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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's Groundhog Day again, and we go now to eleven
to ten kfab junior CUB reporter Matt Innis. If that
name is familiar to you, you might recall the primary
challenge to Ben Sass a few years back. Well, now
he's our junior cub reporter and he is live on
the scene at Gobbler's Knob, and he is a Gobbler's Knob.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
What's up, Matt? Good morning, Good morning Scott.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
Well, I'm telling you it's a luxury four degree here
at Gobbler's Knob in Punksatani and there are thousands of people.
This is far bigger than I ever expected.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
It would be.
Speaker 1 (00:40):
You went out there willingly and said, I gotta go
out there and see this.
Speaker 2 (00:46):
Why.
Speaker 3 (00:49):
Well, last week I was in Florida at the Rolex
twenty four. It was seventy seven degrees. I thought, why
not go someplace a little cooler? And I thought this
would be a wonderful place to go.
Speaker 1 (01:00):
All right, So you're there with thousands of people. Are
the people with their little tuxedos and top hats out
there ready to pull that fat hamster out of its cage.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Or what they are?
Speaker 3 (01:13):
They're up on stage right now, they're doing the uh,
they're gonna be parading them down right now because I'm
about all about ten feet away from all the top hats,
and so they're getting ready to do their whole big productions.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
I wonder how long that whole production takes. I mean,
they got all those people there. You can't just do
it in one minute. You pull the thing out.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
He saw a Shadow six more weeks of winter. All right, goodbye, everybody.
I mean, is this a whole like Broadway show or
what do they do?
Speaker 3 (01:44):
Oh? Yeah, So the last couple of days they've had
lives music down in Punk Satanian and where they do
the whole Groundhog celebration and he comes out He's a
shadow is basically up on a mountain air just outside
of Punk of Funny. But they've got live music for
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the last couple of days. They've got all these tents.
I guess, you know, if you want to start drinking
beer at six am, they've got that for you. I mean,
I've got lots of those. But you know, there's just
a lot of events going on and a lot of
people walking around the clouds every day get bigger, and
this is by far just really I I did not
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expect this many people. Well, it's still busting them in.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
It's hard to get there, Punk Satani, Pennsylvania is not
like right off the road there. I mean, it's it's
close to I eighty, but you've got to go. You
got to fly into Pittsburgh or State College or something
and try and worm your way over there.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Right.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
Oh yeah, I know. I had to drive from Pittsburgh
to Indiana, Pennsylvania, which you remember that is Signetty is
where he was toaching before he was the state of Indiana.
And then that's about thirty five minutes frum Punks to Toney.
So then you have a dozen five minute drive it
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back here. But you gotta leave early. If you don't
leave early, you're not going to get in.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Well I'm boy, I'm glad you got there. So I
hear people yelling in the background what's going on.
Speaker 3 (03:26):
They're getting ready to make the announcement and all the
top Pats people are getting ready to walk down and
do their little parade for everybody. And you know they're
gonna pull that hog out, and you know you got
thousands of people here freezing their butts off to worship
a rat. Yeah, you know, and you know they used
to take the hog out and eat it, but now
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they worship it.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Is that true?
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Did they pull that ground hog out and put it
on a spit back in the day.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
Well, that's what Bill Murray said.
Speaker 4 (03:57):
What he said.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
All right, hey, I'll let you enjoy the presentation. That's
why you're there. Text me and let me know whether
or not that groundhog saw its shadow. Will report it immediately.
And if you see Ned Ryerson, punch him right in
the face for me.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
Oh no, I saw that. He told me some insurance
to give me accidental death and just numbers insurance.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
It's great, Matt, Thank you very much. We'll talk to
you again.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Man.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
All right, that's eleven ten kfab Junior CUB reporter Matt
innis out there reporting live from punk Satani, Pennsylvania, where
they're going to pull out the hog, the ground hog
in just a few moments. And the county the calendar, No, Lucy,
I have not. The calendar suggests that we do have
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six more weeks of winter. But I'm not going to
believe anything until I see whether or not that groundhog
sees a shadow. Now, the National Weather Service, despite the
fact that We've got really nice temperatures, especially later in
the week. Also has a couple of chances for some
snow and ice, so it's going to be a.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Bit of a roller coaster of a week.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
But if we get back up in the fifties later
this week, and the suggestion is we will, that then
gets us into the second week of February. February is
a short month. We're practically in March. It's spring.
Speaker 5 (05:19):
That's some good mathematic.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
Vegorans, Lucy, this is all I have. Don't take it
from me. The Husker basketball team is on the skids.
That's two in a row. The whole season's blown. It's
all over. It's all we have left is decent weather
on Thursday. Calm down over there, and now we got
our first calm down over there from Jim Rose proving
the top.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
I know that's fine. Both of them could be in
the final four.
Speaker 1 (05:44):
Turns out, we do need rank Mass to be hydrated
and ready to go for these games, and he will
be when we get into tournament time. The season is
not over. I'll calm down if you'll tell.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
We Also, we also need the officials to blow a
whistle before there is any blood.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
It was that before we started hack a shack late
in the game. Actually, eighteen free throws for them, three
for us. Boy, did everyone watch the Grammys last night?
I saw no fewer than two dozen commercials throughout the day.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Grammys to night.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Don't want to get to watch the Grammys, And I thought, oh,
maybe I'll watch the Grammy and then I completely forgot.
And apparently I missed a lot of different celebrity types
going up there and using foul language to politely ask
Ice to move themselves from Minneapolis.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Yeah, it was a parade of idiocy last night at
the Grammy GB. I saw the highlights. Yeah, and I
can assure you that you didn't miss anything. Now, the
Grammys are not designed for MAGA followers, and the Grammys
are not designed typically for anybody over the age of seventeen. Yeah,
and it became pretty clear that's what we had. And
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the virtue signaling last night was so thick you could
cut it with acts of course. But just so you know,
all of these celebrities lined up behind Kamala Harris in
twenty twenty four, I mean everybody from Oprah to George
Clooney to the rest of them, and she lost every
single Swing state. So you know, you can look back
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on some of the sage advice given years ago, and
that is just shut up and sing, or you can
make an ass of yourself, which is what they did
last night on CBS. That's fine.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
Billy Eilish decided to let everyone know that no one
is illegal on stolen land, right.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
I don't know how big He's not even from here.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
I don't know how big her compound is or whether
she just allows everyone to come in without any security
to come hang out with her.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
Just remember all these people live behind giant walls with
security detail.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
Yeah, they do bad Bunny. He talked against ice and
so forth. He got Album of the Year. He'll be
your super Bowl halftime performer this Sunday. It is super
Bowl week. But I guess the funniest moment of the
night was when Cher was presenting Record of the Year.
The winner was Kendrick Lamar and Sizza. The record is
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called Luther. So Cher presented the award and said, congratulations,
the winner is Luther vandros Ah.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
That's what she said. Luther vandros Well, you.
Speaker 5 (08:26):
Know, I mean it. He's a pretty good singer.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
He one of the best singers of all time, so
Cher was representing the alumni Association. Luther Vandros died in
two thousand and five. Yeah, one of the songs producers,
channeling her inner Joe Biden, one of the songs producers, says,
let's give a shout out to the late great Luther Vandross. Right,
let's see what Washington is either doing for us or
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to us today. The Department of Justice released a lot
more Epstein files on Friday afternoon. Most people are looking
at all the going the heck's what is all this?
There's not a lot most of most of it's all
blacked out. No one is going to jail as a
result to what was released on Friday, except maybe people
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in the Department of Justice who dumped these files out
there because they contained images of potentially underage naked girls.
As you know, a lot of this Epstein stuff has
to do with just that. Well, the Department of Justice
and dumping all the stuff out there flagged a bunch
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of photos and everything else. Two thousand videos, one hundred
and eighty thousand images. The New York Times Review found
nearly forty nude photos that were left fully visible, including
both bodies and faces of at least seven young women,
possibly teenage girls, and those were part of the Department
(09:58):
of Justices photoed up. So right now it doesn't look
like anyone named Clinton or Trump whatever would be going
to jail. But if you release images of underage naked
people online, then maybe you could go to jail. So
that would be an interesting next stage and all this,
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and Lucy, we're in a partial government shutdown.
Speaker 2 (10:22):
Did you feel it again?
Speaker 1 (10:24):
I know, well, last time was a full government shutdown.
This is your partial government shutdown. And what that means is.
Speaker 5 (10:34):
Is not going to hurt as much.
Speaker 2 (10:35):
I don't I don't.
Speaker 5 (10:36):
Really know a dentist salesman. This is a partial appointment.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
Right, this is a partial route cano. The Senate managed
to pass the stopgap bill funds ICE for a couple
more weeks, which is dumb because ICE was already fully
funded as a result of the Big Beautiful Bill. Not
really sure what we're arguing about. What the Democrats say,
because now it goes back to the House is like
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we're trying to get everyone here. There's a lot of snow,
so they probably won't vote past it until tomorrow, which
would end the partial government shutdown that most people do
not know exists. The big argument here is we want
ICE to take off their masks and we want them
to have IDs. Jim, should ICE take off their masks?
Speaker 2 (11:21):
Well, you're talking about people advocating that who don't know
anything about law enforcement or they don't care law enforcement.
