Monday-6-30-2025

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Boy boy, did you have your choice of things to
do over the weekend. You could go to Venice if
you had a private jet and were on the list,
all right, go to the bezos wedding in a sinking
city in your it ninety private jets or something. That,
of course was one option. Option number two, all you

(00:24):
had to do is go down the road to Kentucky,
where in a town where nobody does math. Based on
what I saw in that video, they decided they didn't
care and they were gonna jump a general lee over
like a blue fountain downtown. I could not find a
reason why they were doing it, but they did it.
There's video, there's audio, and it's kind of amazing. Or

(00:49):
you could have just, I don't know, plotted you run
for Senate, although we don't know who's all doing that
because Tom Tillis says he's out, which, as you can imagine,
we'll chew up junk of the show today. Or you
could just have a normal one. So I don't know
what you guys chose to do, but those were a
lot of busy options. Even with the very warm weather,

(01:11):
all right, eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
seven four Ross had a normal one, you didn't do anything,
or did you jump a general lean I don't know
about it or.

Speaker 2 (01:22):
No?

Speaker 1 (01:22):
Okay, all right, so yeah, it's it is Tilla's thing
is is chewing up so much of the news cycle.
That Supreme Court ruling on Friday, which is a pretty
big one we're going to talk about. I think Dershowitz
did a pretty good breakdown of it on Fox. Yeah,
essentially speaks to and I don't know that it ends

(01:44):
a lot of these national challenges and holds. Right, So,
how the Trump administration thing goes about? Basically, do they
do they have to go and say, hey, your order
now is worthless based on this, which would be accurate,
or do they just ignore it? And so we'll speculate
on that as well. All Right, I'm not gonna I'm

(02:07):
not gonna give you the long list. I will say
that we reached out to a handful of people see
if they wanted to get in on this Tillis thing
this morning. And what I found interesting is there really
wasn't any takers. There's some statements out there, and I'll
read from the Twitter. Mark Walker put one out there.
I know a lot of people were probably emailing him

(02:29):
since you know, he ran for the last Senate race
in the primary anyway, lost to Bud obviously. Let's see here.
Mark Robinson has put some stuff out. I don't know
that it speaks to necessarily he's gonna run for Senate,
but there is some video of him from like a
month ago intimating that he might. So I don't know

(02:53):
the answer there. I know there are a few people
that have already announced they're going to be in it,
but we just don't know the scope of Plus, you
don't know who's going to be the guy on the left.
Is it going to be Cooper or was he kind
of damaged by some of the hurricane stuff. I don't know,
But either way, we'll get through it today. And I'm
sure you guys have lots of thoughts, like who do

(03:13):
you want it to be? Who would you prefer run
for the Senate on the Republican side. You want to
weigh in on that this morning you can eight eight
eight nine three four seven eight seven four. Let's see here, Boston, Paul,
are you in it? Are you just emailing me this
morning early? Yeah?

Speaker 3 (03:34):
I know.

Speaker 1 (03:35):
I don't know if that accident will do real well,
especially on western North Carolina for you, but you know
you do you also on the show that has nothing
to do with politics, We have well, I guess there's
a little bit here. We have our own Walter White
allegedly over in Guildpherd County. Not quite the same numbers

(03:58):
that she's accused of putting up, but not what you
expect from your typical middle school, yeah, middle school teacher.
Pretty significant set of charges. And I got to figure
out what a zoo takeover is and why it's a
thing on TikTok and why one of the largest zoos
in America had to like shut early over the weekend.

(04:20):
But that is a that is a thing that happened,
all right. Eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
seven four. We got that. We got this crazy story
in Idaho, which I'm still waiting to see if it's
in any way connected to that dude they've been looking
for who I thought they caught or they thought they
knew who, you know, where he was, and then they
thought he was dead. This guy's accused of killing his daughters.

(04:43):
I don't know, but I see a lot of people
speculating this morning, just because it's kind of up in
that same area. So I'll give you the very latest there.
I just read an updated story here from New York Post.
Oh wait, no, I'm sorry, no this is this is
actually from USA today, So we'll get you updated on

(05:04):
all of that right now. Six to eleven. Let's take
a break, be right back. I was just telling Ross
off the air one of the things when you like
get up to do the show, you're kind of on
the tail end of what's going on over in the
UK for you know, their big first push of news,
so you see a lot of the British Twitter people

(05:25):
kind of end up on the timeline and I can't
decide whether I should give a crap about their stuff
most most days because most of the time it doesn't
really affect us. That's the beauty of you know, basically
two hundred and fifty years go and going, I think
we could do this better. That being said, there's a
singer over there that apparently at the Glastonbury Music Festival,

(05:49):
which is it's a really big deal over there. I've
known people that have traveled from the US to go
over there. It's kind of like their Coachella, and they
aired on the BBC. I'm not sure which of the
channels or how they stream it. But it's a really
big deal over there. And so in the middle of
one of his sets, and I've never heard of this band,

(06:11):
so maybe somebody knows something. I don't, Bob Velin Violin.
It's a duo. They're English and they do punk rock, okay,
but they're not white dudes, so not when you're envisioning
punk rock, you're probably unless you've heard of seven Dust,

(06:32):
and then you know that's another thing. But so he
goes on there and he starts chanting Death to the IDF, Death, Death,
Death to the IDF. That of course, the Israeli Defense
Forces BBC apologizes they're not going to restream it. I
guess they must loop coverage on there. And where it

(06:55):
starts to affect the US is they were actually supposed
to come over here for some sort of concerts. I
don't know how many, But now there's already a statement
from the Secretary of State's office or one of the people.
It's not Rubio himself. Anyway, they're going to be reviewing
whether they actually issue the visa. So those shows, I

(07:15):
guess if you had your Bob Violin tickets, you may
not be going all right, let's go ahead and get
over to this. I want to see the different analysis
on these things. The statement from Tom Tillis, and this,
of course is coupled with him being one of two
Republicans who decided not to vote for the Senate version

(07:38):
of the big beautiful bill. It didn't matter. And even
though they had the VP hanging out waiting, He's say
a third walked walk the other way, they still got
fifty one votes, So you know that that is what
it is. It was Ram Paul was the other one.
But Tillis said that the issue for him was Medicare cuts,

(08:01):
and he used his time to explain it.

Speaker 3 (08:04):
Between the state directed payments and the cuts scheduled in
this bill, there's a reduction of state directed payments and
then there's the reduction of the provider tax. They can't
find a hole in my estimate. So what they told
me is that, yeah, it's rough, but North Carolina's use

(08:26):
the system. They're going to have to make it work,
all right. So what do I tell six hundred and
sixty three thousand people in two years or three years
when President Trump breaks his promise by pushing them off
of Medicaid Because the funding's not there anymore, guy, when
the White House richer's advising the president are not telling

(08:49):
him that the effect of this bill is to break
a promise. And you know, the last time I saw
a promise broken around healthcare with respect to my friends
on the other side of the aisle, that's when somebody said,
if you like your healthcare, you could keep it. If
you like your doctor, you could keep it.

Speaker 4 (09:09):
We found out that wasn't true.

Speaker 1 (09:12):
Which is an interesting thing for him to reference. And
I understand that the issue is, you know, is Medicare
or Medicaid? You know, because this goes back, This harkens
back obviously to the John McCain thing, right whereas you know,
one of the very last things he did is walk
over with his hand like Caesar and then boom, thumbs

(09:33):
down it and voted against and essentially killed the effort
to get rid of the very legislation that Tillis is
referencing right there. Because so many people were saying, oh,
you see what you did. You see what Tillis did
over the weekend, he decided to do the John McCain
kind of not his vote really didn't matter, but it

(09:54):
is interesting that that is the reference there. I don't know.
I mean, I know, you got what we do is
to sit there and crap over him. But my thing
was I didn't think he should be representing North Carolina.
I definitely didn't feel that he was doing what was
stated or expected based on how he would campaign and

(10:15):
the couple times that I had him on the air,
and I think we've had him on the air twice
in you know, almost fifteen years on this show. He
doesn't do a lot of other interviews, but you know,
the impression, especially around election season, when you know the
off chance that he did come on, was that he
was going to vote for all of this stuff. Now,

(10:36):
I understand that people are mad about the big Beautiful Bill.
I hate calling it that, but these are the dumb
names that we come up with for legislation, So I
get that. I understand that. It's just it's such a
weird kind of Swan Song thing. So I don't know
if there's something else going on or what. But the

(10:58):
political apparatuses are very interesting because then he's like, we
got some some show follows yesterday. Usually when a lection
season ramps up, we get him and they tend to
be calms guys, for people who are running. I get it,
but you know there's gonna be a scramble to fill
this void. And while there's names out there already, now

(11:19):
people who have a higher profile, who maybe were sitting
back to wait to see what he did because they
don't want a primary challenge him, now they're gonna have
to make a decision. It sounds like Marx made his decision.
Mark Walker, I have seen his statement. He's he's in
an interesting position because this, this ambassadorship that Trump wants

(11:41):
to give him, has a Senate confirmation process, So like
if he throws his name in there, obviously I don't
I don't. I don't know that him and Tillis are
particularly friends. Honestly, I don't know what their relationship is.
I mean they worked together at one point, obviously with
than the delegation. But how that translates to Mark's ability

(12:05):
to do that and not the other thing. It sounds like,
based on his statement that that's where his energy is.
I saw Mark Robinson tweeting some stuff out mostly on Tillis,
not necessarily on his future. Let's see here, maybe del
Fallwell runs again, or this time for Senate. I don't know,

(12:27):
but there's a lot of folks having a lot of
conversations on all of this today. Who do you want?
Who do you think of people that have expressed interest
or would be that likely candidate. Do you want someone
that's full throated maga guy or do you want somebody
that's more along the lines of I don't want to

