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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Trump versus il han Omar. Trump did some trolling yesterday
on your favorite Islamic extremist lawmaker. She's not the bald
hated one, is she? She's the other one? No, that's
what's her name? Not Rashida Tulee. What is that bald one?
Is it Presley? Right? Ayana Presley is the bald one.
She's got alo pisha Aloha Presley. That's her name. Here
(00:22):
you go? Okay? So anyway, uh, Trump? And which one?
Ilhan Omar? She's the one who denied nine to eleven
was a tragedy. That's the one whose brother made her
a mother a brusband. Yeah, well, she married her brother
to get him into the country illegally. But didn't my
brother make her a mother. I don't know that they
had a baby. If they they did, I mean we
(00:44):
don't know that they didn't either, So if he, if
he didn't, it wasn't for lack of trying. She wanted
her brother to turn her into a mother. Anyway, Trump,
prelly a good T shirt. We should get that. That'd
be a fun bit to have on a T shirt.
Ilhan Omar, maybe we could get a shirt that says
ellan Omar married her. Presiband, you didn't even hear it.
What I heard you I was coming up with I
(01:05):
was playing topper. No, I said it'd be a great
bit to put on a T shirt. Oh yeah, I agree.
It's a good bed. I agree what you said it.
I didn't say it. I agree that it's a good
bed anyway. So Trump, Trump, did you meet the president
of Somalia. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I'm getting calls from Democrats wanting to meet I never
even heard their names before, and they're claiming to be leaving.
The Democrats have no leader. They remind me of Somalia,
you know. And I met the president of Somalia. I
told him about the problem with Scott. I said, you
have somebody from Somalia who's telling us how to run
(01:43):
our country from Somalia.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
He said, would you like to take her back?
Speaker 2 (01:47):
He said no, I don't want it.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
No, we don't want her. Heal either, But she just
won't leave. He said, no, I don't want to. I
don't want to. You can keep her. I don't worner
you're gonna She's too nasty for me. Even if you
hate Trump, you've got to admit he's the funniest president.
He is a comedian who has ever walked to the
face of the earth. Not always intentionally, but a lot
(02:11):
of times intentionally. I think he knows he's funny. He's
been hamming it up for years now.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
I think we might have a little disagreement about whether
the Democrat Party has a leader or not, because everybody
now seems to agree that AOC is that new leader
for the Democrat Party. She's not even in charge of Congress,
and yet she's in charge of Congress.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
Yeah, it's true. And boyd does she want to bang
Stephen Miller. Listen to the sexual Yeah, it's getting serious
between those two. A lot of sexual tension here with
AOC and White House political consultant Stephen Miller.
Speaker 4 (02:50):
Like he is angry about the fact that he's for ten,
and he looks like he is so.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
Mad that he is for ten that he's taken.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
That anger out any other population possible, like.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Laugh at them, laugh at them.
Speaker 3 (03:09):
Now.
Speaker 1 (03:09):
We did get his reaction to this. He was on
with Laura Ingram and here's what he said.
Speaker 4 (03:14):
We knew that her brain didn't work, now we know
their eyes don't work, so the I mean, she is
a mess right, What a train wreck?
Speaker 1 (03:24):
What a train wreck?
Speaker 4 (03:26):
I think the important point is that is that every
time she's on TV, Republican approval rates go up, Democrat
approve rates go down.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
That lady is a walking nightmare. All right. So she
turns out he's five ten, he's a footballer.
Speaker 3 (03:38):
That's the Democrat Party in a nutshell, And nutshell is
exactly right.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
She embodies the new Democrat Party.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
But yeah, didn't she say when people were picking on
her and saying things about her that it was because
they wanted to sleep with her?
Speaker 1 (03:56):
She said, the reason that Republican men criticize hers so
much is because they're sexually attracted her, which could only
mean that she wants to bang Steven Miller. That's sounds
like she want to do that bad. Yeah, she's really
into it. It's like when he's walking down the street
and she sees Stephen Miller coming to the US Capitol.
In her head, she just wants to ride that pony.
(04:17):
Girl's ready for a year. Girl, get own that thing.
Speaker 3 (04:22):
Now he's five ten. The ten is the most important part,
if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Who knew? Yeah, a sexual attention palpable. You could cut
it with a butter knife.
Speaker 3 (04:33):
Man has a tiptoe walking down the street, or he
going to be dragging that third leg.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
You know what I'm slaying? HEYU see, all we're asking
is that you please control your sexual impulses around Steven Miller.
She wanted to get hold of that man hammer. That's
what she won't Yep. Anyway, we're gonna have to stop
right there and don't make that joke about snails again.
That was inappropriate. Yeah, that was really bad. It's not
a good time for that while was celebrating women. Let's
(04:59):
go ahead and talk about Tyreek Hill of the NFL fame.
