Wednesday-3-18-2026

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Ross is trying to get me to join a cult.
By the way, Oh man, this thing looks backcrap crazy.
So I get a text. I don't normally get a
text from Ross, especially after PREP is sent, just because
the schedule right now has you guys have it really tight, right,
you and the wife sharing the baby duty. So like

(00:22):
PREP gets sent, you're pretty much in bed, right Like,
what an hour later you try to go to sleep
something we try for that. Yeah, okay, all right. So
it was very odd because yesterday I'm just sitting there.
I remember on the show I mentioned I was gonna
watch Smoking in the Bandit and see if it held up.
So I'm in the midst of that and I get

(00:42):
this text. It just says love has won the Cult
of Mother God is bonkers. So I'm like, all right,
all right, And then he says it's on HBO, So
I go. I actually go on IMDb. I find it,
and I watched the trailer. It's a what three part
mini series on just insanity, just pure insane. I haven't

(01:08):
watched a moment of it. I've only watched the trailer,
but that was enough. So this is this is gonna
be my This is gonna be my goal later today
to at least get one or two episodes digested. Ah man,
we need our own compound and religion. That's just where
we are.

Speaker 2 (01:29):
We watch a lot of documentaries you and I, and
I can typically tell within the first I don't know
a minute or so if it's gonna be quality and
it's gonna be something I want to watch in your right,
And it's one of those. It's so good. These people
are just completely gone. And the thing is like the
most of these cults, right, Heaven's Gate or Jonestown or whatever,
like most of the people end up unfortunately dying too.

Speaker 1 (01:51):
Right, Yeah, a lot with a very unique story.

Speaker 2 (01:55):
Yeah, in those cases, these people, the vast majority of
them are still alive and they're still like true believers.
So they're interviewing these people and they're gone, completely gone,
and you're right, they just made up a religion. They're like,
we're gonna have like bits and pieces of paganism. We're
gonna pick and choose what we want out of the Bible, reincarnation,

(02:17):
New Age energy, chakra garbage, and we're gonna combine, combine
it all. Do all the drugs on the compound twenty
four to seven and by the way, I'm God and yeah,
okay anyway, but but.

Speaker 1 (02:33):
It's very uh girl power, right it is. It's a chick, right,
Usually it's a dude who's then the only guy who
gets to sleep with the women. Like that's you know,
that's your old school call right there. They're like, ah, nope,
that's shit. This hit, this happened. The documentary came out
in twenty twenty three. This woman I believe she was
in there like mid to late forties, the one that

(02:54):
called herself God. She ended up killing herself by consuming
this silver her stuff like a liquid silver or whatever
it's called, and it turned her skin silver and like bluish. Okay,
they show her, they find her in the compound and
they show her in the first few minutes of the
documentary like hidden behind pillows, and you see her face

(03:16):
in her eyes and she looks like an alien gray.
And the people from the colt just paraded her silver
dead body around for the longest time, like they would
drive it around the around Colorado and right yeah, and
they're like, I've actually heard of this chick. Yeah, no,
I act this whole thing. She's still alive and she's

(03:37):
ascended to a different plane, like a different dimension, and
they're like no man, Like she's like super dead and
like her skin turned blue. I love the fact, by
the way, I love the fact that even an insane,
a god complex woman has way too many pillows. You
know what I'm saying. But you can't escape it, guys,

(03:58):
you gotta have too many pillow So uh yeah, So,
I like, I vaguely know about this chick. I had
no idea about the whole backstory there, because I don't
know if you know this Colorado has, like they have
a crap ton of communes, like I don't I don't
know if it beats California, but they have a bunch. Man.

(04:21):
You get up into the mountains, there's some they're super
hippy dippy crap all over the place. But you know,
there's like a two I watched like the two minute,
thirty second trailer and just like, I know nothing about
this chick, So I'm gonna go ahead and get into it.
So you got you guys, didn't get all three, though,
you got what one did?

Speaker 2 (04:39):
We watch maybe like forty minutes and then we passed out.
And last night was amazing because often slept from like
nine to like three fifteen.

Speaker 1 (04:46):
Oh nice, aw man, somebody put a little whiskey in
his gums or what.

Speaker 2 (04:52):
No, you get to that point where they baby start
sleeping longer throughout the night, Okay, yeah, So hopefully we're
getting that point, because if we can get to like
six seven hours stretches would be amazing. I mean, that'd
be normal, not asleep.

Speaker 1 (05:03):
Okay. Well, I don't know. I don't I don't have
a baby, so I don't know how it works, but
I'm glad you're migrating towards that. That sounds a little
more doable there. So the the it's called again, it's
got a weird name. Love has won the cult of
Mother God. So yeah, I'll be getting down on that.
By the way, Smoking the Bandit did hold up? Did

(05:25):
hold up? That bandit does run?

Speaker 2 (05:26):
Did they get him?

Speaker 1 (05:28):
I'm not. I don't want to spoil anything here, so
you know, I'll let I'll let people figure that out
for themselves. So you know what, you know why Smoking
the band It holds up? And I realized this, it's
just it's like it's it's it's like the Duke's a
hazard model, you know what? And then I was thinking
because it suggested it any which way, but loose. I

(05:49):
haven't seen that movie in forever, and I feel like
a monkey given directions and driving probably holds up. So
unfortunately it's not the monkey story we have in the
stack to day. But we'll get to that. We're gonna
get the old wood chip or fired up, because that's
what you do. I I think I'm I think I'm ready,

(06:10):
even as somebody by the way, who I don't have
a if you want to if you want to gamble
on sports whatever, or go to Cassina again, I don't
have a problem, dude. I think this, this ability to
gamble on anything is just nothing but bad news. I'm
talking about like the poly market and the call. She's like,

(06:32):
we have an insane story where a reporter is getting
like threatened, man getting threatened. We have a couple of stories.
I'm gonna be interesting because I know Steven really wants
to talk about this for like the entire interview. I
feel like a good chunk of our discussion tomorrow is
our NERD correspondent Stephen Kent is gonna be about these

(06:55):
two stories that I have in the stack. So but
I'll fill you in on them today, just so you're
up on it. We got NFL news, We've got recount news,
We've got like I said, we've got the wood Chipper story,
which of course comes out of Florida, because you know
that's how we roll. Let's see here and just staring

(07:17):
over the stack. We've got all sorts of stuff. So
let's do this. We'll take a break, we'll dive right in.
Coming up next here on the CaCO Day Radio program.
If you're like, if you're gonna do uh, I'm gonna
start a cult thing, right right? You just you just
look like you're busy all day because there's so many rules.

(07:37):
You got to be the one to hook up with
all the women if you're a guy, right, that's pretty standard.
You gotta make up the whole orthodoxy. You gotta apparently
eat a metal or something. I don't know, according to
I was telling Ross too, like when you get into Colorado,
especially as you get down towards like where Pueblo is from,

(07:57):
like Gunnison, Crested View Pueblo, like kind of the desert
meets the mountains, I guess Crested butten Gunnis and more mountains.
But as you get south of there, they have like
a bunch of communes. There's a couple of little towns
down there where like the population around it are all
in like communes is a strong word for some of it.

(08:18):
But it's just weirdness, man, just weirdness. And like you
also have a bunch of like ranchers and stuff down
there because you start getting back into like more open space,
and it's just I don't know, man. I had a
buddy from I had a buddy who moved to where
I grew up, Corey, whose dad was the chief of
police in Crestibe, Colorado, and he moved up to Buffalo, Iyoming.

(08:40):
We made fast friends. We've been His mom is the
one who I consider my second mother, who went full
TDS and then sent me a letter after Trump got
elected and said that we're not she we're disconnecting all
the social media. It was very sad to me, right
and his dad now because they're divorced. He is a

(09:02):
PI down in Largo, Florida or right there thereabouts. So
but like, yeah, man, it was commune city, and I
remember we intentionally drove down there because we wanted to
see the weirdos. But like it just looks like a
lot of work man put together to put together a
memorable cult. Like you're like, oh, I gotta find land

(09:24):
in South America. I have to you know, we got
to get a chef who could make punch. It's just
I don't have that. I don't have that amount of time. Man,
I don't have the time to do that. So uh yeah,
So we're all about the cult discussion this morning, because
why the heck not right? There's a lot of weirdness.

Speaker 2 (09:45):
Said, I think what's different here is typically with these things,
these people like have you know, though, it'd be like, hey,
we're interviewing so and so from Jonestown who survived, and
they go, wow, you know, I made a big mistake
and this is what happened. But these a lot of
these kids, and I call them kids because so they
look like to me are still alive and they're still
seemingly one on board. They're like, yeah, she was God

(10:09):
and she ascended to a different level and that's why
her skin changed color and that's why she looked like
an alien gray. And I'm reading here. So she died
in twenty twenty one by consuming she ingested. How do
you say this collidal silver.

Speaker 1 (10:24):
Yeah. I don't know.

Speaker 2 (10:25):
Which caused her skin to go.

Speaker 1 (10:27):
Something that's good to put in your body, clearly.

Speaker 2 (10:29):
Yeah, anorexia and alcohol abuse, oh cocktail that they pretty
much mummified her her skin. Yeah, and they just drove
her around and they just you know, they you see this.
I saw this before, Like there would be these Aztec
rulers way back in the day where they would be dead,
but they would like parade the body around forever. They

(10:50):
like put it up on a chair and it would
go into battle with them and it was like a
living god. And it was sort of like the same
thing with this woman.

Speaker 1 (10:55):
What a sucky job. By the way, going back to
the Aztec thing, right, I mean, I guess it's better
than fighting, but it's like, you're not the bugle guy,
you're not the guy carrying the flag. You're the dude.
You're the weekend a bernie dude. Let's say it's your job.
You got to hald the guy around a battle, which
seems coversome, right because now you're not protecting yourself. You

(11:17):
gotta you gotta you gotta hold Bob's body. It would
get easier with time though, right as he decomposed.

Speaker 2 (11:23):
Yeah, and if you mess up and something happens to
Bob's body, they're gonna really take it out on you.

Speaker 1 (11:27):
Yeah, Bob, by the way, big ass technique.

Speaker 2 (11:30):
They mummified her body. They mummified her body in sleeping
bags with lights and kept it in a shrine for
two weeks, believing she'd resurrect.

