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(00:00):
Well, at least we're on theback half of it right about now.
But I guess the consolation prize isthe fact that it does feel like summer
outside. So welcome to the show. Thank you very much for listening.
Mark Blazer over there, Josh,and Josh, I see that you avoided
getting sunburnt this weekend, So that'sa good thing. I as well avoided
getting sunburned, because are you oneof those people that if you were outside
(00:24):
a lot this weekend with the sunthe temperatures, you would have to start
using sunblock if you were out therefor any I don't know, say more
than half an hour, No,no more than an hour, No more
than an hour and a half maybe. Oh wow. So you know,
I listen, I have an impressiveI've got that Cherokee blood in me form.
(00:46):
My mama, Yeah, born inOklahoma, so she was she was
one, she was what one fourthor one eighth Cherokee and so for whatever
reason, we hold up well wellin the sun. So I got good
jeans on that. Now, ifI were to go play golf for four
and a half five hours, yes, sorry, I would put on some
(01:07):
block. See I'm one of thosepeople. It's like I'm outside for fifteen
minutes starting like right about now,and if I have complete exposed you know,
head first of all, not havingvery much hair on it, and
then you know, arms, whathave you. Yeah, I'm gonna be
I'll start turning into a lobster.Unfortunately, because the Irish side of me
is what ye is? You know? Not so pleasant? Yeah, yeah,
(01:32):
no, it's uh. I justwent lucky charms on you there.
Well, and anybody who I knowwho's got any ginger in them, yes,
they tend to fry very quickly.Yeah. My wife is the Italian
Lebanese and she can do pretty goodin the sun. When we're Vegas a
couple of weeks ago, she spenta few hours out by the pool and
(01:55):
guess what smoked. She was like, lobster time just done. Oh she's
still peeling. And we were therethe thirteenth of April. God, I
know. It's like she's like,look at this. She's like, you
want to peel I'm like, no, I don't want to. You know,
her skin. She's like you wantto peel me? And I'm like
no, I don't, and Stonesteps up, I'll do it. He
(02:16):
starts doing the I was like youand doctor pimple popper or whatever, is
like he's just nasty. Like Iwas like, no, I don't think
it's nasty. It's my wife andall of that. But I'm just like,
no, I don't want to peelyour skin. That's so gross.
I mean, I don't want tosay gross, buddy. I mean,
(02:36):
I don't get crossed out where I'mlike like doing that or anything. But
at the same time, I'm like, no, I don't want to.
I don't really want to peel youryour burnt skin or what have you.
But why don't you ask me ifyou want to bite my toenails off?
I was I would have thought quickenough because I couldn't stop taking like,
no, I don't want to peeloff. I don't want to peel your
(02:59):
skin. I don't, honey.Can you bite my toenails please? They're
getting too long. I can't reachthem. My guts in the way.
Please help me. No, therewasn't There wasn't any any of that,
but I yeah, but she willalso if I'm I don't know, have
a shirt on where my shoulders oror if I don't have a shirt on
(03:22):
and I'm peeling, She's like,oh, let me. She's like over
there like like pick pick pick crossgross gross. I know. I'm just
like I'm like really, but Idon't know. There's something almost kind of
soothing when someone's doing it, well, at least I don't know when it's
reversed like that. I don't howdid we get into this conversation. I'm
not exactly sure because it was reallynice out this weekend and you might have
(03:45):
thought that we were out in thesun too much. So yeah, Stone
had a flag football game yesterday.It's funny, there's it was this third
one and uh, yesterday, wellI didn't get to the first one.
Then last weekend we're out there bundledup up going please we're freezing to death,
son, please show yourself. Andyesterday it's like, please don't get
bert. You know I have.I wanted to take the umbrella with me
(04:10):
while I was like sitting on thesidelines because you sit on the track,
which is made out of like blacktopor I don't know, it's kind of
a softer, cushy or you knowwhat I'm talking about. The track,
the track and sitting on that.Sorry, I just went through puberty right
on the air. And then itwas it's like kind of bouncy, but
there's all this sun coming off ofand you're sitting there literally frying, and
I'm just like, man, Igot to use sunblock already. So anyway,
(04:32):
yeah, it was it was agood That was pretty much the extent
of my weekend. How was yourweekend? Oh? How did the daddy
daughter? I know that was Fridaynight, but how did that? Uh?
