Speaker 1: It is Thursday, Seer twelve, twenty twenty five. Watch to
Speaker 1: get to today from a new Nancy Got three clue
Speaker 1: to Pam Bonding, melts down during an intense Epstein debate,
Speaker 1: and a reality TV star fired after a blooper goes viral.
Speaker 1: Plus your calls, dispatches, emails, text san more, Hey there Sabrina.
Speaker 2: Hello, Hello, see leg what's happening?
Speaker 1: Hello to you. You can join us on the show today.
Speaker 1: All you have to do is send us a dispatch.
Speaker 1: Go to the Newsjunkie dot com hit record on your
Speaker 1: first dispatch today.
Speaker 3: You can also watch.
Speaker 2: The show on YouTube and Twitch dot tv.
Speaker 1: Slash the News Junkie. Your message is rolling a right
Speaker 1: at the studio in real time.
Speaker 2: How's everybody doing on a Thursday?
Speaker 1: Pumped?
Speaker 4: Yeah, bumps?
Speaker 2: What are we before Thursday? Yeah, it's on the streets,
Speaker 2: that's right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, on this street coming up in a couple hours
Speaker 1: on this show, so we'll see what happens with that.
Speaker 1: You can join in on the action. If we pick
Speaker 1: one of you to play for, then you might be
Speaker 1: able to win a prize a little bit later on
Speaker 1: in the show. On Fritz on the Street at the
Speaker 1: Greatest Game in all of radio. Right now, let's put
Speaker 1: our ears to the ground, our fingers on the pulse,
Speaker 1: and let's see what's happening to.
Speaker 3: This great, big, wide world of ours.
Speaker 1: We go to New York City, in New York shity,
Speaker 1: that's right, New York City, the big Old Apple and
Speaker 1: all that stuff, where they found a secret entrance to
Speaker 1: the underground railroad in New York City. That's right, they
Speaker 1: found a secret entrance to the underground railroad. And when
Speaker 1: I saw it, when they unveiled this on the news,
Speaker 1: I'll play it for you in just second here when
Speaker 1: they unveil that, I go, oh this, this wouldn't have worked. This,
Speaker 1: this would not have worked in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 4: Well, we also just WoT for it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 1: All right, let's let's check in with the story from
Speaker 1: Spectrum News.
Speaker 3: Here all right, they're opening the drawer.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, and underneath these drawers is the path to freedom.
Speaker 5: Once removed, there's a hatch.
Speaker 4: That's how big.
Speaker 6: A hole is.
Speaker 2: So small before there is no.
Speaker 1: Bro modern day Americans would have been all done for.
Speaker 3: There is no I mean the hole is the.
Speaker 1: Size of a cat door that they had inside this drawer.
Speaker 2: That you pull out and then it goes down to
Speaker 2: like an.
Speaker 1: Underground cavern, but it's no bigger around than maybe like
Speaker 1: a shoe box or something.
Speaker 4: I'm a little claustrophobic looking at it.
Speaker 7: But if you find yourself wanting freedom via underground railroad
Speaker 7: and you're a little too big in twenty twenty six,
Speaker 7: you do a couple of rounds of ozempic.
Speaker 2: And you might have to Yeah, this is a gus.
Speaker 4: You're up a little bit.
Speaker 1: If I've ever seen a GLP hole, this is one
Speaker 1: that we're looking at right here. But they just found
Speaker 1: this for whatever reason, and they're showing off.
Speaker 2: It's so weird. It reminds me of there was an episode.
Speaker 3: Of Seinfeld Patrick's Day.
Speaker 1: Uh, there is an episode of Seinfeld that was he
Speaker 1: to say, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not gonna make it. Nothing to make it. I ain't
Speaker 2: gonna make it. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: I don't even know if Sabrina would make it. No
Speaker 1: average human would make it. In twenty twenty six, it's
Speaker 1: literally the size of.
Speaker 2: A cat door.
Speaker 7: I might make it, but I would be farting on
Speaker 7: the way out for sure.
Speaker 1: Give me, give me this here. If you lock yourself
Speaker 1: out of your house, Sabrina, and the only way to
Speaker 1: get back in is a cat door. Could you make
Speaker 1: it through a cat door?
Speaker 4: Cat door? Absolutely not No, that one.
Speaker 7: I mean that looks like the size of a very
Speaker 7: big tile, right, maybe the size of my monopoly board.
Speaker 1: Let's stick with cat door. Everybody knows how big a
Speaker 1: cat door is. I really think it's about it's about
Speaker 1: like like not not maybe a foot tall. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: you could squeeze through there. I feel like you.