Speaker 1 (11:38):
Well, we put people in state, right, We parade bodies around,
you know, the Pope. When Pope John Paul died, they
you know, kind of, hey, look at this, so like
but you know, the kind of kind of different. We
didn't haul him into battle, so that that was the thing.
But yeah, man, all right, I'm I'm hooked. I'm sold. Yeah,

(12:01):
the the uh just the like I said, the two
and a half minute trailers, just backcrap, crazy man. And
for all of you, all of you on the left,
it's a woman, so you know, diversity, So I think
we need a trans woman now so they can write that,
you know, the typical article. They're like, it's the first

(12:22):
trans woman to do this.

Speaker 2 (12:24):
They actually they interviewed the one guy in the documentary
who seems like he's a normal now and he walked
away from the group before I guess all this other
crap happened, and he was designated as father God, like
he was the god of the group, and he had
conversations with her. He's like, you know, I don't think
I'm a god. I think I'm just a dude on
a lot of drugs. And I think maybe you're just

(12:44):
a chick on a lot of drugs. And I think,
you know, this kind of goes sideways.

Speaker 1 (12:48):
And and well, you know what that way that's and
that's the other thing. There's a lot of those people
in Colorado too. Sorry to pick on Colorado, but they
kind of earned it. A bunch of greenies down there.
All right, Well, well we'll give it a we'll give
it a look see and go from there. All right,
a couple of weird stories this morning. And by the way,

(13:12):
the Washington Post and the New York Post seem absolutely
addicted to this story. Trump fuels mystery on which ex
president he's been talking to about Iran. All right, so
Trump made this this this when he this is literally
the other day when he's had when he's sitting there
and he's just doing the Q and A and screaming
at ABC News, he said, what was the meeting about

(13:36):
it was the Trump Kennedy Center Board. Okay, so but
you know he he he takes questions. He takes questions
more than any other president I've ever seen. Uh he claims,
he said, look for forty seven years. Actually wait, hold on,
we have audio of this, don't we? All right, check
this out. Here is the audience.

Speaker 3 (13:55):
I want to ask you.

Speaker 4 (13:55):
About something very interesting that he said twice today.

Speaker 2 (13:57):
Did he talk to another former president?

Speaker 1 (14:00):
Honey range? Was it George Bush? Was it Bill Clinton?

Speaker 5 (14:05):
I don't want to say. I don't want to say
it because a member of a party, a member of
a part, they have trucked arrangement syndrome. All but is
somebody that happens to like me and I like that
person who's a smart person. But that person said I

(14:28):
wish I did it, Okay, but I don't want to
get into who. I don't want to get him into
chuggle maybe Hey, you know what, yeah, I think you
probably not?

Speaker 1 (14:38):
All right? So uh so, then, of course, like the
media reached out to spokespeople for like all the living
presidents or former presidents, and everyone kind of said no,
everyone kind of. But you know, it's one of those
things where I you know, I also don't know. The
way that they said no isn't very convincing for some
of them. But like the only it Biden, Barack Obama,

(15:02):
Bill Clinton, or George Bush. And he said no to Bush,
which is kind of interesting. He said no there, So
now you're like, hey, I had to be one of
the Democrats. There is another theory though, Ross would you
like to share the dumbest theory?

Speaker 2 (15:19):
And they're saying that maybe he was talking to himself
like forty five.

Speaker 1 (15:22):
And he's just because technically he is a former president. Right,
all right, let me just send me an email. You
guys are forgetting former potus forty five. No, we weren't.
That's literally what we're just talking about. You're literally like,
that's a theory out there that Trump is referencing himself. Also,
if you listen to the audio, hang on, let me
play the audio again, because there, you know, there's another possibility. Uh.

(15:47):
Here's why I.

Speaker 4 (15:48):
Ask you about something very interesting that he said twice today.

Speaker 2 (15:50):
Did he talk to another former president?

Speaker 1 (15:53):
Toney Ranks?

Speaker 2 (15:53):
Trace?

Speaker 1 (15:54):
Was it George Bush?

Speaker 2 (15:57):
See?

Speaker 1 (15:57):
He just says former president President. I again, I I don't,
I don't know, But like they there's a couple of
reporters that have decided this is the hill they're going
to die on today. So we talked out of the presidents,
and none of them said that it was them. Well,
if it is one of the Democrats, I think, Ross,

(16:20):
tell you what you think. I think if you did
have to pick from the former living presidents, I and
it's and he specifically said, it's not Bush. I think
he's got to be Bill Clinton. Right. Trump and Clinton
actually probably do get along to some extent.

Speaker 2 (16:34):
You know, it's Bill Clinton.

Speaker 1 (16:35):
Yeah, it's Bill Clinton. Man, it's Bill. And also he
just he strikes me as somebody would say that.

Speaker 2 (16:40):
And Bill recently during the Epstein thing, Uh yeah, they're
asking about he like defended Trump. It was like Trump
had none to do with it.

Speaker 1 (16:47):
Yeah, did he do well? But the way they asked
him about it was like, do you have any knowledge?
And his whole thing was I know, no Epstein? Who right?
So I don't know who that is. So I mean, yes,
it did come across like that, but I don't.

Speaker 2 (17:03):
I mean, but he was in a position, it seemed
where he could throw Trump under the bus, and it
seemed like he did not.

Speaker 1 (17:08):
I mean, yeah, so yeah, I honestly I think it's Clinton,
and then I think it's spokesman. I have to go
back and look at the statement. I think Clinton probably
didn't say anything to his spokesman, and spokesman just answered
this is not that much of a mystery. Honestly, it's
clearly not Joe Biden, because you'd have to like wake
him up, show him the map. Right, Yeah, there's just

(17:30):
there's a lot involved there. Hit him with some smelling
salts and then maybe you get an answer. And it
sure isn't Barack Obama. Barack Barack Obama. I don't think
Trump would ever say that him and Barack Obama quote
like each other.

Speaker 2 (17:47):
Dibson social media on Twitter was saying that, you know,
the cult we were describing sounded like parading around Joe Biden.

Speaker 1 (17:53):
Yeah that's fair, man, we get a Bernie's Joe Biden.
Whatever you want to do.

Speaker 2 (17:57):
Hey, what is this?

Speaker 1 (17:59):
I'm gonna take dibbs Ai away too. He's got too
much time. That dude needs a job, and you told
me he has a job. I don't believe you. He's
just making Ai pictures all day, all right. Six thirty
eight here on the CaCO day radio program. So Trump's
the fun audio that insane person. Joy Reid is the

(18:24):
man like get her committed to something like she needs
a padded room and a fancy jacket with the sleeves
that go behind or you know, across your chest. It's
just like how she lasted. I mean, I understand that
it's MSNBC or ms now or whatever, but with the

(18:46):
news that we've seen over the last few days, to
say something like this.

Speaker 3 (18:49):
Now, I'm not saying that that regime is not bad
talking about it. By the way, our regime is not good.
Our regime has secret police. They have secret police. Our
regime is oppressing women, taking away abortion rights, taking away
women's rights in like twenty six country, twenty six states.
Some states where they're trying to have the death penalty
for having an abortion, they also oppressed one.

Speaker 1 (19:08):
Wait, I'm sorry the what with the death with the
what women there?

Speaker 3 (19:13):
They have the highest rate of women who are in
stem careers. We're kicking women out of the military, out
of university. We're saying that.

Speaker 1 (19:21):
Are you saying men who think they're women? Because I
think that's what you're referencing, and we're kicking them out
of university. Ross, have we done a story where they're
kicking women out of universities because like, women in the
US have a higher attendance rate of university than men. Still,
so I'm confused.

Speaker 3 (19:42):
DEI means women can't be hired for high positions in
the sciences. So we're we're marginally better, and we're doing
it for Christianity. They're doing it for Islam. Right, So
it's like, we don't get told those things because it
would take it would it would take away the kind
of American exceptionalism narrative that makes it easy to take
our people and send them off to die in a
war that we have nothing to do with that we

(20:04):
don't want.

Speaker 1 (20:05):
All right, So I'm assuming she doesn't have the Internet
or whatever, because like, let me just let me just
give you two stories. And by the way, this is
gonna be tough stuff, but it's gonna be real stuff,
right is joy Reid's sitting there and basically it's like, dah,
the US is like one percent worse than I ran.
Two things. One, I don't know if you've been following

(20:27):
what's happening with the women the soccer players, so you
had a total of seven you had a total of seven.
First it was five and it went up to seven
of their women's soccer players who decided that they were
gonna defect in Australia. Now that numbers two. Do you
know why that numbers two? Because five of them have

(20:50):
rethought their position and have decided to go back to Iran.
This all stem from them not participating in the national
anthem as a form of protest on the cusp of
everything going on. And the reason that they decided to
go back, as predicted here on this show and by
anyone with brain cells, is they decided that they were

(21:12):
going to go after their families. In fact, according to reporting,
and I don't mean reporting by some weird blog, I
mean reporting by what Joy Reid would recognize, as you know,
the news experts, including New York Times, these women had
their families screwed with, including disappearing some family members for

(21:35):
one of them. But basically they were put on notice.
They're like, hey, this is not going to go well
for your family, and then they decide, and they know
it's not going to go well for them too, by
the way, they decided to go back. That's one the
one that is awful. I mean there's a lot of

(21:55):
awful stuff. But the one that I was reading yesterday
and we're actually reading the details of again reported by
I think that one Washington Post, ABC and a bunch
of others, is what happened to nurses. She talked about
women in STEM. Well, I'll talk about women in professional careers.
You had nurses and physicians assistant. Who they're They're women

(22:21):
who were attacked because they dared too and I just hear,
he hear the crime. Remember when they were murdering all
the protesters or beating them up or in one case,
trying to light them on fire. Uh yeah, So those
you know, those individuals got injured and then they went
to seek medical care. And these these women had the

(22:45):
audacity to render them medical care. And what do they
get for their troubles? They got gang raped, and not
just by people but with stuff. In fact, two of
them were so viciously sexually assaulted for the high crime

(23:05):
of treating somebody who walked into an emergency room essentially
who happened to be an anti you know, an anti
IRGC protester. They were then after the dudes got done
raping her, and I guess they're spent They then raped
them with various objects so aggressively that one of them

(23:27):
had to have her womb removed. One of them had
to have her womb removed, and they're both going to
be using colossopy bags for life. But you know, Sames's right,
same thing clearly what Trump's doing. Man, just like the

(23:52):
the amount of insanity that Joy Reid is able to let.
Like I again, I don't know how this woman had
a show. I would think that like her opinions now
clearly would have to be two toxics, even for MSNBC
now or whatever. But those are two things that happened

(24:13):
that are reported by news sources that she would trust.
And also probably it smells just like what this regime
would do. But you know, again we got oh he's
got secret police. We've got secret police.

Speaker 3 (24:27):
I'm not saying that that regime is not bad, but
by the way, our regime is not good. Our regime
has secret police. They have secret police. Our regime is
a pressing women.