(12:47):
say Tillis necessarily, but Tillis was all. It was interesting
with him because it's like, there are guys that survive
in those Senate seats without having to do the maga
ra ra and yet still are fine, right, and some
of them are in leadership positions, but like Tilli's never

(13:08):
achieved that. It was whenever you see you guys, remember
seeing the video of Tilli's with JD. Vance when it
came out after the hurricane, and he's just standing there
looking like he wants to be anywhere but there. I
remember that because you know Vance is there and he's
very personable, he does good interviews, he speaks well, and
it was early enough on that it wasn't going to

(13:30):
be a lot of politics, and I don't know, he
just looked like he didn't want to be there, didn't
want to be there at all. Remember Vance was his colleague.
So I don't know what's going on, but if the
goal was not to have him be senator anymore, then
there you go. There it is. I mean, he's still

(13:51):
senator for what a year and a half. You can't
burn the guy too much. But if if you wanted
him out, you got what you wanted. Now the question
is who do you get in there? Who is that
person going to be? Eight eight eight nine three four
seven eight seven four. I know it's early. I know

(14:11):
it's Monday, but it's a big Story's bruin. Let's see here,
and I am going to go back, and I think
Dershowitz did a pretty good job of it. I found
the interview, so it was on Fox Business, not Fox Regular,
talking about this the Supreme Court ruling, and you know,
injuncting an entire nation based on an individual court case,

(14:34):
and so it's more than just a court case, which
is about birthright citizenship. That's its own thing, but it's
also the idea and the words in there, which by
the way, are when I read what Barrett wrote, she
wrote the majority opinion and wrote literally name dropping Katanji Brown.

(14:56):
You don't see that very often, and it shows just
really how divided at least one member of the court is,
with seemingly five or six of them at the very
least two of them were on that on that decision
sign their name to it. So how does that impact
the other cases? It's it's like everything else in Washington,

(15:17):
you don't know until you start doing it. And they're
going to be fast underway with that. We're Disneyland story
this morning. All right, well, I'm gonna read more about
that then we'll get back into it. So on Friday,
before all the Tillis stuff and everything else that emerged,
we were talking about a Supreme Court ruling over birthright
citizenship and basically it's a test case, right, so you

(15:41):
do something something In this case, it's an executive order
from Trump and it says that that was not the
intent to endow insta citizenship on people just because mom's
able to get over the border. Okay, it was. It
was for slaves and Native Americans, and that's why we

(16:03):
did it. And intent should matter here, and you know,
they'll go through the adjudication. The problem was it was
one of these cases where a judge came in and
basically decided that we're just going to put anything they
want to do on the administrative side on hold and
a national injunctional take place. Well, that's the big beef

(16:23):
here with a lot of these things. So this ruling
did directly address that inso much as it pertained to
this case. And then how that impacts other ones, I
don't know, but I think Alan Dershowitz did a pretty
good interview on Fox News. So let me give you
the give you some highlights here real quick. Sorry, I

(16:46):
was making sure one other thing, all right, Yeah, don't worry,
we'll get to the other thing. So this is evening edit,
all right. So Dershowitz is on there and he's talking
about the two pass that Trump has now. One, first
of all, the majority judges said, the judges cannot Sorry,

(17:10):
my laptop's trying to restart for some reason, individual judges
cannot impose sweeping restrictions on presidential actions. So it wasn't
just about this, but rather about, you know, really how
all this stuff's been playing out. All right, So that's
number one. He says, there's two things that could happen.
I reference this one. The administration goes in front of
the judges says withdraw your opinion, you're now in violation

(17:33):
of the court, or they just say, you know, the
judges said those don't exist anymore, and then you just
operate in that fashion. So what they choose will become quickly,
quickly relevant and evident here over the next couple of days.
Remember it's a short week with fourth of July, so
if they're going to get some stuff done, and there's

(17:53):
literally over one hundred of these cases, they're going to
start filing paperwork. Let's see here. Really, here's what it
came down to, And basically it was a very different
understanding between Amy Cony Barrett, who wrote the majority and
Ketanji Brown Jackson, who wrote obviously the dissension. And it

(18:18):
wasn't just about these individual things, but how they view
the job of the court. And in fact, Barrett wrote
in the decision, she said, I will not dwell on
Justice Jackson's argument, which is at odds with more than
two centuries worth of precedent, not to mention the Constitution itself,
Barrett calling her out, saying, we observe only this. Justice

(18:39):
Jackson decries an imperial executive while embracing an imperial judiciary.
And that's what this ruling was about basically the idea
that the courts have an extreme and an immense amount
of power as it pertains to another branch of government,
one that is almost instantaneous. What is the name of

(19:01):
the group that Sukasa, which is an immigrant an immigrant
advocacy organization, filed a lawsuit against Trump's executive order terminate
eating birthright citizenship, saying that it violated the fourteenth Amendment.
This would be kids born to undocumented immigrants, parents whatever. Basically,
in some of it's like tourism stuff, that stuff with

(19:22):
China's weird man, they busted whole companies who would just
bring over really wealthy Chinese women and then they would
just stay around till they had their baby and then
go back to China, so that one day, you know,
their kid has the citizenship and they can send them
over here to go to school or spy or do
whatever they want. So how it impacts this individual lawsuit.

(19:47):
The judges left open the idea that a judge in
one of these state lawsuits or in one of these
districts can also injunct, but can only do so on
a localized basis and for a very specific reasons. Basically,
what the law said. They just reiterated it and then
trimmed down how far reaching it could be. Does that

(20:08):
make sense? All right? So there you go. That's it
in a nutshell, which honestly, I thought it was gonna
be the big story today and they talk about it
all weekend. But nope, Nope. Between the tilla stuff you're
locally and this crazy story I want to get into
now out there in Quarterlane, Idaho, That's that's what's dominating

(20:28):
the news this morning. So this happened. Let's see here. Ah,
I know it's kootin Eye County. I'm trying to figure
out it is just outside of Quarterlaine where this happened.
So they get a call in the guy who called
they don't think is the suspect because we don't we

(20:49):
don't have all the names and everything here yet. Uh
So somebody called and said, hey, there's a fire. Okay,
that's not unusual, especially this time of the year. You
get people camping camp fire, so they're not thinking anything
of it. So they show up to where the fire
is and when they show up to the fire, all
of a sudden, firefighters are getting shot at Two firefighters

(21:11):
are dead, a third is injured. I believe the two
dead are from two different departments. One's counting and one's
more regional one. The attacks started around two pm at
Canfield Mountain, your Quardelaine, and it went on for five hours.
They eventually had to get swat out there. They found
the dude they believed to be the shooter. It's not,

(21:36):
and he's next to a firearm. He's dead, but they're
not really saying that the guy killed himself if they
shot him. But for five hours he shot at deputies
and obviously firefighters at first, and it looks like he
set it all up. You know, we talked about the

(21:56):
thing with the ambulance where you saw this over in
the Middle East. You know, you do something, you get
everybody there, and you drive an ambulance in the middle
of it with explosives, and now you've got a second
thing that might be even deadlier than the first thing
you did. This is just a more dumb down version
of that. SWAT teams discover the lifeless body of a

(22:19):
man next to a firearm on the tourist trail, describing
it as a quote total ambush. Firefighters did not have
a chance. Well, sure, because they're just showing up to
put a fire out, because again this time of the year,
you just assume some hiker didn't, you know, smother his
embers or whatever, and now you just get there and

(22:39):
deal with it and mitigate the thing, and all of
a sudden, some lunatics fire and rounds at you. Police
said quote. Currently we have one dead shooter based on
preliminary investigation. Keep in mind, we had a fire that
was rod oh oh, that was the other thing too.
So they find the body of the shooter next to it,
and instead of being able to preserve a crime scene,

(22:59):
they we'll have to literally grab everything, including this guy's body,
and get it out of there because the fire is
still going. And then they were able to obviously put
the fire out or at least contain it at this point.
So no name, So I'm respeculating it might be that
dude they've been looking for, but I have not seen
anything confirmed there, though maybe now I'm seeing somewhere they

(23:21):
may have released a name. All right, well, let me check.
I don't want to just throw that out there. Let's see,
we do believe the suspect started the fire. We do
believe it was an ambush and that it was intentional
so that he could fire at firefighters first responders. So
maybe there's some beef there. Maybe it is that dude

(23:42):
they've been looking for. Maybe it's just some guy who's
like guys, is how many get famous. The third firefighter
is in stable condition now, so that's good to hear.
No other first responders or civilians reportedly hurt in the rampage.
All told, it lasted like thirty minutes for the time

(24:02):
that the first shots were fired to getting getting a
swat team out there and finding this guy, which is
actually pretty impressive because it's not like this thing's going
on in the middle of town, right they go. This
is out is a hiking area outside of Quarterlane. Quarterlane
just about thirty miles from Spokane, But once you get
out of Quarterlane in a Spokane, it's pretty wide open.

(24:24):
My mom lived out there for a while. There's not
much out there, so you know, getting people scrambled and
up there to mitigate this thing was that quickly is
probably pretty good response time. And now I got Yeah,
so Dan Bongino's on this, I see quotes from him,
so hopefully more coming up as the morning unfolds. All right,

(24:45):
six forty four here on the CaCO Day radio program,
one of the craziest videos I've seen in quite some
time of somebody just going full moon back. Can't wait
to share that with you. We'll do it next here
on the CaCO Day your program. I mean, one's crazier
in that what she's doing is more serious, or what
she's talking about is more serious. The other one's just

(25:08):
so much funnier. Though, Oh boy, where do I start?
Do you guys know there was supposed to be a
coup by the military on Trump over the weekend. I
did not see it. Rosse you's see any coups. I
didn't see any coups in the news.

