Speaker 1: Before we look at a look back at significant events
Speaker 1: and people tied to this particular data in history, including
Speaker 1: but not limited to these. The United States officially took
Speaker 1: formal possession of Alaska from Russia this date in eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty seven. Canada and Greenland are next. The American flag
Speaker 1: was raised for the first time in Puerto Rico eighteen
Speaker 1: ninety eight, after Spain relinquished control of that island to US.
Speaker 1: The US nineteen fifty four, Texas Instruments unveiled the Regency
Speaker 1: tr one, the first commercially produced transistor radio. Got my
Speaker 1: first transistor radio in nineteen sixty six. Let's see here.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty two, James Watson, Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins
Speaker 1: awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine and Physiology back when
Speaker 1: Nobel Prizes actually meant something. For determined their double helix
Speaker 1: molecular structure of DNA. Nineteen sixty eight, American Bob Beeman
Speaker 1: shattered the previous long jump world record by nearly two
Speaker 1: feet at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City. Congress passed
Speaker 1: the Clean Water Act nineteen seventy two. Nineteen seventy seven
Speaker 1: two important dates in history, as far as two important
Speaker 1: events that happened on this date. In nineteen seventy seven,
Speaker 1: West German commanders stormed hijacked Lafonza jetliner on the ground
Speaker 1: in Mogodi, issues Somalia, freeing all eighty seven hostages and
Speaker 1: four crew members and killing three of the four hijackers.
Speaker 1: Yay dead hijackers. October eighteenth, nineteen seventy seven, Reggie Jackson
Speaker 1: hit three home runs in Game six of the World
Speaker 1: Series to lead to New York Yankees to an eight
Speaker 1: to four win and four to two series victory over
Speaker 1: the Die, earning him the name mister October. It'll be
Speaker 1: mister November.
Speaker 2: You never know.
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer Mike Ditka. Ditka is eighty six today,
Speaker 1: Composer Howard Shore's seventy nine, actor Joe Morton seventy eight,
Speaker 1: Author Terry McMillan seventy four, Tennis Hall of Famer Martine
Speaker 1: navutlova is sixty nine, Boxing Hall of Famer Thomas Hearns
Speaker 1: is sixty seven, Jean Claude van dam Is sixty five.
Speaker 1: Wynton Marsalis, what an incredible musician. He's sixty four today.
Speaker 1: Lindsey Vaughn is forty one. Actor Zach Efron is thirty eight.
Speaker 1: Britney Griner is a thirty five year old man. And
Speaker 1: if it's your birthday, I hope it is the best
Speaker 1: birthday possible and you get to spend it with family
Speaker 1: and friends, people you love, doing the things you love
Speaker 1: to do. And that is truly my wish for you,
Speaker 1: whether in sports, just add as we get you going
Speaker 1: on this Saturday morning edition on seven hundred WLW forecast
Speaker 1: today as the as we really get into fall this weekend,
Speaker 1: clouds build, warming fast, isolated showers, a high up to
Speaker 1: eighty one. It's the last time we will see eighty
Speaker 1: degrees or more well for the next foreseeable future next
Speaker 1: week or so. Heavy rain sets in tonight, isolated storms,
Speaker 1: a low of fifty eight, showers and storms early Tomorrow,
Speaker 1: turning cooler and wendy. Sixty seven for the high on Sunday,
Speaker 1: and showers and storms early Sunday night down to forty
Speaker 1: two for a low temp. On Monday. Seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: Sports William Tomlinson tell me something good that FC Cincinnati
Speaker 1: ends the regular season hosting Montreal.
Speaker 3: This evening pregame coverage begins at five thirty kick except
Speaker 3: for six on Fox Sports warts thirteen sixty. High school
Speaker 3: football coming towards the last final weeks of the season.
Speaker 3: Got some scores from last night. Owen County fell to
Speaker 3: Walt In Verona twenty eight to seven. Highlands destroyed Mason
Speaker 3: County forty two to six, Ryle Top Great Crossing forty
Speaker 3: six to twenty. Clark Montssory blanked Norwood thirty six to nothing.
Speaker 3: Wyoming topped Reading forty nine to thirteen. Elder defeated Bishop
Speaker 3: Chatard twenty eight to seven. Roger Bacon top, Cincinnati Hills
Speaker 3: Christian twenty one, Excuse Me fell to Cincinnati Hills Christian
Speaker 3: twenty one to thirty six. Saint Bernard Elmwood Place twenty seven,
Speaker 3: Miami Valley Christian zero, Bishop Brosser twenty one, Ludlow twenty,
Speaker 3: LaSalle topped Louisville High School thirty five twenty four. Percell
Speaker 3: Marion defeated Summit Country Day twenty eight to seven.
Speaker 1: Did you buy your Super Bowl tickets for the Bengals yet?
Speaker 3: I have to be with the people during the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: so I'll be watching them in Cincinnati, of course. But
Speaker 3: if I did have the money I would invest in another.
Speaker 3: In other words, you'll be watching the Super Bowl along
Speaker 3: with all the members of the Cincinnati Bengals because they
Speaker 3: simply won't be there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But this hysteria over a nail bier skin of your
Speaker 1: teeth win at home when you were favored by four
Speaker 1: and a half points going into the game is utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 1: There were five point underdogs. Well, okay, regardless, you gotta
Speaker 1: have faith carry jack if you lose four straight the
Speaker 1: I have faith. I have faith in Jesus Christ is
Speaker 1: my Lord, and said your After that and nothing else,
Speaker 1: I barely have faith in you.
Speaker 3: Not Joe Flacco, no Super Bowl champion, the Super Bowl
Speaker 3: MVP ten years ago, thirteen years ago.
Speaker 1: I hope he enjoys it. It will be the last time
Speaker 1: he can say that. Well, the third in the Big twelve.
Speaker 1: You see Bearcats are on the road. How about it.
Speaker 3: It's still water, Oklahoma, the darkest sky in the United States.
Speaker 1: That game kicks off at eight. Oklahoma State is one
Speaker 1: in five. You see Auto Cruz in this game.
Speaker 3: You see football. They keep winning out. I know it's
Speaker 3: a chance for the playoff in a twelve team era.
Speaker 1: I almost have faith in the Bearcats Scott Saderfield.
Speaker 3: Have you seen the stat when he's coaching without Advisor
Speaker 3: versus with Advisor. If he doesn't wear the visor, he's
Speaker 3: like eight hundred, and he has Advisor, he's only five hundred.
Speaker 1: World, those are the real Statscry Jeff. It's I mean,
Speaker 1: is there a DraftKings bet or anything like that on
Speaker 1: Sadderfield wearing a visor?
Speaker 3: No, but he should know deep down. People on Twitter
Speaker 3: did a deep dive. Excuse me, x, It's it's on
Speaker 3: the internet. The builds a facerite for the first time
Speaker 3: since nineteen seventy eight today against LSU at home.
Speaker 1: They're playing at home. That'll make and it's it's a
Speaker 1: big bounce back weekend after the bye and after that
Speaker 1: terrible loss at Alabama. My commodore is and I'm wearing
Speaker 1: my commodore's sweatshirt this morning, so it's got to bode good,
Speaker 1: good things for Vandy five forty six and some change
Speaker 1: seven under WLW. You're listening to news radio seven one
Speaker 1: hundred wl around the country. I guess they're going on
Speaker 1: here too. A bunch of directionless people expressing and using
Speaker 1: their First Amendment right to say nothing. And I applaud
Speaker 1: them for that. Meanwhile, at Huddles today at six twenty
Speaker 1: eight Mama Street in Newport, when we opened at eleven am,
Speaker 1: we'll be having the No Kamis sit in and we'll
Speaker 1: be we'll be expressing our right to free speech, and
Speaker 1: I'm inviting you. We were going to burn Zooron Mondani
Speaker 1: in effigy, but that's too lefty. So instead I'm trying
Speaker 1: to come up with a cocktail called the Zoron Mandani
Speaker 1: or also known as the Flaming White Ugandan. So I'm
Speaker 1: still figuring out what that's going to be. Go to
Speaker 1: my mixology class before I hit the bar today. But
Speaker 1: you are invited to the No Kamis sit in. It's
Speaker 1: not a protest, really, it's just a celebration of America,
Speaker 1: of red, white and blue. Where your Maga hat, where
Speaker 1: your red, white and blue shirts. Maybe you've got some
Speaker 1: flag pants you'd like to sport. But I'm serious about this.
Speaker 1: I kept on hearing about this no Kings march. I'm
Speaker 1: going we don't have a king. Donald Trump was elected
Speaker 1: and it is an anti Trump rally and in essence
Speaker 1: an anti American rally. So we're gonna have a pro
Speaker 1: American not rally, but sit in today at because there's
Speaker 1: college football on and you don't have to you have
Speaker 1: to imbibe any alcoholic if you don't want to.
Speaker 2: It's all right.
Speaker 1: It says one drink minimum and sign on the wall,
Speaker 1: but I'll wave it for today if you just want
Speaker 1: to stop by and celebrate America and celebrate no commis
Speaker 1: in charge in this country ever, that's what today is
Speaker 1: all about for me. So just if you can just
Speaker 1: carve out a little time. You know, you got your
Speaker 1: Gulf of America T shirt. I've got mine. I think
Speaker 1: that's what I'm gonna weird today. President Trump on the
Speaker 1: front with what looks like a tropical drink in his hand.
Speaker 1: Of course he doesn't drink alcohol, but a festive kind
Speaker 1: of non alcoholic beverage and a loud shirt that looks
Speaker 1: really impressive on the press. So the no Commis sit
Speaker 1: in at Huddles today and you're invited. Dig from Dayton
Speaker 1: is hanging. We'll get to him in just a moment.
