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Speaker 1 (00:08):
Control Chaos, Garyver.
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Yeah, carry Garver, Jim Doones, listen harder, touch the bun,
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Yo Empire, Empire.
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In your empire. Listen, listen. It is control chaos. Casey
a a ten fifty AM when I was six point
five f M in the Inland Empire. I am Gary
Garver is a Monday double a.
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Radio dot com because this radio station is the bomb.
Speaker 3 (01:02):
School's back in. Kids. I feel so sorry for you,
I really do alone, especially live in the Inland Empire.
San Fernando Valley, the Coachella Valley. Oh my god, you're
going to school ninety degree, one hundred degree weather. It's
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not fair, not fair. I'm with you. I'm with you, kids,
I'm with you. Anyways, on today's show, we have Kennedy
honoree Sylvester Stallone calling in. He Yo Stone here, So
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Sylvester Stallone will be calling in to discuss his honor
and alleged affair. Try to have an affair with a
Pamela Anderson back in the day. Didn't go too smoothly.
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According to Pam Anderson, we'll talk to him about that,
but the big news today, the big news, big big news,
breaking news here, breaking news. Zelenski and Trump, along with
some other European dignitaries, are meeting at the White House
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today to try to iron out a peace plan for
Russia and Ukraine. Let's hope it happens. It's going to
be tough because Pitten. They had the meeting Friday with
Pitten and Trump. A lot of people got upset because
Trump met with Pitten and rolled out the red carpet
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and had to fly over with the B fifty two
bombers and stuff like that. I don't find anything wrong
with that. We got to meet with him. We have
to meet with him. We got to meet with our enemies.
It's just like when I had the kk on my
show a few years ago, the Grand Dragon of the
KKK in North Carolina, Robert Jones, Lake Laddie, and he
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called in. We had a discussion. He hates Jews. Of course,
the KKK hates Jews. We're the devil, right, But we
spoke because we have to communicate with one another and
figure out what the hell we're thinking and what they're thinking, Like,
what are the cockroaches thinking? Yeah, Vladimir Putin's a cockroach.
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So is Benjamin Nett and Yahoo the Israeli Prime minister.
I mean, they're both killing innocent women and children over dirt,
over land and power. But we have to talk to them,
we have to communicate with them, and especially with Putin.
I mean, Russia is our biggest threat. I mean they
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say China is that's more economically, I mean as far
as like going to war. You know, we've had the
Cold War for you years and years and years. With Russia.
We had we thought out a little bit with when
Reagan took over, and you know it, spoke with Garbachev.
But the bottom line is is that we have to
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meet with Putin to figure out how to get peace
in Ukraine. So anybody's saying that he shouldn't have met
with Putin, you're an idiot. We had to meet with him,
and now we know what he wants. He basically wants
all of eastern Ukraine, which is occupied by the Russians
right now. Ukraine is not going to give that land
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up easily, but there might be a possibility that they
could all come to a solution. I listen, looks like
Putin's at least is given in on a few things,
a couple things like Ukraine's sovereignty. So that's cool, that's
a good thing. And maybe Ukraine should just say, hey,
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you know what, we got to give up part of
our land, you know, to end this war and create
a piece, an everlasting piece for generations. Maybe you have
to give up Crimea. Crimea has been occupied by Russia
since Obama in twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen, Russia has taken
part of the eastern Ukraine border. You know, maybe give
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him half of it or something like that. We got
to cut a deal here. So it's gonna be very
fascinating to find out what happens with the peace process
with Zelensky and Trump and all the other dignitaries from
the European Union that are coming into Washington. They're here
as we speak. They're here as we speak. So they're
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gonna sit down try to iron out a peace plan.
So we know exactly what Putin wants. Trump knows exactly
what Pitton wants, and so we can maybe cut a deal. Maybe,
you know, Trump could do it. If Trump pulls this
one off, maybe he should be nominated for the Nobel
Peace Prize. I mean, that's what everybody's saying, I don't know,
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I don't care about any of that, accolade crapola. I
just want I want the killing to end, and these
poor children and women and soldiers. And I mean, I
saw memorial over the weekend. I was watching CNN for
a minute, and this memorial in Kiev, in Ukraine. There
was hundreds of pictures and flowers and flags of soldiers
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and you know, children and women and elderly being killed,
and there's pictures of all of them, and it looked
like it was like a block or too long. It
was just like it was disturbing. And I'm like, wow,
look at all the Look at all the Ukrainians have
lost their lives over this in the last three plus years.
And I'm sure the Russians have the same thing too.
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They have tons of people that are dying in Russia.
It's it's ridiculous over land, over land, you're killing the
human race over land. And the same thing's happening in
Israel where Beattie wants to take over the Gaza strip.
And then how disturbing is this? This sounds like Adolf
Hitler in a way. He wants to displace these poor
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Palestinian people to wear. No, not not America or England
or Denmark or Greenland or somewhere Sedan or Indonesia. I mean, really,
you want to displace the Palestinian people in Sadan in Africa?
I mean the congo That sounds like Adolf Hitler what
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he did to the Jews, where he said, Okay, you
guys can go to Poland, or you can go guys,
go to Hungary, or you can go to America or whatever.
Get the hell out of here, leave now before we
take you out and exterminate you all. Hitler gave the
Jews a chance to get the hell out of there.
A lot of the Jews didn't think he would pull
it off or was serious about it, but he was
damn serious. Six million Jews lost their lives. I mean,
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how many Palestinians have lost their lives by starvation in
the bombings and all that. So it's weird, man, I mean,
the human race. These power players killed the human race
over a piece of dirt, piece of land that really
doesn't mean anything to them. Serious, It's so ridiculous. I
just don't understand it. I don't get it at Also, anyways,
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the big news today is. We'll see, and I'm looking
forward to the news conference with Zelensky and Trump. Right
last time he was here in February, I mean basically,
Zelensky got kicked out of the White House, like right away.
They were arguing on National TV and Trump was, you know,
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laying down the lots your fault, it's your fault, this
war's your fault, blah blah blah, and Zelenski's like, hey man,
no it isn't Russia. Russia attack does dumb ass Orange man.
And they had a big falling out and blah blah blah.
So we'll see what happens today because a lot of
the European leaders are here. I'm glad the European leaders
are have a Zelensky's back because Trump can't pull that
crap when all the European leaders are going to be
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there today having as a Lensky's back. So that's a
good thing. Listen, man, we got to end this all
this this strife and killing and stuff like that. We
have so many problems in our country alone that we
need to deal with. The terriffs, food prices going through
the roof interest rates, terroriffs, you know, our homeless play
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you know. I mean, there's so much that we have
to do as Americans that we got to deal with
here in America, and we're dealing with everybody else's problems.
It's just it's bizarre. It's totally bizarre. And I left
out Milania Trump wrote a letter to Putin. I guess
Trump gave the letter to Putin that Milania Trump wrote
basically stating that hey, man, you're killing innocent children. Stop
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with the killing of the children. Make peace. Maybe that
will get to Maybe that will get to Putin. I
doubt it. I don't know. He seems like he's softening
up a little bit, but we're really gonna find out
this week what the hell's going on. Let's hope, let's hope.
Let's pray, all of us, pray for the world that
this war will end and they can come to a
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peaceful ending. Stop bombing people, because they're still bombing Russia
is still bombing Ukraine. I'm sure Ukraine's bombing Russia. So
let's hope for a peaceful, peaceful process and then we
can move on to get the Israeli Palestinian conflicts solved,
and then enough with the war, enough with the wars
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man enough with killing innocent people over land and power.
That's all it is. It's a power play. It's a
power play by these guys. And I'm sick of it.
I'm sure you're sick of it. We're sick of seeing it.
We're sick of seeing kids starving and being killed, and
women and everybody, everybody being killed by these a holes
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that only care about themselves. They only care about themselves
and their power and their legacy. All right, listen, all right,
Slive Stallone's calling in right now. I got to take
a break, so uh coming up next, We've got Sylvester Stallone.
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Speaker 3 (15:05):
Hey, how's it going man? Who are you?
Speaker 8 (15:08):
Who?
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Emma?
Speaker 3 (15:08):
Yeah?
Speaker 9 (15:09):
Uh uh sure?
Speaker 3 (15:10):
Usher?
Speaker 6 (15:11):
Bro?
Speaker 3 (15:11):
How are you doing that? Have you ever had via
anyone else's career? Huh have you ever envied anyone else's career?
Speaker 6 (15:19):
Uh?
Speaker 9 (15:19):
No, Actually I am for your job. Yeah, I am
for your career.
Speaker 3 (15:23):
Are you a fan of Mark Harris? Who is that
some gay guy who sings you? Crazy?
Speaker 10 (15:30):
Man?
Speaker 3 (15:30):
I want to play gay chicken?
Speaker 2 (15:32):
Nah?
Speaker 9 (15:32):
Man, I'm cool.
Speaker 3 (15:33):
What do you think of Sean Penn's comments about Howard Stern?
Speaker 9 (15:36):
You know, I didn't even really hear I.
Speaker 3 (15:38):
Was worse than Onsama bin Laden.
Speaker 2 (15:40):
Oh man?
Speaker 11 (15:41):
Really, Sean Payon, Man, that's that's a that's an opinionated statement.