I guess y'all heard of Tyreek Hill? All right, is
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Speaker 3 (05:50):
All right, Now, Tyreek Hill had injured and he ain't
gonna play the rest of this season. But that don't
mean the fans can't steal be talking about him and
running their mouth because after he had multiple torn ligaments
in that Monday night game against the Jets, now you
know that they're gonna hurt his whole career. But he
(06:13):
will miss the rest of the twenty five season. Despite
not being active, he is still trending in the news
because his estranged wife. Now, I don't know if y'all
know what that means.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
But it means they're not getting along, they don't like
each other, and she has done filed for the Big
d vours. Isn't a strange wife, She's kind of redundant. Yeah,
well yeah, in a lot of cases.
Speaker 3 (06:38):
Her name is Keeda, and miss Keita has accused Tyreek
Hill of some domestic abuse during their marriage. As a
matter of fact, According to court documents, she claims there
was eight separate incidents, which is a new claim. She
made a couple of claims, and he, of course a
meets fire back, you know, through his lawyers and whatnot,
(07:00):
that she is just taking up a smear campaign in
hopes that Tyreka settle so she'll stop running her mouth
about her.
Speaker 1 (07:08):
What a you know, terrible person he is.
Speaker 3 (07:09):
And gives them, her and her lawyers, an unwarranted amount
of money. And he said, oh hell, now we're gonna
have my day in court.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Now.
Speaker 3 (07:19):
This all goes back a while because in January of
twenty twenty folk she had accused him of roughing her
up a little bit, said he was throwing stuff around
the room during a heated argument, got violent, pushed her, shoved,
she went to the floor, and then he stood over her,
ripped a necklace off her neck.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
You know, probably said some hateful things. Did she wanted
to that question? Yah, she wanted it to be around
her neck. Wow, that's not court.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
And then about ten days later, at a hotel in Orlando,
he came back to the room after the night out
and found a miss Keita packing a bag. She out
of here and he violently attacked her again, threw it
to the floor, twisted her intimate body parts, twisted them,
(08:08):
ripped some hair out, and grabbed anything on her person.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
He could get a holt of.
Speaker 3 (08:14):
And she is hoping that this is the kind of
news story that will cause him to just open that
bank account and just shove millions of dollars out her
and telling a hush.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
And this happened in Orlando. Huh, well, at a hotel,
that's one of them. He should have taken her to
Disney's Polynesian Village resort. Women always like it. Oh, that
would have solved everything. Yeah, she wouldn't have been ashed
mad if she was there. I mean, it's a happy place.
Speaker 3 (08:38):
Another incident a couple of months after that, and Connecticut.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
He is accused of yelling all day because she was
not doing whatever it was he wanted her to do. Details,
you know, they say, the details is horrifying. Inside the
hotel room with some of his other children and family
members down waiting in the lobby, she says she did
(09:03):
not want to go out because she was pregnant and
did not feel well, and he responded by.
Speaker 3 (09:08):
Picking her phone up and throwing it at her face.
I don't know if he hit her in the face,
but he threw it at he He ain't a quarterback.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
He a receiver. You understand, sure exactly. Throwing is not
as easy as they no, and then threw a punch
and tried to hit her in her pregnant belly. Oh
I don't like that now, this is she said, half okay, Well,
there's always that. He said, there's three sides to every story.
That's right.
Speaker 3 (09:32):
But she says she deflected the punch to the stomach,
you know, because pregnant women could do that.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
I am a little skeptical of that. This guy's an
NFL player, she's a pregnant lady, and she's blocking punches.
That is, if that's true, that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 3 (09:46):
Maybe it is just that nature's way of giving pregnant
women like super fighting skills when they're pregnant to protect
protective child.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Actually, that does kind of check out with me. You
might be honest on yeah, I don't fight a pregnant woman.
I wouldn't want to know. And then don't fight a
gay guy because gay guys could fight, they'd be getting
bullied their whole lives. It's true. People always think like
just because he talks with that funny voice. You could
kick his ass. But have you ever seen a gay
guy fight? They're pretty good at fighting, thank you. Yeah.
In other news, another fought away. It turns out that
(10:17):
whether any of this is true or not, or half
of it's true, or all of us true, whatever about
it is true. The fans of the NFL of old sided,
it's true, and they want him kicked out of the
league forever and ever. Amen, which fans the fans of
other teams probably okay? Hey, one more news story today
that involves somebody at a football game getting into trouble.
(10:38):
Landman TV star and a Metroplex resident, Jerry Jones has
caught a little bit of attention from NFL officials today. Yeah,
accidents happened at football games. He flew a bird, some
people slip, some falls, some sit in the wrong seat,
some have mental fingers with the mind of their own
And at least that sounds like it might be Jerry
(10:58):
Jones's defense. How much of go and call? Let's see here?