Speaker 3: Might be able to get through a cat door.
Speaker 1: But Seland and I are just we're we're back.
Speaker 4: To the Yeah, put the dresser drawer back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not gonna work.
Speaker 1: But the dresser drawer reminds me of this episode of
Speaker 1: Seinfeld they had where Kramer, I think it was Kramer
Speaker 1: had had these little Olympians living in the drawers in
Speaker 1: his house huge that he had these huge drawers in
Speaker 1: his house, like for a big dresser. Kramer did, and
Speaker 1: he would pull him out, and then the Olympians would
Speaker 1: crawl in the dresser drawers because they were so big,
Speaker 1: and then he would shut them and then he made
Speaker 1: the mistake. He was supposed to wake them up for
Speaker 1: the Olympics. But Kramer forgot and he let they was
Speaker 1: stuck inside the drawer.
Speaker 2: No, there was there was another factor to that. He
Speaker 2: is that one I had a hot tub inside and
Speaker 2: then the steam like walk the wood and they were
Speaker 2: all locked inside. Then he started a stupidest show ever.
Speaker 2: Oh god, let's do it.
Speaker 1: Let's see what else happens with this underground railroad secret
Speaker 1: passage they found.
Speaker 5: And then you can see this rectangular opening because oh wow,
Speaker 5: it leads to an enclosed space about two feet by
Speaker 5: two feet. A ladder then leads down to the ground floor.
Speaker 5: You guys knew this was here.
Speaker 6: Yes, we still saying anything.
Speaker 8: We knew it, but we didn't really understand what we
Speaker 8: were looking at.
Speaker 5: Now they know the Merchant's house was also a safe
Speaker 5: house for enslaved Africans who escaped bondage.
Speaker 1: You know what, of all the things defining your house,
Speaker 1: that's a pretty cool one. I'm not gonna lie though,
Speaker 1: if I wanted to find the coolest hidden thing in
Speaker 1: my old house, if I had one, it would definitely
Speaker 1: still be like a speakeasy kind of thing. That would
Speaker 1: still be the coolest thing. But this is pretty cool
Speaker 1: as well. And they found this at this place in
Speaker 1: New York City, a passage to the underground railroad for
Speaker 1: back in the day. All right, there you go a
Speaker 1: close call here, uh. In the opening clip front brings
Speaker 1: us to Shanghai, China, And I might as well just
Speaker 1: show you guys this because this is horror Central. The
Speaker 1: ground just completely opened up in this area in Shanghai, China.
Speaker 1: I'll put this up on see it now so everybody
Speaker 1: can get a peak of this. But let me run
Speaker 1: it for the YouTubers and twitch folks. Here it is
Speaker 1: in Shanghai, China. The ground just wow opens.
Speaker 4: Up shang at lower huh.
Speaker 1: Completely swallows all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: And what are these people doing here? I never get that, bro.
Speaker 6: Run we get out.
Speaker 2: I be trying to get down the underground railroad door
Speaker 2: to get that.
Speaker 1: They're maybe not underground, that would be bad. This is underground,
Speaker 1: but they're they're just standing.
Speaker 2: We're gonna fit down that one show barely.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you're going to go anywhere after that.
Speaker 2: We're just barely gonna squeeze in this one.
Speaker 1: It's a couple of football fields, big possibly they're all
Speaker 1: just kind of standing, folks, like imagine the ground opens
Speaker 1: up You're in some movie about the end of the
Speaker 1: world and a huge fissure opens up and the ground
Speaker 1: completely you know, reveals itself. And then you are looking
Speaker 1: over the edge looking down into it.
Speaker 4: Remember correctly it keeps opening up.
Speaker 3: Yeah it could. Yeah, well no, this does.
Speaker 1: They're standing on the precipice of this massive sinkhole and
Speaker 1: just steps away from absolutely.
Speaker 2: Finally they run. Finally they run out.
Speaker 9: Of the.
Speaker 2: Very very bizarre So a visual here. Obviously, I'll put
Speaker 2: this up on See It Now because.
Speaker 1: This is an unbelievable shot of the ground opening up
Speaker 1: in Shanghai, China. Yeah, that's I mean, they were like
Speaker 1: right on the edge of this and they're like, well,
Speaker 1: you know, I I think we're.
Speaker 2: Gonna be okay, let's all just be lucky lose.
Speaker 1: There's nothing wrong with this right now. Not a great
Speaker 1: idea to say the least, but there you go. I'm
Speaker 1: putting it up right now over on the See It
Speaker 1: Now section of the News Junkie app. This is how
Speaker 1: when something is a visual on the show, I understand
Speaker 1: you're listening to it on this fine radio station. China
Speaker 1: hole opens up. There you go, it is ready for you.