Speaker 1: Good morning into the first official hour of the Saturday
Speaker 1: Morning edition for Saturday October eighteenth, twenty twenty five. Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker by your side, just like a special shout
Speaker 1: out to Bert and Joe from Hamilton and Clint from
Speaker 1: North Carolina who showed up at the bar yesterday just
Speaker 1: to stop by and say lo. They'd been to the
Speaker 1: Bengals game on Thursday night and they were pretty happy
Speaker 1: about it, except for Clint, who was a Steelers fan
Speaker 1: and had to fly home to North Carolina with a
Speaker 1: loss in his pocket. So great to see you guys,
Speaker 1: Thanks for coming out. They missed the No Comis sit
Speaker 1: in by one day. That's today at the Bar, a
Speaker 1: chance to display your unbridled patriotism for everything that is
Speaker 1: America and that includes our President Donald Trump. So feel
Speaker 1: free to join us. Oh look, look who it is.
Speaker 1: It's Dave from Harrison. Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 4: Scaredy Jazz, Good morning to you. How are you doing today?
Speaker 1: And fine count count chocola. Hey, what do ghosts eat
Speaker 1: for breakfast? Pancakes?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why did the skeleton eat the steak? He wanted to
Speaker 1: put a little meat on his bones?
Speaker 4: On the bones?
Speaker 5: Me?
Speaker 1: What? What? Why don't monsters eat ghosts?
Speaker 6: Dave?
Speaker 4: They taste they taste like sheet.
Speaker 1: They taste like sheet. Cheat cheat, cheat cheat, They taste
Speaker 1: like sheet.
Speaker 4: How do vampires start their letters, hell, come and make
Speaker 4: concern what tomb it may concern to o MB.
Speaker 1: Tomb it may concern? Okay, I kind of get it.
Speaker 1: What else you got?
Speaker 4: Well, I didn't the zomb they go to school?
Speaker 1: Why didn't the zombie go to school?
Speaker 2: Dave?
Speaker 4: He felt rock? Which garta death? Garretted death? Which fruit
Speaker 4: is a vampire's favorite?
Speaker 1: What I read? The read the setup again, Dave, I
Speaker 1: didn't hear what you understood. I didn't understand what you said.
Speaker 4: Which fruit is a vampire's favorite?
Speaker 1: Which fruit is a vampire's favorite? Dave net Terreenes, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Did you say nectarines? Yes, that's what I thought. Hey, Dave,
Speaker 1: on another subject, I know you have to do what
Speaker 1: it says, and I know you're very busy. You've got
Speaker 1: a big family, your grandpa. But I just wanted to
Speaker 1: reiterate that we're having the no comedies sit in today
Speaker 1: at Huddles. So if you can't make it, tell all
Speaker 1: your friends make some signs. It's going to be a red,
Speaker 1: white and blue spectacular today. We're expecting millions.
Speaker 2: We'll do.
Speaker 1: We're expecting millions. See what it says, Dave, Hey, Dave,
Speaker 1: you know what I say you know what I say.
Speaker 1: I say this.
Speaker 7: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 7: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 7: WLW or his parent company iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 7: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 7: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 7: be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize. Now
Speaker 7: back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: Hell this morning to JC cruised by the bar yesterday,
Speaker 1: I was telling me his favorite segments on the show.
Speaker 1: Right up at the top was Steve Frommettna, who God willing,
Speaker 1: we will hear from with this week's commentary and fifthy
Speaker 1: phone call around six forty. News of the week you mentioned,
Speaker 1: Jim Levarvar, the music Professor and the prop will be
Speaker 1: in here around seven thirty five. And by the way,
Speaker 1: I will be re airing the Music Professor rock and
Speaker 1: Roll Archaeology again this coming Tuesday night in the nightcap
Speaker 1: because someone can't get up early enough to hear it,
Speaker 1: and it can't be podcast because there's music on it,
Speaker 1: So we will re air that again on Tuesday night
Speaker 1: around ten o'clock on the Nightcap anyway. Number three on
Speaker 1: his list, now, JC, of course is mister Birthday Tuba,
Speaker 1: who you have heard or heard of. Perhaps Third on
Speaker 1: his list was this guy old radio Rick Washburn. You
Speaker 1: made the top three. Rick, congratulations.
Speaker 8: I maybe ill gotten gains. I think he just feels
Speaker 8: bad because he forgot my birthday last year.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I think he truly enjoys your
Speaker 1: reception reports on Saturday mornings, as do I, as do
Speaker 1: many other people. You have become a beloved character. How
Speaker 1: does that feel? I love you too, man, Let's say
Speaker 1: that I loved you. I just said you become a
Speaker 1: beloved character. There's nothing personal, and I was just passing
Speaker 1: along some information that you might find edifying and valuable.
Speaker 1: I do love you. Yes, you're.
Speaker 8: He He's a great guy. I had actually both of
Speaker 8: your tuba listeners and the other one knows.
Speaker 2: Who he is.
Speaker 8: And yeah, the film goal is coming along. I promise
Speaker 8: that's been in the wings for a long time. Who
Speaker 8: just happened to be coming? As matter of fact, you
Speaker 8: just for some reason you sound fantastic, I think regardless
Speaker 8: of radio.
Speaker 1: Well, I know I took my steroids and human growth hormones,
Speaker 1: and so I'm feeling my oats to say the least
Speaker 1: ricky we can tell.
Speaker 8: But regardless, you are still coming in. I'm giving you
Speaker 8: a solid five by five on this. This is a
Speaker 8: nineteen thirty APEX Model twenty seven Glory Tone manufactured by
Speaker 8: the US Radio and Television Corporation of Marion, Indiana. It's
Speaker 8: a five tube TRF and it's a Gothic table model. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it's kind of like a cathedral, but it's kind of
Speaker 8: a pinky top and top, A pinky top, a pointy top.
Speaker 1: I thought you said a twinkie top.
Speaker 8: Which means it'll last mine this morning.
Speaker 1: Which means it'll last for one thousand years because twinkies
Speaker 1: never die anyway, go ahead.
Speaker 8: Actual no actual food value. But uh yeah, let's a
Speaker 8: t r F its hat at thumb wheel on the
Speaker 8: on the right side for a tuner rather than a
Speaker 8: traditional dial and tuning knob, and then then the volume
Speaker 8: controls right above it. Soe with OCD. It drives me
Speaker 8: nuts because there's two controls on the right, nothing on
Speaker 8: the left. And this particular radio somebody has painted a
Speaker 8: little uh seascape on the front of it, which they're
Speaker 8: a good artist, but should have left the walnut alone.
Speaker 8: I think it'll strip off, but that's up to the owner.
Speaker 1: A stascape on a Gothic radio, how interesting.
Speaker 8: In pastel colors?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 8: Well, so going to the catalog, I found two entries
Speaker 8: which I thought they were at least my amusing. One
Speaker 8: is written as if it's a newspaper.
Speaker 2: Report.
Speaker 8: It says US Radio and Television Corp. Makes midget set.
Speaker 8: The US Radio and Television Corporation of Barry in Indiana
Speaker 8: announces the glory tone as a convenient set for the porch,
Speaker 8: breakfast nook, or summer cottage. That's oddly specific, do not
Speaker 8: use in living room and coming in at weighing in
Speaker 8: at twenty seven pounds, twenty inches tall, fifteen inches wide,
Speaker 8: and seven inches deep. I'm not sure that midget would
Speaker 8: be the right term, not that we're actually allowed to
Speaker 8: say that word.
Speaker 1: How about how about little little radio?
Speaker 2: Right to little radio.
Speaker 8: Don't want to with end it. It's over than nine.
Speaker 1: Don't say midget. For God's sake.
Speaker 8: It makes it really difficult to order parts for your MG.
Speaker 8: In nineteen thirty, this thing sold for fifty nine dollars
Speaker 8: fifty cents, which is eleven and fifty dollars today. And uh,
Speaker 8: this other catalog entry says we sold four thousand sets,
Speaker 8: had four thousand favorable reviews. I'd stop right there because
Speaker 8: I sincerely doubt every single radio that sold they were
Speaker 8: able to get feedback from the buyer just saying yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Mean, anyways, if you could get if you can get
Speaker 1: like ten out of four thousand, that's pretty good. But
Speaker 1: four thousand for four thousand, they're they're batting four thousand percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the that's no.
Speaker 8: We sold four thousand sets before we felt justified to
Speaker 8: say Apex quality Radio apparatus. I kid you not, that's
Speaker 8: all it says.
Speaker 1: Read that sentence again.
Speaker 8: We sold four thousand sets, had four thousand favorable reviews
Speaker 8: before we felt justified to say Apex quality Radio apparatus.
Speaker 8: I guess they didn't know about the quality thing until
Speaker 8: they got feedback.
Speaker 1: My goodness, who was in charge of their advertising or
Speaker 1: whoever wrote that?
Speaker 8: It is just the engineers, I swear it must.
Speaker 1: It had to be an engineer. It had to be
Speaker 1: an engineer.
Speaker 8: Uh oh no, we're paid by the word. We've got
Speaker 8: to remove the actual statements.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Uh if you'd like to know more about antique radios,
Speaker 1: or you've got one of those beautiful, beautiful old pieces
Speaker 1: of furniture that picks up this station, and or maybe
Speaker 1: it doesn't and you'd like it to uh. Contact Old
Speaker 1: Radio Rick at Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com.
Speaker 9: Saturday, with heighs near eighty this afternoon, rain and storm
Speaker 9: chances will move in late tonight into Sunday morning, bringing
Speaker 9: strong ways and then cooler temperatures into your Sunday as well.