The report says the Cowboys owner got much needed win
on the road in New York on Sunday.
Speaker 3 (11:05):
But New York, aren't they just begging for it. New
Yorkers love it when you flip them off.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
The Cowboys stomp the hapless Jets thirty seven to twenty two.
I've got the video here. The NFL is gonna find
Jerry Jones two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for giving
a finger to New Yorkers. But that's nothing to him.
To your point? In New York, isn't that like the
I would think that the New Yorkers call that a victory.
If they get you aggravated and annoyed enough to shoot
(11:33):
the bird at them, they win, right, That's like their
favorite thing, and that's what they do. I mean, have
you ever been to New York? God, No, people aren't
flipping the bird at you. In New York. You start
to wonder if you're invisible or soy. It's stuff slat
in New York City. New York City, get a rope.
Walton and Johnson any weird How you don't appreciate something
(11:54):
until it's gone away? That's what they say. Do you remember?
Martin Short used to do a character called Jimmy Glick.
He had a show on Comedy Central Cricket. I think
it's called Jimminy cricket. No, it's something else. No, No,
this is totally different. No, it's Jimmy, Jimmy Glick. I'm
pretty sure not Jimmy. Was it Jimmy or jim Just Jimmy.
It was Jimmy Gleick. Okay, so you got it wrong too. No,
(12:16):
it's Jimminy. I'm looky. I just looked it up in
an unnamed search engine which I won't promote for free
on the radio. His name is Jimmy. The character was
called Jimmy Glick. I remember it was. He was fat, right,
and back in the early two thousands, he had a
show where you would interview celebrities in a fat suit.
And at the time I did not like it at all.
I didn't think it was funny because you hate fat people. Well,
(12:37):
I just thought it was stupid. I was like, why
doesn't Martin short do you know the Three Amigos or something?
I like, you know, you sure it wasn't day in
a Carvey. He's funny. That's a funny guy right there. No,
I'm telling you it was Martin Shork And I just
watched a clip of it a minute ago, and it
was like the it was hilarious. Here's Jimmy, Here's Jimminy
Glick as Martin Short is Jimmy Glick interviewing comedy legend
mel Brooks. What's your big beast with the Nazis? Oh
(13:01):
my god, what's my big bee?
Speaker 4 (13:03):
Yes, it seems like you're always you're always knocking the Nazis.
Speaker 1 (13:09):
That's it's question. Did he ever get I guess the
rude explained it. That's pretty now. I didn't think that
was funny at all back in the day, but now, sure,
now it's hilarious because everything's so watered down and everybody's
a Nazi that disagrees with you or with a Democrat
(13:32):
at least. Yeah, you're under showing that's probably part of it. Yeah,
you're just a little more used to it anyway. And
if you're just getting tuned in here today, guys. Apparently
the police, the Louisiana State Police, have released a detailed
response video to the allegations made by LSU wide receiver
Kyrine Lacy's attorney. Man.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
That is a messed up, complicated, screwed up, a nasty situation.
Speaker 1 (13:55):
I got going there with like nineteen different versions of
what happened. That day. Yeah, they investigation into the player's
deadly car accident was botched. Some have claimed Lacey's attorney,
Matt Orie, commented on a video that he suggests shows
Lacey was driving his Green Charger dozens of yards away
from the site where two cars smashed into each other
December seventeenth.
Speaker 3 (14:15):
Did we also hear he was one hundred yards behind
the crash? And I also read he was fifty yards
in front of the crash. Now he's just a couple
of dozen yards now, which is it?
Speaker 1 (14:24):
The attorney says the evidence submitted in the crash report
does not support the theory that Kyra and Lacy should
have known that his actions were the cause of the
crash that happened approximately seventy two yards from him. Good lord,
But the state police released a video of their own
laying out all the evidence, and they claim Lacey was
at fault for the accident. In the video, the police
(14:44):
explained that the accident occurred in front of Lacey's car
because he was driving erratically and caused another driver to
react approximately to appropriately to avoid a head on collision
with Lacey's car. And anyway, the video explains that the
green Dodge charge or is seen traveling south in the
opposing lane, So.
Speaker 3 (15:02):
They have video evidence, and they still have conflicting stories
after they see the video.