Speaker 1: A China hole will do the trick. I think you'll
Speaker 1: know what we're getting at. Shanghai is where this took place.
Speaker 1: Just for the record, and now I've got it up
Speaker 1: for you. Go over to the Newsjunkie dot com in
Speaker 1: to see it now section.
Speaker 2: You'll see exactly what I'm talking about. It's pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go.
Speaker 1: We got Fritz on the street in a couple of hours.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, feeling zero percent confident that as
Speaker 1: per usual, Yeah, feeling zero percent confident. Did want to
Speaker 1: talk just for a moment about something from yesterday. Selan
Speaker 1: had found at the tail end of the show that
Speaker 1: James Vanderbeek, actor Dawson's Creek star All the Rest, had died.
Speaker 1: He had passed away after a public bout with cancer.
Speaker 1: And he got to the point where some people get
Speaker 1: mad at this. You know, I, for a lot of
Speaker 1: personal reasons, do not get mad at this at all,
Speaker 1: but some people get mad because he got to the
Speaker 1: point where he was like.
Speaker 2: I don't want to do the regimen anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't like he was like, they told me I'm
Speaker 1: not going to make it through, So I don't want
Speaker 1: my final months to be as sick as I would
Speaker 1: otherwise be, which is a decision that some people make,
Speaker 1: and it's I think it should be something that's a
Speaker 1: personal decision.
Speaker 3: And that's what he did.
Speaker 1: He decided that he wanted to get away from all
Speaker 1: the chemotherapy and treatments after fighting for quite a while,
Speaker 1: but wanted to be as healthy as he could in.
Speaker 2: The run up.
Speaker 1: And for those of you who don't know, if you
Speaker 1: seek out chemotherapy or you know, radiation treatment or any
Speaker 1: of these other treatments, he might do it. Really, what
Speaker 1: it does is basically brings you to the verge of
Speaker 1: death in an effort to kill all the cancer inside
Speaker 1: your body and bring you right close to death. But
Speaker 1: then you recover and the cancer doesn't recover. That's legitimately
Speaker 1: what chemotherapy does inside the human body. And so if
Speaker 1: you don't make it through your whole time, maybe if
Speaker 1: you have six months left, will be you very ill,
Speaker 1: You'll be losing your hair, you'll be frail. He didn't
Speaker 1: want to do that, and last year he had posted
Speaker 1: this video of himself. He posted, I don't even I
Speaker 1: don't want to start with it. I'll save it for later.
Speaker 1: Have you guys seen the video he posted? No he
Speaker 1: posted a video.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think he was in the hospital or like maybe
Speaker 1: just at home sitting there. I hesitate to play it now,
Speaker 1: but it is just so interesting to me. Here he is,
Speaker 1: here's James Vanderbeek, and then a story about him in
Speaker 1: just a moment after his passing yesterday. But this is
Speaker 1: a clip that got me.
Speaker 10: Is my birthday, and it has been the hardest year
Speaker 10: of my life. I wanted to share something that I
Speaker 10: learned with y'all. When I was younger, I used to
Speaker 10: define myself as an actor, right, which was never really
Speaker 10: all that fulfilling. And then it became a husband and
Speaker 10: that was much better. And then it became a father
Speaker 10: and that was the ultimate. I could define myself then
Speaker 10: as a loving, capable, strong, supportive husband, father, provider, steward
Speaker 10: of the land that were so lucky to live on.
Speaker 10: And for a long time that felt like a really
Speaker 10: good definition to the question who am I?
Speaker 2: What am I?
Speaker 10: And then this year I had to look my own
Speaker 10: mortality in the eye.
Speaker 1: So this is after obviously he figured out that he
Speaker 1: had cancer and the US time was limited, and he's
Speaker 1: talking about just just trying to struggle with who he
Speaker 1: was as a person who am I? And at first
Speaker 1: it was like, I'm me. Then I'm an actor. Then
Speaker 1: I'm a husband, and then I'm a father, and then
Speaker 1: steward of the land, and the steward of the.
Speaker 3: Land, and then and then he found out that he
Speaker 3: had cancer.
Speaker 10: And tocome nose to nose with death in all of
Speaker 10: those definitions that I cared so deeply about were stripped
Speaker 10: from me. I was away for treatment, so I could
Speaker 10: no longer be a husband that was helpful to my wife.
