just like, all right, well, if people are gonna
be in their homes, we're gonna we're gonna gather food.
And yes, I understand that. It's still frustrating because you know,

(05:57):
they're prioritizing people with final orders of removal, people with warrants,
people with with crimes attached, and what are they They
arrested eighty one and I think all of them, all
of them had either either a final order of removal
or we're facing or had faced criminal charges here or

(06:17):
in their home country. Pretty significant stuff too, So that's
what we're talking about. So that's one side of it.
Then you have people like this guy. I will translate
for you, but I just I want you to hear this.
So if there are Spanish speakers who are listening, they
understand that I'm not trying to mislead you on what
this guy is saying. Fargo and Zel try all right. So,

(06:47):
so basically, this guy's going over to the shopping center
or by the bank there and he's getting some breakfast. Okay,
that's where, that's where we're headed. And he sees he
sees the disturbance and and and there's actually more to this.

Speaker 4 (07:02):
Yeah, you know, did he want?

Speaker 1 (07:16):
So he goes into this restaurant, he gets food, and
he returns to his truck and he proceeds when he
knows that they're in this area and they're trying to
find whoever it is they were trying to find he
And by the way, he had apparently already interacted with
law enforcement once but different law enforcement. So now he's
posted up in this area where they're trying to find

(07:38):
this group, and he is in his truck with his
windows up, eating his food. But he's intentionally there as
you as you'll hear him talk about in here. He
realizes that if he sits there and looks because he
he is an American citizen, I want to be clear here,
but if he sits there and looks sus in this
area where they're looking for people, they're going to have

(07:59):
to take time out of their search to talk to him. Okay.
He realizes this because he had already essentially been idd
by a different group of enforcement officers prior to.

Speaker 4 (08:11):
This Pero Resanos in Histadia.

Speaker 1 (08:33):
All right, so he says, Vini manudos he's saying. So
he was able to take up law enforcement's time for
about twenty minutes. And during that twenty minutes while there
he's refusing to talk to them, they eventually u They
eventually after telling him to come out of the vehicle,
which again, if they tell you to come out of
the vehicle, you got to come out of the vehicle, right,

(08:55):
You got to come out of the vehicle. And it's
an officer safety thing, and it is that like literally
there's case law around it now there's certain circumstances there,
but and he understands what he's doing. So now instead
of stopping other people, he's he's doing this thing where
he's refusing to acknowledge, refusing to put his window down,

(09:16):
and so the officer's attention is on him, and he's
proud of this because during that twenty minute span, others
may be able to get away. This way Guandong, all right,

(09:39):
so he get the gist of it. And by the way,
it's a longer video, we'll tweet it out for you,
but you know that's now we're under this cusp of
this guy's intentionally wasting law enforcement's time while they're trying
to make apprehensions. And it was something that clearly occurred
to him because now he's proud about it. He's talking
about it to the reporter there. And he wasn't alone. Man,

(10:02):
A lot of people were freaking out. The narratives are
being spun. They were pursuing one immigrant who ran into
a church. Officers followed them in and arrested, and then
I saw that they were saying that police raided a church,
so we'll see that narrative. But yeah, man, they were

(10:23):
they were up in there fast. They were in there fast,
and of course, uh, you know, all the leftist leaders
got to freak out. Our own governor had to issue
a statement where he's not happy and the uh, the
the spinning, the spinning will commence, I'm sure throughout the day.

(10:45):
So I know that that's going on in Charlotte. The
irony of course being that, uh you know, customs and
ice and everybody's always had a presence in Charlotte. It's
you know, it's a big city, processes a lot of people.
We have laws here in the state of North Carolin
line on immigration holds like, but definitely stepped up actual
on the ground enforcement. And you know, eighty one is

(11:09):
the number to start. We'll see what the number is today,
all right, six seventeen hang on, yeah, man, there was
the whole Everything was crazy in the NFL yesterday. I mean,
the Vikings lost, but like they earned that, man, they
earned every bit of that. Panthers won in a crazy,
like interesting game to watch, which you know, for a
long suffering Panthers fans, I saw this crazy stat that

(11:33):
in the last forty five games, the Panthers have only
been favored in seven games and they won none of
the seven that they were favored in. Yet every game
that they have won has been a game where they
were not favored in. So make of that what you will.
Ross the Bills game was crazy to watch. I know
you didn't watch it. You don't watch it, but my

(11:53):
team is goofy way describe it. But you know, you
guys hit the over and with plenty of room to spare. So, uh,
the Ravens last night or not the raven excuse me?
The Eagles last night. I know there's a there's a

(12:14):
lot of Detroit fans who are not happy about how
that played out, with the flag situation there. What was
crazy is the Bears. I had the Bears fan who
is mad at me because he can't say with the
vikings were getting all the calls and yet we still lost.
And he's not necessarily wrong. We did. I think Justin
Jefferson is done with the JJ McCarthy experiment, so I

(12:36):
don't know, it's like he was. He missed like four
wide open receivers. And what's crazy is the first game.
The JJ McCarthy's first game was against the Bears, and
he you know, remember he was he was getting drubbed
until the second half, and then all of a sudden
he came out. He looked like a veteran Pro Bowl quarterback.

(12:59):
Well I didn't have and this time. So yeah, a
lot of a lot of a lot of weirdness around
the league. Well who is to now? It's the Cowboys.
I don't even care. I'm sure Ray cares if he's here,
but we'll let him express that to you.

Speaker 3 (13:13):
Bill's playing for They play Thursday night football and they're like,
I'm sitting here, like which team is going to show up?

Speaker 1 (13:18):
You know, because they're goofy, Well, who do you guys play?
The Texans? Oh?

Speaker 3 (13:24):
Yeah, so we'll probably lose by like sixty makes no
damn sense I was. I'd rather like the Josh Allen
that showed up yesterday show up every game where like, yeah,
you get two interceptions but six touchdowns and it's like
you're like you're just taking riskly throwing it down. Remember
how Leasta like categorized Brett Farba like he's a gunslinger? Right, Yeah,
same sort of thing. Like I want that Josh Allen

(13:45):
to play if he showed that.

Speaker 1 (13:46):
One that one, Uh, I can't remember which of his
touchdowns it was. I want to say it was your guys,
like third touchdown, that basket catch, that perfect throw over
the shoulder of the guy who's double team for you guys,
Like dude, I mean, he was just hitting spots yesterday. Yeah,
And they had this stat where they're like, he's got

(14:07):
the second most time to throw in the league, and
I'm like, that's because the dude scrambles.

Speaker 3 (14:13):
They benched Ken Coleman, their wide receiver. He missed I
guess his third team meeting this year, and McDermott was like, yeah,
we got to punish you, and they threw in some
other wide receivers and apparently it opened up, you know,
the field for Josh. So yeah, but like I said,
the team is goofy. I have no idea what to
make of it, no idea. If that team shows up
every day, we're good. If they don't, they lose to
the Dolphins by one hundred or whatever it was. Now,

(14:35):
sadly you probably saw the Chiefs lost. I know, yeah,
it's a shame, and I know you were.

Speaker 1 (14:41):
I was gonna text and console you just in case
you were a tore up over it. So yeah, and
the Jags absolutely destroying the Chargers. Who the hell saw
that coming thirty five to say, oh, do you see
they put Sadur Sanders in? Oh, how do you do?

Speaker 5 (14:57):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (15:00):
I don't know. Tell me if this is good? Three
and out interception three and out, three and out for
four series. I saw a highlight of him throwing an
eighty yard pass. Yeah, was it to his team?

Speaker 6 (15:13):
No?

Speaker 1 (15:13):
It was not. Oh well yeah, yeah, but you know
that's a that's an impressive distance for a pick right there.
You Yeah, so that was that was a little rough Yees.
Cowboys Raiders tonight, which if this was the nineties would
be an amazing matchup. I think we all agree. You know,
what's going on in Charlotte or apparently it's it's gone

(15:36):
or did people freaking out on the blue sky? Was
really getting to understand what the head of the NAACP
of Charlotte, the Krin Mack or whatever her name is,
how she really feels. And it's a it's a whole vibe.

Speaker 6 (15:50):
We have a little man sitting in sixteen hundred Pennsylvania
Avenue who really believes that Hitler was the greatest man
ever on earth.