Speaker 1 (15:08):
Yeah, it said that it was seen traveling south in
an opposing lane on LA twenty at a high rate
of speed, passing three passenger vehicles in one loaded eighteen
wheeler in a designated no passing zone with forty mile
per hour posted speed limit. And in the video it
says a green Dodge charger returns to the southbound lane aggressive,
breaking an engine deceleration or immediately followed by a crash
(15:32):
that could be heard on the surveillance footage. The attorney
claims that since Lacey had been back in his law
that had been back in his lane and at least
seventy yards behind the spot where the accident occurred, he
could not have caused the accident, But the Louisiana State
Police say that the accident occurred because a driver in
the northbound lane feared that Lacey was going to hit
him head on before the football player had cut back
(15:53):
into his proper southbound lane. Lacey was arrested for the
accident in January, released on one hundred and fifty one
thousand dollars bond. He was charged with negligent homicide, felony,
hit and run in reckless operation of a vehicle, and
the death of the other driver. The player was found
dead in a car with a self inflicted gunshot wounded
in April. Yeah, later on, not that day, any later on, yeah, familiar. Later.
Speaker 3 (16:15):
He could not he just couldn't live with all the
accusations that was being flowing.
Speaker 1 (16:21):
And an interesting how I think right at the end
of the report, they want you to know all of
his sports statistics.
Speaker 3 (16:26):
Oh, I know, they always do that with a with
athletes involved in the news.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
During his five year collegiate career at University of Mill
of Louisiana and LSU, Lacey caught one hundred and sixty
two passes for twenty three hundred and sixty yards and
scored twenty six touchdowns.
Speaker 3 (16:41):
They almost do that as though it makes whatever nefarious
deeds they've done, okay, well, yeah, but look how good
he was at football?
Speaker 1 (16:51):
Yeah? Oh, who is that? What was it? Aaron Hernandez?
You remember that? Oh? Yeah, it was really weird then,
because every time you'd hear a story about this guy
was the worst thing you ever heard, was hanging out
with gang bangers, and they sent him to prison where
he was having all this gay sex. And then he
killed himself. And he ran five hundred yards one season
and wait, yeah, set several records in the n C
(17:12):
Double A for whatever. Yeah. Oh well then he gets
a pass? Yeah yeah, yeah, I know he caught a
lot of passes. Not that kind of path. What was
he running back? I forget? It was a while ago. Anyway, anyway,
he's dead. Now. You know which one you talk about?
Was he? What? Both of them? Both of them killed themselves. Well,
they played different positions. Uh no, he said, was he
(17:34):
a running back? Who you talk about? He said? Is
he a running back? Tell me who he is? Well,
I hang Aaron Hernandez was a power bottom, if I'd
not mistaken. Uh, not a running back? No, no, no,
what was his position? No, I don't remember. It was
a long time ago. May be that wasn't a patriot.
Speaker 3 (17:50):
Maybe looking at that, it wasn't the tightness of the
of the end, Well it was tight at first, but
not later on.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Anyway, The Cincinnati Bengals have clearly had enough of Jake
Brownings experiment, or the experiment that is Jake Browning on Tuesday.
That was yesterday, only one day after head coach Zach
Taylor said his team would evaluate their options with the quarterback.
Bengals completed a trade with their in state division rival,
the Cleveland Browns to acquire a long time veteran quarterback,
Joe Flacco. Oh really, yeah, Cincinnati, he's gonna get Flacco
(18:21):
and a sixth round pick in exchange for a fifth
round pick. And the move comes just over a week
after the Browns benched Flacco in favor of rookie quarterback
Dylan Gabrielle. And how'd that work out for him? Let's see,
I don't remember how it went. Man doesn't say here
in the report. I don't know. I'm not much of
an Ohio football fan, but I was interested to see
they made the trade. So and hey, congratulations Joe Flacco
(18:42):
still playing football after all? Yeah? What is he like?
Eighty gotta be Yeah, he's eighty two. He should have
done ayahuasca. That seems to work. Yeah, that Aaron Rodgers guy,
he's like in his seventies. I think, yeah, look how
great he's doing? Sure? Yeah, I mean how great is
he doing?
Speaker 2 (18:58):
Well?
Speaker 1 (18:58):
He's alive, you know, he's doing.
Speaker 3 (19:00):
We got a job, got that going for Not everybody
got a job today, had a job last week.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
You know, those things happen all right, real quick, here's
your FAFO report for today. A Latin Kings gang member
in Chicago has been arrested after placing a bounty on
the commander at a large Border patrol facility that was
at the Bongino guy. Well, the chief's name is Bob Vino.
Yes what I say, No, Bombino is the deputy director
of the FBI is a different guy. Why do you
(19:26):
always have to confuse things? I mean everything has to
be confusing with you. Huh. I didn't name these people, Billy,
Are you the one that got it wrong? Yeah, I'm
not doing like a bit where we say confusing names
or whatever. Oh boy. So, in the words of my
late friend Aretha Franklin shows some r eSPI CT Walton
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Trump versus il han Omar. Trump did some trolling yesterday
on your favorite Islamic extremist lawmaker. She's not the bald
hated one, is she? She's the other one? No, that's
what's her name? Not Rashida Tulee. What is that bald one?