Speaker 1 (24:37):
All right?

Speaker 3 (24:37):
Do me?

Speaker 1 (24:37):
Hey, Ross, would you uh could you got you got
to grock this smart? Would you call? Would you find
the last story where Trump uh raped a woman with
an object to the point where she had ever womb
removed and just get all of those.

Speaker 2 (24:49):
Sure, let me check. Yeah, I can't find it's not there.

Speaker 1 (24:52):
Oh it's not a thing. Oh yeah, because that's just
it's just it's it's beyond off. I didn't'n have words
for it. Man, for for treating somebody who walked into
your health clinic. That's where we are, that's where she is,
and just just crazy town man. All right, six forty

(25:14):
five here on the kc O Day radio program. Hey,
you guys want to make fun of the Australians, we
get to do that. Not all of them all, you know,
most of them are nice, probably, but like the insane government,
I think I think Trump needs to rethink this thing
we're doing. If you don't know what we're doing with
the Australians, I will let you know a very good

(25:35):
blog piece or substack piece I was reading yesterday because
we're about we're about to uh you know, they're they're
testing that best friend relationship and I don't know, I'm
I'm not happy. And it has to do with what
happened with Iran. So I'll give you the details on
that coming up. Six forty five. Hang on, So this

(25:56):
is this is cool. I guess it comes down of course,
you know, people injector politics in it. It comes down to
whether you believe him. But I'll say this, even if
he's half right, this is game game changer. In fact,
you know what, Let me do this, all right, I
just i'd found the audio here. Let me do this because, uh,

(26:18):
it's also going to get into the superhero thing. So
let me do to do to Do Do Do Roz.
You don't even have to dub this in.

Speaker 2 (26:29):
It's clean.

Speaker 1 (26:29):
You can just play it on the Uh well, you
just play it literally off your PC if you want,
or you can dub it in if you want.

Speaker 5 (26:37):
So.

Speaker 1 (26:37):
Musk was talking about the neural link, right, and uh,
there's due. There's so many uses right for the this
is the brain implant. Some people are like, oh, it's
you know, it's pranky. I just sent it to your
work email. Uh they're like, oh, it's Frankenstein stuff. But
like he was talking, he was talking about in the
next year and and maybe less than the next year,

(27:00):
that literally blind people are going to be able to
see in a way. Right. I don't again, this is
like our discussion about AI. I don't pretend to understand it.
I don't pretend to understand it. All right, you got it?
You got it? Ready to rock and roll? Okay, all right,
listen to this.

Speaker 6 (27:17):
In the next six or twelve months, we'll be doing
our first implants for vision, where even if somebody's completely blind,
we can write directly to the visual cortex. But long term,
you would have very high resolution and be able to
see in multi spectral wavelengths. You could see an infrared

(27:38):
ultra violet radar like I see of a power situation.

Speaker 1 (27:43):
Dude, Ross, which would you do? You want ultraviolet, infrared
or X ray vision? What are you going with? Wait? No,
you get it, But which one of the of the
things would you if you had to pick one? I mean,
if I had to probably go like predator vision. Want
predator vision. That to be you know, if you're a hunter,

(28:03):
that'd be good. That to be good see stuff in
the woods.

Speaker 2 (28:07):
It's sort of like the way that Jordi LaForge on
the Next Generation saw stuff too.

Speaker 1 (28:11):
Everything's got to go back to that. Yeah, Okay, do
you get to wear those cool glasses though?

Speaker 2 (28:16):
I hope so?

Speaker 1 (28:17):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (28:18):
I mean, it's gonna be key for this. Do you
believe him? Must yeah, you know what the thing is,
I do, right, I kind of do.

Speaker 1 (28:28):
And there there's so much stuff with the neural length
that they've talked about. But like, if if it does
nothing except make it so blind people can see, it
would arguably be one of the greatest medical scientific breakthroughs
of my lifetime, wouldn't it. It would have to be

(28:49):
right because now now you're on to like Jesus stuff.
I mean, I don't I hate to go there, but
like you're curing lepers bad, So that's that is wild.
And you know he's put it out there and we'll
see six to twelve months. You got a time frame
on this stuff. But then you get the superhero stuff too,

(29:11):
So I'm holding out. I'm well, I mean, bad news ladies,
probably for you, right if we get the X ray stuff,
because you know, you know, how dudes are you have
to Yeah, maybe a lead bras. You have to get
the lead bras out there, dude. That's one of my
favorite Family Guy cutaways. Ross you ever see the Superman

(29:31):
cutaway where all the women in the office have breast
cancer because they're like, yeah, I've I've been exposed to
some sort of X ray. You've never seen that one.
The women in the office are all crying. So they
all got diagnosed with breast cancer because they've been disposed
to like a thousand X rays or something. And then Superman,
you know, just sitting there like, ah, I'm sorry, staring

(29:52):
at your AnyWho. Sorry one of my one of my thives.
Gonna have to bring it up when we get into this.
But yeah, this is sci fi, dude, absolutely side. There's
so many the amount of stories that are just sci
fi style stories. So do you know in the Ukraine
and Ukraine? Hang on just a second. I probably I

(30:12):
wasn't gonna get into this, but since we're already doing
this sci fi stuff, allow me. Yeah, here's the story.
Hang on. Humanoid robots were just sent to Ukraine to
be deployed on the battlefield for the very first time.
So yeah, MK one, phantom humanoid robots will be officially

(30:34):
deployed to the front lines of the Ukraine Russian War.
What are they gonna be doing? Are they gonna go
full you know, stamp on the skull with the gun
in your hand. They look a little terminatory. I'm not
gonna lie. Oh, speaking of terminator, dude, I watched did

(30:55):
you Ross. Did you know who Arnold Schwarzenegger was supposed
to play in the Termain in that movie originally in
the original Yeah, so he was he wasn't going to
play the Terminator. He he was gonna play Kyle Reese.
And he was sitting there. I saw that. I saw
this interview yesterday. So he was sitting there and he

(31:18):
had read for Kyle rees and he was in a
meeting with James Cameron, and he had given a lot
of thought to the Terminator, a lot of stuff about
how whoever plays it needs to play it. And he
was explaining to Cameron. He goes, well, whoever you hire
to play Terminator, they're gonna have to train with weapons

(31:39):
because they're gonna have to be able to manipulate, reload
and you know, chamber and do all. They can never
look at the weapon, right because it's a terminator, its
hands would be able to do it without ever looking
at it. There's just a whole bunch of stuff. Whether
he had turned down wanting to play the Terminator because
there was only twenty lines in the whole movie and

(31:59):
he wanted a movie where he was the star. So
James Cameron told him if he played Terminator. He would
make Terminator the star and then also would name the
movie Terminator. And that's the only reason that Schwarzenegger agreed
to play Terminator. Vision is worthless to a person who's
never had a vision in their life. I don't know.

(32:21):
I again, I don't know. I don't think Musk is
claiming that he's gonna cure everything. And I actually get
your argument too, like if you've never been able to see,
what is your brain able to process what's being streamed
in your court? I don't know. Again, we're not scientists here.
Are you a brain scientist?

Speaker 2 (32:39):
I am not, but I imagine it would it would
take you a while to adjust to that.

Speaker 1 (32:44):
Sure, yeah, that was not saying this is an instant thing,
but it still sounds amazing.

Speaker 6 (32:49):
You know.

Speaker 2 (32:49):
One of my favorite movies is Captain America, like the
first Adventure. Yeah, and I've always felt that way, like,
you know, they put Steve Rodgers in this thing, and
you know, he comes out, you know, like the six four,
like all this muscle and suddenly has all this muscle
and he's just like walking around and running and picking
stuff up. And I'm like, it would take you like
months to figure out how to use that new body right,

(33:11):
let alonely not being able to see and suddenly you
can see stuff. Yeah yeah, and you know, and you
have a you have a crap ton of people too who.

Speaker 1 (33:20):
Are they're not they're legally blind, but they're not fully blind.
I guess you know what I'm saying. I do, so
why that wasn't just you, I just met the audience too,
But yeah, yeah, yeah, so you have people like that.
So I mean, if you if you lost vision there,
or let's say you lost vision but you're a you're
a soldier in Iraq and you hit an ied and

(33:42):
and you know it impacted your vision and now you can. Like,
there's there's a crap ton of people that are on
that spectrum that you know lost vision. I have a
relative who she lost She basically she can see and
she can make out like shapes and light and stuff.
And I can't remember exactly what caused it, some sort

(34:02):
of degenerative disease. I'm trying to remember the name, but
like that'd be game changer for her. She could see
mostly it was their late teens that it started happening.

Speaker 2 (34:15):
I think there'd be a major difference between people who
have had vision before and they get it back and
they've never had vision. You've seen these videos online of
just kids who have like color blindness and they put
those glasses on and can see color for the first time,
and they're just right. Yeah, like I said, like just
getting your vision back and you've never had it.

Speaker 1 (34:32):
Or it's like some of those videos with cochlear implants,
you know, for hearing. Yeah, you see people and they
can hear stuff or they're just balled bad. They're just like,
this is amazing. But also you got you gotta get
used to it. So I I hear what you're saying. Emailer.
I don't know the scope of you know, everything that

(34:55):
you know that they're going to be able to treat,
but like if they if if they can make it
so ten percent or twenty percent of people that are
quote unquote legally blind are not legally blind anywhere anymore.
I feel like that's one of the greatest medical breakthroughs
of my lifetime, right it would have to be. That's

(35:18):
that's just crazy town there. I'm trying to think Ross,
what would you say if our lifetime are the biggest
medical breakthroughs. I would say probably AIDS, medication that.

Speaker 2 (35:29):
Was completely like, yeah, younger generation doesn't understand, like growing
up in the.

Speaker 1 (35:35):
Age in the eighties.

Speaker 2 (35:36):
Yeah, and the aids ribbon and aids sold everywhere, like
you you just thought everyone was going to dive aids,
like we're all going to die.

Speaker 5 (35:42):
It was.

Speaker 2 (35:43):
It was like COVID sort of in a way. But
everything didn't close though, but it was like it was
everywhere and everyone was going to dive aids.

Speaker 1 (35:49):
Yeah. Well, first it was all the gay guys are
going to dive ags, right, right, I mean that's really
because you you had that's where you had a lot
of outbreaks and then had you know, the magic Johnson
of course, right when he came out of that that
was shocking world. And you look at that dude and
he looks as he looked, he looks like he should

(36:12):
go on a diet.

Speaker 2 (36:12):
Yeah, you're right. It used to be it was considered
a death sentence.