That one? Fine? Oh?You had just look at your face,
like, no, it went absolutelyfine. It was wonderful. We
danced and she ran around with herfriends and you were just kind of hanging
(04:58):
around and she's I sat on myphone for the better part of it because
she was having so much fun.And it's like, I'm I'm too old
and tired to be running around ona Friday night chasing after five six seven
year old girls. I'm not doingit. Not doing it. So I
sat around some of the other dadsand you know, looked up some stuff.
(05:20):
Entertained myself a little bit, butyou know, I got some nice
footage of her dancing and going crazy, and it was lovely. It was
really lovely. I on Friday,when you were saying you were going to
do this. This is when joseand I went. We went, Josee
and I went like it was like, as you can see a long time
(05:43):
ago. Josephine's eighteen now and thisis when she's about Jen's age. Probably
yeah, I don't even recognize her. And so that was right before the
daddy daughter dance, and I meantto go, look, we did that
too, same exact thing happened.She ran around with her friends the whole
time, and I was like justkind of hanging out like other dads,
like yeah, yeah, so youknow, and it's this time of year,
(06:05):
so you're talking about baseball or shejust wanted to She just it's all
good. Just to be there wasis what she wanted. And then of
course the show Josh Fox, thefinal the final dance of the evening was
her and I and that was veryspecial to me. That's cool. That's
(06:25):
awesome, man. I love it, love it, love it, love
it. That's cool. That's whatit's all about, yes sir, right
there, Yes, sir, thatis what it's all about. Making memories,
as they say. So I wasjust saying when we were going on
the air, you weren't you weren'tin the studio yet at the top of
the hour. But about our newpresident here at OSU feels like there's a
(06:48):
new sheriff in town a little bit. Is that is that aver zealous for
me to say that? I don'tknow. It just kind of feels that
way. Because his first public statementabout the rest that happened, President Ted
Carter, of course, military background, so on and so forth, he
referred to his military career commitment tofree speech. He's repeatedly when to ask
(07:14):
about the on campus protest, andhe said the university's decision to arrest protesters
it wasn't about limiting free speech.He wrote, This is part of an
email that he sent out. Itwas significant safety issues. And he just
then he goes on to say encampmentsare not allowed on campus, regardless of
the reason for them. I love, regardless of the reason, regardless,
(07:36):
doesn't matter, doesn't matter why encampmentsare not allowed. They create the need
for around the clock safety and securityresources, which takes these resources away from
the rest of our community. Theyalso create undue pressure on proximate buildings in
the case in this case the OhioUnion for restrooms personal hygiene. This guy
(07:59):
has I've feel like he's got likea pretty wide angle lens as he looks
at this situation. And I don'tknow, this is what Wouldn't this be
kind of the first major test forthis guy, if you will. And
I hate to call it a test, but you know what I'm saying.
You know, sure, these thesepalace pro Palestinian losers that think that they
(08:20):
are entitled to do whatever they want. You know, they're whining about how
appalled they are that you would bringin by armed police officers against peaceful protesters,
you know, and this one jackass, I mean, and I guarantee
you it's some white kid. Iguarantee you it's a white kid is sitting
(08:43):
there going like instead of sitting downand negotiating with us and about our five
demands, who are you? Andthat's what I want? Hell? Do
you think you are your demands?Oh? Really, you guys got some
demands? Do you well tell usall about your demands? And excuse me
if I tune you out. Bythe way, these these entitled punks have
(09:07):
not did not get beat enough bytheir parents. I mean, I am
this pro Palestinian garbage that is goingon on these college campuses, and how
these out really coordinated. It isall coordinated. It's all a lot of
you know. You look at theit's George Soros funded. We know that
(09:28):
because he's a self loathing jew hater, because he is a Jew, He's
Jewish, and he hates them.He's why why he is the way he
is. I have no idea.Imagine hating your imagine hating your own people
that much. I don't know.But this is ridiculous. It's out of
(09:48):
control. They're causing problems, they'releaving trash. It is nonsensical and and
they're not going to make a bitof difference. Benjamin Netanya, who doesn't
give up what you think, whatyou demand. What do they think they're
going to accomplish. We want tobring awareness to the Guinea shod. They
(10:11):
have no idea what genocide is.There was with Columbia University. They distributed
a letter to members of the encampmenton campus. Look, they're lucky they
were even given to any kind ofcorrespondence other than get your ass off our
lawn. I mean yeah, quiteFrankly, they could go this is private
(10:31):
property, move along, or wewill move you along. Okay, bringing
the bulldozers, you know, Idon't know, but they were given a
two pm deadline today to get yourbelongings, get your no good. What
is it it's John Wayne, Yeah, get your no good, yellow bellied
sapsucker. Yeah. I don't know. Anyway, get your your belongings,
(10:54):
get out here. They were givena two o'clock today and we're gonna have
a live report here. Most ofthem didn't go anywhere. No, they're
not going anywhere. These people don'trespond to anything except force. They just
don't because you know what it's.It's like a bunch of mall cops.