Speaker 9: Last the week ahead from your severe weather station. I'm
Speaker 9: nine first one of meteorologists kJ Jacobs. He said, he
Speaker 9: go seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW Sport. Well, Liam, the Dodgers are headed
Speaker 1: back to the World Series.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mid October means playoff baseball, the ALCS and the
Speaker 3: NLCS going on. Well, the n NLCS is now complete
Speaker 3: thanks to a Dodgers four to oh sweep.
Speaker 1: Otani going yard.
Speaker 3: Again, insane game, three bombs, ten strikeouts. We were talking
Speaker 3: about the Reggie Jackson game earlier when you were doing
Speaker 3: on this date in history, Shell. Hezhani may have topped that,
Speaker 3: but it's not the same not being in the World Series.
Speaker 3: See what he can do against potentially the Blue Jays
Speaker 3: or Mariners. Seattle leads that series three to two now
Speaker 3: thanks to a Mariner six to two win last night.
Speaker 3: Going into the eighth inning, it was a two to
Speaker 3: one Blue Jays lead.
Speaker 1: I wonder if anybody knows how to say mister October
Speaker 1: in Japanese. That would be interesting anyway. Uh the Blue
Speaker 1: Jays Mariners Mariners one went away from being there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was two to one going into the eighth inning,
Speaker 3: and the top of the eighth, Randy A. Rosarina robbed
Speaker 3: a home run to the left field that would have
Speaker 3: made it three to one, and in the bottom of
Speaker 3: the inning they tied up with a cal Riley solo shot.
Speaker 3: He's been on fires, sixty third home runner the year,
Speaker 3: I believe, and then Uhanio Sworez bases loaded ty game
Speaker 3: bottom of the eighth hits a grand slam. The Mariners
Speaker 3: won that game six to two. Who's on fire like
Speaker 3: a flaming white Ugandan like Zorron Mandani. High school football
Speaker 3: scorers in the area. Saint Xavier, Ohio defeated sant Ignatius
Speaker 3: forty one to seven. Cincinnati Country Day topped North College
Speaker 3: Hill forty six to fourteen. The Coda West defeated Oak
Speaker 3: Hills thirty eight to six. Finnytown fell to Marrimont twenty
Speaker 3: eight to seven. Talawanda topped Mount Healthy thirty five to fourteen.
Speaker 3: Cole Rain fell to Mason thirty eight twenty one. New
Speaker 3: Miami beat Lockland twenty four to fourteen. Dixie Heights routed
Speaker 3: Boone County fifty five to nothing. Bishop Watterson forty nine,
Speaker 3: Northwest twelve. Indian Hill defeated Deer Park forty one to six.
Speaker 3: Anderson topped Winton Woods thirty seven to thirty. Bishop Fenwick
Speaker 3: edged out a win over McNicholas sixteen to fourteen. Kings
Speaker 3: Top Turpin thirty, Kinge twenty six. King's on Top today,
Speaker 3: Madeira fell to Taylor twenty to nineteen. Princeton blanked Fairfield
Speaker 3: thirty five to nothing. Lakota East shutout Sycamore thirty eight nothing,
Speaker 3: Ross Top to Monroe and a barn Burner.
Speaker 1: Nine to nothing.
Speaker 3: Saint Francis edged out a win twenty three to twenty
Speaker 3: one over Harrison. Saint Francis to Sales Ryan days soon
Speaker 3: with a bomb late in the game set up a
Speaker 3: game winning field goal. Campbell County fell to Simon Kenon
Speaker 3: thirty eight to twenty one. Little Miami defeated Milford forty
Speaker 3: five to fourteen. Loveland topped West Claremont fifty six to
Speaker 3: twenty one. Baden on Fire this year defeated Archbishopalter twenty
Speaker 3: eight to fourteen. Hamilton defeated Middletown fourteen to ten, and
Speaker 3: Chris to two point zero. Richmond, I hate to tell
Speaker 3: you New Richmond lost to Batavia forty one to thirty four.
Speaker 1: We got it out of the way. Is there anything
Speaker 1: else anything?
Speaker 3: Sc Cincinnati ends their regular season hosting Montreal this evening.
Speaker 3: Pregame coverage begins at five point thirty kick except for
Speaker 3: six on Fox Sports thirteen sixteen. The way the bracket's
Speaker 3: looking right now, they can avoid Miami in Philadelphia, who
Speaker 3: will have to play each other on the other side
Speaker 3: of the bracket with a win tonight.
Speaker 1: Very good, very good. F's UC football tonight at Oklahoma State.
Speaker 1: All that action right here, right yep.
Speaker 3: Pregame coverage begins at seven kick except for eight right
Speaker 3: here on seven hundred WLWY.
Speaker 1: Good morning, gang, Good morning. So I mean you need
Speaker 1: to check with Darren to see if you guys can
Speaker 1: have a no commie sit in there to you know,
Speaker 1: to offset the so called no King's rallies or protests.
Speaker 1: I'm having a no Kami sit in at Huddles and
Speaker 1: maybe you guys could do the same at Brookies today.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not going to cost you anything. You've
Speaker 1: got to come up with the flaming white Yugandan because
Speaker 1: that's in lieu of burning zoon Mom, Donny in effigy,
Speaker 1: So don't We don't want to do what they do,
Speaker 1: but we can set some drinks on fire. It'd be fun.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, I think it's no comedy in every day here.
Speaker 1: Well, no, but this is a special Saturday, a special
Speaker 1: Saturday set aside just for October eighteenth.
Speaker 11: As the no we'll say, Darren's gonna go ahead and
Speaker 11: do it because he's not here.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, speak for the owner?
Speaker 10: Yeah why not' Well?
Speaker 1: Who is there? I hear you, Doug, I hear you, Sherry?
Speaker 1: Who else is there? Anybody?
Speaker 2: We are the gang of two today?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the gang of.
Speaker 4: Two mob rule.
Speaker 1: It's a gang of two.
Speaker 5: It was hard time here this morning.
Speaker 1: Oh listen, as long as as long as I've got
Speaker 1: a lap, you've got to place to set baby, all right,
Speaker 1: how about that?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: Uh, how how are things on main Street? It sounds
Speaker 1: kind of quiet this morning. No buzz, no Darren, no Jack.
Speaker 1: Jack's off and uh it's just you too. What what's
Speaker 1: what's Matt? No, No, Matt Miller consuming consuming copious amounts
Speaker 1: of Captain Morgan at six point thirty in the morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, these workadays, So that's out now.
Speaker 1: So is the Queen of Hearts still rolling there in
Speaker 1: Ripley at Brookies?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah this?
Speaker 11: It was two hundred and twenty thousand on the draw
Speaker 11: last Wednesday. Well, of course whatever sales will drive that
Speaker 11: up this week tonight, Ashley. The things will pick up
Speaker 11: tonight about eight o'clockies and love will be here, love that.
Speaker 1: I love that bands. I've never heard him, but I
Speaker 1: love that band name. I know that they've played there before,
Speaker 1: Yes they have.
Speaker 2: I as soon.
Speaker 10: They're still having food.
Speaker 2: The cook's still out of jail. I checked the roster.
Speaker 2: It's good. So we're all good on that end. And
Speaker 2: Sherry's got a wonderful report for today.
Speaker 12: Well, the weather's going to be absolutely wonderful today.
Speaker 5: I think it's in the eighties. And then tomorrow is
Speaker 5: a Debbie downer. I think you know, it's going to rain,
Speaker 5: and I could cool be more like fall, which is
Speaker 5: going to be not good.
Speaker 1: But well, I'm looking to be here isolated showers and
Speaker 1: storms after six o'clock in Cincinnati today and then yeah,
Speaker 1: the rain tomorrow. So get out today for gosh sakes.
Speaker 1: The No Kami sit in at Brookies and Ripley, the
Speaker 1: Ohio Not protest, and the No Kami sit in at
Speaker 1: Huddles today on the Kentucky side of the river. Sherry,
Speaker 1: get busy making signs because we don't have any rich
Speaker 1: donors like the No Kings people who have pre printed signs,
Speaker 1: so people think it's a grassroots movement. No, these are
Speaker 1: all paid protesters. By the way. We'll have to see
Speaker 1: if we can get paid to stage our No Comis
Speaker 1: sit in. That'd be nice. Actually, I'll be working, so
Speaker 1: I will be getting paid for my part.
Speaker 4: There you go, there you go.
Speaker 5: And you know I got a report on the weather Rock.
Speaker 5: This is a flash news story.
Speaker 4: The weather Rock is under the weather.
Speaker 1: That was a flash news story. You know, Day from Harrison.
Speaker 1: Day from Harrison has a disclaimer. I think I'm going
Speaker 1: to get you a disclaimer to Sherry oh okay, so
Speaker 1: people know that I had no part in that attempted humor.
Speaker 1: All right, folks, have a great day. No commie sitting
Speaker 1: at Brookies and Ripley today they're on Main Street and
Speaker 1: one at Huddles on Mama Street in Newport. End of story.
Speaker 1: Steve from at Ohio with his pithyphone called news of
Speaker 1: the week in his commentary coming up court Justice number one.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't know what women are and who thinks that
Speaker 1: if you're black you're disabled? Oh thank you, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: six forty four On a Saturday morning, Gary Jeff with
Speaker 1: our old friend Steve from at no Ohio and his
Speaker 1: commentary a pithyphone call news of the week now on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW. Good morning, Stephen, Good morning Gary Jeff.
