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Speaker 1 (00:00):
A man in Texas was spotted wearing only a diaper
and he was reportedly walking around asking random people to
change him. And here's the craziest part about this. Somebody
did he wasn't Joe Biden.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Oh well, no, you said a man in Texas.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
I didn't think Joe ventured far from the home state. Now,
I don't think he's allowed to know in that wild
guy's just walking around? Was he also a cheerleader in
the NFL? Oh god, you watch?
Speaker 2 (00:27):
Yeah, I don't appreciate you sending me that video because
then I watched it and I wish I hadn't. But uh,
people have asked, didn't the Saints have a male cheerleader
several years ago? And yes they did, but he didn't.
We watched, they didn't look the same.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
We compared during the commercial break, and we noticed the
Saints male cheerleader from a couple of years back wore pants.
He didn't war, he didn't wear daisy dukes, which is
the Vikings guys wearing short shorts, and he didn't have
pom poms. He just he did the choreography with the women,
but he didn't.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
All the girls on the Saint stations they had pump
poms and they're throwing them around and he didn't have
any well, he had was he just was making fists.
Are they saying gay men can't shake their pump palms
just like the girls?
Speaker 3 (01:14):
Gant?
Speaker 1 (01:14):
I'm sorry, mister Kenneth. That's what you took from it?
Is this, This is very insulting what I took from it.
First of all, we don't know that that guy was gay.
How do you know he was gay? I know people, Okay,
who know people? Okay, mister Kennet. But that being said,
I you know, you see him dance. Men and women
are different, and that's okay. I've always felt like the
(01:34):
cheerleaders out on the field gave women an opportunity to
be part of this whole thing. Now they're giving those
jobs to men too.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
Yes, apparently the best women in cheerleading are also men.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
That's the way we we see it. Mm mmmmm. That
is a mess, isn't it? It is a mess. But anyway,
put some pants on. That'd be my advice. You know,
could you wear pants? Is it all right? Uh? You
know do you have to wear Do you have to
see a man's legs like that? Why do I need
to see your upper thighs while I'm watching a football game.
(02:06):
I don't you know, it's very uh ugh, I'm looking
at it. Look at how he arches his back. Only
women arch their backs like that. I'm looking at the
Vikings guy now on my screen. Yeah. Somebody in the
comment section, because we posted that video over the weekend,
one of our friends Chance posted that dude is probably
working his way through the cheerleaders like a hot knife
through butter. Oh sure, I don't think that's what's happening.
(02:30):
Don't You might want to pretend, you know, you might
want to go out for the for the cheerleading squad
as well, so that you could work your way through
all the ladies. But if you dance like that, you're
not going to be interested. Oh oh, I've given up
on dating. I just uh, I don't after what recently
(02:51):
happened to me, and I think I'm considering the priesthood.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
I don't blame you. Yeah about damn time, thank you. Yeah,
I'm not sure if you're being serious or not. Too
many psychos, Oh, you wouldn't believe it. And that's just
in Kidney's world. Multiply that by Yeah, However, many people
are on those date and apps. Pretty much half of
our psycho and the other half don't know that the
other half of psycho, so they go out on You know.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
Me pretty well, We've traveled together, We've known each other
for years at this point, most of my adult life.
Isn't it weird to think that in more than one
situation recently, I've been alone with someone on a date
and I wasn't the weird one. That is weird. I
mean in itself, that you were the more mentally stable
of the two. Believe me, Good lord, I know, I know,
even I can't believe it.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Where are you picking these people from that you're on
dates with?
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Wherever? It is? Stop it? Well, some of them I'm
getting set up on dates and some of that in
some cases the dating app. But it doesn't matter. I
have come to learn at this point. And I don't
know that it's just women. I'm not suggesting it is,
but I think single people, especially those I don't know
in my age group, are just broken. And that's okay.