Speaker 6 (15:45):
You know what I mean?
Speaker 3 (15:46):
Who's the biggest prick in Hollywood? You ever met?
Speaker 9 (15:48):
You?
Speaker 3 (15:49):
Thanks?
Speaker 10 (15:50):
Man from the four corners of the world. Don't mean
down his IQ so you can understand them. It's Garry
Guardy you do it?
Speaker 3 (16:11):
Is this Sylvester Stallone.
Speaker 6 (16:14):
He is doing. I can't believe it. I'm as you
talking to Gary Good and you know a little bit
star stroke.
Speaker 3 (16:22):
Oh well, I'm star struck myself. I'm a big fan
of yours slide. This is control chaos casey AA ten
fifty AM one O six point five FM in the
Inland Empire is a Monday morning. I'm Gary Garvin right now.
I got a special guest on first time he's ever
called in to the Control Chaos radio show. Big time
movie star, Academy Award winner, Academy Award winner, and one
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of my favorite actors, Sylvester Stallone, Good after hold on man,
Good morning, Sylvester. How are you?
Speaker 6 (16:57):
I'm doing a reay. Oh you do it? That is everything?
You're with you?
Speaker 3 (17:03):
It's okay. I actually I actually know your brother Frank.
I've met him a few times. Yeah, he's a nice guy.
Speaker 6 (17:12):
You know, if I can include the Beach Boys, he
gets the road for sure.
Speaker 3 (17:19):
Yes, yes, he's a part of you know, the Hollywood scene.
And so are you? Have you done so many films?
And the reason you're calling in is that there's a
controversy going on with you. That you insulted a bunch
of actors, the the extras on a movie called The
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Tulsa King, and that there casside agency for the the
actors actually quit. So tell us what's going on with
this whole thing with you insulting extras in a movie.
Speaker 6 (17:57):
Well, I don't know this, but you know a lot
of these people, you know, they get hired on background
and you know, I started out doing background work a
long time ago, you know, decades ago, and these people
don't know when to quit. You know, they they get
in your face, they want an autograph. You know, they
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got very hands on. They started doing impressions of you,
and you know they ask you, hey, what's your favorite
nine at Rambo? And you know, and they go eyo,
sny under disease you're to cure.
Speaker 12 (18:34):
You know.
Speaker 6 (18:35):
It just it gets old, you know, Gary. And you know,
there's a lot of money that's involved in making a movie. Yeah,
and a lot of people know that. And time is money.
And if you have to go back to one or
rest an entire scene because some you know, background guy
was you know, pantomiming to the point where we're so
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with the job. You're like, all right, this guy just
ruined the entire sea. We got to start over. So there's,
in my opinion, a lack of professionalism in the entire industry.
You know, there's you know, how should I put it.
Used to be this union. It was called the Screen
Extras Guild, and it was around for a long time.
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I know a lot of people, you know, they were
background and everything, but they knew where to be. When
someone said back to one, they were back to one.
They didn't have to you know, waity. You know, they
weren't talking in between the scenes. You know, they were
there to do a job and make it as realistic
as possible. And you know, so you know, I have
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a lot of problems with some of the people that
they use here in Atlanta, and it was, you know,
my opinion, they were very unprofessional.
Speaker 3 (19:52):
Well what what what? What story is you're shooting this
show called Also King and that you said that the
extra is there. I guess there was a bar scene
where that you wanted younger people and that the extras
are a little too old. I mean, mister Salon, I
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mean you're not exactly a spring check in right.
Speaker 6 (20:17):
Well I'm not. But you know, I also I take
it cub myself, and I know that you're doing a
scene in a bar. You know, there's an expectation that
the people are going to be, you know, fairly attractive.
I mean, if you think about every bus scene in
every movie, well even Roadhouse classic film, you know, the
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late Texter Susie. You know a lot of these people
are they're good looking people, right, you know at the bar,
unless you know, you're told I want these people to
look like absolute crap and look like they're you know,
gang bangers or or you know, the Hell's Angels or something.
You know, that's a different story, but there's just what
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So apparently got really upset and he quit and I
was told he might be calling into your shoulder, you know,
talk to me or something, and you know, I'll talk
to him. I don't care.
Speaker 3 (21:12):
I mean, well, I'll talk to this guy. I mean,
he is on he is on standby. I mean, I
didn't know if you wanted to speak to one of
the extras. His name is Wayne Wayne. Are you there?
Speaker 13 (21:23):
Oh? Yeah, I'm right here.
Speaker 3 (21:25):
How you doing, Wayne?
Speaker 14 (21:26):
So?
Speaker 3 (21:27):
Wayne? How old are you?
Speaker 13 (21:31):
I'm I'm fifty one.
Speaker 3 (21:33):
Fifty one, okay. So, I mean, what what mister Sloane
was referring to is that this scene at the bar
was meant for patrons twenty five to thirty five, not
fifty years old. And he said the extras were older
than expected. And I guess the casting director wasn't on
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set that day to recast it, and you sort of
had a problem with it. Do you want to talk
to mister Salan about it? Go ahead, Yeah, I's flying.
Speaker 6 (22:05):
I'm a fan, all right, You see Now this is
how it starts. You know, they get in your face.
You guys says yeah, I'm a say it's great, But look,
you have to show up, and you know you're supposed
to dress like you're in a If I'm not mistaken,
you showed up wearing a business suit like you're on
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war stuit or something. Is that right?
Speaker 13 (22:29):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (22:29):
It was.
Speaker 13 (22:31):
It was one of my better suits. And I just
wanted to, you know, have a nice impression and impress
the people. And I was hoping that I could get
a speaking over something.
Speaker 6 (22:45):
Let me tell you something, Okay, Wayne, the odds of
you getting a speaking role as an extra, you're you're
more likely to catch COVID five times.
Speaker 3 (22:56):
Oh why would you insult them like that? Misters alone,
you know you're a multi millionaire, you're a big time
movie star. Here, this poor guy, Wayne is an extra.
Just how much do they pay extras to be on
the set?
Speaker 13 (23:11):
By the way, Wayne, you know at all ferries, You know,
if you're a union number, you could earn I believe,
around one hundred and seventy eight a day, sometimes a
little bit less. If it's a featured bit part, you
could earn a little bit more. Okay, there are meal
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penalties involved, there's over time, and I have to say
that the food, for the most part is pretty decent. Yeah,
the crafty is great. And also if you're required to
bring multiple wardrobe and they use your wardrobe, you get
paid per outfit too, So it's it certainly beats you know,
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riding an uber.
Speaker 3 (23:56):
Okay, well that's cool. I hear you don't. I'd rather
be an extra than driving uber for sure. I mean, so,
what's the problem, So, mister Stallone, you're upset that he
was in a suit, a business suit. I mean, I've
seen people patrons at the business wear in a business suit.
I was thinking, like because he was fifty one years
old and you wanted young hot women, it says here
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in the story twenty five to thirty five years old.
Though your wife was on set. Why you're shooting this?
So I have to clarify that too.
Speaker 6 (24:29):
But yeah, it's good, you know. I mean, like, you know,
if I'm traveling for you know, my wife's going to
be with me, and you know I always want her
to be around and everything from Moro support.
Speaker 3 (24:40):
But you know, it wasn't like you were trying to
pick up on chicks. That's That's basically what they were
trying to say. And but your wife is onset, that's completelyeap.
Speaker 6 (24:49):
Well, there were very few chicks to pick up because
you know, there were too many people there, like Wayne
who showed up. And by the way, something else Wayne
neglected continue ween as a goiter.
Speaker 13 (25:03):
What with mister Solona is trying to say that I
have a goiter?
Speaker 3 (25:11):
What the hell's that? What's that?
Speaker 13 (25:13):
It's like it's like a big giant growth on my neck.
Oh and and so I can't help that I have
a goiter. You know, I tried to hide it. I
was trying to wear a turtle neck and there was
this massive bulge and so, you know, I felt a
little bit embarrassed. But you know, I need to work.
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This economy is very rough on a lot of people. Yes,
and you know, I just I just want to work,
you know, I mean, Jack carry you needed an intern,
I would help, you know, but but.
Speaker 3 (25:47):
Interns don't get paid. Interns don't get paid.
Speaker 13 (25:52):
It's for the experience, you know.
Speaker 6 (25:54):
Okay, Okay, look, yeah, I give fifteen seconds off same
all right. So look, you're a goider and we're looking
for very attractive people to be in a bar and
someone with a gorider you like a freak show. Okay,
if we were having a scene where we needed, say,
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unattractive people, yeah, I would hire you in a New
York minute. All right, and all right, so it's the
deal my opinion, Go to doctor pimple popper, have a
pop up the goider and you know, get a little
bit of surgery and you know, come back. But the
crying out love. Man, you don't wear a nice suit
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to a bar like that war trope specifically called for
you to wear a vest where jeans dressed like a
biker and wn you still don't look the part. I
mean at least, you know, get a fake tattoo or something. Man,
you too clean cup for the scene.
Speaker 13 (26:56):
Yo, I'm getting very emotional. I've had a glider for a.
Speaker 6 (27:05):
Long time.
Speaker 3 (27:06):
How big? How big is this goida? I never heard
that goida? How big is it? Is it like a
golf ball size or is it like.
