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Speaker 2: Breaking News in and around the Charlotte area, And boy
Speaker 2: do I mean that more than ever today. If you
Speaker 2: follow me on X like every single one of you should,
Speaker 2: because it's completely free, you would have known that I
Speaker 2: was the one that broke the story today that Charlotte
Speaker 2: Monroe City Councilman Gary Anderson resigned. Today went into effect effectively,
Speaker 2: I went into existence at five pm today. I broke
Speaker 2: that today, somewhere around one thirtieth or so, broke that
Speaker 2: story that he had resigned. And then a few hours
Speaker 2: later I broke the story that is now going viral
Speaker 2: that a group of girls have filed a federal lawsuit
Speaker 2: against Cabarr's County Schools for violating of Title for violations
Speaker 2: of Title nine, which include and not limited to, allowing
Speaker 2: boys to use girls' bathrooms and allowing boys to use
Speaker 2: girl locker rooms at cox Mill High School.
Speaker 3: And there's a.
Speaker 2: Lot to get into with this, and that's where we're
Speaker 2: going to start off tonight. Oh and by the way,
Speaker 2: real quick, I also want to mention that Congressman Tim
Speaker 2: Moore will be joining us later on as well. But
Speaker 2: there's a lot to get into, and we're gonna start
Speaker 2: with the federal lawsuit because this is something that I
Speaker 2: have been covering NonStop. I mean, I've interviewed Congressman Addison
Speaker 2: McDowell about it. I have interviewed Congressman Mark Harris about
Speaker 2: it both weeks ago weeks ago, and I have spoken
Speaker 2: extensively about it and spoke about how all the Cabaras
Speaker 2: County school Board people, including the former chairman's wife, were
Speaker 2: gutless and spineless, just gutless and spineless because they were
Speaker 2: worried about getting sued if they stopped boys from going
Speaker 2: into girls' bathrooms. Well, guess what, the chairman's wife, the
Speaker 2: former chairman's wife and that's the rest of the school board.
Speaker 2: Guess what, you're now getting sued, and you're getting sued
Speaker 2: in federal court. And oh, by the way, there's going
Speaker 2: to be a second federal lawsuit is probably gonna be
Speaker 2: filed next week, at least according to people close to
Speaker 2: the situation that I've spoken to. So here's the situation,
Speaker 2: the America First Legal It is an organization. How many
Speaker 2: of you have ever heard of the name Stephen Miller,
Speaker 2: the bulldog up in the White House?
Speaker 3: Right You all know.
Speaker 2: Who he is, right if you pay any attention to it,
Speaker 2: Like he's one of the three most famous people or
Speaker 2: foremost famous people up in DC right now, close to
Speaker 2: the President obviously, Caroline Levitt, Tom Homan of Homeland Security.
Speaker 2: You know, the Bordazaar and Ice and all that. So
Speaker 2: there's a lot of you know, there's a Marco Rubio. Well,
Speaker 2: Steven Miller's right there with them, and it's his organization
Speaker 2: that you know, he used to be a part of.
Speaker 2: And then when he joined the administration, then he you know,
Speaker 2: he removed himself from that organization, but he founded it,
Speaker 2: he helped start it.
Speaker 3: And it's a.
Speaker 2: Legal thing, and it's illegal and they file lawsuits where
Speaker 2: they think it should be filed. Well, guess what this organization,
Speaker 2: America First Legal, filed federal lawsuit in Greensboro because Caberra's
Speaker 2: County falls in the middle District of North Carolina, even
Speaker 2: though it borders Mecklimber County and Mecklimer County is in
Speaker 2: the western district of North Carolina. This is filed up
Speaker 2: in Greensboro at the Federal Courthouse on behalf of three girls.
Speaker 2: And basically it's a very fascinating for violating Title nine.
Speaker 2: And it's a very very fascinating situation involving all of this.
Speaker 2: I mean the fact that according to American First Legal,
Speaker 2: America First Legal, they gave Cabarras County Schools until July
Speaker 2: twenty fourth, exactly one week. Aldgo today to hey, you
Speaker 2: know what, you need to rescind allowing boys to hang
Speaker 2: out in girls' bathrooms and you need to rescind that.
Speaker 2: And if you do, guess what, we won't fall suit.
