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Speaker 1 (00:01):
I love the idea that because we have a blockade
in the strait of horror moves that people say all right,
and by people, I mean the what's left of the
Iranian regime, both in number and in extremities, and they're
willing sycophants in whether it's the United States media or
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some may say the Vatican. The people are all like, well,
if you're not going to let the oil go through,
then be ready for ten dollars a gallon gasoline. Well,
I'm not ready for ten dollars a gallon gasoline. And
by the way, we're not going to have ten dollars
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a gallon gasoline?
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Why not?
Speaker 1 (00:50):
Because the President says America is energy independent And you say, oh,
because we're drilling for oil and we got all these
refined Well, we got a lot of oil there refineries.
Though to put that into gasoline, we could certainly have
some more.
Speaker 3 (01:09):
We don't have a lot.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
But do you, I mean, does anyone honestly think that
we're gonna have ten dollars a gallon gasoline.
Speaker 3 (01:22):
In our lifetimes?
Speaker 2 (01:23):
When they what was it during was it nine to
eleven that gas prices went up to four dollars a
gallon because people were gouging someplace.
Speaker 1 (01:33):
Well, I'm inclined after the terror attacks on nine to
eleven and the questions about is this gonna do. Certainly
there were some that were like, hey, let's people gotta
you know, their panic buying.
Speaker 3 (01:47):
It's gougem let's jack it it.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
But I'm inclined to give people the benefit of the
doubt that there were not too many people who were
doing that maliciously. The uncertainty and the question of everything
is such that suddenly we're not sure when we're gonna
get gas, and so now we're gonna sell. People are
trying to get all the gas they can. The demand
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is suddenly skyrocketed, which means the price is suddenly gonna
go up, and we're not sure we're gonna have gas tomorrow.
But even that's pretty dumb, all right, So let's say
let's follow all this out. Let's just for sake of argument,
Let's say whether it's what happened after nine to eleven
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or COVID or now with Iran that people really believe, well,
there's not gonna be any more gasoline, and people are like, well,
I better get over and get gas right now, because
there's not gonna be any gas later. So let's say
you just filled up your car and then they shut
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down the pump right after you leave. You got in,
you got the last pump of gasoline, the last tank
of gas in America. What do you think happens after that?
In that scenario where there's no more gasoline? What happens
after that? You think everyone else in America, the people
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who are committing crimes just because it's Tuesday, are gonna say, oh,
that person just got the last tank of gasoline in America. Well,
aren't they lucky? Hey, good for you, good luck. You
will be dead and eaten. And then now you now
you've got some cannibal crazy person behind the wheel of
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your car, and that person will be dead and eaten.
We'll just devour ourselves until there's one person with one
vehicle with one tank of gas, and they won't have
any place to go. In your scenario where now you
have a car that has gas in it, where you're going,
I just I'll run over to the store and get
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some stuff. There's no gas going anywhere. The electrical grids
probably shut down. You got dogs and wolves running the streets.
Where are you going? Why do you have gas in
your car, because you know what the rest of us
would probably do. We'd hunker down in our homes. We'd say,
all right, I told you you all thought I was crazy,
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but I've been stockpiling ammunition for generations now and and
now this is this is when I knew you would
all come running to my place. I put the snake
flag out front, and they knew, like that guy's a
little weird. But if it ever comes to cannibal apocalypse time,
I'm going over to Jake's house. And now everyone's coming
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over to see older old buddy Jake.
Speaker 3 (04:43):
Jake, Baby, what's going on? Hey? Can my family come in?
Speaker 1 (04:49):
So we all hunkered down our homes. You're not driving anywhere.
So this idea that we're gonna have gas go to
ten dollars a gallon, that's that's But if you say,
well it could, yeah, it could. What do you think
is more likely?
Speaker 3 (05:05):
Though?
Speaker 1 (05:06):
And suddenly we're going to have I'm not talking about
like everyone like things go absolutely bonkers crazy. Everyone panics.
There's an immediate, like one and a half day spike
where some people in Hawaii are getting charged ten dollars
a gallon for gasoline. Could I envision that happening. Yeah,
I can't. I have a vivid imagination. But what do
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you think is very likely should that happen with this president?
Mister president, gas in Hawaii is gone to ten dollars
a gallon. People are nervous across the country. We're not
sure we're going to have any gas. And it's because
Iran has blocked the oil tankers of getting out of
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the strait of horror moves.
Speaker 3 (05:52):
What should we do?
Speaker 1 (05:52):
And the President's like, give me that briefcase, and Iran
is gone, gone, Iran. I ran straight to the bottom
of the center of the earth with bombs that went
and the presidents like, there you go. Gas should be
flowing now. But mister president, you just nuked all the oil.
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Oh well, catch it, it'll rain from the sky.
Speaker 3 (06:26):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
Why do people say, I'll tell you why. Iran says this.
Iran says, We'll get ready for eight nine dollars gallon
gasoline like they care, and they know that you care.
They're playing a whole public relations game here and they're
actually winning. Think about that for a second. This nation
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that's been trying to build nuclear weapons to kill Jews,
whether those Jews are in Israel or in America. They've
been trying to kill America and Israeli people, and that's
why they're trying to build nuclear weapons. As far as
the Pope saying, hey, I don't think war is ever necessary,
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they would blow up Vatican City. They would laugh their
faces off if they blew up Vatican City.
Speaker 3 (07:16):
They would love to do that. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1 (07:19):
That'd be one of the greatest days of their lives.