Speaker 13 (27:13):
No, it's like it's like a softball softball? Oh my god, Yeah, yeah,
it's it's big.
Speaker 6 (27:20):
You know.
Speaker 13 (27:21):
I've been to use I've had people grab my grab
my goiter. I've had people flick my goiter. I've had
people drawing my goiter and so it's it's really depressing,
and you know, I don't know where to go for that.
And I was just hoping that I, even though I
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have a goiter, perhaps you know, I could work and
you know, be on the set and meet Slice Tolone
And apparently he's not a fan of my goiter.
Speaker 3 (27:52):
Well I think I think you know. And mister Stallone's
defense is that it wasn't about you know, he's not
a fan of yours or your your problem, your py
a problem. You're not making fun of his physical problem.
You're just upset, mister Stallone that you called for hot
young girls and I guess young dudes too, Uh, that
we're good looking that could wear jeans and you know, look,
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look the part of being in a hip bar and uh,
you know, poor Wayne doesn't fit that bill. So you
don't have anything against Wayne, do you know?
Speaker 6 (28:23):
Listen, I do. I mean, look, we made it very
clear good looking young and also looking good in jeans.
I do want people wearing jeans with they're halfway down
their legs.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
I mean it's gross, right, you know, you know, yeah,
whereabout right.
Speaker 6 (28:43):
We're about to suspenders there's something, you know, if you
have to use a going to put it in your parents,
there's something Jesus, you know, I just don't meet.
Speaker 13 (28:52):
See what I mean? You know, I mean here Harry
Gross and he's just you know, crambling on if I
can clock step one and just making fun of my goiter. Now, now,
mister Salonia, cannot put my goiter in your pants.
Speaker 6 (29:06):
Look, I never said that, all right, I never said
I was gonna put your going to my bad. First
of all, I can't remove your going. I'm not a doctor, right,
I'm an actor. I think you should really save him money.
You know, you work hard, and my point is you
need to get that game good because it's very unattractive
and in a movie seed, especially when you seem close
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for young attractive people, you're not the right time. And
you know, I would say to you, you know, go on,
maybe down to the dirt or something. You can play
a zombie with a goiter or you know, I think
that would be exciting. You have a zombie bite, you're goiter,
and all of a sudden you bleed. You make a
little extra money. It's like stunt pain or something.
Speaker 3 (29:49):
Yeah, they might even you know, maybe you scream, Wayne,
and they pay you for because I know for every
like sentence or sound you make, you get extra money.
So maybe you can do that. Mister Stallone, would you
consider putting uh Wayne in one of your movies that
was sort of a horror flick or something like that?
Speaker 6 (30:08):
But I don't any who should's right?
Speaker 1 (30:10):
No?
Speaker 6 (30:11):
But you know, if.
Speaker 3 (30:15):
You know it pops up?
Speaker 6 (30:18):
Yeah, yeah, exactly, you know.
Speaker 3 (30:26):
I mean I think I had a call from a
from the cast casting agency right.
Speaker 13 (30:31):
Now, maybe maybe Temple.
Speaker 3 (30:34):
Yeah, but well, listen, I want to thank you both
for calling. So listen, Wayne, are you upset with mister Stallone?
Or what would you like to do? What would be
your final word in mister Stallone?
Speaker 13 (30:44):
I just I would like to be in one of
your movies. And you know I follow protocol. I show
up early. I don't grave. You know, there are people
that show up on set, especially background performers and.
Speaker 3 (31:01):
Yes, extras.
Speaker 13 (31:03):
I like to call it background performers. And you know
there are some that do collect a lot of food
and they put in their car and then they when
they're stuck in traffic, they have something to eat. But
you know, a lot of these extras are very poor
and they don't have a lot of money. Yes, and
you know, many people are working many jobs right now.
And you know, I was hoping my goiter might get
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me an upgrade because it's unusual.
Speaker 3 (31:28):
Yeah, well, i'll tell you straight out, I've never heard
of it. Maybe you can send me a picture of it.
And I don't think mister Stallone had any you know,
ill will towards you. I just think that he was
trying to get the scene shot correctly and you just
didn't fit the bill. And that's just the way it is.
So I wish you didn't go ahead, mister Stallone.
Speaker 6 (31:47):
And look, you know, and a lot of people are
getting up shipped because you know, a lot of is
using AI, you know, to replace a lot of these
actors and background people that were extra. If you will,
so you know, there's a reason for it. You know,
I don't want goiter's on my set. If I need
people at goiters, we'll put out a casting cold and
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wing your motive. Welcome to show up with you're goiter.
Speaker 3 (32:13):
There you go. How do you spell that? Do you know? Can?
I want to look it up? How do you spell goida?
Speaker 6 (32:19):
You know I knew it was like a long time
ago in a Seinfield episode they spoke about someone that
had a goida. But okay, yeah, I mean I wouldn't know.
Maybe the Cashton could answer that question or something like that.
Speaker 3 (32:34):
I'll look it up. I'll look it up during the
break and explain it to our listeners. So listen, guys.
I want to thank you so much for calling in, Wayne.
I hope it works out best for you and you
can get some scenes. And like I said, maybe go
after horror films or something like that, you know where
they could use the zombie movies, things like that. Go
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for that. Don't go for a bar scene where there's
twenty somethings are supposed to be, you know with the
you know that's something you're fifty one with a guida.
Speaker 13 (33:05):
Yeah, and and carry if if I can, I'd like
to spell the word goiter and sure, you know, get
my fifteen minutes of fame here it's g oh I
T E R.
Speaker 3 (33:18):
And it's it's a goiter, okay, Gida. Well thanks for
that information, mister Stallone. I want to thank you so
much for calling in. God bless you. You're one of
my favorite actors and i'd loved all those Rocky movies
and all your other stuff too. You're you're a great actor,
and Wayne, good luck with everything, and I hope it
all works out for you, Okay, you and your god.
Speaker 13 (33:38):
I appreciate it. Okay, thank you, all right, it means
a lot to be on your I'm a big fan.
Speaker 3 (33:43):
My my pleasure. Go ahead, mister, thank you for having me.
Speaker 6 (33:48):
And you know, I hope I was able to redund this.
But you know, you know, anyone listening the just remember
when there's a coasting call and they're looking for certain
types of people. You know, don't you show up intertrictive?
I mean, if you're beautiful, you're a model, you show up,
you're more to welcome to be unshat. If we need
ugly people, we put out a casting clothes We need
(34:10):
people ladies who have beards or women who have penises. Right,
have gooid, you show up, you get baid.
Speaker 3 (34:18):
Right right, you'll put out the ugly the put out
a call for ugly people. You'll put out the call
sheet for ugly people. This one was a call sheat
for good looking people. So it's okay. If Wayne made
a mistake and the casting uh, I guess director made
a mistake, but all is good and I hope you
guys have a great rest of your week. And uh,
(34:40):
and God bless you both.
Speaker 6 (34:42):
All right, Thank you for having me. Gary is always
great talking to you, and you know, I hope to
be back on the again with you soon and w
you mu't see anything before you and you're going.
Speaker 10 (34:54):
To have to go.
Speaker 13 (34:56):
Thanks Sam for technology, mic Ota, Thank you Garry. It's
always a pleasure. And say hi, did ja and uh,
just if you can do me one more favor?
Speaker 6 (35:09):
Sure you kidding me?
Speaker 3 (35:11):
What do you need?
Speaker 13 (35:14):
I'd be interested in dating Gladys Todly.
Speaker 3 (35:16):
Okay, I'll try to set that up. Everybody wants to
date Gladys. I think Hunter Biden, who was I think
Tyson Mike Tysone wanted to maybe hang out with her.
I'll try to. Maybe I'll Gladys on the next couple
of weeks. I'm actually going to be on vacation after
next week because it's my birthday and I'm taking a cruise.
But maybe in a couple of weeks we'll have Gladys
back on. I could set you up with her, all right.
Speaker 13 (35:39):
Talkn't mean a lot, and I'm happy soon to be birthday.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Take Cary, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6 (35:47):
I didn't do that. It's pretty cool, man. It's enjoyed.
Speaker 3 (35:50):
A thank you, my man. Thank you. The great Sylvester
Stallone and uh Wayne the extra with the goyda. All right,
you guys, take care of couplet avery the rest of
your week. A guaida, what the what the hell's a kaida?
I'll look it up. I'll look good at least I
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I'll think about that. Yeah, yeah, do you have a
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Thank you, Mat James. That was John Stewart, talk show
host John Stewart. A lot of stuff's going on with
the talk show host right fallon Jimmy Kimmel. He's talking
about moving to Where's he going to England? Somewhere? Oh, no, Italy.
He wants to move to Italy. Go you're a dick.
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I told you my story about Jimmy Kimmel when Stern
Leffer serious and they brought in Adam Carolla. I talked
like this, I'm a talk shawn host and Jimmy Kimmel
is my producer. Yeah, I'm a winer. I don't know
how he made it in radio. Adam Carolla nice guy,
(40:27):
don't get me wrong, but couldn't listen to him, too whiny.