Speaker 2: We won't file a federal lawsuit. Well, Cabara's count Schools,
Speaker 2: being the gutless cowards that they are, including the chairman's
Speaker 2: of the former chairman's wife of Cabert's County GP.
Speaker 3: Gutless, pure, gutless and spineless.
Speaker 4: Well, that lawsuit was fouled today, and I'm not exactly
Speaker 4: confident that Cabrera's County commissioners are going to help pay
Speaker 4: for the defense in this because they're not for allowing
Speaker 4: boys to be in girls' bathrooms.
Speaker 2: So I have it on pretty good authority that had
Speaker 2: Caberra's County school said, look, boys cannot use girls' bathrooms,
Speaker 2: and had like somebody like the ACLU, a far leftist
Speaker 2: group like the ACLU, or one of these boys pretending
Speaker 2: to be girls tried to file a lawsuit. From what
Speaker 2: I'm being told, Cabrera's County commissioners may have helped in
Speaker 2: funding paying for lawyers. Now they're on their own, and
Speaker 2: good for Cabrera's County commiss if they have zero to
Speaker 2: do with the funding of the defense of this.
Speaker 3: So three girls.
Speaker 2: Filed lawsuit today for cox Mill High School for the
Speaker 2: situation at cox Mill High School only, and that is
Speaker 2: extremely important, extremely important, cox Mill High School only. I've
Speaker 2: been told by people close to the situation that next
Speaker 2: week another federal lawsuit for violation of Title nine will
Speaker 2: be filed against the Cabaras County School Board from the
Speaker 2: same situation happening at Mount Pleasant High School. That's what
Speaker 2: I've been told, and I have it on pretty good authority.
Speaker 2: So one federal lawsuit filed today, Another federal lawsuit is
Speaker 2: going to be filed. And you know what, we sat
Speaker 2: here and we talked to Congressman Addison McDonald, We spoke
Speaker 2: to Congressman Marquerris.
Speaker 3: By the way, I called Congressman Harris about.
Speaker 2: Not even well maybe an hour ago, not even an
Speaker 2: hour ago, and he gave me a statement. So in
Speaker 2: the next segment you're going to hear what Congressman Mark
Speaker 2: Rris has to say. This is all hot off the
Speaker 2: you know, hot off the presses, breaking news, as they say.
Speaker 2: And I was the one that was able to break
Speaker 2: this news and have the most detail about it. And
Speaker 2: I've been fortunate in that and I was very, very
Speaker 2: fortunate that I was able to do it and the
Speaker 2: people trusted me to put this out there. But basically,
Speaker 2: you have you know, the three girls are not obviously
Speaker 2: mentioned because they're miners, and obviously when they feel like
Speaker 2: they've been wronged or whatever, you're allowed to use Jane
Speaker 2: Doe and Mary Doe and Alice Doe and Diane Doe
Speaker 2: and all that. Right, So you got all that, but
Speaker 2: basically they said, look, we will give you.
Speaker 3: You've got time, just.
Speaker 2: Right the wrong don't be stupid. Well apparently they were.
Speaker 2: Apparently they were, and now this federal lawsuit will go national.
Speaker 3: I remember speaking to one of.
Speaker 2: The congressmen about this, actually probably both congressmen about this,
Speaker 2: that if you want to be known for a federal lawsuit,
Speaker 2: be on the right side, don't be on the wrong side. Well,
Speaker 2: the gutless and spineless Cabaras County school board who didn't
Speaker 2: want to do anything for fear of being sued, and
Speaker 2: now they're being sued not once, but probably twice in
Speaker 2: federal court.
Speaker 3: They're now becoming famous.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't you have rather have been famous for preventing boys
Speaker 2: from being in girls' bathrooms in that lawsuit? Because, like
Speaker 2: I said, you don't think you would have won. You
Speaker 2: don't think this going to the Supreme Court would have
Speaker 2: gone in your favor.
Speaker 3: Are you serious right now?
Speaker 2: But no, they didn't want to do it because they're
Speaker 2: gutless and they're scared, and you know what the big
Speaker 2: thing is. Also, and as i've said, the most hypocritical
Speaker 2: part in all of this, all of it is that
Speaker 2: the former chairman of the Cabart's GP, who you know,
Speaker 2: I likened to Boss Hall. He liked to control the
Speaker 2: county politics. And I asked him one time, you're trying
Speaker 2: to control the county commissioners and his response was, well,
Speaker 2: why wouldn't I. I'm the head of the Cabarts GP.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't I try and control He literally told me
Speaker 2: that I can tell exactly where.
