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Speaker 3: I bet he'd like to have this black barbie doll.
Speaker 2: I bet he'd like to have the Freedom Train Award.
Speaker 3: Oh I bet he would. You're right.
Speaker 2: He's on the board, exactly right. He's on the board
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Speaker 4: And speaking on the board speaking of the black Barbie doll, Matt.
Speaker 4: You can see on Instagram there's a video on the
Speaker 4: AMI seventy Instagram of an act. They cut out the
Speaker 4: part where I showed that you drew a puzzo on
Speaker 4: the calendar. Oh Man, why be getting so soft? I
Speaker 4: don't know, ask intern Matt.
Speaker 3: I mean social media, Matt.
Speaker 4: Some of that social medium is back from now. He's
Speaker 4: gone soft. He's got the Aloha spirit in him. But
Speaker 4: you did get a picture of the black made to
Speaker 4: move basketball barbie that we are giving away. So you
Speaker 4: want to get to social media and check that out. Matt,
Speaker 4: and everybody should get out to see us, because we're
Speaker 4: gonna be at herb on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Threety six. Dja's restauranter brue House, Irvine, easily accessible, right up,
Speaker 2: easily accessible, right off the five freeway. Say we got
Speaker 2: a westing House fifty eight inch Zumo TV. Sorry for
Speaker 2: the pause, p I just see it, and I say,
Speaker 2: fifty eight inches.
Speaker 4: You can't believe how big it is. I know, I
Speaker 4: mean super Bowl is coming. You're gonna be able to
Speaker 4: hang in Sunday Redwood. It's like that Swift song where
Speaker 4: she saw Travis Kelsey's puzzo and her eyes bugged out
Speaker 4: and she talked about it, how it caught her attention.
Speaker 4: That's how the fifty eight inch got gotcha. That's right, right,
Speaker 4: Like that's so big it's hard for me to process.
Speaker 4: Right there on the corner of Jamboree and Irvine.
Speaker 2: Boulevard, Redwood is the Valor. Listen right off the five
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Speaker 2: Thank you Brett for that. That's our grand prize and
Speaker 2: that's happening in Irvine this Thursday, forty eight hours from now,
Speaker 2: will be started three to six pm. How about that.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be prety on hame on that that cast
Speaker 4: me outside is right, Matt cast me outside at Irvine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with that Western House TV is how we're gonna
Speaker 2: cast you.
Speaker 4: I hope they have written vows, and he mentions the
Speaker 4: song that she wrote about as Puzzo in the written vows.
Speaker 4: I think we should listen to Redwood here and go
Speaker 4: over the lyrics. I'd rather not.
Speaker 3: I love you so much. I wrote lyrics about your poots.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd rather put rather not do that local knowledge
Speaker 4: for you, Matt, because when it comes to your knowledge,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of things that you are knowledgeable about,
Speaker 4: but sometimes you don't know what.
Speaker 3: Is knowledge, common knowledge, it's local knowledge. He's very knowledgeable
Speaker 3: on the things that you come up with as part
Speaker 3: for with your knowledge.
Speaker 4: All right, El segundo California, Matt. I'm sure you were
Speaker 4: just there at the bolt, you know, crossing some t's
Speaker 4: and dot and s. Was finishing up the season, you know,
Speaker 4: saying goodbye to everybody, cleaning out your locker.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know, not everybody. McDaniel was there. I was
Speaker 2: trying to keep him there so he couldn't leave. Just stay,
Speaker 2: just stay.
Speaker 3: You like that guy, huh know?
Speaker 2: I do. I like his style, man, I like his
Speaker 2: wacky hair, his brown tinted glasses, his caprete pants.
Speaker 3: I like it all man.
Speaker 4: Wow, Okay, well you were just there, Matt. Maybe you
Speaker 4: noticed some mosquitoes. There's been a terrible.
Speaker 2: I did not notice the mosquitoes.
Speaker 3: This is terrible.
Speaker 4: That's why McDaniel's not taking the job, he said, first time,
Speaker 4: I can't go with the Ski said. First, it's because
Speaker 4: of what the voice of the Bolt said about me
Speaker 4: when I was a coach in Miami. And second because
Speaker 4: my pedal pushers exposed my calves to these mosquitos. And
Speaker 4: there's a terrible mosquito infestation in El Segundo right now.
Speaker 4: And we love El Segundo. Mayberry is our town. Before
Speaker 4: we were at one with Cerritos, which we are. We
Speaker 4: were very very close with El Segunda for years, Matt.
Speaker 4: Not with the political ribs of the town, but we
Speaker 4: go pretty deep with El Segundo. Would you agree with deep? Yeah,
Speaker 4: no question. And even before the Bolt was constructed, Matt,
Speaker 4: even before you were there trying to keep Mike McDaniel
Speaker 4: in the building.
Speaker 2: I mean, Rock and Bruce isn't open right now if
Speaker 2: it's not for us.