And then Trump would assume the position of Pope. Hey,
you never know, right, And so you've got Iran saying
we'll get ready for eight to nine dollars gallon gasoline
because they know that there are a lot of people
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in America, in the Vatican and across the world who
are looking sympathetically upon them. Them the people who pay
terrorist organizations to kill people and commit atrocities and have
been trying to stockpile nuclear weapons, who have been fueling
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the oil needs of China and Russia, America's biggest adversaries,
and again paining and enticing terrorist organizations like Hamas and
the Hoosies and has Bollah to go out there and
kill a bunch of people. And these guys right now
in Iran have all this sympathy. So the president goes
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over and says, not on my watch. Blows up their
ability to right now make nuclear weapons, blows up most
of their leadership, blows up their entire navy, which was
like a couple of bass boats and like a nineteen
Tan pirate ship or something. I don't think they had
much of a military.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
But even though.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
They're completely crippled, literally and figuratively crippled, am I allowed
to say crippled? If I'm talking literally, I mean their
ability to wage war. Also, a lot of their guys
are walking on makeshift crutches, in peg legs. They're they're
literally and figuratively differently abled in Iran right now, there
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are still people who feel like they're the sympathetic figures
because big bad bully Trump went after him. I don't
mind the fact that the pope is saying he's praying
for peace and he would rather have peace. I think
that's his job. When ZIP recruiter found Leo in Chicago
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and said, hey, we think that you'd be a strong
candidate for pope, he'sai Pope Pope Leo. I like the
sound of that.
Speaker 3 (09:43):
By the way.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
I'm gonna give myself a ding on that one. That's
definitely in the style of Mayor Goldie Wilson. I like
the sound of that. What movie Lucy Back to the
Future come on? So zip recruiter finds this guy and says,
we think that you could be a strong candidate to
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be pope. It's like, do I have to relocate to Rome? Yeah,
it's an onside job. Every once in a while you
take a trip to Africa, which is where the pope
is right now. And caused Keith yesterday to email me
a really bad AI song called I Saw the Pope
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down in Africa, which was kind of fun. But so yeah,
when they found this guy to be pope, I think
it was in the job description that you are now
praying for peace and I know people are alike, but
the Catholic Church and the Crusades, yep, that was several
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centuries ago. Still stings a little bit, but you know
that was several popes ago. This pope likes peace. He
is a peaceful pope. He is a peaceful promoter. This
pope he propagates peace as he promotes the peaceful perseverance
of peace. He likes a little piece of piece. He'll
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have some pie with a side of peace.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
About if there were a pair of popes.
Speaker 1 (11:20):
If there were a pair of popes, they could have
a pair of pecan pie pieces, and they would pick.
Speaker 3 (11:28):
A pick peck pepper piece, dive, dive.
Speaker 1 (11:39):
The Pope he's a fan of piece, which I I
kind of I absolutely like that, and I know, I mean,
the President's not wrong when he says, well, I don't
think that this pope would really like it if we
allowed Iran to get a nuclear weapon and blow the
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world sky high. What would the Pope think about that? Well,
I think as the Iranians were pushing the button to
blow the world sky high, the Pope would be praying
for all of our souls to go to Catholic heaven.
That would be in his last He'd go out to
the balcony there and he'd say, well, it turns out
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the Irans are going to blow us sky high, but
what an opportunity to be closer to our savior. So
I pray for all of us to rejoin together in
Catholic heaven. And that's what the Pope is supposed to do, right,
He's he prays for peace and our salvation, and I
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don't know that I want the Pope like just staggering
around drunk at a bar in Rome, saying, Hey, you
want a.
Speaker 3 (12:53):
Piece of this Pope, we'll come and get it.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
You know, calling the president like, mister President. The Pope's
on the phone like, oh boy, here we go, Yes,
mister Pope. And then we hear the President later talking
about his conversation with the Pope, saying, the Pope called
me up. He said, mister President. He said, sir, I
want you to rain hell along those godless psychos and
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are on. I want you to blow them all to Kingdom.
Come and I know where that is. I'm the pope.
That's I don't care if the Pope is praying for
peace and not liking war. Now, the President's going to
do what the President does, which is he's going to
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speak out against the Pope, and then he's going to
get insulting, and then he's gonna start punching, and then
he's gonna hit a bunch of low blows, and then
he's going to see if he can post a picture
on his true social of him as Jesus healing a guy, which,
by the way, he did, and then later came back
and said, no, no, no, that was me as a medic.
We support the Red Cross, you know, the Red Cross,
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the people to put on robes like g and heal,
people with light emanating from their fingers as they lay
their hands on a guy's forehead, as the ghost military
people wearing ball caps and the Statue of Liberty look on,
you know, like the Red Cross does. That's the picture
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that the President put on his True Social before he
deleted it and said no, no, no, that wasn't me.
As Jesus, that's fake news. I can't believe you people
come up with this stuff. Yeah, that's on us, right
gee Mini Christmas. Uh, but you know what, this is
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kind of what we've come and should come to expect
from this. You can love it, you can hate it,
you can lose sleep over it, you can wring your hands.
But we live in a world where the Pope is
praying for peace. Great the President is using his resources
to st the people that want to kill us. Thank you,
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and also tweaking us by posting that picture on True
Social and getting McDonald's delivered door dash style to the
Oval Office, which, by the way, if you haven't heard
that story actually happened yesterday. I'll tell you about it
next Scott Bry's.
Speaker 3 (15:22):
News Radio eleven ten k FA.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
President was hungry yesterday and got door Dash. A door
Dash driver brought a couple of bags of Mickey D's
right there to the front door of the Oval Office,
the front door, side door, back door, patio door, whatever
you'd call that, the famous Oval Office door. And the
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White House just treated it as yeah, that's you know.