Is it Presley? Right? Ayana Presley is the bald one.
She's got alo pisha Aloha Presley. That's her name. Here
(00:22):
you go? Okay? So anyway, uh, Trump? And which one?
Ilhan Omar? She's the one who denied nine to eleven
was a tragedy. That's the one whose brother made her
a mother a brusband. Yeah, well, she married her brother
to get him into the country illegally. But didn't my
brother make her a mother. I don't know that they
had a baby. If they they did, I mean we
(00:44):
don't know that they didn't either, So if he, if
he didn't, it wasn't for lack of trying. She wanted
her brother to turn her into a mother. Anyway, Trump,
prelly a good T shirt. We should get that. That'd
be a fun bit to have on a T shirt.
Ilhan Omar, maybe we could get a shirt that says
ellan Omar married her. Presiband, you didn't even hear it.
What I heard you I was coming up with I
(01:05):
was playing topper. No, I said it'd be a great
bit to put on a T shirt. Oh yeah, I agree.
It's a good bed. I agree what you said it.
I didn't say it. I agree that it's a good
bed anyway. So Trump, Trump, did you meet the president
of Somalia. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2 (01:22):
I'm getting calls from Democrats wanting to meet I never
even heard their names before, and they're claiming to be leaving.
The Democrats have no leader. They remind me of Somalia,
you know. And I met the president of Somalia. I
told him about the problem with Scott. I said, you
have somebody from Somalia who's telling us how to run
(01:43):
our country from Somalia.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
He said, would you like to take her back?
Speaker 2 (01:47):
He said no, I don't want it.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
No, we don't want her. Heal either, But she just
won't leave. He said, no, I don't want to. I
don't want to. You can keep her. I don't worner
you're gonna She's too nasty for me. Even if you
hate Trump, you've got to admit he's the funniest president.
He is a comedian who has ever walked to the
face of the earth. Not always intentionally, but a lot
(02:11):
of times intentionally. I think he knows he's funny. He's
been hamming it up for years now.
Speaker 3 (02:16):
I think we might have a little disagreement about whether
the Democrat Party has a leader or not, because everybody
now seems to agree that AOC is that new leader
for the Democrat Party. She's not even in charge of Congress,
and yet she's in charge of Congress.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
Yeah, it's true. And boyd does she want to bang
Stephen Miller. Listen to the sexual Yeah, it's getting serious
between those two. A lot of sexual tension here with
AOC and White House political consultant Stephen Miller.
Speaker 4 (02:50):
Like he is angry about the fact that he's for ten,
and he looks like he is so.
Speaker 1 (02:55):
Mad that he is for ten that he's taken.
Speaker 3 (02:58):
That anger out any other population possible, like.
Speaker 1 (03:06):
Laugh at them, laugh at them.
Speaker 3 (03:09):
Now.
Speaker 1 (03:09):
We did get his reaction to this. He was on
with Laura Ingram and here's what he said.
Speaker 4 (03:14):
We knew that her brain didn't work, now we know
their eyes don't work, so the I mean, she is
a mess right, What a train wreck?
Speaker 1 (03:24):
What a train wreck?
Speaker 4 (03:26):
I think the important point is that is that every
time she's on TV, Republican approval rates go up, Democrat
approve rates go down.
Speaker 1 (03:33):
That lady is a walking nightmare. All right. So she
turns out he's five ten, he's a footballer.
Speaker 3 (03:38):
That's the Democrat Party in a nutshell, And nutshell is
exactly right.
Speaker 1 (03:43):
She embodies the new Democrat Party.
Speaker 3 (03:48):
But yeah, didn't she say when people were picking on
her and saying things about her that it was because
they wanted to sleep with her?
Speaker 1 (03:56):
She said, the reason that Republican men criticize hers so
much is because they're sexually attracted her, which could only
mean that she wants to bang Steven Miller. That's sounds
like she want to do that bad. Yeah, she's really
into it. It's like when he's walking down the street
and she sees Stephen Miller coming to the US Capitol.
In her head, she just wants to ride that pony.
(04:17):
Girl's ready for a year. Girl, get own that thing.
Speaker 3 (04:22):
Now he's five ten. The ten is the most important part,
if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1 (04:28):
Who knew? Yeah, a sexual attention palpable. You could cut
it with a butter knife.
Speaker 3 (04:33):
Man has a tiptoe walking down the street, or he
going to be dragging that third leg.
Speaker 1 (04:37):
You know what I'm slaying? HEYU see, all we're asking
is that you please control your sexual impulses around Steven Miller.
She wanted to get hold of that man hammer. That's
what she won't Yep. Anyway, we're gonna have to stop
right there and don't make that joke about snails again.
That was inappropriate. Yeah, that was really bad. It's not
a good time for that while was celebrating women. Let's
(04:59):
go ahead and talk about Tyreek Hill of the NFL fame.