Speaker 3: You're right, You're right.
Speaker 4: And the Little League World Series remember Kiss FM made
Speaker 4: all those T shirts for them, even though they don't
Speaker 4: make T shirts for us, not.
Speaker 2: A one in twenty years.
Speaker 4: There's a terrible mosquito infestation at El Segundo right now
Speaker 4: at a Pairrently, it's bad.
Speaker 3: It's bad.
Speaker 5: I'm actually wearing this jacket to night, not because it's
Speaker 5: cold out, but because of the mosquitos. I also have.
Speaker 4: Wait, what channel is this, eleven? It's bad, Channel eleven Fox.
Speaker 5: Oh, Marla, it's bad. I'm actually wearing this jacket to night,
Speaker 5: not because it's cold out, but because of the mosquitos.
Speaker 5: I also have the bug spray with me. And residents
Speaker 5: have been fighting this for weeks, the sounds of mosquito
Speaker 5: warfare constant and El Segundo along the front line.
Speaker 4: Wait wait wait, I'm bad over by the freeway at
Speaker 4: the bolt. You've not been aware of this.
Speaker 2: I am not aware of this. I plead ignorance.
Speaker 6: This most satisfying thing in the world.
Speaker 5: Neighbors now armed with the zappers, deploying traps and bug
Speaker 5: killers outside homes as the enemy advances.
Speaker 6: Kids have been covered head to toe in mosquito bites,
Speaker 6: and I spend my nights with the electric racket smacking
Speaker 6: mosquitos to make sure that everybody else doesn't get bit.
Speaker 5: Locals first notice the invasion.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, the Advances, If the kids are covered
Speaker 4: from head to toe, I mean, you're not doing that
Speaker 4: great of a job smacking mosquitoes that.
Speaker 6: Everybody else doesn't give bit.
Speaker 5: Locals first noticed the invasion almost two months ago, and
Speaker 5: since then the mosquitoes have multiplies.
Speaker 7: We are covered in mosquito bites. Every night. My kids
Speaker 7: have welts. We're going late to school because we're up
Speaker 7: till four or five in the morning killing mosquitos.
Speaker 5: Bloodsuckers over running yards and infantry.
Speaker 3: Bloodsuckers the road.
Speaker 2: The sky is great.
Speaker 3: He's friends will call.
Speaker 5: Over running yards and infiltrating homes.
Speaker 7: These are inner house. We have every door locked, every
Speaker 7: window sealed. The door opens, we all freak out. We
Speaker 7: are not enjoying. The weather's been beautiful. We have not
Speaker 7: been allowed to have our doors.
Speaker 2: Open, our windows open.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't laugh. I shouldn't laugh. I'm sorry to the enemy.
Speaker 2: Advances.
Speaker 5: Just two hours ago, and you can see there's already
Speaker 5: dozens of mosquitos inside.
Speaker 3: The bloodsuckers are closing in.
Speaker 5: The northwestern section of El Segundo Sandwich between Lax and
Speaker 5: the Hyperion water treatment plant.
Speaker 6: Mosquito expert. I'm just a family man trying to live
Speaker 6: my best life.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, not bad.
Speaker 4: That guy has that is a man evert He's got
Speaker 4: a very high voice. Okay, but that is a man
Speaker 4: best report.
Speaker 2: Ever. I'm just a man.
Speaker 6: I'm just a family man trying to live my best life.
Speaker 6: I would love somebody to take accountability for why this
Speaker 6: is happening.
Speaker 7: I don't know what the solution is. I just know
Speaker 7: we need some help.
Speaker 5: Elsa Gundo's mayor tells Fox eleven they're making progress and
Speaker 5: what he calls a massive infestation, now shifting their focus
Speaker 5: to the six blocks that are still under siege as
Speaker 5: residents keeps swinging looking for answers to end the war.
Speaker 6: It's absolutely man. We invest a lot of money to
Speaker 6: live in a beautiful town like Nsando. The last thing
Speaker 6: that we want to be doing is staying up all night.
Speaker 3: McDaniel's not gonna like that.
Speaker 5: So we've reached out to Vector Services as well as
Speaker 5: the water treatment plant. So far tonight we're still waiting
Speaker 5: to hear back. We're wiving Elson Gando Matthew Seedorf Fox
Speaker 5: Loven News.
Speaker 2: Ooh, I love it.
Speaker 3: Seedorf is a friend of Collins.
Speaker 8: Apparently not a friend, but I believe he goes to
Speaker 8: my church at South Bay Community Church, because one of
Speaker 8: the pastors came up and said, you know, Matthew Seedorf.
Speaker 8: I was like, no, but I guess he was covering
Speaker 8: the Dodgers last.
Speaker 4: See might be the next Alex Michaelson. This is our guys,
Speaker 4: stud that was That was a great report. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm invested.
