Worst Spy Ever / Perv Congress / Jimmy Failla

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yesterday we were talking about the guy who was out
there on Harlan taking pictures across the road of off
At air Force Base. We played a clip from Caddyshack
where mister Wang, who was playing at Bushwood Country Club
as a guest of Rodney Dangerfield's character, was taking pictures

(00:22):
and Dangerfield said, Wang, it's a parking lot. Come on,
this is a restricted club.

Speaker 2 (00:27):
Wang.

Speaker 1 (00:27):
Don't tell him you're Jewish. All right, fine, we're making
fun of that. And I said, I don't know why
this guy is. I mean, he's taken pictures of the
air Force base from apart across the parking lot. And
then I got this email. Brian says, Scott stopped being
glib and flip about the Chinese national arrested for off

(00:51):
at Air Force Base picks. As a retired FBI counter
espionage agent, I can assure you this is real and serious.
The Chinese are known to use NTC's non traditional collectors
to obtain intelligence information. These ntcs include tourists, professors, business people,

(01:11):
et cetera, not just traditional spies. If you read the reporting,
he took close up pics of the RC one thirty
five with those picks. The PRC People's Republic of China
can ascertain what equipment is being used and build countermeasures
for them. I hope your future reporting on such issues
as a little more serious as this issue is serious.

(01:35):
That's from Brian. And last night there was a press
release from Senator Pete Ricketts talking about how awful it
was that the Chinese are sending spies into Nebraska to
take pictures of Offit Air Force Base. Now, after being
glib and flip, I was both yesterday about this issue
and thinking about it last night, I wanted to issue

(01:58):
this response. You guys are still wrong. I'm one hundred
percent right on this. This is the worst Chinese spy ever.
And I doubt he was someone that the Chinese sent.
Oh when the Chinese send spies over here, and oh
they do. They're able to jump from bed to bed

(02:19):
with members of Congress like Eric Swaalwell for example. Yeah,
and there was also a guy here at often who
was in having relations with a Chinese spy. Look, guys,
here's how you can tell if there's a young, attractive

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in this case, yes, Asian woman who suddenly very interested
in you. That's red flag number one. Don't you have
any mirrors nearby. Don't you realize you're a fat, balding,
middle aged man who likes to who starts looking at
the clock at about nine to fifteen pm, thinking, well,

(03:03):
about time to go to bed, And this is on
a Saturday night. And then suddenly some twenty three year
old smoke show of a Chinese woman suddenly is like, oh,
you're so funny. Tell me again all those state secrets
you know? Ooh what clearance level do you have? That's hot,
you idiot. She's not interested in you. It's a Chinese spy.

(03:30):
It's always a Chinese spy. And when China sends in
the Chinese spies, that's how they go about getting this information.
Oh there's another way that China can spy on you.
It's a little trick called can't believe this? You in
picture click this link and you're like what And then
you click the thing. You're like, ah, I just released
a virus into the computer system here at my either

(03:53):
my government job or my job with some sort of
government offshoot contractor that works with the government in handling
various top level, top secret clearance secrets and all the
rest of this stuff. Yeah, how did they get access
because you clicked on and what friends character are you
click here? Well, I think I'm Joey, right. I don't know,

(04:15):
maybe Chandler, probably not Ross click here. Ah, Chinese spies,
So with this level of a bill, and you know,
there are other ways that Chinese spies operate. Sometimes it's
the long game. Sometimes it's we send a guy over
here and he's able to work his way through various clearances.

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He actually gets a job on base or through a
contractor that does a lot of work on base. He's
able to sneak in there, he's able to see sensitive information,
and he's completely trusted by all the people who work
with them. These are spies. These guys are not messing around.
These are the the Ethan hunts of China that are
able to do some amazing things here. So what do

(04:58):
we have in this story of the guy that was
taking pictures of Air Force bases and South Dakota and
Nebraska a few other places. And we got him just
before he was flying out of New York to go
back to China and go, hey, look at all these
pictures I took.

Speaker 2 (05:14):
Oh, we got him. What did this guy do?