Speaker 1 (36:16):
Freddie Mercury, right, Queen, that there you go, That was
you know, that was that was people's outlook. And then
it's like there's a lot of it came so far.
I don't know if I trust all of it. Right
where they're like, now we've got it to the point
where we can get the you know, the the viral countdown,
so you can go out and have sex. And I'm like,

(36:37):
but still, if you weren't, as Ross pointed out, you
had in the eighties, it was something different, man. So
arguably that's a pretty big breakthrough. But this, this would
be this would be huge, and people still be people
still be mad at must because of the politics of

(36:58):
all of it. I promised you there'd be some persons
I don't want to see. Not if it's Musk and
all right, whatever, do your thing. But if he's able
to produce fifty percent of what he was just claiming there,
that would be absolutely amazing, all right, seven eleven here

(37:19):
on the CaCO Day radio program eight eight eight nine
three four seven eight seven four. Oh. That just reminded
me because we didn't talk about it on the air.
Were you the one telling me about the amazing seven elevens?
Was that you?

Speaker 2 (37:32):
Yeah, in Hawaii?

Speaker 1 (37:34):
In Hawaii, I had no idea Ross was filling me in.
Apparently I went to Hawaii when I was when I
was a kid, our grandparents took us there, but I
was like eight, so I don't remember anything about it,
but I remember seven Elevens, Well, we don't, you know,
they're all over the world. They have seven elevens in
like damn near every country. Man. And seven eleven, by

(37:54):
the way, is owned by a Japanese company. Now they
used to be owned in I think they're out of
Texas now that Japanese company. Roster was filling me in
on how seven eleven is like the BUCkies of Hawaii.

Speaker 2 (38:05):
Yeah, so we like watching these two guys on YouTube,
the channels called Jolly. It's Josh and Ali. They're these
two English dudes. You might have seen them.

Speaker 1 (38:13):
Run around stuff.

Speaker 2 (38:14):
Yeah, they go around and they eat American food and
they you know, they travel the country and they've tried
every single fast food joint you can imagine. And they
recently even tried like army rations or they were what
was the last one I saw. They were trying out
Singapore War rations or something and they were just absolutely awful.
So they just try food, or they go around, or

(38:34):
they go to England and they give English kids like
you know, they they go to a high school and
be like, you know, we gave English kids taco bell
to see what they do. It's it's that sort of channel.

Speaker 1 (38:43):
They fed them brisket. They're the ones who fed them
the brisk I saw that video.

Speaker 2 (38:46):
Yeah, yeah, the English kids like their their brains explode
because they can't even comprehend the flavors that they have.
But they went over to uh, the seven eleven in
Hawaii and apparently it's different because those ones are owned
by Japanese, these people, and they do things differently in
the seven eleven, like they have actually like really really
really really good food you can order, and so they

(39:07):
walk into the seven eleven and you're thinking, oh, it's
going to be a seven eleven and it's amazing inside
it doesn't look like a seven eleven.

Speaker 1 (39:14):
Well, if you're ever in Japan and you go into
a convenience store, it's all kind of amazing, Like they're
not trashy.

Speaker 2 (39:19):
They have super clean, super yes.

Speaker 1 (39:22):
Yes, and like you go to you could go into
like a gas station and there'd be a sushi chef
in there. It's it's it's it's crazy. Man. At least
I had the only island went into a couple, But
that was my experience over there, So I'm not surprised
because you know, you have a lot of Japanese connection
with Hawaii. Not all of it bad, clearly, you know

(39:42):
there was that one time. But yeah, so I guess
if you ever going to Hawaii there you go. All right,
let me let me get into this. So do do
do do do?

Speaker 3 (39:54):
Do?

Speaker 1 (39:56):
Here it is this is the Australia story I want
to tell you about. So going back, all right, so
you remember, of course we had the we had for
the first time since what seventy years for the US,
not for the world because UK did it in the eighties,
but for the first time for the US in seventy

(40:17):
years basically World War Two, we had a submarine get
to blow something up with a torpedo. Very exciting for
as some of the callers who were former submen who
called in, like you just think about you never get
to do the thing that you see the subs do
it in the movies ever for seventy years, and then
we finally did it with an Iranian ship. Did you

(40:40):
know aboard the Iranian ship there's a bunch of Aussies.
There's Australians the submarine. And the reason for that is
is we have a whole program where we put Australian
sailors on our nuke subs and there's a reason for that,
which I'll get to here in a moment. They had

(41:02):
they had Australians aboard the submarine and they work as
crew members. They're not just observers, right, they're there. They
have a particular MOS on the sub and it's because
they're gaining experience on how to utilize these specific submarines.
These are the U and in this case we're talking

(41:24):
about USS Charlotte and these are Los Angeles class submarines.
All right, So before we struck that target, Australia communicated
with their crew members. So these are Australian soldiers. But
again they are because there's no wasted room in a

(41:45):
sub these are crew members, right, they do a shift
on whatever they do. They're trying to gain the experience.
They told their soldiers to return to the bunks and
not to participate in this, that's right. Yeah, Australia just
they they gave a stand down order specifically to stand
down and by the way, that could hinder US operations,

(42:09):
if only in a minor way, right, in the sense
that you know, you get into a sub and if
you know anything about it that you know they do
hot racking right where they have they have this. You know,
the shift is one shift comes out of bed, another
shift goes in. So now they have to replace any
of them that would have been on duty for this

(42:30):
because Australia didn't they did not support what Donald Trump
was doing and they do not feel that any of
this is you know that they should be a torpedoing people.
The reason that we have these Australians on the sub
working in shifts as part of this partnership is because
we're gonna go ahead and give them some or not

(42:51):
give them, but we're gonna sell them some of these subs.
Australia's had this big problem where they've been trying to
get submarines and if like they were trying to get
them from a couple other countries and it turned into
an issue and then finally Trump during his first term
was like, look, you're our buddies, you're you know, you're
the Australians. Yeah, it's a big decision when we decide

(43:11):
to actually sell tech, military tech to certain countries, right
that that has big ramifications. So to sell nuclear subs,
which remember are remember the guy who took a picture
of like nothing of the sub he was on and
literally they sent him to jail, like this is important tech.

(43:34):
And we trust the Australians enough that we're going to
sell them what I think it's what three of these subs?
Three or five? I camera with the number is we
promised them all right, here's my question. If the Australians
are such friggin cowards and at the moment of truth
decide that they're going to hinder the ability of one
of our subs to perform, we should not be selling

(43:58):
them techy. Would we sell them the you know, the
most amazing subtech in the world. If they're such cowards
they won't even use it, why would we do that?
And again to put our own crew in a position

(44:19):
because these are active crew members that we got to
switch everything around. I don't know how encumbered they were,
probably not much, but it's the spirit of it. And
and if you're training them, wouldn't you want your soldiers
trained in what actually happens when you launch a torpedo
because that you know, that's the endgame for your sub

(44:43):
it actually blow stuff up. I mean, they didn't launched
a nuke, which they could have, but they didn't. They
launched you know, they launched a standard torpedo there and no,
you guys, because you're a bunch of whiny babies, were like, oh,
we can't even have our people watching how that works.
Don't sell them the subs. Screw them, Screw them. They're

(45:04):
a little deal to buy subs from Italy or whatever
the one was that fell through. I think they were
gonna buy some from Russia, and then Russia was naughty,
so that's why they came to us. But I'm not
inclined to sell them crap. Let them, let them, uh,
let them launch you know, kangaroos at their enemies or whatever.
I don't know, whatever they can find down there. They
got a bunch of crap that kills you. They're not unarmed,

(45:27):
but I'm not. I'm not inclined to sell them any
of our military tech. If they're gonna sit there and
and in that moment decide that they got to act
like a bunch of b words. Man, I got no
patience for it. Just irritated me so much. This guy
wrote an article and weretweeted it out. It's called submarine tourists.
Australian forces have been fasidious about rules of engagement, but

(45:49):
sending personnel to their bunks while their US submarine torpedoed
and Iranian frigate takes this combat caution and new levels.
What kind of an ally puts its sailors on worship
as tourists should action beckon and then goes home. How
can Australians learn how to operate submarines if they go
missing when the actual pressure is on. These are all

(46:10):
fair questions. They're all fair questions, like and I understand,
you know, you know we call it the special relationship
with the UK, but there's the five eyes, right, and
those five eyes which is the UK, which is Australia,

(46:30):
which is Canada, which is Israel? And I can't and
then us right am I leaning leaving when it doesn't matter?
So these, you know, those are seen as are top
We share all intelligence with them and everything. But I
got to tell you, ever since COVID, I've got some
real questions about what the hell is going on with

(46:52):
Australia down there? What is going on with Australian and
it's leadership. I don't know that they're a top alli anymore.
And I don't like that, you know, I don't know
that I've ever met Australian that I didn't like, but
like it's crazy Ross. You remember when they were like
they were building concentration camps down in Australia. I don't

(47:14):
over use that word. They were they were building those
kind of camps during COVID they were snatching either going
and snatching people for Facebook posts, And I just I
don't know why we would participate in in selling top
secret military stuff to a country that when you know,

(47:34):
did come push to shove, decided that they were going
to make things more difficult for us in a setting
where they should have wanted to at the very least
be there on the you know, on the on the
brig or what you know, whatever the title know all
my sub terms, Uh, to understand how this stuff works.
Wouldn't that be useful to be able to figure out

(47:55):
how to launch a torpedo and then actually launch one.
I feel like it would if this is in fact,
you know, a training thing that they're doing. Anyway, I
don't know why that irritated me so much, but it did,
and then you all had to hear about it. All, Right,
let's do this, We're gonna take a break. There was
a resignation yesterday, and of course the media is super excited.

(48:18):
This a guy named Joe Candid's and counter terrorism and
I kind of feel like this guy might be a
bit of a loon. Will figure it out next. Hang
on the amount of people who have dogs that are aggressive, well,
any dogs really, any dog can be aggressive. But people
have dogs have multiple that don't secure their dogs, like

(48:41):
we keep having the story. I'm just looking at this
Vance County woman recovering from a dog attack. They ate
her ear. Her ear is gone because her neighbor apparently
can't you know, doesn't isn't responsible enough to secure his dogs.
Oh wait, hold on, oh look at that? All right, Ross,

(49:03):
you want to guess the breed? Since we're doing another
one of these, we'll gohead and get the h the
official music out. All right, what what kind of dogs
do you think? There's three? There's three dogs eight the
woman's ear off of her head.

Speaker 2 (49:15):
No, it's a it's a weedy dog, bob.