You know, there are other things in life that I
(04:00):
can learn to value, and so that's what I'm trying
to do. Yes, like God, peace and quiet? Yeah, what
meditation moments, that sort of thing. Well, tomorrow night, I'm
going to be one of the keynote speakers at the
I believe it's called the Maverick Dinner. It's an oil
and gas thing in Baton Rouge. You ever heard of Manly,
doesn't it? Yeah? Myverick? Yeah, Well that's okay. If I
can't go out and conquer the poon Tang, then the
(04:21):
least I could do is go out and try to
help the energy industry to liberate America. Well, if Kenny
speaking before the Energy Group helps, I'd love to know how.
I'm sure people will email us and let us know
after your speech, just exactly did you educate the oil
(04:42):
and gas people or did you more inspire? Would you say,
I think the word would be entertain I'm gonna, you know,
if you.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
Could be inspiring, you should, you know, throw a little
of that in there towards the end of your speech.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
I'm going to try to do both of those things.
I think it's a fair question. You know, it's a
rare opportunity to get to go out and talk to
some very serious people, and I'm really looking forward to it.
But you know, one person who inspires me is Donald
Trump's secretary for Energy, Christopher Wright. Now, this is a
guy who is probably the greatest energy secretary we've ever had.
Is he will be there tomorrow night too. No, he's
(05:15):
not well. I mean maybe he is. Actually I don't
know the answer to that, but I'll be there with
the governor of Louisiana, and I really enjoy Christopher Wright.
For the first time ever, we have an energy secretary
who actually works in the energy industry. About that, he
actually knows something about the business. All the shocking. All
the previous energy secretaries we had were either college professors
(05:36):
if it was a Democrat, or governors of a state
with oil and gas if it was a Republican. Christopher
Wright is the first time we ever had someone that
was this smart.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
So energy matters. It matters for human lives, It matters
for human well being, It matters for low income people
and social mobility low income people to come up. When
you hear crazy stuff today, check it out. Dig a
little deeper. Hurricanes are not growing, that's in the IPCC report.
Tornadoes are actually on the decline. Floods, droughts, all of
(06:09):
these things you hear ceaselessly. They just simply aren't so.
It is even controversial that they're not so. But media
politicians just continually abuse these facts. And I'll end with
one last fact, because anxiety is growing among kids. I'm
sure everyone has seen that twenty percent of kids go
to bed at night worried about climate change. Your chance
(06:31):
of dying from extreme weather today is greater than ninety
five It has been reduced by more than ninety seven
percent over the last century. There's just an absolute plummeting
from five hundred thousand people a year dying from extreme
weather to less than ten thousand in the last couple
of years.
Speaker 1 (06:51):
I want you to imagine for a minute that there
is an ideology in America right now, a mainstream ideology
that goes around telling children that while they're asleep, there's
a good chance they will die in a hurricane or
a tornado or a mud slide. And there's actually no
science to back this up. It's no, statistically, very unlikely.
It's like cruelty. It does sound a little bit like
(07:12):
child abuse, doesn't it to him? Again?
Speaker 2 (07:15):
Does that guy going to be at your speech tomorrow? No,
he'll be there in spirit, but he won't actually be. Well,
then I'm thinking, pretty easy day for you. You should
just take his speech.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Just plage your eyes of speech. Yeah, I could probably
sprinkle in a few fart jokes about politicians. That's kind
of what I'm good at, you know, I would definitely
go with that.
Speaker 2 (07:32):
Now you're talking, these guys dodge fake news like it's
their ex wife's lawyer.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Tune in to the Walton and Johnson show. All right,
I was wrong. I was wrong about something, and I'm
here to admit it right now. Is it about your dating? No,
we'll get to that later. I did go on a
weird date this weekend.
Speaker 2 (07:50):
They were getting emails. Well, you just announced that you're
giving up dating idea. It was this past weekend that finally,
this app user says Kenny. I know Dayton's hard and all,
and you haven't had a lot of look lately, but seriously,
the priesthood, come on, let's not drag the children into
your problems. Okay, how dare you stay off the children?
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Canny? Statistically speaking, only a fraction of Catholic priests were pedophiles.
But yes, we do admit that some of them are.
And eight tenths is a fraction that's not that is
not true. It is a fraction. Okay, now I'm.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
Saying it's the fraction that you know applies to the
priesthood four fifths.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
No, no, no, I I was wrong about the hurricane,
Billy ed, Yeah, you were. I thought when I heard
about this hurricane that it was nothing to be concerned
about because I thought it was Hurricane Aaron a r O.
