Tuesday-8-19-2025

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, boy, quite a few things. Uh overnight here
I could watch this video of this assistant age in
where she Rhode Island. Who with her was with her
and whatever little girlfriends decided they were going to head

(00:23):
over to the bar and throw a few back. Eventually
the people at the bar are like, you don't got
to go home, but you can't stay here, and of
course she pulled the do you know who I am?
Card on staff according to reports here, and then they're like, well,
that's fine, we'll just trespass you, which the amount of

(00:45):
people don't understand that at that point it really doesn't matter.
It really doesn't matter, like you're not gonna be able
to logistically argue your case. If the business wants to
trespass you, the police are going to show up and
the only thing that they need to know is do
you want this person trespassed? And then you're gonna leave,

(01:06):
and you can leave on your own accord or as
we see a play out on a lot of the
police shows, generally, you're gonna leave in the back of
a squad car. They're not gonna debate it with you,
and you can think it's unfair, and you know, if
you I guess if you have a claim that there's
some sort of discrimination, I guess in retrospect you can

(01:29):
you can go back and I guess try to sue them.
But the police are not there to negotiate why you're
being trespassed. They only want to know that the business
owner wants that. They'll do a report and your trespass
and if you go back, depending on what the laws
are in that state, it's not gonna go well for you.
I know this, and I'm not a lawyer. Ross, Are

(01:51):
you aware of this? You watch some of the on
patrol and stuff. Any lies in what I just said,
is that pretty much how it goes every time?

Speaker 2 (01:59):
Yeah, let me sell you that that's accurate.

Speaker 1 (02:00):
Yes, yeah, Ross and I neither of us are lawyers. Now.
The assistant ag in the state of Rhode Island is
a lawyer, and I know this because her and her
obnoxious friend keep reminding both staff and police. And I'm
not gonna play the whole video, although I did retweet
the longer version because there's a lot of f bombs

(02:21):
and you get the gist of it. But what was
so satisfying, and I'm sure the police officer just hated
to do this, to stuff one of these soft on
crime put the criminals back on the street, cashless bail,
promoting progressive das. I bet that police officer hated stuff

(02:45):
in a cuffing this woman in the car. I bet
it was just the worst part of his day. He
because he gives zero f's man. But the best part
of the video is the very last ten seconds. So
she's pledtter case. Do you know who I am? She
has spent the majority of the body cam telling the
officer that legally he has to turn off his body cam,

(03:09):
which is not true. In fact, the AG's office in
Rhode Island has already issued a statement saying that that
is not true. That is a courtesy that has extended
victims and witnesses of crimes. And even then the officer
can decline it. That's the law up in Rhode Island,
but not the person being arrested. And and it just

(03:34):
culminates at the exact moment they're shoving her in the
back of the car and she's gonna explain one more
time who she is at the exact moment that the
police officer just slams the door shut because he's just
done with her, and it is gold being. Didn't hear

(04:00):
what she routs? Whatever? What was she gonna say? Oh no,
I didn't hear it got cut off. You're up there,
you're a what? Oh oh no, Now we'll never know
what she is. Oh that's too bad. Oh that made

(04:21):
my morning. That made my morning. Now not gonna make
her morning, probably not having a good morning. But uh yeah,
uh good on that officer too, because there's a couple
of times too where she kept saying that and uh
at one point he said he did, he gave zero
f's so because he doesn't at that point, he doesn't.

(04:44):
And who knows, Maybe she's gonna, you know, call in
her little cabal of uh other progressive prosecutors and try
to screw with this guy anytime he brings a case.
And I don't know, we'll find out. But one more time,
because it's so good, the smugness of the smile and

(05:11):
the laughing too, I think that that might be what
makes it extra satisfying. Perhaps maybe just a little bit.
All right, So if you want to go see the
longer video that's I tweeted that out this morning just
for the show. It's at Casey on the radio and
you can go ahead and check that out. Okay, all right,

(05:33):
six twelve, you're on the case O Day radio program.
Where did I put this? Oh? Yeah, now I know
this is just week over week? So yeah, is it
gonna be is it? Is it gonna be wholly accurate
in portraying how it is now in a week over

(05:54):
week cent Sure, but you're gonna need more data. But
they released the week over week crime stats in DC
from the week before Trump did the thing to the
all of last week. Okay, when they're out there making
what four hundred additional arrest and arguably if they're making

(06:15):
these arrests, the numbers should go down, right, That's to
be expected, Right, you're out there, you're arresting the people
that are normally committing these crimes, especially ones that are
repetitive like carjacking, robbery, assault, you know, stealing cars, that
kind of stuff. But the week over week and the
DC crime stats is still pretty impressive. So in one

(06:39):
week they had forty six percent less robberies, eighty three
percent less carjackings. That'd be a win all on its own,
eighty doero assault with a deadly weapon down, just six percent,
car theft down, twenty one percent. Violent crime overall twenty two,

(06:59):
property crime down six. Basically all crime down about ten percent,
but some of the real bad ones, like the carjackings,
which very often can escalate to people being killed or
at the very least injured. Yeah, I'll take an eighty
three percent cut there in the district. So yeah, you
for that. It's almost as if flexing and rushing in

(07:25):
a bunch of these other law enforcement officers and actually
arresting criminals might have had some impact on the numbers. Again,
not a lawyer, also ready, not a police commander of
any sort. So and yet inherently you just know these
things to be true. So yeah, a couple of little

(07:45):
fun things to kick things off this morning, but we
got a lot to get to here on your Tuesday,
we might have the craziest woman of the week. She
won a lot Craig Cray and then took a like
a a mugshot that looks like the way you'd posted

(08:06):
a club you're having fun at. Wait to hear she
did do her boyfriend ex boyfriend, I don't know what
their status is and her excuse. So that and the
latest on the Trump and all the European leaders and
you name it, we'll get to it six fifteen hang
on phone number eight eight eight nine three four seven
eight seven four. So yesterday they decided to see how

(08:30):
many European leaders they could stuff into the old White
House there, and they had some of the ones you
don't see a lot of usually, like president of their
Prime minister or whatever of Finland, right, of course, the
Italian chick Zelenski, right. And this is off everyone. When

(08:51):
I say everyone, I mean mostly people on msn Excuse me, No,
it's not MSNBC anymore, that's right. It's now ms now apparently,
which is which is strange only in the sense that
I think the partnership between Microsoft and NBC ended, like
I want to say, it was years ago, which is initially, hay,

(09:13):
you ended up with that name, but like I remember,
Microsoft out of it, and then they were just still
using it. So why like seven eight years later they
finally changed it. I don't know. It's dumb. I mean
it's different, but also it's dumb. The now is like
news and our World or some you know, some dumb

(09:34):
thing like that. I know people were having a lot
of fun with it on the socials yesterday. So maybe
my favorite. Well, let's see, I actually have like two
or three favorites, So I don't know. I don't know
if we'll have to change the moniker or if I'll
treat it like Twitter. It's just it's still gonna be MSNBC,
just because I I'm old and lazy. I don't want

(09:56):
to change stuff. Plus ms NOW, I didn't roll off
the tongue. That sounds like what you may pray for
when you are forced to watch it. But you know, ultimately, no, no,
I think we'll stick with MSNBC, just so we know
who we're talking about. But anyway, I go ahead.

Speaker 3 (10:15):
Breaking news, Oh good as it pertains to our network
this morning, a new name for the network. By the
end of the year, we will become ms NOW, which
stands for my source for news, opinion and the world.
And look, Andrew, they even have a graphic up.

Speaker 2 (10:36):
I like there it is.

Speaker 3 (10:37):
Actually it looks very sporty.

Speaker 1 (10:40):
As we got to it looks the opposite of sporty.
And I've also point out that you seemingly remove part
of the color palette, so it's just bland. Man. Now,
he didn't want to do this anyway, some you know,
somebody higher ups say oh you, we need you to
make this announcement there, and he could probably care I
understand being in that position, but still as sporty as
the last thing that I would describe that as.

Speaker 3 (11:01):
To we're going to be moving in this direction ms now,
which I gotta say. You know, I got a call
yesterday afternoon and there's that we hope you're what you're calling.
I was like, what do you mean? Like, this is
the shows We're independent, And what I've said on this
show time and time again is you look at the
people that are running the company. They're entrepreneurial, right, Like

(11:23):
when you have somebody counting to your company after working
for like big corporations and and you're talking, you're saying
uh huh, and they go.

Speaker 1 (11:31):
We want you to be entrepreneurial.

Speaker 3 (11:32):
We want you to come up with new ideas, we
want you to push the boundaries. I'm excited about that.

Speaker 1 (11:37):
So I'm excited about this too.

Speaker 3 (11:39):
It's like, you know what's in the name, Well, whatever
you put into the name, what.

Speaker 1 (11:44):
Kind of weird housekeeping behind the scenes insight is this?

Speaker 2 (11:48):
That's weird? But it's also like a debilitating disease, Like
it's super weird like ms now, like only you have
like telethons and charities to help you know, right, yeah, yeah, weird.

Speaker 1 (11:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (12:01):
It went through like you know, board meetings and pitch chainings,
and nobody said, hey, that's like multiple sclerosis, like what
are we doing now?

Speaker 1 (12:10):
What about cancer in a week? Right?

Speaker 4 (12:11):
No?

Speaker 1 (12:12):
What? No? Yeah? Man, the old thing strange? And then
it just him taught like there's very clearly he's got
some thoughts on the acquisition of the network by other people,
and I can't tell if he's happy or not happy
about it? What's this part about being independent? Independent would
imply that you didn't sound exactly like everybody else on

(12:33):
the station. Man, Uh, all right, Ross, we got to
we're changing the name of the show. You're ready Aids
in the Morning.

Speaker 2 (12:42):
So, yeah, I saw Jarvis make that joke yesterday.

Speaker 1 (12:46):
Oh did Oh? I don't mean to steal from Jarvis.
Maybe I did see it. Yeah, so sure, Well Jarvis
doesn't have a show. We got a show. We could
change the name, man, so or maybe we should go
for Monkey Pocks in the Morning, because you know the
m's the roll off. Oh that'd be great, and we
have to we'll get out. We need to get promos
by the next within ten years. So let's put in

(13:07):
a request today. See there's some insight baseball for you. Yeah,
I don't know what's going on. It sounds like you're
gonna change the name and then not change any of
the stuff that makes people not want to watch you.
So good luck with that, I guess would be the
h where I'm at. So anyway, so MSNBC is like, oh,

(13:27):
the Putent thing was a disaster. I don't know. Oh,
he's he's the West is reaching out to him and
they're normalizing him. So let me get this straight. You
want him to stop doing what he's doing, but you
don't want anyone to talk to him to ask him
to stop. How does that work? And what happened? What happened?
They do the Putent thing, and then what happens? The

(13:49):
entirety of Europe flies to DC Man and doesn't get carjacked.
I would point out too, when they get here, you
gotta get the ball rolling. At one point, h Trump
leans over Tom Crone and says, I think he wants
to make a deal for me, which is a weird
way to put it. But people were like, oh, he's arrogant, pod.