Speaker 1 (05:17):
He parked a car on the side of Harlan Road,
and from across the street we had a wide angle lent. Yeah,
he had a camera. He took pictures of the Air
Force base. Pictures that you could have seen if you
were playing golf at Willow Lakes or tregerin across the street,
if you'd been driving by on Cornhusker, if you'd taken

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a little side road down there and you'd taken Harlan
and you're gonna circle the base, you could have taken
any of these pictures. So is it possible that China
sent this guy mister Wang? I think it is pronounced laying. Yeah,
but the character in Caddyshack, this is my guest, mister Wang,

(06:00):
no offense. Is it possible they send him over here
and said, make sure you get some pictures of that.

Speaker 2 (06:06):
Air Force base. Oh sure, it's possible. Is it likely?
I doubt it? Is it serious? It could be? Is
this serious? If this guy is.

Speaker 1 (06:16):
A Chinese spy, he's the worst Chinese spy ever. You
know what I think he is. I think he's someone
who took it upon himself to appoint himself a spy
for the People's Republic of China, and he was gonna
go over there and go, yes, I demand a meeting
with the premiere of China. I have pictures of American

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military installations. All right, right, right this way, mister Wang.
And they bring him down. They sit him there with
the Chinese premiere and all right, let's see what you got.
And he's showing them pictures and after a while it's like,
wait a second, you just took pictures from the road
of the outside of the air force base. Yeah, look
at this, it's a runway. Yep, we figured that Air

(07:03):
Force base had a runway. It is, after all on
air Force base.

Speaker 3 (07:10):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (07:10):
I haven't seen pictures like this since the last time
I looked at a Google image search.

Speaker 1 (07:16):
You didn't get anything that people could get from just
driving by or pulling it up on Google. It's probably
on the Offit Air Force Base website. In fact, I
think this picture is trademarked from the off At Air
Force Base. Well, but you're the worst Chinese spy ever.
You're a disgrace to the lack of uniform spy. You
wouldn't wear a uniform. I think this guy was just

(07:40):
trying to get paid, and he was awful, absolutely awful.

Speaker 2 (07:46):
Do we need to be careful.

Speaker 1 (07:47):
Absolutely, the guys defense contractors in the like, stop clicking
on stuff and stop jumping into bed with young Chinese
women who would not otherwise be into you if they
didn't think you had some sort of top secret clearance.
And here's how I want America to get back at
China and specifically the Chinese sex spies.

Speaker 2 (08:09):
Guys.

Speaker 1 (08:10):
I'm not telling you don't engage in activity with them.
I'm telling you give it all you got. I want
you to engage in months, if not years, long physical
activity with these Chinese spies. But don't tell them any secret.

(08:30):
Just keep throwing it out there, like you know what,
I'm going to take you out for tacos and we'll
come back here and watch a movie and give you
some some really unsatisfying, fancy physical attention. And then tomorrow,

(08:52):
oh boy, to ask me. That's gonna be tonight. Now, tomorrow,
I got a really unburden myself. I have the biggest
nuclear seats about America, and I don't want to talk
to you about it tomorrow. But tonight, let's just let's
just have fun. Let's just have a fling. And you
just keep saying that every single day. She's like I
can't leave. He's seemingly about to tell me, just see

(09:15):
how long you get away with that, and just leave
her hanging for months for America. That's how I want
you to get back at the Chinese sex spies of Taipei.

Speaker 3 (09:29):
America, your real true love.

Speaker 2 (09:33):
Do it for America. Do her for America. Chinese spy.

Speaker 1 (09:44):
What do you got, mister wag Well, I took pictures
of the runway from across the street. We should have
let him go over to Beijing. They would have executed him.
It's a waste to everyone's time. It's a waste of film.
It's a digital camera.

Speaker 3 (10:00):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (10:00):
Well, here's what else I don't understand. Since we're talking
about dirty, dirty stuff. Congress is now they're launching a
Congressional committee to ask anyone whoever had inappropriate relations with
a member of Congress to come talk to this Congressional committee.

Speaker 3 (10:21):
Before or after they were congressman.

Speaker 1 (10:23):
Right, Yeah, that'll be awkward for something you know you're
going to have I don't know how like a dozen
members of Congress on this panel, Like all right, our
next witness is you know, Stacy, and she's coming in here,
and she comes walking through there to be like some
representative from Rhode Island going.

Speaker 2 (10:39):
Ah, crap, that's not funny.