N Oh, no, no, no, it's with an e C. Now,
I no, Now that's trouble. I know, now that you
know it's a woman, it's totally different.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
I've been saying she the whole time. I've been talking
about her, but you know people do that with hurricanes anyway.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
Yeah, I didn't think it Hurricane Dave. How she doing?
You know exactly? Yeah, I didn't know that this was
literally e R. Now I feel differently about it, and
I apologize, and I do take it here to the
people of North Carolina that are evacuating right now. All
right now, it.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
Still looks like it's just going like straight in to
the east coast, but they keep showing it curling and
peeling back out. But she's really big. So even if
the center of the storm doesn't hit land, it's still
going to be a problem for the whole area. And
those outer banks they're really well they're they're outer banks.
(09:30):
They're at sea level.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
All right, So the hurricane has it already hit Haiti?
Where is it now? How does it hit Haiti and
then go up to North Carolina. That's a weird trip.
It goes like a and then it goes and then
over there. Look that big See that big curve on
your map. It's true, it looks it's kind of long
and thin, and then it's got these two little circles
(09:52):
at the bottom of it. It's sort of a curve
at the top. They all curve like that, sort of
like the circumcised part of the her caane right there.
And then that's what we call that, the hurricane circumcision.
That's meteorological language. It's a colloquialism that we in the
industry use. I had no idea.
Speaker 2 (10:08):
Yeah, well all right, I can if if if you're
not too concerned about aaron A, you don't live in
you know, the East Coast.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Area or Haiti or or Haiti. We do have listeners
in Haiti.
Speaker 2 (10:20):
Maybe we can get you concerned about the next one. Okay,
there's another one, A little disturbance. It's peeled off the
coast of Africa, and is you know, kind of well
way behind erin. But a week from now we might
be looking at something completely different. And a week from Friday,
(10:40):
just saying happens to be the uh, you know, twenty
year anniversary of Katrina. Oh yeah, no, no, you shouldn't
say no, we won't say anything about that.
Speaker 1 (10:55):
Hang on, twenty year anniversary of Katrina. War on every
corner of the earth right now, Well, rabbits with horns,
zombie squirrels.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
It feels like this is kind of revelation. Is she
is a New Orleans politician? Does involve in crime?
Speaker 1 (11:10):
That doesn't really strike me as a sign of the apocalypse?
Seem unusual at all? No, that part of it, I've
actually seemed pretty predictable. I kind of think that happens
once every few hours, does it? Yeah? She okay? I
guess LaToya probably needs a little bit of help right now,
mister Oh, maybe you could offer her some legal advice.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
You know, I don't believe I have none. Don't do crime?
That would have been my advice, but would like it
a little late for that. Does she listen to the show?
She usually does tune to you. She have hired a
criminal defense attorney. Hmmm, yeah, well it's a good thing.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
A little bit of news from Tennessee for our listeners
up in Memphis and beyond. We have quite a few
listeners there. An ex Tennessee cop has been arrested for
groping an OnlyFans model's breasts during a mock traffic stop
for an X rated promotional video while on duty. He's
entered in New Plea to escape jail time. That very
convoluted story. They were filming a fake stop. Yeah, and
(12:08):
an X rated promotional video rated sounds to me like
he kind of had to groper. The news story is
a little confusing. He's a former Nashville cop is named
Sean Herman. He pleaded no contest to felony official misconduct
in Nashville's Criminal Court on Thursday.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
If they did get a video of it, I heard, yeah,
you heard about it. It's hard to say, and that
didn't happen when got the video.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
Now, as a result of his new plea, he was
sentenced to a year of supervised probation. He was also
granted judicial diversion, meaning that if eligible defendants successfully complete
probation is ordered, their cases made to be dismissed, and
the charges cleared from their record. Now, if you're confused
about what happened, so were we? Yeah, he's thirty five
years old. He was fired from the Nashville Police Department
in May of twenty twenty four after detectives with a
(12:53):
specialized investigations division discovered that Shawn was the officer wearing
his uniform in an X rated video produced by a
local OnlyFans quote unquote star named Jordan. Now, to make
this even more frustrating, she spells Jordan with an I
j O R dim okay, leading one to believe she
has never read a book before. Right did she decide
(13:16):
how to spell her name? Probably? It sounds like it's
her stage name. Probably Camra name. I'm just wondering. People
that have unusual names usually didn't pick them themselves, but
she might have. According to the post, the scandalous skit
shows Jordan after she is quote pulled over, exposing her
breast and then inviting the officer to grope her and
in a bid to avoid a ticket. So she wasn't
(13:38):
mad about this, the people were. Here's where it gets
even worse. His balls. She is then seen grabbing his
crotch as the officer touches her breasts. While the officer
cannot be seen from the shoulders up, part of his
police patch on his arm was briefly exposed as he
reached for the Only Fans creator's breasts, revealing that he
worked for the Nashville Department. The investigation determined the video
(13:59):
was created a twenty six in a warehouse parking lot
while Sean was on duty as a patrol officer. Oh boy.