If the president's hungry and wants some McDonald's, just orders
door dash and they bring it right up here. They
just come to the gates the Oval Office and go,
I've got an order for donald Yep, right up there.
It's kind of a big building. You go around here
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past the Rose Garden and then you'll find some double
doors there. It's where Obama used to smoke. And just
knock on the door. He'll come out.
Speaker 3 (16:17):
He'll pay you. Did he already pay you online? He'll
pay you.
Speaker 1 (16:20):
And so this lady goes up there and like, I've
got door Dash, and the President comes out, Oh hey
look at this. Just the media happens to be here.
This lady happens to have her hair done as recently
as an hour and a half ago and full makeup,
you know, like door dash people have when they bring
you food. And what do you know. We got a
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lady here with a couple of bags of McDonald's and
this lady, Sharon, wearing a T shirt that says door
dash grandma brought a couple of bags of McDonald's to
the President. I don't know what was in there. She said, Hey,
I brought your favorites, maybe some McNuggets. Is he is
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the president of the United States able to get the
McRib year round? Is it one of the perks of
the office. I don't know, but obviously it was a
made for camera moment. Why did the president do it?
He handed her one hundred dollars bill does it have
his signature on it? Gave her a one hundred dollar tip,
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and then turned to the media and said, no tax
on tips is something special. It's one hundred dollars. When
I give you one hundred dollars, you get to keep
this one hundred dollars. We're not taxing your your income
in tips. So there's one hundred dollars, not eighty eight dollars,
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not seventy six dollars, and eighty four cents. It's one
hundred dollars no tax on tips. And he said, I
heard you picked up Is this true?
Speaker 3 (18:00):
That's what he said.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
Gave her the tip and said, I heard that you
picked up an extra eleven thousand dollars in a tax
refund this year. How much money did she make working
for door dash? Maybe she only dashes to the oval
office and the rich of famous. Maybe she makes a
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bunch of money. Eleven She didn't get a door Dash
grandma identified by door Dash as an Arkansas native and
grandmother of ten. She didn't get an eleven thousand dollars
tax refund last year?
Speaker 3 (18:42):
Did she? No? Way? I don't know. I mean if
she gets most for money and tips.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
Though, if she doesn't have to count her tips, you know.
Speaker 3 (18:53):
And overtime and tips, you know what, Maybe she did.
Speaker 2 (18:56):
I mean because because she might have made eleven thousand dollars. Yeah,
she might, and then she wouldn't owe anything.
Speaker 3 (19:05):
You're right, I hadn't, especially if she.
Speaker 2 (19:07):
Was on some social programs.
Speaker 3 (19:09):
Do you yeah?
Speaker 1 (19:09):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. I eleven thousand dollars in tips.
You don't have to pay taxes on it. You've got
an extray Eleven thousand dollars. Well, not an extray eleven thousand,
because if she got eleven thousand dollars in tips the
year before, they don't take all eleven thousand dollars of it.
They take whatever percentage and all the rest of it.
But still it's better than the kick and the shins.
Speaker 3 (19:31):
Isn't it.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Well, the figure's been thrown around for a while that
only about forty seven percent of people, or fifty anyway,
something like that. Only about half of the people in
the United States pay taxes.
Speaker 3 (19:46):
So true.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
Well, by the time they get refunds, and then some
people just don't work and for a variety of reasons. Yeah,
thank goodness. People always blame that one percent. You like
those roads and bridges, they're all paying for it. The
rows and bridges are paid by those evil one percent
and smokers. Next time you see someone smoking, thank them.
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So she goes there with a bag of McDonald's. They
talk a little bit about no tax on tips and
the big beautiful bill, and then I'm not making this up.
He asked her whether she thought men should play in
women's sports. The media is there, President says, yeah, the
big beautiful bill. A lot of stuff in this bill.
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What about men playing in women's sports? Do you think
that men should play women's sports? She goes, I really
don't have an opinion on that. That's true. By the way,
that happened yesterday. And then he invited her into the
oval office. Hey, you made me look bad. Give me
that one hundred dollars back. I don't know if that
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part happened, But it's another day in the trumpet sphere.
It's always entertaining. Scott Boys snooze radio Elena Blair high
Road in six point eighty on Sunday when we heard
an officer was shot and it did not look real good.
And to go from that on Sunday to a scene
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at Bergen Mercy Hospital yesterday where the officer who was shot,
twenty three year old Douglas County Sheriff's Deputy Brayden Artzer,
was walking out of his hospital room and he saw
as soon as he got out of the room, lining
both sides of the hallway, every single cop between here
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and Sue Falls I think was there in the hallway
and they're clapping him out.
Speaker 3 (21:41):
Hey, all right.
Speaker 1 (21:42):
And he's going down there and he's got a big
cast on his arm. But he's gonna be okay, and
it's it was fantastic. There was a statement here pictures
showing him leaving the hospital room. The Douglas County Sheriff's
Office said, yesterday this afternoon, Deputy Artzer left the hospital
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with an escort from his family, both his related family
and his Douglas County Sheriff's Office family at the dcso
we support one another through the good and bad as
a family. Deputy Artser has a road to recovery ahead
of him, and our deputies and peer support team will
ensure he heals both physically and mentally. They went on
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to thank Omaha Police, Nebraska State Patrol, even the Boystown
Police Department for their coordination and rapid response after this
happened on Sunday. Said thank you to the professional medical
team at Bergen Hospital for their expert care, and thanks
to the community for supporting our deputies throughout the event
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on Sunday. Your support means a lot to our deputies
who put their lives on the line every day serving
Douglas County. We can't ask for a better county and
community to serve. Here's another way you can show your
support to law enforcement when you have someone who just
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weeks ago had broken into the home of another woman.