Speaker 3: And when he told me that to my face.
Speaker 2: Well, his wife, who got appointed to the Cabars County
Speaker 2: school Board, guess what, she's just one of the spineless
Speaker 2: ones as well. And on top of that, had his
Speaker 2: wife not been on the school board, he would have
Speaker 2: been the first one out there protesting. But because his
Speaker 2: wife's out there, he's not saying a word. It's kind
Speaker 2: of funny how he went underground after all this one happened.
Speaker 2: All this happened, you're on the wrong side of history.
Speaker 2: And here's the thing. They will have to live with
Speaker 2: that for the rest of their lives. And now, guess
Speaker 2: what you're now going to cause taxpayers tens of thousands,
Speaker 2: potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars, maybe millions of dollars
Speaker 2: for violating a Title nine not once, not in one.
Speaker 3: Lawsuit, but in two lawsuits. So when we come.
Speaker 2: Back, you're going to hear from my conversation about an
Speaker 2: hour ago, less than an hour ago with Congressman Marquerris.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to breaking with Brad Jensen.
Speaker 2: So as I broke earlier today, the America first legal
Speaker 2: I have filed, has filed a federal lawsuit in Greensboro,
Speaker 2: in the Middle District of North Carolina on behalf of
Speaker 2: three girls and their parents at cox Mill High School
Speaker 2: in Cabert's County for allowing boys to use girls' locker rooms, girls'
Speaker 2: bathrooms and the like, things like that and violating their
Speaker 2: Title nine rights. And when that went down, I reached
Speaker 2: out to the two congressmen that I've spoken to extensively
Speaker 2: about this, Congressman Mark Harris and then later on Addison mcdell.
Speaker 2: But I was able to catch up with Congressman Harris
Speaker 2: and earlier again about forty five minutes or so ago,
Speaker 2: and here's what he had to say about this situation
Speaker 2: with the federal lawsuit.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you so much for asking for a reaction
Speaker 5: to the lawsuit that was filed earlier today in federal court. Listen,
Speaker 5: I think this is exactly what happens when you find
Speaker 5: a situation that young girls are feeling violated, when their
Speaker 5: parents are concerned for the safety of their daughters. This
Speaker 5: is the kind of thing that happens. It's unfortunate that
Speaker 5: it has come to this. But whenever parents and young
Speaker 5: people turned to their local school administration and feel like
Speaker 5: there's no relief, and then they turned to the local
Speaker 5: school board and the county administration and there seems to
Speaker 5: be no relief, then where is it that they turned.
Speaker 5: I asked that question to the Secretary of Education at
Speaker 5: a hearing that we had on educational Workforce, and I
Speaker 5: referenced that there were two high schools that it had
Speaker 5: come to my attention that this was occurring, Coxmail High
Speaker 5: School and Mount Pleasant High School in Caberras County, and
Speaker 5: that I was very concerned. As a result of that,
Speaker 5: it's my understanding that a investigation has been opened by
Speaker 5: the Department of Education concerning the Title nine issues that
Speaker 5: are happening here. President Trump had been very clear from
Speaker 5: the time of his inauguration there are only two genders
Speaker 5: male and female. He had also been very clear that
Speaker 5: through executive orders that we were not going to have
Speaker 5: women in men's restrooms and vice versa. And he had
Speaker 5: made it very very clear and that if schools choose
Speaker 5: to violate this, then they will stand to lose federal
Speaker 5: funding along the way. So I think a number of
Speaker 5: officials have tried to make that point to leaders as
Speaker 5: we've had conversation, And I know that these parents have
Speaker 5: been looking for relief, and when none comes, it's obvious
Speaker 5: to me that through this lawsuit that they believe that
Speaker 5: a jury may very well find that this is just
Speaker 5: common sense that boys do not belong in girls' restrooms
Speaker 5: and boys don't belong in girls' locker rooms. And I
Speaker 5: think that this is the result of what you're seeing happen.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, Congressman Harris brought up a very good point
Speaker 2: that I left out in the lawsuit. Followed on behalf
Speaker 2: of six people, the girls, I should say, the three
Speaker 2: girls and three parents in the lawsuit, America Firstly, demands
Speaker 2: actually I believe it says demands, not requests, a trial
Speaker 2: by jury.