Speaker 13: Last week I wondered out loud at the timing of
Speaker 13: Newton Minno's Vast Wasteland speech in nineteen sixty one, The
Speaker 13: Trash the State of American TV. The fifties had actually
Speaker 13: featured some truly high brow TV programs that were very
Speaker 13: popular with the general public. Two of them were Down
Speaker 13: You Go and The Last Word. Hosting both was Bergen
Speaker 13: Evans born in Franklin, in Warren Countysto, a little bit
Speaker 13: outside Cincinnati. Evans born in nineteen oh four to a
Speaker 13: fourth generation physician and his wife, was a precocious lad
Speaker 13: who entered Miami of Ohio at age fifteen, where he
Speaker 13: got his bachelor's degree, eventually getting a PhD at Northwestern,
Speaker 13: where he later taught. He was also a Rhodes scholar
Speaker 13: who mixed instruction with a great sense of humor. Down
Speaker 13: You Go, A word game with four celebrity panelists mixing
Speaker 13: wit and intelligence, aired six years in nineteen fifties prime time. Bergen.
Speaker 13: Evans was also one of the writers of the questions
Speaker 13: for the highly popular The sixty four thousand Dollars Question.
Speaker 13: He wrote books including I Love this title, The Natural
Speaker 13: History of Nonsense, and left us with this quote, Listen carefully.
Speaker 13: There is no necessary connection between the desire to lead
Speaker 13: and the ability to lead, and even less the ability
Speaker 13: to lead. Somewhere that will be to the advantage of
Speaker 13: the lead whoa rest in peace, Professor Evans.
Speaker 6: Now, some of you have.
Speaker 13: Emailed me saying, Steve O, we need a story that
Speaker 13: mentions Iowa, Louisville, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis. Can you do that well?
Speaker 6: I think I can.
Speaker 13: Sister Jeane Delores Schmidt, longtime team chaplain of the Loyola
Speaker 13: Chicago Ramblers, died recently at the tender age of one
Speaker 13: hundred and six. She became an international celebrity during Loyola's
Speaker 13: twenty eighteen Final four run in the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 8: Oh I remember, Oh yeah.
Speaker 13: One of her many duties was collecting stats on opposing
Speaker 13: teams for the Loyola coaching staff. Her first job as
Speaker 13: a nun was starting a multi sport athletic program for
Speaker 13: girls at a North Hollywood Catholic school. Born in San
Speaker 13: Francisco in nineteen nineteen, she joined the convent in nineteen
Speaker 13: thirty seven in Dubuque, Iowa. Sister Gene eventually wound up
Speaker 13: at Loyola when it merged with a local women's college
Speaker 13: where she had been assigned. One of her last trips
Speaker 13: with the Ramblers was to Indianapolis in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 13: where Loyola upset Illinois in March Madness. Old time basketball
Speaker 13: fans like yours truly remember that Loyola won the nineteen
Speaker 13: sixty three tournament in Louisville, upsetting our Cincinnati Bearcats sixty
Speaker 13: to fifty eight. In overtime, the Ramblers star was all
Speaker 13: American Jerry Harkness, who later was a sports reporter on
Speaker 13: Indianapolis TV. I'm looking forward to a tribute to sister
Speaker 13: Jean Schmidt, super fan at the twenty twenty six March Madness.
Speaker 13: After all, she had that great wit and a twinkle
Speaker 13: in her eye that reporters call great copy. Rip Sister
Speaker 13: Jeane doing God's work in a ninety four foot church.
Speaker 13: Talk to you next week, Gary Jeff, Thank.
Speaker 1: You, Steve, great great memories. Ray from Loveland standing by.
Speaker 1: We'll we'll get an update and reiterate the special day
Speaker 1: that we're having. If you love America more in a moment,
Speaker 1: It's six forty nine at seven hundred WS. Horning to you,
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff on the Saturday Morning edition. It's October eighteenth.
Speaker 1: Hello Christ to two point zero, Hello Frankie, and hello
Speaker 1: to my friend, brother Ray Scott. Good morning, brother Ray.
Speaker 4: How are you? Gary Jeff Walker, my friend?
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 14: You know I love the way you start to show
Speaker 14: off on more just kicking the doors in Man with
Speaker 14: little China grow.
Speaker 2: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: You know what I love most about that is that
Speaker 1: I put on my DJ puke voice, which my wife
Speaker 1: absolutely loves odes when it's time to fire up some doobies.
Speaker 1: And she was she was late to hear it too,
Speaker 1: so I'm sure she cringed.
Speaker 14: And more in Christian Okay, so this, uh, this no comedies.
Speaker 14: I mean, nothing's more scary than communism. And so you're
Speaker 14: you're celebrating the.
Speaker 15: Red, white and boo yes today.
Speaker 14: And this, I would say, this is the true essence
Speaker 14: of a peaceful protest at Huddles.
Speaker 2: It would seem to me, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean half the people that are there
Speaker 1: will probably be anesthetized in some fashion after after the
Speaker 1: first half hours.
Speaker 14: So so yes, you know a couple of things that
Speaker 14: hit me and I'm curious your thoughts.
Speaker 2: Scary Jeff.
Speaker 14: You know one of the headlines a couple of days
Speaker 14: ago in the insanity that is uh double speak in America,
Speaker 14: which has been around a long time. And and and
Speaker 14: I was reminded of Russell Limbar, you know, being accused
Speaker 14: of many many things in one of the racists. Yet
Speaker 14: he puts Walter Williams on his show to host this
Speaker 14: show for him. Walter Williams, who would always use the
Speaker 14: phrase as you'll recall Black by popular demand.
Speaker 1: And he was a brilliant man.
Speaker 16: Love that guy.
Speaker 14: I mean, anybody, I invite anybody to go to YouTube
Speaker 14: and just watch five minutes listen to this man. He
Speaker 14: was just tremendous.
Speaker 2: And he actually responded to an email to me one time.
Speaker 14: I think I still have it somewhere and I should
Speaker 14: put that in a frame. But you know, the double
Speaker 14: speak the senator this week, I think it was Senator
Speaker 14: Coons said that, you know, just because subsidies are needed
Speaker 14: to make the affordable healthcare affordable doesn't mean it's a failure.
Speaker 14: I mean, could you break that down, Gary Jee, I'm
Speaker 14: I'm swimming on that one. And maybe we could have
Speaker 14: a debate, you know, pro and con on that maybe
Speaker 14: versus these no king sayings. They could we could establish
Speaker 14: a civil debate, you know, back and forth. How could
Speaker 14: we can you please explain that to me?
Speaker 1: I there is no explanation for again, as you say,
Speaker 1: double speak or the word salads that consistently come out
Speaker 1: of people like Kamala Harris's mouth, or the people on
Speaker 1: the left who are trying to explain their insanity. Here's
Speaker 1: a here's a famous Walter Williams quote. I dug a
Speaker 1: few up. Since you intoned his his his name. But
Speaker 1: let me offer you my definition of social justice. I
Speaker 1: keep what I earn and you keep what you earn.
Speaker 1: Do you disagree, well, then tell me how much of
Speaker 1: what I earn belongs to you? And why? Here here's
Speaker 1: another one. This is something that these kids who were
Speaker 1: all down on capitalism should hear, and it should be
Speaker 1: reiterated at every possible point in the re education of
Speaker 1: our next generation. Walter Williams said, prior to capitalism, the
Speaker 1: way people amassed great wealth was by looting, plundering, and
Speaker 1: enslaving their fellow man. Capitalism made it possible to become
Speaker 1: wealthy by serving your fellow man. And here's something else, Ray,
Speaker 1: you opened up this hornet's nest, so I'm going to
Speaker 1: dive right in with one more. If you don't mind,
Speaker 1: this is your time. Do you mind?
Speaker 14: It's all yours, brother, And I'm hoping that your governor
Speaker 14: weighs sales tax today.
Speaker 1: With your common Okay, one more from Walter Williams, since
Speaker 1: you brought him up. How does something immoral when done
Speaker 1: privately become moral when it is done collectively? Furthermore, does
Speaker 1: legality establish morality. Slavery was legal, apartheid is Stalinists, Nazi
Speaker 1: and Maoist group's purges were legal. Clearly, the fact of
Speaker 1: legality does not justify these crimes. Legality alone cannot be
Speaker 1: the talisman of moral people. Amen. Can I get an?
Speaker 2: Amen? Amen? And Amen?
Speaker 14: And God bless him and his memory, and God bless
Speaker 14: all of the future. Walter Williams in the greatest country
Speaker 14: on God's green Earth, America. Just you can smell the freedom, folks,
Speaker 14: and it's We're not perfect, but we're working on it.
Speaker 14: God bless your brother.
Speaker 1: Thanks Ray. Always good to hear from my friends, brother Scott.
Speaker 1: With that Steve Schulte coming up right after the news
Speaker 1: at seven o'clock. Tom davis diary is on the way.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna poke Dave Hatters Nests see if he's around
Speaker 1: and got anything for us. And of course rock and
Speaker 1: roll archaeology at the bottom of next hour around seven
Speaker 1: thirty five with the music professor Jim Lebarbara. I can't wait.
Speaker 1: It's getting better and better and better. Into another hour
Speaker 1: of the Saturday morning edition. For this Saturday October eighteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. GJ. Dubbs doing the dough. It's a
Speaker 1: zero sugardoo type two diabetic and all that. I want
Speaker 1: to give a big shout out to Steve in Indiana
Speaker 1: and his granddaughter, his grandchild who was born.
Speaker 2: Back in.