Speaker 1 (16:02):
Oh, whose whole.

Speaker 6 (16:03):
Vision is to be just like Hitler, okay, and trying
to create a nineteen forties Germany right here in the
United States, and like then many people say, well, it's them,
it's not me.

Speaker 1 (16:18):
Okay, all right, Ross, will you pull the where Trump
says Hitler's the greatest man he's ever? What was it?

Speaker 6 (16:24):
We have a little man, I know, I know, sitting
in sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue. Okay, who really believes that
Hitler was the greatest man ever on Earth?

Speaker 1 (16:36):
Okay, ever on Earth? Ross grabbed me. The Trump thinks
Hitler is the greatest man ever on Earth? Audio, let's
play that. Oh yeah, yeah, we don't have that.

Speaker 3 (16:43):
It's not that, it's not you didn't go it in
now listen, I searched Trump Hitler, right, and you have
some stuff, lots of cuts from other people saying that,
but nothing from him in Davidia saying that is other
people saying that. Apparently it's been a thing for a while. Okay,
all right, were you aware of that? Perfectly stable?

Speaker 1 (17:05):
I was not, because I know, you know, generally people
don't invoke the Hitler except like Ai that's went off
the plot. But yeah, okay, so uh, like Jasmine Krockett
called him Timu Hitler, and I thought that that was
a shot at T Moves. I didn't know. I didn't know,
but yeah, that's what if. That's what we're operating under.

(17:26):
Fine City, Charlotte is it's feeling it now. If you
thought that that level of rhetoric was over the top,
then you clearly did not attend this weekend's National Alliance
against Racist and Political Repression uh narper or whatever. And

(17:48):
basically what they had is yet all the all of
these radical activists, the Democrat Socialists of America, the communists,
the you know, just just insert some of the craziest
crap you ever heard. And they had themselves a conference.
Uh yeah, I made the Chicago Teachers' Union was there.
The the Black Panthers were there, you name it, they

(18:12):
were there. Ross. I'm sorry, I forgot. I should have
sent you to this. Had you cover it, sure it
would be. Can you imagine being at that conference? What
are the breakout groups in dinosaur inflatable Stuh? I mean,
what what is it? Everyone's just so miserable and repressed,
plus the victim off that you're gonna have at this thing,

(18:35):
I mean, and just crazy stuff.

Speaker 7 (18:37):
So here is your goggl we give this nazis the
treatment they deserve. Think about what Project twenty twenty five is,
but on Edning plaincy project in Nazi project.

Speaker 1 (18:50):
All right, so this is an Alderman who is a
Democrat socialist of America. He's also Hispanic, which is important
because what he's talking about is immigration stuff and.

Speaker 7 (19:01):
Wowser and the only criminals on pedophiles are in the
White House.

Speaker 1 (19:06):
We get to say, because we know that.

Speaker 7 (19:08):
The same drones flying in Gaza are flying in all streets,
so we cannot disconnect the struggles. It is the time
or international solidarity. It is the time to fight capitalism
now with black capitalism or black capitalism, but with socialism.
I'm not being apologetic about it.

Speaker 1 (19:30):
Oh what, so is it the same brand of drones
is I'm so confused. Is it just because there's drones
and one drone is like another drug? I don't know
what you're talking about, sir. Also, he went with the
Nazi thing, which is Rossi's pointing out, very very popular.

(19:52):
He also started talking about what he started, comparing a
suicide by I guess one of his comrades as being
the same as nine to eleven. It was mostly incoherent,
but basically the contest was to get up there and
just scream your head off and try not to actually

(20:16):
say something that is no longer in the realm of
free speech, but rather actual threats. He had to push
as close to you could as that you could to
that line, and it was just speaker after speaker, people cheering, waving,
the cafias and yeah, I mean, just the worst time
you can imagine, all in one spot, all getting together,

(20:41):
all very pumped about what happened in New York, trying
to figure out how they can out radical the guy
who hasn't even taken off his yet, who played you
some audio of the dude running for governor in California
last week that was basically on the same train. But
of all the people who wanted to express their level
of victimhoods so that they could figure out where they
fall under the the you know, the matrix of victims,

(21:05):
the one that I found the most insufferable over the
weekend was not any of these nitwith screaming around these nobody's,
but rather somebody who themselves used to occupy sixteen hundred
Pennsylvania Avenue, who every time I hear her give a
speech now becomes that much more unlikable. And lets me

(21:27):
know how big of a bullet we dodged right where
they were trying to get her to run for president
and maybe she would have won. And that's Michelle Obama.
Hurry about it.

Speaker 8 (21:36):
Let me explain something to white people. Okay, our hair
comes out of our head naturally in a curly pattern.
So when we're straightening it to follow your beauty standards,
we are trapped by the straightness.

Speaker 6 (21:51):
That's why so many.

Speaker 8 (21:52):
Of us can't swim and we'd run away from the water.
People won't go to the gym because to keep our
hair straight.

Speaker 1 (22:01):
For y'all, Okay, nobody asked you to too. I know
a lot of women, regardless of skin color, who really
don't like to get their hair wet, you know, in
a lot of circumstances. I've never really dove into it
because I don't care. I really don't wear your hair

(22:24):
however you want. My biggest My biggest concern is I'm
just jealous of people where all the hair keeps coming
out of all the same spots. Still right, That's where
I am on the matrix right now, I'll come All
the hair keeps coming out there, but not over here.
What the hell's going on. Yeah, we need some equity there, man,
that's what I want. Man, if it was it come

(22:44):
out however it once all right, continue machine.

Speaker 8 (22:47):
It is exhausting and it's so expensive, and it takes
up so much time. Braids are for y'all, so we
can work harder.

Speaker 6 (22:57):
And focus on the work.

Speaker 8 (22:58):
So why do we need an act and an act
of law.

Speaker 1 (23:03):
To tell white folks to.

Speaker 6 (23:05):
Get out our hair?

Speaker 8 (23:06):
Don't don't tell me how to wear my hair. Don't
wonder about it, don't touch it.

Speaker 1 (23:15):
I don't want to. Just don't. I just okay again,
I will agree to that. Just tell me the secret
of how all the hair keeps coming out of all
the same places. I'm just And Michelle Obama, I just
want to remind you that she had a style team
that went with her. This is what this was predicated
off of. And you know where she has she has

(23:37):
people literally there to do her makeup and do it.
And and by the way, I understand that when you're
the when you're the first lady and you're running around
your campaign' runing around you're doing all these speeches. She
was very active doing a lot of speeches. You travel
and you got a team there, so you don't have
to pop over the beauty parlor. I just don't care.
But the idea that somehow the person in the White

(23:59):
House can't wear their hair how they want after they've
literally made it to the White House, I don't know
that anyone really, most mainstream people. I understand you're gonna
get fringed on all this, but I don't think most
people cared, not really. They're like, the only time the
hairstyles now and then she's talking about some of these

(24:20):
hairstyles where people are like where they don't want people
wearing dreads or they don't want uncampt long hair out.
That might be for safety reasons, but like she's jamming
it into all the stuff most people I meet on
the street during the day, unless you're wearing a visibly
awful two pay of some sort where you almost want

(24:41):
to just be like, you know, like that doesn't even
match what's there, right, just as like bros reaching out
to bros. Most people don't care. Most people don't care,
and it's just it's this whole other level of oppression there.
And I'm like, if you're the first lady and you
can't get away with it and you honestly believe that,

(25:03):
then I don't know what to tell you. But hey,
that's just me.

Speaker 3 (25:08):
I can't ever remember walking around being pissed off or
angry at someone's hair, Like I don't think it's like
I listen, well, you make people we make jokes about
blue hair, right with that. Yeah, yeah, that's a difference,
but I don't care. Yeah, listen, I've walked around before
and seen like, you know, like crazy like punk rock mohawks,
right yeah, and even like I'm talking about like the

(25:28):
big big mohawks where like they put a lot of
work into it, like like old school punk.

Speaker 1 (25:32):
Right.

Speaker 3 (25:32):
I've been out in public before and seen that before,
and that like something like that's caught my attention. I'm like, wow,
look at that, and then I move on with my day.
Then I'm like, oh, yeah, I look at it. I
go huh, and then I move on with my day.
But I've never been like hair. I've never been angry
at hair.