I guess y'all heard of Tyreek Hill? All right, is
this an official, reporters, Let's go ahead and make it
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All right, Now, Tyreek Hill had injured and he ain't
gonna play the rest of this season. But that don't
mean the fans can't steal be talking about him and
running their mouth because after he had multiple torn ligaments
in that Monday night game against the Jets, now you
know that they're gonna hurt his whole career. But he
(06:13):
will miss the rest of the twenty five season. Despite
not being active, he is still trending in the news
because his estranged wife. Now, I don't know if y'all
know what that means.
Speaker 1 (06:27):
But it means they're not getting along, they don't like
each other, and she has done filed for the Big
d vours. Isn't a strange wife, She's kind of redundant. Yeah,
well yeah, in a lot of cases.
Speaker 3 (06:38):
Her name is Keeda, and miss Keita has accused Tyreek
Hill of some domestic abuse during their marriage. As a
matter of fact, According to court documents, she claims there
was eight separate incidents, which is a new claim. She
made a couple of claims, and he, of course a
meets fire back, you know, through his lawyers and whatnot,
(07:00):
that she is just taking up a smear campaign in
hopes that Tyreka settle so she'll stop running her mouth
about her.
Speaker 1 (07:08):
What a you know, terrible person he is.
Speaker 3 (07:09):
And gives them, her and her lawyers, an unwarranted amount
of money. And he said, oh hell, now we're gonna
have my day in court.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Now.
Speaker 3 (07:19):
This all goes back a while because in January of
twenty twenty folk she had accused him of roughing her
up a little bit, said he was throwing stuff around
the room during a heated argument, got violent, pushed her, shoved,
she went to the floor, and then he stood over her,
ripped a necklace off her neck.
Speaker 1 (07:40):
You know, probably said some hateful things. Did she wanted
to that question? Yah, she wanted it to be around
her neck. Wow, that's not court.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
And then about ten days later, at a hotel in Orlando,
he came back to the room after the night out
and found a miss Keita packing a bag. She out
of here and he violently attacked her again, threw it
to the floor, twisted her intimate body parts, twisted them,
(08:08):
ripped some hair out, and grabbed anything on her person.
Speaker 1 (08:12):
He could get a holt of.
Speaker 3 (08:14):
And she is hoping that this is the kind of
news story that will cause him to just open that
bank account and just shove millions of dollars out her
and telling a hush.
Speaker 1 (08:25):
And this happened in Orlando. Huh, well, at a hotel,
that's one of them. He should have taken her to
Disney's Polynesian Village resort. Women always like it. Oh, that
would have solved everything. Yeah, she wouldn't have been ashed
mad if she was there. I mean, it's a happy place.
Speaker 3 (08:38):
Another incident a couple of months after that, and Connecticut.
Speaker 1 (08:42):
He is accused of yelling all day because she was
not doing whatever it was he wanted her to do. Details,
you know, they say, the details is horrifying. Inside the
hotel room with some of his other children and family
members down waiting in the lobby, she says she did
(09:03):
not want to go out because she was pregnant and
did not feel well, and he responded by.
Speaker 3 (09:08):
Picking her phone up and throwing it at her face.
I don't know if he hit her in the face,
but he threw it at he He ain't a quarterback.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
He a receiver. You understand, sure exactly. Throwing is not
as easy as they no, and then threw a punch
and tried to hit her in her pregnant belly. Oh
I don't like that now, this is she said, half okay, Well,
there's always that. He said, there's three sides to every story.
That's right.
Speaker 3 (09:32):
But she says she deflected the punch to the stomach,
you know, because pregnant women could do that.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
I am a little skeptical of that. This guy's an
NFL player, she's a pregnant lady, and she's blocking punches.
That is, if that's true, that's pretty impressive.
Speaker 3 (09:46):
Maybe it is just that nature's way of giving pregnant
women like super fighting skills when they're pregnant to protect
protective child.
Speaker 1 (09:55):
Actually, that does kind of check out with me. You
might be honest on yeah, I don't fight a pregnant woman.
I wouldn't want to know. And then don't fight a
gay guy because gay guys could fight, they'd be getting
bullied their whole lives. It's true. People always think like
just because he talks with that funny voice. You could
kick his ass. But have you ever seen a gay
guy fight? They're pretty good at fighting, thank you. Yeah.
In other news, another fought away. It turns out that
(10:17):
whether any of this is true or not, or half
of it's true, or all of us true, whatever about
it is true. The fans of the NFL of old sided,
it's true, and they want him kicked out of the
league forever and ever. Amen, which fans the fans of
other teams probably okay? Hey, one more news story today
that involves somebody at a football game getting into trouble.