Speaker 1 (49:18):
Oh, it's a good guess. Yeah, No, no, no.

Speaker 2 (49:21):
It's a chiaha bob.

Speaker 1 (49:23):
Oh those are yeah when they got the it's a
mini picture mix, Bob. That could those can be mean?
I actually no, one, it's pretty nasty kind of dog
going around other people. Don't.

Speaker 2 (49:34):
No, it's a bloodhound, Bob, it is this.

Speaker 1 (49:40):
Oh yeller, what are we doing here?

Speaker 5 (49:42):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (49:42):
No, you're gonna be shocked to learn. Uh, it's a
bully mixes. No, what I know. I was right there
with the tip of my You're so close. Yeah. Uh
what are they described as? Oh, by the way, just
as a caveat for all of you pipole owners. We're
now irritated every time I do one of these, the
traditional caveat. We're not talking about your dog. Your dog

(50:06):
did a vision quest, took some ayahuasca and yeah, one
with everything, and then volunteers at the homeless shelter. Right,
yours is great. Don't blame us. I didn't even pick it. Yes,
you know what I mean. Yeah, Ross is totally innocent
in this. The thought never crossed his mind at all. Yeah,
otherwise I'd be a winner right now. Yeah, but now

(50:27):
he's not. Yeah. Described as one American bully mix and
two French bully mixes. What I don't know what that is.
But it was a French bulldog and then a I
meant that thing's got some breathing issues. Yeah, French bulldog
and then a pibble or whatever words you guys made
up so we don't say pitbull, but not yours. Yours

(50:49):
is fine. Yours is actually helping your young daughter with
her math homework right now. It's fine. I got it.
It's not yours we're talking about We're talking about this, dude. Jeez.
Alexis Green breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday afternoon when
CBS seventeen told her that Vance County Animal Services had

(51:10):
the dogs in custody. And by the way, this is
not the first time. Apparently one of these dogs had
attacked a sixty seven year old woman back on March seventh. Yeah,
you know, irresponsible dog owners like this. I'm convinced you

(51:32):
just take them over to the animal shelter because there's
a gazillion pipples in there. You dip them in beef tallow,
and then you just put them in a cage with him.
I got no you know I what this is. This
is a core childhood memory, just because I was very
young too. But when my brother was very by my
little brother was very young. A it was a it

(51:54):
was a chow something mixed. I can't remember what it was. Chump.
He's got scars to this, say like it took a
chunk out of his leg. Man little kid. And I
remember too, the guy who owned the dog, who was
a total able. It was like a blood feud after
that because we didn't even ask for it. It's just
you eat a kid, or you try to eat a kid,
they gotta take you and destroy you. You go bye bye.

(52:17):
And that dog went bye bye. And that guy was
still I still remember him, like yelling at my mother
over it. And again, I maybe ten or eleven when
this happened. He's like four or five, and this dog
was just randomly running around. He was on bikes or
something with I can't remember that loser buddy he had,

(52:40):
but they were just riding around. This dog just literally
took a chunk out of him and he got hurt
too because it grabbed him when he was on his
bike and he fell off his bike. So I got
no patience for this crap. But yeah, I didn't see
that coming. So there you go. That's right. I'm goa
highlight these stories every time I see him. All right,
let's get to this guy, because oh man was the

(53:03):
left super happy yesterday when Joe Kent, Joe Kent, who
had a pretty high profile position. He was the director
of National counter Terrorism Center. Joe Kent was a failed
congressional candidate. Actually to do was a Democrat up till
twenty twenty one. Then he was registered, though he did

(53:28):
affiliate with the Libertarian Party and then he switched to
the Republican Party. And he previously was like a Bernie
Sanders guy, and I think that's probably what kept him
from getting elected. But somehow he was able to weasele
this gig man. Well he posted. He said, after much reflection,
I have decided to resign from my position as director

(53:51):
of the National counter Terrorism Center effective today. I cannot
in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran
posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is
clear that we started this war due to pressure from
Israel and it's powerful American lobby, the APEX stuff, which

(54:14):
is kind of weird because if you're gonna post that,
you probably want to how do I say this A
trim your timeline, because this guy's got tweet after tweet
after tweet after tweet talking about Iran. Iran's goal is orchestrating.
October seventh was to break up the Abraham Accords. YadA, YadA, YadA. Definitely,

(54:38):
I personally think we should have crushed their ballistic and
new cap like this is kind of a one to
eighty with this dude, not kind of it is. And like, again,
this is what I'm talking about within the Trump administration,
though it was far more frequent in the first term.
The amount of people there that are are in a
position of power and even kind of ride the coattaels

(54:58):
but have no respect for Trump is u is and
actively work against him as wild Remember all those leaks.
You'd have like six people in a secret, you know,
in a meeting, off the record meeting, and then damn
near the transcript will get published on CNN that night.
So uh yeah. But also this is more than that.

(55:23):
This is this is this guy is like Candice Owen
z right, like uh you know. And and here's the
thing that always kills me about the Trump is owned Well,
the Trump is owned by anybody? All right? This is
what kills me. Do you the whole Oh, Trump is
owned by Putin, Trump is owned by Israel, Trump is

(55:44):
you know, insert whatever it is. That's not Trump's personality, man,
clearly and it and actually it's it's sometimes a detriment
to him because, uh, in a lot of instances where
you know, most president would kind of like they'd want
to say something, but they wouldn't say something just to
kind of keep the peace. Trump doesn't care. The guy

(56:08):
says whatever, I mean, look at look at Chris Christie,
look at look at all of these people that were
that were there with Trump, and he, you know, the
moment they did something he didn't like, he didn't just
quietly dismiss him. He roasted them on prime time so
to speak. But yeah, man, this this guy, I think

(56:31):
this guy is all in on the Israel runs the
US thing. So why he's in a position of counter
terrorism directorship is absolutely beyond me. But also again, if
you look at it, you look at all his old tweets,
it's this guy clearly thought I Ran was a threat.

(56:51):
And remember, whether you believe it or not as to
whether they were being truthful, the fact remains that a
ton of people and even tweets, by the way, ross
that guy that we turned to miss the other day
in Iran, they found an old tweet from him saying
that they'd never turned him to miss. Did you see that?

(57:12):
So that's aged well, But like you look at this
stuff and it's like he was all in on it.
And the thing was is, when we were negotiating with Iran,
they made the statement and they reiterated it in a
half of it in a tweet, basically saying, why would

(57:33):
we give up something diplomatically that we wouldn't even give
up militarily. And they were talking about the capability of
the sixty percent enriched uranium which would be allowed, you
would allow them to construct essentially eleven nukes. And I
don't know when you say that, I don't know how

(57:54):
you argue that there's not a threat. But again, people
absolutely mind this guy's twitter and it's one of the
most damning twitter mining I think I've ever seen on
this stuff. But yeah, if you saw that yesterday, that's
who they're talking about. And frankly, I don't I don't
know why Trump appointed him. Maybe he felt bad for
him because Trump did endorse him when he ran for Congress.

(58:17):
That is one thing where I think Trump gets kind
of bad advice. You know, where he's out, he's out
pre endorsing people during primary stuff like that. I don't
like that very much. I don't understand why he does that.
But because some of these, some of these race horses
he picks, I don't know if he's doing anything more

(58:38):
than just responding to kind of consultants because there's just
so many races. He can't study all this stuff. But yeah,
this was one of those bad picks. All right, seven
forty five, let's get mister ray Stagic from the Weather
Channel and here so he can he can gloom your day.
But not for no, no, no, it's still great. Yeah,

(59:00):
that's about brackets. Already busted one of them. Oh I gotcha.

Speaker 4 (59:09):
See, I don't know in our family bracket how that worked,
because I already did mine before they did the play
in games, So I don't I don't know how that
all worked.

Speaker 2 (59:19):
Well, you got it.

Speaker 1 (59:20):
You got to pick the play in games. I don't know.
I I guess maybe, but mine you do.

Speaker 2 (59:25):
I've got to go check.

Speaker 1 (59:27):
I guess.

Speaker 2 (59:27):
I've got to check.

Speaker 1 (59:28):
Maybe I just picked I did. It was one thing
when they were sixteen playings, because then you just picked
the number one and move on. But now you know
when they're playing for you know, middle middle tier. Uh yeah,
you got to pick that.

Speaker 4 (59:40):
Well I did that, and what yeah, I told you,
I duke and then well, I know maybe, but for
those of you interested, I don't think in the women's bracket,
anybody's beating uc LA, So I have them in the
women's bracket, so you do.

Speaker 1 (59:55):
That's that. Yeah, I wouldn't even know how to pick that, No,
you know.

Speaker 4 (59:59):
I I just went with a lot of the highest
ranked teams and the Iowa connection. I just kind of
took them pretty far. They got a fair team too
in Michigan. So I watch, I watch usually when I
was on in Clemson.

Speaker 1 (01:00:11):
But that's about it.

Speaker 4 (01:00:12):
But anyway, Yeah, just something to do family, does you know.
Just trying to do a couple of different things. But yeah,
so numbers this morning about where we were yesterday. Everteen
upper twenties, excuse me, and near thirty. There's a little
bit of cloud around the clouds that go away, and
slowly as we go through the day, we'll get a
little bit more in the way of sunshine.

Speaker 1 (01:00:34):
There's kind of like.

Speaker 4 (01:00:34):
This little reflection showing up around the triangle right now.
I don't know if that's a couple of sprinkles of
rain or snow flurries, but I don't think it's reaching
the ground. We'll go through the day anyway, and still
be chilly, close to fifty. Try it'd probably going to
stay in the forties a little better tonight, as we're
close to thirty Tomorrow, sixty ish Friday, seventy. Over the

(01:00:55):
weekend we're well into the seventies. Really, not a bunch
of precipitation around could even hit eighty with ahead towards Sunday,
so we're really looking good. The trends all had a
positive direction here, Casey over the next several days.

Speaker 1 (01:01:08):
Okay, by the way, oh, I was gonna ask me,
what do you think of it? So do you see
the the NFL season kickoff games on a Wednesday?

Speaker 4 (01:01:16):
Is it really?

Speaker 1 (01:01:17):
Yes? They the absolute greed and it's on NBS. Why
are they doing the absolute greed of this stuff? So Wednesday,
September ninth, we don't know who the opponent will be
yet I guess right, it'll be Seattle clearly, right because
the kickoff games to the Super Bowl, right, But yeah,
and that's at least in the US. And then the

(01:01:39):
Thursday night game. Did you see where they're playing? Is
the stuff that irritates me? Is it in Spain or something? No,
it's in Australia. They're going They're going to Melbourne, Australia
to play an NFL game. I don't get I travel
a lot, don't get jet laut the two times that
I've had to do those kind of flights, Australia being one,

(01:01:59):
and then I went on the Maser trip. That will
kill you, man, that'll kill you for a couple of days.
I don't care how good shape you're in. Man. Yeah, well,
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (01:02:08):
You know what they said, they want that to have
football on every night of the week. I'm like, come on,
nothing is.