Speaker 1: Back, I guess in late August, and immediately there were
Speaker 1: some issues. And I hope he doesn't mind me talking
Speaker 1: about this, but she had to go into surgery at
Speaker 1: ten o'clock at Children's Hospital to repair her esophagus, which
Speaker 1: was in two pieces and one of which was attached
Speaker 1: to her airway. I mean, not good little thing. Precious
Speaker 1: little angel had surgery and this morning at five point
Speaker 1: thirty I got this text with a picture of her. Gosh,
Speaker 1: he's a little angel doing great, big thanks to Children's
Speaker 1: Hospital in Cincinnati. I text him back praise God. As
Speaker 1: soon as he sent me the original text about her
Speaker 1: having to go into surgery, I set about praying and
Speaker 1: kind of put them on a prayer chain back then.
Speaker 1: And apparently, thanks to the fine folks at Children's Hospital
Speaker 1: and the work of the hand of God, she's doing great.
Speaker 1: So very happy to hear that. Steve Stephen Indiana to
Speaker 1: another Steve, Steve Shilty, our environmental engineer extraordinaire, a climate report.
Speaker 1: You said, you just text me and you said you
Speaker 1: have a signed book and photo from Walter E. Williams.
Speaker 1: We were just talking about him before the top of
Speaker 1: the hour. And one time you even picked him up
Speaker 1: from CBG and took him to a hotel. How that?
Speaker 1: How'd that happened?
Speaker 10: Oh, Gary, Jeff, We'd have to talk about about half
Speaker 10: an hour to do that. But alls I can say,
Speaker 10: alls I can say. At one time Walter Williams called
Speaker 10: me that libertarian in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 2: I had the.
Speaker 10: Pleasure of probably meeting with him and different activities and
Speaker 10: events whatnot about six times. So super guy.
Speaker 1: This morning we are talking about a medical Journey journal
Speaker 1: being guilty of climate fear mongering. Tell me about that, Steve.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And that's just as a good example how thoroughly
Speaker 10: thoroughly addicted so many people are, oh pm at the
Speaker 10: other people's money, folks.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: The Journal of the American Medical Goal Association has released
Speaker 10: another junk science research report, and you may I've heard it.
Speaker 10: I heard this last week, claiming that use of inhalers
Speaker 10: by sufferers of lung disease like asthma COPD contributes to
Speaker 10: man made warming and looming planetary dooms.
Speaker 2: I heard that state. Yeah.
Speaker 10: The report states that the health, comfort and welfare of
Speaker 10: these patients concerned are basically, uh, you know, have to
Speaker 10: be brushed aside because of the very tiny amount warrant
Speaker 10: on warming that occur.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 10: And the reason is is that these inhalers contain a
Speaker 10: propellant called hydro floral alkane that is a greenhouse gas.
Speaker 10: This it comes from the CO two Coalition C two
Speaker 10: Coalition dot org.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 10: They recently released or report the documents how much warming
Speaker 10: can be expected from the use of decent hailers.
Speaker 2: Gary jeff In The.
Speaker 10: Amount of warming over fifty years half the century is
Speaker 10: zero point zero two degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, make them make the planet boil. Zero
Speaker 1: point zero two Oh my gosh.
Speaker 10: That's that's two to one hundredths of a degree fahrenheit
Speaker 10: for those in vetus. So obviously, with this conclusion, I
Speaker 10: think those users have been hailer should should breathe free,
Speaker 10: no pun intended.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 10: And obviously the needs of patients, rather than preventing some
Speaker 10: non existent climate crisis, should prevail.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, So the other issue on the docket
Speaker 1: this morning was a big no no to the UN
Speaker 1: global carbon tax, which would have been absolutely disastrous for US.
Speaker 10: Well, it's still up in the air. This comes from
Speaker 10: c fact dot org. That's the letter c fact dot org.
Speaker 10: This is from yes October fifteenth, Wednesday. Again another opm
Speaker 10: addiction story. The UN wants to raise the price of
Speaker 10: everything by collecting a carbon tax on shipping. Obviously the
Speaker 10: US is working to stop it. It's the International Maritime
Speaker 10: Organization is another UN bureaucracy, is about to vote on
Speaker 10: a quote net zero framework quotes quote which will take
Speaker 10: the form of a tax tape by shippers into a
Speaker 10: gigantic UN climate slush fund. And I call it a
Speaker 10: slush fund, and so does C fact because everything Gary Jeff,
Speaker 10: everything nowadays is somehow negatively impacted by the clear by
Speaker 10: the climate geermongers, literally everything, and we just had to
Speaker 10: exist exist. The story on the inhalers, so you went
Speaker 10: New York rights would this would mean that their long
Speaker 10: held lust will come true because right now they get
Speaker 10: money from grants from member nations. Now they just passes,
Speaker 10: they could levy taxes on the world.
Speaker 1: I have I have an idea. I have an idea
Speaker 1: with that it's time to disband the U n kick
Speaker 1: them out of our country, send the diplomats home, blow
Speaker 1: up the buildings, or turn them into quote affordable housing.
Speaker 1: And and uh, I would say it's time to eliminate
Speaker 1: the United Nations. They do nothing but promote global which
Speaker 1: of course leads to a form of communism. And I
Speaker 1: think that the time for the UN is over. What
Speaker 1: do you think.
Speaker 10: I felt that many decades ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, it's time to act on it now, President Trump.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Steve seven to twelve at seven hundred WLW bye. Just
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks away. And Dave Hatter is getting
Speaker 1: into the spirit of the season for the story on
Speaker 1: ghost tapping, whatever that is. We're about to find out.
Speaker 1: Good morning, mister Hatter. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good, Gary jee.
Speaker 6: I've got a little bit of a cold, so I
Speaker 6: kind of got my very white voice going this morning.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, but we like it. It's sexy.
Speaker 2: Go ahead. I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Ghost tapping.
Speaker 6: So this is a it's an old concept with a
Speaker 6: new name, and basically it's about near too communication and
Speaker 6: the tips on your Craig cards. And you know, generally
Speaker 6: I would tell people you're safer if you tap a.
Speaker 2: Card rather than swipe a card because of skimmers.
Speaker 6: I think we've talked about that before, but now the
Speaker 6: bad guys have figured out that they can just get
Speaker 6: real close to you, especially in a crowd, and steal
Speaker 6: your credit card. It's kind of like the modern version
Speaker 6: of pickpocketing right now. I don't need to actually steal
Speaker 6: your wallet. I can just get close to you with
Speaker 6: a near field communication NFC based skimmer and steal your
Speaker 6: credit card.
Speaker 2: Isn't that nice?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: I mean you want you want to make sure and
Speaker 1: how close do they.
Speaker 6: Have to be?
Speaker 2: Pretty close? I mean, think about it.
Speaker 6: If you've ever used the tab feature on a credit card,
Speaker 6: you know you typically have to be within a few
Speaker 6: you know, probably less than the end or a few
Speaker 6: millimmes away from the device itself or actually touch it.
Speaker 6: So you got to get pretty close. And you know
Speaker 6: the defense and I you know, the nerd in me
Speaker 6: loves this is to get an RFID blocking wallet, or
Speaker 6: like a Faraday cage bag. The Faraday cage bags are
Speaker 6: great because you can stick your phone or something in
Speaker 6: there and it basically just shuts it off completely. But yeah,
Speaker 6: they make wallets and purses especially for this purpose, so
Speaker 6: that once once your cards are inside it, they can't
Speaker 6: be read. And then you just need to be cautious.
Speaker 6: You know, if you pull up to a gas pump
Speaker 6: and it looks like it might have been tampered with,
Speaker 6: don't tap or swipe on it. Find it of a
Speaker 6: gas pump, because sadly, bad guys are always looking for
Speaker 6: ways to scam a scared Yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I tapped to pay this morning on my way in,
Speaker 1: but there was no one around so and it looked
Speaker 1: like it was an uncompromised pad on the gas pump.
Speaker 6: So I guess my point is I would just encourage
Speaker 6: people take a very hard look at the device before
Speaker 6: you tap. I still think it's safer to tap simply
Speaker 6: because it's harder to put a skimmer on those things,
Speaker 6: generally speaking than the kind that would go inside the swipe.
Speaker 2: So I'm still still more.
Speaker 6: Of the tap fan, but you should always look and
Speaker 6: make sure it doesn't look like it's been tamper with
Speaker 6: it anyway, And then keep in mind that if you're
Speaker 6: walking around, especially in a crowd like let's say riverfest
Speaker 6: or something, Yeah, people might be trying to get close
Speaker 6: to you and steal your credit card. It's a good
Speaker 6: idea to get an RFID blocking wallet or bag.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic, great advice, Dave feel better? All right, man,
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 2: I have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Hey you two. Time for the Tom Davis Diaries. I
Speaker 1: like to call these the.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: It's our friend Tom Davis back with weird, wacky, wild
Speaker 1: stories from around the world and around the country.
Speaker 17: Here is your correspondent. Now, Good morning, Gary, Jeff. This week, wait,
Speaker 17: I thought you were blind. But first, a Florida woman
Speaker 17: was in a panic after she came out of the
Speaker 17: gas station to find her car stolen. And what's worse,
Speaker 17: her one year old was inside the car. Luckily for
Speaker 17: this lax of days ago mon, this thief had a conscience.
Speaker 17: He brought the car back and the kid back, and
Speaker 17: he did it knowing that he was going to be arrested.
Speaker 17: He faces charges of grand theft and kidnapping, which I'm
Speaker 17: pretty sure a good attorney could probably get dropped.
Speaker 1: That kidnapping part. I mean, he brought the car back.