(10:38):
Landman TV star and a Metroplex resident, Jerry Jones has
caught a little bit of attention from NFL officials today. Yeah,
accidents happened at football games. He flew a bird, some
people slip, some falls, some sit in the wrong seat,
some have mental fingers with the mind of their own
And at least that sounds like it might be Jerry
(10:58):
Jones's defense. How much of go and call? Let's see here?
The report says the Cowboys owner got much needed win
on the road in New York on Sunday.
Speaker 3 (11:05):
But New York, aren't they just begging for it. New
Yorkers love it when you flip them off.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
The Cowboys stomp the hapless Jets thirty seven to twenty two.
I've got the video here. The NFL is gonna find
Jerry Jones two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for giving
a finger to New Yorkers. But that's nothing to him.
To your point? In New York, isn't that like the
I would think that the New Yorkers call that a victory.
If they get you aggravated and annoyed enough to shoot
(11:33):
the bird at them, they win, right, That's like their
favorite thing, and that's what they do. I mean, have
you ever been to New York? God, No, people aren't
flipping the bird at you. In New York. You start
to wonder if you're invisible or soy. It's stuff slat
in New York City. New York City, get a rope.
Walton and Johnson any weird How you don't appreciate something
(11:54):
until it's gone away? That's what they say. Do you remember?
Martin Short used to do a character called Jimmy Glick.
He had a show on Comedy Central Cricket. I think
it's called Jimminy cricket. No, it's something else. No, No,
this is totally different. No, it's Jimmy, Jimmy Glick. I'm
pretty sure not Jimmy. Was it Jimmy or jim Just Jimmy.
It was Jimmy Gleick. Okay, so you got it wrong too. No,
(12:16):
it's Jimminy. I'm looky. I just looked it up in
an unnamed search engine which I won't promote for free
on the radio. His name is Jimmy. The character was
called Jimmy Glick. I remember it was. He was fat, right,
and back in the early two thousands, he had a
show where you would interview celebrities in a fat suit.
And at the time I did not like it at all.
I didn't think it was funny because you hate fat people. Well,
(12:37):
I just thought it was stupid. I was like, why
doesn't Martin short do you know the Three Amigos or something?
I like, you know, you sure it wasn't day in
a Carvey. He's funny. That's a funny guy right there. No,
I'm telling you it was Martin Shork And I just
watched a clip of it a minute ago, and it
was like the it was hilarious. Here's Jimmy, Here's Jimminy
Glick as Martin Short is Jimmy Glick interviewing comedy legend
mel Brooks. What's your big beast with the Nazis? Oh
(13:01):
my god, what's my big bee?
Speaker 4 (13:03):
Yes, it seems like you're always you're always knocking the Nazis.
Speaker 1 (13:09):
That's it's question. Did he ever get I guess the
rude explained it. That's pretty now. I didn't think that
was funny at all back in the day, but now, sure,
now it's hilarious because everything's so watered down and everybody's
a Nazi that disagrees with you or with a Democrat
(13:32):
at least. Yeah, you're under showing that's probably part of it. Yeah,
you're just a little more used to it anyway. And
if you're just getting tuned in here today, guys. Apparently
the police, the Louisiana State Police, have released a detailed
response video to the allegations made by LSU wide receiver
Kyrine Lacy's attorney. Man.
Speaker 3 (13:49):
That is a messed up, complicated, screwed up, a nasty situation.
Speaker 1 (13:55):
I got going there with like nineteen different versions of
what happened. That day. Yeah, they investigation into the player's
deadly car accident was botched. Some have claimed Lacey's attorney,
Matt Orie, commented on a video that he suggests shows
Lacey was driving his Green Charger dozens of yards away
from the site where two cars smashed into each other
December seventeenth.
Speaker 3 (14:15):
Did we also hear he was one hundred yards behind
the crash? And I also read he was fifty yards
in front of the crash. Now he's just a couple
of dozen yards now, which is it?
Speaker 1 (14:24):
The attorney says the evidence submitted in the crash report
does not support the theory that Kyra and Lacy should
have known that his actions were the cause of the
crash that happened approximately seventy two yards from him. Good lord,
But the state police released a video of their own
laying out all the evidence, and they claim Lacey was
at fault for the accident. In the video, the police
(14:44):
explained that the accident occurred in front of Lacey's car
because he was driving erratically and caused another driver to
react approximately to appropriately to avoid a head on collision
with Lacey's car. And anyway, the video explains that the
green Dodge charge or is seen traveling south in the
opposing lane, So.
Speaker 3 (15:02):
They have video evidence, and they still have conflicting stories
after they see the video.