Speaker 3: How do you think that's gonna go?
Speaker 2: How do you think that jury will find not just
Speaker 2: North Carolina, but most of the states. You know, maybe
Speaker 2: not Oregon, maybe not Seattle, Washington, you know, maybe not
Speaker 2: some weird places up in Maine or Vermont or New
Speaker 2: Hampshire or maybe even New York City. But the majority
Speaker 2: of the places, almost all of the places, I'd probably
Speaker 2: say eighty five ninety percent of the places in America
Speaker 2: are gonna find on behalf of these girls like they
Speaker 2: just are now. Maybe hell will freeze over and the
Speaker 2: girls will not win their lawsuit.
Speaker 3: I find that hard to believe.
Speaker 2: But I also know the Department of Education is investigating
Speaker 2: these this situation. So again, a lot going on, by
Speaker 2: the way, before we get to the break, because Congressman
Speaker 2: Timore is going to be joining us momentarily, and then
Speaker 2: it is Panthers Friday. Earlier today, about one point thirty
Speaker 2: or so, I broke the story again on ex Brett
Speaker 2: Underscore Jensen about Monroe's City Councilman Gary Anderson resigning his
Speaker 2: post in the midst of an internal investigation of ethics
Speaker 2: by Monroe by an independent investigation that was started by
Speaker 2: the City of Monroe and Mayor Robert Burns. Anderson was
Speaker 2: accused of inappropriate stuff with a fifteen year old boy.
Speaker 2: He called police on anderson simpities. Crimes against children unit
Speaker 2: investigated this. They didn't have enough evidence to file charges.
Speaker 2: The district attorney agreed, and so no charges were filed.
Speaker 2: Doesn't mean that something didn't happen. It just means they
Speaker 2: didn't have enough evidence, and so they dropped the investigation
Speaker 2: because there was an enough evidence. So he resigns today.
Speaker 2: He resigned today, effective at five pm. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, there's a city council meeting in two weeks.
Speaker 2: He had lost his primary. He had already he's a
Speaker 2: Republican and he had lost his primary back on March third.
Speaker 2: Six people entered the primary, the Republican primary in March,
Speaker 2: and Gary Anderson came in fourth. An incumbent came in fourth.
Speaker 3: That says a lot. That says a lot.
Speaker 2: So that doesn't mean that the investigation still won't go
Speaker 2: forward potentially or I guess maybe it wraps up. I
Speaker 2: guess the investigation has wrapped up. But again we're talking
Speaker 2: about a situation where a sitting city council member who
Speaker 2: has denied any wrongdoing resigned today, effective at five pm.
Speaker 2: And again I broke that story on X at Brett
Speaker 2: Underscore Jensen. So when I say in and around the
Speaker 2: Charlotte area, I mean it broke a story in Monroe
Speaker 2: today and broke a major story that is actually going
Speaker 2: national viral right now on Caberras County schools and their
Speaker 2: failure to protect young girls.
Speaker 3: And so again that's why I say follow me on X.
Speaker 2: All right, when we come back, Congressman Tim Moore will
Speaker 2: be joining us, and we're going to talk exclusively almost
Speaker 2: about the Warren Ran and we're also going to talk
Speaker 2: to the economy, so we'll talk about that when we return.
Speaker 3: Welcome back to Breaking with Brett Jensen on.
Speaker 2: This ridiculously active Friday night edition as we go up
Speaker 2: until seven o'clock tonight. Okay, so last week I interviewed
Speaker 2: Congressman ten More and the interview was very, very long,
Speaker 2: and I had some extra stuff that I wasn't able
Speaker 2: to play last week, and I wanted to actually let
Speaker 2: you guys hear what he had to say because I
Speaker 2: asked him about the Iran war, we talked about the
Speaker 2: and prices in the economy. So I want to continue
Speaker 2: my conversation with Congressman Tim Moore during the interview that
Speaker 2: we did last week, and here's how that went.
Speaker 3: Congressman.