Law enforcement doesn't wear masks. Well, they're not ICE agents,
and I think there's a big difference. The other thing
that you have to consider is that this has nothing
to do with public safety, and it has their observations
like Kakeem Jeffries, the minority leader of the United States
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House or Chuck Schumer, the minority leader of the United
States Center. This has nothing to do with public safety
and it has nothing to do with ICE. It has
to do with playing to their political base. We're inside
of a year before we have our midterm elections. Everything
will be about political posturing and the hard left which
votes in these primaries which will be coming up here
in the next few months. Nebraska's is in May. These
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people get elected by getting their base out. Their base
hates Ice, their base hates the country. Their base doesn't
care about public safety. And so when you say we
need to unmask ICE agents. We need to require that
they have ID which are suggesting is that anybody who
is a bad guy. And remember a lot of this
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stuff is being funded by in many cases, in fact,
the governor of Texas said as much yesterday, funded by
foreign adversaries. Those are the ones that are going to
go after the ICE agent's families. If you know who
they are, and technology can grab a face and make
it very easy to identify, then they become very much
vulnerable to criminal behavior and really ruthless personal attacks, physical attacks.
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So what they're saying has nothing to do with the job.
It has to do with playing to their base. And
when you say we need to pull them ask off.
We need to put an ideal. In fact, just put
a jersey number on them, you know, just say, you
know for heats seventy nine and just let the bad
guys figure out who that is and then chase after him.
We had an ICE agent say that their son was
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followed by a protester in his car the other day.
That's all you need to know. And they're getting paid
about seventy five thousand dollars a year to do this. Yeah, number,
you can't take any of these people seriously, Yep, the
agenda here has nothing to do with making the country
better or safer. If that was the case, they would
they would absolutely enforce ICE activities. They would help these
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ICE agents round up criminals in these various communities like Portland, Oregon,
which is a tinder box again and Minneapolis. They're going
crazy in Minneapolis again. Why would you allow them to
burn down a neighborhood because it plays to your political base.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
First of all, eighty three not seventy nine. That would
meet my jersey number. Seventy nine's alignment. Eighty three is
a receiver and howny passes. Did you catch all of them?
It came to me you pulled every one of them down,
I bet. And then secondly, when the angry mob is
coming after you, why would you want to have yourself
identified so they can come to your home? Apparently that's
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Democrats want that to happen. There's a lot of evidence
that supports that. We started this hour on news radio
eleven ten KFAB with Junior Cub reporter Matt Innis. He
he pops up in the news every now and again.
Ran against Ben sass in the Republican primary for Senate
A couple of elections ago, and then jettisoned a police
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officer to the ground at a Republican convention hearing, a
convention meeting in Carney a few years back. So, Matt,
that was a long story. If you're not familiar with
all that, It's all good. Everyone's fine. So the day
Matt was our junior cub reporter on the scene in
Punks the County, Florida, and he has let us know,
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Lucy that that fat little hamster did see it shadow
six more weeks of winter. Ah, the calendar suggests as
much anyway. In fact, Matt did give this report. He said,
and I quote when Zekov saw the long winter, he
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saw winter bleak and dark. Yet we know that winter
is just another step in the cycle of life. Standing
here amongst the people of Punk Satani and basking in
the warmth of their hearts and hearts, I couldn't imagine
a better faith than a long and illustrious winter from
Punk Satani. I'm Matt innis so long. And then he
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punched ned Ryerson in the face. We've all seen Groundhog Day,
right right, great Bill Murray movie, all right, oh it is.
That is a fantastic movie. Let's go easy on the
term green. I'd say that's a great Bill Murray movie
as is scrooged. Now, Jim said something a few minutes ago.
I was listening. You're talking about that generator if your
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power goes out, and across the areas of the country
that generally don't get a lot of snow and cold,
they've had some major problems down there. So Jim, listen
to this. Nashville family had their power go out. This
was not yesterday, but a week ago Sunday when they
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got that first blast of the bomb cyclone or polar
vortex or kujo or whatever we're calling winter storms these days.
So they managed to drive someplace and find an available generator.
They spend about fifteen hundred dollars on a generator as
plus extension cords, and they picked up a couple of
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space heaters as well so they could make sure their
house was warm. So they plug it all in. They
got the generator out there on the porch and they
they were the only house there in the neighborhood that
had a generator, so they had electricity, they had heat
ability for food. So family and neighbors were coming over
there and they said yeah, and we were making the
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most of it. Everyone's over here until they got a
letter on their door from the HOA. The Homeowners Association said,
your generator does not fit within the boundaries of what
we allow here in our covenants. Quote thank you for
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helping to keep Southview on Second Town homes an attractive
and desirable place to live. They said, we don't have
any power. We're trying to survive and someone, you know,
I don't know that, the HOA president, who I imagine
is a very very lonely woman, like it's too much snow.
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I can't get to Minneapolis and do what I want
to do protest ah, So instead I'll just go after
the people here in my neighborhood. So it may be
that she was out looking for covenant violations, but it
was probably a neighbor, probably a neighbor who didn't like
the sound coming from the generator. Some of them can
be kind of noisy, but it's a it's a generator.
It's an incredible, incredible winter event. People are trying to survive,
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and someone reached out to the HOA and said do
something about this.
Speaker 5 (18:25):
Maybe they didn't invite her.
Speaker 2 (18:26):
It's killing property values. God, this is what happens with hoas.
And having been a former officer and an HOA, I
can tell you that we have a lot of nannies
out there not surprised to hear this.
Speaker 5 (18:39):
Wow, explains so much.
Speaker 2 (18:43):
Perfect for you. I was a great statesman. I instituted
the Monroe doctrine many times. You had my lofty position
as vice president of the homeowners associations?
Speaker 1 (18:53):
Were you out there with a measuring tape by checking
out flag poles?
Speaker 2 (18:56):
I was one of these live and let live type guys.
As long as you didn't park a double wide trailer
in your yard, and as long as you, you know,
didn't drive a truck much like the clampets, and didn't
house it in the garage, I was pretty cool. Now,
once in a while, i'd, you know, make a conversation
with somebody about leaving their boat out too long or
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not housing their garbage cans. But I wasn't out there
with a measuring tape, and I wasn't out there comparing
roof shinkles like some people do. I was a lot
more interested in lake safety than the esthetics of the neighborhood.
But there are some out there that were very concerned
and heard from them a lot.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
I imagine you were one of those that went out
during the storm. There's a little piece of sighting that
got stripped away from your house, like we're in an
active storm right now.
Speaker 2 (19:46):
Yeah, and then I'd pointed my watch, It's say to
the resident point of my watch top. Yeah, when's that
going to be fixed? Can't have it? Yeah? No, none
of that. I was. I was a very benevolent servant.
Well during my tenures these people.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
I went to the TV station out christ ws MV Nashville,
contact at the management company, and what do you know,
the HOA board agreed to make a one time exemption
for this family, allowing the family to use the generator
until the power is restored and then turn it off.
Wow that yeah, let's just keep the generator going even
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though we have electricity.
Speaker 2 (20:22):
How about this, Why don't you go ahead and put
the generator in your house? That way we don't have
to see it now, forget about how all of you
would be dead in thirty minutes. Yes, at least you
could do is put it inside. Crazy HOA people, I am.
I'm glad to hear you were a good one. I
was beloved people loved me past tense because I was
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a because my term came to an end. Yeah, so
now I'm retired and nobody likes to hear It's like presidents.
Nobody wants to hear from former HOA board members. No
one wants to hear from current ones either. They really
don't want to hear from current ones either, but they
definitely don't want to hear from people who used to
be on the HOA board.
Speaker 1 (21:02):
My house, if I want to put a helipad in
my front yard, That's where I'm putting the helipad.
Speaker 2 (21:06):
But we've had issues we as residents, we have had
issues with Homeowners Association nanny's. In particular, it was an
investment property we had over off one hundred and eighth
in Pacific one hundred, Yeah, actually it was more like
about one hundred and fourteenth and Pacific, And you know,
we had put a new roof on this property and
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some HOA nanny showed up and said, you have to
pull that roof off, but that does not comport with
the standards of the HOA roof regimentation and specifications. And
by like, it wasn't. You couldn't even tell the difference
but there was a difference, and so this guy got
into my face and he made a big mistake because
he had not filed the addendum and the he had
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not filed the contassole with the county. So I got
him on a technicality. He didn't file the contssol because
they changed that, but they didn't file it. They changed
the HA REGs on roofs, but they didn't file it
with the county, which meant it was invalid. And so
I got in his face and said, you screwed with
the wrong guy. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
You know, I don't know if you know this about me, sir,
but I'm off the radio at nine o'clock in the
morning and I got all day. Yeah, so, and I
love to argue. Thanks a lot for stopping by. That's
Jim Rowse and the Zonker's custom was inbox. Scott at
kfab dot com Terry and Council Bluff says I didn't
watch the Grammys either. However, Jelly Rolls acceptance speech was refreshing. Well,
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let's see here. All the other people that presented or
won went up there and said some profane thing against
Trump or ice or whatever. Jelly Roll, who has tattoos
all over his face and loves the Lord, loves being
a part of that Nashville country music scene. And his
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songs are real. I mean, they're full of emotion. Let's
hear a little bit of the speech last night from
Jelly Roll at the Grammys.
Speaker 4 (23:03):
They're gonna try to kick me off here, so just
let me try to get this out. First of all, Jesus,
I hear you, and I'm listening, Lord. I am listening Lord.
Second of all, I want to thank my beautiful wife.
I would have never changed my life without you. I'd
ended up dead or in jail. I'd have killed myself
if it wasn't for you, and Jesus, I thank you
for that. I thank you for my label, Broken Boat
a country radio.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
Baby, what's up?
Speaker 3 (23:23):
Dog All?
Speaker 4 (23:25):
Republic?
Speaker 2 (23:25):
John and Neely we did it.
Speaker 4 (23:26):
Baby. There was a time in my life y'all that
I was I was broken. That's why I wrote this album.