Speaker 4 (25:22):
No, I missed it.

Speaker 1 (25:23):
I guess. Oh no, that's a shame because this check
with the Bob Marley d Really, dude, my computer now
is forcibly restarting, So can you fire the audio on
your button bar please, because I have no choice over this,

(25:46):
and it's my calls or my audio computer. And this
is somebody who heard some stuff. And then I guess
got secret messages from people who know about a coup
that was gonna happen this weekend, which neither Ross nor
I saw or anybody saw. But here's what she predicted.

Speaker 2 (26:07):
Okay, guys, quick update. Insider just told me there is
a lot of activity getting ready to go down right now.
They're getting people in position as we speak. I had
a follower reach out to me regarding the military base
that she lives on, and she said that there is
a lot of activity there. Our base has a lot

(26:27):
of activity. There have been four black Hawk helicopters, several jets,
and several sea force full of equipment taking off today.
I'm hoping that today is the day. However, it may
be tomorrow, but it looks like they're moving very quickly
and they're taking this seriously, so be on the lookout.

(26:48):
I will update you as soon as I can. Insider
said it is time.

Speaker 1 (26:53):
For us to initiate.

Speaker 2 (26:55):
Okay, so let's do this, guys.

Speaker 1 (26:57):
Let's not just her the insider, because she used the
she earlier. So the she insider told you about the
coup with the c fours, which are not a thing,
or I should say this, I don't know what the
hell those are, so they must be super off the books,
you know what I'm saying. Like the stuff they keep

(27:18):
seeing with the Navy pilots I'm assuming Ross you got
any SEE four aircraft sighting stories.

Speaker 4 (27:25):
I know I really enjoyed her Illuminati tattoo in their
chest as well.

Speaker 1 (27:29):
I mean, now you're allowing yourself to get distracted by things. Yeah,
that was very noticeable. You know, C four you blow
stuff up with. But also you can use planes. Can
you imagine a plane made out of C four? How
deadly that would be? Like, you know, I a standard
like tom Cruise fighter jet, but it's made entirely of

(27:52):
C four. Now, some would say that's a really dumb
thing to make a jet out of because if it
catches around, probably is gonna But that's not how c
F is deadnated. So you know, do some science there.

Speaker 4 (28:04):
Do you think Trump could survive a coup? You think
he's ever you know before where possibly he was you know,
his investration was toward it or something by a coup.
It's possible.

Speaker 1 (28:16):
Ever Yeah, well, I mean coup is it depends how
you define it there. So so that's that's one lunatic.
That's one lunatic. Jeez, the computer's at four percent literally
updating I think the OS. Did it update your OS
on your computer over the weekend?

Speaker 4 (28:36):
No, But I told it not to it like, stared
at it.

Speaker 1 (28:38):
I told the button click no, I no, no, no, no,
you got to look at it saying no, stop it.
What if we get the lady who saves the ducks
to save my computer from this which on now it's unsavable.
So one of the craziest moonbat videos I've seen a
long time, of course, and you immediately see this stuff,
like right after the show found its way to me.

(29:02):
And what you have to know is this woman. You
won't be able to see it, but I encourage you
to watch the video. This chick's up in the water
at one point. You'll you'll hear when we get there
before that she's around this pond and what's going on.
She's got a bunch of ducks and you get a
female duck, which a bunch of male ducks are around,

(29:22):
you know, getting ready to do nature and you don't
even want to. Here's what you don't want to do today,
But now some of you will because you don't know
that you didn't want to do this. Do not google
duck male sexual organ don't do it. Just don't and

(29:45):
don't add the word corkscrew. Don't do it.

Speaker 4 (29:49):
Yeah, I know, you've seen it the old Ducktails animation. Yes, so,
so it's like the old show duck Tails from you. Yeah, yeah,
the interesting somebody's made it like, you know, anatomically correct.

Speaker 1 (30:01):
And so we don't want an atom don't You don't
want to see it. No, you don't want a part
of that. This woman, though she probably does because she is,
she did not feel that the the the female duck
had consented to what was going on because ducks, you know,
so she took it upon herself to be the white

(30:24):
knight for the ducks. Let's roll with this lunatic, shall we? Also?
You gendered that duck man.

Speaker 4 (30:38):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (30:41):
Maybe she's down, she's barely down under him. She was
gonna stoop at the net, hur Yeah, because people that
the rest of people are normal, I know. And then
you can hear a little little statement there too by

(31:01):
one of the guys or it's very very soft, and
it says like, where do you think the little ducks
come from? And is that the only like, ma'am, do
you do that to other species? Yes, that'd be my question.
If you come acros, if you find two bears hooking
up in the woods, you're gonna run that game. Hell no,
you're not. This lunatic is in the water with.

Speaker 4 (31:21):
The ducks, you know, and she ends up getting in
the water like you said, and it's like, what does
she expect the female duck like, how does she think
it goes down?

Speaker 1 (31:29):
I with candlelight, like the lady in the tramp thing
and the Disney right already once the No they're ducks. Man,
I don't know if you know this. This is pretty
pretty much pretty common for just about any critter out there. Man,
none of these look very There's not a lot of

(31:51):
wooing going on in animate I understand that there is
a lot of it, but not for every species, right,
because you have the plumage. You got the peacocks their thing,
a lot of you know, it's more of a more
of a bird thing, but ducks, ducks are a little different.
They do have some of that, and usually the males
are much more colorful than the females. But it's not
a pretty process. Just ain't so uh fi on that?

(32:16):
Oh good, now it's going to finally restart that. So
that is just wonderful. I know nothing about what's going
on there, only that this lady saw some ducks hooking
up in a pond, and it started yelling for everyone
to help her stop them because she didn't feel the
female duck consented or who knows, it's not it's not.

(32:39):
Ducks hooking up is not something you want to watch.
It's not you know, mating day on the serengetti pretty uh,
pretty aggressive process. And well then once you figure out
what they're equipping those male ducks with, you you'll understand.
So she sees this nature doing nature stuff and proceeds

(33:00):
to literally wade out in a pond after screaming for
a net. And I don't know who she wanted to
catch with the net, the offending ducks, the evil rapist duck,
or the I guess the victim duck here, which again
victim is us assigning human characteristics to what's going on there.

(33:22):
And I saw people defending go, well, you know, you
ever had like a dog, try to do your dog
and shoe, yeah, because that's your dog, and you maybe
don't want to breeding with another dog. It happens, but
you don't have to go to a pond for it.
And also you're not worried about breeding tables on the ducks.

(33:45):
Those are just the ducks. You go down there, sometimes
you bring the bread. Occasionally they poop all over stuff.
That's it. That's your relationship with the ducks. And then
maybe just maybe during hunting season, probably not in that area,
if you got a duck tag, get yourself some ducks
to eat. This wasn't that kind of pond though. This
was nature and people walking around. But yeah, that was

(34:06):
pretty awful. But watching her weight in there was it
was definitely an elevated experience, all right. So that video
at Casey on the radio, you can check that out
on our Twitter there. So over the weekend, for not
any reason that I fully understand, somebody decided to jump
a general lee and film it. Of course, it took

(34:30):
place in Summerset, Kentucky, and for some reason, this town
has like a roundabout with a pond in the middle
of it, So I guess isn't that unusual in a
small town. They had it shooting blue water obviously fourth
of July right around the corner some I'm assuming this
is somewhat connected with that, and they have provided a

(34:52):
minor barricade. But a big group of people was standing
with his car landed like surprise close and so they come,
they do the jump, it's successful ish, it goes through
the water, they land the general lee. It immediately breaks
a little and starts veering left. Thankfully that's where the

(35:13):
barricade was. And then there's I don't know, a couple
hundred people sending on the other side who didn't even flinch,
by the way, but one of the things that was
very apparent and ross, it was very subtle. I don't
know if you picked up on this, have you how
many jumps and like Daredevil things have we watched over
the years, like Canevil and some of these others where

(35:33):
they spend the first hour of the special explaining all
the logistics, right, do the math, the launch angle, the speed.
We've been working on this. You got somebody there literally
who can snatch a space shuttle. You got to have
that guy on there. I don't think anyone was cracking books,
not at dis Town.

Speaker 4 (35:51):
Yeah, I think that's the way to do it too.
I would yeah, no, you but with your gut, Yeah,
you watch the show. You remember them doing calculus before
they made the jump or did they just do that?

Speaker 1 (36:03):
Joe, No, you know you're correct there, But I've bet
the stuntman did I'm not following, okay, uh so, yeah,
I'm at the stuntman for speed, velocity, launch angle, all
of these things. It was clear that even if they did,
it was some guy like on the back of a
notepad or a napkin, like, ah, this should be enough,

(36:24):
and you know what, they nailed it for the most part.
The car's probably pretty messed up. But again, it was
also the part where they had the barricade up and
it clearly doesn't land as smoothly as they think it's
going to. And there's all those people right there and
not a single one went maybe this is a horrible
place to stand. Why don't I stand literally on the

(36:45):
side so I can see the thing in the air.
That's the profile you one anyway you want to see
this thing, just like in the classic TV show shot.
But they jumped over like this little three foot you know,
earth and damn, and somehow the general Lee's four feet
in the air and lands fine. I'd say he got
twenty feet again. He got over the fountain, you know,

(37:09):
it threw the water, got over the the hard part
of the fountain and cleared the entire rest of the distance.
And they did it. Now, I think other small towns
have to compete. I jump to General Lee's on our
figure figure something out there? Get it? Do do an
homage with air Wolf. I don't know because this has

(37:32):
now been done and I've still seen no explanation for
why they why they did it? What is this? Is
one of them from there? Somebody just send me an email?
Which well, when you say one of them, which which
one is it? Sir oh Ross, I was just thinking
about this. Poor deputy didn't live to see it. But

(37:54):
the actor played the deputy there on the show passed
away what like Thursday or something, Wednesday or Thursday. He
never got to see the General Lee or a copy
there of Jump the Fountain in Somerset, Kentucky, almost killing
two hundred people.