(14:13):
I don't like. I don't I don't care if you
think he's arrogant. Would you like Russia and uh Ukraine
to stop exploding each other with drones? How does that
sound for you? I don't know. I'm fine If Trump
will take a victory lap and that happens, that's cool
because also then we don't have to worry about, uh,
you know, the Lindsay Grahams of the world trying to

(14:34):
stuff half billion dollar prize packages together every time Zelenski
shows up, who, by the way, showed up in a suit.
He showed up in a suit. Heck, yeah, man.

Speaker 2 (14:48):
You live the fabulous in that suit.

Speaker 1 (14:51):
Yeah, look you look good.

Speaker 5 (14:52):
I said the same thing.

Speaker 6 (14:53):
Yeah, I said the one that attacked you last type.

Speaker 2 (14:56):
So I remember, Yeah, I apologize to you.

Speaker 1 (14:58):
Look you look wonderful.

Speaker 2 (15:00):
No, my first question for you, Crenels to save sit
I chanced you.

Speaker 1 (15:10):
By the way, Ross, tell me, does that suit look
like a suit that somebody who wears suits would wear
or does it look like an Italian mobster suit? Yeah? Nine?
They got nine nine arrests so far, including uh the
girlfriend the girlfriend of the victim. So if you don't
know what this is a sixteen year old was murdered.

(15:33):
This is it's about a half hour outside of Myrtle Beach.
What is the name belt in Florence County. I don't
know the actual town. Nine teenagers in South Carolina rested
in a plot to lure a sixteen year old boy
to his death. And again this includes his girlfriend. So

(15:53):
this goes back to June when sixteen year old Trey
war right, I guess right, right, Okay was found dead
with multiple gunshot wounds in Florence County. The shooter, according
to police, is a nineteen year old named Devin Raper.
That's an unfortunate name of Conway, accused in the fatal shooting.

(16:15):
And apparently it was over the girlfriend, or it says
over a girl. I'm assuming the girlfriend. And he was
arrested the next day. But again, eight others have been
arrested basically the whole They like recorded it on video.
Oh yeah, this thing is super messed up. That's look

(16:36):
at all the mugshots there. Yeah, that looks like a
cornfield party right there.

Speaker 2 (16:44):
Man, wasn't that like an early two thousands justin Timberlake movie?

Speaker 1 (16:49):
What do you mean?

Speaker 2 (16:49):
There was a movie called like based on a true
story called lib but I think the movie is called
like Alpha Dogs and it was about like a group
and like the kid is murdered.

Speaker 1 (16:58):
Oh, I know, I'm not I'm I think I've heard
of the movie. I've never seen it. Not really a Timberlake,
although I did watch the one with is it Ben
Affleck where he's like the gambling guy. I wasn't bad,
but all right, so the seventeen year old geon g

(17:18):
I a n n I'm assuming geon anyway, I was
charged of being an accessory before the fact for bringing Raper,
who she knew was armed, to meet right and instigate
the confidence. Dude, if this chick did this because she
wanted two dudes to fight over her, that's the vibe
I'm getting here. Some of you women are nuts. Man.

(17:44):
Others charging the setup include eighteen year old Corinne Belviso,
Hunter Kendall, Sidney Kerns. They're all eighteen or just under eighteen.
I guess authorities have not released info on the four
remaining individuals. I guess they're so what was the trigger here?

(18:06):
Oh and he? Oh and the dude who shot him
apparently even told the girlfriend that he was gonna shoot him. Yeah,
but they chalk it up to romantic rivalry. According that's
according to TJ. Joy, the sheriff was talking about this
raper facing charges of murder, possession of a weapon, or
a violent crime. He's being held without bond, because that's

(18:29):
how you do it, looking at you cashless bond idiot
states and cities. Let's see here. Yeah, and the girlfriend's
also being held without bond. Yeah. Just the whole thing
is just super screwed up. And you know, clearly more
details will come out, but you're dealing with miners there.

(18:51):
I just like, how do you get I understand arresting
the shooter or a led shooter and the girlfriend, especially
if she's like, I'm gonna get these two guys to
fight over me, even though you know one of them
is literally, uh itching to shoot somebody from your own statement,
But I mean, what are the other seven or six?
Do they just come to watch? I mean who was

(19:16):
filming it too? That's that's the other thing I want
to know. And why were they filming it? I think
they I think they were filming it not necessarily maybe
because she's an idiot didn't expect a murder, but like
she wanted to watch these two men fight over that
is methed up, and I suspect that that's probably not

(19:38):
a foreign concept judging by some of these mug shots here.
So I look, she's gonna win Craziest Chick of the day.
But but uh, you know, for for the deadliest reasons.
But man, we got another story out of Tennessee, and
what makes that story is the mug shot on this chick.

(19:59):
She he's smiling like it's school photo day. All right,
listen to that, and I listen to the excuse on
this too. Do Do Do Do Doo? A Kentucky woman
allegedly destroyed her ex boyfriend's car by putting salt in
the gas tank, loading up his air conditioning system with glitter.
That's just diabolical. You'll never get that out, although he

(20:23):
won't have to worry about it because the car is totaled.
She did some other stuff too. Pregnant thirty one year
old Stephanie carl Quist unleashed her. You know what she
looks like. She looks like a much younger I don't know,
much younger, but younger Kimberly Guilfoyle.

Speaker 2 (20:41):
I don't know, man, I saw her like a like
an edgy to Penga.

Speaker 1 (20:44):
Oh you know what that is better? Yes, one hundred
percent edgy angry to Penga. She also has some other
features to Pega had. I don't know if you notice that.
So AnyWho, her antics, what do you mean antics? Her
criminal alleged criminal behavior antikes are fun? This isn't fun

(21:06):
included pouring salt into the victim's engine, putting glitter in
the ac, slashing a tire, cracking the windshield in the
rear view mirror, shattering the interior radio screen, and you know,
just I think she cuts some upholstery too. Now, When
confronted by police, she claimed she'd actually slashed the tire

(21:26):
during a previous argument back in July, but finished the
job recently. In fact, the result so extensive the car
was rendered totaled with an estimated twelve five hundred dollars
worth of damage. And she how do we know she
did it? Because she bragged about it to the tow

(21:46):
truck driver who showed up to cart it off, and
then called the victim's mother. I'm assuming it's baby daddy.
I don't know to tell her what she did, but
also to explain she didn't mean to She was stressed
out by her pregnancy. Is this what happens when women

(22:08):
get pregnant. They total vehicles and then have weird mood swings,
so they take I mean, I get the mood swing thing,
but holy hell man. Uh during your initial interview with police,
she admitted to doing it, but claimed that the that
the engine problem, which again remember she dumped salt in
the tank there would have been mitigated had he not

(22:30):
skipped his oil change. What a lunatic man. The problem
is she's not that bad looking, and some dudes will
be lying in hell this is it'll probably take her back.
We're so dumb sometimes. But yeah, mugshots just uh think
that's just super creepy. All right, check that out. We'll

(22:52):
tweak that out for you anyway, real quick, back to
the Trump Zelensky thing. So he showed up in a suit,
made some suit jokes. That's fine, glad. Everyone's having a
good time with that, and they talked about a few
other things with the Trump's Zolenski joint press or.

Speaker 2 (23:07):
There on, God, will we get peace?

Speaker 5 (23:09):
Are you open to holding an election in your country? Yes,
of course, we'll open for elections. Yes, we have to
do safety circumstances and.

Speaker 2 (23:19):
A little bit.

Speaker 5 (23:21):
We need to work in the parliament because during the
war you can't have elections, but we can, we can
do security. We need maybe how to say, we need
a truth yes, everywhere in the battlefield, in the sky
and to see, Yeah, to make possible for people to
to do democratic, open, legal, legal elections.

Speaker 2 (23:43):
So you say during the war.

Speaker 6 (23:45):
You can't have elections, So let me just say.

Speaker 1 (23:48):
Three and a half years from that.

Speaker 3 (23:50):
So you mean if we happen to be in a war.

Speaker 1 (23:53):
With somebody, no more elections.

Speaker 4 (23:56):
So I wonder what the fire like?

Speaker 1 (23:59):
They say, Yeah, dude, what a troll he is? Man? Oh,
and that sent the Lincoln Project dudes just spiraling yesterday.
Oh my gosh. She says he's not gonna do He's
not gonna do it. If we're in a war, he's
gonna start a war. So he's gonna have to do
an election.

Speaker 2 (24:17):
Yeah. I got a Spire report saying that that was
trending on threads.

Speaker 1 (24:21):
Oh, I'm shocked. I am shot. I've bet over a
blue sky. Oh my goodness. Oh, it's almost worth peeking
in on that. And and they'll use it. They'll spiral
these people up, they'll spile them up to the point
that they just did they arrest some chick for wanting
to ritualistically murder Trump. Like that's extra. I don't. I

(24:44):
know this sounds bad, but like it's it's one thing
to uh, you know say. I added, I'm gonna show
up the White House and shoot him. I mean, don't
do that. It's gonna get you arrested. But like that
wasn't good enough for this woman. She was here with
a federal charge yesterday after threatening to kill Trump in

(25:07):
a social media post quote, I'm willing to sacrificially kill
this president by disemboweling him and cutting out his trachea,
with Liz Cheney and all, quote the affirmation President, what
is the affirmation? The hell is that? Ross? You know

(25:31):
what the affirmation is? It's in caps. I forgot. I
was going to look this up last night, and I
forgot what is the affirmation? And Liz Cheney's going to
be there. It's a book from nineteen eighty one. I
don't think that's what she's referencing. Yeah, I don't know,

(25:53):
that's all I'm getting there, So I don't know. Maybe
she wants a book there and Liz Cheney, but yeah,
she wants to disembowel him and cut out his trachea,
with Liz Cheney there to watch. It's actually quite a
bit more here, let's see. Yeah, here we go, because

(26:16):
the whole thing is is bonkers. It's much longer, all right,
So she writes, Okay, let's say you have an elected official,
perhaps you're an American citizen. Even let's say you have
rights and would like to be represented. Perhaps you place
a call to the individual's office. Perhaps you make a
comment on social media. She thinks, perhaps was gonna save her.
I think she did. Perhaps you emailed the office on

(26:38):
a web form. But you feel unheard, you protest. Here's
where we are. I literally told FBI in five states today,
I'm willing to sacrificially kill this potus by disemboweling him
and cutting out his trach here with Liz Cheney and
all the affirmation present. And you did not come to
my home this way at all. Let's deal with this
and restore domestic tranquility. Yeah, should do it be super

(27:02):
tranquil around here? If you Mussolini this guy? So look,
what is our limit of the First Amendment? What do
you need for me to remind the Supreme Court of
the US that we will not be terrorized by leadership.
This chick is on a constant funneled stream of ms NOW, CNN,

(27:24):
the Internet, and the TSA. She needs to touch grass
isn't going to get it done. This is the end
result of what you say is you know, going back
to the Palin thing with targeting districts, where you're like, oh,
you know, when people hear this stuff, you got to
be careful with your words. This is what happens because

(27:44):
nobody on the left is careful with their words, very
few of them anyway. That's why this president gets people
taking shots at them, hitting them in one instance, and
lunatics like this, please just punch to go on social
media and write this stuff. Let's finish planning this arrest

(28:07):
and removal ceremony. Ice knows this country isn't going to
continue with cruel and usual punishment. Department of Homeland Security
knows I have to defend my AARP patients. I love
that she references the people who are mostly doing the
protests now, who have been terrorized will not be induced
in a psychotic hysterian nationwide to die by this administration.