He was arrested in charge with two counts of official misconduct.
He was later released on a three thousand dollars bond.
So what do you say a former police officer, right?
You mean like a rethently former police officer. I have
(14:19):
very nix feelings about it. They just formered him like
because of this event. Because on one hand, you know,
I am I am pro cop. If some cop out
there wants to participate in a dirty film or whatever
in his own free time, no problem with that at all. Personally,
we have bigger fish to fries, right, Billia, we do.
But on duty, on duty, you can't be making porno
(14:41):
when you're on duty. Bro, Come on, this is a
rookie mistake. Everyone you knows you make porno when you're
doing overtime of course, duh.
Speaker 2 (14:51):
And maybe a different uniform would have been helpful. Does
seem like this was preventable cover the patch? Did you
think this is the internet?
Speaker 1 (14:59):
Dude? Did you think people were not going to look
it up? It's all public information. It's not hard to
figure that stuff out. We can look up your license plate.
We could certainly look up the patch number on a
cops uniform. YEP. I gotta think most cops would probably
look at this and be like, yeah, dude, that was stupid.
I shouldn't have done that. Yeah, well, you know, lost
your job. Now what's he going to do? Turn to crime?
(15:20):
Apparently he can make a living doing porno. Yeah, Now
here's the problem. There is a gender wage gap in
that industry.
Speaker 2 (15:27):
I was just about to say, the women are the
only ones really making bank in porn, whether it's only
fans or you know, movies or whatever.
Speaker 1 (15:36):
I love the New York Post because they'll tell you
about hard hitting, cutting edge investigative journalism and politics and
war and scandals and police forces and all kinds. But
then they also report on smut. Yes, they do. And
last week I was reading an article about a bob house.
Does everybody remember what a bob house is? And I
don't remember. A bob house is when there's a porn star,
(15:56):
an OnlyFans star, and she's about thirty, and she has
a bunch of other porn stars that are about eighteen
or nineteen, and those are her interns.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
Basically, uh huh, so she's the madam of this particular household.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
Certainly sounds that way, Yeah. And I was reading about
how they were all millionaires, all of them, and I thought, wow,
that's amazing, but you know, at what cost?
Speaker 2 (16:17):
You know, it seemed like it would be pretty easy
because some of these girls ain't like the sharpest tack
in the drawer, And they say, might be easy for somebody.
You know how agents and people like that have scammed
their clients over the years. It seems like it might
be easy to get millions of dollars away from them.
(16:38):
They earned it so easy, you know, but just laying
there might be easy to maybe move in on that.
Speaker 1 (16:44):
What do you think you mean? Like when Britney Spears
wanted to get out of her conservatorship and then in
less than a year, a lawyer took tens of millions
of dollars from her. I heard something like that, China,
China is ass hole. You're listening to the Walt and
Johnson YO Network.
A man in Texas was spotted wearing only a diaper
and he was reportedly walking around asking random people to
change him. And here's the craziest part about this. Somebody
did he wasn't Joe Biden.
Speaker 2 (00:12):
Oh well, no, you said a man in Texas.