Speaker 1 (25:46):
The only time I've really like actively cared about hair
is like the when they changed the NFL rule, like
the Palamala rule, where basically you can wear your hair
as long as you want. But now the defenders can
grab it. Then I was like actively interested in that
just because it had the football tie in. Otherwise, don't care.

Speaker 3 (26:05):
I mean, if there is a segment of the population
out there that's like, you know, crazy and does get
triggered by hair and it's like the hair Nazis if
there's a hair not yeah, then I'm against those people.
They but I haven't ever encountered them. I'm nowhere that
they're a thing.

Speaker 1 (26:21):
Yeah, well I'm again I'm sure as a one off
they exist, just because everybody else that we read about
every day just the amount of craziness and and like,
if you don't think it's a psychological issue, have I
got news for you? Coming up here on the CaCO
Day radio program, Australian scientists say they've discovered a new
b species that they've dubbed the lucifer bee. Great. Of

(26:45):
course it's in Australia, like I said, Western Australia, where
all the critters are horrible anyways and want to kill you.
But it gets its name because the females have a
pair of what looked like devil horned not the males,
just the women's but they're all like, oh, and since

(27:06):
we just discovered it. It's very in danger. We need
to do something. Okay, Look, if you want to get
me on board with you can't call it the Lucifer bee.
Nobody wants to sign up to save Lucifer except you know,
the weirdos. You want to put the goat statues everywhere.
But other than that, name it if you there's I've

(27:29):
mentioned this on the show. I think I mentioned it
last week. It's if something's endangered, you need either need
to give it a really cute name, or you need
to explain to people why it's delicious so they want
to eat it so that they'll put money towards habitat restoration.
It's the Pheasants Forever model, the Duck's unlimited model. When

(27:51):
it comes to you know, economic bounty for various species,
a lot of it does circulate around people wanting to
go out and eat it. And I'm okay with that.
Sports Men and women in the US spend the most
money for helping critters, more so than even the government.

(28:12):
Hunting licenses, fishing licenses, various programs, all all sorts of
different ways. But yeah, you want to call something the
Lucifer b Hmmm. Plus it's in a part of the
world where everything's all murdery. Anyway, I don't know about that,
but you do you, all right. So they had some
psychotherapist on Fox over the weekend, and I thought this

(28:37):
was very interesting. I don't know how this bodes well
for his practice, but he was just talking about I
guess he practices in New York. The sheer panic that
he is finding president in so many of the people
that he's spoken with, and you know, he's also talked
to other therapists. And I don't know that I'm surprised

(28:59):
by this, but we're in a really bad place. If
this is true.

Speaker 9 (29:03):
First of all, identify it for us. You're in a
session and you pick up on what.

Speaker 10 (29:08):
Well, Harris, it doesn't take long for me to pick
up on this. People are obsessed with Trump. They're fixated,
They're hyper fixated on Trump, and they talk about some
of the features of this disorder. They can't sleep, they
feel traumatized by mister Trump.

Speaker 1 (29:27):
They feel restless.

Speaker 10 (29:29):
I had one patient who said, you couldn't enjoy a
vacation because anytime she saw Trump and the news or
on her device, she felt triggered.

Speaker 1 (29:37):
So I'm gonna pause here. Imagine being in a place
where now it's not just that you're terminally online and
arguably fixated on CEE, the CNN's the MSNBC, because that
clearly is a contributing factor. Right, There's no way to
definitively argue that things that Trump has done, on their

(29:59):
face are enough to warrant this level of living rent
free in your head, unless unless you buy into the
Trump thinks Hitler's the greatest person to ever live. He's
trying to carve out this fact. We got a theory,
by the way, by Senator Chris Murphy that is exactly

(30:21):
I'm going to play for you what feeds into this crap.
But you can't even go on vacation where arguably you're
supposed to disconnect, supposed to disconnect. I took a little
mini vacate this week. You know what I didn't do
other than a little done scroll. I was having some beers.
Is really fixate on the news until yesterday when I

(30:42):
had to bear down on it, so I put prep together.
I only passively saw that Charlotte was being taken over
because it was coming out there.

Speaker 10 (30:50):
This is a profound pathology, and I wouldn't even go
so far as to call it the defining pathology of
our time.

Speaker 9 (30:57):
Oh, these people come to you for the things that
you described, can't sleep, traumatize, perhaps depression. I don't want
to put words in your mouth, but at first you
are there to treat an illness, a disorder of some kind,
and what you figure out is the trigger.

Speaker 10 (31:15):
Well, and Trump is the trigger for many of these people.
And to be that fixated on a figure, on a person,
it's simply not healthy. And our country has strayed so
far away from where we once were. If you look
at in the eighties, when President Reagan was shot, people
were united. He famously said I hope you're all Republicans

(31:40):
to the surgeons, and that the response was today, mister President,
we're all Republicans. But our country has lost that with
straight so far from that unit.

Speaker 1 (31:50):
Yeah, and I would say things like this from Chris
Murphy Chris Murphy, the Senator are direct contributors. Sure.

Speaker 5 (31:56):
I think he is right now trying to scheme a
way to be able to stay. I think you have
a potential two potential Supreme Court vacancies coming up, and
it may be very important for him to install folks
on the Supreme Court, who may be willing to entertain
radical ideas about the restrictions and the constitution about a

(32:21):
third term. He also may just be interested in installing
right Donald Trump Junior or another family member in the
White House.

Speaker 1 (32:30):
And apparently Charlotte has fallen or something. I don't know.
Everyone's freaking out because ICE made eighty one arrests over
the weekend as they have stepped up enforcement there. They
got it. Look, they got a list. They got a
list of people, people with final orders of removal, people
with criminal records, on top of the fact that they're

(32:52):
here illegally. And that is where they're expending their efforts
while the activists and moved back or screaming their heads off.
And that includes our own governors putting statements out about oh,
you know this ain't right, but in you know, politicians speaking.
I wanted to start there, and then I just heard
something on the news and we got to talk about it. Now,

(33:16):
there was two stats. One I get, the other one
is part of a sub sort of plot. I'm convinced,
so len reiterate. So it goes like this. They surveyed
a bunch of people, what do you like to eat
on Thanksgiving, Right, what's your favorite dish? And more than
half said that their favorite thing to eat on Thanksgiving

(33:37):
was something other than turkey. Okay, one of the standard
sides ross is stuffing, right, Oh yeah, man, stuffing in pie,
pumpkin pie. Yeah, sure, yeah, you could pick those. And
you know what, I get that. I get that if
you ask somebody just straight out what's your favorite, that
they may have something other than turkey, because it's basically
turkey versus you know, probably eight to you know, eight

(33:58):
to ten kind of standard Thanksgiving things, Right, what do
we got? Stuffing? Pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce of some sort,
whether you know whether you like the slice and dice
or the homemade sweet potatoes, and you know, some shape
or form green bean casserole that's that's very popular, with
the French onion thing on top. I'm just trying to

(34:19):
think of all the kind of the standard and I
know everyone's got their own thing, and I'm sure I'm
leaving something out, no, no, no, what. The stat that
I think is part of a bigger plot was that
the majority of Americans say that they would be perfectly
fine just having the sides and no need for turkey.

(34:41):
I what, what is this recent attack on Turross was
telling me something you heard on Gordon Deal the other day.
I didn't catch this, and it was what were they
talking about? How you just I even have turkey?

Speaker 3 (34:51):
It's Dumble's was I believe it was the same story,
and you know he was saying like, yeah, we just
replaced the turkey with steak or something and that'd be better.

Speaker 1 (35:00):
And that's just not a fan of turkey. Ah. But
the part where more the majority of Americans say we
don't need turkey, what are we doing? I mean that
is I mean, that's like you know, commy stuff or
is it? Or is it kind of the Chick fil
A thing where you know, much like the cows organized

(35:21):
to convince people to eat chicken, maybe the turkeys have
finally got some representation because you know, this is not
a good like, this is a horrible week if you're
a turkey.

Speaker 3 (35:31):
I am so excited about Thanksgiving this year, but you know,
if it all goes to plan, the baby's supposed to
come on Monday, right, Okay, a bias section. And for
the first time, and I want to say, as long
as we've been here, like nineteen years in North Carolina.
We're going to have family to spend Thanksgiving with because

(35:52):
her you're still making your wife cook everything right.