This is the guy who do I have to say?
Allegedly sure, a guy who allegedly broke into his ex
girlfriend's apartment, busted through the door, threatened her. When law
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enforcement arrived, shot and actually hit Deputy Brayden Artzer of
the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, And then it sounds like
shot himself as he retreated to the apartment, putting not
just the victim of this domestic violence case, put her
obviously in danger, put the deputies in danger.
Speaker 3 (24:02):
One of them got shot.
Speaker 1 (24:03):
Put all the residents there in the apartment complex in
this area of northwest Omaha, all of them were in
danger from this guy's actions. And he was there because
this is an ex girlfriend and he's been threatening her
and busted into her place. In March, according to KETV
News Watch seven, a different woman reported to Omaha police
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that this same guy broke inside her home, pushed her
against a wall, punched her in the leg five times,
and the next day called her one hundred and forty
four times during the calls, saying are you ready to die?
Are you ready to die? I think why wasn't he
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in jail? Well, it sounds like in that case in March.
And let's see another one. This was in April of
twenty twenty four. There was a misdemeanor charge for third
degree domestic assault. It was a domestic assault situation. Let's see,
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he came to this woman's job. I think this is
a third woman. He went to that woman's job. This
guy keeps getting girlfriends. In April of twenty twenty four,
went to this woman's job and started chucking rocks at
her car. One of the rocks broke, broke through the
passenger side window and hit her in the face. So
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you had that happened. Misdemeanor charge for third degree domestic assault.
I don't know why he didn't spend significant time in jail.
He's already a two time fellon before that. And then
this past March does this thing where he's punching this
woman and threatening her. Why in the world was he
not behind bars, Because it doesn't sound like in every
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instance this guy was threatening people, beating up women and
doing all this stuff. It doesn't sound like in every
instance that charges were pressed. Now they'll tell you that
it's very, very difficult if a person is in a
domestic violence situation, it's difficult to convince that person to
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press charges. Because there's a fight, he's smacking her around
or whatever he's doing. She calls the police, or someone
calls the police. They show up, they separate the two
of them. It's now an hour later, she's calmed down
and they say, okay, do you want to press charges?
Speaker 3 (26:44):
And she says no.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
Now I on some level I get that. So what happens?
I say, yeah, I want to press charges, arrest that guy.
He's out later today, he comes right over here and
beats me, worse, goes after my family or whatever. I'm
not saying it's easy, but you know who would have
preferred that Just weeks ago, when this guy was punching
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a woman and threatening her. You know who would have
preferred that charges would have been pressed. Uh, the woman
who he broke into her place on Sunday and the
deputy that he shot, and the family of this young deputy,
Braden Artzer. I think they probably all would have appreciated
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maybe if you press charges, charges get filed, people get
spend time in jail, and you go, all right, we
have someone with more accusations of domestic violence against him.
He is a two time felon and then two years
ago pled no contest to a misdemeanor charge for third
degree domestic assault. He hit a woman in the face
with a rock that he threw through her car. That's
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a misdemeanor charge. I understand that needs a change. Oh
my gosh. When women say why would I press charges?
Nothing's going to happen, it's because in so many instances
like this, nothing happens. That's wrong. This can be changed.
Speaker 2 (28:18):
However, Yes, you should still you should still report this
because yes, it goes on to a record someplace. Yes,
nothing might happen on this one, and nothing might happen ever,
but it's all there, and when they need more evidence,
there's more evidence right there. So you should always report it.
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I know, I know a lot of stuff's not going
to change anything.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
Look, I know it's super easy for me to say,
but a lot of times the right thing to do
is the hardest thing to do. Just something to think about.
Other Douglas County Sheriff's Office news. I told you about
this yesterday. It was the middle of the night Saturday,
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when a large group of people decided we are now
taking over this intersection at seventy second and McKinley north
north North, and they started doing burnouts in the intersection
and racing cars and all this rest of this stuff.
The sheriffs showed up. This is unincorporated Douglas County, right,
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is that Irvington or is that anyway? Sheriffs showed up.
Guy takes off and they grab him and they were
able to arrest him. Turns out he did the exact
same thing a few months ago, so now he's even
in more danger. And Sheriff Hansen told First Alert six News, Yeah,
he won't be able to do this in this car anymore.
Speaker 3 (29:42):
We have impounded his vehicle.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
Good. I hope that Sheriff Hanson impounds this idiot's vehicle
and gives it to Brayden Artzer, the deputy who was
shot on Sunday. Completely unrelated, but if you impound a vehicle,
what's again to do? Sit there in an impound lot,
give it to a deputy. That's a Sheriff Hans can
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be like Oprah Winfrey. You get a car, and you
get a car. Hey, you had a really good record
of serving the public last month. Here's a car we
impounded last night. Wow, this is a really tough muscle car.
Speaker 3 (30:19):
I don't know. Hey, you'll be fine.
I love the idea that because we have a blockade
in the strait of horror moves that people say all right,
and by people, I mean the what's left of the
Iranian regime, both in number and in extremities, and they're
willing sycophants in whether it's the United States media or
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some may say the Vatican. The people are all like, well,
if you're not going to let the oil go through,
then be ready for ten dollars a gallon gasoline. Well,
I'm not ready for ten dollars a gallon gasoline. And
by the way, we're not going to have ten dollars
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a gallon gasoline?