Speaker 2: We've seen the attack of more cargo ships. We've seen
Speaker 2: service members unfortunately killed over there in the Middle East
Speaker 2: by Iran drones and missiles and whatnot, and it just
Speaker 2: seems to be escalating. And then when it seems that
Speaker 2: it's not going to escalate things are coming down, it
Speaker 2: escalates again, always by the case.
Speaker 3: Of Iran doing so.
Speaker 2: So I'm just curious, what's it like up there in Washington, DC, Like,
Speaker 2: what's the scuttle butt, maybe behind closed doors?
Speaker 3: Can you take us behind the curtain a little bit.
Speaker 6: Well, first of all, my part goes out to the
Speaker 6: family members of those who have lost.
Speaker 5: Their lives, and I just.
Speaker 6: Hated that any member of our American military loses their
Speaker 6: life in this conflict. I'd tell you the starting point
Speaker 6: is for me that Iran cannot be allowed to have
Speaker 6: have a nuclear weapon period. They cannot be allowed to
Speaker 6: have a nuclear weapon. They have proven time and time again,
Speaker 6: as recently as yesterday, they that the leaders of that
Speaker 6: country are maniacal, evil, crazy people. They are firing missiles
Speaker 6: at other countries that aren't even in.
Speaker 5: A conflict with them.
Speaker 6: They're firing on of course, firing on our military basis.
Speaker 6: They are firing on ships in the Gulf. They are
Speaker 6: intentionally trying to create economic havoc with oil prices, hoping
Speaker 6: that that will pressure the US and our allies to
Speaker 6: just kind of leave them alone. And let's not forget
Speaker 6: that regime killed over fifty thousand of their own people
Speaker 6: who simply disagreed with them. Now, I'm not one that
Speaker 6: I'm not advocating boots on the ground, and I don't
Speaker 6: advocate that the US go get in the middle of
Speaker 6: conflicts abroad just willy nilly. I think we have to
Speaker 6: be very careful what I would like like to see,
Speaker 6: Brett as I would like to see a clear definition
Speaker 6: of what this victory look like. I don't think we
Speaker 6: need this back and forth and kind of changing, I think.
Speaker 6: And it's easy for me to kind of armchair quarterback
Speaker 6: this thing because I know the President has a lot
Speaker 6: of pressure on him as far as what to do
Speaker 6: right now, but we can't. You know, I don't like
Speaker 6: the high gas prices.
Speaker 5: I don't like any of these things.
Speaker 6: But I'm want to tell you, if Iran gets a
Speaker 6: nuclear weapon, high gas prices are going to be the
Speaker 6: least of our problems because these idiots would use it,
Speaker 6: and they would use it against the United States. And
Speaker 6: I mean, you think about this is a country whose
Speaker 6: leaders every year before their National Assembly opens up every
Speaker 6: day chant death to America. I mean, we know where
Speaker 6: they stand, and I think it's you know, we need
Speaker 6: to do whatever we can right now to keep them
Speaker 6: from getting a nuclear weapon. My hope, frankly, is that
Speaker 6: there's a regime change, but that's going to have to
Speaker 6: come from, you know, within inside their country. There's got
Speaker 6: to be a lot of things that happened, but you know,
Speaker 6: perhaps weakening their leadership their military enough is going to
Speaker 6: create that opportunity where those people can rise up and
Speaker 6: get rid of the nut jobs who are in charge
Speaker 6: of that place. I just but it's a dangerous time
Speaker 6: and I think we've you know, I think we have
Speaker 6: to be very careful about this, but I just think
Speaker 6: we also have to be resolute that we cannot allow
Speaker 6: a Ran to have nuclear weapons.
Speaker 2: Congressman Tim Moore joining us here on breaking with Brad Jensen.
Speaker 2: Is there anything that you'd like to say to the
Speaker 2: listeners about any particular thing that we haven't talked about.
Speaker 6: Just know that the other issue that we didn't discuss
Speaker 6: that's on my mind every day. We alluded to it
Speaker 6: is that of affordability. You know, there are some who
Speaker 6: say affordability is not an issue, it's one hundred percent affordability,
Speaker 6: cost of living, whatever you want to call it, is
Speaker 6: an issue. And I want to tell you what we're
Speaker 6: dealing with. We're dealing with. You know, we inherited from
Speaker 6: the Biden administration. Was it nine percent inflation? I mean,
Speaker 6: just out of control with what was happening, and we're
Speaker 6: trying to roll that back in a lot of different ways.