But Kimmel was producing his show, and it was the
first night, first day, first morning of the shows of
the new shows, and me and my friend Sam Phillips,
we had a show called The Single Life that was
airing three am to five AM. We replaced Howard because
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Howard used to be live from three am to six am,
and then they'd rebroadcast the show at six A ninety
seven point one kalas X. So Sam and I were
doing three am to five am. Was the first first
morning and there was a lot of people there in
the morning. It was crazy, and the studio was right
next to like the kitchen area, so there's a lot
(41:09):
of people gathering around in the kitchen area. Sam and
I had just got off the air and Kimmel and
Adam Carolla were in the studio and we're talking and
Kimmel comes out and goes, hey, man, keep it effing down,
we're trying to concentrate in here. I mean, that's how
he snapped at us instead of going, hey, guys, yay,
I know everybody's excited. It's the first day. Can you
(41:31):
guys just cool a little bit because we're trying to
concentrate and we can hear you outside, and please just
keep it down. Instead, he just snapped at us, keep
it effing down. We're trying to concentrate, you know. Jimmy Kimmel,
the dweeb, and ever since then, I couldn't stand him.
You're just a prick, total prick. So yeah, go to
(41:51):
Italy along with Rosie O'Donnell in Ireland and Ellen DeGeneres
in England. I guess, h Angelina Jolie wants to split too,
Go ahead and split. You wouldn't even let Brad Pitt's
mom see your kids or you know, please, Angelina Joli
(42:11):
kept brad Pitt's mom, who just recently passed a couple
of weeks ago, from seeing her grandkids for like nine years.
And I guess Brad Pitt is sort of like you know,
on the outs with his adopted children, some of them anyways, sons.
I think adopted sons. Come on, may go ahead and
go leave. Get the hell out here. We don't want you.
(42:32):
We're sick of you. Kim will go. Your show sucks too,
by the way. It always has, always will and you're
a prick as far as I'm concerned. So anyways, I
like John Stewart. He's a nice guy. He actually tried
to help the veterans, remember the tar pits and all that,
try to get him some benefits and this and that,
and went to Congress, went to Congress to fight for
the veterans who were coming back with these illnesses and stuff.
(42:54):
So good for John Stewart the rest of them. I mean,
Jimmy Fallon never watched Stephen Colbert. I watched it the
day that he got fired by CBS. You're fired. Another
guy getting fired by CBS over Trump, by the way,
just like I think that's what happened to Howard Stern.
I mean, some of it had to do with what
(43:16):
he did to Trump, because him and Trump were buddies.
I mean, I remember when I was producing the show
in the nineties that Donald Trump would call into the
show all the time and talk to Howard and even
coming to the studio. And then Stern came out against
him running for president and back to Hillary Clinton, and
then their relationship went down the tubes, and even Donald
(43:37):
Trump came out and said because Stern backed Hillary Clinton
back in twenty sixteen, that his show plummeted and his
ratings plummeted, his listenership plummeted. Allegedly, it's gone from twenty
million to one hundred and twenty five thousand. So I
don't know. I haven't heard the show since two thousand
and eight. By the way, I'm going to play the
(44:00):
last call I had was Stern, which was two thousand
and nine. I left the show in two thousand and eight,
and in two thousand and nine he calls me on
the air mill of the night. I had been partying
all night at Casa Vega, which I literally lived one
hundred yards from there long many moons ago, back in
two thousand and eight, two thousand nine, twenty ten, and
I had been partying in Stern calls me in the
(44:22):
middle of the night and we had this conversation, the
last conversation. So you'll get the full skinny on why
I left the Howard Stern Show and everything and the
reason being. So listen to Wednesday show. Wednesday Show, my
last call with Howard Stern, and we'll see what happens.
September second he comes back on the air, after a
three month vacation. Nice, you make one hundred million dollars
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a year and you get three months off. Three months
he's taken, and then he'll take December off. Well, he'll
probably be taking December off anyways, because supposedly or allegedly
Serious is going to offer him a contract that's he's
not gonna take. And I think How's just gonna move on,
go to Netflix or HBO, But you never know, he
might be starving to go. Yeah, I'm gonna stay here.
(45:05):
I'm gonna take the twenty million dollars that you're offering
me and stay here and then rant and rave and
call you all sorts of names. Like the old days
when he was good, when he was a shock jock.
Now he's just a talk show host. There's a difference
between being a shock jock that made him famous and
a multi multi millionaire billionaire and being a talk show host,
(45:27):
which he has turned into, just like Jimmy Kimmel and
Seth Myers and Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert, and I
really do like John Stewart. He's probably the top in
the tops of a talk show host now. And I
liked what he did for the veterans. He actually went
to Congress and fought for our veterans and actually one
and actually won for our veterans. So that was very,
(45:50):
very very cool. Well, this weekend is the start of
the college football season. Yes, college football season starts. Cannot
wait for that. It's gonna be great. I'm going to
la on Thursday after the show. I'm going to go
if you guys want to check it out. Aspire Equity
Group is having their next meet and greet on Thursday,
(46:11):
August twenty first. It's happening at six thirty pm at
Tequila's Cantina in Burbank. I'll be down there. I'll be
down there. A couple of my friends are going, So
if you want to if you ever want to invest
some money or find out I think they actually bought
an apartment building in Van Eys and they're looking for investors.
This might be a great way to invest your money.
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If you have an extra five ten twenty grand laying
around just sitting in the bank doing nothing, maybe you will.
You may want to come down here Thursday August twenty first,
six thirty pm Tequila's Cantina in Burbank and check it out.
I'm I cannot wait to sell my place. I'm putting
it on the market in a couple of weeks. I've
been I've been tweaking it out a little bit. I
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worked on the yard the outside. They're gonna lay some
grass down for me, because it's all dirt in front
of my place now because of the heat, so effing
hod just burns the grass out. So they're gonna lay
some grass down. And I'm getting I'm fixing the patio up,
and I'm doing a little painting and stuff, just a little,
you know, just cosmetic work. And I'm putting it back
on the market the first week of September, right after
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Labor Day. And I'm hoping I sell it because i'm
putting it down. I'm putting it way lower than I
originally put it up. I put it up for like
three hundred and ninety five thousand a year ago or
eight months ago. I'm putting it down. I'm putting it
up for sale at three thirty nine. I'm not taking
this sixty thousand dollars loss. But it seems like, oh
my god, you're gonna take a fifty thousand dollars loss.
(47:41):
Probably not, It's probably worth about three thirty three thirty five,
three thirty nine, So putting it up for three thirty
nine with a brand new air conditioning unit, so that's
gonna be a winner there. That might be something that
people will look into because you need air conditioning out here.
You need a great AC unit, because if you don't
have that, you're gonna die out here. I mean it's death.
I mean, it's like living in death. It's like living
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in an effing oven out here. I'm not joking. It's
an effing oven out here. You go outside, I don't
care if it's eight in the morning or seven in
the morning. When I take the cats out around seven
in the morning before the show, and it's effing hot
out here. It's ninety degrees at seven in the morning.
It's crazy. So looking forward to that and then I'm
gonna invest I'm gonna invest in this. So if you
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want to go to the next meet and greet, it's
this Thursday, six thirty pm. Tequila's canteena in Burbank. You
can give Carlos a call. He owns a Tequila's Canteen
and he's actually part of the He's part of the
Spire equity group team, So looking forward to that on Thursday,
and then I'm gonna hang out Friday, visit my buddy Tavito,
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who just went through a surgery that he has a
colon cancer. They got it and he doesn't have any
other Allegedly, he doesn't have any other cancer cells. Thank God.
Let's hope, let's hope and pray for the best. But
I go visit him, play a little golf, maybe, maybe
go to the beach. So Friday is gonna be the
worst of chaos. And then I don't know, maybe next
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week I'll take off. Maybe I'll take the following week off.
I don't know what I'm gonna do. I don't know.
I don't know. All I know is I'm here today
and on tomorrow's show. Yes, I during the break, I
got a text for him, the Gury of the Ghetto,
Jigga Jones, saying he will be calling in tomorrow to
give his two cents on the Trump Zelensky meeting and
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all the craziness and chaos that's going on in our society,
which is plenty, which is plenty. All right, you guys,
have a great day, God willing. I'll be back Manyana
talking to Jigga with some more chaos for you right
here on the Control Chaos radio show.
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Monday is shaping up to be a big day at
the White House, as President Trump sits down with Ukrainian
President Vladimir Zelenski. The offices for German Chancellor Frederick Mertz,
European Commission President Ursula Vonderleyan, and British Prime Minister Kirs
Starmer all confirmed they planned to take part in talks
at the White House to consider America's new approach to
ending the conflict. Meanwhile, US Special Envoy Steve Whitcoff told
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CNN State of the Union that President Trump and Russian
President Vladimir Putin agreed to provisions never thought possible.
Speaker 12 (58:19):
We agreed to robust security guarantees that I would describe
as game changing.
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We didn't think that we were.
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Anywhere close to agreeing to Article five protection from the
United States.
Speaker 15 (58:34):
Witcoff, who sat in on Trump's meeting with Putin on Friday,
said it was the first time we had ever heard
the Russians agree to such a provision. Attorney General Pam
Bondi says officers made nearly seventy arrests overnight in Washington,
DC as the federal crackdown on crime continues. Bondy noted
over three hundred arrests so far in counting since President
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Three people are dead and nine more injured after a
shooting at an New York City nightclub early Sunday morning.