Speaker 2 (00:48):
Why not?
Speaker 1 (00:50):
Because the President says America is energy independent And you say, oh,
because we're drilling for oil and we got all these
refined Well, we got a lot of oil there refineries.
Though to put that into gasoline, we could certainly have
some more.
Speaker 3 (01:09):
We don't have a lot.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
But do you, I mean, does anyone honestly think that
we're gonna have ten dollars a gallon gasoline.
Speaker 3 (01:22):
In our lifetimes?
Speaker 2 (01:23):
When they what was it during was it nine to
eleven that gas prices went up to four dollars a
gallon because people were gouging someplace.
Speaker 1 (01:33):
Well, I'm inclined after the terror attacks on nine to
eleven and the questions about is this gonna do. Certainly
there were some that were like, hey, let's people gotta
you know, their panic buying.
Speaker 3 (01:47):
It's gougem let's jack it it.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
But I'm inclined to give people the benefit of the
doubt that there were not too many people who were
doing that maliciously. The uncertainty and the question of everything
is such that suddenly we're not sure when we're gonna
get gas, and so now we're gonna sell. People are
trying to get all the gas they can. The demand
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is suddenly skyrocketed, which means the price is suddenly gonna
go up, and we're not sure we're gonna have gas tomorrow.
But even that's pretty dumb, all right, So let's say
let's follow all this out. Let's just for sake of argument,
Let's say whether it's what happened after nine to eleven
(02:31):
or COVID or now with Iran that people really believe, well,
there's not gonna be any more gasoline, and people are like, well,
I better get over and get gas right now, because
there's not gonna be any gas later. So let's say
you just filled up your car and then they shut
(02:53):
down the pump right after you leave. You got in,
you got the last pump of gasoline, the last tank
of gas in America. What do you think happens after that?
In that scenario where there's no more gasoline? What happens
after that? You think everyone else in America, the people
(03:15):
who are committing crimes just because it's Tuesday, are gonna say, oh,
that person just got the last tank of gasoline in America. Well,
aren't they lucky? Hey, good for you, good luck. You
will be dead and eaten. And then now you now
you've got some cannibal crazy person behind the wheel of
(03:36):
your car, and that person will be dead and eaten.
We'll just devour ourselves until there's one person with one
vehicle with one tank of gas, and they won't have
any place to go. In your scenario where now you
have a car that has gas in it, where you're going,
I just I'll run over to the store and get
(03:58):
some stuff. There's no gas going anywhere. The electrical grids
probably shut down. You got dogs and wolves running the streets.
Where are you going? Why do you have gas in
your car, because you know what the rest of us
would probably do. We'd hunker down in our homes. We'd say,
all right, I told you you all thought I was crazy,
(04:19):
but I've been stockpiling ammunition for generations now and and
now this is this is when I knew you would
all come running to my place. I put the snake
flag out front, and they knew, like that guy's a
little weird. But if it ever comes to cannibal apocalypse time,
I'm going over to Jake's house. And now everyone's coming
(04:42):
over to see older old buddy Jake.
Speaker 3 (04:43):
Jake, Baby, what's going on? Hey? Can my family come in?
Speaker 1 (04:49):
So we all hunkered down our homes. You're not driving anywhere.
So this idea that we're gonna have gas go to
ten dollars a gallon, that's that's But if you say,
well it could, yeah, it could. What do you think
is more likely?
Speaker 3 (05:05):
Though?
Speaker 1 (05:06):
And suddenly we're going to have I'm not talking about
like everyone like things go absolutely bonkers crazy. Everyone panics.
There's an immediate, like one and a half day spike
where some people in Hawaii are getting charged ten dollars
a gallon for gasoline. Could I envision that happening. Yeah,
I can't. I have a vivid imagination. But what do
(05:30):
you think is very likely should that happen with this president?
Mister president, gas in Hawaii is gone to ten dollars
a gallon. People are nervous across the country. We're not
sure we're going to have any gas. And it's because
Iran has blocked the oil tankers of getting out of
(05:50):
the strait of horror moves.
Speaker 3 (05:52):
What should we do?
Speaker 1 (05:52):
And the President's like, give me that briefcase, and Iran
is gone, gone, Iran. I ran straight to the bottom
of the center of the earth with bombs that went
and the presidents like, there you go. Gas should be
flowing now. But mister president, you just nuked all the oil.
(06:18):
Oh well, catch it, it'll rain from the sky.
Speaker 3 (06:26):
I don't.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
Why do people say, I'll tell you why. Iran says this.
Iran says, We'll get ready for eight nine dollars gallon
gasoline like they care, and they know that you care.
They're playing a whole public relations game here and they're
actually winning. Think about that for a second. This nation
(06:48):
that's been trying to build nuclear weapons to kill Jews,
whether those Jews are in Israel or in America. They've
been trying to kill America and Israeli people, and that's
why they're trying to build nuclear weapons. As far as
the Pope saying, hey, I don't think war is ever necessary,
(07:08):
they would blow up Vatican City. They would laugh their
faces off if they blew up Vatican City.
Speaker 3 (07:16):
They would love to do that. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1 (07:19):
That'd be one of the greatest days of their lives.