Speaker 6: I'm just a family man trying to live my best life.
Speaker 6: I would love that's somebody you take accountability for why
Speaker 6: this is happening. I don't know.
Speaker 4: So a bad situation unfolding Matt in the home of
Speaker 4: the bolt eld.
Speaker 9: A six block northwest, also area infested by mosquitoes.
Speaker 4: Is that what kept Omari and Hampton out of the
Speaker 4: playoff game? The giant mosquito bike.
Speaker 2: They're relentless. The enemy is advancing, the under siege. The
Speaker 2: bloodsuckers have them under siege. Under siege.
Speaker 3: Here's my number.
Speaker 2: Number of the day. Number of the day AP is three. Now,
Speaker 2: oftentimes concerts are announced like a year fifteen months ahead
Speaker 2: of them. Showing up.
Speaker 3: Yes, everybody can get their their ducks in order. You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, You're like, I don't know what the hell I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be doing in January of twenty seven. That's when
Speaker 2: I got to figure out if I can go to
Speaker 2: this concert or not. This is a little far out.
Speaker 2: How far early July eighteenth, so we're six months out.
Speaker 2: But I think this triple bill has got enough going
Speaker 2: for it. It's a Saturday, which means July seventeenth is
Speaker 2: a Friday, okay, which means maybe I'm not flying anywhere.
Speaker 2: When not flying anywhere? The show's in La, July eighteenth,
Speaker 2: in La. But you know we got summer tours or
Speaker 2: summer parties guys. You know camp will be opening up
Speaker 2: for you. Matt, what's that.
Speaker 3: You'll be out there in camp loading your locker?
Speaker 4: Right, So we got the Gin Blossoms, Well I could
Speaker 4: tell that the Jim Blossoms are.
Speaker 2: Hey, jealousy there right?
Speaker 3: Oh no, I hate this man.
Speaker 2: We got the spend doctors, little two princes now listen,
Speaker 2: and you got Blues Traveler.
Speaker 4: Whoa well I like blues. That's a hell live man.
Speaker 4: That guy's still alive, he Popper. Well, you got the
Speaker 4: you got the stomach staple. I interviewed him many years
Speaker 4: ago at the Beach Life and he was very large, No,
Speaker 4: but feeble, very feeble. Yeah, he was skinny but feeble.
Speaker 4: John Popper is still alive. Spin Doctors Gin Blossoms tickets
Speaker 4: are on sale this Friday. Now here's the problem. Three
Speaker 4: headed like monsters. Yeah, monsters of nineties rock. Bill right,
Speaker 4: monsters of harmless rock.
Speaker 3: What are they calling it?
Speaker 2: They are calling it blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors.
Speaker 3: Now I did some digging. Spin Doctors gotta play first.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I see. You and I were on
Speaker 2: the same wavelength.
Speaker 3: Here and then Jin Blossoms is the meat and the sandwich.
Speaker 2: Okay, now here we go. You can make the case
Speaker 2: two Princes is the biggest song that any of the
Speaker 2: band's ever had. I don't care Two Princes.
Speaker 3: What about Little Miss Camby Rock.
Speaker 2: Can't Be Wrong was even bigger? Like they have had
Speaker 2: multiple songs that have been in the top five in
Speaker 2: the Billboard Hot one hundred.
Speaker 4: I draw the line at Spin Doctors being, hey, jealousy
Speaker 4: that skinny bastard from the Spin Doctors hits that stage
Speaker 4: after Popper and It's not just for some encore where
Speaker 4: all the bands are on stage singing it with Popper.
Speaker 2: That's a travesty, right, But what do you do?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 2: Jealous See was the gin Blossoms biggest seller. They sold
Speaker 2: four million copies of New Miserable Experience, Matt follow Now,
Speaker 2: it's funny you say that, because Till I Hear It
Speaker 2: from You was their biggest song from the Empire Record soundtrack. Uh.
Speaker 2: Blues Traveler sold the most records, four which had run
Speaker 2: around sold six million copies, and the best live chops, Yes,
Speaker 2: far and away chops, Matt. So here's what I say, pe,
Speaker 2: I don't think there's any question the Blues Travelers the headliner.
Speaker 2: Thank you, they are certain, but opener versus who play second.
Speaker 2: I think we got ourselves a pretty good middleweight fight here.
Speaker 2: I can't between the Gin Blossoms and the spin Doctors
Speaker 2: pocket full of kryptonite. You got little miss cam'p be wrong,
Speaker 2: and you got two princes as you're three anchors, right,
Speaker 2: jin Blossoms, Hey, Jealousy Till I Hear It from You?
Speaker 2: Where is our third one?
Speaker 3: Where is the show.
Speaker 2: Until I fall away?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: July seventeenth, Venue to be announced they don't have a venue, no,
Speaker 2: and it goes on sale on Friday.