Speaker 17: Speaking of babies, there's a mystery going on in a
Speaker 17: small town in Ontario, Canada. Someone's leaving dirty diapers in
Speaker 17: public places. The locals are tired of the smell and
Speaker 17: the mess, but so far police have no suspects. Concerned
Speaker 17: citizens are asking the public to be on the lookout
Speaker 17: for these poopy diaper deposits. Police in California busted a
Speaker 17: guy with a hand drawn license plate. He claimed that
Speaker 17: it resembles his actual license plate that he lost, but
Speaker 17: the cops weren't having it. They posted a picture of
Speaker 17: his artwork along with a lengthy diatribe about how it's
Speaker 17: wrong and they're in charge and they have our freedoms
Speaker 17: and how it's useless to resist or something like that.
Speaker 17: They say, if you lose your plate, just go get
Speaker 17: another one. And finally, a seventy year old man from
Speaker 17: Italy it was just busted for pretending to be blind
Speaker 17: for fifty three years. For decades, he claimed that he
Speaker 17: couldn't work because of his situation and that allowed him
Speaker 17: to collect disability payments. So far, he's collected one point
Speaker 17: one six million dollars. The private eyes caught him gardening, shopping,
Speaker 17: and counting out money. I guess he didn't see that
Speaker 17: one coming. Next week, big crowd expected for the Texas
Speaker 17: Bigfoot Conference today into.
Speaker 1: Yet another hour of this Saturday morning edition. On this Saturday,
Speaker 1: October eighteenth, twenty twenty five, how do you You're a
Speaker 1: Jeff with you? And it's our counter to what's being
Speaker 1: called the No Kings rallies, which are being paid for
Speaker 1: primarily by people like George Soros, paid protesters, real grassroots stuff.
Speaker 1: It is the no Commies sit in today at huddles
Speaker 1: where I'll be at tending bar, slinging drinks for Hillbillies
Speaker 1: and others and patriots from all over the Try State.
Speaker 1: Wear your red, white and blue, Wear your Maga hat
Speaker 1: if you've got one. I'm gonna wear my Gulf of
Speaker 1: America t shirt that the Pisqually brother Rick brought me
Speaker 1: back from Florida. But anyway, it's kind of and it's
Speaker 1: not a protest. We're not gonna tear anything up. We're
Speaker 1: not gonna If you want to sing a song, okay,
Speaker 1: but no off key singing by senior citizen hippies at
Speaker 1: this just a time to enjoy each other and revel
Speaker 1: in the fact that we live in the best country
Speaker 1: on the face of the earth ever the no Kamis
Speaker 1: sit in. Speaking of the bar, I was talking about
Speaker 1: people have favorites that appear every Saturday morning on this show.
Speaker 1: And one of the things I hear all the time
Speaker 1: from people is like, and I heard it this past week.
Speaker 1: I like that astrology guy. I said, I really don't
Speaker 1: have an astrologer on this ship. You mean you're talking
Speaker 1: about astronomy science Mike. He goes, Yeah, that's that's him,
Speaker 1: science Mike. Well, here he is not an astrology guy.
Speaker 1: I don't think ask him what his sign is a
Speaker 1: science man.
Speaker 7: As a scientists advising his now binding.
Speaker 1: Me with Mike, what's your sign?
Speaker 2: Rgo? Maybe I do some palm rating occasionally, but.
Speaker 1: I'm always I'm always reticent to read anybody's palm because
Speaker 1: I don't know where that palm's been.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. That's a kind kind of
Speaker 2: a weird squiggly line there it is. But I listened
Speaker 2: to schip Hark this morning. Yeah, and so do I
Speaker 2: understand it? They rely releasing in honor of the No
Speaker 2: Kings Day. Are they actually releasing fourteen thousand peasants into
Speaker 2: the into the state Ohio.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they did. If they did, I
Speaker 1: would declare it. I would declare its open season on peasants.
Speaker 1: I love, I love he said, I love wild peasants.
Speaker 2: He said peasants. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Did he say peasants or pheasants?
Speaker 2: I think he said After I started thinking about it,
Speaker 2: Gary Jeff, I think he said pheasants. Me. You released
Speaker 2: the peasants, Release the peasants. Where you get fourteen thousand peasants?
Speaker 1: I love it? So what's going on?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: Right? Scientist Gary Jeff? Need your need your toenails?
Speaker 1: Okay, they can have mine, Believe me, I.
Speaker 2: Gotta find them a sitting around the bathroom all over.
Speaker 2: But seriously, that lung cancer, okay, lung cancer. Two fists
Speaker 2: of all lung cancer occurrences are not smoking related. They're
Speaker 2: actually related to to inhaling of right on, right on gas. Now,
Speaker 2: the problem is is you know, you give your history
Speaker 2: when you go for for lung cancer screening for testing,
Speaker 2: and they you know you're they give you, you give
Speaker 2: your smoking history, and uh if you say you've been
Speaker 2: smoking your whole life and obviously your screen to to
Speaker 2: go get the lung cancer test and everything like that,
Speaker 2: but you say you can't you can't really validate say, well,
Speaker 2: I don't know about radon, But now when you inhale radon,
Speaker 2: it changes, it decays into the lead isotope and in
Speaker 2: your body. So and then the lead isotope actually gets
Speaker 2: put into your your tissues that that that shed slowly
Speaker 2: over time, your hair, your scan and your toenails. So
Speaker 2: what they're doing this is up in Canada in order
Speaker 2: to get a better understanding of rate on exposure and
Speaker 2: the lead isotope. They are actually going to do a
Speaker 2: large study and they're trying to get ten thousand people
Speaker 2: to donate their toenails so they can do uh spectromedy
Speaker 2: studies on spechometer studies on your toenails to see to
Speaker 2: check on the lead content and of your actually your
Speaker 2: health history for having lung cancer. So it is it
Speaker 2: is a serious thing. And uh you know, you see
Speaker 2: all these homes, A lot of these homes have the
Speaker 2: have the rate on uh to coming out of the
Speaker 2: basement just to get to mix, get the air out.
Speaker 1: That's have one have one in our house?
Speaker 2: Do you really? Yeah? Oh well, I mean I've been
Speaker 2: thinking about reading this article. I think I'm gonna try
Speaker 2: to get a U. You can buy the test on online.
Speaker 2: You get to actually check.
Speaker 1: Your rate on level if led to later on is
Speaker 1: a real problem. I'm screwed because I remember eating paint
Speaker 1: chips as a child.
Speaker 2: Well, Tenner, Tonyill, let's see what's going on, all right.
Speaker 1: I will thank you so much, Mike, take care, Rick
Speaker 1: Green and what is this? John John? Good morning? Good morning?
Speaker 2: How you doing good?
Speaker 1: Doing fine? You have a you have a quick aside?
Speaker 4: John?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 16: I was listened to your program this morning until until
Speaker 16: the radio station here in Maryland seven hundred am drownded
Speaker 16: you completely out and get a load of this.
Speaker 2: Guary, Jeff.
Speaker 16: That radio station is in Walkersville, Maryland. Walkers Walkersville is
Speaker 16: where it's located in central Maryland. So I just forgre
Speaker 16: to let you know, you know, the useless trivia. But anyway,
Speaker 16: I like to listen to you guys as much as possible.
Speaker 16: I listened to you guys Monday through Friday. I was
Speaker 16: first exposed to Mike McConnell in the.
Speaker 8: Morning, right and driving to work.
Speaker 16: I live in Bowie, Maryland, which is halfway between DC
Speaker 16: and Annapolis. So I drive from Bowie to Silver Spring
Speaker 16: and listen, listen to Mike McConnell. And then the new
Speaker 16: guy took over because Mike wanted to retire. So anyway,
Speaker 16: I was listening to you this morning at Clear's Bell,
Speaker 16: Clere's Bell. But you know this station interfered in Maryland.
Speaker 16: Can I totally drowned you guys out? I mean I
Speaker 16: know about I know about iHeartRadio.
Speaker 6: So you can I can carry on.
Speaker 2: We can?
Speaker 1: You can? You can stream us anywhere, John, regardless of that, Yes,
Speaker 1: regardless of that. That's for tender in Walkersville, Maryland. John,
Speaker 1: Thanks for checking in and thanks for listening.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, all right, take care, all right,
Speaker 1: brother Rick, brother Rick, good morning. How are you, sir?
Speaker 2: Good morning Gary. I'm off I have a pass it today.
Speaker 8: Gary.
Speaker 15: I hope when I read it I tat to rate
Speaker 15: everyone hawk mind. And so in this First Corinthians, chapter thirteen,
Speaker 15: verse four, it says love is patient, love is kind,
Speaker 15: It does not envy, it does not both, it is
Speaker 15: not plowd.
Speaker 2: Can we all just take that?
Speaker 1: Dy and Gary, I've got to tell you that whole
Speaker 1: passage from First Corinthians was on a wall, oddly enough,
Speaker 1: in the bathroom at my mom and dad's house. And
Speaker 1: I remember every time I go into the bathroom, I
Speaker 1: would read that the whole thing about what love is.
Speaker 1: And people are often confused about what love is. But
Speaker 1: that is what real love is, and it's described in
Speaker 1: the New Testament in First Corinthians. What chapter is that again, Rick?
Speaker 15: Its First Corinthia, Chapter thirteen, verse four. Yeah, but you
Speaker 15: know what I mean, the only description of love that
Speaker 15: we need.
Speaker 2: That's it. There's no other one.
Speaker 1: No, it's it's it's perfect. And thanks for sharing that again.
Speaker 1: That that is one of my favorite verses in the
Speaker 1: entire Bible.
Speaker 2: I love again.
Speaker 15: When I read it this morning, it just humbled me
Speaker 15: in a quanity and I sat there and I just
Speaker 15: meditated on it.