Speaker 4 (38:07):
But I mean, listen to these people, they're having a
good time. Yeah, go ahead, I mean that's the way
to do it. The only thing is, like nobody was
killed or or violently injured. Everyone got to see it again.

(38:31):
I'd want to be on the side of it would
be that there was no horn, right the.

Speaker 1 (38:39):
Very good How do you not do the horn? You
don't even have to have it on the car, just
on a speaker system. Somewhere man. Yeah, that's all right.
It's no horn and the music wasn't playing. You gotta
blast the music too, right, Even if you don't do
the horn, you gotta blast the song. Maybe they didn't
have a hass thing.

Speaker 4 (39:00):
Yeah you want that in the background, good man. I
love Willie Nelson, you know what I mean? Stop it.

Speaker 1 (39:07):
Ross is referencing something I said Friday. I said, one
of the dumbest arguments I ever got in and this
is free everyone had a phone? Is some somebody I
grew up with who heard this song? Goes well, Willie Nelson.
I'm like, that's stop Willie, and how do you confuse
Willie Nelson for somebody? And then he proceeded to reference
and I realized he wasn't trolling another Waylon Jennings song

(39:31):
as his other Willie Nelson song. He likes, what do
you do with that? I mean, one, you got a
kick a guy out of your car and make him walk,
but I think it was his car we were in,
so not okay, So that's that's what that is. Yeah, yeah,
so big let down on the song and not hearing

(39:53):
the horn. Ross brings up two very very good points.
All right, it is uh fourteen, go ahead and take
oh your ninety percent computer? How nice? All right, we'll
take a break, be right back. Entire iOS update on
my computer. So now it's the new Windows and I
can't nothing's my Uh I shouldn't say nothing. Here we go,

(40:18):
let's try this. Yeah, I get on my button bar,
but not my coalscreener there, so I don't know. We'll
figure it out. Oh good, teams wants to open too.
I just can't aside. Oh horrible. I wonder how many
other people sat down to do a morning show and

(40:38):
then it's just auto updated. That is brutal. All right away,
thank you. Sorry, I didn't have a choice. Oh it
does look better, So I guess there's that. Hey, do
you guys see how they rigged Jeopardy on Friday? Okay,
probably not, but maybe tell me this is a coincidence.

(41:02):
So so they get a well, yeah, it's not going
to reload, all right. So they get this woman on.
They asked this this incredibly difficult question right at the end,
you know, for final Jeopardy, which shit, I understand they're
more difficult, but like, I wouldn't even have a guess
on this thing. So the the woman who wins. Sorry,

(41:28):
it's trying to. It's literally opening everything in my life
all at once in front of me because it thinks
I want that. So the so the jeopardy lady's sitting
there and they asked this question, and the question pertains
to Emily Folger who in eighteen ninety five, this vasser
educated wife of this man rogue. It was technically her husband,

(41:54):
just leave me alone for a minute so I can
do this. Thank you. Uh so this they wrote in
eighteen ninety five, this vasser educated wife of this man
wrote thousands of dollars maybe paid for a copy of Shakespeare.
And then they went on to she went on to
really assemble one of the largest collections here in the US,
and you can go visit it. And everybody got it

(42:16):
wrong except the one chick named, uh, what's her name?
Emily Clark. So they're going through, they're revealing everything, and
she starts getting like teary eyed, and Ken Jennings was hosting,
and she says, that's my great great great aunt, and
in fact, I'm named after her. How the hell does

(42:36):
that happen? How do you get such an obscure reference?
The folder Shakespeare Library it's in DC, by the way,
if you go, you can go visit. But how does
one of the largest collections of the Shakespeare and the
woman who assembled it just happened to be one somebody
most people haven't heard of unless maybe they went to
the museum or Vassar I guess or and two literally

(43:01):
the relative including the namesake of the woman competing there.
ABC News covered it and they follow up astronomical chances,
but also what a dumb way to rig it if
you honestly think it's rigged. Sometimes it's just a coincidence.

(43:21):
But also you would think the Jeopardy people would be
smart enough to I don't know, check because you wouldn't
want somebody to have an unfair advantage, like h Ross,
do you think it'd be fair if you were if
you were on Jeopardy and the final question was about
a history of Schenectady, Because I kind of feel like
it wouldn't be the same if the final question for

(43:42):
me was about Johnson the Johnson County cattle War. Most
people don't know what the hell that is. I know
what it is. You should too. It's interesting if you
like all Wess stuff, But like I, they do some
background on the on the people that are competing. This
lady's literally named for him. I know they're not doing

(44:03):
twenty three in me, but well, either way she'd get
it right. She won thirteen thousand. The other two got
it wrong, and I think mathematically, even if she got
it wrong, she would have won. So it's by no
means the end of the world there. All right, everything's done.
Opening you guys do all things? How nice for you?

(44:26):
All right, figure out what's working and what's not there
they're doing that to all the computers, which means Ross's
computers on his last leg is probably screwed. When it doesn't,
Can I reopen my prep pack? You're gonna let me? Okay? Good?
So over the weekend, a couple of big stories. Obviously

(44:50):
we had not the Bezos thing, even though that was
kind of big, and some people are very upset. Charlie's
throne is upset at Bezos, and Sanchez is spending fifty
million dollars bringing in ninety private jets, whole host of people.
You got DiCaprio there, you got Oprah who was guest

(45:14):
dancing up a storm and it was in Venice, which
right now, if you listen to the people of Venice,
and the Italian government is having a huge problem. They
want to close a bunch of a bunch of tourism
there because the quote unquote city is sinking. I don't
know that I've educated myself enough on what's going on there,
but it is a city that's essentially built on floaties. Man,

(45:37):
tell you you heist houses there, you raise them, alow
them on the water line, saw in the documentary. So
they got some issues they're dealing with, and it's it's
already a really compact city to get around if you've
ever been there. So having like a fifty million dollar
wedding extravaganza, which I didn't hear about this until they

(45:59):
just said they were doing. So they've been very successful
kind of keeping this thing off the radar, or maybe
I just didn't care enough about them. So yeah, yeah,
you just to say, some of the stars there decided
they were going to speak out against it, and the
problem is, like I might listen to you and take
some of what you say seriously. If you didn't show

(46:20):
up to the thing that you're you're whining about it
in in your own private jet, then it just kind
of it rings a little hollow there and she's there
to announce her new movie, which is the update to
The Old Guard, which ross you just watched that too, right.

Speaker 4 (46:39):
Yeah, I know the new one's coming out on the second.
We're going forward to it.

Speaker 1 (46:43):
Yeah. The first one's pretty good, pretty good one.

Speaker 4 (46:45):
I feel like they did her character wrong though with
the haircut.

Speaker 1 (46:50):
I mean, I don't understand. Well.

Speaker 4 (46:52):
In the first movie she's got like the pixie cut,
which is fine, but the trailer for the new movie
she has like a mullet. Oh, it's like Charlie's. They're
on it with a mullet.

Speaker 1 (47:00):
Yeah, I don't know. Did you watch Atomic Blonde?

Speaker 3 (47:03):
No?

Speaker 4 (47:04):
I missed that one.

Speaker 1 (47:05):
Okay, it's a little it's a little gritty, but I
thought it was pretty good. I think she does a
good job as an action star. I tend to enjoy
movies that like Atomic Blonde and obviously this first one,
so hopefully the second one is good. I never get
the I never get the full vibe because you have
to understand that there's a supernatural element to the movie.

(47:27):
And I'll just leave it there so you can there's
a lot of suspension of disbelief. You can get behind
considering what that element is. But yeah, I'll definitely here
in a few days watch the new one that's coming
out out now that we can do. Progress moves forward,
and it's the company's computer. So seven thirty five, glad

(47:47):
to have your long CaCO Day radio program. We have
a few things that were chewing on this morning. Let's see. Well, obviously,
you know, first and foremost for North Carolina purposes, Tom
Tillis says, yeah, he'd not run for reelection his election
twenty twenty six, So now it is a wide open

(48:08):
field on both sides. A lot of the names out there,
at least on the Democrat side include Cooper right Ormer,
Governor Cooper. Whether that you know is what happens, I
don't know. There are a couple there's obviously a couple
guys who were in Congress for about a minute and

(48:29):
then redistricting again who may choose to run, I don't know.
But on the Republican side, it's wide open, man. There's
a lot of names. There are people that are already
officially declared that were planning on doing a primary. But
now that Tilli's isn't running again, now it really gets open.
And the goal is do you you get out and

(48:50):
you plant your flag early, start getting some momentum, going
some fundraising, some people around you. Can you officially, but
then you have to start filing paperwork? Do you waited out?
So who gets in this thing? I don't know what
the answer is, but we've had, Look, we've had a
couple of real interesting, giant wide open things like how
many people are in the primary for a lieutenant governor?

(49:12):
When Forrest one like a bunch of people and he
was not He was not even a favorite. He was
just a guy driving around in that that red bus thing.
So it should be very interesting in these first few days.
I did go check the twitters of So let me
ask you, who do you think is the right person?

(49:35):
Since now we don't have to have a primary discussion,
which is a whole different discussion. It's a whole different
thing because there's gonna be people that are they don't
want to do it to upset the apple cart. Maybe
fundraisers tell him, hey, if you if you do try
to primary this person, no more money for me ever,
and that has influence, But now doesn't matter. Anyone wants

(49:57):
to throw their name in and is legally able to
hold the office, could be the next senator from the
state of North Carolina. Ross you want to add senator?
Do your duties? Are you okay? You get a sen
in front of your name. I think you get a
nice little black thing too.