Speaker 1 (35:55):
Right, it gives her three days to recover.

Speaker 3 (35:57):
Yeah, yeah, more than a night, so you know, but
we're gonna have you know, don't call by the way,
mom in law, dad in law, sister, new baby. We're
gonna have family in town for Thanksgiving. And it's super
exciting because not only have we not experienced that for
ever now, but also we're gonna have like an actual
big turkey because there's three of us. Typically it's me,

(36:18):
Markey and Lincoln. And Lincoln doesn't eat a lot of turkey.
He will eat it because tradition. So we don't like
cook a big bird. We just have like a small
chicken breast turkey breast we tend to put in the
oven and that comes out, but not like the ginormous
turkey we haven't had dad forever because it's a waste.

Speaker 1 (36:32):
Yeah yeah, a lot of leftovers. Oh I can't wait.
Oh now, now here's the thing. Here's what I think
of an interesting question, which is better the big the
feast day of or the leftovers at large? Man, the
whole package is just you know, it's great, it's elite.
But then you can start doing like the mix and match,
or you can make the Thanksgiving sandwich.

Speaker 3 (36:54):
Yeah right, I kind of like the Thanksgiving sandwich better
than the actual Thanksgiving like turkey, That's what I was, Yeah,
because you know, we have the meal what around like
twelve one o'clock or something, and then later on like
six or seven, I'll be making that turkey sandwich and
it's so good. Put the stuffing on that in the mayo.

Speaker 1 (37:10):
It's so good. Now, is it is that too early
to eat or too late? I mean that's the that's
typically when we eat, Okay, so you build in the
ability to have leftovers. Yes, I think most people steer
into later in the day.

Speaker 3 (37:22):
So that yeah, for some reason, even back in New York,
we always ate pretty early. Yeah, so I guess Markey's
family was the same way.

Speaker 1 (37:29):
Yeah. I've been doing Thanksgivings where they don't eat till
like five, and I'm like, what a nuts? Yeah, because
you're just sitting there and you get to smell it
for hours, and then you just you probably eat worse
because then they you know, there's always like deviled eggs,
and yeah, I think it sorts of stuff to stow.
Deviled eggs, that's on the list too.

Speaker 3 (37:46):
I think it's better to eat early and then you know,
you can digest the foodle watching football in the afternoon.

Speaker 1 (37:53):
Yeah. Are you excited about our Thanksgiving? The football fair
this year? Ah? What is it? All? Right? So we
got Packers Lions is the first game. I mean, I'll
hate watch that, but I got my own reasons Chiefs Cowboys,
and then is the afternoon game, and then the evening
fair is Bengals Ravens. That's our Thanksgiving this year. Yeah,

(38:19):
I don't know. It's I don't know what's gonna go
with Packer's Lions game Man and Chiefs Cowboys. Who do
you root for there?

Speaker 3 (38:28):
I'm just excited about having the time off I'm going
to have off, you know when the baby comes round. Yeah,
not just because it's going to be a new blessing
in an addition to our family and everybody in town
for Thanksgiving, but also for that month and a half
that I'm off. If the Bills lose, I don't have
to come into work the following Monday.

Speaker 1 (38:45):
Well that is true, yeah, yeah, you do. You do
have that going for you. So, yeah, because you won't
be back until, like we got the playoff picture probably
in focus.

Speaker 3 (38:56):
Yeah, I think Friday's my last day. If everything goes
to plan, baby could be coming earlier. We think it
might be coming a few days early, so I might
be out even by middle week this week. But then
it's off until I think January fifth.

Speaker 1 (39:09):
Yeah, January fifth, th return. Now, I'm going to be
off the week of Thanksgiving. So next week, right, Ross
and I are not going to be here. We're just
going to be stuff in our faces all week. We'll
make a point. I'm not even gonna wait till Thursday.
I'll start stuffing it early, and then I'll be back
for the you know, on December first, and then i'll

(39:31):
be there for three weeks and then you know, we
always take the last two weeks of the year off,
but Ross will not be here. So so when you
call in Jade, we'll for those three weeks in December,
will be the one answer in the phone. And we
got a big event coming up first week of December.
I just want to remind people we do the big stuff,
the bus thing that'll be that weekend, So fourth, fifth
and sixth Thursday, excuse me, fifth sixth and seventh, Friday,

(39:55):
the fifth, Saturday, the sixth, Sunday, the seventh. That's a huge,
huge deal that we do with the marine And I'm
so here's the one positive thing about oh not the
one positive, but one of the positive things about the
government being open. So we always do this and it's nice.
We got everyone out there. We got some great partners
who do collection and drop off or come by and

(40:16):
bring a big check we really appreciate, like Lane Dentistry
and all these great places. But we also get the
Marines to come out there. And because the government was
shut down, we weren't gonna be able to get marines
to come out because yeah, that was a thing. So
now that it's reopen, we're gonna do that and that
always adds really cool flavor to it. They generally send

(40:40):
us an officers hanging out with us for a few hours,
and I know that people really like the chance to
interact and all the Marines they've sent out over the
years that I've interacted with have been super cool. So
I'm glad that that component will be But you know,
if you want to donate and these toys, these toys
I believe stay in wake County. I have to be

(41:00):
sure on that, but they stay in the area. I
think we got seventy five hundred last year, so we're
looking to beat that. But if you want to donate,
and I'll be hanging out all three days for parts
of the day, so you can come come see me
if you want. All you gotta do is just get
a toy. It's at the Walmart on Kill their farm,
Road and Carry, and it's basically for this all three

(41:22):
of those days. There'll be somebody out there even if
I'm not there for every minute of it. Or if
you just want to show up at that Walmart, you
want to pop in and buy a toy and then
on your way out drop it off. That's what a
lot of people do. It's very much appreciated and definitely
helps out just a gazillion kids, all right, Maybe not
technically a gazillion, but thousands, literally thousands of kids who

(41:44):
may not be getting nothing or at least will boost
the a little bit they would get. What did you
donate last year? So did I donate or did I
help donate because I also got to do the shopping? Yeah?

Speaker 3 (41:58):
No, because I went in, like you know, you know,
bought some stuff to put in the band. I bought
and an incredible and it turned out to be now
an incredible collective collectible. It was it was a Hulk
Hogan action figure and now that he's passed, that kid
probably the you know the.

Speaker 1 (42:11):
Value of that, right, So I went in. When I
bought my own money is I bought a bunch of
kids fishing equipment. I think that's a great gift man.
And I don't know, maybe it's the wyoming in me,
but like, dude, you give me a piece of fishing
gear or a gun. I was so happy for the holidays.
And since they're like, ah, you can't. You can't put
glocks in there, so I had to go with the
fishing equipment. So but I got like, I gotta a

(42:34):
bunch of like superhero theme fishing equipment and so hopefully
you know the kids are out there a sleigh and
fish man help them do that. They got cool little starters.
I tried to donate a machete too, which I don't
know ten year old me getting a machete that would
have been amazing. But they're like, ah, you can't give
the kids machetes. And I'm like, oh, they don't. They

(42:54):
don't like trimming branches. I don't understand. How are they
supposed to hunt wild boar? I don't know which, by
the way, you joke. But in Hawaii it's the traditional
method of hunting pig is with a a big old knife.
You still do those hunts too. I guess if you're
if you feel like that's something you want to do,
you heard it here first, All right, Oh dude, have

(43:17):
you you guys see the Brad Sherman. He's a he's
a representative from California's a seventy one year old Democrat congressman.
And I think they're being slightly unfair on what they're
trying to hang around his neck on this. But after
his response, I really don't care because it's just the
dumbest thing ever. And it's just another edition of Uh,
I'm old and don't understand Technology Congress edition, which there Look,

(43:42):
there's a lot of material there. If you guys remember
Zuckerberg getting grilled by these members of Congress asking questions like, well,
if you don't charge, how do you make any money?
Buh and uh, and you knew nothing was going to
get accomplished. This is just a this is in that
same feel for me. So we'll let you know what
the horned up congressman was up to. We'll do that