Speaker 9: You guys know in nineteen ninety three, I've told you
Speaker 9: I saw these guys play at the Greek Theater who
Speaker 9: Spin Doctors, Uh, Spend Doctors, Soul Asylum and Screaming.
Speaker 2: Trees, Oh, triple Bill who closed?
Speaker 9: K I'm pretty sure Spend Doctors headlined it because I
Speaker 9: know the Screaming Trees open travesty, so I know Screaming
Speaker 9: Trees open, but it was it was summer because it
Speaker 9: was hot as hell and it was the Greek Theater.
Speaker 2: Top guys, I'm thinking, you know, if we're doing like,
Speaker 2: we could absolutely do a petros In Money tour bus,
Speaker 2: you know, Luxury Limo to the Triple Bill of Spin Doctors,
Speaker 2: Gin Blossoms, Blues Traveler.
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's got to be a Greek or a
Speaker 2: Hollywood Bowl show, right, or the Great Park. I don't
Speaker 2: want to be Meadows and Irvine.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe no one cares. And it's at the John Ansom
Speaker 4: for Oh Christ, did you see who's playing Beach Live? Matt?
Speaker 3: I did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the dour Ran Duran My Morning was that the
Speaker 2: My Morning Jacket Duran, Duran, Is that the night?
Speaker 4: My morning jagget Duran Duran, James Taylor, my morning Jacket,
Speaker 4: gotcha shell Crow?
Speaker 2: You know I like Chryl Cron I can do with.
Speaker 3: Then our friends from Sugar Ray again.
Speaker 2: Love Sugar Ray. Yeah, do Ran Duran, The Chainsmokers group
Speaker 2: of fits in the Tantrums what a bill? All right,
Speaker 2: well then that's your show. Pe you got the switch
Speaker 2: foot slightly stupid offspring? Yeah, that's mine, that's yours.
Speaker 3: I forgot offspring. That's right, that's sorry.
Speaker 4: I think we should arrange a spin Doctors Blues Traveler
Speaker 4: riding blossoms night and at the end of the night,
Speaker 4: I'd appreciate it if somebody would swing me by that
Speaker 4: bridge in Pasadena so I could jump off.
Speaker 3: This is the song of the day.
Speaker 8: Today's song of the day is does anybody know what time?
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 8: From Chicago's debut album, Chicago Transit.
Speaker 3: Authority Todd Check three twenty two.
Speaker 8: As the Clippers are in the Windy City playing the Bolls,
Speaker 8: fully functional employee Adam with pregame at four.
Speaker 4: Matthis tech says papers and feeble. He's just weighed down
Speaker 4: by three hundred pounds of Harmonica.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: Like a scuba diver holds you under the water. We'll
Speaker 3: be back.
Speaker 4: We'll talk a little bit of Indiana football, maybe some
Speaker 4: local parallels.
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Speaker 2: at five pm. Adam Ouslin coming up. Like we said,
Speaker 2: top of the hour. We want to see a Thursday
Speaker 2: win yourself a Westinghouse fifty eight inch Zuomo TV, Smart
Speaker 2: TV fifty eight inches. We're going to be at the
Speaker 2: BJ's restaurant in brew House in Irvine, our last Bjay's
Speaker 2: appearance this football season, three to six pm. Come see
Speaker 2: us and get your shot at winning that Westinghouse fifty
Speaker 2: eight inch Zoomo TV.
Speaker 4: Let's localize the Indiana story, Matt. It's a big story.
Speaker 4: We talked about it. Everybody loves pretty Mendoza. Everybody loves
Speaker 4: his mom and his aunt and his dad and his brothers.
Speaker 4: Michael Irvan not as much more polarizing it. Let's cocaine, No,
Speaker 4: they got to that porn star too though that likes Miami.
Speaker 4: You would think, oh, yes, a Bella danger, Yeah, Bella Danger.
Speaker 3: You were out.
Speaker 4: You would think, Matt, that the guy that was super
Speaker 4: into cocaine would be the Cubans you know from Miami.
Speaker 4: But no, it's the playmaker.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can't. It can't be spread around. He's there,
Speaker 2: he takes it all. I know you want some of this,
Speaker 2: but I'm sorry. Michael Irvin is here and he is
Speaker 2: taking it all.
Speaker 4: When seventy said when Miami threw a pick to end
Speaker 4: the game, and this was Michael Irving, He's just slamming
Speaker 4: his head into a whole thing of chalk on ai
Speaker 4: ah and it's not chock, okay. But watching Indiana win,
Speaker 4: let's localize it, Matt. They win the college football championship
Speaker 4: last night, and it does have some minor tingling going
Speaker 4: on downstairs for the UCLA fans excited, oh yeah, and
Speaker 4: pondering what's bruin in Westwood? I'm sorry for twenty twenty six?
Speaker 4: What is brewin there?
Speaker 3: Met? Matt?