I didn't think I had a chance, y'all. There was
days that I thought the darkest things. I was a
horrible human. There was a moment in my life that
all I had was a bible this big in a
radio the same size, and a six by eight foot
sell and I believe that those two things could change
my life. I believe that music had the power to
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change my life and God had the power to change
my life. And I want to tell y'all right now,
Jesus is for everybody. Jesus is not onn by one
political party. Jesus is not owned by no music. Jesus
is Jesus, and anybody can have a relationship with him.
I love you Lord.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
That is jelly Roll last night. I don't know what
he accepted a Grammy for, but good for him. I
wish he would have gotten seven more. Yeah, that's refreshing
to hear. You don't hear that kind of sentim note,
But for jelly Roll and Chris Pratt that said, he'll
say something similar. He didn't spend as much time in jail.
He had the story earlier that President Trump hated the
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Grammys and said he might sue At midnight Omaha Council
bluffs time, the President was issuing a truth social called
the award show the worst virtually unwatchable, and he wants
to sue the host of the show, Trevor Noah, because
Noah had some joke about about Trump going to Epstein
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Island or something less.
Speaker 2 (24:51):
He led.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
The joke was that is a Grammy that every artist wants,
almost as much as Trump wants Greenland, which makes sense
because Epstein's island is gone. He needs a new one
to hang out with Bill Clinton. That's fairly tame. Trump says,
I'll sue. You see where the big dummy died. Big
dummy died, you big dummy Lamont from Sanford and Son.
(25:16):
Really actor demand Wilson. I thought he was dead a
long time ago. No, he died at the age of
seventy nine over the weekend. Quit acting in eighty six
set out Board. Maybe because the acting roles that came
in after Sanford and Son included the comedy Baby I'm Back,
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Remember that show? No, how about this one? The New
Odd Couple. That's that's when he's decided to is done.
Lamon or Lamont aka Demond Wilson. But I guess he
got the role in Sanford and Son because they were
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gonna cast Red Fire and Richard Pryor, and he said,
you can't have two comedians. You need a straight man,
and there's no one straighter than I am. So he's
basically hanging out there in the Junkyard being called a
big dummy. There's a restaurant here in downtown Omaha, and
I'll leave their name out of it because someone's gonna say, man,
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you were getting hammered on KFA. Look, they can do
anything that they want, and here's what they want to do.
What they want to do is have their customers stop in,
probably order something, and then make some valentines. They're sending
these valentines up to an elementary school in Minneapolis where
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they say, and this is parroted by KMTV three news,
now that there's an elementary school up there where an
administrator says that ICE agents have detained multiple students. All right,
how many students is that? I mean multiple? Is anything
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north of two?
Speaker 2 (27:02):
Right now?
Speaker 1 (27:03):
We're in the multiples. But when you hear Ice has
detained multiple students, you think, I don't know what number
comes to mind. Jim Lucy multiple students, Den Lucy, one
hundred and forty multiple.
Speaker 5 (27:18):
Students, I mean anything above ten.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
Now, well, you also get the idea that Ice went
into the school to grab these kids because these are
illegal kids. These kids are not legal, they are illegal children.
And Ice went into the school during gym class pulled
them right off the rope, or maybe they said, all right,
we'll give you a fighting chance. We're gonna play dodgeball.
(27:40):
If we get you, you're out in the into ice custody. Well,
I presume since the school was not named here, but
I presume the school they're talking about is the school
where that five year old with the spider Man backpack
was walking home from school with dad. Dad saw I
and took off, leaving the kid. So that's one kid,
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and then you had two siblings from the same school
when mom was detained. They don't want to break up families,
so these two kids were then taken with mom into
a detention center. Ice never entered the school. I don't
believe they were anywhere close to school grounds. And your
multiple is kids from three kids two families who were
(28:29):
with their parents, so they didn't tear families asunder right,
these are the multiple kids from one elementary school in Minneapolis.
So this co owner of a restaurant in downtown Omaha said,
were thinking about both the detained students and their classmates,
and if anyone would like to make Valentine's cards for
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these children and their classmates, that'd be really sweet. I
looked over the cards. They're all apparently in English, which
might miss the so when it says like, hey, we're
wishing you happy Valentine's Day from Omaha, they might not
be able to read it. And they these are five
(29:13):
year old kids. They don't know what an Omaha is.
But I'm they know what Valentine's is, I presume. And
that's really nice, and like I said, good for them.
But the story here where well, the the superintendent says,
Ice has taken multiple kids from our school. There's barely
anyone left up here. Three kids, two families. The parents
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were the ones targeted, not the kids. Like I said,
I'm not going to name the restaurant. I don't want
them saying, oh, you guys were hammered on that radio
show this morning.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
I don't need that.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
But if you're if you're aligned with the cause, you
can probably track them down. The story from KMTV three
News Now, So here are some emails. Rod said, Adults
sending children Valentine's cards is kind of creepy.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
Yeah, I suppose it is.
Speaker 1 (30:10):
Doug says, I want to go to this restaurant and
make the following Valentine's card. Roses are red violets are blue.
If you're not here legally, Ice is coming for you.
I see, Doug. That's the kind of thing that the
people who collected the Grammys last night are trying to
get away from.
Speaker 4 (30:28):
You.
Speaker 1 (30:28):
Not do that, Dennis says Scott. You may not want
to provide the name of the restaurant, but I will.
It's an opportunity to help increase their business exponentially. The
restaurant is called the Bleeding Heart Cafe. I hope this
helps them. That's actually not the name of the restaurant.
And then Christopher Lucy has an accident here near one
(30:52):
hundred and fifty fifth in Pacific in front of the
gas station. There left lanes block and traffic is backing
up to almost one hundred and sixty eighth. So it's
on Pacific west bound west bound. Yes, so thank you
very much Christopher for that actient.
Speaker 5 (31:10):
I'll get that back in the report. I thought that
had cleared.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
Well, the email just came in, so maybe he started
another one because he was afraid that that part of
town was not getting enough attention. Lucy, did you also
find yourself watching Catherine O'Hara clips over the weekend from
all the various things that she's done in her career.
After we found out on Friday afternoon that Catherine O'Hara
had passed away, I did not, well, I did, and
(31:35):
Jim did, and Lucy you should because Katherine O'Hara.
Speaker 5 (31:40):
From I'm gonna go do that right now, No.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
No timesaver traffic and witty banter and then some.
Speaker 5 (31:46):
Of that, it sounded it sounded really important that I
go do that.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
No, I've got a few different clips you can listen
to here, but I was watching SCTV stuff, mostly of
Katherine O'Hara. Jim was watching shinos Creek. That's the PC
version of how you pronounced it. But yes, well the
the real version of it is not FCC complaint.
Speaker 2 (32:08):
It's not we're conversation to be anyway. Yeah, she was
on that show. I consider it one of the truly
underrated sitcoms of the last fifty years. And there are
a couple of reasons why. Catherine O'Hara. Her character Moira
Rose in that show is unlike any character that you've
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seen in television, probably since Archie Bunker. It is so
absolutely off the wall and off the charts crazy. Nobody
could ever play that character unless they truly were a
gifted actress, and she was. And of course the script
was remarkably brilliant, and just the premise of the program
(32:52):
was great. And the thing is it wasn't on one
of the major networks. It was on CBC Canadian broadcasting
for years and then went to Netflix and I only
did I think five or six seasons. But she was
in a class by herself. Although I think that the daughter,
Annie Murphy was brilliantly played too, as much as her.
But this character was so crazy and it just showed
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the breadth of Catherine O'Hara, whose career went fifty years. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (33:18):
Well, a couple of those from Shinola's Creek, Eugene Levy
and Catherine O'Hara are featured in Before Saturday Night Live.
Did Celebrity Jeopardy SCTV back in the early eighties, did
that bit first? Here with those two actors five points.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
Our first topic is.
Speaker 5 (33:37):
Margaret Lynn Central do he guessimal system?
Speaker 6 (33:42):
No, Margaret, I'm afraid that answer is incorrect, but of
course you didn't let me finish the question. The topic
is motor mechanics. Now for twenty five points, what is
Margaret Lynn Central back seat driving.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
Margaret.
Speaker 6 (33:56):
No, that answer too is incorrect, And I'm afraid I
don't have to ask you not to prey the buzzer
until I finish asking the question. Margaret, you should be
very familiar with the rules here on IIQ. By now
we have to hear the question before we can answer it.
Speaker 2 (34:09):
Next time. Here is one more Margaret me in Central.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
So no one could deliver a line like Katain O'Hara,
especially in one of my very favorite movies, Beetlejuice.
Speaker 2 (34:24):
If you don't let me get out this house and
make it my own, I will go and say.
Speaker 5 (34:28):
And I will take you with me.
Speaker 2 (34:30):
Delia deats. There's all of that and more, as Moira arose. Yeah, uh,
and I gotta tell you go on. Let's see Prime
Video has it? Hulu has it? If you have not
seen this this television series, you're missing out. There's no
laugh track. It's not a live studio audience, so the
(34:50):
lines are delivered truly. It's an intellectual program. It's much
like Frasier, much like Will and Grace without the laugh
track the live studio audience. So you come away just
literally laughing from your core. At some of these lines.
Speaker 1 (35:07):
I also enjoyed the facial express watching her and Martin Short.
There's another couple SCTV alums as Martin Short's character, Jiminy Glick.
That's Martin Short in a fat suit, who doesn't know
anything about the people he's interviewing, interviewing Katherine O'Hara, who's
given him a hard time for giving her such a
negative review for Home Alone, a movie that Glick admits
(35:27):
he never actually saw. So it's that's fantastic stuff as well.
It's another member of that SCTV cast that has passed.
Katherine O'Hara, Joe Flaherty, John Candy, and Harold Ramis all
from the early days of SCTV.