(44:03):
next here on the CaCO Day radio program. The congrats
to Panthers fans. What a game man, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
And then you get the little field goal there in ot.
That's how the Vikings screwed themselves. They were driving down.
They would have beat the Bears, but a certain wide
receiver ran out of bound. Stop the clock. We were

(44:24):
weren't able to run clock off. Just a carnival of airs,
as they say, All right, let me get back to this.
So California Congressman Democrat Brad Sherman is flying home and
he's sitting in his you know, he's sitting in his
seat there in business or whatever, and he's got an
iPad tablet thing and he's just scrolling through it and

(44:49):
his mouth is just like a gape. And somebody takes
a picture of it, says, why does California Congressman Brad
Sherman feel it's appropriate to look at porn on his
iPad in a flight today? Now you can kind of
see what he's looking at, and I is porn might
be a strong word but he's clearly looking at women

(45:10):
in underwear and a lot of pictures, and I don't
mean like the JC Penny catalog women. And I also
don't think he's shopping for the missus. It's you know,
it's a bunch of it's look, it's the kind of
pictures you come across if you're if you follow the
right celebrities who are always posting little thirst trap stuff.
That's what I describe it as. And at that point

(45:33):
I would have just looked at this and went as
kind of a nothing burger, like I don't know that
I would look at those. But keep in mind, if
you watch a movie on an airline, a lot of
times they have not cut the nudity out of it,
so you also got to be cognizant of who's sitting
around you based on which movie you're watching. You know,
stuff that's fed through the entertainment systems of the actual airlines.

(45:54):
The problem is when he responded to it, he made
it the story. So here's his actual response quote. This
was nothing more than scrolling through Twitter, and unfortunately Elon
Musk has ruined the Twitter algorithm to give people content
they don't ask for or subscribe to, So it's not

(46:16):
Sherman's fault he kept looking at women in underwear. It's
Elon Musk did it because his algorithm is so jacked.
It's giving people a bunch of stuff that they've never
looked at when never looked for Is that your experience,
because I don't feel like that's my experience.

Speaker 3 (46:34):
On the Twitter, it's not how it works, Like at
some point he looked at that and now that's what
it's feeding him.

Speaker 1 (46:39):
Yeah, and by the way, he only has two possibilities.
He has his followers, right, he could see fee what
his followers are the people he follows are posting, or
he's got for you, So I'm assuming he's talking about
the for you tab And that's just not how Now. Well,
occasionally while I get fed stuff or I don't quite
understand how it's popping up, and they're sure, and I'll

(47:01):
even get stuff where I think I thought. I've made
it clear in the past that I don't want to
see stuff from them by clicking the show less from
But I also recognize a lot of those are in
the political sphere, and I spent a lot of time
clicking on stuff in the political sphere, so I can
kind of get it, but like I can tell what
Ross is looking at because him and I share access

(47:22):
to the show account a lot of times in the
for you. Yeah, so it'll bleed through, it'll bleed through.
You know, there's a bunch of bills stuff. Now there's
a bunch of Bible stuff. Ross, you you've been interacted
with a bunch of biblical content. I have, Yes, I have.
There you go.

Speaker 3 (47:37):
So we share an account, and you know, Twitter X
is like, hey, this is the same person on this.
I'm going to show you this in this account too.

Speaker 1 (47:45):
So forgive me Brad Sherman if I don't believe you
unless he's claiming like it's a one off thing where
Elon knows it's its account and so he's just messing
with this with the loan cars from California. But no,
I think you're clearly screwed. You're scrolling this stuff.

Speaker 3 (48:04):
Bro, you accidentally click on something not even like this
sort of thing related, like but you're like, hey, I'll
click on this, and then before you know it, that's
your entire feed. Like you look at it for two
seconds and suddenly like that's your entire feed. Yeah, that
can get annoying.

Speaker 1 (48:18):
What was something my entire feed was the other day.
It was some news story which I hadn't even seen yet,
and my whole feed was it. I'm more concerned with
the the jack ease, the uh, the people on the
bus and their decision making, Like because I did, look,
the guy hijacked the bus. I get that. Like, that's

(48:38):
easy to understand. You got some lunatic out there thinks
that's a good idea. But here here's the here's the headline,
Canada man hijack city bus but makes every stop while
also forcing riders to pay fair So under understand what
happened here? A random man allegedly slipped behind the wheel

(48:59):
of a city bus up in Canada and then just
kept driving the route, making the stops, letting people off
at their stops. When people come on, they would you know,
he'd enforced the actual fare that they had to pay,
and then they get on and then they would go
to their next stop. All right, So here's the deal.

(49:19):
If somebody hijacks the bus you're on, and even if
they promised to make the stops, shouldn't everybody stop be
the next stop? Do you understand what I'm asking? Yeah?
Get me off. Wouldn't everyone stand up and they oh, no,
this is my stop right here. Well, first you're concerned,
but then you realize he's making the stops and you're like, well,

(49:40):
what doesn't matter, doesn't make he just hijacked the bus.
This is I'll even point I'll even point out that
maybe the people getting on weren't paying attention. But like,
next stop, if you're on the bus, is your stop.

Speaker 3 (49:53):
And I know this is going to shock you, but
are you ready that this was This was also a
Seinfeld episode, of course it was. But in that episode, Kramer,
there's a guy who tries to rob the bus and
Kramer saves the bus driver, but he ends up having
to you know, he's driving the bus and fighting off
the mugger at the same time, but he's making all
the stops.

Speaker 1 (50:13):
So he's but he's not the bush. He is the hero.

Speaker 3 (50:18):
He's the hero, but he doesn't know how to drive
a bus, but he's doing it and making all the stops.

Speaker 1 (50:24):
But yeah, you're right.

Speaker 3 (50:25):
Though, if you if you notice somebody taking over the
bus and get off on the next stop, man.

Speaker 1 (50:28):
Yeah, yeah, that's your stop. But no, people are like, od,
it's cold or I'm I worked, I gotta go. Uh,
let's see here how many people? Ten people rode to
further stops with him, and another five got on. Let's
see here. At one point, even an I a rider

(50:49):
attempting to board with an expired bus pass entry to
the bus. You guys know how lucky he was. Uh.
The mystery boters, however, eventually did veer off course from
the typical route, raising concerns among the passengers. Except this
is so Canadian, at which point several passengers began to

(51:10):
coach him to help navigate the proper route. So now
they're now in a little bit of self interest. Now,
in an attempt to get to their actual stop, they're
navigating for the guy who jacked the bus. I just
want to help him out, yeah, I said one of

(51:31):
the passengers. He started to go down side streets we
knew were not the correct passage, so we had to
supply him directions. Eventually police became aware of the situation. Followed,
the bus made a stop. The dude drove about another
four miles. He didn't he wasn't going fast, and then
eventually stopped. Charged with theft, obstruction and other offenses, and

(51:56):
they are chalking it up to a mental health condition.
I guess this guy is a known homeless dude with
some issues. And then one of the one of the
transportation people thanked the guy for enforcing the rules unfairs.
Oh my lord, what is going on up there? All right? So,

(52:21):
if you take anything away from this story, if you're
on public transportation and it's high it's hijacked by somebody,
and he's like, I'm still making the stops. Your stop
is the next stop, even if it's not. It should
be just in the interest of self preservation. Man. But yeah,

(52:42):
some people don't care. Oh that's what I was gonna. Oh,
I forgot to send it. I'll find it, and we
tweeted out there is an insane late entry into my
favorite time of the year in Wyoming, which I thought
was over. But it ain't over yet because you've got
snowmobile season in the long series of what I like
to refer to as tourists goring season. So some idiot

(53:02):
there's a video that has emerged, and this happened back
in October, and it's a bunch of people. I think
they're in Lamar Valley, which is a big stretch like
it is the northern part of it. It's where a
lot of people it's the best place arguably to go
see bison, and it's where a lot of the wolves
are too, So they a bunch of people are rubber
necking at a pack of wolves far off in the distance,

(53:25):
and especially with snow on the ground, they stand out
pretty well because they're all most of the wolves there,
and those packs of lamar are black or off black,
so they really pop in the snow. So while people
are watching from arguably a safe distance, all of a
sudden they see a lone man moving towards the wolf