Speaker 1 (10:45):
Well he's gonna be going, Oh no, I think I
know where this is going. Meanwhile, Stacy is addressing the
representative from you know, Oregon, but she's staring directly at
the representatives from Rhode Island the entire time, asked the
witness to address me. No, no, I am talking to you.
I'm just looking at him. This congressman who will not

(11:06):
be named, who likes wearing a blue suit and a
red tie, and he's sitting there going on, jeez, come on,
come on, Stacey. I thought we had something special for
those seven or eight minutes. We're having a congressional committee
to ask witnesses to come talk to members of Congress
about having relations with members of Congress. By the way,

(11:28):
these perverts don't want to know about any other crimes,
you know, like you're coming running into Congress going I
have information about grand theft auto, Hey tell it to
the cops.

Speaker 2 (11:37):
We don't care.

Speaker 1 (11:38):
I have good information that there's piracy going on. There's piracy.
There's people going to the local movie theater and doing
videos of various movies, and they posted to all their
friends and they don't have to buy movie tickets. It's piracy.
We don't care. Tell the Motion Picture Association of America
or tell the police. We don't care about that. They
got information. My neighbor's grown and ditsweet and he's selling

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it to kids. We don't care. Hey, Congress, Right, yeah,
my neighbor got a bunch of bodies buried in the background,
the backyard. And I don't even think he murdered these people.
I think he's a grave robber. I think he digs
up graves and then he takes the bodies and he
buries them in his backyard. I see this every single lie.

Speaker 2 (12:20):
Why are you telling me?

Speaker 1 (12:21):
I'm a member of Congress. Now, if one of them
is a dead member of Congress and this guy's having
relations then please tell me.

Speaker 2 (12:28):
All about it.

Speaker 1 (12:29):
A bunch of perverts, bunch of useless perverts, the worst
kind of pervert, a useless pervert. Come tell us about
all the crimes that were committed. And you go and
you spill your guts, and you share a bunch of
embarrassing details about a crime that was committed inappropriate relationship
with a member of Congress, whether it was consensual, whether

(12:52):
you were drunk whatever, and you tell all these secrets
and you're like, oh, I feel much better having unburdened myself.
Are you guys gonna arrest the guy? Arrest the guy?
We don't have that kind of power. We're just congress.
We just wanted to listen to your story. A bunch
of perverts.

Speaker 3 (13:06):
I'm glad you brought that up, because I think that
you're one hundred percent accurate that this is a waste
of time. But I think it's more than that. I
think it's a distraction because they can't do anything.

Speaker 2 (13:16):
They can't I mean they could.

Speaker 3 (13:17):
They could probably sanction or try to try to get
the congressman out, yeah or woman, But no, what what.

Speaker 1 (13:27):
Guy is going to go in there and go She
forced me to have like, yeah, we're not even interested
in that kind of crime.

Speaker 3 (13:35):
Yeah, this is just a distraction to what. I don't
know what we are to be distracted from. I don't know.

Speaker 1 (13:42):
Look it's working, Lucy. I'm not buying your and yeah,
I'll hit the button here.

Speaker 2 (13:47):
Sounds like Lucy has a conspiracy theory. I'm not buying it.
I'm not buying it anymore.

Speaker 1 (13:52):
There is no distraction because our government could come out
and say we have all the information. It turns out
that we were the Iranian leaders the entire time. Also,
there are aliens and they were all on Epstein's island,
and here's all the information, here's all of it, and
we would just look at it and go, ahhh see

(14:13):
you look at all that. Oh yeah, I knew they
were behind that. Whoa, I killed Kennedy? How about that?
Oh well, and then we're we just go turn on
Hulu and watch whatever's on.

Speaker 3 (14:25):
That's right, that is absolutely right. We do not have
the constitution among us of what the people had back
in seventeen seventy six, seventeen, Oh, go blaking on the name.
But when they said enough is enough the tea.

Speaker 2 (14:42):
Party, Yeah, well something about that. Yeah, I know, there's.

Speaker 3 (14:47):
Nobody Honestly, we wouldn't do it today.

Speaker 1 (14:50):
You know what, though, I'm even gonna I'm gonna take
shots at history as well, not just you know us today,
distracted and dumb, you know, fat and happy.

Speaker 2 (14:59):
And by the way, happy.