And if you're a mall cop,I'm sorry if you're offended by the fact
(11:15):
that I just used what you dofor a living. But it's like stop
or I'll say stop again. That'sthe old, you know joke with It's
like a bunch of mall cops aretelling them you got till two o'clock to
get out of here. It's threeo'clock. Well, okay, but where
we said two o'clock and you betteryou better get moving or we're gonna tell
you we're gonna change. I'd expelthem from school, I'd keep their tuition
(11:37):
money, and I'd tell them seeyou. Thanks for the donation. Exactly,
Yeah, thanks for the donation.Then I also was watching this morning
and I saw there were professors,actual professors that were kind of forming an
outer type layer or wall, ifyou will, a round, and it's
(11:58):
like their current professors that are there, and they like, we like these
kids are learning this from. Wherewhere do you think these this is a
front for Marxism. That's all.It is all college is I will.
I am not paying a single dimeto send my kids to college, not
one dime. I will not payanything. If he want my kids want
(12:20):
to go to a trade school.Boom, daddy got you. So back
to OSU, closer to home,and you're exactly right. The city Attorney's
office, he is saying, they'restill deciding whether to move forward with prosecutions,
once again run by a bunch ofmall cops. And you know it
was a lesson. I don't knowabout you, Josh, but when I
was young, I don't know,two years old. You test the waters.
(12:43):
You have young ones, I haveyoung They test the waters. That's
what they do. They go,uh, we're gonna keep doing this crime
till you make us do the time. And usually they learn a lesson from
it. And that's exactly what's happeninghere. They're going, yeah, we're
not going anywhere, We're not doinganything you say. And then when you
have, you know why, becausethey know the city attorney isn't gonna do
jack. If you know what I'msaying, it's ridiculous. Zach Klein's a
(13:07):
coward. He's a he's a he'sa copitulating to the mob, to the
criminal coward. I'm sure screw him. I don't care. Hey, Mike,
welcome to the show. Thanks forlistening. Hey, good afternoon,
gentlemen. Hey, I think Ihave a way to stop these protests.
Maybe, but I don't think anybody'sgot the cuts enough to do it.
(13:30):
There's video of all the atrocities thatboth guys did on a October seventh,
set up a TV screened protesting playit. Unfortunately, they already know these
people that are protesting. They know, Mike, they do. I'm telling
you the people I mean, Iknow what you're saying. I think they
respond better to tear gas and stufflike that. Quite frankly, I don't
(13:54):
think they've ever seen it other thanin a video game. They don't care.
They don't care because those hues deservedit. Don't you understand they committed
there, They've been committing apartheid genocide. They deserved it. They deserved it.
That's what those protesters would say,all right, thanks Mike, Yeah
(14:16):
I did the look and then that'smore costs for the university. Jewish babies
needed to be set on fires toend the genocide. Did you see Omar?
Eleanor? Omar was like walking andshe's got to be in She ought
to be in Leavenworth. It's unbelievableto me what we continue to just let
(14:39):
happen. She should be in amaximum security prison because she's a terrorist,
terrorist sympathizer. We traffic and weathertogether,
Well, at least we're on theback half of it right about now.