(53:46):
pack like he's creeping and it's just a wide open expanse,
and the wolves clearly see this because according to in
the video and onlookers are like they're simultaneously wanting him
to get eaten, but not just because this year lunacy.
And he gets close, the wolves start closing in on
him in the way that wolves do, right, because it's

(54:10):
a whole pack thing. And so now people are starting
to freak out because this lunatics out there. He does
have something in his hand and I think they think
it's a phone at first, and he's out there trying
and he gets within and I'm not making this up
feet of these wolves, and then you figure out what
he's got. He's got some like bear spray, and so

(54:32):
he tries to hit a little dose in the wolves direction.
He's not very good at it. I don't think it
impacts the wolves, but for whatever reason, then he disappears
along with the wolves over this draw, so nobody can
so everyone just assumes he's on the other side of
that drag and eating and they're waiting for the screams,
and then lo and behold, they see him kind of
moving like minutes later, moving away. They don't see the

(54:54):
wolves again until the wolves crest in the distance, but
they see this guy now moving back and he has
not been eaten, but he's acting really weird, and everyone
assumes it's Everyone assumes that he's just super high on
like mushrooms or something. So this idiot, damn near was
taken down by a pack of wolves because he's tripping,
but he not enough to not bring bear spray, which

(55:20):
so he slipped the noose. But he really he really
tried to win the year, because I think that would
have been the winner. Because most of these interactions happened
with like moose and bison because you can get pretty
close to him. You shouldn't, but you can usually get
pretty close to him. Wolves are pretty skittish, man, especially
if they're in a wide open area like that. Maybe

(55:42):
they're probably not gonna mess with you. But white temp fate,
why temp fate at all? See if I can find
this video. I was, as somebody who's watched a lot
of these videos, I was actually impressed with the level
of stupidity being displayed in this thing like super bu
and beyond. And then do it not end with him

(56:05):
just being feasted upon by I don't know. Maybe he did,
maybe he was able to actually connect with the bear
spray when people couldn't see him. But and I don't
know that he's been identified yet, but I promised you
that park officials will attempt to because they don't mess
around with that. Yeah, the clip showed a man in
a white scar Here I found the New York Post article.

(56:27):
Let me send this to Ross so you can tweet
it out. You can go you go watch it yourself.
It is every bit as crazy insane as I just
got done describing to you, and again even more crazy
that the dude's not currently in a wolf or I guess,
say a group of wolves billies right now. All right,
so here's the wolf thing. Send that to mister Ross

(56:51):
to show account. He can tweet that out for you,
all right. Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
seven four is mister stagec ready, I might be a
little rile. Let's see if he's there, yop yo, good morning.
Uh well not for me, Ferross, it is damn. How
about you. You think it's gonna be a good morning

(57:11):
tomorrow or.

Speaker 11 (57:12):
Yea, yeah, I'll be here, Okay, I'll be here. I
just don't have the passion that much anymore after the
years of just disappointment. I mean, here's how it goes tonight.
You probably end up like winning, winning, and then you
end up blowing it at the end like the Atlanta Falcons.

Speaker 1 (57:30):
No, I think you guys will win. It's the raid.
I was just pointing out that, like in the nineties,
this would have been an exciting game. Yes, it would
have been. It would have been. I think it's like
if you want a doom prediction, I think what's gonna
happen is you'll probably win, and then uh that'll get
you all pumped up and then look you gotta play.
You gotta play the Eagles next week, next week, but

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on Thanksgiving, I want to see you rolling into that cocky.

Speaker 11 (57:57):
Hey it was an okay game. See and uh be Bengals, Denver, Denver, Denver.
I'm sorry, think an orange, Just think an orange. Yeah,
that nice work by the Bills. I got forty something
fantasy points.

Speaker 1 (58:14):
Yeah, yeah, I mean this year is goofy. Yeah, the
NFL's is goofy. This year it is.

Speaker 11 (58:19):
It's strange, and I don't know what the what the
Falcons are going to do with the head coach.

Speaker 1 (58:26):
I mean that's been the chatter here.

Speaker 11 (58:28):
But I'm trying to run them, yeah, trying to, but.

Speaker 1 (58:34):
They just seem like it's so close. But then you know, hey,
Bryce Young put a four hundred and fifty yards or something.

Speaker 11 (58:41):
Three touchdowns the end. They're really held it together and
you know, but yeah.

Speaker 1 (58:47):
If anyone's got beef, it's Lions fans today. Yeah.

Speaker 11 (58:51):
The officiating lines much of it not good.

Speaker 1 (58:55):
Well, I mean, if he thought it was pretty good,
I guess so for you the new uh you know,
it's almost like people want them to wind.

Speaker 11 (59:03):
But anyway, all right, so what's happened to we man
Milder and I mentioned this last week how you may
see some statements start coming out about the dry weather,
and there was one that had come out from the
Weather Service about the ab normally dry conditions and the
fire danger. Looks like they've taken a lot of those away,

(59:23):
but either way, it's dry. It's gonna get warmer, probably
mid upper fifties today, thirties tonight, load to mid sixties
tomorrow upper sixties, low seventies on Wednesday. In between there
tomorrow night there might be a touch of rain with
the warm front coming in, but really not expecting much,
and the warmest days of the week are yet to come.
If it's not Thursday, when we're on either side of

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seventy degrees in sunny, it's Friday when it's gonna be
in the low to mid seventies. It's gonna be seventy
five in the triangle, maybe about seventy two in the triad.
And then the weekend looks pretty good too. Is to
get into the weekend looking before Thanksgiving. If you getting
out early Saturday and Sunday right now, do look dry.
There might be a little rain Friday night, but it's
rain free. It's above average temperatures for the most part,

(01:00:05):
plenty of nice dry weather, good travel weather right on
through most of the week. Well you know we are
gone next week, right, yeah, yep, yeah, I remember that.
So yeah, it's easy to me. You got to be gone.
Your friends will probably be gone too, so lonely, lonely week.
That'd be a lonely week for me. But that's good
and catch up, all right, So.

Speaker 1 (01:00:24):
We'll just we'll try to be very impressive this week
and see where that goes. We'll do all right, Thank you, sir,
appreciate it. Raced agic care from the Weather Channel. That's right.
We will not be fired next week. It just will
be off like we are every year, every single year.
Ros and I were just talking about the game. We're
actually pretty excited about next week and it's one of

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their early games, and it's the Colts Chiefs game, and.

Speaker 3 (01:00:52):
Like I mean, you have the possibility of the Chiefs
going five and six, but like I said numerous times
this morning, the league's goofye and watch the Chiefs win
by like seventy points or something.

Speaker 1 (01:01:01):
Yeah, my buddy's prediction is that one team will blow
the other team out. But he wasn't he doesn't know which.
I look, Colts have been pretty good, but you know,
everybody's got to have that come up in this game.
And then if it just because now the Chiefs are
all like sad because as you pointed out, they could
be sub five hundred, not even in the play Oh

(01:01:21):
can you imagine the NFL not being able to waterboard
me with Taylor Swift video the whole playoffs. They'll probably
still find a way. Well, I'm here for that, and
I think if they, I think they do figure out
a finish under five hundred.

Speaker 3 (01:01:35):
At that point, you got to move the team, right, Yeah,
pretty much, I agree, And with.

Speaker 1 (01:01:41):
The international stuff they're doing, I think we go international
with I'm.

Speaker 3 (01:01:45):
Hearing from a lot of people too that Patrick Mahomes
has peaked. Oh I've heard that numerous times, three times
this morning, just like two seconds ago that past when
you were saying it. Yes, but I've heard that, Yeah,
move the team. So what do you do you go
to like one like Berlin or maybe like the like

(01:02:08):
the Siberian Chiefs, like the Tunguska Chiefs.

Speaker 1 (01:02:11):
Well, then they might get radioactive bowers. Yeah, right, it
could be a problem. I'm thinking Berlin would be good.
You probably can't use the name Chiefs because they're so
woke over there, right, what would you go with? Change
it to? I mean, if you're a senatorial candidate in Maine,
you're gonna love it, right, I think that's great. Or
you know what to avoid the radioactive side and you

(01:02:33):
don't want them falling out windows. Perhaps two with the
Russian thing. How about Mogadishu, you know what, I love it,
but you could be they could be the Somali pirates, right,
I'm sure it'd be great. But or or they can
get their crap together, I do. I will say this.
I I have enjoyed watching Chiefs fans when they post

(01:02:56):
that they feel that officials blew a call that that
herd them the entire internet going oh you don't like
it when that happens, and then watching them just spazz out. Dude,
there's there's absolutely no self awareness at all. And don't
get wrong, they did get jobbed on a couple of
calls this year. They're pretty hYP p clearing down in Brazil. Uh,

(01:03:18):
but yeah, it's it's the overall picture where people.