Speaker 2: I love the pun. You've been on the Bob Chesney
Speaker 2: train for a while. That's not the freedom train, but
Speaker 2: it's a hell of a train.
Speaker 3: I like the hire.
Speaker 4: Could you be the next Indiana in two years? Will
Speaker 4: UCLA fans be in New Orleans at the super Dome
Speaker 4: watching the Bruins play for a title. It's doubtful that
Speaker 4: they'll be there because UCLA doesn't travel very well. But
Speaker 4: will you CLA be there?
Speaker 2: That's a good one. You snuff that in there.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't see UCLA's fan base activating like
Speaker 4: those Indiana people did.
Speaker 3: No, No, I don't.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 2: We've had ample opportunity to give them and you know,
Speaker 2: to give them a window to show us that they
Speaker 2: could activate, and they have not.
Speaker 4: There has been no activation, No no Vultron Force, no
Speaker 4: Lebron in his chamber.
Speaker 2: Multiple opportunities to activate did not happen.
Speaker 4: The optimism is there because you look at UCLA and Indiana,
Speaker 4: their head coaches have a lot of similarities. There might
Speaker 4: be optimism for UCLA fans hoping Bob Chesney can bring
Speaker 4: the Westwood what Kurt Signetti will be was able to
Speaker 4: bring to Bloomington, and people like Mark Cuban and Joe
Speaker 4: Buck and Sage Steele and all these Indiana lumps that
Speaker 4: were at the game last night running around wearing their
Speaker 4: beanies and their special cardigans. Striped pants. Yeah, the stripe
Speaker 4: pantaloons love those. The career paths for Signetti and chessnar similar.
Speaker 4: They both worked their way ups in the coaching ranks
Speaker 4: from D three to D two to fcs. Both have
Speaker 4: used James Madison as a launching pad, almost like crocodile
Speaker 4: Dundee was walking on those people's heads at the.
Speaker 2: End of the movie Ooh, it's a good one.
Speaker 4: To get a power for coaching job. Both took over
Speaker 4: programs that were three and nine the previous seasons, both
Speaker 4: taking over teams near the bottom half of the Big Ten,
Speaker 4: not considered football powerhouses. Although UCLA's football history is far
Speaker 4: more storied than Indiana's.
Speaker 2: They might as well be the forty nine ers of
Speaker 2: the eighties Indian That.
Speaker 4: Is true, But you, Matt, we're doing done this a
Speaker 4: long time, and UCLA football has been.
Speaker 3: Down bad for a while.
Speaker 2: It's been bad.
Speaker 4: Remember Bob Chess, And he took over for Signetti at
Speaker 4: James Madison and won twenty games in two seasons. And
Speaker 4: he didn't just take Signetti's players and win right away.
Speaker 4: Signetti took his players and won right away from JMU
Speaker 4: with him to Indiana, including that skinny white guy that's
Speaker 4: flexing all the time, the Keiths making big plays and
Speaker 4: flexing all over everybody. And he did the oh and
Speaker 4: then he did a big middle finger after they beat
Speaker 4: Ohio State and the Ohio State Twitter people were.
Speaker 3: Like, you're gonna regret this.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not.
Speaker 3: I swear you'll regret this.
Speaker 4: And every game the guy scores like a winning touchdown
Speaker 4: or does some amazing thing, it's like on Twitter they're like,
Speaker 4: he's not regretting it yet he's not.
Speaker 3: He's yet to regret it.
Speaker 2: He still doing all right, still feeling it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Signetti took that Wyy Whitey with him all the
Speaker 4: way to the top. Yeah, Charlie, So Chesney was able
Speaker 4: to win and get to college get to the college
Speaker 4: football playoffs with a new roster at JMU. Here is
Speaker 4: Bob Chesney. At his press conference last month, he reiterated
Speaker 4: he reiterated that he's rebuilt programs at every level. So
Speaker 4: this rebuild at UCLA h it's not new for Bob Chesney.
Speaker 10: I know how to do this right and we've done
Speaker 10: it everywhere we've been. It's and it's not up for
Speaker 10: debate if we will or we will not. Here we will,
Speaker 10: but how we do it is going to be the
Speaker 10: bigger piece of it. I know the blueprint, I know
Speaker 10: the roadmap, I know the way that I wish it
Speaker 10: to work, but I also know that this recipe needs
Speaker 10: to be a little bit different. There's certain things that
Speaker 10: have to stay there that is non negotiables. The competition,
Speaker 10: you know, that has to exist within this program. The
Speaker 10: physical and mental and emotional toughness that has to exist
Speaker 10: within this program is necessary.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 10: The holding each other accountable to the standard on a
Speaker 10: day to day basis, not just us as coaches, but
Speaker 10: as players, you know, is necessary. Those are some of
Speaker 10: the main points of it. We get into the offense
Speaker 10: and the defense and special teams and all of that,
Speaker 10: but that changes based on personnel that you have as well.