Speaker 6: I don't think anybody saw, you know, the stuff in
Speaker 6: the RAN coming that obviously is thrown a kinking things
Speaker 6: with the fuel prices.
Speaker 3: But we passed.
Speaker 6: We passed a couple of weeks ago. Now the Road
Speaker 6: to housing, that's that's a complicated bill in some ways,
Speaker 6: or a complex bill, not complicated but complex, but its
Speaker 6: designed to increase the supply of housing. Probably the greatest
Speaker 6: demand on people, the greatest struggle or for folks who
Speaker 6: want to buy a home. You got a lot of
Speaker 6: young people right now, Brett, who were renting, and they're
Speaker 6: probably paying more in rent every month than they could
Speaker 6: to buy a home. So we've passed some great legislation
Speaker 6: to make loans, to make it easier to get loans,
Speaker 6: to increase the supplies by getting rid of some of
Speaker 6: the regulations that duplicate or conflict about you know, being
Speaker 6: able to get you preassemble things and stick built homes.
Speaker 6: I mean, there's a lot to it. I encourage your
Speaker 6: listeners to take a look at that bill, that Road
Speaker 6: to Housing. There's a great summary out there. The banking
Speaker 6: reforms are great. And then the thing that I'm also
Speaker 6: working on is to allow people to use their four
Speaker 6: to one k's and the college accounts and like the
Speaker 6: five twenty nine accounts to be able to use those
Speaker 6: without tax penalty when it comes to the purchase of
Speaker 6: a home as well. That will particularly help your young
Speaker 6: buyers who have difficulty in coming up with a down
Speaker 6: payment have an easier source, tax free that they can
Speaker 6: use to get that down payment, because a lot of
Speaker 6: times what we see is, you know, it's not the
Speaker 6: monthly payment, it's that down payment that's an issue. And
Speaker 6: then I think the Fed's got a lower interest rates.
Speaker 6: I mean, we have to make the reality of owning
Speaker 6: a home more accessible to more people. But I'd say
Speaker 6: that's probably the other issue that's top of mind for
Speaker 6: me and that I can actually point to and say, hey,
Speaker 6: we got something done. But I mean, it's not going
Speaker 6: to change overnight. It's going to take probably a few
Speaker 6: months for that to start being implemented and work its
Speaker 6: way through through the system.
Speaker 5: But at least it is now law.
Speaker 2: Congressman Tim more right here in District fourteen, which is
Speaker 2: parts of Meckelburg County, Gasing County, Cleveland County, Polk County,
Speaker 2: Burk a lot of counties that you are involved in.
Speaker 2: So again, thank you so much for taking the time
Speaker 2: to join us and really letting us in on a
Speaker 2: little bit of insight concerning the Iran situation.
Speaker 3: Again, thank you so much for joining us tonight.
Speaker 6: Hey, great being with you. Take care.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to Breaking with Brett Jenson on this crazy
Speaker 2: active Friday night. Panther fanfast starts in about forty minutes
Speaker 2: or so, starting at seven point thirty, and so it
Speaker 2: is a Panthers Friday, and so I wanted you to
Speaker 2: hear a lot going on this week. So here's head
Speaker 2: coach Dave canal Is talking about a lot of the
Speaker 2: different things all.
Speaker 7: Right, Finally feels like camp. We got a little sun,
Speaker 7: little heat, little humidity. Guys got some good work today.
Speaker 7: Ended with the nice move the ball period that was
Speaker 7: very competitive and again just trying to you know, harp
Speaker 7: on just penalties, you know, just little things that come up,
Speaker 7: keeping the line of scrimmage clean. It was another pretty
Speaker 7: good day, but in the move of the ball, guys
Speaker 7: get tired. We had a couple of pre snap deals there,
Speaker 7: so try to hit the guys on that and really
Speaker 7: nice finish. Bryce a t Mac in the back of
Speaker 7: the the end zone on a little double move, so
Speaker 7: a way to go for the offense to just kind
Speaker 7: of finished the day that way. But they went back
Speaker 7: and forth. The energy was right from the beginning, starting
Speaker 7: in team run, and the guys got after it today.