Speaker 4 (50:16):
So could we could Ted budd have both seats?

Speaker 1 (50:20):
I like, you want to be a super senator? Is that?
What that is? If two? What happens if you're conflicting
on an issue.

Speaker 4 (50:28):
One of my favorite memes from this whole thing the
past few days is it's Tom Tillis's head on pee
wee Herman's body, and it just says, I meant to
do that, like he meant to like not run.

Speaker 1 (50:41):
Yeah, I don't know. I mean, I guess I'm kind
of leaving out the lead up there too. He started
expressing a couple of things. One, remember, till it's just
killed essentially one of Trump's judicial nominees. Or it was
ag for a certain not a g What am I
thinking of? It was a very importante the guy who

(51:02):
they literally then spit on. Yeah you know, I was
Tillis who cooked that. So already there's bad blood there.
And Tillis and Trump have never really been aligned, I
mean except from a party standpoint, And clearly Tillis has
been to some events with Trump. He spoke at that event.

(51:22):
I watched Trump speak out, but I never saw a
chummy relationship there. And so coming off the nominee that
he eighty six and now a stated opposition based on
Medicare cuts, which i'll play for you in a moment,
it's pretty clear they're not friends. So at that point,
ye know, till It's going to come out and do

(51:43):
whatever he wants.

Speaker 2 (51:45):
Here.

Speaker 1 (51:45):
Here's my ideal, because some people are like, why are
you not clowning this guy? I'm not clowning them because
I'm getting what I wanted. I just want somebody who's
going to go in there and he is going to
operate in a way in which they purport themselves to operate,
and we're not going to get into these you know,
little games here and for people going well, and of
course they've already written the op eds over at mcclatch.

(52:07):
You know, it's like, this is how noble of Tom Tillis.
How much did you guys hate Tom Tillis the whole
time you hated him? And so now you get you get,
you know, a chance to attack Trump with it and
you're super excited. Of course it's so predictable. But the
fact remains that every time you guys did a Tillis thing.

(52:30):
Remember when you attacked him over a yachts I did
a jokingly in a parody at one time, you guys
meant it and you accused him of basically sitting out
there with all his yacht buddies doing all this stuff.
And he's just what a typical evil Republican. This guy
is what a scumbag? And now you love him, or

(52:51):
the very least you you you love the fact that
he's kicking the guy you really want to kick. And
as a senator you are able to stay out of
you don't. You don't have to maga up, but you
do have to show up when it's time to vote
and it's time to work on some stuff. And there's

(53:13):
been a lot of instances with Tillis over over recent years.
Problem pretty much during the full time in office. But
as it pertains to Trump where they do not see
eyedi on stuff. And so then I have to decide,
is is objection this what I'm gonna play for you
or is this about really getting you? Know I'll get

(53:34):
you you got me, I'll get you. Is it as
childish as that eight eight eight nine three four seven
eight seventy four, Because here is what Tillis says.

Speaker 3 (53:46):
It's about between the state directed payments and the cuts
scheduled in this bill. There's a reduction of state directed
payments and then there's the reduction of the provider tax.
They can't find the hole in my estimate. So what
they told me is that, yeah, it's rough, but North

(54:08):
Carolina's use the system. They're going to have to make
it work, all right. So what do I tell six
hundred and sixty three thousand people in two years or
three years when President Trump breaks his promise by pushing
them off of Medicaid because the.

Speaker 4 (54:24):
Funding's not there anymore.

Speaker 3 (54:26):
Guy, when the White House butcher's advising the President are
not telling him that the effect of this bill is
to break a promise. And you know, the last time
I saw a promise broken around healthcare with respect to
my friends on the other side of the aisle, is
when somebody said, if you like your health care, you

(54:47):
can keep it.

Speaker 1 (54:48):
If you like your.

Speaker 3 (54:49):
Doctor, you can keep it. We found out that wasn't true.

Speaker 1 (54:55):
And what an interesting thing for him to be referencing,
because so many people were calling this his John McCain moment,
And if you remember, John McCain's moment was in opposition
to essentially repealing portions of Obamacare. They just needed John
McCain to vote yes, and he walked up there, put
his hand to his side like he was Caesar, and

(55:17):
thumbs down it. And that was it. That was the
closest Republicans ever got to rolling back. Wouldn't have rolled
the entire thing back, but rolling certain portions of it back,
specifically the areas around fort you know, legally forcing it
upon people for tax purposes, which which, don't get me wrong,
was about trying to kill the whole thing. But ultimately

(55:42):
none of it worked. So here we sit with, you know,
the marketplace as we know it. So for him to
reference that is kind of interesting when he says he's
fighting for people's healthcare because you then believe that Obamacare
is a net benefit more than you believe that it
had negative impacts on people that probably hurt access it definitely.

(56:07):
It definitely made it a lot more expensive for some
people who were quite happy with their plans. They're young,
they're healthy, they don't want to go to a doctor. Ever,
so I felt like a steal. Those plans went away.
They couldn't offer him anymore. They didn't meet the requirements.
So you get this homogeneous government thing out there, and

(56:28):
it's like you. That is where the philosophies deviated. Remember
till us was he was in leadership in our own
legislature when they were still not going to expand Medicare
or Medicaid. There was only recent Republicans that finally gave
into it years later after he was long gone from
the legislature. But ideologically, you can't reference the one thing

(56:54):
and claim that this is because you have big thoughts
on healthcare when the thing you're referencing was essentially McCain
taking the position that Obamacare was better than not at all.
That's the difference. All right, seven forty four raced agic
from the Weather Channel is here comes back for the

(57:14):
short weeks. I guess all right, or maybe he's not yet.
That's great, be fantastic. Push that button right there? Hello,
is that it? You got it? Yeah? My computer side
was going to update to iOS eleven this morning, so
right the middle of iOS. Well that's what it does, right,

(57:35):
not iOS, but windows eleven yet windows eleven, gotcha, gotcha.
Now you're in the middle of the show. But here
we be. So what's going on, my friend? How is
your How was your week off there at Hilton Head?
Literally it was by shark so well didn't but.

Speaker 5 (57:51):
Let's see, first day there shark sighting out of the water.
The third day there another small shark sighting out of
the water.

Speaker 1 (57:58):
So you know, did you get a shark or not? No?

Speaker 5 (58:02):
No, no, lives are lost in my family. Anyway, I
know what helpened around me, but everybody managed. But most
people did not get in the water.

Speaker 1 (58:09):
I did.

Speaker 5 (58:11):
Because I just kind of figure it is what it is, right.
I go to the beach because I love the ocean
to swim in. Maybe I'll catch a shark. Maybe I will,
and maybe I'll catch one like on my right leg
or something.

Speaker 6 (58:22):
Either way.

Speaker 5 (58:23):
Yeah, we didn't say how, No, we didn't, but it
was good. It was good. How my boys, do everybody
do a good job filling in?

Speaker 1 (58:30):
Everybody? Good?

Speaker 6 (58:31):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (58:31):
Yeah, yeah, good. You're going to walk back into things
probably getting a little a little more comfortable. Three day
weekend coming up, so uh, yeah's the easy street for you, man?

Speaker 5 (58:39):
Yeah, it should be and uh not so easy beginning
of the week. Weatherwise, shower storm chance is still hot
in human today on either side of ninety depending on
where you are, so try it maybe up for eighties
and your ninety low nineties, trying to heat index close
to one hundred this afternoon through early tonight, some isolated
showers thunderstorms that overnight load of bits seventies. The rank
chances increase a little bit tomorrow into Tomorrow night especially,

(59:02):
and we're actually outlooked for maybe some strong or severe storms.
Still hot in you with load nineties will feel close
to one hundred again tomorrow and what the storm is
coming to an end sometime on Wednesday, actually going to
get into maybe a little bit more better feeling air
mass with this cold front coming through mid upper eighties
on Wednesday and then Thursday and the fourth will heat
it up. We should keep the humidity and check though

(59:25):
lots of sunshine Thursday and Friday hies in the upper
eighties to low nineties. Looks right now like we'll get
back into a drier weather pattern starting around later Wednesday,
Wednesday night into Thursday, and this could last right through
this upcoming holiday weekend.

Speaker 1 (59:44):
Okay, all right, well, thank you for that. We'll get
into it to more than an hour. Okay, there you go,
Race Agic from the Weather Channel. This one's oh we
got another Starbucks person or somebody who wrote something on
some of these cups. Okay, and everyone's offended. Find out
together what it is. Coming up next. We're gonna go
into phone calls to full phones this morning.

Speaker 6 (01:00:06):
Okay, Jazy, please explain this to me. How come every
time a Republican senator is about to retire, they always
mess over the Republican base. I want to say screen driver,
want to say that word, but I don't think I
can say it on the radio. But tell me why
they always do that to the Republican base. John McCain,

(01:00:28):
he's retiring. The Republicans put Donald Trump in twenty sixteen.
We put him in there to stop Obamacare. Who messes
it over and ran only telling Obamacare? John McCain, Tom Taylor,
Richard Burr the last one. What did Richard Burd do
before he retire? Because he knew the Republicans in North
Carolina we wouldn't vote for him. He what did Richard

(01:00:52):
Burd do? He voted to impeach President Trump. He also
voted to end, don't ask, don't tail. These are the
things Republicans voter said, Hey, we want to keep donas,
don't tell, we want to all keep the bomb.

Speaker 1 (01:01:06):
But hold on, Jamal, Jamal, I understand your frustration. And yes,
it does seem to be all on one side and
not the other when the stuff comes to the end.
But uh, his vote didn't matter. Now we still have
to we still need the voting. But like it didn't
matter for the vote the other day, they still got it.