Speaker 10: But those things got to be at the root of it.
Speaker 10: And then from there, you know, there's many things that
Speaker 10: are can be done a lot of different ways, and
Speaker 10: there's no right or wrong, there's just different as long
Speaker 10: as you all believe in it. And the alignment that
Speaker 10: we talked about from administration, you know, to us as
Speaker 10: a football program has to exist within our own walls
Speaker 10: as well. And I think when everybody believes and you
Speaker 10: use somebody else's idea other than your own, all of
Speaker 10: a sudden, it creates ownership. And then when you create
Speaker 10: this ownership, you start to create this trust, and then
Speaker 10: people start to protect it just a little bit differently.
Speaker 10: And that has been truly, to me, one of the
Speaker 10: biggest and most important and impactful parts of what I've done.
Speaker 10: If I come in here and run the exact JMU program,
Speaker 10: I don't know if it's fully successful, right. I know
Speaker 10: that there's things and elements about it that we need
Speaker 10: to run, But at the same point in time, there's
Speaker 10: a lot of other things that we have to adapt
Speaker 10: to fit, you know, our new moment in time that
Speaker 10: we are and who we want to become.
Speaker 4: Both coaches are program builders. Google me both that success
Speaker 4: at James Madison. One has a little bit of a
Speaker 4: lighter approach to Signetti, yes, but both Signetti and Chesney
Speaker 4: are good at using the transfer portal. Signetti quickly turned
Speaker 4: around Indiana by bringing over a lot of Jmus. Chesney's
Speaker 4: bringing over some JMUS and he's built a transfer class
Speaker 4: of over forty players already coming to UCLA and I
Speaker 4: know what you're thinking, Matt, what about a high school Bendruth,
Speaker 4: what about high school recruiting? It's right, it just sounded
Speaker 4: like an echo in your head. The last few days,
Speaker 4: Bob are we Ready and his staff had been out
Speaker 4: recruiting at the high school level. They visited Modern Day,
Speaker 4: they visited Orange Lutheran, establishing relationships with high school coaches
Speaker 4: and assistants and players. How much has Lincoln Riley done
Speaker 4: that over the years? Me me, they had the horse
Speaker 4: collar him to get him down to the high school
Speaker 4: after four years. The similarities between Kurt Signetti and Chesney
Speaker 4: are multifault. They mirror each other in a lot of ways. However,
Speaker 4: will they share the same success at the Power Forwar
Speaker 4: level and in the Big ten mat It's hard to imagine, right,
Speaker 4: bunch Asian kids and crewneck sweatshirts in New Orleans screaming
Speaker 4: for UCLA and Nico, i'm io Malayava's little brother, Chico.
Speaker 4: Will Chesney bring a title to UCLA in just two
Speaker 4: years like Kurt Signetti did to Indiana.
Speaker 2: Just like Ramirez delivered from the quarterback position.
Speaker 4: You know that was an honest mistake. Ramirez, his mom
Speaker 4: told me, Oh, if you're gonna make it all about yourself,
Speaker 4: did you better get the name right?
Speaker 2: Idiot.
Speaker 4: Certainly, Bob Chesney and his staff are off to a
Speaker 4: good start in the first month, turning over UCLA's roster
Speaker 4: and some big wins in the transfer Portal twenty twenty
Speaker 4: six schedule has UCLA opening at cal versus Scoboltenne and
Speaker 4: then at home versus San Diego State against the walking
Speaker 4: bald bearded q TIP coach Shawn Lewis, and then Nevada,
Speaker 4: who hasn't proved okay. UCLA's Big Ten schedule has them
Speaker 4: going to Michigan, Oregon, Maryland and Minnesota. That's no duckwalk.
Speaker 4: They have home game versus Wisconsin, Michigan State under Pat Fitzgerald,
Speaker 4: Purdue under Barry o and Illinois under Brett Bilama, and
Speaker 4: of course USC at that point Lincoln Riley could be fired.
Speaker 4: This coming season, UCLA does not have to play Indiana
Speaker 4: and get absolutely degradated by Signetti or Ohio State or
Speaker 4: Penn State.
Speaker 3: So that's pretty good COSSA breaks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Indiana has proven it is UCLA. The next Indiana
Speaker 4: in football? Is that who? In the embattled Martin Jarmond
Speaker 4: went out and acted like he hired even though it
Speaker 4: was Casey Wasserman. We will find out, Matt, we will
Speaker 4: find out. We will handle it, and we'll be back
Speaker 4: with your dad and a live guy Birthday of the
Speaker 4: Day on the Petros and Money Show on AMPHI seventy
Speaker 4: LA Sports.
Speaker 3: I don't know how much of that I believe this
Speaker 3: is Petros Money on demand. Well, thank you for listening. Everybody.