The incident took place at Taste of the City lounge
in Brooklyn, where NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish says an apparent
gang related shooting happened in which up to four gunmen
opened fire inside the lounge. Mayor Eric Adams.
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Gun violence of this magnitude it really scars a community.
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According to Pam Anderson, we'll talk to him about that,
but the big news today, the big news, big big news,
breaking news here, breaking news. Zelenski and Trump, along with
some other European dignitaries, are meeting at the White House
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today to try to iron out a peace plan for
Russia and Ukraine. Let's hope it happens. It's going to
be tough because Pitten. They had the meeting Friday with
Pitten and Trump. A lot of people got upset because
Trump met with Pitten and rolled out the red carpet
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and had to fly over with the B fifty two
bombers and stuff like that. I don't find anything wrong
with that. We got to meet with him. We have
to meet with him. We got to meet with our enemies.
It's just like when I had the kk on my
show a few years ago, the Grand Dragon of the
KKK in North Carolina, Robert Jones, Lake Laddie, and he
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called in. We had a discussion. He hates Jews. Of course,
the KKK hates Jews. We're the devil, right, But we
spoke because we have to communicate with one another and
figure out what the hell we're thinking and what they're thinking, Like,
what are the cockroaches thinking? Yeah, Vladimir Putin's a cockroach.
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So is Benjamin Nett and Yahoo the Israeli Prime minister.
I mean, they're both killing innocent women and children over dirt,
over land and power. But we have to talk to them,
we have to communicate with them, and especially with Putin.
I mean, Russia is our biggest threat. I mean they
(03:51):
say China is that's more economically, I mean as far
as like going to war. You know, we've had the
Cold War for you years and years and years. With Russia.
We had we thought out a little bit with when
Reagan took over, and you know it, spoke with Garbachev.
But the bottom line is is that we have to
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meet with Putin to figure out how to get peace
in Ukraine. So anybody's saying that he shouldn't have met
with Putin, you're an idiot. We had to meet with him,
and now we know what he wants. He basically wants
all of eastern Ukraine, which is occupied by the Russians
right now. Ukraine is not going to give that land
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up easily, but there might be a possibility that they
could all come to a solution. I listen, looks like
Putin's at least is given in on a few things,
a couple things like Ukraine's sovereignty. So that's cool, that's
a good thing. And maybe Ukraine should just say, hey,
(04:55):
you know what, we got to give up part of
our land, you know, to end this war and create
a piece, an everlasting piece for generations. Maybe you have
to give up Crimea. Crimea has been occupied by Russia
since Obama in twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen, Russia has taken
part of the eastern Ukraine border. You know, maybe give
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him half of it or something like that. We got
to cut a deal here. So it's gonna be very
fascinating to find out what happens with the peace process
with Zelensky and Trump and all the other dignitaries from
the European Union that are coming into Washington. They're here
as we speak. They're here as we speak. So they're
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gonna sit down try to iron out a peace plan.
So we know exactly what Putin wants. Trump knows exactly
what Pitton wants, and so we can maybe cut a deal. Maybe,
you know, Trump could do it. If Trump pulls this
one off, maybe he should be nominated for the Nobel
Peace Prize. I mean, that's what everybody's saying, I don't know,
(05:59):
I don't care about any of that, accolade crapola. I
just want I want the killing to end, and these
poor children and women and soldiers. And I mean, I
saw memorial over the weekend. I was watching CNN for
a minute, and this memorial in Kiev, in Ukraine. There
was hundreds of pictures and flowers and flags of soldiers
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and you know, children and women and elderly being killed,
and there's pictures of all of them, and it looked
like it was like a block or too long. It
was just like it was disturbing. And I'm like, wow,
look at all the Look at all the Ukrainians have
lost their lives over this in the last three plus years.
And I'm sure the Russians have the same thing too.
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They have tons of people that are dying in Russia.
It's it's ridiculous over land, over land, you're killing the
human race over land. And the same thing's happening in
Israel where Beattie wants to take over the Gaza strip.
And then how disturbing is this? This sounds like Adolf
Hitler in a way. He wants to displace these poor
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Palestinian people to wear. No, not not America or England
or Denmark or Greenland or somewhere Sedan or Indonesia. I mean, really,
you want to displace the Palestinian people in Sadan in Africa?
I mean the congo That sounds like Adolf Hitler what
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he did to the Jews, where he said, Okay, you
guys can go to Poland, or you can go guys,
go to Hungary, or you can go to America or whatever.
Get the hell out of here, leave now before we
take you out and exterminate you all. Hitler gave the
Jews a chance to get the hell out of there.
A lot of the Jews didn't think he would pull
it off or was serious about it, but he was
damn serious. Six million Jews lost their lives. I mean,
(07:55):
how many Palestinians have lost their lives by starvation in
the bombings and all that. So it's weird, man, I mean,
the human race. These power players killed the human race
over a piece of dirt, piece of land that really
doesn't mean anything to them. Serious, It's so ridiculous. I
just don't understand it. I don't get it at Also, anyways,
(08:17):
the big news today is. We'll see, and I'm looking
forward to the news conference with Zelensky and Trump. Right
last time he was here in February, I mean basically,
Zelensky got kicked out of the White House, like right away.
They were arguing on National TV and Trump was, you know,
(08:38):
laying down the lots your fault, it's your fault, this
war's your fault, blah blah blah, and Zelenski's like, hey man,
no it isn't Russia. Russia attack does dumb ass Orange man.
And they had a big falling out and blah blah blah.
So we'll see what happens today because a lot of
the European leaders are here. I'm glad the European leaders
are have a Zelensky's back because Trump can't pull that
crap when all the European leaders are going to be
(08:59):
there today having as a Lensky's back. So that's a
good thing. Listen, man, we got to end this all
this this strife and killing and stuff like that. We
have so many problems in our country alone that we
need to deal with. The terriffs, food prices going through
the roof interest rates, terroriffs, you know, our homeless play
(09:22):
you know. I mean, there's so much that we have
to do as Americans that we got to deal with
here in America, and we're dealing with everybody else's problems.
It's just it's bizarre. It's totally bizarre. And I left
out Milania Trump wrote a letter to Putin. I guess
Trump gave the letter to Putin that Milania Trump wrote
basically stating that hey, man, you're killing innocent children. Stop
(09:44):
with the killing of the children. Make peace. Maybe that
will get to Maybe that will get to Putin. I
doubt it. I don't know. He seems like he's softening
up a little bit, but we're really gonna find out
this week what the hell's going on. Let's hope, let's hope.
Let's pray, all of us, pray for the world that
this war will end and they can come to a
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peaceful ending. Stop bombing people, because they're still bombing Russia
is still bombing Ukraine. I'm sure Ukraine's bombing Russia. So
let's hope for a peaceful, peaceful process and then we
can move on to get the Israeli Palestinian conflicts solved,
and then enough with the war, enough with the wars
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man enough with killing innocent people over land and power.
That's all it is. It's a power play. It's a
power play by these guys. And I'm sick of it.
I'm sure you're sick of it. We're sick of seeing it.
We're sick of seeing kids starving and being killed, and
women and everybody, everybody being killed by these a holes
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that only care about themselves. They only care about themselves
and their power and their legacy. All right, listen, all right,
Slive Stallone's calling in right now. I got to take
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Hey, how's it going man? Who are you?
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Who?
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Emma?
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Yeah?
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Uh uh sure?
Speaker 3 (15:10):
Usher?
Speaker 6 (15:11):
Bro?
Speaker 3 (15:11):
How are you doing that? Have you ever had via
anyone else's career? Huh have you ever envied anyone else's career?
Speaker 6 (15:19):
Uh?
Speaker 9 (15:19):
No, Actually I am for your job. Yeah, I am
for your career.
Speaker 3 (15:23):
Are you a fan of Mark Harris? Who is that
some gay guy who sings you? Crazy?
Speaker 10 (15:30):
Man?
Speaker 3 (15:30):
I want to play gay chicken?
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Nah?
Speaker 9 (15:32):
Man, I'm cool.
Speaker 3 (15:33):
What do you think of Sean Penn's comments about Howard Stern?
Speaker 9 (15:36):
You know, I didn't even really hear I.
Speaker 3 (15:38):
Was worse than Onsama bin Laden.
Speaker 2 (15:40):
Oh man?
Speaker 11 (15:41):
Really, Sean Payon, Man, that's that's a that's an opinionated statement.
Speaker 6 (15:45):
You know what I mean?
Speaker 3 (15:46):
Who's the biggest prick in Hollywood? You ever met?
Speaker 9 (15:48):
You?
Speaker 3 (15:49):
Thanks?
Speaker 10 (15:50):
Man from the four corners of the world. Don't mean
down his IQ so you can understand them. It's Garry
Guardy you do it?
Speaker 3 (16:11):
Is this Sylvester Stallone.
Speaker 6 (16:14):
He is doing. I can't believe it. I'm as you
talking to Gary Good and you know a little bit
star stroke.
Speaker 3 (16:22):
Oh well, I'm star struck myself. I'm a big fan
of yours slide. This is control chaos casey AA ten
fifty AM one O six point five FM in the
Inland Empire is a Monday morning. I'm Gary Garvin right now.
I got a special guest on first time he's ever
called in to the Control Chaos radio show. Big time
movie star, Academy Award winner, Academy Award winner, and one
(16:47):
of my favorite actors, Sylvester Stallone, Good after hold on man,
Good morning, Sylvester. How are you?