(28:31):
So please just have Woodlawn field station for my father's
family from Indy, NYC FBI, for writers, Sandy, what is
what do you want? I can't read the rest of
that line. Something something Lewinsky's for CIA agents, let's coordinate

(28:52):
the arrest for djt's terrorism on the American people. And
then she added the White House. I mean, clearly wanted
a reaction, and she got it. But there's a lot
going on here because like she's implying that she's employed

(29:13):
and trying to protect people. Then list all her family
members and then once the trachia cutting out ceremony. During
an interview recently with the Secret Service, because obviously did respond,
they asked her if she was serious, and she said
she would carry out her mission of killing the president
at the compound with a bladed object if given the opportunity,

(29:35):
if only to avenge all the lives lost during the
COVID nineteen pandemic, and then the whole time referring to
Trump as the Nazi, and shockingly, she has been to
quite a few protests too. AnyWho, the White House hasn't responded,
but Secret Service did to announce the arrest, So there
you go. Keep it up. MS now MSNBC, CNN, and

(29:59):
the rest of you, because these are the beasts you're
feeding right here, lunatics like this six fifty hang on
the Crazy Tennessee Chick, the the Dark Topanga. Wow, what
a crazy sees mugshot. I got insurance. I'd forgive her.
I'm telling you, man, this guy's gonna go back to
her h because I didn't mean to him. I'm pregnant ross.

(30:23):
How many cars is Marky total during her pregnancy in
with Glitter? I'm assuming the number is zero because yeah,
I know that'd be zero. Yeah, because that's normal. That's
how that's how normal people are.

Speaker 2 (30:34):
Oh man, Yeah, I mean, like, you know, you like,
hormonal swings are obviously a thing, but I mean, oh sure,
evil Topanga took it to a different level, right.

Speaker 1 (30:41):
Yeah, that's why she's so proud of herself with the
bug shots. She's like, I wanna be legend.

Speaker 2 (30:46):
I'll give an example. So Marky was watching a funny
video on Facebook the other day, and I always doing
prep in the bedroom, and I heard her laughing hysterically,
like laughing, I've bet like so hard, and but then
she was crying. She laughs so much that her motion
swing and then she was crat like, so that definitely happens,
but right.

Speaker 1 (31:06):
And then she went downstairs and arson to the suv.

Speaker 2 (31:08):
Right right, Carrie Underwood the car no she did not know, okay?

Speaker 1 (31:11):
Or no the Dixie Chicks, Oh no, they killed a guy.

Speaker 2 (31:14):
Right, yeah, no, the Dixie Chicks killed Earl. Carrie Underwood
destroyed the car.

Speaker 1 (31:20):
Right. And then everyone's like, you go girl, Yeah, I
remember both those songs. Creep me out a little.

Speaker 2 (31:25):
Yeah. When we were playing that song, people are like, yeah,
that's girl power. You show them. I'm like, that's against
the law. You should be in prison. Right, you took
slugger to what you know what I mean?

Speaker 1 (31:35):
Yeah? Man, who's Carrie Underwood married to? She worried? Is
that Tim McGraw or no, he's married to Faith Hill. Right,
I don't know if you're her husband. That song comes out,
she's like, oh, what do you think about new song?
He's like, ah, it's very nice, honey, very great. Don't
you get me start with the Dixie Chicks. Man, Now
you want to talk about minding your p's and q's.

(31:56):
I gotta tell you, man, there is a farm in
Denmark where I I have to expect that the livestock
is so well behaved. All right, Ross just sent me
a funny story. Yeah, man, you gotta you gotta do
the math before you climb into one of those Some

(32:17):
dude had to be They had to get the jaws
of life. But not for what you think. All right,
we'll get to that here in a moment. Uh, just
an update on his story. We did I don't know,
like a week ago or whatever. I thought it was
kind of creepy. So you get this zoo, this Danish zoo. Uh,
what is the name of this It doesn't matter anyways,

(32:40):
here we go, the Aborg Zoo, all right, and they
put a social media post out requesting that people donate
their pets to the zoo so they can feed them
to the lions and stuff. Lions and tigers and bears.
Oh my yes, and uh but what was kind of
the extra little cherry on top is they said they

(33:02):
would take live pets, not just like, oh, the dog
got hit by a car. In fact, they preferred live
pets because it more closely I mean, which I understand
you don't want to bring a rotten carcass into there.
But and then they would they would euthanize the pets
right before feeding them though, Right, so you didn't throw

(33:24):
Timmy's dog in there live and then watch you get
hunted down. Still though, the whole thing was kind of weird,
but the public responded following the social media post where's
the number here? So far, the zoo has received one
hundred and thirty seven rabbits, fifty three chickens, eighteen guinea pigs,

(33:46):
and assortment of cats and dogs, and twenty two horses,
including this horse right here. So this woman donated her
daughter's pony, which is dad's cold man. You know how
hard a little girl's gotta work for a pony?

Speaker 2 (34:05):
Maybe it was like an ill tempered pony, you know
what I mean, like an a whole pony.

Speaker 1 (34:10):
Well, look, a whole ponies are a thing as somebody
who's worked with a lot of horses in his life. Uh,
there's there's you know, there's a holes in every group. Still,
what is it? What? What's what is the classic meme? Right?
The little girl she gets a pony and everything's amazing,
and then Mom's like, I don't know, pony's a jerk

(34:34):
to go feed it to the lions. That's what they did,
you know, I wonder if it was one of those
you know where your kid wants a pet and you're like,
now you can have a pet, because then I'll have
to take care of it because you're a kid, and like, no, no,
I'll feed and walk it and water and you know
how that works out right, And then one day you're
just like, ah, we got her this pony, and every

(34:55):
morning I gotta go out and I gotta exercise the pony,
and I gotta feed the pony, and enough of this.
The pony, whose name oddly is Chicago fifty seven heinz
fifty seven would have been more appropriate considering where we
gone here, was donated to the zoo. The girl is
now thirteen. I think the pony was having some health

(35:17):
issues and or maybe was in a whole pony. I
bet all the other ponies are on their bed. Oh,
by the way, after they donated the girl's pony and
then fed it to the lions, apparently mom showed up
with another horse, so I think that maybe she just
put in the other The other critter's unnoticed, man, like,

(35:37):
you better shape up. Oh you're over here. You're chewing
through your you're chewing through your halter. No, doubt. Oh
you kicked one of the corral posts down, all right,
going to the zoo. I bet all the ponies shaped
up on that's on that place, man, And apparently the
lions love it. Lions don't care, man, Nellie whatever.

Speaker 2 (35:57):
I was gonna say, like so, like what here's a
scenario because you're passing judgment on this woman. Yes, you
know to say. It's like that movie back in the
day with Val Kilmer in Africa with the Crazy in
the Darkness, which is based on a true story by
the way, right.

Speaker 1 (36:11):
If you guys don't know, this movie is basically they're
building a railroad and the lions like, we're gonna eat
all the railroad, right, and they bring.

Speaker 2 (36:18):
And they devoured like so many people. Like every night
they'd be sleeping in their tents and they'd wake up
in the morning and there'd just be people gone.

Speaker 1 (36:27):
Yeah yeah.

Speaker 2 (36:29):
Later on they found out that they found this cave
full of the bones, and they were like, well, my
guess where the lion livedside. Well, they learn obviously, you know,
lions don't live in caves like that, And what's happening
was the lions were devouring and the people working on
the railroads, and then the Hyaenas were bringing them back
to their cave, like the bone, so they found this, Yeah,

(36:50):
they found this bone, this cave full of bones and stuff.
And I guess what was happening is when they were
building the railroad, the food of the lions was sort
of like you know, uh displaced.

Speaker 1 (37:01):
Yeah, migrated out of there, sure way.

Speaker 2 (37:02):
They had nothing else to eat but the people. But
say you're in that scenario and you can feed the
line the pony. Would you feed the line the pony?

Speaker 1 (37:09):
You mean if it means if the alternative is Megia
by the lion, Oh, you could have the pony. You
can have a non ill tempered pony. You can have
a bronie. I'll give you a bronie, all right. I'll
be like, sorry, dude, I guess you should have dressed
up in a horse and now you can't run by

(37:29):
bad right, And then I'm back at you know, a
secure lodge. Good news for me.

Speaker 2 (37:35):
Saying you don't know what people's situation or scenario is.

Speaker 1 (37:38):
I no, no, no, it's fair, that's fair. But yeah, yeah,
but I don't the problem is is this woman has
a small farm in Denmark and I suspect that her
family being murdered by lions is not a problem in
their life, whereas it may have been for the railroad.

Speaker 2 (37:55):
Let's not assume things.

Speaker 1 (37:57):
Well, I've been to Denmark and I was not stalked
by any lions while I was there.

Speaker 2 (38:03):
So now I would like to know her excuse, like
her reasoning, like why.

Speaker 1 (38:07):
Uh so apparently, uh the horse had egzema in addition
to some other issues. So probably should have got that
thing on TV for ezma that every other commercial is no.
But in reality, horse and get really bad infections and
get egzma and then if they if you get like
flies and mosquitos and stuff and get affected, and I

(38:30):
you can't have to put a horse down for that,
but not really like I some people will put a
horse down if it founders, man, like if one of
the hose gets split. I don't know, but I's something
about telling your your your sweet little daughter that you're
taking her pony away and they're gonna go feed it
to uh the animals at the zoom man. Just it's

(38:52):
it's just as diabolic.