Speaker 1 (00:15):
I didn't think Joe ventured far from the home state. Now,
I don't think he's allowed to know in that wild
guy's just walking around? Was he also a cheerleader in
the NFL? Oh god, you watch?
Speaker 2 (00:27):
Yeah, I don't appreciate you sending me that video because
then I watched it and I wish I hadn't. But uh,
people have asked, didn't the Saints have a male cheerleader
several years ago? And yes they did, but he didn't.
We watched, they didn't look the same.
Speaker 1 (00:44):
We compared during the commercial break, and we noticed the
Saints male cheerleader from a couple of years back wore pants.
He didn't war, he didn't wear daisy dukes, which is
the Vikings guys wearing short shorts, and he didn't have
pom poms. He just he did the choreography with the women,
but he didn't.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
All the girls on the Saint stations they had pump
poms and they're throwing them around and he didn't have
any well, he had was he just was making fists.
Are they saying gay men can't shake their pump palms
just like the girls?
Speaker 3 (01:14):
Gant?
Speaker 1 (01:14):
I'm sorry, mister Kenneth. That's what you took from it?
Is this, This is very insulting what I took from it.
First of all, we don't know that that guy was gay.
How do you know he was gay? I know people, Okay,
who know people? Okay, mister Kennet. But that being said,
I you know, you see him dance. Men and women
are different, and that's okay. I've always felt like the
(01:34):
cheerleaders out on the field gave women an opportunity to
be part of this whole thing. Now they're giving those
jobs to men too.
Speaker 2 (01:40):
Yes, apparently the best women in cheerleading are also men.
Speaker 1 (01:45):
That's the way we we see it. Mm mmmmm. That
is a mess, isn't it? It is a mess. But anyway,
put some pants on. That'd be my advice. You know,
could you wear pants? Is it all right? Uh? You
know do you have to wear Do you have to
see a man's legs like that? Why do I need
to see your upper thighs while I'm watching a football game.
(02:06):
I don't you know, it's very uh ugh, I'm looking
at it. Look at how he arches his back. Only
women arch their backs like that. I'm looking at the
Vikings guy now on my screen. Yeah. Somebody in the
comment section, because we posted that video over the weekend,
one of our friends Chance posted that dude is probably
working his way through the cheerleaders like a hot knife
through butter. Oh sure, I don't think that's what's happening.
(02:30):
Don't You might want to pretend, you know, you might
want to go out for the for the cheerleading squad
as well, so that you could work your way through
all the ladies. But if you dance like that, you're
not going to be interested. Oh oh, I've given up
on dating. I just uh, I don't after what recently
(02:51):
happened to me, and I think I'm considering the priesthood.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
I don't blame you. Yeah about damn time, thank you. Yeah,
I'm not sure if you're being serious or not. Too
many psychos, Oh, you wouldn't believe it. And that's just
in Kidney's world. Multiply that by Yeah, However, many people
are on those date and apps. Pretty much half of
our psycho and the other half don't know that the
other half of psycho, so they go out on You know.
Speaker 1 (03:14):
Me pretty well, We've traveled together, We've known each other
for years at this point, most of my adult life.
Isn't it weird to think that in more than one
situation recently, I've been alone with someone on a date
and I wasn't the weird one. That is weird. I
mean in itself, that you were the more mentally stable
of the two. Believe me, Good lord, I know, I know,
even I can't believe it.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Where are you picking these people from that you're on
dates with?
Speaker 1 (03:39):
Wherever? It is? Stop it? Well, some of them I'm
getting set up on dates and some of that in
some cases the dating app. But it doesn't matter. I
have come to learn at this point. And I don't
know that it's just women. I'm not suggesting it is,
but I think single people, especially those I don't know
in my age group, are just broken. And that's okay.
You know, there are other things in life that I
(04:00):
can learn to value, and so that's what I'm trying
to do. Yes, like God, peace and quiet? Yeah, what
meditation moments, that sort of thing. Well, tomorrow night, I'm
going to be one of the keynote speakers at the
I believe it's called the Maverick Dinner. It's an oil
and gas thing in Baton Rouge. You ever heard of Manly,
doesn't it? Yeah? Myverick? Yeah, Well that's okay. If I
can't go out and conquer the poon Tang, then the
(04:21):
least I could do is go out and try to
help the energy industry to liberate America. Well, if Kenny
speaking before the Energy Group helps, I'd love to know how.