Speaker 3 (01:03:21):
Are gonna be like nah, no, no, just imagine a
playoff picture though without the Chiefs. It's weird, but of
course now they're going to be replaced by the Patriots,
so gross, We're back to that.

Speaker 1 (01:03:31):
Yeah again, I've I'm already in uh from a Viking's perspective,
I'm just trying to figure out what's our draft best
draft pick situation, because like now, I don't want us
to do so well that we we middle it but
still don't make the playoffs, which is kind of our thing.
You're not in tank mode, are you. No, no, no, no, no, no,
no no, not not not in tank mode yet. I

(01:03:56):
want that, look, I want them to be able to
thoroughly evaluate the future of JJ McCarthy because again, he
still only got from a starting perspective, he's only got
a few games under him, right. It was very clear
though that he was doing everything in his power early
in the game yesterday to not throw an interception by
making sure that nobody could catch it or he was

(01:04:17):
throwing it, which obviously is not a plan for victory.
I don't need drama of Justin Jefferson, who arguably still
is the best receiver in the NFL, where you could
tell he's I'm almost convinced he's mentally checked out on
McCarthy and that's not good. So I don't know what
the answer is, but I want to have as much
information as necessary so that when we do get to

(01:04:40):
the end of the year we have a strategy where
we don't even have a functional backup. Really tried to
murder the one that we have, and the other guy's
a rookie that we won't put on in the field
for some reason. So like, somebody's gonna have to figure
something out, and I don't know what it is. Oh,
I was meaning to ask, did you guys get your
tree up in the new wing over week? Yeah?

Speaker 3 (01:05:00):
We do, and now we need a bigger tree because
before in the other room it looked big, but now
in the bigger room it looks small.

Speaker 1 (01:05:05):
Because you got Ross has really like high it's very
cool ceilings. You send me a picture of what they
do with the ceiling, so I really like that. So
you need to go like Clark Griswold this thing and
drag the fam into the woods.

Speaker 3 (01:05:17):
And to be honest, we're setting up a lot less
than we typically do for for Christmas. You know, we
like go all out a little crazy. Yeah, we're a
little less this year because we realize after the baby comes, right,
we're in like a month's time or some month and
a half, we're probably not going to want to put
in the effort to take it all down.

Speaker 1 (01:05:34):
Right. No, it's fair, it's being miserable with everybody else. No,
it's just especially during the NFL season, because I'll sit
there and I just let like a old eight, it
gets consumed and then I got to do prep in
the middle of it. And then you know, you can
get up, come to work the next morning, but at
least one more week before Thanksgiving week where we will

(01:05:56):
be off the entire week. So just girge your loins.
This brought me quite This is gonna be very interesting
how this pans out. Because remember, when it comes to
the SNAP program, it's called food stamps whatever. But when
it come when it comes to the program people, a

(01:06:18):
lot of questions have been raised. Even a lot of
people I think passively didn't pay much attention. With the
government shutdown. You just had so many lunatics making these
videos where they were just you know, threatening to go shoplift,
threatening to rob people of their groceries in a parking lot,
screaming about how they're they're starving while they're weighing four

(01:06:38):
hundred pounds. And yes, I understand there's context all of this,
but once, you know, once the somewhat disconnected part of
the populace starts seeing all this stuff, like their spidy
senses go up, and then simultaneously to be told that
as that as far as that programs goes of government

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programs go, this one, the SNAP program has the least fraud.
It's less than one percent. So how dare you imply
that it might be more than that? Well, I'm sorry,
The head of the US Department of Agriculture says that's
not the case. This is Brooke Rawlins, who's the ag secretary,
and she throws out some pretty interesting numbers, and you

(01:07:20):
have to remember and I think she brings us up
in the in the audio. These are These are numbers
that are extrapped from twenty nine states, most of which
are red states because the amount of kicking and screaming
that's going on, especially by the big blue states so
they don't have to turn these numbers over, is pretty substantial.

(01:07:40):
And basically they just wanted to peek under the hood
of each state's program, right because the federal dollars flow
through and that's how this happens. And again, twenty nine
Red states or mostly red states, I think it's I
think one of them might be a Blue state turnover
their information and so they were able to analyze this

(01:08:02):
information and what they found is not one percent fraud.
It's pretty substantial stuff. And we don't even have the
full scope because we don't have the numbers from New York,
we don't have the numbers from California, we don't have
the numbers from a lot of the Northeast states and
the Northwest states for that matter. So this is fraud
that is being alleged in primarily Red states. And I

(01:08:27):
think everyone just realizes that once you get the Blue
states numbers, if you do that, these numbers go up.
And as a result, it's quite an interesting proposal that
is being put forward by Secretary Rollins. Let's get into it.

Speaker 12 (01:08:39):
On day one when I was sworn in, which was
earlier this year in February, the very first thing I
did was send letters to every single state in America
and said number. Before has the federal government asked for
the data. But it is a new day. President Trump
is the president. We know there's a lot of fraud.
We need to help partner with you all to figure
out how to make sure that this money and these

(01:09:00):
benefits go to those who truly need it and not
rifle with fraud and corruption.

Speaker 1 (01:09:05):
All right, all right, So, first of all, that's a
very shocking thing. She just points out there never before
has the federal government, who funnels all of this money
to the states for these various programs, actually looked at
the data, taking a hard look at the data to
make sure that the money's not be wasted not being wasted.
I'm simultaneously not surprised and shocked all at the same time.

(01:09:28):
He how are you not providing oversight on this? But
then I remember all the stuff that Doge found, and
I'm that's the part where I'm not surprised, all right,
So what'd you find?

Speaker 12 (01:09:38):
Twenty nine states, mostly the Red Stakes, responded with their
data sets February March April. So the numbers that you're
talking through those are numbers that we have been collecting
and analyzing since our early summer late spring. The fact
that this spotlight shined on SNAP has allowed us to
talk about it. But here's the most unbelievable news I
have really just over the last days that five thousand

(01:10:02):
dead people that was just one month. The number is
closer to one hundred and eighty six thousand deceased men
and women and children in this country are receiving a check. Now,
that is what we're really going to start clamping down on.
Half a million are getting two.

Speaker 1 (01:10:19):
But here's the I wish you wouldn't have just blistered
over that so quickly. So you have one hundred and
eighty six thousand dead people just in the data you
have available that are getting a check. That's so like
that doesn't even speak to people who maybe still be
in that three year window, which a lot of the
families with kids are for the recertification, who may not

(01:10:39):
even be technically be eligible now. But then that second number,
five hundred thousand people have figured out a way to
get two different checks. Are they doubling up on a
state to state where they're lying about it, or they
just go in and successfully change some little piece of
info and now they get two checks. That sounds like
something you really need to look in. What the hell

(01:11:00):
is that? I thought we were talking about one percent
a half million plus another one hundred and eighty six
thousand and that's just in the twenty nine states that responded,
and none of them are the high population states, with
the exception I think of Texas. Texas is counted in that.
I'm sorry, what the hell, man, what are we doing here?

(01:11:21):
So like we need to do some what are you
gonna do?

Speaker 12 (01:11:23):
Really stunning thing? This is just data from those twenty
nine mostly red states.

Speaker 1 (01:11:29):
Can you imagine when.

Speaker 12 (01:11:30):
We get our hands on the blue state data what.

Speaker 1 (01:11:33):
We're gonna find.

Speaker 11 (01:11:34):
It's it's it's gonna give us a.

Speaker 12 (01:11:35):
Platform and a trajectory to fundamentally rebuild this program. Have
everyone reapplied for their benefit, make sure that everyone that's
taking a taxpayer funded benefit through SNAP or food stamps
that they literally are vulnerable and they can't survive without it.