Speaker 4: A quick two hour show, but fear not, we'll be
Speaker 4: back on tomorrow for four hours. Next we got clippers
Speaker 4: and bulls, but Matt has the alive guy, the dead
Speaker 4: Guy Birthday of the Day.
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go pee. Everybody knows al Capone, arguably
Speaker 2: the most famous mops for ever, father of the Chicago Outfit,
Speaker 2: is today's dead guy. Happy would have been one hundred
Speaker 2: and forty fourth to Donado Torio born in Monte Peloso,
Speaker 2: Basil Gata, Southern Italy. It has since been renamed. When
Speaker 2: he was two, his father worked on the rails died
Speaker 2: in a railway accident, so the family his mother and
Speaker 2: he pat was mom, gives them the name Johnny, and
Speaker 2: he and his widowed mother show up on the Lower
Speaker 2: East Side December eighteen eighty four. She remarried. He got
Speaker 2: jobs in his teens as a porter as a bouncer
Speaker 2: in Manhattan. He could kick some ass, so he and
Speaker 2: his pals joined the local neighborhood gang and pretty much
Speaker 2: took it over. Incredibly smart, resourceful, and a badass. He
Speaker 2: opened a billiard's parlor for the group, set up a
Speaker 2: gambling and loan sharking operation for the James Street Gang,
Speaker 2: That's what he called it. Paul Kelly, who was the
Speaker 2: leader of the Five Points Gang, took notice and instead
Speaker 2: of that freaking Mick being threatened, the Mick looked at
Speaker 2: the daygo and said, hey, I appreciate what you're doing.
Speaker 2: I like these legitimate businesses using as a front and
Speaker 2: the way you've built up your numbers game, the book making,
Speaker 2: the loan shark and the hijack and the prostitution, the
Speaker 2: opium traffic in man I am impressed. I'm gonna pull
Speaker 2: you into the Five Points instead of snuffing you out.
Speaker 2: A young al Capone belonged to the Junior forty Thieves,
Speaker 2: the Bowery Boys, and the Brooklyn Rippers. He was so
Speaker 2: impressed that he moved his whole operation to the five
Speaker 2: Points Game, just so he could work under Johnny and
Speaker 2: have him work as his mentor. One of Torreo's associates,
Speaker 2: Frankie Yale, hired Capone to bartend at the Harvard and
Speaker 2: a Bar and Cony Island after his request. In nineteen
Speaker 2: oh nine, Big Jim Colossimo reached out to Torio invited
Speaker 2: him to Chicago to help him run his burgeoning mob empire.
Speaker 2: Within five years, he was the underboss to Big Jim,
Speaker 2: and he sent for Capone in nineteen nineteen. When prohibition
Speaker 2: went into effect in nineteen twenty, it was Torio that
Speaker 2: said we need to get into bootlegging. Callisimo had gone soft.
Speaker 2: He had just gotten married, bought a big house on
Speaker 2: the South Side, and said, eh, I don't feel like
Speaker 2: getting clipped. Not in the mood to go to prison,
Speaker 2: got my wife, got my new house. Let's just keep
Speaker 2: doing what we're doing. How do you think that ended
Speaker 2: p They killed him. May eleventh, nineteen twenty. Big Jim
Speaker 2: went to his cafe where he did all his business,
Speaker 2: shot killed a few minutes after entering the restaurant by
Speaker 2: a gunman hiding in the cloak room. Contract killer Frankie
Speaker 2: Yale traveled from New York to Chicago at the behest
Speaker 2: of Torio to take out Colossum over the bootlegging argument.
Speaker 2: Toyo's outfit was the biggest in the city. Capone was
Speaker 2: his right hand man. Many other gangs active in Chicago
Speaker 2: at the time, especially Bootleg in the North Side gang
Speaker 2: headed by Dean O'Banion, learned the police planned to raid
Speaker 2: his brewery in the upcoming days. They had clashed he
Speaker 2: and Torio on the bootlegging territory before, so before the raid,
Speaker 2: Obannon approached Toreo said, I want to sell you my
Speaker 2: share of the brewery. Said he wanted to leave the
Speaker 2: rackets and retired to Colorado. Torio agreed to buy O'Banion share,
Speaker 2: gave him a half a million dollars. The morning of
Speaker 2: the deal, the police raid, Toreo O'Banion are all arrested
Speaker 2: and dited on bootlegging chargers, a repeat offense, with him
Speaker 2: mandatory jail time. He goes away for two years. Not
Speaker 2: only that, but he was betrayed in conned out of
Speaker 2: five hundred grand by Obanion. That was May nineteen twenty four.
Speaker 2: November of that year, three men enter Obanion Schofield flower Shop,
Speaker 2: shoot him dead. He shoot a boss. Ain't gonna go unchecked.