Speaker 7: So I'm really proud of the group. Questions, Obviously there's
Speaker 7: been a lot of injuries.
Speaker 8: How do you feel they've responded to injuries, especially when
Speaker 8: you're not stopping drills and going back out there and
Speaker 8: passing Davis?
Speaker 7: What it was that for Chris Love, Yeah, Chris, same knee,
Speaker 7: so just something happened. He felt weird on it, sat down.
Speaker 7: We took him in. We'll get a full evaluation and
Speaker 7: get a picture of that and we'll give you guys
Speaker 7: more information there. Yeah, so this is than that you
Speaker 7: know with Mitch Evans it was. It was ended up
Speaker 7: being kind of a low ankle sprain. So we're we're
Speaker 7: optimistic we can turn them back around and get them
Speaker 7: back out there for fan Fest. Speaking of which, fan
Speaker 7: Fest Friday night, uh, seven thirty a great event. The
Speaker 7: last couple of years, there's been a really great showing there.
Speaker 7: And we try to simulate a game as much as possible,
Speaker 7: and that's a I love that. It's a challenge on
Speaker 7: me to go to make sure I throw different situations
Speaker 7: that guys place the ball in different spots. We'll have
Speaker 7: special teams. Uh, there'll be a couple of you know,
Speaker 7: trick plays on offense on special teams and things that
Speaker 7: we've been kind of you know, cooking up in secret,
Speaker 7: not telling the other side about it. So the defense
Speaker 7: has some pressures that they got up their sleeve as well.
Speaker 7: So just a couple of things to you know, to
Speaker 7: keep it exciting and hope that anybody's listening, you know,
Speaker 7: comes out and supports It's gonna be a lot of fun. Absolutely, Yeah,
Speaker 7: We'll we'll pad up and it'll be like an inner
Speaker 7: squad scrimmage, so it'll be all but just live tackling
Speaker 7: to the ground. It's gonna be physical. We're asking the
Speaker 7: guys to square up and show me you made the tackle.
Speaker 7: So it'll be a physical day. And we're gonna put
Speaker 7: it in the evening so the guys can start to
Speaker 7: get used to doing that work later on because we
Speaker 7: do practice, you know, from ten to about noon.
Speaker 4: Let's all very.
Speaker 8: Sucking that he came into camps ditty tweet over.
Speaker 7: He did not. It was just something that kind of
Speaker 7: started to get sore after the first couple of days,
Speaker 7: and then we just you know, he mentioned it to us.
Speaker 7: We start to look at it, and you know, we
Speaker 7: we put him through some some good recovery stuff and
Speaker 7: and deloaded him for a couple of days, got him
Speaker 7: back out there and he couldn't finish the day.
Speaker 9: It's seemed to an untrained eye that Bryce had a
Speaker 9: pretty spectacular day.
Speaker 7: I wonder if you could talk about Bryce and then
Speaker 7: also what J. C. Horn has looked like to.
Speaker 3: Use the point.
Speaker 7: So yes, I mean, first off, it's great to have
Speaker 7: Mike and JC back out there for the for the
Speaker 7: full practice. It makes things harder out there on the
Speaker 7: perimeter and it makes you have to, you know, uh,
Speaker 7: question whether you want to target that receiver out there.
Speaker 7: And so that's what we're used to and uh with
Speaker 7: the pressure unit that we have, the different packages, we
Speaker 7: have to be able to have those guys sitting out
Speaker 7: there staring at the quarterback. I can tell you from
Speaker 7: personal experience, it's it's not comfortable and so it's good
Speaker 7: to have them out there. H Bryce is continuing to
Speaker 7: just take the next steps. What I what I see
Speaker 7: from Bryce right now is just ownership and mastery of
Speaker 7: the concepts. And now I just see the uh, the timing,
Speaker 7: the rhythm, and just the media U factor with his
Speaker 7: guys and watching him throw anticipatory balls to t Mac
Speaker 7: to Jalen to David Moore showed up again with another
Speaker 7: touchdowns like one a day. It's vitamin D, so Demo
Speaker 7: shows up and makes a play. So I just see
Speaker 7: his level of comfort really showing up with the guys,
Speaker 7: and I'm excited as we just continue to build on that.