Speaker 2 (38:54):
Now you can sort of see like in the future, right,
you can see her like on a therapist couch or whatever,
and they're like whow yeah, why is your life in shambles?
Or are you crazy person?

Speaker 1 (39:00):
And she's like, well, yeah, why do you break glitter
in your boyfriend's car? And yeah? Destroy everything? When I
was thirteen, my mom took my pony Chicago fifty seven,
which again, why would you name a horse that I
don't know? But okay, um oh, and then she said
then again the woman spent brought another horse over. However,

(39:21):
the zoo was unable to feed it to the lions
because the horse was too big to fit in the freezer,
so they ended up chopping it up and uh and
making dog food out of it, which I don't Are
you implying that's for coyotes or wolves or something? I
don't know, but either way, all those horses on that
farm are on notice. Oh and by the way, they

(39:45):
have also stopped accepting cats and dogs because people were
a little creeped out by that, so they wanted to
update you on that as well. So there you go.
Fun little uh, fun little follow up there to a
story from the other day. All right, seven fourteen, Hang on,
Oh that's a good you know what Dibbs brings up
a good point, because I'm wondering, why would somebody name

(40:06):
a horse Chicago fifty seven and that would be like
ross and red dead redemption having a horse named Chicago
and having yeaded fifty five previous ones. Yeah, it wasn't
a little blackie on numerical thing, uh.

Speaker 2 (40:20):
For neurotic like A and seven. That's a digital horse.
It ain't real.

Speaker 1 (40:26):
Wait, so you want to put me in a box
where I got to feed a non a whole pony
to a lion for my own survival and you've murdered
one hundred and twenty horses.

Speaker 2 (40:35):
Digital horses, not a real horse. Are you one of
these people now of like a video games like cause
violence and stuff?

Speaker 1 (40:42):
Yeah, I mean that's a lot of it's a lot
of horses to you.

Speaker 2 (40:46):
And it wasn't my doing. It was the audience is
doing right.

Speaker 1 (40:49):
No, it's even worse because they paid you exactly right,
So you're a horse hit. Yeah. It was business, okay,
study at the personal mystery personal just business. Oh man,
oh what are you doing this? Wilber? All right, let
me go back to this story because like you gotta
make sometimes you got to make a judgment call. And

(41:10):
then after you made the judgment call. Even if you
think you're right on the line, the adult thing to
do is not tempt fate. Okay, so check this out.
A crew of Connecticut firefighters had to spend most of
Saturday afternoon prying a grown man, an overgrown man perhaps
out of a children slide at a local playground. So

(41:32):
it's your standard slide, you know, tube slide like the
brown ones, and it goes, you know, it does like
a three hundred and sixty degree circle over the course
of descending about ten feet, and Fatty mcfat pants decided
he's going to get wedged in there. Also, this is
what's even worse ross. Did you see the description of

(41:53):
how he was wedged in there? This is the part
I don't understand. According to reports, the playground got wedge
feet and head first. How how does that? How does
that happen? So he was he was like touching his
toes and went down the slide that way. So maybe

(42:13):
it's not an obesity issue. It's a that's not how
you go down a slide issue.

Speaker 2 (42:18):
But you gotta have the like the self awareness to
look at yourself and look at the tube slide and
be like, can I fit in the tube slide.

Speaker 1 (42:24):
Right, But he didn't even just go feet first. He
was head and feet first.

Speaker 2 (42:28):
It's so weird.

Speaker 1 (42:29):
Nobody's slides like that. That's not a thing at that
point too. Do you want cut out or you just
want to let you know.

Speaker 2 (42:40):
That's where I die. That's so embarrassing, right, yeah, man?
And then in front of in front of your kids too.

Speaker 1 (42:47):
Well, not just your kids, but all the kids who
want to go on the slide, right, who wanted a
fun playground afternoon, and now you know dad's jammed in
there and the slides streight.

Speaker 2 (42:57):
You have created a core memory for your children. You
always gonna remember the fire trucks, you know, showing up
in the jaws of life to get you out of
the slide. At the playground.

Speaker 1 (43:07):
They got this guy's name in here, They probably don't.
I'll bet everyone knows who he is in his community.
Though the other parents are gonna hate you, Toye come around.
Oh yeah, that guy who destroyed the playground. So my
kids cried. Umm, it's unclear. Look at this, it's unclear.
Is that that who is at the playground with So

(43:28):
he's not even there with his kids? Was he drunk.
What the heck's going on? Man? If you're claustrophobic too,
And oh my gosh, rush, how hot does it have
to be inside his slide right now? With this heat?
That had to be miserable according to police, who got
very hot and there were firefighters and the forty year

(43:49):
old started to get woozy and pass out. Yeah you think, also,
that's not gonna be a good position for blood flow, Like.

Speaker 2 (43:57):
At that point, I'd rather be you know, the famous
cave drawing of the guy got stuck in the cave
head first. Yeah, it's a meme that goes around. You've
seen that photo, right, Yeah, you look at it, you're
like that. It's terrifying that guy got stuck in the
cave head first, couldn't get out, couldn't back up because
of the angle. I'd rather be that guy because at
least that's kind of cool, Like a guy died in
the cave doing weird you know, Yeah, you're a blunker.

Speaker 1 (44:19):
This guy's just a drunkard, right, and two totally different things.
Let's see, I just try to figure out how long
it took to get him out. Thirty minutes after they
showed up. So, however, long he was stuck in there
as well before Yeah, there's the dude in the fetal
Oh yeah, at least I had to cut that one open.

(44:42):
Do you guys see what happened on that cruise ship,
that new carnivalship. Holy cow, so they have it's the
new new one. The one that they literally just launch.
Was that anthema of the seas or whatever. So this
thing is, you know, it's it's got that new cruise
ship smell, which I would think doesn't last real long
on a cruise ship, considering there's alcohol on everything. So yeah,

(45:05):
but this thing was fresh and some dudes going down
the water slide, you just start, water slide breaks first story. Yeah,
Royal Caribbean's icon of the Seas the acrylic panel. So
this is part of the big slide. It's called the
Frightening Bolt. That's appropriate. And it's a category six. What

(45:28):
is that? I don't understand the categories of water slides.
It's six good bad. You don't try to remember the
last time it ross? Do you remember the last time
you were on a water slide?

Speaker 2 (45:38):
Even I've never been on a water slide.

Speaker 1 (45:40):
Even as a kid, You know, I don't. I don't
think so, Yeah, I can't remember the last time. But anyway,
so this thing's like five minutes old and some guest
gets on there by the way, doesn't look the dude
in the video doesn't look like he's five hundred pounds
or anything, and he's going down the slide about halfway

(46:00):
through the it's one of the sea through panels, so
you can see the person screaming on their way down.
Literally the bottom just fell out and then you just
see water and this dude fallout injured, received medical care
that was not life threatening, and as you can imagine,
everybody's screaming in the in the video.

Speaker 2 (46:22):
And you can not pay me to go on a cruise.
Right now on Netflix, you got a bunch of documentaries
involving like cruise documentary that missing woman that went missing
off the Carnival cruise Amy Bradley. Yeah, I think she
was like maybe sex trafficked or she fell off the
boat or something. Right, Yeah, no way, nope, never gonna happen.

Speaker 1 (46:41):
I don't. Yeah, I'm like a cruise is on. I
know some people are really into cruising. I didn't hate it,
but I also didn't like it so much that i'd
want to do it again. I'll tell you. Like, a
scenery cruise is another thing. If you want to do
a cruise and go and you want the scenery and
the coolness, go to Alaska. If you want to watch
fistfights in the cause, you do one of those cheapy

(47:01):
four day Caribbean ones with like Carnival like, so you
know understand what you're getting there. Yeah, that's the other
thing too. How many videos now of absolute melees on
cruise ships are all over social media. The problem is
you're just around so many people and the air. Like
there was the one cruise ship I was on, there

(47:22):
was only a single spot on the entire ship where
you could smoke a cigar. And occasionally I'm gonna smoke
a cigar if I'm on vacation. When I'm working, I
don't because my voice gets all weird. But and so
I go and it's it's the private pool. It's for adults,
and only it's on the lido deck. And there's like
five of us that were kind of like cigar guys

(47:43):
who were going over there, and on each and every day,
some mom who wasn't even supposed to have her kid
up there would come over and like and get nasty
at us for smoking cigars up there. Stupid little adapter
thing on my headphones pulled out, Ross and it's a
screw ons. That's probably not good anyway. By the way,
I just noticed something in this that I had. I

(48:04):
did not know this was a thing. Ross. Did you
read down in the slide story to see this? What
they call people from Connecticut? I didn't know this. Maybe
you knew this growing up in New York. Do you
know what they call people from Connecticut?

Speaker 2 (48:17):
I've never actually thought about it.

Speaker 1 (48:20):
Right, So you know they call people from North Carolina, right,
cloakly tar heels. Right, you'll hear people make that reference.
They call them nutmagers. I'd move nutmegers. Is that really what?
I had to look it up. That's what they call
people from Connecticut. Yeah, I never heard that before. Yeah,
that's unfortunate, that's awful. That is That's It's like Massachusetts.

(48:43):
What do they call people from Massachusetts massholes or or
staff drowners? Right, I believe it's the term that he
was up there? Or the flators? Right? I think in
Massachusetts call them the flats.

Speaker 2 (48:56):
Connecticut, those are the three most common.

Speaker 1 (48:58):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So but I had no idea.
They call people from Connecticut nutmegers. I don't want to
say that that sounds stupid or soft, but it sounds
both those things. So anyway, and let's see people go targel.
That's stupid. I don't know, not as bad as Nutmegers.

(49:21):
I hope I never have to try to get a
job at a station in Connecticut because I feel like
this tabe will come up. But any so, any who
learns something new each and every day, look at that.
All right, let me flip over to a couple other things. Uh,
I don't understand the appeal of Bella Ramsey if you
don't know who that is. She's the actress from the

(49:43):
Last of Us.

Speaker 2 (49:45):
She's not wait wait wait, she's the one that said
in the show she was going to be a dad.
That's who that is.

Speaker 1 (49:50):
That's who that is. That's probably because she didn't want
as much a child leave anyway. So anyway, so they
were interviewing her about, hey, maybe maybe you can be
Spider Spider Man, which I what's just like weird variety thing.

(50:12):
But her response is why we're talking about this, let's listen.

Speaker 4 (50:16):
In or I could be Spider Man.

Speaker 1 (50:20):
Okay, I make that pitch right now of Tom Holland,
You're out, You're in.

Speaker 4 (50:23):
Tom Holland did a great job there. So so I
don't know, maybe they do need to make a new
one for me.

Speaker 1 (50:29):
I could see it. Come on, slinging those.

Speaker 4 (50:32):
Webs, Yeah, something like that.