Speaker 1 (01:02:13):
Well they're doing Thanksgiving? Oh god, yeah, I don't know.

Speaker 4 (01:02:20):
It's like there's nothing to look forward to. What happened
to that I want to look forward to Saturday? Or
you know, the Thursday is okay, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (01:02:31):
You had your Sunday Monday combo right for rest of
my lifetime that it was. Then they added Thursday and
I'm like, all right, fine. I don't think I'm more
annoyed by the I think I'm more annoyed by the
fact that we're doing this thing where we're because because
my team had to play back to back international games
last year. Oh yeah, well one in Ireland, one in England, but.

Speaker 2 (01:02:54):
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (01:02:55):
I'd love to see how the players feel about it,
but I guess they don't anyway.

Speaker 1 (01:03:00):
Yeah, yeah, well you know how the NFL controls, Like
there's things you don't talk about. Yes, you don't talk
about Brandy threes. You don't talk about this stuff either.
So it's got a smile and Barrett, all right, man,
we will shit chat here in an hour. Okay, okay. Oh,
by the way, the teams for those that are playing
in Australia are the forty nine ers in RAMS. So

(01:03:21):
at least my aux is not getting Gord. So there
is that, all right, seven forty nine Hang on, So
I look this up. I look this up because Ross said, well,
at least they're West coast or I don't know if
you said that on the air. You said that off there,
I think, but you said at least they're West coast
teams with San Francisco and the Rams going to Australia
and like, it's not as close as you think. In fact,

(01:03:44):
because of the International date Line, they're actually ahead of
us almost a full day. It's depending on the time change,
because we do time change in Australia does one, but
it's different. It's anywhere from seventeen to nineteen hours difference
for just for the broadcast. So technically I guess it

(01:04:06):
is a Thursday game or I don't. It'd be a
Friday because it's a Thursday game. It'd be a Friday
game in Australia, it'd be a Thursday game in the US.
I don't even know what time they're playing it. But man,
I don't want my team having to go to Australia.
I don't want to. I don't like them going to London.
And that's at least manageable. I mean, they did the
Brazil thing last year, but from a time change standpoint,

(01:04:28):
it's not really an issue. It's just a north to
south thing there, although it is to get down to
southern Brazil is a long flight. Again, like when I
went to Buenos Aires, Argentina, it felt like I was
flying to eastern Europe. It's a long flight, man. But yeah,
this is getting out of hand. And then the NFL,
either earlier this week or last week, they're going to

(01:04:50):
renegotiate their broadcast stuff and they want to add more
streaming partners, more broadcast partners, and they want to get
an additional billion dollars. They currently get ten billion dollars
in just selling broadcast rights, and the Goodell wants to
make that eleven absolute license to print money. Oh look
at that, we got our we got our official idiots

(01:05:12):
on spring break story? Or did this happen Florida or
ah in New York? Post is just the worst, just
the worst, man, Okay, So pro tip, I guess if
you're going on spring break? Uh, getting topless and then

(01:05:34):
crawling on top of a jeep that's doing full highway
speed so you can twerk. Not a good idea, Not
a good idea? Lord, So what I ate? Half naked
reveler in Texas twerked the top of speeding suv moments
before the vehicle's drunk driver, of course, smashed into a

(01:05:56):
car and said, Oh, it's a hymn. Why would you
put top listen it? If it's a dude, why would
you do Why would you insert that into the headline
there for the subheadline? Right, I assume a guy at
a at previous spring breaks me running around without a shirt. Also,

(01:06:18):
why is a dude ross? I'm sorry? Are dudes allowed
to twork? I don't think so, Right, that's an instant
revoked the man card. I'm sorry. The twenty two year
old man sustained a serious head injury after flying off
the git. Well. Yes, and of course there's a video,
because you know, everything's a video. Now. The video, which

(01:06:42):
went viral, shows the man dancing suggestively. No, he's straight
up torky. He's not very good at it. Another clip
shows the aftermath of the crash, in which paramedics treat
his injuries while the driver and passengers look on. I'm
assuming the driver was eventually arrested. This is Fort iranis Texas?
I mean, is that down by South Padre? I guess

(01:07:04):
maybe I don't know. I don't know my Texas geography
good enough. Um, yeah, the driver was arrested for do
you I Oh, then they got and they got some
hobbies with them, who uh look like they've been over
served as well. Does everybody now just have the bikinis

(01:07:26):
where you can see the whole butt? Is that? When
did that happen? I'm not even being prudish about it.
I'm just wondering. But you know, ross, you know the
one I'm talking about now where it's intentionally like most
of it's up your not full g string, but like
most of it, because I almost don't see anything else anymore.
At least these girls should be wearing those because it's

(01:07:48):
it's not good when it goes the other way. Well,
the jeep was the jeep wasn't topless. The jeep has
its top on. Oh and it's got those in ducks.
Why do you get people love the ducks. I don't
even fully understand it, but I guess you do you okay, yeah, yeah, yeah,
he's looking up. So the town has about three thousand

(01:08:11):
permanent residents, but one hundred thousand spring breakers show up
every year. Where do they stay? Oh they had a
shooting down there too. All right, well that looks gruesome,
h dude, I'll tell you. I'll tell you that. The
most gruesome thing I ever witnessed from a traffic standpoint
was about five minutes after I got into Santa Barbara

(01:08:34):
down there, you know, post high school, to go down
there to go to school, and I'm driving on this
there's the road that fronts the beach in Santa Barbara's
called Cabrio Boulevard, and it's kind of a crew. It's
it's a you know, if you're going to cruise around
and kind of look at stuff. If you want to
go to war for State Street or any of the rest,
you go down Cabrio Boulevard, and so it's a very

(01:08:54):
busy street and you have people out there, you know,
screaming and acting a fool. And there was a dude
on a motorcycle and he had no shirt on, and
he's in front of me and he's occasionally do him
pop up wheelies to like impress the girls that are
because it's right where the sand starts, right where the beaches,
and so there's just a gazillion people and he's doing wheelies.

(01:09:16):
And then when he dropped his wheelie, he'd done his
motorcycle and it's supposed to be like a thirty five
mile an hour and he was hitting like fifty sixty
up there. Well, his dumbass like didn't realize the car
in front of him stopped because he's in a wheelie.
And so the moment he hits the ground, he gooses
this thing. I don't know if he got all the
way to fifty. He hits the he hits the car.

(01:09:37):
He has launched over the car. And it's super hot
that day too, and he proceeds to basically have all
his skin peeled off, sliding across the asphalt after he
did it, when I had to stop because I'm like
three cars behind him or something. And now there's a
dude who's just got peeled in front of me, just awful,

(01:10:00):
kind of like what this looks like? Most of it's blurred,
but there's a couple that aren't.

Speaker 2 (01:10:06):
All right.

Speaker 1 (01:10:06):
Well, we still got spring break to go, so I'm
sure it will continue. All right, let me get on
to a couple other things here, yeah, here we go.
So it's it's not misleading. I saw people saying that
it was misleading, but basically, the the Senate voted yesterday

(01:10:29):
to further the the Save America Act. Right, this is
the voting act fifty one to forty eight that happened
Tuesday afternoon, and people saw that. I don't assume that
that means it's past. What they did is they voted
to basically now open up the debate period. They still
have not voted to change the type of filibuster, right,

(01:10:50):
the zombie filibuster to a speaking filibuster. So they have
this vote, and I know what you're thinking, to go
case fifty one and forty eight do not add up
to one hundred, and you, my friend one get a
Math Award and two are correct. You know why? You
know who couldn't be bothered to show up and vote
on this thing, Senator slender Man. That's right, didn't even vote.

(01:11:17):
Senator slender Man could not be bothered to show up
and even cast a vote to open debate. This guy
has just burn it down on his way out. I
am Roz and I are like seriously considering having like
an event, like a party to celebrate this clown getting
out of office. I'm almost convinced we have to do this.
Would you guys, you guys want to come to a

(01:11:38):
thank God Tom Tillis has gone party. I think we
should do something like that.

Speaker 2 (01:11:42):
Yeah, we had a promo meeting and they're like, we
need to come up with something. That was my first idea. Yeah,
by Tom Tillis going away party.

Speaker 1 (01:11:49):
To call Ding Dong the itch is dead and insert
whatever letter you want before that, like the slender Man
soaree or something I don't know. Oh, yeah, we get
super creative on the name so because I remember, I
remember when Sama Bin Laden was killed, we had to
thank God he's Dead Party, and that was very well attended.
I think we did in what Garner Apex, I can't
remember exactly where it was Apex, and we did that

(01:12:10):
on a moment's notice and it was packed. So I
think people get behind to Thank god Tom Tillis's leaving party.
I'm almost convinced we gotta do that. So yeah, couldn't
be bothered, although if he had been, it would have
been fifty one to forty nine. Problem I don't know. Again,
this is just the procedural side of it. This is
not the actual vote. It's not the cloture vote, which

(01:12:30):
is where the philibuster comes in. It's none of those things.
But again, this is what this is is this is
John Thune realizing he's got to do He's got to
put this forward or like they were gonna come at
him with pitchforks. The problem is he's not messing with
the filibuster so that these people actually have to show
up and speak, which to me is what the filibuster

(01:12:54):
should be instead of this zombie where you just say, hey,
we're not going to we're gonna filibusterk wink non non,
and then you just kill it like that's what people
are sick of Uh. There was one repub it was Mercows.
Of course, it was Murkowski who voted against the motion
uh to uh you know, uh push push ahead with this.