And then Trump would assume the position of Pope. Hey,
you never know, right, And so you've got Iran saying
we'll get ready for eight to nine dollars gallon gasoline
because they know that there are a lot of people
(07:40):
in America, in the Vatican and across the world who
are looking sympathetically upon them. Them the people who pay
terrorist organizations to kill people and commit atrocities and have
been trying to stockpile nuclear weapons, who have been fueling
(08:01):
the oil needs of China and Russia, America's biggest adversaries,
and again paining and enticing terrorist organizations like Hamas and
the Hoosies and has Bollah to go out there and
kill a bunch of people. And these guys right now
in Iran have all this sympathy. So the president goes
(08:23):
over and says, not on my watch. Blows up their
ability to right now make nuclear weapons, blows up most
of their leadership, blows up their entire navy, which was
like a couple of bass boats and like a nineteen
Tan pirate ship or something. I don't think they had
much of a military.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
But even though.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
They're completely crippled, literally and figuratively crippled, am I allowed
to say crippled? If I'm talking literally, I mean their
ability to wage war. Also, a lot of their guys
are walking on makeshift crutches, in peg legs. They're they're
literally and figuratively differently abled in Iran right now, there
(09:09):
are still people who feel like they're the sympathetic figures
because big bad bully Trump went after him. I don't
mind the fact that the pope is saying he's praying
for peace and he would rather have peace. I think
that's his job. When ZIP recruiter found Leo in Chicago
(09:31):
and said, hey, we think that you'd be a strong
candidate for pope, he'sai Pope Pope Leo. I like the
sound of that.
Speaker 3 (09:43):
By the way.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
I'm gonna give myself a ding on that one. That's
definitely in the style of Mayor Goldie Wilson. I like
the sound of that. What movie Lucy Back to the
Future come on? So zip recruiter finds this guy and says,
we think that you could be a strong candidate to
(10:04):
be pope. It's like, do I have to relocate to Rome? Yeah,
it's an onside job. Every once in a while you
take a trip to Africa, which is where the pope
is right now. And caused Keith yesterday to email me
a really bad AI song called I Saw the Pope
(10:27):
down in Africa, which was kind of fun. But so yeah,
when they found this guy to be pope, I think
it was in the job description that you are now
praying for peace and I know people are alike, but
the Catholic Church and the Crusades, yep, that was several
(10:49):
centuries ago. Still stings a little bit, but you know
that was several popes ago. This pope likes peace. He
is a peaceful pope. He is a peaceful promoter. This
pope he propagates peace as he promotes the peaceful perseverance
of peace. He likes a little piece of piece. He'll
(11:14):
have some pie with a side of peace.
Speaker 2 (11:17):
About if there were a pair of popes.
Speaker 1 (11:20):
If there were a pair of popes, they could have
a pair of pecan pie pieces, and they would pick.
Speaker 3 (11:28):
A pick peck pepper piece, dive, dive.
Speaker 1 (11:39):
The Pope he's a fan of piece, which I I
kind of I absolutely like that, and I know, I mean,
the President's not wrong when he says, well, I don't
think that this pope would really like it if we
allowed Iran to get a nuclear weapon and blow the
(12:00):
world sky high. What would the Pope think about that? Well,
I think as the Iranians were pushing the button to
blow the world sky high, the Pope would be praying
for all of our souls to go to Catholic heaven.
That would be in his last He'd go out to
the balcony there and he'd say, well, it turns out
(12:21):
the Irans are going to blow us sky high, but
what an opportunity to be closer to our savior. So
I pray for all of us to rejoin together in
Catholic heaven. And that's what the Pope is supposed to do, right,
He's he prays for peace and our salvation, and I
(12:43):
don't know that I want the Pope like just staggering
around drunk at a bar in Rome, saying, Hey, you
want a.
Speaker 3 (12:53):
Piece of this Pope, we'll come and get it.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
You know, calling the president like, mister President. The Pope's
on the phone like, oh boy, here we go, Yes,
mister Pope. And then we hear the President later talking
about his conversation with the Pope, saying, the Pope called
me up. He said, mister President. He said, sir, I
want you to rain hell along those godless psychos and
(13:17):
are on. I want you to blow them all to Kingdom.
Come and I know where that is. I'm the pope.
That's I don't care if the Pope is praying for
peace and not liking war. Now, the President's going to
do what the President does, which is he's going to
(13:37):
speak out against the Pope, and then he's going to
get insulting, and then he's gonna start punching, and then
he's gonna hit a bunch of low blows, and then
he's going to see if he can post a picture
on his true social of him as Jesus healing a guy, which,
by the way, he did, and then later came back
and said, no, no, no, that was me as a medic.
We support the Red Cross, you know, the Red Cross,
(13:57):
the people to put on robes like g and heal,
people with light emanating from their fingers as they lay
their hands on a guy's forehead, as the ghost military
people wearing ball caps and the Statue of Liberty look on,
you know, like the Red Cross does. That's the picture
(14:18):
that the President put on his True Social before he
deleted it and said no, no, no, that wasn't me.
As Jesus, that's fake news. I can't believe you people
come up with this stuff. Yeah, that's on us, right
gee Mini Christmas. Uh, but you know what, this is
(14:42):
kind of what we've come and should come to expect
from this. You can love it, you can hate it,
you can lose sleep over it, you can wring your hands.
But we live in a world where the Pope is
praying for peace. Great the President is using his resources
to st the people that want to kill us. Thank you,
(15:04):
and also tweaking us by posting that picture on True
Social and getting McDonald's delivered door dash style to the
Oval Office, which, by the way, if you haven't heard
that story actually happened yesterday. I'll tell you about it
next Scott Bry's.
Speaker 3 (15:22):
News Radio eleven ten k FA.
Speaker 1 (15:26):
President was hungry yesterday and got door Dash. A door
Dash driver brought a couple of bags of Mickey D's
right there to the front door of the Oval Office,
the front door, side door, back door, patio door, whatever
you'd call that, the famous Oval Office door. And the
(15:47):
White House just treated it as yeah, that's you know.