Speaker 1 (01:11:52):
And that's the next step here, all right. So, and
I'll just be clear, this isn't the She isn't suggesting
the re certification, which happens on a calendar basis. And
I saw the stuff that Roy Cooper was tweeting where
he's like, oh, yeah, every six months, they already do this.
No they do not. You're fundamentally lying. They have recertification,
which she's talking about, and by the way six months

(01:12:12):
is only one group of people, like I said in
North Carolina, if you're as we normally view food stamps,
if you're a family with young shown like single moms,
got three kids, whatever, your certification happens once every three years,
three years, not every six months. That's a small slice.

(01:12:33):
Van Cooper tried to extract that, that's how everyone's done it.
And then also he's conflating recertification where it's just making
is this still your address? Are these still your kids?
Do they reside with you? With the actual application process,
which is you know what would happen the first time
you would apply, and they'd go through and then do
a much more of a deep dive to understand your situation.

(01:12:57):
And that's what has people foaming at the mouth. And
the argument will be the very same one because I
saw the talking point spread that Cooper was trying to
conflate in his tweet, which was a dishonest conflation. This
already happens once every six months, and it's the same thing.
It's one not the same thing in two is just
for a portion of people get food stamps that it's

(01:13:19):
every six months and not for what we traditionally see
is the type of family where food stamps would go.
I E. Family with kids. So don't be taken in
where they're trying to say the two things are the
same thing. It's simply not the case. And this should
be very interesting, very very interesting, all right. Eight eight

(01:13:41):
eight nine three four seven eight seven four Ross. Somebody
stole your idea, bro, Somebody in Idaho, likely listening to
this show VI the iHeartRadio app heard your plans for
your buddy's house and decided that they would make it
their thing. And Idaho man is facing charges for allegedly

(01:14:03):
using an excavator to demolish a home early Tuesday for
unknown reasons. It wasn't his home, by the way. Just
I don't know if it was obstructing his view what
the deal was, But dude just showed up with an
excavator and just demolished the whole thing. Officers responding to

(01:14:25):
the scene spot of the suspect, then fleeing in a vehicle,
conducted a traffic stop. He's identified as twenty nine year
old Fred Kundra. Kundra I don't know, and let's see.
They got him for misdemean or d UI felony burglary, felony,
malicious injury to property. Okay. According to police, the man

(01:14:47):
is a construction worker who lives a transient lifestyle, hence
how he was able to operate the the implement there.
Let's see here, please see. The investigation is ongoing. Additional
charge could follow and they're trying to figure out why
he did it. Quote there's currently no known motive for
the destruction, so they're looking into it. So I don't know, man,

(01:15:10):
but you wanted you would have going to go with bulldozer,
right rather than an.

Speaker 3 (01:15:14):
Excav Yeah, but my thing also involves the power ball
and knocking his house down and then getting him a
better house.

Speaker 1 (01:15:19):
So oh yeah, I don't think this guy's planning on
replacing the house. Was it a house currently under construction?
Like it was a I don't know that it was
under construction. It said that it had been built. I
think it was post construction but preoccupancy, right, So I
was like, yeah, because there was nobody inside, and I

(01:15:41):
don't know that there was furniture inside. But I don't
think I think they explained that it had been fit,
it had been completed because nobody was occupying.

Speaker 3 (01:15:47):
Okay, I was thinking maybe it was like a renovation
and he was on like the crew, and maybe somebody
was mean to him or something or disrespected. I mean,
he's like, I'm going to knock your house down because
it says he's a transit construction worker. Maybe he picked
up some side I'd worked by it as a sub
and they didn't pay them or something. I don't know,
because you know, we just finished our edition and it
was an amazing job and they all did an amazing job.
In the back of my head the entire time, I'm like,

(01:16:09):
I gotta be nice to these people because at any
point they could screw me over.

Speaker 1 (01:16:12):
Oh yeah, you know what I mean, Like, well, how
did what did you think they were gonna do? Like no,
like there's.

Speaker 3 (01:16:20):
Like I'm going to buy these guys pizza because I
don't want someone to come back and destroy my home.

Speaker 1 (01:16:25):
Maybe it's just like it's just like that thing where
if you're a dude, you kind of want to demolish
something with an excavator, right, Like the possibility is always there,
you know what I mean, dude, I'll tell you. Let
me tell you what. And uh, running a back hole
is fun af okay, running a piece of heavy equipment.
I just I enjoyed blading our road too.

Speaker 3 (01:16:47):
Like you know, when they were in the backyard, Yeah,
digging the initial you know, hole for the foundation. Like
you can tell like that that piece of equipment in
the wrong hands could be really bad because it.

Speaker 1 (01:16:59):
Really fun, really fun. I can't we had a small koboda.
I can't tell you the amount of crap I dug
with that thing. It's things that were wildly unnecessary, just
because it's it's just boys and their toy stuff. So
I don't know, maybe he just got a dose of that.
He's like, hey, let's go ahead. Also, where did he
get the the the excavator. I'm assuming that they're building

(01:17:21):
other houses and he just took it from the job side.
Yeah kind of uncle.

Speaker 3 (01:17:25):
I'm thinking it's just it's just on the site. Yeah,
just like I'm getting that thing and knocking that thing down.

Speaker 1 (01:17:31):
Well, hey, you gotta do. You know, everyone's got a
thing they got as you know, you got you gotta
fill your weekend with something. And maybe that's his passion.
All right. I saw this. I saw this headline initially,
and I'm like, why are people being mean to this woman?
And then I read the article and I understand why
because she's an idiot. She's an idiot who doesn't even
understand how this is supposed to work. And uh, the

(01:17:56):
thing is messages in a bottle. Okay, I'll give you
the details on we'll see what's going on down in Charlotte.
Apparently it's under occupation canceled because eighty one illegal immigrants
arrested over the weekend. And it's the end times. In fact,
look at the oh look at that ross. It's all
camps now and barbed wire. Yeah. Yeah, they went full

(01:18:19):
they went full takeover here or wait, no, hold on,
I've seen everyone's normal commute this morning, so we'll try
to figure out which it is. As we return here
on the CaCO Day radio program, you guys catch the
little postgame pressure with Dave Dorn, the NC State coach,

(01:18:40):
if you don't know. Over the weekend, State played Miami
and Miami absolutely destroyed them. The final score was what
forty one to seven, And I want to say that, yeah,
I believe. I believe Miami scored the forty one points
first and then State scored there at the very end
of the four quarters. So it was by for all

(01:19:02):
you know, And look Miami's a ranked team. They're eight
and two. Now State's now five and five, and the
State was clearly the underdog going into the game. However,
it's frustrating. I don't care if you're Dave Dorn, one
of the players, one of the fans, whatever, and you
know how the ruver Mills are going. What are they
gonna do with Dorn? I think they own twelve mil
if they fire him. But it was postgame, when you

(01:19:25):
know he's already angry. He doesn't want to be there
at the postgame to get asked a bunch of dumb
questions because he just got his buck kicked. Some reporter
decides that they knew what they were doing, so the
reporter goes, hey, this is like an attempt to lighten
the mood. I guess he goes, hey, I know he's

(01:19:45):
got your ass kick, but your birthday's December third, right,
and Dorn lost his crap. Man. I can't play the
audio because he swears in it a couple of times,
but I'll read it to he says, I just got
my butt kicked. It's not funny to me. Do you
understand I do this s word for a living like
it was not not handling any of that question, which

(01:20:08):
which is fine, it's a stupid question. And I honestly
I didn't even think like the reporter thought it was cute,
and it was not the time to be cute with Dorn.
So that was interesting. And then I saw this lady
woman who sent message and bottle out to sea, gets
angry letters in return saying, quote, she just wanted a

(01:20:30):
bit of romance. So this woman, she's fifty eight, her
name is Lorraine Forbes, and her hobby is to write
these letters. You know, they're kind of romantically tinged letters
saying hey, if you find this, maybe you're my long
lost love, right, and then you know, go throw them
in the ocean. The problem is one they keep washing

(01:20:52):
up basically in the same place that's that she's thrown him.
Some of them have gotten out. But the reason they're
mad at her is not because she has this weird
thing she saw in a romance novel. She's used in
plastic bottles, and I don't know, I don't know if
you know how people who are pay attention to ocean
litter feel about plastic bottles. Even if you're stupid notes

(01:21:14):
shoved in it, they're not a fan,