I'm sure people will email us and let us know
after your speech, just exactly did you educate the oil
(04:42):
and gas people or did you more inspire? Would you say,
I think the word would be entertain I'm gonna, you know,
if you.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
Could be inspiring, you should, you know, throw a little
of that in there towards the end of your speech.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
I'm going to try to do both of those things.
I think it's a fair question. You know, it's a
rare opportunity to get to go out and talk to
some very serious people, and I'm really looking forward to it.
But you know, one person who inspires me is Donald
Trump's secretary for Energy, Christopher Wright. Now, this is a
guy who is probably the greatest energy secretary we've ever had.
Is he will be there tomorrow night too. No, he's
(05:15):
not well. I mean maybe he is. Actually I don't
know the answer to that, but I'll be there with
the governor of Louisiana, and I really enjoy Christopher Wright.
For the first time ever, we have an energy secretary
who actually works in the energy industry. About that, he
actually knows something about the business. All the shocking. All
the previous energy secretaries we had were either college professors
(05:36):
if it was a Democrat, or governors of a state
with oil and gas if it was a Republican. Christopher
Wright is the first time we ever had someone that
was this smart.
Speaker 3 (05:45):
So energy matters. It matters for human lives, It matters
for human well being, It matters for low income people
and social mobility low income people to come up. When
you hear crazy stuff today, check it out. Dig a
little deeper. Hurricanes are not growing, that's in the IPCC report.
Tornadoes are actually on the decline. Floods, droughts, all of
(06:09):
these things you hear ceaselessly. They just simply aren't so.
It is even controversial that they're not so. But media
politicians just continually abuse these facts. And I'll end with
one last fact, because anxiety is growing among kids. I'm
sure everyone has seen that twenty percent of kids go
to bed at night worried about climate change. Your chance
(06:31):
of dying from extreme weather today is greater than ninety
five It has been reduced by more than ninety seven
percent over the last century. There's just an absolute plummeting
from five hundred thousand people a year dying from extreme
weather to less than ten thousand in the last couple
of years.
Speaker 1 (06:51):
I want you to imagine for a minute that there
is an ideology in America right now, a mainstream ideology
that goes around telling children that while they're asleep, there's
a good chance they will die in a hurricane or
a tornado or a mud slide. And there's actually no
science to back this up. It's no, statistically, very unlikely.
It's like cruelty. It does sound a little bit like
(07:12):
child abuse, doesn't it to him? Again?
Speaker 2 (07:15):
Does that guy going to be at your speech tomorrow? No,
he'll be there in spirit, but he won't actually be. Well,
then I'm thinking, pretty easy day for you. You should
just take his speech.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
Just plage your eyes of speech. Yeah, I could probably
sprinkle in a few fart jokes about politicians. That's kind
of what I'm good at, you know, I would definitely
go with that.
Speaker 2 (07:32):
Now you're talking, these guys dodge fake news like it's
their ex wife's lawyer.
Speaker 1 (07:37):
Tune in to the Walton and Johnson show. All right,
I was wrong. I was wrong about something, and I'm
here to admit it right now. Is it about your dating? No,
we'll get to that later. I did go on a
weird date this weekend.
Speaker 2 (07:50):
They were getting emails. Well, you just announced that you're
giving up dating idea. It was this past weekend that finally,
this app user says Kenny. I know Dayton's hard and all,
and you haven't had a lot of look lately, but seriously,
the priesthood, come on, let's not drag the children into
your problems. Okay, how dare you stay off the children?
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Canny? Statistically speaking, only a fraction of Catholic priests were pedophiles.
But yes, we do admit that some of them are.
And eight tenths is a fraction that's not that is
not true. It is a fraction. Okay, now I'm.