Speaker 6 (16:57):
I'm doing a reay. Oh you do it? That is everything?
You're with you?
Speaker 3 (17:03):
It's okay. I actually I actually know your brother Frank.
I've met him a few times. Yeah, he's a nice guy.
Speaker 6 (17:12):
You know, if I can include the Beach Boys, he
gets the road for sure.
Speaker 3 (17:19):
Yes, yes, he's a part of you know, the Hollywood scene.
And so are you? Have you done so many films?
And the reason you're calling in is that there's a
controversy going on with you. That you insulted a bunch
of actors, the the extras on a movie called The
(17:42):
Tulsa King, and that there casside agency for the the
actors actually quit. So tell us what's going on with
this whole thing with you insulting extras in a movie.
Speaker 6 (17:57):
Well, I don't know this, but you know a lot
of these people, you know, they get hired on background
and you know, I started out doing background work a
long time ago, you know, decades ago, and these people
don't know when to quit. You know, they they get
in your face, they want an autograph. You know, they
(18:21):
got very hands on. They started doing impressions of you,
and you know they ask you, hey, what's your favorite
nine at Rambo? And you know, and they go eyo,
sny under disease you're to cure.
Speaker 12 (18:34):
You know.
Speaker 6 (18:35):
It just it gets old, you know, Gary. And you know,
there's a lot of money that's involved in making a movie. Yeah,
and a lot of people know that. And time is money.
And if you have to go back to one or
rest an entire scene because some you know, background guy
was you know, pantomiming to the point where we're so
(19:00):
with the job. You're like, all right, this guy just
ruined the entire sea. We got to start over. So there's,
in my opinion, a lack of professionalism in the entire industry.
You know, there's you know, how should I put it.
Used to be this union. It was called the Screen
Extras Guild, and it was around for a long time.
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I know a lot of people, you know, they were
background and everything, but they knew where to be. When
someone said back to one, they were back to one.
They didn't have to you know, waity. You know, they
weren't talking in between the scenes. You know, they were
there to do a job and make it as realistic
as possible. And you know, so you know, I have
(19:45):
a lot of problems with some of the people that
they use here in Atlanta, and it was, you know,
my opinion, they were very unprofessional.
Speaker 3 (19:52):
Well what what what? What story is you're shooting this
show called Also King and that you said that the
extra is there. I guess there was a bar scene
where that you wanted younger people and that the extras
are a little too old. I mean, mister Salon, I
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mean you're not exactly a spring check in right.
Speaker 6 (20:17):
Well I'm not. But you know, I also I take
it cub myself, and I know that you're doing a
scene in a bar. You know, there's an expectation that
the people are going to be, you know, fairly attractive.
I mean, if you think about every bus scene in
every movie, well even Roadhouse classic film, you know, the
(20:38):
late Texter Susie. You know a lot of these people
are they're good looking people, right, you know at the bar,
unless you know, you're told I want these people to
look like absolute crap and look like they're you know,
gang bangers or or you know, the Hell's Angels or something.
You know, that's a different story, but there's just what
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So apparently got really upset and he quit and I
was told he might be calling into your shoulder, you know,
talk to me or something, and you know, I'll talk
to him. I don't care.
Speaker 3 (21:12):
I mean, well, I'll talk to this guy. I mean,
he is on he is on standby. I mean, I
didn't know if you wanted to speak to one of
the extras. His name is Wayne Wayne. Are you there?
Speaker 13 (21:23):
Oh? Yeah, I'm right here.
Speaker 3 (21:25):
How you doing, Wayne?
Speaker 14 (21:26):
So?
Speaker 3 (21:27):
Wayne? How old are you?
Speaker 13 (21:31):
I'm I'm fifty one.
Speaker 3 (21:33):
Fifty one, okay. So, I mean, what what mister Sloane
was referring to is that this scene at the bar
was meant for patrons twenty five to thirty five, not
fifty years old. And he said the extras were older
than expected. And I guess the casting director wasn't on
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set that day to recast it, and you sort of
had a problem with it. Do you want to talk
to mister Salan about it? Go ahead, Yeah, I's flying.
Speaker 6 (22:05):
I'm a fan, all right, You see Now this is
how it starts. You know, they get in your face.
You guys says yeah, I'm a say it's great, But look,
you have to show up, and you know you're supposed
to dress like you're in a If I'm not mistaken,
you showed up wearing a business suit like you're on
(22:26):
war stuit or something. Is that right?
Speaker 13 (22:29):
Yeah?
Speaker 3 (22:29):
It was.
Speaker 13 (22:31):
It was one of my better suits. And I just
wanted to, you know, have a nice impression and impress
the people. And I was hoping that I could get
a speaking over something.
Speaker 6 (22:45):
Let me tell you something, Okay, Wayne, the odds of
you getting a speaking role as an extra, you're you're
more likely to catch COVID five times.
Speaker 3 (22:56):
Oh why would you insult them like that? Misters alone,
you know you're a multi millionaire, you're a big time
movie star. Here, this poor guy, Wayne is an extra.
Just how much do they pay extras to be on
the set?
Speaker 13 (23:11):
By the way, Wayne, you know at all ferries, You know,
if you're a union number, you could earn I believe,
around one hundred and seventy eight a day, sometimes a
little bit less. If it's a featured bit part, you
could earn a little bit more. Okay, there are meal
(23:31):
penalties involved, there's over time, and I have to say
that the food, for the most part is pretty decent. Yeah,
the crafty is great. And also if you're required to
bring multiple wardrobe and they use your wardrobe, you get
paid per outfit too, So it's it certainly beats you know,
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riding an uber.
Speaker 3 (23:56):
Okay, well that's cool. I hear you don't. I'd rather
be an extra than driving uber for sure. I mean, so,
what's the problem, So, mister Stallone, you're upset that he
was in a suit, a business suit. I mean, I've
seen people patrons at the business wear in a business suit.
I was thinking, like because he was fifty one years
old and you wanted young hot women, it says here
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in the story twenty five to thirty five years old.
Though your wife was on set. Why you're shooting this?
So I have to clarify that too.
Speaker 6 (24:29):
But yeah, it's good, you know. I mean, like, you know,
if I'm traveling for you know, my wife's going to
be with me, and you know I always want her
to be around and everything from Moro support.
Speaker 3 (24:40):
But you know, it wasn't like you were trying to
pick up on chicks. That's That's basically what they were
trying to say. And but your wife is onset, that's completelyeap.
Speaker 6 (24:49):
Well, there were very few chicks to pick up because
you know, there were too many people there, like Wayne
who showed up. And by the way, something else Wayne
neglected continue ween as a goiter.
Speaker 13 (25:03):
What with mister Solona is trying to say that I
have a goiter?
Speaker 3 (25:11):
What the hell's that? What's that?
Speaker 13 (25:13):
It's like it's like a big giant growth on my neck.
Oh and and so I can't help that I have
a goiter. You know, I tried to hide it. I
was trying to wear a turtle neck and there was
this massive bulge and so, you know, I felt a
little bit embarrassed. But you know, I need to work.
(25:34):
This economy is very rough on a lot of people. Yes,
and you know, I just I just want to work,
you know, I mean, Jack carry you needed an intern,
I would help, you know, but but.
Speaker 3 (25:47):
Interns don't get paid. Interns don't get paid.
Speaker 13 (25:52):
It's for the experience, you know.
Speaker 6 (25:54):
Okay, Okay, look, yeah, I give fifteen seconds off same
all right. So look, you're a goider and we're looking
for very attractive people to be in a bar and
someone with a gorider you like a freak show. Okay,
if we were having a scene where we needed, say,
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unattractive people, yeah, I would hire you in a New
York minute. All right, and all right, so it's the
deal my opinion, Go to doctor pimple popper, have a
pop up the goider and you know, get a little
bit of surgery and you know, come back. But the
crying out love. Man, you don't wear a nice suit
(26:37):
to a bar like that war trope specifically called for
you to wear a vest where jeans dressed like a
biker and wn you still don't look the part. I
mean at least, you know, get a fake tattoo or something. Man,
you too clean cup for the scene.
Speaker 13 (26:56):
Yo, I'm getting very emotional. I've had a glider for a.
Speaker 6 (27:05):
Long time.
Speaker 3 (27:06):
How big? How big is this goida? I never heard
that goida? How big is it? Is it like a
golf ball size or is it like.
Speaker 13 (27:13):
No, it's like it's like a softball softball? Oh my god, Yeah, yeah,
it's it's big.
Speaker 6 (27:20):
You know.
Speaker 13 (27:21):
I've been to use I've had people grab my grab
my goiter. I've had people flick my goiter. I've had
people drawing my goiter and so it's it's really depressing,
and you know, I don't know where to go for that.
And I was just hoping that I, even though I
(27:41):
have a goiter, perhaps you know, I could work and
you know, be on the set and meet Slice Tolone
And apparently he's not a fan of my goiter.
Speaker 3 (27:52):
Well I think I think you know. And mister Stallone's
defense is that it wasn't about you know, he's not
a fan of yours or your your problem, your py
a problem. You're not making fun of his physical problem.