Speaker 1 (15:08):
Yeah, it said that it was seen traveling south in
an opposing lane on LA twenty at a high rate
of speed, passing three passenger vehicles in one loaded eighteen
wheeler in a designated no passing zone with forty mile
per hour posted speed limit. And in the video it
says a green Dodge charger returns to the southbound lane aggressive,
breaking an engine deceleration or immediately followed by a crash
(15:32):
that could be heard on the surveillance footage. The attorney
claims that since Lacey had been back in his law
that had been back in his lane and at least
seventy yards behind the spot where the accident occurred, he
could not have caused the accident, But the Louisiana State
Police say that the accident occurred because a driver in
the northbound lane feared that Lacey was going to hit
him head on before the football player had cut back
(15:53):
into his proper southbound lane. Lacey was arrested for the
accident in January, released on one hundred and fifty one
thousand dollars bond. He was charged with negligent homicide, felony,
hit and run in reckless operation of a vehicle, and
the death of the other driver. The player was found
dead in a car with a self inflicted gunshot wounded
in April. Yeah, later on, not that day, any later on, yeah, familiar. Later.
Speaker 3 (16:15):
He could not he just couldn't live with all the
accusations that was being flowing.
Speaker 1 (16:21):
And an interesting how I think right at the end
of the report, they want you to know all of
his sports statistics.
Speaker 3 (16:26):
Oh, I know, they always do that with a with
athletes involved in the news.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
During his five year collegiate career at University of Mill
of Louisiana and LSU, Lacey caught one hundred and sixty
two passes for twenty three hundred and sixty yards and
scored twenty six touchdowns.
Speaker 3 (16:41):
They almost do that as though it makes whatever nefarious
deeds they've done, okay, well, yeah, but look how good
he was at football?
Speaker 1 (16:51):
Yeah? Oh, who is that? What was it? Aaron Hernandez?
You remember that? Oh? Yeah, it was really weird then,
because every time you'd hear a story about this guy
was the worst thing you ever heard, was hanging out
with gang bangers, and they sent him to prison where
he was having all this gay sex. And then he
killed himself. And he ran five hundred yards one season
and wait, yeah, set several records in the n C
(17:12):
Double A for whatever. Yeah. Oh well then he gets
a pass? Yeah yeah, yeah, I know he caught a
lot of passes. Not that kind of path. What was
he running back? I forget? It was a while ago. Anyway, anyway,
he's dead. Now. You know which one you talk about?
Was he? What? Both of them? Both of them killed themselves. Well,
they played different positions. Uh no, he said, was he
(17:34):
a running back? Who you talk about? He said? Is
he a running back? Tell me who he is? Well,
I hang Aaron Hernandez was a power bottom, if I'd
not mistaken. Uh, not a running back? No, no, no,
what was his position? No, I don't remember. It was
a long time ago. May be that wasn't a patriot.
Speaker 3 (17:50):
Maybe looking at that, it wasn't the tightness of the
of the end, Well it was tight at first, but
not later on.
Speaker 1 (17:56):
Anyway, The Cincinnati Bengals have clearly had enough of Jake
Brownings experiment, or the experiment that is Jake Browning on Tuesday.
That was yesterday, only one day after head coach Zach
Taylor said his team would evaluate their options with the quarterback.
Bengals completed a trade with their in state division rival,
the Cleveland Browns to acquire a long time veteran quarterback,
Joe Flacco. Oh really, yeah, Cincinnati, he's gonna get Flacco
(18:21):
and a sixth round pick in exchange for a fifth
round pick. And the move comes just over a week
after the Browns benched Flacco in favor of rookie quarterback
Dylan Gabrielle. And how'd that work out for him? Let's see,
I don't remember how it went. Man doesn't say here
in the report. I don't know. I'm not much of
an Ohio football fan, but I was interested to see
they made the trade. So and hey, congratulations Joe Flacco
(18:42):
still playing football after all? Yeah? What is he like?
Eighty gotta be Yeah, he's eighty two. He should have
done ayahuasca. That seems to work. Yeah, that Aaron Rodgers guy,
he's like in his seventies. I think, yeah, look how
great he's doing? Sure? Yeah, I mean how great is
he doing?
Speaker 2 (18:58):
Well?
Speaker 1 (18:58):
He's alive, you know, he's doing.
Speaker 3 (19:00):
We got a job, got that going for Not everybody
got a job today, had a job last week.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
You know, those things happen all right, real quick, here's
your FAFO report for today. A Latin Kings gang member
in Chicago has been arrested after placing a bounty on
the commander at a large Border patrol facility that was
at the Bongino guy. Well, the chief's name is Bob Vino.
Yes what I say, No, Bombino is the deputy director
of the FBI is a different guy. Why do you
(19:26):
always have to confuse things? I mean everything has to
be confusing with you. Huh. I didn't name these people, Billy,
Are you the one that got it wrong? Yeah, I'm
not doing like a bit where we say confusing names
or whatever. Oh boy. So, in the words of my
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