Speaker 2 (35:43):
I it was something of SCTV. It's causing people to,
you know, something, because she had health issues. They didn't
really detail what they were, but I think she was
on one of the awards shows not long ago and
people are going, oh my god, what's happened to Catherine Ihiers.
She was only seventy one. Yeah, what we heard was
(36:05):
brief illness and then gone. But before that she announced
that she had talked to someone and said that she
had a rare condition. Since birth, where her organs were
on the other side of her body. So whereas her
heart's supposed to be over here, it was over there.
So it was like in an English car. Yes, her
(36:27):
organs were like an English car. I'm at the point
now where every time I talk about the Epstein files,
I just start to sound more and more like Seinfeld,
or at least a really bad impression of Seinfeld. There's
nothing in the file. There's nothing there. I don't know
what's wrotter with you people.
Speaker 1 (36:46):
There's nothing in those files. We've had numerous, very very
different political administrations. Take a look at everything in them,
all the unredacted stuff, all the images, all the videos,
all the details, all the witness statement, they're not they there.
No one's going to jail for this. Sorry. I know
(37:07):
that many of you want someone with whom you disagree
politically to be burned at the stake.
Speaker 2 (37:16):
It's not going to happen. Now.
Speaker 1 (37:20):
Back to something I touched on earlier, Lincoln police asking
for the public's help after they say a police officer
who is helping direct traffic after the Husker basketball game
at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln yesterday. This is about
a quarter to six. So the games is let out
and people are driving all over the place, and next
thing we know, we have an officer on the ground.
(37:41):
They're in the streets at eighth and M Streets.
Speaker 2 (37:46):
Let's go somebody from Fremont at the game officer. Well,
now that's an unnecessary shot for you. I'm not even
sure what you mean by that. But the officer was
seen on the ground taken to the hospital with multiple injuries.
But this officer doesn't remember what happened, and she says, yeah,
I was directing traffic. Next thing I know, I got
police and fire looking at me. Here the first responders.
(38:09):
So it's hard to imagine that with all the people
around there, no one saw a vehicle hit the officer
and then keep driving take off without someone being able
to provide a vehicle description. That's probably an Illinois basketball
player thinking that was Price Sandford.
Speaker 1 (38:27):
Thankfully, the officer is going to be okay, and I
can laugh at that joke. But yeah, I'm fine with
Nebraska losing that game. We had masks, but it was
kind of like not having masks. Great to have Frager back.
Sandford went completely cold the second half. I don't think
you're going to see that happen again.
Speaker 2 (38:45):
But well, teams now now they know what it takes.
And it was a particularly physical game, but it was
not overtly physical. It's a Big ten basketball game. Yeah,
Big ten basketball games of physical basketball games. Anybody have
been watching the Big in the last ten years.
Speaker 1 (39:01):
You need masks with that inside outside game. He was
not to be a factor to open things up for
Sandford and Lawrence and Fraker and the rest of these guys.
Speaker 2 (39:10):
And that just wasn't there anyway.
Speaker 1 (39:11):
Olivia Dean Best New Artist, she was up there and
she says, I'm up here as a granddaughter of an immigrant.
Know I otherwise I wouldn't be here. Okay, I are
are Ice officials going out there and saying, all right,
we are rounding up immigrants, and we don't want immigrants
(39:34):
to come to this country, therefore not making them immigrants.
What does that mean? I'm up here as the granddaughter
of an illegal immigrant. Then Billy Eilish comes up there
and says, no one is illegal on stolen land. Well,
did you need a ticket to get into the Grammys
(39:56):
last night? When I go to Billie Eilish's house, am
I able to just trapes?
Speaker 2 (40:01):
Right?
Speaker 1 (40:01):
Through the gates and past the well armed security and
hang out there and say, hey, Billy, what are we
having for breakfast?
Speaker 2 (40:08):
Oh? Are you wearing a hoodie and baggy pants?
Speaker 3 (40:10):
Cool?
Speaker 6 (40:11):
Uh?
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Let's uh. Are you in a bad mood?
Speaker 6 (40:13):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (40:13):
It's too bad. So no one is illegal on stolen land.
And all these guys that I don't see them going
out to the picket lines in Minneapolis, probably because they're
looking at that and thinking these people are crazy and
it's cold there. You know, why can't we protest in
Los Angeles or Miami or someplace warmer. I'll stop by,
I'll make an appearance.
Speaker 2 (40:33):
But I mean Klani, you don't see her helping out
in Minneapolis. Who was Kilani? That's one of the Uh,
that's one of the winners last night.
Speaker 1 (40:42):
I thought that was an irrigation wash of your colon?
Is that what that is?
Speaker 6 (40:46):
Now?
Speaker 2 (40:47):
My favorite was? My favorite was Shaboozi Shaboozy Shaboozy. Uh.
First Grammy in the Country Duo Group of former category
for Amen featuring Jelly Roll. Paid tribute to his mom,
who immigrated from Nigeria. Were multiple jobs to support him
while he was growing up. Immigrants built this country This
is for them, for all the children of immigrants. Okay, Well,
(41:08):
Shabouzi spends a lot of time in the studio producing
records that people buy, apparently, but he doesn't really know
much about the law. Okay, there's a real good chance
that his mother immigrated from Nigeria legally. There's a real
good chance that she came over and went through the
point of entry and immigrated into this country legally, which
(41:29):
is still happening, which is still happening, in which we encourage.
I think everybody in the country is good with legal immigration.
I know I am so. I don't speak for three
hundred and fifty million Americans, but I speak for this one.
I'm happy and thrilled about legal immigration in this country.
It enhances our country, It enhances our economy. It makes
(41:50):
us better people when we have different people around us
who speak different languages and come from different places. This
was never about legal immigration. It's been hijacked by the
news media. The news media has made this about all immigration.
And if you walk up and down the streets of Cariboo, Maine,
all the way to Grand Island, Nebraska and uh you
(42:11):
know Shabbutz, Texas, they'll tell you that we're okay with
legal immigration. Anybody who's asking to say, I think legal
immigration is a great idea. What about illegal immigration? Bad idea?
People breaking the law getting into this country. It's really
one of the most infuriating components of this whole debate, Scott,
and that is how badly this has been mangled by
(42:34):
the news media in this country. It's it's allowed this
kind of unfettered stupid opinion to get out there and
infect people who are low informed.
Speaker 1 (42:42):
Hey, this is America. People are allowed to have unfettered
stupid opinion, which is.
Speaker 2 (42:46):
Fine, But the news media has always been the one
that says other that that's not true. Okay, when they
get on social media and they perpetuate these falsehoods. This
literally inaccurate information, half baked information. That's where the falloff.
Everybody has had dumb opinions from the beginning, Okay, I mean,
(43:07):
it just is the nature of our freedom of expression.
But a you can't break the law, which is what
Don Lemon did, and you can't. The news media was
supposed to be the check hold on just a minute,
don No, that's not true, Don Lemon, Don Lemon, both
Brady and Doug have emailed and said, I'm tired of
(43:30):
people referring to it as stolen land not stolen conquered.
Speaker 1 (43:35):
There is a difference, and I know that you don't
like it. Billy Eilish. Billy Eilish is a young singer
who at the Grammys last night said no one is
illegal on stolen Land. But again, you had to have
a ticket to get into the theater where they were
hosting the Grammys. And I'm guessing that there are walls
and fences and security at her house. But be that
(43:58):
as it may. I know they don't like it, but
I don't see anyone opening up their doors now. None
of the people who won the awards last night at
the Grammys, not Bad Bunny, not Lady Gaga. She won
Best Vocal Album. I guess I wasn't even aware that
she put out an album this past year. Mayhem fine.
(44:21):
I like some of her older stuff anyway, and not
Luther Vandros. As Cher presented the award for Record of
the Year, which was supposed to go to Kendrick Lamar
and Sizza. The Record of the Year is called Luther,
she said. In the winner is Luther Vandrose, who died
over twenty years ago. Thank you for that share. None
(44:44):
of them, none of these people would ever perform at
Trump's Kennedy Center. And Trump is probably pretty tired of
This artist is announced they're not going to play the
Kennedy Center. This artist is pulled out and not going
to play at the Kennedy Center. This symphony says, we'll
never step foot in the Kennedy Center ever again, not
as long as Trump's got his name on it. So
(45:05):
Trump decided We're going to renovate the Kennedy Center. It's
going to be closed down to renovations for the next
two years.
Speaker 2 (45:14):
Well, if we eliminated any artist who truly is opposed
to Donald Trump's behavior, philosophies, and words, then the only
ones left to perform would be Roy Clark and the
Ray Konnoff singers. That would pretty much run through Lee Greenwood.
Lee Greenwood would get his one song in there, kid
(45:36):
rock kid Rock would get but not many. I mean,
we couldn't have a real show, no, because virtually anybody
who would support Donald Trump's well, you got Nicki Minaj,
but oh yeah, he loved Nicki Minaj's music, don't we sure? Sure?
Speaker 1 (45:52):
There were a couple of jokes against Nicki Minaj and
for the love of God, just shut up and sing.
It's Groundhog Day again, and we go now to eleven
to ten kfab junior CUB reporter Matt Innis. If that
name is familiar to you, you might recall the primary
challenge to Ben Sass a few years back. Well, now
he's our junior cub reporter and he is live on
the scene at Gobbler's Knob, and he is a Gobbler's Knob.
Speaker 2 (00:22):
What's up, Matt? Good morning, Good morning Scott.
Speaker 3 (00:26):
Well, I'm telling you it's a luxury four degree here
at Gobbler's Knob in Punksatani and there are thousands of people.
This is far bigger than I ever expected.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
It would be.