Speaker 1 (50:34):
Is that your favorite superhero? I? You know what?

Speaker 4 (50:36):
Super Spider Man was the first, the one with Andrew Garfields,
other several with him. One of them with him was
the first time I'd ever watched a Marbile film, and
that was like two months ago. Three months ago. It
was the first time that I'd ever seen a Marbile film,
and it was Andrew Garfield's Spider Man and incredible.

Speaker 1 (50:54):
I loved it. Okay, all right, it's very complimentary. The
thing is, if she's non binary, is it's spider they
what are we doing? I can't figure out if if
Hollywood is done steering into this kid, or if we're
gonna keep doing this, because every now and then, I
think like Disney's realized, hey we just at like after

(51:14):
snow White, you thought for a moment they were gonna
sit by and maybe go all right, well this isn't
working because we're just burning money in a giant money
burning pit, and then you know, you get an actress
like Bella Rams. He's like, I'm gonna be a father
and then the viewership of the subsequent episodes drops off

(51:34):
by like two thirds. So we'll see there are multiple
Garfield versions of Spider Man two, I believe. Anyway, why
are they called nutmager? I'm sorry, I'm down this rabbit hole,
all right. The reason they call people from Connecticut nutbagers? Dude?

(51:56):
Those are fighting words, man. Can you imagine like roster
at a bar and some guys like pushing up on
He's like, ah, stupid nutmegro got, people throw throw hands. Okay,
all right, it's the state's historical association with nutmeg. Oh,

(52:16):
I got that. But then why do you start calling
him that? It had to be an insult and then
they just leaned into it. Early settlers from the state
were known for their ingenuity and sometimes deceptive practices. What so, wait, you,
your moniker is not only dumb, it's also based on
the fact that you scam people. I got you suggesting

(52:41):
that unscrupulous Yankee peddlers would sell fake and wooden netmegs
to unsuspecting buyers. Dude, why would you lead into that?
The hell is that? Man? All Right, well, look that
might be the worst of any of them that I've
ever learned, so good on that, all right? Eight eight

(53:04):
eight nine three four seven eight seven four. I'm gonna
go down this rabbit hole after because I got to
figure out what's up with that. If only if I
ever run into somebody from Connecticut who's bugging me, I
want to have one in the chambers, so to speak.
We're gonna get into more of this on Thursday. I
want to talk to Stephen Kent about this. Several of
you have sent this to me, and I've seen like
four or five different stories about this because there's multiple

(53:26):
lawsuits going on. What's up with roadblocks? I admit I
don't know really anything about it. I don't even know
what the game looks. I mean, I kind of like it.
Would you describe it yesterday? Ross, It's like Lego E.

Speaker 2 (53:40):
Yeah, it's kind of like Lego E minecrafty. I guess
child Groomery. I For the longest time, I've been saying like,
I would not let Lincoln play that game. He's wanted
to download it. I was told a long time ago
somebody met on Twitch who's a listener here in the
Triangle Hugs. He's a great dude. He's one of my neighbors.
So it's like really close by. He told me a
long time ago. He's like, you want to stay away
from that site because it's been known for a while.

(54:01):
It's been notorious for being like a groomer sort of
sight where kids will go on there and they'll meet like,
you know, people you don't want your kids to meet, right,
and then like a lot of a lot of the
things I guess on the site you have to buy.
You have to purchase upgrade like skins and sort of stuff,
and like the kids don't have money, but then they
meet like adult creepy guys who do have money, so
they sort of like it's like a digital version of
like a guy candy. Yeah exactly.

Speaker 1 (54:23):
Yeah, Okay, well that sounds awful. So you have multiple
lawsuits now from Michigan, California, and they all kind of
sound alike. Basically a young girl targeted or a young
boy targeted. It depends by someone posing as a child.
Then they sent the girl graphic messages and explicit photos

(54:45):
themselves naked, try to get them to send you photos,
So it's exactly what you would expect. But I think
what's really driving people a little crazy here is people
then started going on a roeblock to hunt predators. It's
very much the like the you know, the beginning of

(55:05):
the Chris Hansen. What was that called something justice I
can't which is is a legitimate organization?

Speaker 2 (55:10):
Yeah, I know that, the Chris Hansen. They have yourself
a seat guy.

Speaker 1 (55:13):
Yeah yeah, yeah, but remember the girl who had also
poses the boy.

Speaker 2 (55:19):
Come into the house and then she'd always like be
holding like a basket of laundry or something, be like, okay,
well I'm gonna go to the other room. I'm gonna
get some like tea or something. You sit down, and
that's when Chris Hanson would come out.

Speaker 1 (55:28):
Well yeah, but also if you see, if you show
up and the kid is actively wanting to do chores,
something's amiss, right, probably probably should be your first clue.
But no, no, no, no, no, the chick who was
not the not the girl, well sometimes the girl posed
like they had a woman who was the one who
worked for the digital group who was tracking these cats down,

(55:50):
who looked really young and also looked like a boy
a little bit and so it was weird because she
would be like the voice from the other room because
she coumposes a little girl. And then one episode they
had her as like the boy and then yeah, shed
doew exactly what she'd say. She'd be like, all right,
I got to run into the other room, or you're
not and just wait here. The guy's just sitting there
naked with his MIC's hard lemonade. Yeah. So anyway, so people,

(56:15):
I guess inspired by that, went on We're going on
roadblocks and they were essentially presenting themselves as you know,
eight year old little girls who want to party or whatever,
and then you know, petals would glom onto them and
then they'd get enough identifiable information they were turning people
in and some of them got suspended because technically they

(56:39):
were misrepresenting who they were on roadblocks.

Speaker 2 (56:43):
I mean, that's how well known the problem is.

Speaker 1 (56:45):
Yes, Like yeah, like vigilancees are on there dealing with it.

Speaker 2 (56:49):
That's how bad the roadblocks problem is. Like, like I said,
it's been a known thing, like I will not let
my kid go into the game or play that game.
I don't even know if they have an offline sort
of mode because I know, when like plays Minecraft, I
prefer to play offline all those games because you never
know what kind of creepsy are going to run into.
But especially in Roadblocks, I'm like, nope.

Speaker 1 (57:07):
Yeah, So for Roadblocks to see that situation and then
decide that the people violating terms of service are the
the the pedal hunters because they lied and said they're
an eleven year old girl, and then you throw their
accounts off. That's not good pr That's gonna make people
look kind of lean into that. I mean, yes, technically

(57:28):
they you know what I'm saying. Technically, yes, they did
violate terms of service, but you know you got to
you gotta.

Speaker 2 (57:35):
Check that view to it. You had a big problem
before and now you're adding like a stris and sort
of effect to it.

Speaker 1 (57:40):
Correct. Yeah. By the way, Roadblock's been around for twenty years. Seriously,
Oh jeez. And uh, there's like I said, there's a
bunch of lawsuits. I'm not going to get into all
of it, but yeah, if your kid's playing Roadblocks, you
may want to check on that. Just saying all right,
raced Agic from the Weather Channel, He's he's here, yep,
how you doing, sir? What's going on? Man, all right,
how are you. I'm pretty good. Yeah, we're just we're

(58:03):
just we're doing our thing, and our thing, thankfully is
not having to evacuate all of our coast, so we
like that some of it though, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, no,
but I'm saying we're not sitting here in the mountains
of North Carolina going we're going another hurricane, so right,
thank you for that, but we will not escape everything.

Speaker 7 (58:22):
Yeah, tropical storm watches for the coast outer banks one
hundred and fifty mile p hour winds right now CATS
three with Aaron forecast kind of fluctuate right around that,
but expand in terms off it's diameter. Thus the tropical
storm watches for now, which will most likely get upgraded
to warnings for eastern North Carolina. So gusty winds there,

(58:43):
you're gonna have dangerous ripped currents and surf and flooding
and even some beach erosion and all that stuff. So
that's why we've already seen some of that happening already.
You pull back further west and we do get a
few showers thunder showers in the coming days, but really
not going to see from the triangle to the triad
much in the way of impacts, if any. Some of

(59:04):
those showers from the east as I mentioned, may try
to get into an area from about Raleigh to Fayetteville,
but especially toward Greenville and over toward a Jacksonville in
that line. But all in all, until then, looks like
a pretty good run here today, some partial sun, a
little mid eighties tomorrow, mid eighties with maybe a shower thundershower,
had a slight chance of a shower thundershower on Thursday,

(59:27):
and those chances would be from about as I mentioned,
Raleigh and Fayetteville and points east and especially out near
their outer banks.

Speaker 1 (59:34):
But it could take a job.

Speaker 7 (59:34):
If it does take a job further west, it may
push a little bit more consistent shower thundershower activity further west.
So certainly something to keep an eye on over the
next couple of days as Aaron makes its closest approach
well offshore sometime tomorrow afternoon and during the evening hours
in that time raman into Thursday.

Speaker 1 (59:53):
Okay, all right, we'll talk to the next hour, sir.
I appreciate it. There you go, rage to Agic from
the weather channel. Bad news you who We're going ahead
to the Hispanic Festival in Charlotte. We'll update you on
that next. Hang on a little joy in your life
on this Tuesday morning, which you know, for the most part,
is a joyless day of the week, because Tuesday. Go

(01:00:14):
watch the video of the assistant ag or the deputy
ag up in Rhode Island, who, along with her friends
there is entitled and hammered at some restaurant and all
of a sudden, the restaurant's psych well, you can't be

(01:00:36):
here anymore because you are You're just being a nuisance.
So what do they do. Of course, they call the police.
They say that they want to trespass her. And again,
if anybody, even if you're not a lawyer, understands how
this works, the cops don't care to negotiate with you
when a private own, a business owner calls to tres

(01:01:00):
pass you, because this isn't a negotiated thing. If they
want you trespassed. In most states, correct me if I'm wrong,
then you get trespassed. Now, you can't trespass people for
immutable characteristics like civil rights stuff. But that's also something
you don't prove day of right. If you honestly think
they threw everybody out because they were black, or white

(01:01:21):
or a woman or whatever. Then you can go and
there's there's there's methods to litigate that. But when please
show up on the scene and they want to trespass you,
you're gonna get trespassed. That's how it's gonna go. And
every episode of Cops and on Patrol and everything will
prove this. And I don't care if you're an Attorney General.