Speaker 2 (08:23):
Saying it's the fraction that you know applies to the
priesthood four fifths.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
No, no, no, I I was wrong about the hurricane,
Billy ed, Yeah, you were. I thought when I heard
about this hurricane that it was nothing to be concerned
about because I thought it was Hurricane Aaron a r O.
N Oh, no, no, no, it's with an e C. Now,
I no, Now that's trouble. I know, now that you
know it's a woman, it's totally different.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
I've been saying she the whole time. I've been talking
about her, but you know people do that with hurricanes anyway.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
Yeah, I didn't think it Hurricane Dave. How she doing?
You know exactly? Yeah, I didn't know that this was
literally e R. Now I feel differently about it, and
I apologize, and I do take it here to the
people of North Carolina that are evacuating right now. All
right now, it.
Speaker 2 (09:09):
Still looks like it's just going like straight in to
the east coast, but they keep showing it curling and
peeling back out. But she's really big. So even if
the center of the storm doesn't hit land, it's still
going to be a problem for the whole area. And
those outer banks they're really well they're they're outer banks.
(09:30):
They're at sea level.
Speaker 1 (09:32):
All right, So the hurricane has it already hit Haiti?
Where is it now? How does it hit Haiti and
then go up to North Carolina. That's a weird trip.
It goes like a and then it goes and then
over there. Look that big See that big curve on
your map. It's true, it looks it's kind of long
and thin, and then it's got these two little circles
(09:52):
at the bottom of it. It's sort of a curve
at the top. They all curve like that, sort of
like the circumcised part of the her caane right there.
And then that's what we call that, the hurricane circumcision.
That's meteorological language. It's a colloquialism that we in the
industry use. I had no idea.
Speaker 2 (10:08):
Yeah, well all right, I can if if if you're
not too concerned about aaron A, you don't live in
you know, the East Coast.
Speaker 1 (10:16):
Area or Haiti or or Haiti. We do have listeners
in Haiti.
Speaker 2 (10:20):
Maybe we can get you concerned about the next one. Okay,
there's another one, A little disturbance. It's peeled off the
coast of Africa, and is you know, kind of well
way behind erin. But a week from now we might
be looking at something completely different. And a week from Friday,
(10:40):
just saying happens to be the uh, you know, twenty
year anniversary of Katrina. Oh yeah, no, no, you shouldn't
say no, we won't say anything about that.
Speaker 1 (10:55):
Hang on, twenty year anniversary of Katrina. War on every
corner of the earth right now, Well, rabbits with horns,
zombie squirrels.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
It feels like this is kind of revelation. Is she
is a New Orleans politician? Does involve in crime?
Speaker 1 (11:10):
That doesn't really strike me as a sign of the apocalypse?
Seem unusual at all? No, that part of it, I've
actually seemed pretty predictable. I kind of think that happens
once every few hours, does it? Yeah? She okay? I
guess LaToya probably needs a little bit of help right now,
mister Oh, maybe you could offer her some legal advice.
Speaker 2 (11:27):
You know, I don't believe I have none. Don't do crime?
That would have been my advice, but would like it
a little late for that. Does she listen to the show?
She usually does tune to you. She have hired a
criminal defense attorney. Hmmm, yeah, well it's a good thing.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
A little bit of news from Tennessee for our listeners
up in Memphis and beyond. We have quite a few
listeners there. An ex Tennessee cop has been arrested for
groping an OnlyFans model's breasts during a mock traffic stop
for an X rated promotional video while on duty. He's
entered in New Plea to escape jail time. That very
convoluted story. They were filming a fake stop. Yeah, and
(12:08):
an X rated promotional video rated sounds to me like
he kind of had to groper. The news story is
a little confusing. He's a former Nashville cop is named
Sean Herman. He pleaded no contest to felony official misconduct
in Nashville's Criminal Court on Thursday.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
If they did get a video of it, I heard, yeah,
you heard about it. It's hard to say, and that
didn't happen when got the video.