Speaker 8: It was a pretty good day for the backups. I
Speaker 8: mean Kenny and Haynes both were pretty accurate. Today, you're
Speaker 8: bringing Kyle Trass. What's the thought process there and how
Speaker 8: much does having four priests schemes have factory to that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, First of all, I get to talk about Will Harriger,
Speaker 7: our QB coach, doing a fantastic job getting all those
Speaker 7: guys ready. They're into it. They have tools. I'm really
Speaker 7: proud of how they're handling the blitz pick up and
Speaker 7: pressures and having solutions all the way from Kenny down
Speaker 7: to Haynes. Whatever it might be, whatever the pressure might be,
Speaker 7: they have an answer that goes with all the prep,
Speaker 7: all the meetings and bringing it alive on the field. Ultimately,
Speaker 7: Kyle Trask is somebody that I love. Had got a
Speaker 7: chance to spend a year with him in Tampa and
Speaker 7: you know, brought him in to work him out, see
Speaker 7: where he's at physically, and you know, maybe it's the
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame game, and on top of that, it's
Speaker 7: just being ready for you. You don't know, you never
Speaker 7: know what happens, but it's good to just have guys
Speaker 7: who know the system to be ready to be available.
Speaker 7: And I'm just glad to be able to just spend
Speaker 7: a day with Kyle. You know he'll be working out
Speaker 7: here in a second right behind us, and so really
Speaker 7: happy to have him here.
Speaker 9: Dave, I think you talked about fan fast, but at
Speaker 9: least the first time he'll be in that stadium in
Speaker 9: front of fans since the playoff game. Just how excited
Speaker 9: are you to be in that sort of environment again,
Speaker 9: And if you attest to.
Speaker 7: The guys, it's fantastic. And having a taste of what
Speaker 7: it feels like to be in the wildcard round, to
Speaker 7: win the division, hosting a playoff game, and the support
Speaker 7: that we got from our fan base. You know that
Speaker 7: as people ask me, like what was that game like
Speaker 7: the ones who weren't able to be there, it was
Speaker 7: just like it was special from you know, from pregame,
Speaker 7: as our groups came out, DB's wide receivers, the big
Speaker 7: boys come out together, there was just a welcoming from
Speaker 7: the crow that was already there. The energy was right,
Speaker 7: and the guys could feel that they come bouncing out
Speaker 7: of the tunnel a little different when they have that
Speaker 7: kind of support. And so that's the last thing in
Speaker 7: our guy's minds And as I asked them, let's move on.
Speaker 7: This is twenty twenty six. This is a new season.
Speaker 7: Nothing is guaranteed. The work is today. I know that
Speaker 7: in the back, in the back of their minds. I
Speaker 7: know they can feel that, and they're excited to get
Speaker 7: back into our stadium play ball like we know how.
Speaker 7: And I'm looking I'm excited about and looking forward to
Speaker 7: a really good turnout, so that the energy's right in there.
Speaker 8: Yesterday and you said you wanted to watch the film
Speaker 8: be where you've kind of diagnosed Monroe's day.
Speaker 3: What did you see on film?
Speaker 8: And if anything, what did.
Speaker 3: You see today?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so get from yesterday or from the day before. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it was yesterday's film. Having a surface to get on
Speaker 7: on top of, to get his big mits in there
Speaker 7: helped him and he was able to play comfortably. There
Speaker 7: were a couple of times he got a little bit
Speaker 7: behind the rush. He's so athletic, he's able to get
Speaker 7: his big body back in phase to to create that
Speaker 7: pocket with that.
Speaker 2: All right, everyone, that's going to do it for us
Speaker 2: tonight on this ridiculously crazy busy Friday night again thanks
Speaker 2: to Congressman Mark Kerris, who joined us earlier to talk
Speaker 2: about the story that I broke of the Comarison County
Speaker 2: school Board and schools being sued in federal lawsuit for
Speaker 2: Title nine violations about by three girls from Coxmill High
Speaker 2: School for allowing boys to use girls' locker rooms and girls' bathrooms.
Speaker 2: So again, thanks for the congressmen and Mark Harris and
Speaker 2: also Congressman Tim Moore who joined us to talk about
Speaker 2: the Iran war. All right, everyone, Panther fan fast starts
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