Speaker 1 (00:40):
You went out there willingly and said, I gotta go
out there and see this.
Speaker 2 (00:46):
Why.
Speaker 3 (00:49):
Well, last week I was in Florida at the Rolex
twenty four. It was seventy seven degrees. I thought, why
not go someplace a little cooler? And I thought this
would be a wonderful place to go.
Speaker 1 (01:00):
All right, So you're there with thousands of people. Are
the people with their little tuxedos and top hats out
there ready to pull that fat hamster out of its cage.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
Or what they are?
Speaker 3 (01:13):
They're up on stage right now, they're doing the uh,
they're gonna be parading them down right now because I'm
about all about ten feet away from all the top hats,
and so they're getting ready to do their whole big productions.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
I wonder how long that whole production takes. I mean,
they got all those people there. You can't just do
it in one minute. You pull the thing out.
Speaker 2 (01:35):
He saw a Shadow six more weeks of winter. All right, goodbye, everybody.
I mean, is this a whole like Broadway show or
what do they do?
Speaker 3 (01:44):
Oh? Yeah, So the last couple of days they've had
lives music down in Punk Satanian and where they do
the whole Groundhog celebration and he comes out He's a
shadow is basically up on a mountain air just outside
of Punk of Funny. But they've got live music for
(02:05):
the last couple of days. They've got all these tents.
I guess, you know, if you want to start drinking
beer at six am, they've got that for you. I mean,
I've got lots of those. But you know, there's just
a lot of events going on and a lot of
people walking around the clouds every day get bigger, and
this is by far just really I I did not
(02:31):
expect this many people. Well, it's still busting them in.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
It's hard to get there, Punk Satani, Pennsylvania is not
like right off the road there. I mean, it's it's
close to I eighty, but you've got to go. You
got to fly into Pittsburgh or State College or something
and try and worm your way over there.
Speaker 2 (02:50):
Right.
Speaker 3 (02:52):
Oh yeah, I know. I had to drive from Pittsburgh
to Indiana, Pennsylvania, which you remember that is Signetty is
where he was toaching before he was the state of Indiana.
And then that's about thirty five minutes frum Punks to Toney.
So then you have a dozen five minute drive it
(03:14):
back here. But you gotta leave early. If you don't
leave early, you're not going to get in.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
Well I'm boy, I'm glad you got there. So I
hear people yelling in the background what's going on.
Speaker 3 (03:26):
They're getting ready to make the announcement and all the
top Pats people are getting ready to walk down and
do their little parade for everybody. And you know they're
gonna pull that hog out, and you know you got
thousands of people here freezing their butts off to worship
a rat. Yeah, you know, and you know they used
to take the hog out and eat it, but now
(03:48):
they worship it.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Is that true?
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Did they pull that ground hog out and put it
on a spit back in the day.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
Well, that's what Bill Murray said.
Speaker 4 (03:57):
What he said.
Speaker 1 (03:58):
All right, hey, I'll let you enjoy the presentation. That's
why you're there. Text me and let me know whether
or not that groundhog saw its shadow. Will report it immediately.
And if you see Ned Ryerson, punch him right in
the face for me.
Speaker 3 (04:13):
Oh no, I saw that. He told me some insurance
to give me accidental death and just numbers insurance.
Speaker 1 (04:18):
It's great, Matt, Thank you very much. We'll talk to
you again.
Speaker 2 (04:22):
Man.
Speaker 1 (04:24):
All right, that's eleven ten kfab Junior CUB reporter Matt
innis out there reporting live from punk Satani, Pennsylvania, where
they're going to pull out the hog, the ground hog
in just a few moments. And the county the calendar, No, Lucy,
I have not. The calendar suggests that we do have
(04:45):
six more weeks of winter. But I'm not going to
believe anything until I see whether or not that groundhog
sees a shadow. Now, the National Weather Service, despite the
fact that We've got really nice temperatures, especially later in
the week. Also has a couple of chances for some
snow and ice, so it's going to be a.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Bit of a roller coaster of a week.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
But if we get back up in the fifties later
this week, and the suggestion is we will, that then
gets us into the second week of February. February is
a short month. We're practically in March. It's spring.
Speaker 5 (05:19):
That's some good mathematic.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
Vegorans, Lucy, this is all I have. Don't take it
from me. The Husker basketball team is on the skids.
That's two in a row. The whole season's blown. It's
all over. It's all we have left is decent weather
on Thursday. Calm down over there, and now we got
our first calm down over there from Jim Rose proving
the top.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
I know that's fine. Both of them could be in
the final four.
Speaker 1 (05:44):
Turns out, we do need rank Mass to be hydrated
and ready to go for these games, and he will
be when we get into tournament time. The season is
not over. I'll calm down if you'll tell.
Speaker 2 (05:55):
We Also, we also need the officials to blow a
whistle before there is any blood.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
It was that before we started hack a shack late
in the game. Actually, eighteen free throws for them, three
for us. Boy, did everyone watch the Grammys last night?
I saw no fewer than two dozen commercials throughout the day.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
Grammys to night.
Speaker 1 (06:17):
Don't want to get to watch the Grammys, And I thought, oh,
maybe I'll watch the Grammy and then I completely forgot.
And apparently I missed a lot of different celebrity types
going up there and using foul language to politely ask
Ice to move themselves from Minneapolis.
Speaker 2 (06:34):
Yeah, it was a parade of idiocy last night at
the Grammy GB. I saw the highlights. Yeah, and I
can assure you that you didn't miss anything. Now, the
Grammys are not designed for MAGA followers, and the Grammys
are not designed typically for anybody over the age of seventeen. Yeah,
and it became pretty clear that's what we had. And
(06:56):
the virtue signaling last night was so thick you could
cut it with acts of course. But just so you know,
all of these celebrities lined up behind Kamala Harris in
twenty twenty four, I mean everybody from Oprah to George
Clooney to the rest of them, and she lost every
single Swing state. So you know, you can look back
(07:17):
on some of the sage advice given years ago, and
that is just shut up and sing, or you can
make an ass of yourself, which is what they did
last night on CBS. That's fine.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
Billy Eilish decided to let everyone know that no one
is illegal on stolen land, right.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
I don't know how big He's not even from here.
Speaker 1 (07:38):
I don't know how big her compound is or whether
she just allows everyone to come in without any security
to come hang out with her.
Speaker 2 (07:45):
Just remember all these people live behind giant walls with
security detail.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
Yeah, they do bad Bunny. He talked against ice and
so forth. He got Album of the Year. He'll be
your super Bowl halftime performer this Sunday. It is super
Bowl week. But I guess the funniest moment of the
night was when Cher was presenting Record of the Year.
The winner was Kendrick Lamar and Sizza. The record is
(08:13):
called Luther. So Cher presented the award and said, congratulations,
the winner is Luther vandros Ah.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
That's what she said. Luther vandros Well, you.
Speaker 5 (08:26):
Know, I mean it. He's a pretty good singer.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
He one of the best singers of all time, so
Cher was representing the alumni Association. Luther Vandros died in
two thousand and five. Yeah, one of the songs producers,
channeling her inner Joe Biden, one of the songs producers, says,
let's give a shout out to the late great Luther Vandross. Right,
let's see what Washington is either doing for us or
(08:51):
to us today. The Department of Justice released a lot
more Epstein files on Friday afternoon. Most people are looking
at all the going the heck's what is all this?
There's not a lot most of most of it's all
blacked out. No one is going to jail as a
result to what was released on Friday, except maybe people
(09:13):
in the Department of Justice who dumped these files out
there because they contained images of potentially underage naked girls.
As you know, a lot of this Epstein stuff has
to do with just that. Well, the Department of Justice
and dumping all the stuff out there flagged a bunch
(09:34):
of photos and everything else. Two thousand videos, one hundred
and eighty thousand images. The New York Times Review found
nearly forty nude photos that were left fully visible, including
both bodies and faces of at least seven young women,
possibly teenage girls, and those were part of the Department
(09:58):
of Justices photoed up. So right now it doesn't look
like anyone named Clinton or Trump whatever would be going
to jail. But if you release images of underage naked
people online, then maybe you could go to jail. So
that would be an interesting next stage and all this,
(10:18):
and Lucy, we're in a partial government shutdown.
Speaker 2 (10:22):
Did you feel it again?
Speaker 1 (10:24):
I know, well, last time was a full government shutdown.
This is your partial government shutdown. And what that means is.
Speaker 5 (10:34):
Is not going to hurt as much.
Speaker 2 (10:35):
I don't I don't.
Speaker 5 (10:36):
Really know a dentist salesman. This is a partial appointment.
Speaker 1 (10:40):
Right, this is a partial route cano. The Senate managed
to pass the stopgap bill funds ICE for a couple
more weeks, which is dumb because ICE was already fully
funded as a result of the Big Beautiful Bill. Not
really sure what we're arguing about. What the Democrats say,
because now it goes back to the House is like
(11:00):
we're trying to get everyone here. There's a lot of snow,
so they probably won't vote past it until tomorrow, which
would end the partial government shutdown that most people do
not know exists. The big argument here is we want
ICE to take off their masks and we want them
to have IDs. Jim, should ICE take off their masks?
Speaker 2 (11:21):
Well, you're talking about people advocating that who don't know
anything about law enforcement or they don't care law enforcement.