You're just upset, mister Stallone that you called for hot
young girls and I guess young dudes too, Uh, that
we're good looking that could wear jeans and you know, look,
(28:13):
look the part of being in a hip bar and uh,
you know, poor Wayne doesn't fit that bill. So you
don't have anything against Wayne, do you know?
Speaker 6 (28:23):
Listen, I do. I mean, look, we made it very
clear good looking young and also looking good in jeans.
I do want people wearing jeans with they're halfway down
their legs.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
I mean it's gross, right, you know, you know, yeah,
whereabout right.
Speaker 6 (28:43):
We're about to suspenders there's something, you know, if you
have to use a going to put it in your parents,
there's something Jesus, you know, I just don't meet.
Speaker 13 (28:52):
See what I mean? You know, I mean here Harry
Gross and he's just you know, crambling on if I
can clock step one and just making fun of my goiter. Now, now,
mister Salonia, cannot put my goiter in your pants.
Speaker 6 (29:06):
Look, I never said that, all right, I never said
I was gonna put your going to my bad. First
of all, I can't remove your going. I'm not a doctor, right,
I'm an actor. I think you should really save him money.
You know, you work hard, and my point is you
need to get that game good because it's very unattractive
and in a movie seed, especially when you seem close
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for young attractive people, you're not the right time. And
you know, I would say to you, you know, go on,
maybe down to the dirt or something. You can play
a zombie with a goiter or you know, I think
that would be exciting. You have a zombie bite, you're goiter,
and all of a sudden you bleed. You make a
little extra money. It's like stunt pain or something.
Speaker 3 (29:49):
Yeah, they might even you know, maybe you scream, Wayne,
and they pay you for because I know for every
like sentence or sound you make, you get extra money.
So maybe you can do that. Mister Stallone, would you
consider putting uh Wayne in one of your movies that
was sort of a horror flick or something like that?
Speaker 6 (30:08):
But I don't any who should's right?
Speaker 1 (30:10):
No?
Speaker 6 (30:11):
But you know, if.
Speaker 3 (30:15):
You know it pops up?
Speaker 6 (30:18):
Yeah, yeah, exactly, you know.
Speaker 3 (30:26):
I mean I think I had a call from a
from the cast casting agency right.
Speaker 13 (30:31):
Now, maybe maybe Temple.
Speaker 3 (30:34):
Yeah, but well, listen, I want to thank you both
for calling. So listen, Wayne, are you upset with mister Stallone?
Or what would you like to do? What would be
your final word in mister Stallone?
Speaker 13 (30:44):
I just I would like to be in one of
your movies. And you know I follow protocol. I show
up early. I don't grave. You know, there are people
that show up on set, especially background performers and.
Speaker 3 (31:01):
Yes, extras.
Speaker 13 (31:03):
I like to call it background performers. And you know
there are some that do collect a lot of food
and they put in their car and then they when
they're stuck in traffic, they have something to eat. But
you know, a lot of these extras are very poor
and they don't have a lot of money. Yes, and
you know, many people are working many jobs right now.
And you know, I was hoping my goiter might get
(31:25):
me an upgrade because it's unusual.
Speaker 3 (31:28):
Yeah, well, i'll tell you straight out, I've never heard
of it. Maybe you can send me a picture of it.
And I don't think mister Stallone had any you know,
ill will towards you. I just think that he was
trying to get the scene shot correctly and you just
didn't fit the bill. And that's just the way it is.
So I wish you didn't go ahead, mister Stallone.
Speaker 6 (31:47):
And look, you know, and a lot of people are
getting up shipped because you know, a lot of is
using AI, you know, to replace a lot of these
actors and background people that were extra. If you will,
so you know, there's a reason for it. You know,
I don't want goiter's on my set. If I need
people at goiters, we'll put out a casting cold and
(32:10):
wing your motive. Welcome to show up with you're goiter.
Speaker 3 (32:13):
There you go. How do you spell that? Do you know? Can?
I want to look it up? How do you spell goida?
Speaker 6 (32:19):
You know I knew it was like a long time
ago in a Seinfield episode they spoke about someone that
had a goida. But okay, yeah, I mean I wouldn't know.
Maybe the Cashton could answer that question or something like that.
Speaker 3 (32:34):
I'll look it up. I'll look it up during the
break and explain it to our listeners. So listen, guys.
I want to thank you so much for calling in, Wayne.
I hope it works out best for you and you
can get some scenes. And like I said, maybe go
after horror films or something like that, you know where
they could use the zombie movies, things like that. Go
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for that. Don't go for a bar scene where there's
twenty somethings are supposed to be, you know with the
you know that's something you're fifty one with a guida.
Speaker 13 (33:05):
Yeah, and and carry if if I can, I'd like
to spell the word goiter and sure, you know, get
my fifteen minutes of fame here it's g oh I
T E R.
Speaker 3 (33:18):
And it's it's a goiter, okay, Gida. Well thanks for
that information, mister Stallone. I want to thank you so
much for calling in. God bless you. You're one of
my favorite actors and i'd loved all those Rocky movies
and all your other stuff too. You're you're a great actor,
and Wayne, good luck with everything, and I hope it
all works out for you, Okay, you and your god.
Speaker 13 (33:38):
I appreciate it. Okay, thank you, all right, it means
a lot to be on your I'm a big fan.
Speaker 3 (33:43):
My my pleasure. Go ahead, mister, thank you for having me.
Speaker 6 (33:48):
And you know, I hope I was able to redund this.
But you know, you know, anyone listening the just remember
when there's a coasting call and they're looking for certain
types of people. You know, don't you show up intertrictive?
I mean, if you're beautiful, you're a model, you show up,
you're more to welcome to be unshat. If we need
ugly people, we put out a casting clothes We need
(34:10):
people ladies who have beards or women who have penises. Right,
have gooid, you show up, you get baid.
Speaker 3 (34:18):
Right right, you'll put out the ugly the put out
a call for ugly people. You'll put out the call
sheet for ugly people. This one was a call sheat
for good looking people. So it's okay. If Wayne made
a mistake and the casting uh, I guess director made
a mistake, but all is good and I hope you
guys have a great rest of your week. And uh,
(34:40):
and God bless you both.
Speaker 6 (34:42):
All right, Thank you for having me. Gary is always
great talking to you, and you know, I hope to
be back on the again with you soon and w
you mu't see anything before you and you're going.
Speaker 10 (34:54):
To have to go.
Speaker 13 (34:56):
Thanks Sam for technology, mic Ota, Thank you Garry. It's
always a pleasure. And say hi, did ja and uh,
just if you can do me one more favor?
Speaker 6 (35:09):
Sure you kidding me?
Speaker 3 (35:11):
What do you need?
Speaker 13 (35:14):
I'd be interested in dating Gladys Todly.
Speaker 3 (35:16):
Okay, I'll try to set that up. Everybody wants to
date Gladys. I think Hunter Biden, who was I think
Tyson Mike Tysone wanted to maybe hang out with her.
I'll try to. Maybe I'll Gladys on the next couple
of weeks. I'm actually going to be on vacation after
next week because it's my birthday and I'm taking a cruise.
But maybe in a couple of weeks we'll have Gladys
back on. I could set you up with her, all right.
Speaker 13 (35:39):
Talkn't mean a lot, and I'm happy soon to be birthday.
Speaker 3 (35:43):
Take Cary, thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6 (35:47):
I didn't do that. It's pretty cool, man. It's enjoyed.
Speaker 3 (35:50):
A thank you, my man. Thank you. The great Sylvester
Stallone and uh Wayne the extra with the goyda. All right,
you guys, take care of couplet avery the rest of
your week. A guaida, what the what the hell's a kaida?
I'll look it up. I'll look good at least I
know this spelling. Now it is controlled chaos for a Monday.
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He would you commit a homosexual act for a million bucks? American? Yeah? American.
I'll think about that. Yeah, yeah, do you have a
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Thank you, Mat James. That was John Stewart, talk show
host John Stewart. A lot of stuff's going on with
the talk show host right fallon Jimmy Kimmel. He's talking
about moving to Where's he going to England? Somewhere? Oh, no, Italy.
He wants to move to Italy. Go you're a dick.
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I told you my story about Jimmy Kimmel when Stern
Leffer serious and they brought in Adam Carolla. I talked
like this, I'm a talk shawn host and Jimmy Kimmel
is my producer. Yeah, I'm a winer. I don't know
how he made it in radio. Adam Carolla nice guy,
(40:27):
don't get me wrong, but couldn't listen to him, too whiny.
But Kimmel was producing his show, and it was the
first night, first day, first morning of the shows of
the new shows, and me and my friend Sam Phillips,
we had a show called The Single Life that was
airing three am to five AM. We replaced Howard because
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Howard used to be live from three am to six am,
and then they'd rebroadcast the show at six A ninety
seven point one kalas X. So Sam and I were
doing three am to five am. Was the first first
morning and there was a lot of people there in
the morning. It was crazy, and the studio was right
next to like the kitchen area, so there's a lot
(41:09):
of people gathering around in the kitchen area. Sam and
I had just got off the air and Kimmel and
Adam Carolla were in the studio and we're talking and
Kimmel comes out and goes, hey, man, keep it effing down,
we're trying to concentrate in here. I mean, that's how
he snapped at us instead of going, hey, guys, yay,
I know everybody's excited. It's the first day. Can you
(41:31):
guys just cool a little bit because we're trying to
concentrate and we can hear you outside, and please just
keep it down. Instead, he just snapped at us, keep
it effing down. We're trying to concentrate, you know. Jimmy Kimmel,
the dweeb, and ever since then, I couldn't stand him.