(01:01:44):
I don't care if you're the assistant AG for the state.
And clearly this cop doesn't care either, because he several
times tells her, I don't care. I don't give an
f he said at one time, and and she then
starts lying that you, oh, you can't. You have to
turn the video or the body cam off, which is
not true. In fact, the AG's office and Rhode Island's

(01:02:05):
already issued a statement this morning for overnight saying that
she didn't know what the hell she's talking about. And
let me just tell you, I have a sneaking suspicion
and say, you cats in law enforcement can correct me
if I'm wrong that this made that cop stay, not
because he's having to deal with her dumb butt and
her friend, who are both equally. He is obnoxious but

(01:02:27):
you know, she is one of these progressive let's not
put people in jail, let's, you know, let's create a thing.
Or every time the cops arrest him, I let him out,
or don't prosecute him. I bet that that guy was
not at all sad he got to stuff and cuff
this chick in the back of the car. I bet

(01:02:48):
he told his friends. But look, he wasn't unprofessional. I mean, yeah,
I swore, and people you can't swear, Well, she's swearing
every other word. It's gonna be okay, we're all adults here.
But the crowning achievement, the moment that will bring joy
to you, is at the very end of all of
the whining and the teeth gnashing and the screaming and
that do you know who I Am? Which was you know,

(01:03:09):
went on for a long time. Is now the cops
had enough of her. They finally got her in the
squad car. She got her legs to swing in and
rather than listening to her one last appeal, he just
slams the door on her and it cuts off at
the perfect moment. Now we don't know what she said, Rossa.

(01:03:37):
What do you think she was gonna say? I'm ai,
I'm an a hole we may never know. Just doesn't care.
He doesn't care if this chick still has a job
to damn to be surprised. Man, But I who does
it work? Sometimes? Does the do you know who I am? Work? Sometimes?

(01:03:58):
Is that why people all we do it? I'm just
curious because it just seems like every situation I've seen
with it, I'm like, that'd be a bad idea. Like
I never want to be in a position where I'm
going to be like do you know who I am?
And there's body cam? Like instinctively I don't care if
I've been drinking in my mind, I'm like, that would
be a bad idea. This chick didn't care, and her

(01:04:22):
friend her friend, and I don't know, there's something even
more obnoxious about her friends standing there too, going do
you know who she is? Do you know who she is? Oh?
What's sweet? Justice? Like? Like when when has this worked?

(01:04:45):
All it's done is created like the greatest little things
on my button bar, like this chick. Remember this chick
right here, she was like some county commissioner up in
New York or something, and now she's forever on my bot.
The annual event has been canceled for this year, organizer

(01:05:06):
saying it's not the right moment to celebrate in a
large format. Basically, they canceled it because I think Ice
is gonna show up and start snatching people, which could happen.
But there is one weird trick, as they say on
the internet, so that you don't get snatched ross. Do
you know what that one weird trick is that even
works if you're at a Hispanic festival to not get

(01:05:26):
snatched by ice. You think of what that might be.
So you don't get you know, pulled away from the
concessions there because I'm sure the food is great. Not
be here illegally. I notice they don't bring that up
here in this story. Yeah. Yeah, So if you can look,

(01:05:48):
if you're legal, even if your heritage is like from
Mexico or Honduras or Switzerland, it doesn't matter. If you're
in the country legally, you can go eat all the
tacos you want, all the ensiladas, all the papoosas gorge yourself.
I'm right along with you, some of my favorite food

(01:06:10):
out there. But at no point am I like, ah,
I hope it'll get snatched by ice. That's how that works,
but sure, go ahead and cancel it for everybody. Cancelation
comes as the Charlotte region has experienced increased immigration and
customs enforcement activity, creating concern excuse me, creating concerns within

(01:06:36):
Latino communities about attending large public gatherings. You know why
this is because once again, the inability on the part
of the media, the intentional inability on the part of
the media to not delineate legal versus illegal, even though
people inherently know this, even if they don't want to
admit it is. Of course it's going to strike fear.

(01:06:58):
And by the way, the people who don't like Trump
like when things like this happen. They would rather have
people's festival ruins so they can write a big story about,
oh look what Look what happened, Look what he was
gonna do. Well. The Hispanic Carriage Festival chose to cancel.
Several other Latino cultural events have moved forward, including the
third annual Festival a Festival Colombiano. Let's see you here.

(01:07:25):
That's uh okay, that just happened in July, and did
everyone get snatched? Nobody got snatched? Okay, that's weird. It's
almost as if the people at the Columbian festival, they
are not here illegally crazy, and that's probably the festival
you want to go to because uh, I know it's
called Colombiano, but Colombiana's right anyway. So but they will,

(01:07:50):
but just be uh. I would say that food's not
as good. This is just my personal opinion. But the
scenery is probably nice. There's been so anyway, said they'll
try to do it again in twenty twenty six. I'm look,
how if you had to cancel because you think that,
or did you have to cancel because a bunch of
vendors didn't want to be there. I would be interested

(01:08:12):
to know the difference there, because now I'm wondering, why
wouldn't the vendors want to be there? And we've seen
several examples of this. They there was a woman they
took into Cussidy, had been in the country twenty five years,
had multiple orders for deportation, and they grabbed her over
the weekend and they are they're interviewing her sons and
they're like, yeah, she started a business, she owns a

(01:08:34):
beauty parlor. She's not she suld have been here illegally
for twenty five years. And I'm like, how do you
start a business? Keep on going for twenty five? Then
I remember it was in California. But but wouldn't you
want to protect that investment. That's the other thing, man,
if you worked hard, created your own beauty parlor or

(01:08:55):
having some success. It sounds like tech that like you
ensure anything else in your life if you're smart. Right,
so you get homeowners insurance. That's why you get renters insurance.
When you rent, you ensure your car, right. You want
to make sure that something's gonna be there. It's why
people when they're like saving and investing for you know,

(01:09:16):
retirement and stuff, or or just trying to build wealth,
you hedge or you you do things to protect yourself.
So to start a whole business and never once explore
the opportunity to maybe just possibly be here legally, you're
it's Russian roulette, man. And look, I understand why the

(01:09:38):
kids are sad al though one's adult one I think
it's sixteen seventeen, and they're both you know, they're both
legal in the sense they were both born here, so
they're both you know, US citizens. There's no hoops to
jump through there. But like twenty five years man, and
that's the price. That's that's the issue that you run
into when the system is so soft and you have
essentially these states where there's like no everything's find you

(01:10:00):
get a driver's license and then go kill three people
in Florida, which, by the way, did you see who?
Gavin Newsom's office blamed the uh, the guy who killed
the three people allegedly down in Florida. The guy who
was here illegally was issued a CDL ross. We figured
out he was probably whose fault it is? You want
to guess whose fault it is? According to Newsom's office.

Speaker 2 (01:10:22):
I mean, I mean I could probably guess it.

Speaker 1 (01:10:24):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think so. Yeah it's Trump. You're
a Trump's fault.

Speaker 2 (01:10:29):
Yeah you mean you mean from that from the free
state of California, right.

Speaker 1 (01:10:34):
Yes, yes, from the free state of California, which we'll
talk more crap about them here in the moment. But yeah, no,
it's Odd's clearly Trump's fault. Yeah. So Newsom's office put
out there's really They even made a graphic with a
stupid photo of Trump on it to respond, says fact
consistent with federal laws, California law that you must have
lawful presence I e. Blah blah blah blah blah. The

(01:10:55):
you ask to obtain a commercial driver's license. So what
they're claiming is that under he entered under the Trump
presidency and then stuck around. But just the fact that
he entered in twenty eighteen, well that doesn't give him
legal status because they didn't catch him. That's so stupid.
And then what does this guy do. He then finally

(01:11:17):
gets a hearing. Trump denies it, or i should say
the Trump during the Trump administration, they deny it, and
then he appeals. And under the Biden administration, this guy
claimed that if he went back to India he'd be
subject to like getting murdered or something, which, by the way,
is standard protocol. What you're supposed to say in every situation.
That's what everyone says. You would think that everyone's getting

(01:11:40):
murdered every day, all day everywhere in the world, and
some places, yes, in India, I mean the crime's a
little higher, but people tend to do Okay, they're murdered
everyone there wouldn't be like how many billion there, okay.
So anyway, of course, the Biden Administration's say, oh yeah, no, absolutely,
you can stay and then California, it's like, ah, we're

(01:12:03):
just going to give you a CDL man, Oh, you
useould drive trucks in India. That's exactly the same. Here
you go. And then Newsom's office wants to blame it
on Trump. Now, I will say this for Newsom, the
expansion of issuing licenses, including CDLs, two people who have
any sort of status. Now, remember Gavin's basing it on
the made up status that under Biden they just pretended

(01:12:25):
it's a status. Now like that most of the people
were here. They just made up this fake status for
once they undid the remain in Mexico policy, so they
had That's why I call it quasi status. They really
didn't have status, but everyone pretended that they did. That
was actually signed under A Gavin Newsom's predecessor and went

(01:12:45):
into effect in twenty fifteen. So while he didn't pass
the law, Trump sures held into it. And it's pretty
clear from the series of events that they were not
inclined to let him stay and then find the Lucky
for him, Biden came into office. But they're so dysfunctional. Man,

(01:13:05):
we're just talking about what we're talking about a couple
of things. So did you guys see the video of
the ship that exploded in Baltimore Harbor. Boy, that port's
having a rough go of it. Man, first your bridge
gets combloed, then you can't get the damn thing rebuilt.
How long does it take to rebuild or at least
start to rebuild a bridge, because Baltimore is undergoing what

(01:13:26):
is one of the one of the filthiest things that
happens with development and everything in this country. And what
you get is you get like you get piece of garbage.
Lawyers like the Southern Environmental Law Center and they're in
Chapel Hill, and so what they do is they get
a bunch of money so they can sue, right they
and just keep and just make projects not happen. Oh,

(01:13:49):
we found a diversity salamanders, so we're not going to
have homes for people anymore. Or in the case, I
remember the Oregon Inlet insanity right when they wanted to
rebuild the bridge Oregon Inlet, and so they sued and sued,
and it took so long, and then eventually they demanded
that the bridge, instead of just being the regular straight bridge,
was going to be what seventeen and a half miles

(01:14:10):
go out all over the water and stuff. That's not
a serious proposal. That's this environmental litigation way is this
is how they styn you. This. This is what's happening
in Baltimore. An existing bridge that's useful can't be rebuilt
because they're in lawsuit, hell at environmental review. Hell. It's
the same thing that's going on in California. Californians have

(01:14:31):
a dismay within the on the liberal side of people
who own beachside property. Right one, you can't own a
private beach in California with very rare exceptions, which I
guess I'm okay with. That's fine, But even property that's
too close to it, they actively root for those to
fall off. And what Malibu is not going to rebuild
that strip. I'll just go ahead and lay that bet

(01:14:53):
right now. That's not going to happen. They haven't started
rebuilding anything there. Remember, just supposed to be a rush job.
They're going to get it done.

Speaker 2 (01:15:03):
Yeah, they assumed it was going to be a rush
job because you know, they're well off, and they're wealthy,
and they're and them are famous, and obviously my house
is going to get rebuilt. Well, no, it isn't Nope,
And then and then you compare that to like what happened, uh,
you know down in Florida with DeSantis. Remember when he
built that bridge in like a week.