Speaker 1 (15:00):
I'm not even I'm not even upset with us like Americans.
You guys are all fat and lazy and happy. Yeah,
we worked hard, and by we I mean our parents
and grandparents worked real hard so that we could sit
around and get fat and watch TV all day and
just stare at our phones. Even having a nice dinner
date with the spouse. We're just gonna be on our
phones the entire time we worked at our previous generations

(15:23):
worked really hard so we could be fat and lazy
and happy. So we're gonna enjoy it. What the heck?
You know, but I'll even I'll even throw history under
the bus. The Boston Tea Party super lame. Yeah, yeah,
we're importing a bunch of tea from England, right, apparently

(15:44):
we love tea. Yeah, we already bought it, and now
we're just gonna throw We're gonna waste it by throwing
it in Boston Harbor. That'll show them, like, oh wait,
so wait, all that tea they bought from us, they
just wasted it. They love tea. You know they're gonna
buy more tea. Oh no, don't buy our stuff and
then throw it into the harbor, causing you to buy

(16:05):
more of it, because like, there we showed England. I
do want some tea though, now we wasted all of it.
All right, someone orders some more tea. That's a that's
a week.

Speaker 3 (16:16):
We look how fast this the fish are swimming all
hopped up on tea?

Speaker 2 (16:23):
Is that?

Speaker 1 (16:25):
I don't even know what that is? The crossword clues
what it is? Just we it was a that was
a weak revolutionary tale. I don't know why it still
lives on. And then we threw the tea in the harbor?
Did we did we shoot our Are those who were,
you know, holding us under their thumb?

Speaker 4 (16:44):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (16:44):
Eventually, but first tea, it was a start.

Speaker 3 (16:50):
It was it was a statement because we clearly we
went on to win, clearly.

Speaker 2 (16:55):
Super stupid.

Speaker 1 (16:59):
And fifty like, We're gonna show them. We're gonna throw
all this monster energy drink into the whoa, whoa, No, no,
we need.

Speaker 2 (17:06):
That Mountain de No, we can't even do that about
the tea. We're gonna throw all this Starbucks coffee.

Speaker 4 (17:13):
Oh my gosh. No.

Speaker 2 (17:14):
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Speaker 1 (17:19):
And right now I'm surrounded by Jimmy's I welcome back
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Jimmy Falo back here on eleven ten Kfab Jimmy, good morning,
Good morning you.

Speaker 4 (17:39):
I just want to issue a disclaimer to your fine listeners.
The Astro theater is way too classy for my act.
But they're they're making this one time accommodation as a
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Speaker 2 (17:54):
They're actually I promise it'll be a rematch.

Speaker 1 (17:56):
They're not that classy. Last summer I saw Barenaked Ladies
there and I have it on good authority. They didn't
know that was a Canadian rock band full of guys.
So you're gonna be perfect. You're in just the right
spot at the Astro. Jimmy, I want to introduce you
to a huge fan of yours. He's our morning show
host here on KFAB. Jim Rose. Jimmy Fala, Jimmy Falo,

(18:17):
Jimmy Rose. It's been great, Jimmy.

Speaker 5 (18:19):
I think we had to chat a couple of about
a year or so ago when you first planned to
come to Omaha, and great talking to you then, it's
great talking to you now since then you've added the
TV show. But you know Limbaugh used to Limbaugh used
to be famous for his preparation for his show. He
was before there was the internet. He'd read twenty newspapers

(18:39):
a day. It's it's not hyperbole to suggest that very
few radio talk show hosts today, especially those that may
lean conservative, have as many insightful takes as you do.
What is your show prep routine for not just your
radio show, but the TV show too, well.

Speaker 4 (18:57):
A lot of it's drugs, obviously, I kid, you know
what I do.

Speaker 2 (19:03):
I absorb.

Speaker 4 (19:04):
So I get up in the morning and I probably
spend about two hours just taking a lap around the universe.
That means, you know, my Twitter feed, various media sources,
and just to kind of get a handle on where
the political zeitgeist is on a given day. And the
process of prepping a daily radio show is as I'm
doing that, I'm creating a second draft from my Saturday

(19:26):
night TV show. So that's kind of like an aggregate
email that I'm building till Saturday morning comes. Because I
write my whole show myself. I have no writers, I
have no segment producers. I write every intro, every tease,
every everything, I caught, every video, just because I want
it to be done in my energy. Because in stand
up that's A big part of connecting with an audience

(19:46):
is doing it in an authentic way. So Monday through
Friday a lot of absorption. Saturday that's when you know
you got to turn the jets on TV style, which
is a lot of starvation because you know, I'm too
chubby to host the national.