Law enforcement doesn't wear masks. Well, they're not ICE agents,
and I think there's a big difference. The other thing
that you have to consider is that this has nothing
to do with public safety, and it has their observations
like Kakeem Jeffries, the minority leader of the United States
(11:42):
House or Chuck Schumer, the minority leader of the United
States Center. This has nothing to do with public safety
and it has nothing to do with ICE. It has
to do with playing to their political base. We're inside
of a year before we have our midterm elections. Everything
will be about political posturing and the hard left which
votes in these primaries which will be coming up here
in the next few months. Nebraska's is in May. These
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people get elected by getting their base out. Their base
hates Ice, their base hates the country. Their base doesn't
care about public safety. And so when you say we
need to unmask ICE agents. We need to require that
they have ID which are suggesting is that anybody who
is a bad guy. And remember a lot of this
(12:27):
stuff is being funded by in many cases, in fact,
the governor of Texas said as much yesterday, funded by
foreign adversaries. Those are the ones that are going to
go after the ICE agent's families. If you know who
they are, and technology can grab a face and make
it very easy to identify, then they become very much
vulnerable to criminal behavior and really ruthless personal attacks, physical attacks.
(12:51):
So what they're saying has nothing to do with the job.
It has to do with playing to their base. And
when you say we need to pull them ask off.
We need to put an ideal. In fact, just put
a jersey number on them, you know, just say, you
know for heats seventy nine and just let the bad
guys figure out who that is and then chase after him.
We had an ICE agent say that their son was
(13:14):
followed by a protester in his car the other day.
That's all you need to know. And they're getting paid
about seventy five thousand dollars a year to do this. Yeah, number,
you can't take any of these people seriously, Yep, the
agenda here has nothing to do with making the country
better or safer. If that was the case, they would
they would absolutely enforce ICE activities. They would help these
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ICE agents round up criminals in these various communities like Portland, Oregon,
which is a tinder box again and Minneapolis. They're going
crazy in Minneapolis again. Why would you allow them to
burn down a neighborhood because it plays to your political base.
Speaker 1 (13:52):
First of all, eighty three not seventy nine. That would
meet my jersey number. Seventy nine's alignment. Eighty three is
a receiver and howny passes. Did you catch all of them?
It came to me you pulled every one of them down,
I bet. And then secondly, when the angry mob is
coming after you, why would you want to have yourself
identified so they can come to your home? Apparently that's
(14:15):
Democrats want that to happen. There's a lot of evidence
that supports that. We started this hour on news radio
eleven ten KFAB with Junior Cub reporter Matt Innis. He
he pops up in the news every now and again.
Ran against Ben sass in the Republican primary for Senate
A couple of elections ago, and then jettisoned a police
(14:39):
officer to the ground at a Republican convention hearing, a
convention meeting in Carney a few years back. So, Matt,
that was a long story. If you're not familiar with
all that, It's all good. Everyone's fine. So the day
Matt was our junior cub reporter on the scene in
Punks the County, Florida, and he has let us know,
(15:03):
Lucy that that fat little hamster did see it shadow
six more weeks of winter. Ah, the calendar suggests as
much anyway. In fact, Matt did give this report. He said,
and I quote when Zekov saw the long winter, he
(15:26):
saw winter bleak and dark. Yet we know that winter
is just another step in the cycle of life. Standing
here amongst the people of Punk Satani and basking in
the warmth of their hearts and hearts, I couldn't imagine
a better faith than a long and illustrious winter from
Punk Satani. I'm Matt innis so long. And then he
(15:48):
punched ned Ryerson in the face. We've all seen Groundhog Day,
right right, great Bill Murray movie, all right, oh it is.
That is a fantastic movie. Let's go easy on the
term green. I'd say that's a great Bill Murray movie
as is scrooged. Now, Jim said something a few minutes ago.
I was listening. You're talking about that generator if your
(16:10):
power goes out, and across the areas of the country
that generally don't get a lot of snow and cold,
they've had some major problems down there. So Jim, listen
to this. Nashville family had their power go out. This
was not yesterday, but a week ago Sunday when they
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got that first blast of the bomb cyclone or polar
vortex or kujo or whatever we're calling winter storms these days.
So they managed to drive someplace and find an available generator.
They spend about fifteen hundred dollars on a generator as
plus extension cords, and they picked up a couple of
(16:51):
space heaters as well so they could make sure their
house was warm. So they plug it all in. They
got the generator out there on the porch and they
they were the only house there in the neighborhood that
had a generator, so they had electricity, they had heat
ability for food. So family and neighbors were coming over
there and they said yeah, and we were making the
(17:11):
most of it. Everyone's over here until they got a
letter on their door from the HOA. The Homeowners Association said,
your generator does not fit within the boundaries of what
we allow here in our covenants. Quote thank you for
(17:35):
helping to keep Southview on Second Town homes an attractive
and desirable place to live. They said, we don't have
any power. We're trying to survive and someone, you know,
I don't know that, the HOA president, who I imagine
is a very very lonely woman, like it's too much snow.
(17:57):
I can't get to Minneapolis and do what I want
to do protest ah, So instead I'll just go after
the people here in my neighborhood. So it may be
that she was out looking for covenant violations, but it
was probably a neighbor, probably a neighbor who didn't like
the sound coming from the generator. Some of them can
be kind of noisy, but it's a it's a generator.
It's an incredible, incredible winter event. People are trying to survive,
(18:20):
and someone reached out to the HOA and said do
something about this.
Speaker 5 (18:25):
Maybe they didn't invite her.
Speaker 2 (18:26):
It's killing property values. God, this is what happens with hoas.
And having been a former officer and an HOA, I
can tell you that we have a lot of nannies
out there not surprised to hear this.
Speaker 5 (18:39):
Wow, explains so much.
Speaker 2 (18:43):
Perfect for you. I was a great statesman. I instituted
the Monroe doctrine many times. You had my lofty position
as vice president of the homeowners associations?
Speaker 1 (18:53):
Were you out there with a measuring tape by checking
out flag poles?
Speaker 2 (18:56):
I was one of these live and let live type guys.
As long as you didn't park a double wide trailer
in your yard, and as long as you, you know,
didn't drive a truck much like the clampets, and didn't
house it in the garage, I was pretty cool. Now,
once in a while, i'd, you know, make a conversation
with somebody about leaving their boat out too long or
(19:18):
not housing their garbage cans. But I wasn't out there
with a measuring tape, and I wasn't out there comparing
roof shinkles like some people do. I was a lot
more interested in lake safety than the esthetics of the neighborhood.
But there are some out there that were very concerned
and heard from them a lot.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
I imagine you were one of those that went out
during the storm. There's a little piece of sighting that
got stripped away from your house, like we're in an
active storm right now.
Speaker 2 (19:46):
Yeah, and then I'd pointed my watch, It's say to
the resident point of my watch top. Yeah, when's that
going to be fixed? Can't have it? Yeah? No, none
of that. I was. I was a very benevolent servant.
Well during my tenures these people.
Speaker 1 (20:00):
I went to the TV station out christ ws MV Nashville,
contact at the management company, and what do you know,
the HOA board agreed to make a one time exemption
for this family, allowing the family to use the generator
until the power is restored and then turn it off.
Wow that yeah, let's just keep the generator going even
(20:20):
though we have electricity.
Speaker 2 (20:22):
How about this, Why don't you go ahead and put
the generator in your house? That way we don't have
to see it now, forget about how all of you
would be dead in thirty minutes. Yes, at least you
could do is put it inside. Crazy HOA people, I am.
I'm glad to hear you were a good one. I
was beloved people loved me past tense because I was
(20:46):
a because my term came to an end. Yeah, so
now I'm retired and nobody likes to hear It's like presidents.
Nobody wants to hear from former HOA board members. No
one wants to hear from current ones either. They really
don't want to hear from current ones either, but they
definitely don't want to hear from people who used to
be on the HOA board.
Speaker 1 (21:02):
My house, if I want to put a helipad in
my front yard, That's where I'm putting the helipad.
Speaker 2 (21:06):
But we've had issues we as residents, we have had
issues with Homeowners Association nanny's. In particular, it was an
investment property we had over off one hundred and eighth
in Pacific one hundred, Yeah, actually it was more like
about one hundred and fourteenth and Pacific, And you know,
we had put a new roof on this property and
(21:29):
some HOA nanny showed up and said, you have to
pull that roof off, but that does not comport with
the standards of the HOA roof regimentation and specifications. And
by like, it wasn't. You couldn't even tell the difference
but there was a difference, and so this guy got
into my face and he made a big mistake because
he had not filed the addendum and the he had
(21:52):
not filed the contassole with the county. So I got
him on a technicality. He didn't file the contssol because
they changed that, but they didn't file it. They changed
the HA REGs on roofs, but they didn't file it
with the county, which meant it was invalid. And so
I got in his face and said, you screwed with
the wrong guy. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
You know, I don't know if you know this about me, sir,
but I'm off the radio at nine o'clock in the
morning and I got all day. Yeah, so, and I
love to argue. Thanks a lot for stopping by. That's
Jim Rowse and the Zonker's custom was inbox. Scott at
kfab dot com Terry and Council Bluff says I didn't
watch the Grammys either. However, Jelly Rolls acceptance speech was refreshing. Well,
(22:33):
let's see here. All the other people that presented or
won went up there and said some profane thing against
Trump or ice or whatever. Jelly Roll, who has tattoos
all over his face and loves the Lord, loves being
a part of that Nashville country music scene. And his
(22:55):
songs are real. I mean, they're full of emotion. Let's
hear a little bit of the speech last night from
Jelly Roll at the Grammys.
Speaker 4 (23:03):
They're gonna try to kick me off here, so just
let me try to get this out. First of all, Jesus,
I hear you, and I'm listening, Lord. I am listening Lord.
Second of all, I want to thank my beautiful wife.
I would have never changed my life without you. I'd
ended up dead or in jail. I'd have killed myself
if it wasn't for you, and Jesus, I thank you
for that. I thank you for my label, Broken Boat
a country radio.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
Baby, what's up?
Speaker 3 (23:23):
Dog All?