Speaker 1 (12:31):
Now, as a result of his new plea, he was
sentenced to a year of supervised probation. He was also
granted judicial diversion, meaning that if eligible defendants successfully complete
probation is ordered, their cases made to be dismissed, and
the charges cleared from their record. Now, if you're confused
about what happened, so were we? Yeah, he's thirty five
years old. He was fired from the Nashville Police Department
in May of twenty twenty four after detectives with a
(12:53):
specialized investigations division discovered that Shawn was the officer wearing
his uniform in an X rated video produced by a
local OnlyFans quote unquote star named Jordan. Now, to make
this even more frustrating, she spells Jordan with an I
j O R dim okay, leading one to believe she
has never read a book before. Right did she decide
(13:16):
how to spell her name? Probably? It sounds like it's
her stage name. Probably Camra name. I'm just wondering. People
that have unusual names usually didn't pick them themselves, but
she might have. According to the post, the scandalous skit
shows Jordan after she is quote pulled over, exposing her
breast and then inviting the officer to grope her and
in a bid to avoid a ticket. So she wasn't
(13:38):
mad about this, the people were. Here's where it gets
even worse. His balls. She is then seen grabbing his
crotch as the officer touches her breasts. While the officer
cannot be seen from the shoulders up, part of his
police patch on his arm was briefly exposed as he
reached for the Only Fans creator's breasts, revealing that he
worked for the Nashville Department. The investigation determined the video
(13:59):
was created a twenty six in a warehouse parking lot
while Sean was on duty as a patrol officer. Oh boy.
He was arrested in charge with two counts of official misconduct.
He was later released on a three thousand dollars bond.
So what do you say a former police officer, right?
You mean like a rethently former police officer. I have
(14:19):
very nix feelings about it. They just formered him like
because of this event. Because on one hand, you know,
I am I am pro cop. If some cop out
there wants to participate in a dirty film or whatever
in his own free time, no problem with that at all. Personally,
we have bigger fish to fries, right, Billia, we do.
But on duty, on duty, you can't be making porno
(14:41):
when you're on duty. Bro, Come on, this is a
rookie mistake. Everyone you knows you make porno when you're
doing overtime of course, duh.
Speaker 2 (14:51):
And maybe a different uniform would have been helpful. Does
seem like this was preventable cover the patch? Did you
think this is the internet?
Speaker 1 (14:59):
Dude? Did you think people were not going to look
it up? It's all public information. It's not hard to
figure that stuff out. We can look up your license plate.
We could certainly look up the patch number on a
cops uniform. YEP. I gotta think most cops would probably
look at this and be like, yeah, dude, that was stupid.
I shouldn't have done that. Yeah, well, you know, lost
your job. Now what's he going to do? Turn to crime?
(15:20):
Apparently he can make a living doing porno. Yeah, Now
here's the problem. There is a gender wage gap in
that industry.
Speaker 2 (15:27):
I was just about to say, the women are the
only ones really making bank in porn, whether it's only
fans or you know, movies or whatever.
Speaker 1 (15:36):
I love the New York Post because they'll tell you
about hard hitting, cutting edge investigative journalism and politics and
war and scandals and police forces and all kinds. But
then they also report on smut. Yes, they do. And
last week I was reading an article about a bob house.
Does everybody remember what a bob house is? And I
don't remember. A bob house is when there's a porn star,
(15:56):
an OnlyFans star, and she's about thirty, and she has
a bunch of other porn stars that are about eighteen
or nineteen, and those are her interns.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
Basically, uh huh, so she's the madam of this particular household.
Speaker 1 (16:08):
Certainly sounds that way, Yeah. And I was reading about
how they were all millionaires, all of them, and I thought, wow,
that's amazing, but you know, at what cost?
Speaker 2 (16:17):
You know, it seemed like it would be pretty easy
because some of these girls ain't like the sharpest tack
in the drawer, And they say, might be easy for somebody.
You know how agents and people like that have scammed
their clients over the years. It seems like it might
be easy to get millions of dollars away from them.
(16:38):
They earned it so easy, you know, but just laying
there might be easy to maybe move in on that.
Speaker 1 (16:44):
What do you think you mean? Like when Britney Spears
wanted to get out of her conservatorship and then in
less than a year, a lawyer took tens of millions
of dollars from her. I heard something like that, China,
China is ass hole. You're listening to the Walt and
Johnson YO Network.
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