Speaker 1 (01:15:18):
Yeah, four myers. Yeah, well they get a cross over
the island there, and Ross is not exaggerating. I don't
even think it was a week. I think it was
just a few days, wasn't it.

Speaker 2 (01:15:27):
I know it was like five days.

Speaker 1 (01:15:28):
Yeah, they're like, oh okay, here's a bridge now. Granted,
look rebuilding all of that, that whole strip of homes
and Malibury. If you ever been there, it's a lot
of property. They're Pacific Palasa is a lot of property.
But you could start something or you could dig a hole.

Speaker 2 (01:15:41):
Well, you got to get the permits, and then you
got to get a you know, put it up to
a vote, and then another vote permits. I'd say, it's
you know, it's a long thing. You know, it's very
unless you're in Florida and it takes five days.

Speaker 1 (01:15:52):
Yeah, well, hey man, and and and so and do
we know why this ship exploded in Baltimore Harbor? Were
they smuggling in there? Right? Isn't that why ships explode?
I believe that's why ships explode, or or what's the
movie where he goes and detonates the oil tanker. Was

(01:16:15):
that the equalizer right where he goes to the harbor
and then he did the walk away from the fire
scene that they do in every movie, or the explosion
of it in the background. Yeah, maybe that's what it was.
Or maybe they were smuggling explosive Chinese immigrants in a
cargo container. I don't know. But at least the explosion
didn't damage the Francis Scott Key Bridge because it's not there,

(01:16:38):
So that's I guess that's lucky. Yeah. Man, A lot
of people don't realize that is Baltimore are busy. It's
like people don't realize how busy the Baltimore Harbor. Is
Baltimore is one of the busiest import export harbors in
the country. It's substantial. Yeah, I'm looking at the thing

(01:16:58):
here and I don't know. All right, here we go
US Coastcard Cruise and firefighters from the City of Baltimore
responded the incident. It's actually successfully extinguishing the fire. Or
twenty three crew members escaped injury. That's good. What were
they hauling? Just standard stuff? There, all right. It doesn't

(01:17:22):
say nope, doesn't say they're either, even though it says
they're gonna say, all right, well, well guy, we'll update you.
We see anything there eight nineteen Cacoda Radio program Hang on,
all right, Well I don't see anything, So I guess
the guy in Florida all right, because Roz really threw
me for a loop at first, because I thought he

(01:17:43):
was talking about a different bridge. All right, So the
guy in Florida who's accused of making that U turn
on the I mean there's video, so do what you
want with that and killing that family of three. Now
I'm seeing people that are emailing the show and sending
stuff saying he's also of the dude that collapsed a bridge.
But when he said it, sir, I was talking about

(01:18:04):
the bridge in Baltimore, So it didn't make any sense
to me. Unless this guy is really busy. How does
that work? He kills the people and he collapse of
Francis Scott Key Bridge, At what point do you throw
him out? Also, Ross, I just saw this, you're ready.
It's also the man who shot Liberty Valance. So but no,

(01:18:27):
Now somebody sent this to me and it sounds like
there was a bridge. Semi truck carry process chick and
attempted to cross it. It was well over the weight limit.
Driver escaped unharmed. I don't know if it's the same guy.
I'll be honest with you, and the only links that
I've been sent are tweets with no sourcings. So I'll

(01:18:50):
take a weight and see it. Who knows. Might be right,
at least that's in the proximity. But I was very
confused because at first I thought he was talking about
the Baltimore Bridge.

Speaker 2 (01:19:00):
So he crashed a boat into a Florida bridge, that's
what they're saying.

Speaker 1 (01:19:03):
No, they're saying there's a small bridge in Florida, and
uh it had a weight limit of six tons and
this guy was hauling quite a bit more in a truck.
Whoever it was what to drive over the bridge and
the bridge gave out. But it's not a big high bridge.
Nobody was injured, but it destroyed the bridge right because
the guy didn't read the sign. You know, you go
over a bridge was a sign right there. Go over
and under or under an underpass was a sign right

(01:19:25):
there for the height. Gotta pay attention to that. So wait,
what's the road next to this slutty Bank's access road.
What's that? What? What?

Speaker 5 (01:19:37):
What?

Speaker 1 (01:19:37):
What's on Slutty Banks Road? This is an Ark, Florida.

Speaker 2 (01:19:45):
I'm guessing show prep.

Speaker 1 (01:19:47):
Yeah a little bit. Is that our booger hole or whatever?
West Virginia sister city.

Speaker 2 (01:19:51):
Or well, neare you?

Speaker 1 (01:19:52):
I grew up in a booger hole? Was it booger hole? Yeah?
Bog hole? Right? That was one of my FA's, one
of my favorite radio moments. Or I was trying to
stereotypically make fun of dumb town names in West Virginia,
and I just I threw out booger hole as part
of the stupid example I was using. And then like
an hour now, not even an hour later, like twenty
minutes later, some trucker who was listening is like, that's

(01:20:16):
a town, sir. I want nothing to do with squatters.
I find them among the biggest pieces of scum on
the planet, right, just because of the arrogance it's takes,
and and and then if somehow, some way through uh
you know, cashing in your entire savings to get lawyers
to petition the state just so you can evict people

(01:20:38):
out of your home that were never supposed to be
there in the first place, because they broke in one
time when you're on vacation for too long, like I
just put them up against a wall. Honestly, there's no
use for people like that in society. However, occasionally, occasionally
I might be team squattered. Like I give you an example.

(01:20:59):
We had a do I didn't get to. I just
realized I didn't get to it yesterday. But I had
a story in the stack I didn't get to. And
so this this. I don't know where they live, but
I think they live in Canada actually so anyway, but
they own a house in Florida. A lot of Canadians do.
And they hadn't been to their house in Florida, and
they had it down after a few months, and apparently
when they opened up, like a hundred raccoons had taken

(01:21:19):
up residency in their home, which you know, that's an
adorable set of squatters there. I mean, it's a huge problem,
but there you go. The raccoon's going to do what
raccoons do. Trash pan again, a trash panda. So have
there ever been any squatters that were human that I

(01:21:39):
was down with? Not till today. We just retweeted this
video about the African tribe of the Kingdom rather of Kubala.
Now you're wondering what which punch and f where? Wait? Wait,

(01:22:01):
where's the tribe of Kubala from? Ross you think you
can guess which African nation the tribe of Kubala is
from and do it in under twenty seconds? Do you
think that's something? Maybe if you want to guesstimate here,
may take a crack at it so people know where
it is. Come on, man, where is the No?

Speaker 2 (01:22:23):
No, South Africa?

Speaker 1 (01:22:26):
No? No, Kenya ny no all close. No, it's not
democratic Republic of the Congo. Oh no, and it's neither
democratic or really a republic. But no, not there.

Speaker 2 (01:22:37):
Come on Libya, Libya?

Speaker 1 (01:22:40):
No, no, no, it's in Scotland. Stupid Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:22:46):
I saw a movie about that. It was what do
you call it?

Speaker 1 (01:22:48):
The big black.

Speaker 2 (01:22:51):
King with the with the with the lazy eye, right
the last king of that I talk about me? Yeah?
Is that the guy Forrest? Is that the Kingdom?

Speaker 1 (01:23:00):
No, and that boy that confused a lot of people.
The doctor Scottish, the doctor who went there lived under
this dude could hook up with any chick in the
entire country because the king would order it and then
choose to sleep with his wife.

Speaker 4 (01:23:13):
What.

Speaker 1 (01:23:13):
Oh, by the way, he's crazy, what a complete dumbass.
The heart wants what the heart wants, you know.

Speaker 2 (01:23:18):
Like the guy you're working for is a complete psychopath.
Like that's crazy.

Speaker 1 (01:23:21):
Yeah, of course your heart wants that. He may remove
it in front of you.

Speaker 2 (01:23:26):
But we're so we're talking about a different a different guy.

Speaker 1 (01:23:28):
We were talking about a different guy, so, believe it
or not, there is a group of migrants who claim
to be the African tribe from the Kingdom of Kubala,
who have set up shop in the woods of the
Scottish Highlands and have claimed it their kingdom now, saying
that this was land stolen from their ancestors in the
Highlands four hundred years ago, which is weird because we

(01:23:51):
have pretty good documentation about who was banging around the
highlands four hundred years ago. They've even made some movies
about it. But you know, it's apparently Hollywood switched it up.
So I kids, you not. By the way, Ross in
the video, that's a nice kingdom, isn't it really nice?

Speaker 7 (01:24:08):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (01:24:08):
No, yeah, no, it's very fancy.

Speaker 1 (01:24:10):
Yeah, all the tents and the trash piles and stuff like.

Speaker 2 (01:24:13):
I was confused. I was like, is this a Marvel movie?
Is that Wakanda?

Speaker 1 (01:24:16):
Right? No, I thought that too, and then I thought
it might be Acon's super future village thing we talked about,
but it is neither. It is the Kingdom of Kubala
that has taken over several acres of public property in
the Scottish Islands. So and by the way, they're dressed
like the dude, the guy who's the king is wearing

(01:24:38):
like the loinclothy look with the shoulder shawl and the
you know the thing that democrats were wearing while they
were kneeling in the Senate rotunda. And he's got like
the war paint and he's holding a staff.

Speaker 2 (01:24:50):
Well, here's the thing. And it's like, you know, it's
entertaining to watch, and it's funny because it's so out there.
But I would not even be surprised if the Government
of Scotland gave them the land because they've gone so
the rails.

Speaker 1 (01:25:00):
That's true. Yeah, they're just like, no, you're right, even
though historically none of that tracks. We don't want to
look like bigots. So here you go. Fact, here's a
few extra acres to store your mountains of garbage on.
Oh and what is this like like a social worker
is going and checking on him? All right, I guess

(01:25:22):
she's a reporter. What is this not inside the African
nation living in the Scottish It's not an African king
excuse me? Kingdom? Uh oh oh Russ? Do you okay?
So in the video, do you understand what the crux
of her video is this woke reporter? Do you know
why she's talking to him? Not because this is insane

(01:25:45):
that you've decided that this is your kingdom? Well you
know where William Wallace's house was? No, no, no, no,
She's talking to him because, believe it or not, some
of the local Scottish folk or being kind of mean
to him, and so she wants to go make sure
they're okay because there's been reports of vigilantes, I guess
stealing their garbage or something. So no, you're probably right.

(01:26:06):
You get a few of her in a position of power,
plus the press that she's providing for them, they probably
are gonna give them the land. Isn't your family doesn't
your family originate from part of your family from Scotland?
Didn't you say that ross.