Speaker 10: I could no longer be a father who could pick
Speaker 10: up his kids and put them to bed and be
Speaker 10: there for them. I could not be a provider because
Speaker 10: I wasn't working. I couldn't even be a steward of
Speaker 10: a land because at times I was too weak to
Speaker 10: prune all the trees during the window that you're supposed
Speaker 10: to prune.
Speaker 3: Them out there prune in the trees.
Speaker 10: And so I was faced with a cross fire, just
Speaker 10: a too skinny, weak guy alone in an apartment with cancer.
Speaker 10: What am I?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 10: And I met it and the answer came through I
Speaker 10: am worthy of God's love simply because I exist.
Speaker 3: This is like a guy trying to figure out what
Speaker 3: it's all about and.
Speaker 10: I also be worthy of my own and the same
Speaker 10: is true for you. And as I moved through this
Speaker 10: healing portal towards recovery, I wanted to share that with
Speaker 10: you because I think that revelation that came to me
Speaker 10: was doing no small parts all the prayers and the
Speaker 10: love that had been directed toward me. So I offer
Speaker 10: that to you. However it sits in your consciousness, however
Speaker 10: it resonates, run with it. And if the word God
Speaker 10: trips you up, I certainly don't know. I get claim
Speaker 10: to know what God is or explain God. My efforts
Speaker 10: to connect to God are an ongoing process that is
Speaker 10: a constant, unfolding mystery to me. But if it's a
Speaker 10: trigger it feels too religious, you can take the word
Speaker 10: God out and your mantra can simply be I am
Speaker 10: worthy of love of because you are. Thank you for
Speaker 10: the looking prayers everyone, I have a blessing.
Speaker 3: Damn man, I thought that was pretty brutal.
Speaker 1: It's like him kind of struggle in with what what
Speaker 1: life is all about, and how definitions of what you're
Speaker 1: supposed to be and what you are really kind of
Speaker 1: get washed out when you realize that you only have
Speaker 1: a limited amount of time left, and true for anybody
Speaker 1: who's been anywhere near that, he seemed like, you know,
Speaker 1: I didn't know him. I don't know from from anybody.
Speaker 1: It seems like a nice guy, seems.
Speaker 2: Like a like a like a du children man.
Speaker 1: Six kids left behind, six kids left behind.
Speaker 3: And now because everybody.
Speaker 1: Right give the family some residuals, they gotta damn they
Speaker 1: have to have a go fund me for the family
Speaker 1: of this guy, which was just so crazy to me
Speaker 1: to even consider that that would be the case. And
Speaker 1: there are like a lot of celebrities jumping up and donating.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at it right now, one point four to six,
Speaker 1: so they really have one, no, no, for real?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, he left. Apparently he left.
Speaker 1: He left six kids behind and his wife, obviously James
Speaker 1: Vanderbeet did. And he spent all the money trying to
Speaker 1: keep himself, you know, live toward the end and just
Speaker 1: kind of ran out of money because of he was
Speaker 1: an actor. He didn't have health insurance, didn't have like
Speaker 1: a rigid structured job.
Speaker 2: He wasn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he hasn't been acted for years, especially you know
Speaker 1: now that he was he was sick and stuff so
Speaker 1: they had to do a damn GoFundMe, which is like
Speaker 1: such a condemnation of the health insurance system I think
Speaker 1: really in the United States of America.
Speaker 2: But anyhow, hate.
Speaker 1: To start off on a foot like that, but I
Speaker 1: thought it was a really great message from him. So
Speaker 1: we'll put that behind us and we'll move along here.
Speaker 1: It was something to look at. We got your emails
Speaker 1: coming in. We got updates, big updates in fact, on
Speaker 1: the Nancy Guthrie case. They found a clue. They found
Speaker 1: a clue and the Nancy Guthrie case. What did they
Speaker 1: find and what does it all mean? That new info
Speaker 1: is on the way and it's coming up next on
Speaker 1: the News Junkie. Everybody so far wants to be anonymous.
Speaker 1: It's like, keep me anonymous, keep me anonymous, give me
Speaker 1: all right, we'll see what you guys got. I got
Speaker 1: some emails here lined up. We'll see what you want
Speaker 1: to be anonymous for. If you want to be anonymous,
Speaker 1: put that on the top. Otherwise, email your thoughts whatever
Speaker 1: you have on your mind today at tips at the
Speaker 1: newsjunky dot com. Before we get into this, Savannah got
Speaker 1: three Nancy Guthrie clue update. Thing I did see it today,
Speaker 1: and I do find this to.
Speaker 2: Be very interesting.
Speaker 1: They're going to be using Elon Musk's boring company, the
Speaker 1: meaning like the company they did toles in the ground.