(01:13:14):
But yeah, that's so, that's what happened yesterday. Again, while
Thune has moved to open the debate, it's unclear how
long speeches and deliberations will last. And again even if
they did, because there will be a speaking portion, right
because you know, uh, Corey Booker, I'm sure it's gonna
have to get up there and scream about whatever, and
maybe a couple others. But then ultimately they can they

(01:13:38):
can enter this zombie period and then it probably won't
get a vote, and then they'll go, well, we tried,
but the fact is you didn't. You didn't, you didn't
try everything. And again, this is a difference between Republicans
and Democrats. Do you remember do you remember the horse
trading on the on Obamacare? Do you remember that whole
process the depths that they were willing to go to

(01:14:00):
go ahead and get that thing over there, to use
every tool at their disposal and including, in my case
or in my opinion, bribery. Right were they're just say,
all right, if you do this, we'll send this to
your district, which is not all that uncommon in Congress,
but still the republic if John Thune was serious about
I said, when they were deciding who to go, you

(01:14:22):
know who is going to be the majority leader there,
And they said John Thune, just I like, I thought
that was a horrible idea. And now I'm vindicated because
this guy doesn't care. Democrats would absolutely one hundred percent
get rid of the zombie filibuster for this due to

(01:14:43):
the level of importance that they feel their constituency has
put on it. And again it's as I said the
other day, the fact that this is something that eighty
percent of the country when you average left and right
ninetieth percentile with Republicans twenty percent tile with Democrats on.
And then the fact that Congress will not pass it.

(01:15:06):
You don't have a Congress at that point. You're not
a responsive one. It's it's a joke. If you can't
get something past it has eighty percent approval rating, then
it's clear they're not working for you. But it will
like there'll be some audio I'm sure that we'll play,

(01:15:28):
and then the sing will die it death. Maybe I'm wrong,
and I hope I'm wrong, but I suspect that I'm not.
And then, of course you already got the statements from
Chuck Schumer and others. If MAGA Republicans want to bog
down the Senate over a debate on voter suppression, Democrats
are ready again, all aligned, all have the language worked out,

(01:15:51):
All will vote in lockstep under penalty of not getting
things funded. Whatever it is. Mitch McConnell did vote for it,
though some people were thinking he wasn't going to. But
maybe he just got confused or he passed out and
fell on his yes button. I don't know, but yeah,
Tom Tillis again who was publicly opposed the bill, didn't

(01:16:11):
even vote, didn't even couldn't even be bothered a weigh
in on this. I don't know. Maybe he was doing
another dog doggie show with stupid costumes or something. That's like,
it's the only thing I guess he's known for in
the Senate really, that and just being an obstructionist, all right.
At eight seventeen. Hang on, Well, yesterday, big old boom,
big old boom, and obviously startling residents there. Turns out

(01:16:37):
it was a meteorite that blew through there, and there's
really good video, a few different ones, this one I
was watching the one from a trucking company. It's like
their outside surveillance video, really high quality, and you just
see this thing ripping as across it was. They say
it was six feet across, But how dense these things are?

(01:16:57):
Is wild? Eight tons? Wait? So six feet by six feet,
but it weighs eight tons. They say it was traveling
forty thousand miles per hour, blew apart with the energy
of two hundred and fifty tons of TNT. I'd be
out trying to find some of this stuff. There might
be valuables up in there. People will pay for meteorites. Man.

(01:17:18):
It doesn't say fully what it was made of, though,
Like why it was so dense?

Speaker 2 (01:17:23):
Ross?

Speaker 1 (01:17:24):
What are they? What do you think it's made of? Well,
it ain't a media, yeah it is. It came out
of the sky.

Speaker 5 (01:17:30):
Well I'm sure it did, but it ain't no madiare
It's a big old frozen chunk of what.

Speaker 1 (01:17:37):
Okay, that's not that dense. If it is, you need
to hydrate or sell something, right, oh what whatever? It
want to be healthy.

Speaker 2 (01:17:48):
I've been waiting all morning to play that.

Speaker 1 (01:17:51):
He's not lying. You get it, you get it, Yeah,
puts it on his button bar and then just like
a like a guy in a tree stand is waiting
for that, dear, it's just waiting for it.

Speaker 2 (01:18:03):
Oh I saw this say in the pre app was
a headline said meteor is that I'm ready?

Speaker 1 (01:18:07):
Yeah? Yeah, meat here or fireworks and it's on. It's
onl like Donkey Kong. Although do you missed it this
year with the fireworks? Didn't you on fourth of July?
I don't remember. Maybe maybe was fourth of July on
a weekend maybe this I can't remember. But anyway, yeah,
he's got those two things lurking. I gotta be careful.
It's like you can't say that on television, but with

(01:18:28):
Joe dirt clips. And for those of you who have
no idea what I just referenced, your childhood was right,
you were robbed. It was you know, the green slime
on Nickelodeon. That's what's up with that? And actually the
premise of that sounds absurd, doesn't it. You hat a
show where depending on if you say two trigger words

(01:18:50):
or phrases, you either get green slime or water dumped
on yourself and then you would just watch the whole
time waiting for the payoff. I don't remember what they
did on the show. Do you remember what they did
on the show? Really? What like the premise was other
than dowsing people?

Speaker 2 (01:19:04):
Yeah, they were like skits, right. I remember they're being
like a restaurant and like a weird gross chef and
there was like a living room with a weird gross
dad and okay.

Speaker 1 (01:19:16):
All right, yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:19:19):
All I remember is Moose with the slime.

Speaker 1 (01:19:21):
Yes, that was That's why. That's what turned the die.
That's why people watched. I want to see that happen anyway.
So but yeah, no, the meteorites are super valuable actually,
so uh you know, if I had some free time,
it was in that area because you can kind of ye,
I mean you can tell where, you know, the area

(01:19:41):
broke up over I'd say walking through a field probably
is would be where somebody's times or somebody did so
any who, all right, let me uh, let me get
on to this insanity here. This is this is this
is straight to the wood chipper stuff here. Ah, and

(01:20:01):
it's a Florida man. But there's nothing funny about this
som not playing the song Florida man Francisco Javier Ravello,
who is a US citizen by the way, but was
actually busted as part of an ICE investigation because he
was in an online chat group that had a bunch
of people who are illegal and was sharing And I

(01:20:24):
wish I was making this up. He was. He just
played guilty to distributing videos depicting the sexual torture and
physical torture of monkeys. Who's into that phone number eight
eight eight nine three four seven eight seven four. Honestly,

(01:20:44):
like what I I just saw this horrible story. Man
a special ed teacher. It's a woman, she's thirty two.
Her name's Mahela Benavides is accused of raping one of
her students, a ten year old special need student, up

(01:21:07):
to in some cases, five times a day because the
student didn't move. I got is that normal where you're
just with one teacher all day right in special Ed?
Because I'm trying to figure out how I'm assuming the
student was in there all day with this one teacher
and she would give them pop brownies, and the evidence
against her she filmed it. I honest, I think the

(01:21:33):
wood chippers too nice. We're gonna have to think of that.
What was the thing where they put people in a
log and float them in a pond and then eventually
like the insects and murder them and the infection. I'm thinking, like,
we may we may have to get something like that.
Just awful, just awful. And and this is this is,
this is why I point this story out. Apparently there

(01:21:55):
were a bunch of signs this was going on. It's
not as though the student is completely nonverbal. And of
course the parents didn't bring their concerns to the school,
and the schools like, god's fine, that's fine, why are
you attacking the teacher? And then again when they arrested her,
they found all these videos that she had taken of

(01:22:15):
what she was doing. So we're gonna have to we're
gonna have to figure something much more horrific for her.
I just sorry, I didn't mean to bummer you all out,
But again, there's just there's, dude, there's so much evil
out there, and I'm just sick of the amount of
stories where you have, like these school districts that become

(01:22:38):
mean to parents. Right. You saw this up in Virginia,
right where the guy's like, yeah, my daughter was raped
in the bathroom by a guy who says he's a girl,
and they remember, they they they they arrested him for
coming to the meeting talking about it too many times,
and then of course that all backfire went through the
court stuff. But yeah, you got bunch of woke people

(01:23:01):
there in these school districts or just I don't understand
what it is. And again, this is not an attack
on all teachers. I understand that most teachers are not
doing these horrible things. I I it's the it's these
districts and these administrators, which we have far too many of.
And in fact, just as somebody who had who previously
had to cover like school boards, and I say boards

(01:23:23):
because they have all the different ones up in Minnesota
because they have much more fragmented cities there, like the
suburbs are all their own separate thing much up to
a much greater extent Minneapolis has like he's like thirty
eight suburbs or some crazy number. So we're covering all
the big ones. And it's like you'd see these charts
with like growth of administrative positions versus teachers, and it's

(01:23:46):
just off the charts. Man. And then if their only
job is to tell you know, to gaslight these parents
who clearly were right. It's just just so disturbing, man,
And I hate there's a picture of her, a video
of her, and she's in court and she's like joking
too with somebody and I don't know why, but that

(01:24:07):
just flips my trigger even more. All Right, sorry, let
me uh get back into a couple other things there.
But let's see, by the way, ross, the amount of
people in my email who are all in on a
thank God Tillus is leaving party is not insignificant. And

(01:24:27):
click look at that Boston Paul. Did somebody say party?

Speaker 2 (01:24:29):
Why it's gonna be packed like the fire. Marshal's gonna
have to hang out.

Speaker 1 (01:24:35):
We have to send him an invitation, right, like a
like a like a nice you know, like when of
those nice calligraphy wedding invitation.

Speaker 2 (01:24:45):
Yeah, we have to invite him. But then when he
gets there, there has to be like a like a
list like to get through the door. And then like
so he's there, but then he's not on the list.

Speaker 1 (01:24:54):
I'm sure he's coming, Yeah, absolutely, I'm sure he's showing up.
You know what if he did show up, I actually
that I would have that would no I would have
a better opinion of it, agreed, Yes, right, all right.
Speaking of dumb politicians, this dude in Texas, I is

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he has to be a Republican plant. There's no way.
This tall rico dude. Remember this is the guy, and
I will remind you of this every time we talk
about him. This is the guy who argued that God
is the one who thought abortion was should be a
thing because the Angel asked Mary if she was cool
with you know, the whole Hey, you want to be
the mother of Jesus, and so there was a choice

(01:25:37):
there therefore abortion. That guy his campaigns. I'm going to
read this too. By the way, I am proud to
say that our campaign has officially become a non meat campaign.
We're only buying vegan products from local vegan businesses. You're

(01:25:58):
running for Senate in Texas and you're going vegan. I'm
sure that'll work. I'm sure that'll be well received in
Texas where all well not all the cows, clearly, but
it's kind of a thing there. I don't know if
you've heard brisket ross you ever? You ever hear a
brisket pretty good?

Speaker 2 (01:26:19):
Yeah, I'm a fan.

Speaker 1 (01:26:20):
Yeah, yeah, you're almost obligated if you're running for senate
to do like what Josh Stein likes to do, where
he runs around takes pictures of himself, you know, eating
all you know, at all the barbecue joints all around
the state of North Carolina. I get him a little
grief for it, but whatever, it's It's not the thing
that bothers me most. But if you're in Texas, I

(01:26:40):
feel like you're obligated to eat nine you know, you know,
nine or ten different photo ops at like some brisket joint,
at some barbecue joint. So you're gonna go all vegan.