You're just a prick, total prick. So yeah, go to
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Italy along with Rosie O'Donnell in Ireland and Ellen DeGeneres
in England. I guess, h Angelina Jolie wants to split too,
Go ahead and split. You wouldn't even let Brad Pitt's
mom see your kids or you know, please, Angelina Joli
(42:11):
kept brad Pitt's mom, who just recently passed a couple
of weeks ago, from seeing her grandkids for like nine years.
And I guess Brad Pitt is sort of like you know,
on the outs with his adopted children, some of them anyways, sons.
I think adopted sons. Come on, may go ahead and
go leave. Get the hell out here. We don't want you.
(42:32):
We're sick of you. Kim will go. Your show sucks too,
by the way. It always has, always will and you're
a prick as far as I'm concerned. So anyways, I
like John Stewart. He's a nice guy. He actually tried
to help the veterans, remember the tar pits and all that,
try to get him some benefits and this and that,
and went to Congress, went to Congress to fight for
the veterans who were coming back with these illnesses and stuff.
(42:54):
So good for John Stewart the rest of them. I mean,
Jimmy Fallon never watched Stephen Colbert. I watched it the
day that he got fired by CBS. You're fired. Another
guy getting fired by CBS over Trump, by the way,
just like I think that's what happened to Howard Stern.
I mean, some of it had to do with what
(43:16):
he did to Trump, because him and Trump were buddies.
I mean, I remember when I was producing the show
in the nineties that Donald Trump would call into the
show all the time and talk to Howard and even
coming to the studio. And then Stern came out against
him running for president and back to Hillary Clinton, and
then their relationship went down the tubes, and even Donald
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Trump came out and said because Stern backed Hillary Clinton
back in twenty sixteen, that his show plummeted and his
ratings plummeted, his listenership plummeted. Allegedly, it's gone from twenty
million to one hundred and twenty five thousand. So I
don't know. I haven't heard the show since two thousand
and eight. By the way, I'm going to play the
(44:00):
last call I had was Stern, which was two thousand
and nine. I left the show in two thousand and eight,
and in two thousand and nine he calls me on
the air mill of the night. I had been partying
all night at Casa Vega, which I literally lived one
hundred yards from there long many moons ago, back in
two thousand and eight, two thousand nine, twenty ten, and
I had been partying in Stern calls me in the
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middle of the night and we had this conversation, the
last conversation. So you'll get the full skinny on why
I left the Howard Stern Show and everything and the
reason being. So listen to Wednesday show. Wednesday Show, my
last call with Howard Stern, and we'll see what happens.
September second he comes back on the air, after a
three month vacation. Nice, you make one hundred million dollars
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a year and you get three months off. Three months
he's taken, and then he'll take December off. Well, he'll
probably be taking December off anyways, because supposedly or allegedly
Serious is going to offer him a contract that's he's
not gonna take. And I think How's just gonna move on,
go to Netflix or HBO, But you never know, he
might be starving to go. Yeah, I'm gonna stay here.
(45:05):
I'm gonna take the twenty million dollars that you're offering
me and stay here and then rant and rave and
call you all sorts of names. Like the old days
when he was good, when he was a shock jock.
Now he's just a talk show host. There's a difference
between being a shock jock that made him famous and
a multi multi millionaire billionaire and being a talk show host,
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which he has turned into, just like Jimmy Kimmel and
Seth Myers and Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert, and I
really do like John Stewart. He's probably the top in
the tops of a talk show host now. And I
liked what he did for the veterans. He actually went
to Congress and fought for our veterans and actually one
and actually won for our veterans. So that was very,
(45:50):
very very cool. Well, this weekend is the start of
the college football season. Yes, college football season starts. Cannot
wait for that. It's gonna be great. I'm going to
la on Thursday after the show. I'm going to go
if you guys want to check it out. Aspire Equity
Group is having their next meet and greet on Thursday,
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August twenty first. It's happening at six thirty pm at
Tequila's Cantina in Burbank. I'll be down there. I'll be
down there. A couple of my friends are going, So
if you want to if you ever want to invest
some money or find out I think they actually bought
an apartment building in Van Eys and they're looking for investors.
This might be a great way to invest your money.
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If you have an extra five ten twenty grand laying
around just sitting in the bank doing nothing, maybe you will.
You may want to come down here Thursday August twenty first,
six thirty pm Tequila's Cantina in Burbank and check it out.
I'm I cannot wait to sell my place. I'm putting
it on the market in a couple of weeks. I've
been I've been tweaking it out a little bit. I
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worked on the yard the outside. They're gonna lay some
grass down for me, because it's all dirt in front
of my place now because of the heat, so effing
hod just burns the grass out. So they're gonna lay
some grass down. And I'm getting I'm fixing the patio up,
and I'm doing a little painting and stuff, just a little,
you know, just cosmetic work. And I'm putting it back
on the market the first week of September, right after
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Labor Day. And I'm hoping I sell it because i'm
putting it down. I'm putting it way lower than I
originally put it up. I put it up for like
three hundred and ninety five thousand a year ago or
eight months ago. I'm putting it down. I'm putting it
up for sale at three thirty nine. I'm not taking
this sixty thousand dollars loss. But it seems like, oh
my god, you're gonna take a fifty thousand dollars loss.
(47:41):
Probably not, It's probably worth about three thirty three thirty five,
three thirty nine, So putting it up for three thirty
nine with a brand new air conditioning unit, so that's
gonna be a winner there. That might be something that
people will look into because you need air conditioning out here.
You need a great AC unit, because if you don't
have that, you're gonna die out here. I mean it's death.
I mean, it's like living in death. It's like living
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in an effing oven out here. I'm not joking. It's
an effing oven out here. You go outside, I don't
care if it's eight in the morning or seven in
the morning. When I take the cats out around seven
in the morning before the show, and it's effing hot
out here. It's ninety degrees at seven in the morning.
It's crazy. So looking forward to that and then I'm
gonna invest I'm gonna invest in this. So if you
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want to go to the next meet and greet, it's
this Thursday, six thirty pm. Tequila's canteena in Burbank. You
can give Carlos a call. He owns a Tequila's Canteen
and he's actually part of the He's part of the
Spire equity group team, So looking forward to that on Thursday,
and then I'm gonna hang out Friday, visit my buddy Tavito,
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who just went through a surgery that he has a
colon cancer. They got it and he doesn't have any
other Allegedly, he doesn't have any other cancer cells. Thank God.
Let's hope, let's hope and pray for the best. But
I go visit him, play a little golf, maybe, maybe
go to the beach. So Friday is gonna be the
worst of chaos. And then I don't know, maybe next
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week I'll take off. Maybe I'll take the following week off.
I don't know what I'm gonna do. I don't know.
I don't know. All I know is I'm here today
and on tomorrow's show. Yes, I during the break, I
got a text for him, the Gury of the Ghetto,
Jigga Jones, saying he will be calling in tomorrow to
give his two cents on the Trump Zelensky meeting and
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all the craziness and chaos that's going on in our society,
which is plenty, which is plenty. All right, you guys,
have a great day, God willing. I'll be back Manyana
talking to Jigga with some more chaos for you right
here on the Control Chaos radio show.
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Monday is shaping up to be a big day at
the White House, as President Trump sits down with Ukrainian
President Vladimir Zelenski. The offices for German Chancellor Frederick Mertz,
European Commission President Ursula Vonderleyan, and British Prime Minister Kirs
Starmer all confirmed they planned to take part in talks
at the White House to consider America's new approach to
ending the conflict. Meanwhile, US Special Envoy Steve Whitcoff told
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CNN State of the Union that President Trump and Russian
President Vladimir Putin agreed to provisions never thought possible.
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We agreed to robust security guarantees that I would describe
as game changing.
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We didn't think that we were.
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Anywhere close to agreeing to Article five protection from the
United States.
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Witcoff, who sat in on Trump's meeting with Putin on Friday,
said it was the first time we had ever heard
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Bondi says officers made nearly seventy arrests overnight in Washington,
DC as the federal crackdown on crime continues. Bondy noted
over three hundred arrests so far in counting since President
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(58:56):
Three people are dead and nine more injured after a
shooting at an New York City nightclub early Sunday morning.
The incident took place at Taste of the City lounge
in Brooklyn, where NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish says an apparent
gang related shooting happened in which up to four gunmen
opened fire inside the lounge. Mayor Eric Adams.
Speaker 6 (59:15):
Gun violence of this magnitude it really scars a community.
Speaker 15 (59:20):
Two of the victims died at area hospitals, while a
third died at the scene. The Little League World Series
continues Monday in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, with four more elimination games.
South Carolina and Nevada will square off before Connecticut battles
South Dakota. On the US side, Internationally, Japan takes on
Venezuela and Chinese Taipei will challenge Aruba. Rob Bartier, NBC
(59:42):
News Radio.
Speaker 18 (59:43):
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young people who got here by accidentally fat fingering your
FM band select there. We're an AM radio station and
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This is casey Aa jumps off that exhausting amster wheel
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