But I guess the consolation prize isthe fact that it does feel like summer
outside. So welcome to the show. Thank you very much for listening.
Mark Blazer over there, Josh,and Josh, I see that you avoided
getting sunburnt this weekend, So that'sa good thing. I as well avoided
getting sunburned, because are you oneof those people that if you were outside
(00:24):
a lot this weekend with the sunthe temperatures, you would have to start
using sunblock if you were out therefor any I don't know, say more
than half an hour, No,no more than an hour, No more
than an hour and a half maybe. Oh wow. So you know,
I listen, I have an impressiveI've got that Cherokee blood in me form.
(00:46):
My mama, Yeah, born inOklahoma, so she was she was
one, she was what one fourthor one eighth Cherokee and so for whatever
reason, we hold up well wellin the sun. So I got good
jeans on that. Now, ifI were to go play golf for four
and a half five hours, yes, sorry, I would put on some
(01:07):
block. See I'm one of thosepeople. It's like I'm outside for fifteen
minutes starting like right about now,and if I have complete exposed you know,
head first of all, not havingvery much hair on it, and
then you know, arms, whathave you. Yeah, I'm gonna be
I'll start turning into a lobster.Unfortunately, because the Irish side of me
is what ye is? You know? Not so pleasant? Yeah, yeah,
(01:32):
no, it's uh. I justwent lucky charms on you there.
Well, and anybody who I knowwho's got any ginger in them, yes,
they tend to fry very quickly.Yeah. My wife is the Italian
Lebanese and she can do pretty goodin the sun. When we're Vegas a
couple of weeks ago, she spenta few hours out by the pool and
(01:55):
guess what smoked. She was like, lobster time just done. Oh she's
still peeling. And we were therethe thirteenth of April. God, I
know. It's like she's like,look at this. She's like, you
want to peel I'm like, no, I don't want to. You know,
her skin. She's like you wantto peel me? And I'm like
no, I don't, and Stonesteps up, I'll do it. He
(02:16):
starts doing the I was like youand doctor pimple popper or whatever, is
like he's just nasty. Like Iwas like, no, I don't think
it's nasty. It's my wife andall of that. But I'm just like,
no, I don't want to peelyour skin. That's so gross.
I mean, I don't want tosay gross, buddy. I mean,
(02:36):
I don't get crossed out where I'mlike like doing that or anything. But
at the same time, I'm like, no, I don't want to.
I don't really want to peel youryour burnt skin or what have you.
But why don't you ask me ifyou want to bite my toenails off?
I was I would have thought quickenough because I couldn't stop taking like,
no, I don't want to peeloff. I don't want to peel your
(02:59):
skin. I don't, honey.Can you bite my toenails please? They're
getting too long. I can't reachthem. My guts in the way.
Please help me. No, therewasn't There wasn't any any of that,
but I yeah, but she willalso if I'm I don't know, have
a shirt on where my shoulders oror if I don't have a shirt on
(03:22):
and I'm peeling, She's like,oh, let me. She's like over
there like like pick pick pick crossgross gross. I know. I'm just
like I'm like really, but Idon't know. There's something almost kind of
soothing when someone's doing it, well, at least I don't know when it's
reversed like that. I don't howdid we get into this conversation. I'm
not exactly sure because it was reallynice out this weekend and you might have
(03:45):
thought that we were out in thesun too much. So yeah, Stone
had a flag football game yesterday.It's funny, there's it was this third
one and uh, yesterday, wellI didn't get to the first one.
Then last weekend we're out there bundledup up going please we're freezing to death,
son, please show yourself. Andyesterday it's like, please don't get
bert. You know I have.I wanted to take the umbrella with me
(04:10):
while I was like sitting on thesidelines because you sit on the track,
which is made out of like blacktopor I don't know, it's kind of
a softer, cushy or you knowwhat I'm talking about. The track,
the track and sitting on that.Sorry, I just went through puberty right
on the air. And then itwas it's like kind of bouncy, but
there's all this sun coming off ofand you're sitting there literally frying, and
I'm just like, man, Igot to use sunblock already. So anyway,
(04:32):
yeah, it was it was agood That was pretty much the extent
of my weekend. How was yourweekend? Oh? How did the daddy
daughter? I know that was Fridaynight, but how did that? Uh?