Speaker 2 (01:26:53):
Yeah, that's.

Speaker 1 (01:26:56):
That's gonna end. Well but hey, all right, well, hey,
if that's your thing, go for it. Man. Why is
he wearing a mask in this recent video too?

Speaker 2 (01:27:07):
Like it like a COVID mask.

Speaker 1 (01:27:09):
Yes, he's a plant. There's no there's no there's no way. Right,
you're running around Texas and a COVID mask and you're
saying you won't eat eat beef or any meat for
that matter. But beef is so important one you're trying
to lose. There's no way. Oh, by the way, let

(01:27:32):
me give you a fun stat about Texas. A lot
of people don't know what, Well, let me ask you
this for for all commodities, farm products, all the rest
of that's everything in Texas. So you add it all up,
everything that Texas produces. Let me give you some examples
of different things. Corn, dairy, poultry, eggs, cotton, greenhouse vegetables,

(01:27:59):
fruits on greenhouse vegetables, pork, all of that stuff. What
percentage of Texas's total commodities is is moukal? What do
you think?

Speaker 4 (01:28:14):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:28:14):
Higher, higher? Fifty? What'd you say?

Speaker 2 (01:28:17):
Fifty?

Speaker 1 (01:28:17):
Buggy yeah, son of a gun? Yeah, man, all right,
you're one for one today. You didn't get the dog,
but you got that. Yeah, in Texas half half. It's
actually just slightly more than half, but like fifty point
eight percent or whatever that is. Yeah, and it's a
fifteen and a half billion dollar industry in Texas. I

(01:28:37):
just I looked it up because I wanted to be clear.
I knew it was half, I didn't know how much
it was. Fifteen and a half billion dollars. And you're
running for senate in Texas, like, ew meat, I bet
this guy eat bugs though, probably yeah, he strikes me
as a bug eater man. All right, And then this
this story right here is the dumbest lawsuit. But anyway,

(01:28:59):
a German tourist is suing a New York taco shop
because he was not warned that their salsa was spicy,
and he said it burned his mouth. And by the way,
I would just point out to this German guy, I
have to do it in English because I can't scream
in your weird language. There one, it's a taco shop,

(01:29:21):
but it's New York salsa, which historically we make fun
of in this country. We had a whole ad campaign
about it. Where is it made New York City? New
York City get a rope? There's another court childhood memory
that commercial. So he went into a Tacorea uh little

(01:29:42):
Tacos Takorea Takerera, I don't know whatever. Numeral Uno is
the name. And if you go into you know, especially
if you go into a more authentic taco place, you
got that little like bar their thing, and it's got
a few different salsas. It's got the cucumbers and the
radishes and all that stuff. So he just he put

(01:30:04):
put a bunch together. He chose poorly, and he said
that it was so spicy that he thought he had
injured his mouth. He's now suing for one hundred thousand
dollars in damages. He said it also he also experienced
gastro gastro intestinal problems, which is a thing which Ross
will attest to. If you shove too much super spicy

(01:30:26):
stuff down your gullet. That was what was that ghost
pepper hot sauce, right, you did, although to be fair,
you did that.

Speaker 2 (01:30:33):
It will it was Carolina Reaper.

Speaker 1 (01:30:35):
Oh, Carolina Reaper. Okay, And to be fair, you did
that so you can impress your stream. So you have
no one but yourself to blame. But Ross thought he
was going to die, so that is a thing. But
also nobody forced you to shove it in your face, sir.
They're eight off or whatever your name is. He said
that he wants one hundred thousand damages. After the gastro

(01:30:56):
intestinal problems, he said his blood pressure went up. Well no, yes, Sherlock,
and caused him emotional distress because now he is scared
to eat Mexican food. What an absolute loser. Man raised
Agic from the Weather Channel. So let's get him in

(01:31:17):
on this. So some lunatic went to a super authentic
taco place and you know you go there and they
have all the salses and that little bar with the
cucumbers and the radishes. He took the spicy one, didn't
test it, shoved it down his face, and now he
wants one hundred thousand dollars because he's an idiot, because
it made it made it made him go number two
too much, raised his blood pressure, and now he's scared

(01:31:37):
to eat Mexican food, which is fine, more Mexican food
for us, but still, and.

Speaker 4 (01:31:42):
The sad part about it is that he'll probably get
the one hundred thousand, right.

Speaker 1 (01:31:46):
I don't know, man. It's in New York City, so
you're probably right.

Speaker 4 (01:31:49):
But yeah, I mean I don't really go to New
York City seeking out Mexican food. I do like spicy
once in a while, not as much as I used to.

Speaker 1 (01:31:59):
Yeah, I don't know if I to that. Yeah, i'll
tell you what. It's weird. Man. So as I'm getting older,
if I eat McDonald's now, it just kills me, right,
if I too much McDonald's. But I am as spicy
as ever, I'll pour it on, man. I want it
as spicy as possible. Yeah, I'm not quite there.

Speaker 4 (01:32:19):
Like the spicy as possible, but I'm pretty much like, yeah,
like it hot, but not all the time.

Speaker 1 (01:32:24):
Who doesn't put the who doesn't like stick? If you
stick your finger or a fork or something in there
and just take a little taste of it, right, I
mean exactly. Anyways, let's support this guy's from Germany anyway.
What's going on, man?

Speaker 4 (01:32:38):
Yeah, a little cloud around, but other than that, the
trend is all toward milder weather, maybe eighty by the weekend,
I think, at least in the triangle to try. It
may stay in the mid upper seventies, but it's all
looking good. Clouds this morning, but gradually we'll get into
some sunshine. Stole the chili side early and this afternoon
we're below normal by probably about ten degrees, mid upper

(01:32:59):
forty Tonight close to thirties, so not quite there yet.
With the milder nights, sunshine tomorrow sixty near seventy on Friday,
mostly Sunday. Friday morning will be near forty, so we'll
start to come up there too, and then over the
weekend we're well into the seventies, partly to mostly Sunday.
For Saturday and Sunday we'll make that run at eighty
probably by Sunday, so not much rain around, not any

(01:33:20):
wintery pre sip in the forecast, just a trend toward
now milder weather. As I got a big high pressure
system out over the southwest where there's going to be
some extreme heat, we're going to get milders. It pushes
it east just a little bit, so going through the
days of the twenties at night, I think, starting probably
Friday morning, and then as we had said, again much

(01:33:41):
mild They're good weekend coming up.

Speaker 1 (01:33:42):
Okay, thank you, sir, appreciate it. And Bloomberg news is next.
Hang on, niece, Pella GREENI what you got Denise.

Speaker 7 (01:33:48):
Yeah, we have some interesting news from the Pentagon. It
plans to start mass producing drones. These are one way
Lucas attacked drones, the ones they created in the US
by reverse engineering cheap and deadly Shakeheed system. These drones
will be manufactured by Arizona based Specter Works. Mortgage rates
meantime surging to the highest this year. Bad news for

(01:34:10):
home shoppers, of course. Mortgage Bankers Association says mortgage rates
up to the highest level of the year six point
three percent now on a thirty year fixed mortgage. Chanell
mania shows luxury still has pulse, shoppers queuing for hours
to enter Chanell's London Bond Street store to see designer
Matthew Blazy's first collection the way Chanella makes it now

(01:34:31):
so you can't purchase some new bags right away as
adding to the buzz and kind of shifts the narrative.
Casey a little bit away from all the complaints about pricing.
But Chanell really basically just has a pulse. It's not
that the industry is wildly healthy. The Erack, the Iron
War and a bunch of other things really weighing on
it along with just the economy overall. Isn't okay to

(01:34:53):
let AI help you do your taxes? Accountants say probably not.
They say, well, Claude, Chat, GPT and others really can
be used. They often make mistakes, such as giving bad
planning advisor, misreading digits off tax documents. Of course, some
tax professionals and software startups are also using AIS, so
even if you go to them could be inevitable. But

(01:35:15):
they're using AI, and with or without AI, tax professionals
I might head also make mistakes. I've experienced that stock
futures right now they're lower Dow futures down two twenty seven,
s INP futures down thirty, Nasdaq futures down one hundred
and eight. What's the problem, Well, the problem is inflation.
Prices paid to US producers increased by more than forecast

(01:35:36):
in February, and of course as the war heated up
in Irun in March. We have all the inflationary problems
now with energy prices. So the thinking is it's starting
to get bad and it could get worse if you
want to drink your sorrows away. Though probably never a
better time to buy and drink vintage wine because there
is a glot. The wine bubble is burst and investors

(01:35:57):
have moved away from buying it as an asset.

Speaker 1 (01:36:00):
Are really low.

Speaker 7 (01:36:01):
And speaking of beverages, there's a new pepsi flavor out.
It's called Project Hail Mary. That's for the science fiction
film that comes out this week. The drink is only
at Regal theaters right now, and casey, it has nerds
gummy clusters inside the drink.

Speaker 1 (01:36:18):
What do you think. I'm not a candy guy, so probably.

Speaker 7 (01:36:23):
Yeah, I'm not a soda guy, so I'll skip it too.
Can't be good for your teeth, but it's good for
a lifetime employment for dentists. I'm sure.

Speaker 1 (01:36:32):
Well, as long as somebody's making money.

Speaker 7 (01:36:34):
Yeah, somebody always is.

Speaker 1 (01:36:36):
All right, Denise, I appreciate it. Sorry to hit you
late today. It's been a weird day, so tuck you
have a good one. We'll chat tomorrow. Okay, all right,
there you go, Denise Pella Greenie from Bloomberg News. Oh
look at that ros your truck trap snag something. Oh
what did you get this time? Hundreds of gallons of syrup?
Do you like syrup? You like maple syrup? Yeah, you're

(01:36:59):
swimming in it, literally, I guess if you want. Well
you're not because it's all over the road. But boy,
that's got it. That's got to be hell to clean up, right,
you gotta. Yeah, syrup just smashed all over. Where is this?
Oh it's on an interstate too. Oh that's awful because
then you're gonna drive through that get you know, it's
like fresh assphal awful, awful, awful and real quickly. Apparently

(01:37:24):
at the World Anti Doping Association, the the moonbats there
have decided that they're gonna get Trump. I kids, you not.
They are discussing they're proposing a rule that would ban
Trump from attending. I'm not making this up. The Olympics
and the FIFA World Cup any basically anything they're associated with,

(01:37:47):
which is interesting because both of those events are in
the US