If the president's hungry and wants some McDonald's, just orders
door dash and they bring it right up here. They
just come to the gates the Oval Office and go,
I've got an order for donald Yep, right up there.
It's kind of a big building. You go around here
(16:07):
past the Rose Garden and then you'll find some double
doors there. It's where Obama used to smoke. And just
knock on the door. He'll come out.
Speaker 3 (16:17):
He'll pay you. Did he already pay you online? He'll
pay you.
Speaker 1 (16:20):
And so this lady goes up there and like, I've
got door Dash, and the President comes out, Oh hey
look at this. Just the media happens to be here.
This lady happens to have her hair done as recently
as an hour and a half ago and full makeup,
you know, like door dash people have when they bring
you food. And what do you know. We got a
(16:43):
lady here with a couple of bags of McDonald's and
this lady, Sharon, wearing a T shirt that says door
dash grandma brought a couple of bags of McDonald's to
the President. I don't know what was in there. She said, Hey,
I brought your favorites, maybe some McNuggets. Is he is
(17:06):
the president of the United States able to get the
McRib year round? Is it one of the perks of
the office. I don't know, but obviously it was a
made for camera moment. Why did the president do it?
He handed her one hundred dollars bill does it have
his signature on it? Gave her a one hundred dollar tip,
(17:26):
and then turned to the media and said, no tax
on tips is something special. It's one hundred dollars. When
I give you one hundred dollars, you get to keep
this one hundred dollars. We're not taxing your your income
in tips. So there's one hundred dollars, not eighty eight dollars,
(17:46):
not seventy six dollars, and eighty four cents. It's one
hundred dollars no tax on tips. And he said, I
heard you picked up Is this true?
Speaker 3 (18:00):
That's what he said.
Speaker 1 (18:02):
Gave her the tip and said, I heard that you
picked up an extra eleven thousand dollars in a tax
refund this year. How much money did she make working
for door dash? Maybe she only dashes to the oval
office and the rich of famous. Maybe she makes a
(18:24):
bunch of money. Eleven She didn't get a door Dash
grandma identified by door Dash as an Arkansas native and
grandmother of ten. She didn't get an eleven thousand dollars
tax refund last year?
Speaker 3 (18:42):
Did she? No? Way? I don't know. I mean if
she gets most for money and tips.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
Though, if she doesn't have to count her tips, you know.
Speaker 3 (18:53):
And overtime and tips, you know what, Maybe she did.
Speaker 2 (18:56):
I mean because because she might have made eleven thousand dollars. Yeah,
she might, and then she wouldn't owe anything.
Speaker 3 (19:05):
You're right, I hadn't, especially if she.
Speaker 2 (19:07):
Was on some social programs.
Speaker 3 (19:09):
Do you yeah?
Speaker 1 (19:09):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. I eleven thousand dollars in tips.
You don't have to pay taxes on it. You've got
an extray Eleven thousand dollars. Well, not an extray eleven thousand,
because if she got eleven thousand dollars in tips the
year before, they don't take all eleven thousand dollars of it.
They take whatever percentage and all the rest of it.
But still it's better than the kick and the shins.
Speaker 3 (19:31):
Isn't it.
Speaker 2 (19:32):
Well, the figure's been thrown around for a while that
only about forty seven percent of people, or fifty anyway,
something like that. Only about half of the people in
the United States pay taxes.
Speaker 3 (19:46):
So true.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
Well, by the time they get refunds, and then some
people just don't work and for a variety of reasons. Yeah,
thank goodness. People always blame that one percent. You like
those roads and bridges, they're all paying for it. The
rows and bridges are paid by those evil one percent
and smokers. Next time you see someone smoking, thank them.
(20:07):
So she goes there with a bag of McDonald's. They
talk a little bit about no tax on tips and
the big beautiful bill, and then I'm not making this up.
He asked her whether she thought men should play in
women's sports. The media is there, President says, yeah, the
big beautiful bill. A lot of stuff in this bill.
(20:29):
What about men playing in women's sports? Do you think
that men should play women's sports? She goes, I really
don't have an opinion on that. That's true. By the way,
that happened yesterday. And then he invited her into the
oval office. Hey, you made me look bad. Give me
that one hundred dollars back. I don't know if that
(20:49):
part happened, But it's another day in the trumpet sphere.
It's always entertaining. Scott Boys snooze radio Elena Blair high
Road in six point eighty on Sunday when we heard
an officer was shot and it did not look real good.
And to go from that on Sunday to a scene
(21:12):
at Bergen Mercy Hospital yesterday where the officer who was shot,
twenty three year old Douglas County Sheriff's Deputy Brayden Artzer,
was walking out of his hospital room and he saw
as soon as he got out of the room, lining
both sides of the hallway, every single cop between here
(21:34):
and Sue Falls I think was there in the hallway
and they're clapping him out.
Speaker 3 (21:41):
Hey, all right.
Speaker 1 (21:42):
And he's going down there and he's got a big
cast on his arm. But he's gonna be okay, and
it's it was fantastic. There was a statement here pictures
showing him leaving the hospital room. The Douglas County Sheriff's
Office said, yesterday this afternoon, Deputy Artzer left the hospital
(22:07):
with an escort from his family, both his related family
and his Douglas County Sheriff's Office family at the dcso
we support one another through the good and bad as
a family. Deputy Artser has a road to recovery ahead
of him, and our deputies and peer support team will
ensure he heals both physically and mentally. They went on
(22:33):
to thank Omaha Police, Nebraska State Patrol, even the Boystown
Police Department for their coordination and rapid response after this
happened on Sunday. Said thank you to the professional medical
team at Bergen Hospital for their expert care, and thanks
to the community for supporting our deputies throughout the event
(22:53):
on Sunday. Your support means a lot to our deputies
who put their lives on the line every day serving
Douglas County. We can't ask for a better county and
community to serve. Here's another way you can show your
support to law enforcement when you have someone who just
(23:16):
weeks ago had broken into the home of another woman.