Speaker 2 (01:26:19):
Ah, yeah, Scotland, Ireland and England.

Speaker 1 (01:26:21):
Yeah. Yeah, you're gonna have to go fight them. It's
probably on your family's land.

Speaker 2 (01:26:24):
No no really yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:26:26):
Or at least go up there and prema nock to
the hell out of it, right that were Actually it's
the British doing it to that. Well anyway, Yeah, did
we just retweeted the video? Go check this out. I
mean they're just sitting there on a throne explaining it.
The whole thing is so weird. Yeah, I can't imagine
why some of the locals would be po man. All right,

(01:26:50):
that's a Casey on the radio starts banging my phone
against my microphone. That's not that is rookie stuff right there.
What am I doing?

Speaker 5 (01:26:57):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (01:26:58):
All right, couple things, A couple of things at Casey
on the Radio is the Twitter account. Go watch the
whole video. It's special, incredibly credibly special. All right, Oh dude,
I saw this. So this is this is really and
I gotta go to ray here in just about a minute.
So this is like somebody had way too much time.

(01:27:18):
So I want you to I'm gonna try to explain
what this is. So what they wanted to determine is
they wanted to determine the most popular first names as
a percentage of a voter base. Okay, so while Michael
may be a more popular first name than Jedediah at
the moment, what they're looking at is they wanted they
wanted to go buy names. So anyone with this first

(01:27:40):
name as a percentage of registered Democrats or Republicans. So
if there's one hundred people called Jedediah and eighty five
percent of Jedediahs or registered Republicans, they might make their
way up the list. So you don't have to have
a bunch of a particular name, you just have to
over represent on one political party or the other. So

(01:28:03):
we will fill you in on that most popular left
and right names coming up here in the next segment.
But let's get rain stagic from the weather channel fir
and Hey, I'm just glad it's not a hurricane coming
to hit the mountains. But go down out of the
woods man.

Speaker 7 (01:28:19):
Yeah, it's right now down to a strong cat too.
With the eight o'clock advisory one hundred and ten mile
per hour maximum sustained wins probably gonna fluctuate a little bit.
It will grow in terms of the diameter of the
wind field. Thus, the outer banks and areas up and
down the coast do have advisories either for high surf
or for flooding. Even tropical storm watch for the outer

(01:28:40):
banks eastern North Carolina. Some showers thunder showers are possible
from the triangle east starting Tomorrow and Thursday. Might get
a little bit breezy in some spots, Mainly, I think
most of the actions further east, so we'll keep an
eye on the exact track as it approaches latitude here
of the Try and the Triangle sometime later Wednesday on
into Thursday. The passes us by well east, so just

(01:29:02):
heads up the further east, as we've been saying, will
be the greatest threat. Not too bad of a day today,
probably get to the little bit eighties. We're in the
mid eighties. Tomorrow and Thursday in the middle eighties. With
a cloud sun mix. I might get a little breezy
at times, and again I'll just mention that slight chance
of showers and better showers should be much better weather
at least, no worries about rain or if the storm's
going to get any closer, because it'll be well away

(01:29:23):
from us. By later the weekend and the weekend.

Speaker 1 (01:29:25):
Okay, all right, having good rest of your day. We'll
talk tomorrow and we'll come back with Jeff Bellinger. Next.

Speaker 6 (01:29:30):
Hang on, well, good morning, case see kind of a
big news morning. There was a surprise pick up last
month and groundbreakings for new houses and departments. The government
reports housing starts jumped a little more than five percent
in July to an annual rate of more than one
point four million. We could, though, see weaker numbers ahead.
The number of building permits declined more than expected. Home

(01:29:52):
depot shares are modestly higher, and pre market trading the
home improvement chain is maintaining its guidance for the year,
despite one key sales metric being slightly softer than expected
in the latest quarter.

Speaker 2 (01:30:05):
Two big TV station.

Speaker 6 (01:30:06):
Owners announced a merger deal this morning. Next Our Media
is buying Tegna for just over six billion dollars. Eric
Canada says it plans to gradually resume service now that
the strike by its flight attendance is over. The carrier
expects to offer some flights by this evening, but says
it could be seven to ten days before service is

(01:30:26):
back to normal. And Nike and foot Locker are working
to rebuild their relationship. Case Nike's current CEO, Elliott Hill,
has done away with his predecessor's strategy of pulling back
from foot Locker and prioritizing Nike's own stores and online shop.
Elliot's working more closely with wholesalers, and foot Locker is

(01:30:46):
expanding its home court basketball sections that it developed with
Nike and sneakers by Nike er once again front and
center at all foot Locker stores.

Speaker 1 (01:30:56):
Casey, all right, thank you, Jeff, We'll chat to our surprekare.
Thank you. There you go, Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg News. So
somebody is surmising that maybe the Kingdom of Kubala bought
one of those Scottish title things from a streamer, and
then they're just confused. That's a possibility. Boy, That went
away fast, isn't it. Remember when every person who was

(01:31:16):
streaming on like YouTube or whatever was pimping those land titles.
You could be a lord or a lady. Yeah, well
you couldn't. And I remember watching a little like investigative
thing somebody did ross. Do you how many Scottish people
do you think were involved in that? Zero? It was
three Chinese dudes in Hong Kong just thought it up
one day and proceeded to get paid. So and since

(01:31:39):
you can't sue Chinese citizens over in China, I guess
they'll probably keep the money.

Speaker 2 (01:31:44):
Yeah, the whole thing was just silly. I'm like, you
need to invest in real property, like the property on
the moon or a star, you know what I mean, right.

Speaker 1 (01:31:49):
Yes, yeah, well, at least with the star naming, they
were like, you don't own the star, right, They weren't
claiming you own the star. And yeah, I've seen that
dude interviewed. They used to pimp that guy for interviews
around like Valentines. Did you know that? We never had
him on the show, but I used to get like

(01:32:10):
pimp them.

Speaker 2 (01:32:10):
Yeah. No, it's like they at the same time, like
they pimp those big ginormous teddy bears, right.

Speaker 1 (01:32:16):
Yeah, at least that's a tangible thing.

Speaker 2 (01:32:18):
Yeah, and then they also pimp like the stars.

Speaker 1 (01:32:20):
Yeah, and the star guy come on, he'd be like, look,
it's literally for the purpose of this, it's disclosed. Like
nobody thought they were buying a star. I think with
the Scottish thing, people thought like they could go over
to Scotland and order people around. I don't know, so
check this out. I just thought this is interesting. So
people are calling it racist and they're not understanding that
it's not racist. It's literally statistics, which can be racist,

(01:32:43):
but that's clearly not the intent here, and I just
found it fascinating. So basically what happened was is they
wanted to figure out, based on a name, a first name,
what is the percentage possibility that you're a Democrat or Republican,
And so they wanted to find the names, like I'll
give you an example, what do you think the most
The name that number one on the list on the

(01:33:04):
Democrat side is Ebony. And it's not because there's a
ton of Ebony's, but if they're the of all the
ebenees that are registered with one or of the two
main political parties, ninety six percent of ebenez are registered Democrat.
So now you see how the differential is there. And

(01:33:26):
people are calling the list racist because the Democrat side
is a lot of black women's names, But that's not racist.
That's the core. That's one of the core demographics of
the Democrat Party. So I'm not surprised that if you're
named Ebony, there's a ninety six percent chance if you're
registered to vote that you're registered.

Speaker 2 (01:33:45):
As a Democrat.

Speaker 1 (01:33:46):
That doesn't surprise me. Also, Shiniqua, right, you're gonna have
a lot of these names. But that's because if you're
a black woman and you're political, you're probably a Democrat.
That's just the stats. I will say, though, you get
the Republican side. Man, it's some real country club stuff
up in here. Bro Landon, Colton Cade, Brayden Dawson, Brody, Hey,

(01:34:12):
we know it, Brody. Yeah, but number one for h
was Landon. Eighty two percent of all Landon's registered to
vote with one of the two political parties are Republican.
So I just thought that was a funny little list.
All right. I don't know if this is going to
blow up into anything, But did you all hear hok
Hogan's daughter what she said yesterday? I don't know. Hogan's

(01:34:37):
daughter claims cops and nurses are questioning father's death, but
Florida has shut down her pleas for an autopsy. I'm sorry,
does she think her dad was murdered? Ross? Do we
have a Hulk Hogan murder conspiracy going on? I was
not aware of this because he was like, they disclosed
that he was fighting leukemia, right.

Speaker 2 (01:34:58):
Yeah, he had like a neck back surgery and yeah,
they say he suffered from undisclosed leukemia. So he had
cancer for a while.

Speaker 1 (01:35:04):
Yeah. Who does she think? Did it the Iron Chic?
I mean, what what? Wait, couldn't he die? I just
looked it up. He died two years ago. I thought
it was last year, the ghost of the Iron Chic. No,
Brooke was like, she said, I told my dad put
cameras in your house because one of these b words.
I guess she's she's referring to the nurses that were
caring for him. Could push you down the stairs and

(01:35:26):
nobody will ever know. I don't know, man. I think
one of the people, I think the preopl you'd you'd
least want to push down the stairs in an attempt
to kill him is people who took bumps for a living,
like they know how to fall. So I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:35:44):
Not only that, but sometimes when he would fall, he
would come back up and start shaking.

Speaker 1 (01:35:48):
What.

Speaker 2 (01:35:48):
Yeah, like he'd hold out Yeah it's dangerous.

Speaker 1 (01:35:50):
Oh no, you just having a seizure or something, or
there are something completely different.

Speaker 2 (01:35:57):
Than the power of all the whole maniacs.

Speaker 1 (01:35:59):
Oh, so then the more noise there was, the more
he'd shake, right, Yeah, okay, Yeah, I don't know. I
think she said. I think that she clearly is not
like she clearly not in a good place with Hogan's
wife because in the state of Florida, only the spouse
can request one unless the government feels there's foul play.
So in this case, they don't feel there's foul play.

(01:36:21):
The wife is a requesting one. So Brooks mad. By
the way, do you know who she was giving the
interview to? This is crazy that interview. I just read
your quote from She went on Bubba the Love Sponge
radio show, and that's the old thing. So I don't know,
because that'd be the guy I think people would accuse
of wanting to kill me.

Speaker 2 (01:36:42):
And I think if there was anything suss Ronnsantis is
obviously a big Hulk Hogan fan. He said, so they
made a holiday for the man. I think they'd look
into it if there was like an issue.

Speaker 1 (01:36:50):
Well, do you want to be the governor of the
state where the Hulkster was murdered? You know what I'm saying.
If Hulk Hogan's because you know, Gavin Newso and be like,
oh look, oh COVID can't even be safe, then why
would you go to Florida? Because that's just the dumb
crap that he would say.