Speaker 1: I couldn't move.
Speaker 2: It just hit me on the inside.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, people think that love is of the physical,
Speaker 1: and we do show love in the physical, but love
Speaker 1: is spiritual, real love, God's love is all the things
Speaker 1: that are described in that particular passage in First Corinthians.
Speaker 1: Thanks man, thanks so much for sharing that. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you just made it so And now that we've been last,
Speaker 1: let's go to that Teresa. Good morning, that Teresa.
Speaker 2: How are we.
Speaker 16: Greeting?
Speaker 4: And salutations?
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I'm the anti blest.
Speaker 1: I didn't say that.
Speaker 4: Now. I love that burst so much.
Speaker 5: Good morning, lovely Christmasy.
Speaker 12: We know squeak, sneak, Frankie the wonder kind of extraordinaire.
Speaker 12: We had to finish old business last week, you said,
Speaker 12: and you had to excuse my, uh, the way that
Speaker 12: I'm talking.
Speaker 5: I had oral surgery on Monday, and that can't prevent
Speaker 5: me from talking.
Speaker 4: I digress.
Speaker 5: Last week's word was, oh God, I can't say it,
Speaker 5: this stitude, this sinstitude. You said, oh, thank you. I
Speaker 5: should have had her use it in a sentence. Yes,
Speaker 5: and so my sentence is Kamala Harris's visit. The sinstitude
Speaker 5: was more than parent on the November fifth, twenty twenty four.
Speaker 10: Anyway, okay, is to.
Speaker 5: Admit if we forgot, it's usually an unwelcome change of
Speaker 5: fourteen or circumstances. And today you said, oh why everybody,
Speaker 5: you said, mister October and Japanese masukabah, there you go, and.
Speaker 4: Masukatoba that is show tom.
Speaker 1: He's obviously mister October. But in Japanese say it, say
Speaker 1: it once one more time, one more time.
Speaker 5: Masuka oh gutoba oka Toba, so it would be quickly,
Speaker 5: could do ocause I say I can't do it?
Speaker 10: Next next next the word of the day.
Speaker 4: The word of the day.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness, thank you God for getting me through
Speaker 5: this is yeah, here we go.
Speaker 18: Predilection preference or special liking for something by in favor
Speaker 18: of something in a sentence. I have a predilection for
Speaker 18: the Saturday Morning cast of characters.
Speaker 8: Love you all, good day, God bliss, thanks that.
Speaker 1: Teresa strikes again. It's eight twenty one at seven underdu
Speaker 1: on the Saturday Morning edition, trying to reach Moe Egger.
Speaker 1: He is not available yet, but Liam will continue. Oh
Speaker 1: there he is. No looks like we had him for
Speaker 1: a second, Liam, we did not. Okay, Well, please continue
Speaker 1: to try. I mean, that's all you can do.
Speaker 2: Liam.
Speaker 1: You were talking earlier about how people anymore don't have
Speaker 1: any kind of work ethic or ethic at all when
Speaker 1: it comes to doing a job. They feel entitled. You
Speaker 1: don't feel that way. So continue to labor laboriously and
Speaker 1: trying to reach Moe. And this is odd too, I know.
Speaker 1: Is Liam tells me he's with Bearcats in Stillwater, Oklahoma
Speaker 1: for the game against Oklahoma State tonight, and they apparently
Speaker 1: got in late, so you'd never know. Is there cell
Speaker 1: service in Stillwater, Oklahoma? That's the question. But I told
Speaker 1: Mo and that this is ironic that he's not picking
Speaker 1: up because I look forward to our conversations and I
Speaker 1: know a lot of people do about sports. This was Tuesday.
Speaker 1: I text him. I said, I can't express enough how
Speaker 1: much I appreciate your contributions on Saturday mornings. It's become
Speaker 1: an institution on my show. I'm so thankful that you're
Speaker 1: willing to do it. Thank you. He didn't respond at first,
Speaker 1: but he got back. Hey Man was doing bedtime last
Speaker 1: night when you sent this, and it just occurred to
Speaker 1: me that I didn't get back. I've come over the
Speaker 1: years to very much looking forward to Saturdays at eight
Speaker 1: thirty eight. Always a fun conversation and it keeps me
Speaker 1: on my toes. Apparently Mo is not on his feet
Speaker 1: this morning. Not on his toes. It's okay. I thought
Speaker 1: maybe he was attending a No King's rally like Liam
Speaker 1: was threatening to do last weekend, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: mister Birthday Tuba said, Liam, he really enjoys hearing you
Speaker 1: on the air, but he didn't realize that you were
Speaker 1: a Marxist piece of you know what, because you said
Speaker 1: you were going to the No Kings rallies. I think
Speaker 1: Liam was somewhat tongue in cheek at that point. Still
Speaker 1: no Mo. There's a big No King's rally in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles among Southern California's who simply hate professional hockey because
Speaker 1: either the LA Kings and all that. Well, what do
Speaker 1: you think after the Bengals winning a game after forced
Speaker 1: rate losses, Joe Flacco two games into his Bengals career,
Speaker 1: looking like the veteran quarterback here the confident calm and
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase and others noted the calmness of Joe Flacco
Speaker 1: in the huddle no matter what was going on on
Speaker 1: Thursday night at the game at pay Corps. And I
Speaker 1: have a friend who bartends at the same bar I
Speaker 1: do there in Newport who was working during the game
Speaker 1: and said, yep, last night, after the game, somebody actually
Speaker 1: said they were going to get their Super Bowl tickets
Speaker 1: for the Bengals. Not so fast, my friends three and four.
Speaker 1: As you can tell, I had nothing prepared for this.
Speaker 1: I something prepared for MO, but nothing else. I will
Speaker 1: reiterate the Nokamis sit in today at huddle. If you'd
Speaker 1: like to come by, we'll take a break and come
Speaker 1: back and finish the show. Mike Allen is waiting in
Speaker 1: the wings and cannot wait much longer to start spewing.
Speaker 1: It's the pre spew with the counselor coming up in
Speaker 1: just a few It's eight forty four. It's seven under
Speaker 1: WLW in the middle of Oklahoma, Liam Tomlinson, he just
Speaker 1: told me I don't know why I didn't say this earlier.
Speaker 1: Was at the game on I didn't know you were
Speaker 1: a season ticket holder. You got duped into that, Liam, Well,
Speaker 1: my dad got duped into it. Oh, your dad? Okay,
Speaker 1: Well we did it.
Speaker 3: It's like our thing, kind of like Christmas present every
Speaker 3: year go to the games and something we bond over
Speaker 3: was was this the first game you've go into this
Speaker 3: year or had you been before? We were at the
Speaker 3: Jacksonville game and that was a stunner game to be at.
Speaker 3: When Jake Browning comes in and leads that miraculous comeback.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's hopefully not going to be needed the rest
Speaker 1: of the season. So both games you've been to have
Speaker 1: been Bengals wins, so it may be required that you
Speaker 1: go on the road with the Orange and Black. They've
Speaker 1: got two more home games coming up before the bye.
Speaker 1: So yeah, next week the Ring of Honor game honoring
Speaker 1: Dave Lapham. How about that? And Lapp deserves all the
Speaker 1: kudos he can get. I I love hearing Dave Lapham
Speaker 1: on the call. I know there's some criticisms about how
Speaker 1: he's not a textbook color commentator because he'll kind of
Speaker 1: interrupt the play by play guy with his emotion. But
Speaker 1: I love feeling that emotion through the radio. The best
Speaker 1: part about Dave Lapham is after a Bengals loss and
Speaker 1: he goes into the locker room and he's tucking in
Speaker 1: the hushed voison when we're here in the Bengals locker
Speaker 1: room and nobody wants to really talk. And I don't
Speaker 1: blame him because he was there. I mean, you played
Speaker 1: the game. But he's always very very solemn after a
Speaker 1: Bengals loss.
Speaker 3: And a quick note, the Bengals lost to the Lions
Speaker 3: at home, so I am not that big of a
Speaker 3: lucky charm. Sadly, Oh, you didn't say that you went
Speaker 3: to the Lions game.
Speaker 1: Do you go to all games? Every home games? Easn't tickets.
Speaker 1: I don't miss a home game. Okay, all right, so
Speaker 1: what was a vibe light? It seemed very very raucous
Speaker 1: on television as far as the crowd and there there
Speaker 1: seemed to be less Pittsburgh fans than there usually are
Speaker 1: for a Steelers game, no matter where they play. Did
Speaker 1: you encounter a lot of Steelers fans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's always a solid amount of Pittsburgh fans, but
Speaker 3: compared to the Lions game, the Lions took over the stadium,
Speaker 3: it felt like, but Pittsburgh, there was always going to
Speaker 3: be some Pittsburgh fans, but it wasn't that dramatic.
Speaker 1: In years past, it's like half and half Bengals and
Speaker 1: Steelers fans for the Steelers game here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I was sitting in the uppers usually me
Speaker 3: and my dad's in the bowl, and it was like
Speaker 3: such a different vibe. Usually in the lowers. You think
Speaker 3: people would sit down there. Know, everyone stands the whole
Speaker 3: game up top. Everyone was kind of hating on me
Speaker 3: for trying to stand up getting hype. You know, I'd
Speaker 3: get into the game. I'm passionate. We call fans short
Speaker 3: for fanatics. You know, you're getting up, you're chilling, you're cheering,
Speaker 3: you're screaming. And I took a group of kids from
Speaker 3: the club and that was their first NFL game ever.
Speaker 3: I'm like, don't get too excited. It's not always like this.
Speaker 3: You don't get always this thriller of a game. And
Speaker 3: they thought we won with three minutes left and I'm like,
Speaker 3: just wait, You've not been a Bengals fan like that yet.