That one? Fine? Oh?You had just look at your face,
like, no, it went absolutelyfine. It was wonderful. We
danced and she ran around with herfriends and you were just kind of hanging
(04:58):
around and she's I sat on myphone for the better part of it because
she was having so much fun.And it's like, I'm I'm too old
and tired to be running around ona Friday night chasing after five six seven
year old girls. I'm not doingit. Not doing it. So I
sat around some of the other dadsand you know, looked up some stuff.
(05:20):
Entertained myself a little bit, butyou know, I got some nice
footage of her dancing and going crazy, and it was lovely. It was
really lovely. I on Friday,when you were saying you were going to
do this. This is when joseand I went. We went, Josee
and I went like it was like, as you can see a long time
(05:43):
ago. Josephine's eighteen now and thisis when she's about Jen's age. Probably
yeah, I don't even recognize her. And so that was right before the
daddy daughter dance, and I meantto go, look, we did that
too, same exact thing happened.She ran around with her friends the whole
time, and I was like justkind of hanging out like other dads,
like yeah, yeah, so youknow, and it's this time of year,
(06:05):
so you're talking about baseball or shejust wanted to She just it's all
good. Just to be there wasis what she wanted. And then of
course the show Josh Fox, thefinal the final dance of the evening was
her and I and that was veryspecial to me. That's cool. That's
(06:25):
awesome, man. I love it, love it, love it, love
it. That's cool. That's whatit's all about, yes sir, right
there, Yes, sir, thatis what it's all about. Making memories,
as they say. So I wasjust saying when we were going on
the air, you weren't you weren'tin the studio yet at the top of
the hour. But about our newpresident here at OSU feels like there's a
(06:48):
new sheriff in town a little bit. Is that is that aver zealous for
me to say that? I don'tknow. It just kind of feels that
way. Because his first public statementabout the rest that happened, President Ted
Carter, of course, military background, so on and so forth, he
referred to his military career commitment tofree speech. He's repeatedly when to ask
(07:14):
about the on campus protest, andhe said the university's decision to arrest protesters
it wasn't about limiting free speech.He wrote, This is part of an
email that he sent out. Itwas significant safety issues. And he just
then he goes on to say encampmentsare not allowed on campus, regardless of
the reason for them. I love, regardless of the reason, regardless,
(07:36):
doesn't matter, doesn't matter why encampmentsare not allowed. They create the need
for around the clock safety and securityresources, which takes these resources away from
the rest of our community. Theyalso create undue pressure on proximate buildings in
the case in this case the OhioUnion for restrooms personal hygiene. This guy
(07:59):
has I've feel like he's got likea pretty wide angle lens as he looks
at this situation. And I don'tknow, this is what Wouldn't this be
kind of the first major test forthis guy, if you will. And
I hate to call it a test, but you know what I'm saying.
You know, sure, these thesepalace pro Palestinian losers that think that they
(08:20):
are entitled to do whatever they want. You know, they're whining about how
appalled they are that you would bringin by armed police officers against peaceful protesters,
you know, and this one jackass, I mean, and I guarantee
you it's some white kid. Iguarantee you it's a white kid is sitting
(08:43):
there going like instead of sitting downand negotiating with us and about our five
demands, who are you? Andthat's what I want? Hell? Do
you think you are your demands?Oh? Really, you guys got some
demands? Do you well tell usall about your demands? And excuse me
if I tune you out. Bythe way, these these entitled punks have
(09:07):
not did not get beat enough bytheir parents. I mean, I am
this pro Palestinian garbage that is goingon on these college campuses, and how
these out really coordinated. It isall coordinated. It's all a lot of
you know. You look at theit's George Soros funded. We know that
(09:28):
because he's a self loathing jew hater, because he is a Jew, He's
Jewish, and he hates them.He's why why he is the way he
is. I have no idea.Imagine hating your imagine hating your own people
that much. I don't know.But this is ridiculous. It's out of
(09:48):
control. They're causing problems, they'releaving trash. It is nonsensical and and
they're not going to make a bitof difference. Benjamin Netanya, who doesn't
give up what you think, whatyou demand. What do they think they're
going to accomplish. We want tobring awareness to the Guinea shod. They
(10:11):
have no idea what genocide is.There was with Columbia University. They distributed
a letter to members of the encampmenton campus. Look, they're lucky they
were even given to any kind ofcorrespondence other than get your ass off our
lawn. I mean yeah, quiteFrankly, they could go this is private
(10:31):
property, move along, or wewill move you along. Okay, bringing
the bulldozers, you know, Idon't know, but they were given a
two pm deadline today to get yourbelongings, get your no good. What
is it it's John Wayne, Yeah, get your no good, yellow bellied
sapsucker. Yeah. I don't know. Anyway, get your your belongings,
(10:54):
get out here. They were givena two o'clock today and we're gonna have
a live report here. Most ofthem didn't go anywhere. No, they're
not going anywhere. These people don'trespond to anything except force. They just
don't because you know what it's.It's like a bunch of mall cops.