Speaker 4 (23:25):
Republic?
Speaker 2 (23:25):
John and Neely we did it.
Speaker 4 (23:26):
Baby. There was a time in my life y'all that
I was I was broken. That's why I wrote this album.
I didn't think I had a chance, y'all. There was
days that I thought the darkest things. I was a
horrible human. There was a moment in my life that
all I had was a bible this big in a
radio the same size, and a six by eight foot
sell and I believe that those two things could change
my life. I believe that music had the power to
(23:48):
change my life and God had the power to change
my life. And I want to tell y'all right now,
Jesus is for everybody. Jesus is not onn by one
political party. Jesus is not owned by no music. Jesus
is Jesus, and anybody can have a relationship with him.
I love you Lord.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
That is jelly Roll last night. I don't know what
he accepted a Grammy for, but good for him. I
wish he would have gotten seven more. Yeah, that's refreshing
to hear. You don't hear that kind of sentim note,
But for jelly Roll and Chris Pratt that said, he'll
say something similar. He didn't spend as much time in jail.
He had the story earlier that President Trump hated the
(24:27):
Grammys and said he might sue At midnight Omaha Council
bluffs time, the President was issuing a truth social called
the award show the worst virtually unwatchable, and he wants
to sue the host of the show, Trevor Noah, because
Noah had some joke about about Trump going to Epstein
(24:50):
Island or something less.
Speaker 2 (24:51):
He led.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
The joke was that is a Grammy that every artist wants,
almost as much as Trump wants Greenland, which makes sense
because Epstein's island is gone. He needs a new one
to hang out with Bill Clinton. That's fairly tame. Trump says,
I'll sue. You see where the big dummy died. Big
dummy died, you big dummy Lamont from Sanford and Son.
(25:16):
Really actor demand Wilson. I thought he was dead a
long time ago. No, he died at the age of
seventy nine over the weekend. Quit acting in eighty six
set out Board. Maybe because the acting roles that came
in after Sanford and Son included the comedy Baby I'm Back,
(25:38):
Remember that show? No, how about this one? The New
Odd Couple. That's that's when he's decided to is done.
Lamon or Lamont aka Demond Wilson. But I guess he
got the role in Sanford and Son because they were
(25:58):
gonna cast Red Fire and Richard Pryor, and he said,
you can't have two comedians. You need a straight man,
and there's no one straighter than I am. So he's
basically hanging out there in the Junkyard being called a
big dummy. There's a restaurant here in downtown Omaha, and
I'll leave their name out of it because someone's gonna say, man,
(26:19):
you were getting hammered on KFA. Look, they can do
anything that they want, and here's what they want to do.
What they want to do is have their customers stop in,
probably order something, and then make some valentines. They're sending
these valentines up to an elementary school in Minneapolis where
(26:40):
they say, and this is parroted by KMTV three news,
now that there's an elementary school up there where an
administrator says that ICE agents have detained multiple students. All right,
how many students is that? I mean multiple? Is anything
(27:02):
north of two?
Speaker 2 (27:02):
Right now?
Speaker 1 (27:03):
We're in the multiples. But when you hear Ice has
detained multiple students, you think, I don't know what number
comes to mind. Jim Lucy multiple students, Den Lucy, one
hundred and forty multiple.
Speaker 5 (27:18):
Students, I mean anything above ten.
Speaker 1 (27:20):
Now, well, you also get the idea that Ice went
into the school to grab these kids because these are
illegal kids. These kids are not legal, they are illegal children.
And Ice went into the school during gym class pulled
them right off the rope, or maybe they said, all right,
we'll give you a fighting chance. We're gonna play dodgeball.
(27:40):
If we get you, you're out in the into ice custody. Well,
I presume since the school was not named here, but
I presume the school they're talking about is the school
where that five year old with the spider Man backpack
was walking home from school with dad. Dad saw I
and took off, leaving the kid. So that's one kid,
(28:04):
and then you had two siblings from the same school
when mom was detained. They don't want to break up families,
so these two kids were then taken with mom into
a detention center. Ice never entered the school. I don't
believe they were anywhere close to school grounds. And your
multiple is kids from three kids two families who were
(28:29):
with their parents, so they didn't tear families asunder right,
these are the multiple kids from one elementary school in Minneapolis.
So this co owner of a restaurant in downtown Omaha said,
were thinking about both the detained students and their classmates,
and if anyone would like to make Valentine's cards for
(28:51):
these children and their classmates, that'd be really sweet. I
looked over the cards. They're all apparently in English, which
might miss the so when it says like, hey, we're
wishing you happy Valentine's Day from Omaha, they might not
be able to read it. And they these are five
(29:13):
year old kids. They don't know what an Omaha is.
But I'm they know what Valentine's is, I presume. And
that's really nice, and like I said, good for them.
But the story here where well, the the superintendent says,
Ice has taken multiple kids from our school. There's barely
anyone left up here. Three kids, two families. The parents
(29:38):
were the ones targeted, not the kids. Like I said,
I'm not going to name the restaurant. I don't want
them saying, oh, you guys were hammered on that radio
show this morning.
Speaker 2 (29:50):
I don't need that.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
But if you're if you're aligned with the cause, you
can probably track them down. The story from KMTV three
News Now, So here are some emails. Rod said, Adults
sending children Valentine's cards is kind of creepy.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
Yeah, I suppose it is.
Speaker 1 (30:10):
Doug says, I want to go to this restaurant and
make the following Valentine's card. Roses are red violets are blue.
If you're not here legally, Ice is coming for you.
I see, Doug. That's the kind of thing that the
people who collected the Grammys last night are trying to
get away from.
Speaker 4 (30:28):
You.
Speaker 1 (30:28):
Not do that, Dennis says Scott. You may not want
to provide the name of the restaurant, but I will.
It's an opportunity to help increase their business exponentially. The
restaurant is called the Bleeding Heart Cafe. I hope this
helps them. That's actually not the name of the restaurant.
And then Christopher Lucy has an accident here near one
(30:52):
hundred and fifty fifth in Pacific in front of the
gas station. There left lanes block and traffic is backing
up to almost one hundred and sixty eighth. So it's
on Pacific west bound west bound. Yes, so thank you
very much Christopher for that actient.
Speaker 5 (31:10):
I'll get that back in the report. I thought that
had cleared.
Speaker 1 (31:13):
Well, the email just came in, so maybe he started
another one because he was afraid that that part of
town was not getting enough attention. Lucy, did you also
find yourself watching Catherine O'Hara clips over the weekend from
all the various things that she's done in her career.
After we found out on Friday afternoon that Catherine O'Hara
had passed away, I did not, well, I did, and
(31:35):
Jim did, and Lucy you should because Katherine O'Hara.
Speaker 5 (31:40):
From I'm gonna go do that right now, No.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
No timesaver traffic and witty banter and then some.
Speaker 5 (31:46):
Of that, it sounded it sounded really important that I
go do that.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
No, I've got a few different clips you can listen
to here, but I was watching SCTV stuff, mostly of
Katherine O'Hara. Jim was watching shinos Creek. That's the PC
version of how you pronounced it. But yes, well the
the real version of it is not FCC complaint.
Speaker 2 (32:08):
It's not we're conversation to be anyway. Yeah, she was
on that show. I consider it one of the truly
underrated sitcoms of the last fifty years. And there are
a couple of reasons why. Catherine O'Hara. Her character Moira
Rose in that show is unlike any character that you've
(32:31):
seen in television, probably since Archie Bunker. It is so
absolutely off the wall and off the charts crazy. Nobody
could ever play that character unless they truly were a
gifted actress, and she was. And of course the script
was remarkably brilliant, and just the premise of the program
(32:52):
was great. And the thing is it wasn't on one
of the major networks. It was on CBC Canadian broadcasting
for years and then went to Netflix and I only
did I think five or six seasons. But she was
in a class by herself. Although I think that the daughter,
Annie Murphy was brilliantly played too, as much as her.
But this character was so crazy and it just showed
(33:14):
the breadth of Catherine O'Hara, whose career went fifty years. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (33:18):
Well, a couple of those from Shinola's Creek, Eugene Levy
and Catherine O'Hara are featured in Before Saturday Night Live.
Did Celebrity Jeopardy SCTV back in the early eighties, did
that bit first? Here with those two actors five points.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
Our first topic is.
Speaker 5 (33:37):
Margaret Lynn Central do he guessimal system?
Speaker 6 (33:42):
No, Margaret, I'm afraid that answer is incorrect, but of
course you didn't let me finish the question. The topic
is motor mechanics. Now for twenty five points, what is
Margaret Lynn Central back seat driving.
Speaker 2 (33:56):
Margaret.
Speaker 6 (33:56):
No, that answer too is incorrect, And I'm afraid I
don't have to ask you not to prey the buzzer
until I finish asking the question. Margaret, you should be
very familiar with the rules here on IIQ. By now
we have to hear the question before we can answer it.
Speaker 2 (34:09):
Next time. Here is one more Margaret me in Central.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
So no one could deliver a line like Katain O'Hara,
especially in one of my very favorite movies, Beetlejuice.
Speaker 2 (34:24):
If you don't let me get out this house and
make it my own, I will go and say.
Speaker 5 (34:28):
And I will take you with me.
Speaker 2 (34:30):
Delia deats. There's all of that and more, as Moira arose. Yeah, uh,
and I gotta tell you go on. Let's see Prime
Video has it? Hulu has it? If you have not
seen this this television series, you're missing out. There's no
laugh track. It's not a live studio audience, so the
(34:50):
lines are delivered truly. It's an intellectual program. It's much
like Frasier, much like Will and Grace without the laugh
track the live studio audience. So you come away just
literally laughing from your core. At some of these lines.