Speaker 3: And Aaron Rodgers immediately goes and leads them down the field.
Speaker 1: See what interested me in retrospect, Liam is that the
Speaker 1: Bengals won this game the way people expected them to
Speaker 1: win games this season. With a healthy Joe Burrow, They're
Speaker 1: going to have to score a lot of points because
Speaker 1: that defense is porous, and it was better with the
Speaker 1: takeaways than it has been another games this season. But
Speaker 1: Pilon on the points, the way Joe Flanco was able
Speaker 1: to do with an incredible, I mean a Jamar Chase
Speaker 1: record setting performance for a single game receptions. You know,
Speaker 1: he set the new record for the Bengals with sixteen
Speaker 1: receptions in this game. And the fact that the running
Speaker 1: game averaged six yards to carry they had not been
Speaker 1: able to do. They were averaging two point seven last
Speaker 1: in the NFL before that game on Thursday night. That
Speaker 1: there were all kinds of things that fell into place
Speaker 1: that had to for the outcome to be what it was,
Speaker 1: but it was still by the skin of their teeth
Speaker 1: Nao Bider. At the very end, seven seconds left McPherson
Speaker 1: field goal to win the game. So I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: buying your Super Bowl tickets yet. Well, that's the thing
Speaker 1: about the play action pass.
Speaker 3: The run opened up the play action pass open those
Speaker 3: little dump passes. Then you get ten yards off of
Speaker 3: those and you just haven't been able to see that.
Speaker 3: So it just opens up the playbook significantly more. And
Speaker 3: you see Joe Flacco being able to control the offense,
Speaker 3: and they run a little bit of a different offense
Speaker 3: with Flacco and then with Burrow, And I think this
Speaker 3: will be good for Joe Burrow seeing Flacco play flaccos
Speaker 3: from that twenty ten era of quarterbacks. I don't think
Speaker 3: quarterbacks have talent now, but it's a different game in
Speaker 3: a way. Those two thousand quarterbacks will sling the pill
Speaker 3: a little bit. Joe Flacco is not scared to throw
Speaker 3: an interception. It feels like Burrow, with all the injuries had,
Speaker 3: he plays a little bit timid at times, and he's
Speaker 3: scared to make some of the throws.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you get you're gonna throw interceptions. That's part of
Speaker 1: the game, right. Well, I mean and Aaron Rodgers did
Speaker 1: obviously in the game. But Flacco, just that presence, that
Speaker 1: calm presence in the huddle meant the world. You also
Speaker 1: are a UK fan, which I ignore just because I
Speaker 1: count on you to do things here on Saturday morning,
Speaker 1: so I overlook the fact that you're a Wildcat fan.
Speaker 1: The basketball team is spending the money because they are
Speaker 1: the money maker on the campus there in Lexington and
Speaker 1: all over the Commonwealth. How much money are the Wildcats
Speaker 1: basketball team spending on players? See take it with a
Speaker 1: grain of salt.
Speaker 3: In the nil era, you don't know how much is true,
Speaker 3: but the reports are that Kentucky is spending the most
Speaker 3: money on the NL basketball roster at twenty two million dollars.
Speaker 1: Twenty two million dollars. The expectation every year as a
Speaker 1: Kentucky fan is to win the national title.
Speaker 3: That's what happens when you're a Blue Bud. But now
Speaker 3: the pressure's mounting a lot more to win a national title.
Speaker 1: Well, UK UK basketball fans are just like Ohio State
Speaker 1: football fans. They think it's their birthright as a fan
Speaker 1: of that team. To win a national championship, and I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna do it every year, but you never know.
Speaker 1: This might be Mark Pope's year.
Speaker 3: Mark Pope, the energy he brings, the way he talks
Speaker 3: about the game is just different. Cal I love Coach
Speaker 3: Cayle growing up. I'm with that cal Lera. I love
Speaker 3: that used car salesman vibe. You know, he talks, he
Speaker 3: talks a big game and he and he does it.
Speaker 3: He gets things done. But Mark Pope's just he went
Speaker 3: to med school and he dropped out to coach. I mean,
Speaker 3: that's a x'es and o's guy, and he talks about
Speaker 3: the game and he doesn't.
Speaker 1: There's a thing with Coach Kyle.
Speaker 3: Towards the end, he tried to call fans basketball Benny's
Speaker 3: acting like they didn't know the game. But they did
Speaker 3: a free event last week, Big Blue Madness, and Coach
Speaker 3: Mark Pope sitting there breaking down the plays for the
Speaker 3: fans for thirty minutes.
Speaker 1: I'm sure most of the fans it went over their heads.
Speaker 3: But he's going down into the concepts of how to
Speaker 3: run these plays and what they're doing when they're taking
Speaker 3: off and go on the inbounds on a rebounds on
Speaker 3: inbounds plays and that's just a really.
Speaker 1: Cool thing to hear from a coach.
Speaker 3: Mark Pope, I mean, he played on that national championship
Speaker 3: team under Patino, So it feels like that nineties culture
Speaker 3: is coming back. It's almost full circle. And no offense
Speaker 3: to coach Kyle Perry. It felt like him. It was him, him, him.
Speaker 3: He's kind of doing this, but it's a The brand's
Speaker 3: bigger than just one person at Kentucky. So it just
Speaker 3: feels like a drastic different energy with the team and
Speaker 3: it's fun. Basketball has been kind of bad last year.
Speaker 1: This is becoming Liam's audition for Kentucky Sports Radio for KSR.
Speaker 1: I know that you emulate those people. Let's let's go
Speaker 1: to UC basketball. I know you're UK fan, but this
Speaker 1: is the home of Uce Bearcat football and basketball. They're
Speaker 1: playing a night in still Water. The basketball team had
Speaker 1: a preseason practice scrimmage whatever against the seventh ranked Michigan Wolverines.
Speaker 1: And what was the outcome of that?
Speaker 3: So these basketball scrimmages used to be secrets, but in
Speaker 3: the Anile era it's not the same anymore. They use
Speaker 3: them to raise money for their nil. But they traveled
Speaker 3: to face number seven Michigan.
Speaker 1: In ann Arbor. Oh in ann Arbor. Yeah, on the road.
Speaker 1: Turns out they won one hundred to ninety eight. Oh
Speaker 1: so it was another nail bier. But I mean that
Speaker 1: pretends good things perhaps for the Bearcats basketball season, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure Moe will give us an in depth update
Speaker 1: as we get closer to the actual season if we
Speaker 1: ever find mo.
Speaker 3: The darkest sky in the world still water, so it's
Speaker 3: like blackout curtains everywhere. It's probably out coal. All right, Layam,
Speaker 3: thanks for help and past the time. It's good to
Speaker 3: talk to you always. Now get off my get off
Speaker 3: my phone. I got to talk to Mike Allan counselor
Speaker 3: what's going on?
Speaker 19: Same old stuff, Gary, Jeff, how about you?
Speaker 1: Well, you know we're having the no Kami sit in
Speaker 1: today at Huddles. I just heard that, and I'm inviting
Speaker 1: people to wear their red, white and blue. There'll be
Speaker 1: no marching or singing. Okay, there may be some drinking,
Speaker 1: but it's not required. You can bring your MAGA gear.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna wear my Gulf of America T shirt that
Speaker 1: a friend of mine brought me. Sounds great, and I'm
Speaker 1: coming up trying to come up with a symbolic drink
Speaker 1: of the day to strike out against Democrats, socialists and
Speaker 1: communists since it is a no Kami sit in, right,
Speaker 1: And I've thought about burning zoron Mom Donnie in effigy,
Speaker 1: but I said, no, that's what the left does. That's
Speaker 1: that's violent, there's fire involved. I don't need that, now
Speaker 1: you don't. So I'm coming up with a cocktail called
Speaker 1: the Flaming White Ugandan. We will symbolically set Zoronmandami on
Speaker 1: fire and then drink him.
Speaker 19: I think, I think that's a marvelous idea. It really is,
Speaker 19: and probably no one in the country will be doing
Speaker 19: that today, so go for it. Man.
Speaker 1: Well, and I have my counterparts that Brookies, who of
Speaker 1: course are in the show at six thirty five every
Speaker 1: Saturday morning, Darren Ripley. They're going to have their own
Speaker 1: no Kami sit in on that side of the river.
Speaker 1: So we have two bastions of liberty, freedom and loving America.
Speaker 19: What's on the show today, Well, we're going to talk
Speaker 19: about a lot of things, but we're going to talk
Speaker 19: about the Gaza ceasefire and the left's response to it.
Speaker 19: You know, you would think Trump would get some credit
Speaker 19: for it, and there are a couple people on the
Speaker 19: left that have congratulated, and we're going to talk about that. Also,
Speaker 19: going to talk about Antifa. Janis Heisel of the Epoch
Speaker 19: Times did a really deep dive into antifa. We're going
Speaker 19: to talk to her about that. Going to talk local
Speaker 19: politics with Christopher Smitheman, and we're going to talk national
Speaker 19: politics with independent political analyst Kevin Burton.
Speaker 1: So Janet Heizel did an in depth thing on antifa,
Speaker 1: deep dive she did. Jimmy Kimmel thinks that they don't exist.
Speaker 1: He said that what is this and Antifa doesn't exist.
Speaker 19: They're a little sketchy, but they definitely exist, no doubt
Speaker 19: about it.
Speaker 1: I've seen the cars on fire. Yeah, Mike Allen, Saturday midday,
Speaker 1: the no Kami sit in today at Huddles starting at eleven.
Speaker 1: We'll see you there.
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