Speaker 5 (20:00):
TV show, right, Yeah, well you know you're yeah, you're
in a minute. Fasting really works out on Saturday for you.
You know, the camera ends fifteen pounds. You're doing a
great job at the other end.

Speaker 4 (20:10):
Let me let me just jump in here, okay, because
this is the truth. Okay, they you something to my
face called contouring. I've never heard of that, okay, but
they do it to make your cheeks look more slender
and stuff. But what's amazing about it is, yes, they're
helping you look better on camera, but they're not like
dressing it up like for real, like you're getting makeup
done and a gay man just says, I'm going to

(20:33):
contour these cheeks so they don't look so fat, and
it's just like.

Speaker 1 (20:37):
Thanks, I don't know, okay, when you tell wardrobe, you
know I don't have to wear black every single week
like you do.

Speaker 2 (20:44):
Though.

Speaker 5 (20:45):
Yeah, Gottie, you do. Actually, Jimmy, trust us. We see
things you don't.

Speaker 2 (20:50):
Now.

Speaker 5 (20:50):
This is gonna be a shameless plug for your original book,
which is keep following that guy, because a lot of
people don't know the Jimmy's frame of references that he
was a cab driver in New York City for twenty years,
and that your frame of reference was really driven by
the guys in the back seat. So of all of
the story, and you know this is not designed to
you know, spoil the book. Go on by the book.

(21:11):
But what was the one thing that you heard in
the front seat from the back seat that really turned
the light on for you?

Speaker 2 (21:18):
Do you recall what that was?

Speaker 4 (21:20):
Oh? Yeah, absolutely, two things. I'll give you one constructive
thing and one thing that really opened my eyes. There's
one in the back of my cab who is from
an island near Jamaica, whose home had just been blown
down by a storm for the third time in five years,
and she was in the best mood in the world,
and she had said to me. Her advice was that

(21:43):
your attitude defines your experience in life. You can't control circumstance,
but you can control how to feel about it and
what kind of attitude to take into whatever adversity you face. Now,
to be fair, this woman had smoked about a yard.

Speaker 2 (21:58):
Of weeds before she got out.

Speaker 4 (22:02):
The fragrance level of the camp. But she was right.
If you have a good attitude, you get through a
lad in life. But if you have a bad attitude,
you can get dragged down during good time. So I
love that that one mattered to me. And can I
give you one more?

Speaker 2 (22:17):
Please?

Speaker 4 (22:17):
Do I have time for one more? Okay? I once
picked up Clay Henry, the beer drinking goat. Okay, this
is a real story. You guys can google Clay Henry.
He's from a town called Lahitas, Texas La j I
taf and they've been jokingly electing a goat as mayor
for like forty years since like the eighties or something.

(22:38):
And there was a particular Clay Henry who was in
New York because his handler at the time was trying
to get him on David Letterman's stupid pet tricks, if
you remember. And one morning, at five point thirty in
the morning, I'm driving my cab down Houses Street and
I saw a guy with a goat, and again it's
New York, I assumed I got a contact high from
someone else's hallucinogenics, but it was goat. And the guy

(23:01):
got in my cab and straight up he goes this,
here's Clay Henry, the beer drinking goat from Lahitas, Texas.
He's a mayor down there. And I was like, all right,
you gotta give me a second. There's a lot to unpack.
But he explained the letterman situation, and he said, if
you give this guy along neck bottle of beer, he's
gonna drink it right in front of you. And he
had a six pack and tall boys, so he gave
I'm not just crazy. He gave the goat along neck

(23:23):
bottle of beer. The goat just slams its head back
like you would hit the brakes on the cab, and
like jerked it backwards. The beer is gone in one step,
and I will never forget. I'm looking at this guy
in the mirror, going holy heck, a beer drinking goat,
and the owner's going, holy heck, a white cab driver.

Speaker 1 (23:43):
I looked it up. You tell the truth. Not only
was Clay Henry the Goat mayor of Lahita's, Texas, but
do you know what happened to Clay Henry.