Speaker 6 (01:01:25):
But see, here's the thing. It still gave them a
talking for him because once again Casey, no Republicans. But well,
here's my thing. Here's why I say it's needed because
once again the Democrat part was able to take his
all talk. What he said, slam President Trumpton, would it
slam the beetle? And guess what, there's no Republicans lining up.

Speaker 1 (01:01:48):
Yeah no, I mean maybe maybe it does falter some others.
They're just thank you for the call, Jamal. I appreciate it.
It's just at this point the math still maths whether
that's a good thing or not. We'll find out. All right,
let's try Jay on the correct side here and hopefully
that works. Uh, Jay, are you there this morning?

Speaker 7 (01:02:08):
Oh? I am here all right?

Speaker 1 (01:02:10):
Can you hear much better? Yeah? Yeah, you sound good?
Go right ahead, sir. Well.

Speaker 7 (01:02:13):
Look, from a political standpoint, Tom till Us is about
as useless as a fight in a miitting And I
wouldn't want to tell him that because the promotion would
go right to his head. He's the antithesis of success
for the American people. And you know what, when Donald
Trump was shot in Butler Pier, it changed his whole
philosophy and his soul psychology. He's so much for the

(01:02:35):
American people and he's there's just four years that he
can accomplish this. And as I say, Tom Tillis is
the antithesis of success for the American people. I'm sorry
that he's not running. I'm sorry. I'm sorry that he's
not on a rocket. But he can get the hell
out of here faster than that. But that's the situation

(01:02:55):
casey Tom tells he's.

Speaker 1 (01:02:57):
Not running now, it's not going to be his kind.
It was going to be a complicated thing if he
chose to run. And thank you for the call there, Jay, Like,
let's not let's not pretend that this doesn't make things
a lot easier for the Republicans. I mean not easier
in the sense that you hate. They hate to lose
an incumbent and probably likely would have backed this guy.

(01:03:18):
You not don't understand that they just censured him not
that long ago. The big story a lot of big stories,
but the biggest of the big story, especially as it
pertains to North Carolina, is Senator Tillis says he's not
running for reelection. Doesn't mean he's gone if you don't
like him. He's still Senator for another you know, two years,
basically a year and a half, and there's gonna be

(01:03:40):
a lot of votes doweing now and then. And his
departure from the Republicans on this big beautiful bill he
was joined by Ran Paul is not entirely unpredictable. He
says he has concerns over Medicaid and it didn't stop
the last fo where they were to get fifty one votes.

(01:04:01):
So with that in mind, how impactful it is kind
of like John McCain's was with the repeal of Obamacare.
I don't know what that's going to look like, but
there's a lot of opportunities, and you got Ran Paul
who's against a lot of this stuff, you get one
other one or two other senators, and maybe judicial nominations
don't happen, and they still have they still have nominations there,

(01:04:24):
They have ambassador nominations. Former Congressman Mark Walker's among those.
So like there's a lot of stuff that could still
get jammed up. But the question becomes, then who do
you want to replace him? And the process, while probably
a little messy as everyone's getting in, at least is
not a process where you had to primary somebody, so's

(01:04:48):
it'll be clean slates on both sides. I think there's
a high likelihood that Roy Cooper does for himself in
the Senate race. Whether he's successful or not, I don't know,
but I could see him when to statewide elections, well
more than two but two recent governors ones, depending on
who the Republicans uh bring in the primaries. I think

(01:05:11):
it's gonna be an enthusiasm game, right because you know
I'm a presidential election. Then you just want everyone to
get pumped. You want them to show up, so turnout.
It's going to be key, and the level of enthusiasm
will be key. All right, let me grab a quick
one more calls at George. George, Hello, George, can you

(01:05:32):
hear me?

Speaker 6 (01:05:33):
Hello?

Speaker 1 (01:05:35):
All right, you're doing the quiet thing again.

Speaker 6 (01:05:40):
To me, he's an egg fucking bl okay, big balk.

Speaker 1 (01:05:45):
How So, I've seen a lot of spect pay you
for the call there, George. I've seen a lot of
speculation as to how she's on the short list there.
But I but I keep seeing and I know I
don't necessarly believe any of these people, but I keep
saying when she's like, no, I want to do the
family stuff, and I kind of get that too. Her

(01:06:08):
kids are right at that age where maybe you don't
want to run a full Senate race campaign, and look,
whatever it is, if this one's gonna be a doozy.
I know they always say this is the most important
election of your life, or this is I don't know
if it's most important, but it's going to be probably
the most expensive. And I think North Carolina has back

(01:06:28):
to back set those records for Senate expenditures, just crazy numbers.
And depending on who the two nominees are going to be,
you know, if it's among the names you see people
talking about, definitely a Trump. But you know, even some
of the others, what does he somebody think of Mark
Meadow should run. I don't know about that, but maybe

(01:06:54):
maybe you get him, Maybe you get uh, maybe get I.
I did reach out. I we'll tell you reach out
to Dan for It's not to ask me if he's running,
but see if you wanted to talk about it. And
he knows not down yet, which is I kind of
expected from most people yesterday. But I know that there's
folks who are trying to draft him into doing it. Well,
he lost the statewide election to Cooper. I know some

(01:07:17):
people think it was all rigged, but I honestly I
think people they they they got into the fear, the
fear porn with the COVID because we talked to him.
People call the show it's like, why would you split
your vote? Even though North Carolina has a long history
of splitting votes. So is that the right answer? I

(01:07:40):
don't know Mark Robinson out there, and you know there's
a handful of others, including some are already in the race.
So is there somebody do you want somebody who's going
to be more maga Maga maga, or somebody you think
is more palatable? How do you how do you how

(01:08:01):
do you say milk toast dish. Because you got options,
You're gonna have a lot of options probably, and real
quickly people are going to be picking sides, even if
they're not doing endorsements. It's going to be clear where
they are. And also, let me ask you this, if
you're the person running for this seat for the primary,

(01:08:24):
I don't know that. Uh maybe he maybe he does,
maybe he does pick its successor do you want you
want Tom Tillis's endorsement. Does that help you or hurt
you more? I mean, it just depends in certain circles.
It is a double edged sword, for sure. But there's
all you know, there's money, there's contacts, there's all sorts

(01:08:48):
of stuff. What was the other one that I saw? Oh,
there was speculation that he could Michael Wattley may leave
cheering the National partying run. Is him and Tillis or
they like each other? At least that's my recollection of it.
We don't hang out much, so I don't know. Maybe
there's some bad blood there, but I have not heard
of any. So all look, all of these things remain

(01:09:13):
a possibility. Over the next few days, we will learn
a lot more, for sure. All Right, So we got
that going on. They had this did you guys see
this story in what I got right here? Yeah, in Michigan.
So they had a dude who took hostages or took
a hostage at a bank, and so now police tarving

(01:09:36):
to deal and there was some sort of injury to
the hostage too, So they've got an injured hostage. They
got this lunatic in a bank. They don't know what's
going on. This Mercantile Bank, Saginaw Township. This happened right
at the end of the day Friday, five thirty and
a half mile stretch of their main street was basically

(01:09:57):
shut down.

Speaker 4 (01:09:59):
So how did they get the dude?

Speaker 1 (01:10:00):
Well, this is why proper planning is necessary when you're
setting up your heist, because this guy did none of it.
Not only did he not bring I don't know a
better getaway plan, he also was thirsty. And so cop said,
I'll tell you what, if you want to just calm

(01:10:20):
this down a little bit, we'll go ahead and we'll
get you a drink. He's like, Noah, don't you come
over here. And he's like, We're like, what if we
send it with a drone? Right? You think you know
where this is? Going and you don't. They did not
send an exploding drone, which they can do. There's a
lot of videos on the internet from uh, what's going
on with Russia and Ukraine right now, and you probably

(01:10:41):
don't want to watch any of them. So they sent
him over and then when he's got when he's picking
up his drink, they just shoot him. So remember, yeah,
he was holding somebody hostage there and I said, he's
not giving up. So that's what they did. During the negotiations.
Police use the drone to deliver a drink to the
man who was part ed, who's now extra parts, because

(01:11:02):
I think they shot him in the head. I used
the opportunity to and the standoff when it came out,
trooper was able to take a shot once he poked
it out to get the drink. It does not say
what the drink is though, so I don't Yeah, I
don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:11:18):
Ros.

Speaker 1 (01:11:19):
If the police are gonna give you any drink you want,
do you have one in particular for that moment. It's
a very tense situation.

Speaker 4 (01:11:25):
No, I don't think i'd care, but I think it's
I think if they hovered like breadsticks outside of the window,
it might be I was just like super Dead.

Speaker 1 (01:11:34):
Come out of there, come out is that garlic is unlimited,
They are unlimited in heaven. There you go. Yeah, so
that's how they got that. Dude, Dude, it's so funny.
Now they're identifying people there who are chanting at this
music festival death to the IDF. Because now here's the

(01:11:54):
here's the thing. So I don't know, guess some punk
duo from the UK who probably won't get visa to
come here for their tour. Now I decided to lead
concert goers at Glacestonbury Music Festival with a death Death.
It says death death to the IDF. And already people
are denouncing them. But then the journalists have to write

(01:12:17):
things like it's the first time somebody's openly called for
violence during the music thing, blah blah blah blah. And
I'm like, what about River the Sea or globalize the Intifada?

Speaker 4 (01:12:28):
Yeah, and it's the crowd will they they're cheering that
like he started it, and they you know, followed tons
of Palestine flags like Palestinian flags.

Speaker 1 (01:12:35):
Yeah, it's where we would bring that to the music festival.