This is the guy who do I have to say?
Allegedly sure, a guy who allegedly broke into his ex
girlfriend's apartment, busted through the door, threatened her. When law
(23:40):
enforcement arrived, shot and actually hit Deputy Brayden Artzer of
the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, And then it sounds like
shot himself as he retreated to the apartment, putting not
just the victim of this domestic violence case, put her
obviously in danger, put the deputies in danger.
Speaker 3 (24:02):
One of them got shot.
Speaker 1 (24:03):
Put all the residents there in the apartment complex in
this area of northwest Omaha, all of them were in
danger from this guy's actions. And he was there because
this is an ex girlfriend and he's been threatening her
and busted into her place. In March, according to KETV
News Watch seven, a different woman reported to Omaha police
(24:27):
that this same guy broke inside her home, pushed her
against a wall, punched her in the leg five times,
and the next day called her one hundred and forty
four times during the calls, saying are you ready to die?
Are you ready to die? I think why wasn't he
(24:53):
in jail? Well, it sounds like in that case in March.
And let's see another one. This was in April of
twenty twenty four. There was a misdemeanor charge for third
degree domestic assault. It was a domestic assault situation. Let's see,
(25:15):
he came to this woman's job. I think this is
a third woman. He went to that woman's job. This
guy keeps getting girlfriends. In April of twenty twenty four,
went to this woman's job and started chucking rocks at
her car. One of the rocks broke, broke through the
passenger side window and hit her in the face. So
(25:39):
you had that happened. Misdemeanor charge for third degree domestic assault.
I don't know why he didn't spend significant time in jail.
He's already a two time fellon before that. And then
this past March does this thing where he's punching this
woman and threatening her. Why in the world was he
not behind bars, Because it doesn't sound like in every
(26:02):
instance this guy was threatening people, beating up women and
doing all this stuff. It doesn't sound like in every
instance that charges were pressed. Now they'll tell you that
it's very, very difficult if a person is in a
domestic violence situation, it's difficult to convince that person to
(26:24):
press charges. Because there's a fight, he's smacking her around
or whatever he's doing. She calls the police, or someone
calls the police. They show up, they separate the two
of them. It's now an hour later, she's calmed down
and they say, okay, do you want to press charges?
Speaker 3 (26:44):
And she says no.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
Now I on some level I get that. So what happens?
I say, yeah, I want to press charges, arrest that guy.
He's out later today, he comes right over here and
beats me, worse, goes after my family or whatever. I'm
not saying it's easy, but you know who would have
preferred that Just weeks ago, when this guy was punching
(27:11):
a woman and threatening her. You know who would have
preferred that charges would have been pressed. Uh, the woman
who he broke into her place on Sunday and the
deputy that he shot, and the family of this young deputy,
Braden Artzer. I think they probably all would have appreciated
(27:32):
maybe if you press charges, charges get filed, people get
spend time in jail, and you go, all right, we
have someone with more accusations of domestic violence against him.
He is a two time felon and then two years
ago pled no contest to a misdemeanor charge for third
degree domestic assault. He hit a woman in the face
with a rock that he threw through her car. That's
(27:55):
a misdemeanor charge. I understand that needs a change. Oh
my gosh. When women say why would I press charges?
Nothing's going to happen, it's because in so many instances
like this, nothing happens. That's wrong. This can be changed.
Speaker 2 (28:18):
However, Yes, you should still you should still report this
because yes, it goes on to a record someplace. Yes,
nothing might happen on this one, and nothing might happen ever,
but it's all there, and when they need more evidence,
there's more evidence right there. So you should always report it.
(28:38):
I know, I know a lot of stuff's not going
to change anything.
Speaker 1 (28:41):
Look, I know it's super easy for me to say,
but a lot of times the right thing to do
is the hardest thing to do. Just something to think about.
Other Douglas County Sheriff's Office news. I told you about
this yesterday. It was the middle of the night Saturday,
(29:02):
when a large group of people decided we are now
taking over this intersection at seventy second and McKinley north
north North, and they started doing burnouts in the intersection
and racing cars and all this rest of this stuff.
The sheriffs showed up. This is unincorporated Douglas County, right,
(29:23):
is that Irvington or is that anyway? Sheriffs showed up.
Guy takes off and they grab him and they were
able to arrest him. Turns out he did the exact
same thing a few months ago, so now he's even
in more danger. And Sheriff Hansen told First Alert six News, Yeah,
he won't be able to do this in this car anymore.
Speaker 3 (29:42):
We have impounded his vehicle.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
Good. I hope that Sheriff Hanson impounds this idiot's vehicle
and gives it to Brayden Artzer, the deputy who was
shot on Sunday. Completely unrelated, but if you impound a vehicle,
what's again to do? Sit there in an impound lot,
give it to a deputy. That's a Sheriff Hans can
(30:06):
be like Oprah Winfrey. You get a car, and you
get a car. Hey, you had a really good record
of serving the public last month. Here's a car we
impounded last night. Wow, this is a really tough muscle car.
Speaker 3 (30:19):
I don't know. Hey, you'll be fine.
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