Speaker 4 (23:53):
Well, a lot of things happened, because there's been more
than one Clay Henry. But I think you're talking about
the worst thing that could happen to Clay And he
was a particular altercation during mating seasons. Ye that may
have made him the first trans goat in America.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
Actually, I'm gonna have to dig. I'm gonna dig a
little deeper to find that one. I just noticed that
he died and they stuffed and mounted him. He's on
display there in Lahitas, Texas, where he was mayor. They
love Clay Henry, the beer drinking mayor goat of Laida's, Texas.
Jimmy Fayla with us here Jim Rose here as well

(24:30):
on news radio eleven to ten kfab As you look
at the political landscape and you're trying to determine what's funny.
Obviously you got half the country calling the president Hitler
not funny. I did not realize that the president was
going to post an image of himself as Jesus though
here recently. What's your read on the President of the

(24:51):
United States and the level of humor we could or
should derive from what he thinks is funny?

Speaker 4 (24:58):
Okay. Two things. Trump for real and this does matter.
He looks at a meme like it's a meme. He's
not looking at political implications or levels of offense, because
he retweets any funny meme he sees that strikes him
as funny. Like if you make Trump Rocky Balboa and
he's got a shirt list with a championship belt on,
he'll retweet it. Okay, if you make him Wolverine from

(25:19):
the X Men, he'll retweet it. It's just what he does.
So he was not looking at the Polpe meme like
it was half as offensive as it is. Mainly okay,
because just because his name is on the bibles that
he sells doesn't mean he's ever read one. Okay, You've
got to remember that. You gotta remember that evangelicals voted
for Trump because he was pro life. There's not a

(25:41):
single solitary evangelical who has heard that man talk and goes, oh,
he might be in the pew next to me on
Sunday morning. Okay, So that's the qualifier. But the problem
here for Trump is not people being offended. It's that
every time since he depicted himself as Jesus Kamala won't
stop calling because she's he can turn water into wine.

Speaker 1 (26:01):
Ah See, that's what we get on stage here in
just a couple of weeks, Saturday, May ninth, at the
Astro Theater in La Vista.

Speaker 2 (26:13):
Tickets available at Ticketmaster.

Speaker 1 (26:15):
Before we let Jimmy Vayala go jim anything else you
want to bother him about.

Speaker 5 (26:18):
Before you see him here in a few weeks, you
need to do Gutfeld more. I have to say two
years ago this is a top ten moment for me.
And it's gonna sound very sick of phed like, but
when you were on with Gutfeld, it was hilarious and
I was the guy in the back of the that
started laughing even before you finished the joke.

Speaker 2 (26:34):
That was me, if you remember. That's funny.

Speaker 4 (26:37):
Well, the thing about our lovable comedy dwarf Greg Gutfeld
is he does have a bit of a competitive ego.
And I've not been on his show since my Saturday
night show launch. No And yeah, yeah, that's the thing.
I'll probably know be on the show again. But I
like doing it. It's a fun show. I mean, I
wouldn't have a show if his show wasn't so successful.

(26:57):
But the success of the show still doesn't make him
taller than five ft two. There is like a sensitivity
to the idea that there's another comedy host in the building.
So but but you know, you root for it. It's
on your channel. You got to root for it like crazy.
But yes, I appreciate you, like I love those shows.
I mean those to be honest with you, I probably
have this show because I got the guest host his show,

(27:19):
like I filled in for him once on a Friday,
that became like the permanent go to guest host. Then
they gave me my own show, and I actually haven't
been on since.

Speaker 2 (27:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (27:26):
Well, no, this is not a complaint. I could have
been in the taxi that's sitting next to me right
now driving some drug addict to LaGuardia Airport. So don't
think I'm complaining.

Speaker 5 (27:34):
Well, there's no doubt it's strategic because if Gutfeld stands
next to Tyris, Tyros turns him into a yard jockey.

Speaker 1 (27:42):
Yeah it's and Guttfeld doesn't need Faala, He's got that
hack Lisso yeah, yeah, tell Jamie nice, tell Jamie. I
said that he's a friend of the program. We love
him as as we as we do you, Jimmy Fayla,
thanks a lot for checking back in. We'll see you
on Saturday, May night, right here in Omaha.

Speaker 4 (28:01):
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