Speaker 4 (01:12:39):
Yeah, and the music and stuff. But then when they
try to explain it, because I've seen people explaining this
in social media. They're like, no, no, no, no, no, we
don't mean you know, we're not saying death to the Jews.
We're saying death to the IDF. So it's just the
organization different. Yeah, yes, but then you know me sitting
there at home, you play this out, okay, So say
you get your way right, the IDF has gone on?
Oh no, what do you think happens to the Jews?

(01:13:00):
Anything happens to the Israel dead.

Speaker 1 (01:13:01):
Well, there's no idea if everything's fine not to be fine.
I saw one dude who was apparently because another identifying
people who were chanting this. He's like, oh, I was
at a concert and I got caught up in it.
Rush you ever gone anywhere and not through your own
wanting to do it, but rather because people around you

(01:13:22):
were doing it? Uh, screamed death to the IDF for
really anybody?

Speaker 2 (01:13:27):
You know.

Speaker 4 (01:13:28):
I never have accidentally, of course, you know, I've never have.
I've never stumbled into like a like a hate crime
or not. I never really have, but I mean I
never I don't go out much, so no, that's fair.

Speaker 1 (01:13:37):
You do avoid these situations, but like you know, sometimes
they're unavoidable. Like maybe next time you're at Disney, that's
a busy, there's no way to get around it. You're
on the people move or whatever. Somebody starts chanting, you know,
death to and then answered whoever it is, and you're
just there. You got nothing to do, waiting for the
people move or to move you, so you scream an
anti semitic chant. It happens. It happens. That's all the

(01:14:03):
guy's saying, you know. And the other thing is too.
It's like they have all those weird laws over there,
so I like, hypothetically, shouldn't that be illegal, even though
I disagree with what they enjoyed doing to stymy at
least our understanding the First Amendment. But they're in the
UK whatever they want.

Speaker 4 (01:14:21):
Yeah, they have those laws, but I mean they sort
of tend to go in one direction, right, I don't
tend to swing in the other direction.

Speaker 1 (01:14:30):
Are you saying we could arrest one direction? I'm okay
with the band.

Speaker 4 (01:14:33):
Well, I mean the one guy passed away, so I
mean the rest of the band, sure, the other ones
can't believe you bring that up.

Speaker 1 (01:14:39):
Did one of them die? Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:14:40):
One of them like jumped off a balcony or something.

Speaker 1 (01:14:42):
I don't follow these things. Was Harry Styles one of them?
Am I thinking of the right band?

Speaker 4 (01:14:47):
That is the right band, but that's not the guy?

Speaker 1 (01:14:48):
Yeah, okay, all right, Well I was gonna be my
question because I was literally the only name that I
could think of there. I know some of your guys's
angsty teen daughters are probably very mad right now, but
I don't know. I think I think that there was
five of them.

Speaker 4 (01:15:04):
I think the teen daughters that were into one direction
are now like twenty five, twenty six now, no teen moms.

Speaker 1 (01:15:09):
Oh not the early adopter's got you, got you, got you? Yeah, No,
that is a good point. They ain't been around for
a while. This is how I how much I pay
attention to the newest pop hits. There's a I think
we mentioned this on there. There's a bunch of posters
and pictures in my studio that when we renovated, they

(01:15:31):
didn't have room for him to put on, and so
they clearly made decisions. I flipped through their ross. I
don't know any of the people.

Speaker 4 (01:15:38):
No, Like you know, I'm here super early, like when
nobody else is here, and I've walked around on several
occasions like in the morning, and I used to be
able to look at the frame pictures of the artist
and like, oh, I know who that is. Yeah, obviously
that's Taylor Swift and she's still on the walls. But
there's tons of people now that I walk around and
I have no idea who they are, like no name
recognition at all.

Speaker 1 (01:15:56):
And you only know Taylor because she killed that guy
right and left the bottom. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. They
don't think she killed them.

Speaker 4 (01:16:02):
You know what is super weird now, I've noticed a
trend at the gym when it comes to you know,
the guy Sai'm so old like the newer music. The
trend I've been hearing is these like covers of nineties
euro dance tracks like Hadaways, what is Love? Or remember
remember like the whole like that whole trend in the
nineties where it was like LaBouche like be my lell yeah,

(01:16:23):
going on, well that like Yuro like the Ace of
Bass type stuff, that eurotrash dance sort of music that
was super popular. Then those songs are being covered now
and it's so weird.

Speaker 1 (01:16:32):
Okay, yeah, I don't need any of that. I want
to say, even I understand, people listen to mind you
listen whatever you want when you're working out right, and
do whatever you want. But like even my generation, most
people would listen to stuff from like Rocky. You weren't
even listening to modern music. You're already dipping back in
the wayback machine a little so anyway, all right, eight

(01:16:55):
twenty all right, So we got to talk about this.
As a teacher at Guildford County Middle School among those
charged in a big old Walter White style drug bust.
We'll get to the details coming up next. This teacher
Guilfher County. On Wednesday of last week, the Narcotics Task
Force in Rowan County Sheriff's concluded an investigation seasing twelve

(01:17:17):
hundred and fifty grams of fentanyl. And among those arrested,
there's a few of them. In charge is this woman,
thirty two year old Sidilla Marie Denise Owen. Now, the
reason she's gonna get a lot of pub is because
earlier that day she was teaching middle school students. Obviously

(01:17:43):
she is not teaching kids at the moment. The thirty
seven year old was charged with or excuse me, she's
thirty two, and the other guy's thirty, so she's thirty
two two counts of felony level three trafficking fentanyl. Also,
maintaining a vehicle dwelling for drugs is a pretty standard
extra charge there. However, the ringleader, I guess they think,

(01:18:04):
is a thirty seven year old guy by the name
of Jordan Jefferson who's not a kid's teacher. So that's good.
He's charged with all this stuff. We're able to crack
the system, the controls. Are you ready for this? The crosswalks, No,
not how they cross, but rather the what you hear?
You know, they have these crosswalks now where there's like

(01:18:25):
a voice that's screeching at you might have the chirp
chirp of the but also the voice. And they were
able to crack it by figuring out the pin password
on this thing, and they replaced it with deep fakes
of Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg's voice railing against capitalism. Now.

(01:18:45):
I don't know how many twelve packs of mountain dew,
probably an awkward, weird like warehouse setting with a bunch
of computers simultaneously being tapped at with these guys, but
they were they were able to crack this super encryption
on this thing and uh and make those swaps. Uh,

(01:19:07):
I'm gonna tell you. I can go ahead and tell
you probably won't be able to remember this all back Ross,
what do you what do you think the super genius
hack was for this thing? Password wise?

Speaker 4 (01:19:18):
I have no idea. It's probably super complicated. Yeah, so
you're ready, you're writing, sure, one, got it? One and
then two two? Okay, so so far.

Speaker 1 (01:19:34):
It's pretty young. It's like starting at the matrix right
right right?

Speaker 4 (01:19:37):
Is that a red dress? Okay, go ahead, No, that's
a three? Okay, so one two three?

Speaker 1 (01:19:42):
Yeah, hold on, I believe there's one more buried in
a four for the other one is four. So if
you know that, which I was very fast, I'm sure
not mostly picked up, but if you knew that, you
basically could control this sidewalk systems and cross.

Speaker 4 (01:20:00):
It's like when Leon Panetta was uh, you know he
got fished or whatever, but his password was password?

Speaker 1 (01:20:06):
Was it Panetta? Somebody I remember it was? Yeah, yeah
he was. It wasn't No, there was one other two
where their password was password. That's a favorite there. Uh,
somebody I remember when they had that big the big
leak with like a bunch of different stuff, one of
the one of the person's password. You're ready for this,
you're sitting down because they probably saw that same thing

(01:20:26):
you and I did and they went, well, that'd be dumb.
You would never name your password passwords. You know their
password was not password. Let's see what they did that. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I don't care how super genius you are. You're not
figuring that out, dude. You know you're sitting there, like,
did you try one, two three?

Speaker 3 (01:20:47):
No?

Speaker 1 (01:20:47):
Yeah, that didn't work. How about how about passwords? Tried password? Nope? Nope,
they got us, got us in a box? How about
four three two one is usually the reverse is up there? Nope?
Not that. Well. I guess we're all out of all
out of ideas. We'll probably never know. Absolute dupes man

(01:21:08):
speaking of getting duped. Watching Scott Jennings on CNN is
very catharitic Canby, especially when he's talking to really dumb
people like this guy who is a He's really bad
at gaslighting, but he's willing to try anyway. And this
coming down to the statement that Mandani made about taxing

(01:21:29):
white neighborhoods and a few different things let's get into
the Jennings cut. Here is he just takes this guy
to the woodshed. I gotta leave.

Speaker 8 (01:21:37):
Everybody's gonna be able to walk Manhattan. After he defunds
the New York City Police Department, Marie, I wouldn't. I
wouldn't advise walking man and after he gets rid of
the police force, just.

Speaker 7 (01:21:45):
To jump in, just to jump in, hold on, hold on.

Speaker 8 (01:21:49):
Mamdani advocated for for defunding MMIGHTBD in twenty twenty. He
since thatt his goal is reform, not defunding, and then also.

Speaker 4 (01:21:56):
Just guys are doing that again.

Speaker 8 (01:21:58):
It's just it's just one more thing.

Speaker 4 (01:22:02):
Point of order.

Speaker 8 (01:22:03):
He just said he didn't want to tax white people specifically,
just higher income neighborhoods that do happen to be majority white.

Speaker 9 (01:22:11):
Lie statement.

Speaker 6 (01:22:15):
White.

Speaker 1 (01:22:16):
No, I'm spress.

Speaker 8 (01:22:19):
She said that, but not on the basis of race specifically.
I'm not saying he didn't say that. He did say that.