And if you're a mall cop,I'm sorry if you're offended by the fact
(11:15):
that I just used what you dofor a living. But it's like stop
or I'll say stop again. That'sthe old, you know joke with It's
like a bunch of mall cops aretelling them you got till two o'clock to
get out of here. It's threeo'clock. Well, okay, but where
we said two o'clock and you betteryou better get moving or we're gonna tell
you we're gonna change. I'd expelthem from school, I'd keep their tuition
(11:37):
money, and I'd tell them seeyou. Thanks for the donation. Exactly,
Yeah, thanks for the donation.Then I also was watching this morning
and I saw there were professors,actual professors that were kind of forming an
outer type layer or wall, ifyou will, a round, and it's
(11:58):
like their current professors that are there, and they like, we like these
kids are learning this from. Wherewhere do you think these this is a
front for Marxism. That's all.It is all college is I will.
I am not paying a single dimeto send my kids to college, not
one dime. I will not payanything. If he want my kids want
(12:20):
to go to a trade school.Boom, daddy got you. So back
to OSU, closer to home,and you're exactly right. The city Attorney's
office, he is saying, they'restill deciding whether to move forward with prosecutions,
once again run by a bunch ofmall cops. And you know it
was a lesson. I don't knowabout you, Josh, but when I
was young, I don't know,two years old. You test the waters.
(12:43):
You have young ones, I haveyoung They test the waters. That's
what they do. They go,uh, we're gonna keep doing this crime
till you make us do the time. And usually they learn a lesson from
it. And that's exactly what's happeninghere. They're going, yeah, we're
not going anywhere, We're not doinganything you say. And then when you
have, you know why, becausethey know the city attorney isn't gonna do
jack. If you know what I'msaying, it's ridiculous. Zach Klein's a
(13:07):
coward. He's a he's a he'sa copitulating to the mob, to the
criminal coward. I'm sure screw him. I don't care. Hey, Mike,
welcome to the show. Thanks forlistening. Hey, good afternoon,
gentlemen. Hey, I think Ihave a way to stop these protests.
Maybe, but I don't think anybody'sgot the cuts enough to do it.
(13:30):
There's video of all the atrocities thatboth guys did on a October seventh,
set up a TV screened protesting playit. Unfortunately, they already know these
people that are protesting. They know, Mike, they do. I'm telling
you the people I mean, Iknow what you're saying. I think they
respond better to tear gas and stufflike that. Quite frankly, I don't
(13:54):
think they've ever seen it other thanin a video game. They don't care.
They don't care because those hues deservedit. Don't you understand they committed
there, They've been committing apartheid genocide. They deserved it. They deserved it.
That's what those protesters would say,all right, thanks Mike, Yeah
(14:16):
I did the look and then that'smore costs for the university. Jewish babies
needed to be set on fires toend the genocide. Did you see Omar?
Eleanor? Omar was like walking andshe's got to be in She ought
to be in Leavenworth. It's unbelievableto me what we continue to just let
(14:39):
happen. She should be in amaximum security prison because she's a terrorist,
terrorist sympathizer. We traffic and weathertogether,
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