Speaker 2: January twenty fourth, Torio and his wife Anna ambush outside
Speaker 2: their home. He was shot several times but survived. Gave
Speaker 2: total control of the outfit to Capone, saying quote, it's
Speaker 2: all yours, l I'm quitting. It's Europe for me. He
Speaker 2: left his criminal empire, which grossed about seventy million dollars
Speaker 2: a year. In today's dollars, that would be one point
Speaker 2: twenty five billion dollars a year from bootleg and liquor,
Speaker 2: gambling and prostitution, and it worked out typically a dozen
Speaker 2: Vittorio would live until seventy five, when he died of
Speaker 2: a heart attack in nineteen fifty seven.
Speaker 4: That was all before the Saint Valentine's Day massacre. That
Speaker 4: was the wave of crime that set up the players
Speaker 4: and the next round of murders.
Speaker 2: I will set you all up for the next round
Speaker 2: of murders, but I will exit, move to Europe, and
Speaker 2: get the hell out of here before that happens.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: Another murderous person, Matt, currently serving a life sentence for murder.
Speaker 3: You're a live guy. Birthday of the Day, yes, we
Speaker 3: have Jamaica News. It's Jamaica News.
Speaker 4: Sick Desmond John Valentine, the true king of the dance hall,
Speaker 4: The Ninja Man. Born in Annatobey, moved to Kingston at
Speaker 4: the age of twelve, launched his dance hall career to
Speaker 4: years later. His first dancehall name was Double Ugly at
Speaker 4: the Black Culture Sound Systically You're Double Ugly. In nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty he joined the Kilimanjaro Sound System, where he learned
Speaker 4: from guys like super Cat and Early be some early
Speaker 4: Jamaican dance all stars. The second name he performed under
Speaker 4: was simply Ugly Man, but by nineteen eighty seven he
Speaker 4: became the Ninja Man, wearing elaborate oriental outfits.
Speaker 3: And he became an island sensation.
Speaker 4: With his unique patterns and delivery and volatile and hilarious demeanor.
Speaker 3: The Ninja Man.
Speaker 4: Is everybody's favorite dancehall star that really knows about the
Speaker 4: dance hall and inside Jamaica.
Speaker 3: It's not even close.
Speaker 4: Clashes and dance hall battles with everybody from his old
Speaker 4: buddy Super Cat to shove A Ranks to the floor again.
Speaker 4: Vibes Cartel had him beat up on stage once and
Speaker 4: big hits Matt like permit to bury border clash, test
Speaker 4: the high power.
Speaker 3: Come out of the church.
Speaker 2: Oh, come out of the church, pasta come out of
Speaker 2: it jo.
Speaker 4: He shrieked God and became a gospel singer, briefly trying
Speaker 4: to find relief from his crack cocaine addiction.
Speaker 3: It did not kept keep.
Speaker 4: In two thousand and nine, Matt he was arrested with
Speaker 4: his son for the murder of a man named Ricardo Johnson.
Speaker 4: Apparently there was a dispute and then the next day
Speaker 4: in Ninja and his son and another guy came back
Speaker 4: and shot the guy down.
Speaker 3: Well, he has an appeal coming up, Matt.
Speaker 4: I mean he took Bill took all the way from
Speaker 4: twenty oh nine to twenty seventeen to get him convicted
Speaker 4: because no jurors would show up to convict the Ninja
Speaker 4: man convict Ninja that they wouldn't do it. Seriously, they
Speaker 4: love him so much. He is due to get out
Speaker 4: on parole at the age of eighty two.
Speaker 2: So that still u you can still move and shake
Speaker 2: at that age.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, they let Vibes Cartel out and they
Speaker 4: had him on tape saying he was gonna kill a
Speaker 4: guy and the guy's dad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dem course.
Speaker 4: Uh. The Ninja has fathered thirty three children with thirty
Speaker 4: three different women every damn night pretty much.
Speaker 2: Now that is impressive.
Speaker 3: That one that has two of his kids is a real.
Speaker 2: Stars, right, and you would think at least one of
Speaker 2: them could have a second.
Speaker 4: So a big shout out on his birthday to the
Speaker 4: murderous Don Gargan the Ninja Man.
Speaker 2: I mean, you would have to if you are fertile enough,
Speaker 2: if your seed is that powerful that you can produce
Speaker 2: thirty three children, well you're just you know, you would
Speaker 2: have to actively avoid. But people want to have the
Speaker 2: Nanja Man's baby, right. But I mean, you don't think
Speaker 2: you'd go back for seconds from one of them, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like one of them had to
Speaker 2: just you know, knock your socks off in the sack.
Speaker 4: He'd be like, yeah, I gotta get back to that
Speaker 4: sixty years old. Today, the Ninja Man hop from woman
Speaker 4: to woman like Frogger and impregnates the ball.
Speaker 3: All right, we got a Clipper game coming up, nack.
Speaker 4: Enjoy it and we'll be back on tomorrow at three.
Speaker 3: I took the bottle to jet down