Speaker 1 (01:22:26):
Okay, how does that work? So if he said exactly that,
and you say he said exactly that, but he doesn't
mean it on the basis of race, then I am
really confused. I have a theory what they're going for.
But because Mondami said, it's not that I was thinking
about it like race. I'm explaining it so it's easy
to understand. So my proxy, what he's also doing is

(01:22:49):
saying that any wealthy neighborhood in his I guess in
the city of New York is a white neighborhood, and
that maybe, who knows, maybe that statistically is true all
of the you know, the top ten or whatever, because
it all comes down to which data you're choosing to
harvest here. What do you what do you mean successful?
Do you mean the top one percent of one percent,

(01:23:12):
the guys with the private jets over at LaGuardia or
do you mean something a little a little different than that?
And then if you do, why would you just say
the neighborhood? Right? People do that all the time. They're like,
we're going to do this over in Queens, We're gonna
do this over here Staten Island or Manhattan, identifying where
it is or which are the boroughs and if you

(01:23:33):
want to get more specific, you can get into it.
Al Sharpton has some thoughts on Crown Heights, got himself
a little march going down there. They only killed one
Jewish guy, So but we were able to identify what's
going on, where was happening, so the you know, the

(01:23:54):
the to sit there and accept the fact it doesn't
have to do with race and literally use the term
white neighbor. I guess this is why you get paid
the big bucks over there. And then Scott Jennings just
gets the tee off on you, because holy hell, is
that predictable? Al right? Eight eight eight nine three four
seven eight seven four. And don't miss one of our

(01:24:14):
favorite moon bats in quite some time, a woman who
showed up at a duck pond. It's very serene setting.
It looks very nice, probably where people go to eat
lunch on nice days. Sit back, listen to the birds chirp.
That's oh ras. Some of our listeners are very upset.

(01:24:34):
I've I gave it on the air, their secret suitcase code, sir.
Now they're traveling man and at any point boom, well
you get one, two three four punched and you're that
guy was stealing luggage man. Well, I'm sorry, yeah, I
have one on my I never said it, so I'm
afraid one day it'll turn and I won't be able

(01:24:56):
to open my suitcase that is mine.

Speaker 4 (01:24:58):
I opened it once in this giant light shined out
of it. What is that about?

Speaker 1 (01:25:02):
What don't look in there? What was there? Man? Oh?
Nothing but good in it. It's like it's a.

Speaker 4 (01:25:07):
Super bright light.

Speaker 6 (01:25:07):
Man.

Speaker 1 (01:25:08):
Yeah, stare directly at it. I watched watched Last Crusade
over the weekend. Yeah, you know, here's the thing. When's
the last time you saw Ross.

Speaker 4 (01:25:19):
Like forever ago?

Speaker 1 (01:25:21):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:25:22):
Does this whole.

Speaker 1 (01:25:25):
The special effects your problem? Even though you know what's up,
you understand what's up, Like the parts I remember as
a kid of being like remember when he uh spoiler,
remember when he gets the gets the tank with the
evil general on it and then sends him flying. That's
pretty bad off the cliff there you know where then

(01:25:45):
and then his dad's looking at He's like, oh yeah,
he died. And then he stands up behind him his
special effects leading and that were pretty bad. And the
whole escape scene in the in the motorcycle with the sidecar,
whether they're running from the Nazis, from the run Vould
Castle or whatever it is, those, Yeah, that's not so great.
But I will say this, the Nazi general and uh,

(01:26:09):
the you know, the evil German chick who hooks up
with both the joneses there. I had I had not
appreciated how remarkably well albeit yeah, how do I say this,
it's a little campy, but how well they played their people.
He was a good dude, evil German or evil German

(01:26:32):
Nazi dude. That was a great villain. Man. I know
he's this sub villain really, but that was great the guy.
And you know, an whole scene with Hitler. It's just
all very smart stuff and fun writing you just don't
see anymore.

Speaker 4 (01:26:45):
A lot of the older stuff still holds up. We're
watching Jurassic Park last night, the original, and it's still
still looks amazing. I saw that.

Speaker 1 (01:26:51):
I saw the original here about it maybe a year ago.
I watched it. I'm like, that's still good. That's still good.
And it's just like, I don't know, I don't say
the writing was better, but they knew what they were
going for and they achieved it. They weren't good because
think about the things that happened there and how violent
those things are. Right, you know, when he rescues his

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dad and he picks up a machine gun and murders
six people. She never really think that about Indiana Jones
because they you know, they'll reach into it. He murdered
so many people during that movie. He murdered all the people. Now,
sometimes they murdered themselves because they, you know, didn't pick
Chalice as properly. But for the most part, he murdered them.

(01:27:33):
And you just don't think of Indiana Jones as John
wick Man. But he gets it done, so all right,
raced agic from the Weather Channel. He gets it done.
Do our best. Ye got the doppler dopplers quiet. They
just need to calm down a little, give us a
night day weekend. Everyone will forget about what's transpired.

Speaker 5 (01:27:54):
Right and at the beginning of the week through about Wednesday,
the shower thunderstorm chances are greatest. That will stay hot
and humid, with the heat index next couple of days
close to one hundred degrees air temperatures upper eighties, low nineties.
Today's shower thunderstorm chance has limited, better chance in the mountains,
just isolated shower storms this afternoon through this evening and

(01:28:14):
then tomorrow. The chance of rain does go up a
little bit, but it's best as we go through tomorrow night,
especially before midnight, and that's when we could get some
heavier rainfall. Some storms could have some gusty winds, small hail.
Not really looking at a widespread severe weather event, but
I would be on guard later tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow
night for more storms and then a cold front. Believe
it or not, an early summer front will get through.

(01:28:36):
We'll still have a threat for a shower thunderstorm on
Wednesday and number eighties though, and then by Thursday and
the fourth low nineties may have more of a northwest
flow though, so maybe not quite as humid. We'll see
how the community is going to be. But Casey, like
I said, small chances of rain today, wouldn't cancel any
outdoor plans. I think tomorrow afternoon into Tomorrow night's our
best chance of best coverage before we start to see

(01:28:56):
less rain Wednesday, but Thursday, Friday in the entire weekend
actually manned up in pretty good shape with upper eighties
to low nineties for daytime highs and plenty of sunshine.
Is a big avery high pressure now is going to
start dominating our weather. Okay, all right, you sir, we'll
oh did Ross? What's your email for you?

Speaker 1 (01:29:14):
Butich one was that?

Speaker 4 (01:29:15):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:29:15):
He did? He answered Friday with young Friday. Ok good, okay,
all right, yep, yeah, yeah, see you then tomorrow anyway,
all right, we'll come back with Jeff Bellinger next.

Speaker 4 (01:29:27):
Hang on, okay, see, good morning.

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Speaker 1 (01:31:18):
Casey, Okay, all right, Jeff, have yourself a good one.
We'll talk tomorrow. Okay, have a good day. Take care.
There you go. This thing is wild. Hold on and
grab this story. So this is this is how you
market this. So I don't know why you let it
keep doing its thing. All right? Ras you ever been

(01:31:43):
to Japan's foot You prefecture they call prefectures, not states.

Speaker 4 (01:31:50):
I no, I have not.

Speaker 1 (01:31:51):
Oh no, it's pookau Oka, pookau Oka. I'm sure pronouncing
that properly. So anyway, the local you guys don't know,
we called tafuku u for short. So anyway, so the
somebody decided to create the largest slide in all of Japan.

(01:32:12):
And the problem is is they did such a good job,
for people have already broken bones on this thing, and
that's and a bunch of other people have gotten whiplash
because this thing moves. It's a thirty meter slide. They
open it up, it's some big nightscape spot where people
go and then you can go down the slide, and

(01:32:33):
almost immediately injuries started to happen. First a two year
old being held by his older sister man in his seventies,
and depending on the temperature and the temperature of the
slide and the conditions, it's now getting so fast that
people are it's not eve they're coming off the slide.
They just hit so hard when they get to the thing.

(01:32:53):
And they have only now made the decision to shut
it down. And my question is, like she had four
people break bones clearly this thing. There's some design issues
on this thing. And at this point, now that you
know what it is, I would assume that interest would
go up. All these stupid extreme challenges out there. They

(01:33:16):
had just shut there to shut the Denver Zoo down
over the weekend because a bunch of teenagers were gonna
show up and take it over, which I don't even
what is that? What challenge is that? And how do
you not have to go into the bear pit and
convince them I'm ever gonna do this, Let's go ahead
and do this thing. But yeah, officials of the Denver
Zoo had to shut the zoo down thinking that teenagers

(01:33:39):
from TikTok were gonna come flash mob and take it over.
So that's what they did. They literally ruined it for
everybody you might want to go see, you know, zoo
animals on a busy weekend in Denver. I'm sure the
weather was nice, all right. Lastly, a Hispanic woman. This
is one of the things I'm gonna hold out. We'll
see Hispanic woman in Texas say that a joke was

(01:34:02):
written on the bottom of her Starbucks and it's now felt.
She now feels targeted and unwelcomed the joke. All right, Ross,
you're ready for this? What do you call a sick eagle?
What do you call a sick eagle?

Speaker 2 (01:34:18):
Oh?

Speaker 4 (01:34:18):
I see where this is going. What do you call it?
And I'm not saying it, we're not saying what.

Speaker 1 (01:34:24):
The answer to it that you'd clearly know, because you
just intimated that you probably know, you know, in other
word for sick is ill, right, yeah, an ill egle.
And this one was offended. Here's the thing. Could I
see somebody writing that? Yeah, maybe they write it under
under a bunch of cops. I haven't seen it confirm
that they wrote that. And then also there's all there's

(01:34:47):
would have been so many of these things, because then
when she brings it to everyone's attention, she wants to
tell you about all her thoughts on Trump's ice stuff too,