Speaker 1 (35:07):
I also enjoyed the facial express watching her and Martin Short.
There's another couple SCTV alums as Martin Short's character, Jiminy Glick.
That's Martin Short in a fat suit, who doesn't know
anything about the people he's interviewing, interviewing Katherine O'Hara, who's
given him a hard time for giving her such a
negative review for Home Alone, a movie that Glick admits
(35:27):
he never actually saw. So it's that's fantastic stuff as well.
It's another member of that SCTV cast that has passed.
Katherine O'Hara, Joe Flaherty, John Candy, and Harold Ramis all
from the early days of SCTV.
Speaker 2 (35:43):
I it was something of SCTV. It's causing people to,
you know, something, because she had health issues. They didn't
really detail what they were, but I think she was
on one of the awards shows not long ago and
people are going, oh my god, what's happened to Catherine Ihiers.
She was only seventy one. Yeah, what we heard was
(36:05):
brief illness and then gone. But before that she announced
that she had talked to someone and said that she
had a rare condition. Since birth, where her organs were
on the other side of her body. So whereas her
heart's supposed to be over here, it was over there.
So it was like in an English car. Yes, her
(36:27):
organs were like an English car. I'm at the point
now where every time I talk about the Epstein files,
I just start to sound more and more like Seinfeld,
or at least a really bad impression of Seinfeld. There's
nothing in the file. There's nothing there. I don't know
what's wrotter with you people.
Speaker 1 (36:46):
There's nothing in those files. We've had numerous, very very
different political administrations. Take a look at everything in them,
all the unredacted stuff, all the images, all the videos,
all the details, all the witness statement, they're not they there.
No one's going to jail for this. Sorry. I know
(37:07):
that many of you want someone with whom you disagree
politically to be burned at the stake.
Speaker 2 (37:16):
It's not going to happen. Now.
Speaker 1 (37:20):
Back to something I touched on earlier, Lincoln police asking
for the public's help after they say a police officer
who is helping direct traffic after the Husker basketball game
at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln yesterday. This is about
a quarter to six. So the games is let out
and people are driving all over the place, and next
thing we know, we have an officer on the ground.
(37:41):
They're in the streets at eighth and M Streets.
Speaker 2 (37:46):
Let's go somebody from Fremont at the game officer. Well,
now that's an unnecessary shot for you. I'm not even
sure what you mean by that. But the officer was
seen on the ground taken to the hospital with multiple injuries.
But this officer doesn't remember what happened, and she says, yeah,
I was directing traffic. Next thing I know, I got
police and fire looking at me. Here the first responders.
(38:09):
So it's hard to imagine that with all the people
around there, no one saw a vehicle hit the officer
and then keep driving take off without someone being able
to provide a vehicle description. That's probably an Illinois basketball
player thinking that was Price Sandford.
Speaker 1 (38:27):
Thankfully, the officer is going to be okay, and I
can laugh at that joke. But yeah, I'm fine with
Nebraska losing that game. We had masks, but it was
kind of like not having masks. Great to have Frager back.
Sandford went completely cold the second half. I don't think
you're going to see that happen again.
Speaker 2 (38:45):
But well, teams now now they know what it takes.
And it was a particularly physical game, but it was
not overtly physical. It's a Big ten basketball game. Yeah,
Big ten basketball games of physical basketball games. Anybody have
been watching the Big in the last ten years.
Speaker 1 (39:01):
You need masks with that inside outside game. He was
not to be a factor to open things up for
Sandford and Lawrence and Fraker and the rest of these guys.
Speaker 2 (39:10):
And that just wasn't there anyway.
Speaker 1 (39:11):
Olivia Dean Best New Artist, she was up there and
she says, I'm up here as a granddaughter of an immigrant.
Know I otherwise I wouldn't be here. Okay, I are
are Ice officials going out there and saying, all right,
we are rounding up immigrants, and we don't want immigrants
(39:34):
to come to this country, therefore not making them immigrants.
What does that mean? I'm up here as the granddaughter
of an illegal immigrant. Then Billy Eilish comes up there
and says, no one is illegal on stolen land. Well,
did you need a ticket to get into the Grammys
(39:56):
last night? When I go to Billie Eilish's house, am
I able to just trapes?
Speaker 2 (40:01):
Right?
Speaker 1 (40:01):
Through the gates and past the well armed security and
hang out there and say, hey, Billy, what are we
having for breakfast?
Speaker 2 (40:08):
Oh? Are you wearing a hoodie and baggy pants?
Speaker 3 (40:10):
Cool?
Speaker 6 (40:11):
Uh?
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Let's uh. Are you in a bad mood?
Speaker 6 (40:13):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (40:13):
It's too bad. So no one is illegal on stolen land.
And all these guys that I don't see them going
out to the picket lines in Minneapolis, probably because they're
looking at that and thinking these people are crazy and
it's cold there. You know, why can't we protest in
Los Angeles or Miami or someplace warmer. I'll stop by,
I'll make an appearance.
Speaker 2 (40:33):
But I mean Klani, you don't see her helping out
in Minneapolis. Who was Kilani? That's one of the Uh,
that's one of the winners last night.
Speaker 1 (40:42):
I thought that was an irrigation wash of your colon?
Is that what that is?
Speaker 6 (40:46):
Now?
Speaker 2 (40:47):
My favorite was? My favorite was Shaboozi Shaboozy Shaboozy. Uh.
First Grammy in the Country Duo Group of former category
for Amen featuring Jelly Roll. Paid tribute to his mom,
who immigrated from Nigeria. Were multiple jobs to support him
while he was growing up. Immigrants built this country This
is for them, for all the children of immigrants. Okay, Well,
(41:08):
Shabouzi spends a lot of time in the studio producing
records that people buy, apparently, but he doesn't really know
much about the law. Okay, there's a real good chance
that his mother immigrated from Nigeria legally. There's a real
good chance that she came over and went through the
point of entry and immigrated into this country legally, which
(41:29):
is still happening, which is still happening, in which we encourage.
I think everybody in the country is good with legal immigration.
I know I am so. I don't speak for three
hundred and fifty million Americans, but I speak for this one.
I'm happy and thrilled about legal immigration in this country.
It enhances our country, It enhances our economy. It makes
(41:50):
us better people when we have different people around us
who speak different languages and come from different places. This
was never about legal immigration. It's been hijacked by the
news media. The news media has made this about all immigration.
And if you walk up and down the streets of Cariboo, Maine,
all the way to Grand Island, Nebraska and uh you
(42:11):
know Shabbutz, Texas, they'll tell you that we're okay with
legal immigration. Anybody who's asking to say, I think legal
immigration is a great idea. What about illegal immigration? Bad idea?
People breaking the law getting into this country. It's really
one of the most infuriating components of this whole debate, Scott,
and that is how badly this has been mangled by
(42:34):
the news media in this country. It's it's allowed this
kind of unfettered stupid opinion to get out there and
infect people who are low informed.
Speaker 1 (42:42):
Hey, this is America. People are allowed to have unfettered
stupid opinion, which is.
Speaker 2 (42:46):
Fine, But the news media has always been the one
that says other that that's not true. Okay, when they
get on social media and they perpetuate these falsehoods. This
literally inaccurate information, half baked information. That's where the falloff.
Everybody has had dumb opinions from the beginning, Okay, I mean,
(43:07):
it just is the nature of our freedom of expression.
But a you can't break the law, which is what
Don Lemon did, and you can't. The news media was
supposed to be the check hold on just a minute,
don No, that's not true, Don Lemon, Don Lemon, both
Brady and Doug have emailed and said, I'm tired of
(43:30):
people referring to it as stolen land not stolen conquered.
Speaker 1 (43:35):
There is a difference, and I know that you don't
like it. Billy Eilish. Billy Eilish is a young singer
who at the Grammys last night said no one is
illegal on stolen Land. But again, you had to have
a ticket to get into the theater where they were
hosting the Grammys. And I'm guessing that there are walls
and fences and security at her house. But be that
(43:58):
as it may. I know they don't like it, but
I don't see anyone opening up their doors now. None
of the people who won the awards last night at
the Grammys, not Bad Bunny, not Lady Gaga. She won
Best Vocal Album. I guess I wasn't even aware that
she put out an album this past year. Mayhem fine.
(44:21):
I like some of her older stuff anyway, and not
Luther Vandros. As Cher presented the award for Record of
the Year, which was supposed to go to Kendrick Lamar
and Sizza. The Record of the Year is called Luther,
she said. In the winner is Luther Vandrose, who died
over twenty years ago. Thank you for that share. None
(44:44):
of them, none of these people would ever perform at
Trump's Kennedy Center. And Trump is probably pretty tired of
This artist is announced they're not going to play the
Kennedy Center. This artist is pulled out and not going
to play at the Kennedy Center. This symphony says, we'll
never step foot in the Kennedy Center ever again, not
as long as Trump's got his name on it. So
(45:05):
Trump decided We're going to renovate the Kennedy Center. It's
going to be closed down to renovations for the next
two years.
Speaker 2 (45:14):
Well, if we eliminated any artist who truly is opposed
to Donald Trump's behavior, philosophies, and words, then the only
ones left to perform would be Roy Clark and the
Ray Konnoff singers. That would pretty much run through Lee Greenwood.
Lee Greenwood would get his one song in there, kid
(45:36):
rock kid Rock would get but not many. I mean,
we couldn't have a real show, no, because virtually anybody
who would support Donald Trump's well, you got Nicki Minaj,
but oh yeah, he loved Nicki Minaj's music, don't we sure? Sure?
Speaker 1 (45:52):
There were a couple of jokes against Nicki Minaj and
for the love of God, just shut up and sing.
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