Speaker 1: They're going to make a tunnel in Orlando, Florida. Shuit
Speaker 1: talked about that, right, Yeah, Now they have tapped the
Speaker 1: boring company from Elon Musk to do a tunnel between
Speaker 1: Universal Studios and Epic Universe.
Speaker 2: They're going to build interrusting.
Speaker 1: They're literally gonna be like drilling underground, boring if you will,
Speaker 1: underground and making a transit tunnel connecting Universal Orlando and
Speaker 1: Epic Universe. And now there's a couple of thoughts on this,
Speaker 1: Like some people are like, well, are they gonna do
Speaker 1: what they did in Vegas, which to me is stupid.
Speaker 1: It's so dumb. Don't do the Vegas thing. It's oh, wow,
Speaker 1: look we dug a hole a tunnel in Vegas. You
Speaker 1: get in your Tesla or whatever car and you go
Speaker 1: into the tunnel and then it like pulls you along
Speaker 1: and you go into like a loop and it's not
Speaker 1: even fast, really, I don't think.
Speaker 3: And it's just so stupid and useless.
Speaker 2: Is it a small sorry one at a time.
Speaker 7: Is that the thing you brought like Gail King along
Speaker 7: with and it was just like a weird car ride.
Speaker 1: I don't know who is it. Yeah, there's nothing to it.
Speaker 1: It's not really exciting. It's just like I'm underground right now. Okay.
Speaker 1: I think they should build a literal underground railroad. I
Speaker 1: think they should put you know they have going from
Speaker 1: one Universal Park to the other. Yeah, from from Universal
Speaker 1: to Islands of Adventure and back. They got the Harry
Speaker 1: Potter train. Make that, but underground.
Speaker 4: That's what I imagine what they're doing.
Speaker 7: Everyone's been an epic about So they do have like
Speaker 7: their tunnels ready the vortex to go into each world.
Speaker 7: So I imagine that's going to be the theme.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if they have, if they go, Okay, you want
Speaker 1: to go to Epic Universe, get on this train and
Speaker 1: you get on the train and it goes underground and
Speaker 1: you zuot over to Epic Universe and you pop up.
Speaker 3: In Harry Potter Land over there.
Speaker 1: That would be I mean, come on now that we're talking,
Speaker 1: but not for cars, please don't it does it's a waste.
Speaker 4: You don't have a tesla, can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they said a representative for a company that's part
Speaker 1: of this project confirm. The scope involves connecting the different
Speaker 1: Universal parks and city walk to reduce traffic excuse me,
Speaker 1: and make it easier for tourists to visit all Universal properties.
Speaker 1: Just don't put cars down there. A train, all right,
Speaker 1: a train. Somebody says Florida is too close to the aquafer. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm going to trust that they know more about that
Speaker 1: than you do. I'm going to trust the ground diggers
Speaker 1: that they know more about this than you do. And
Speaker 1: they can build the underground railroad without your health.
Speaker 4: It has to be a different name, Sean.
Speaker 1: We'll see, well and what else. It's underground and it
Speaker 1: will be a rail road.
Speaker 2: Subway works just fine, Uh.
Speaker 3: That's not really going to be a subway.
Speaker 1: Subway implies in some way, at least to me, that
Speaker 1: there's going to be multiple destinations you're gonna go. You
Speaker 1: can be able to traverse the city. You can't do
Speaker 1: that in this well, not yet. At least we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. Let us know what you think and if
Speaker 1: you would ever try that to go over to thenewschunkie
Speaker 1: dot com right now.
Speaker 3: But they're gonna be boring.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be taking their their stupid little machine and
Speaker 1: starting to dig into the ground. I had thought my
Speaker 1: entire life, and I still think, by the way, that
Speaker 1: the future of travel is up. All right, it's not down.
Speaker 1: I don't know why we're like mole men going into
Speaker 1: the ground to bypass traffic. The way to bypass traffic
Speaker 1: is up. Where we were told that there were gonna
Speaker 1: be flying cars, that there was gonna be hoverboards, that
Speaker 1: there was gonna be ways for us to zoot around
Speaker 1: like the Jetsons or something, and not molemen.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be a moleman. I want to
Speaker 2: be a Jetson. Okay, if that's a possibility, I would.
Speaker 4: Like to choose.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Yes, I want one off.
Speaker 1: That's my little Jetson's flying around. I still have a
Speaker 1: steering wheel on. I don't know why they have a
Speaker 1: steering wheel on it. They do me courting or flying
Speaker 1: along and all you suckers that are mobile the steering.
Speaker 3: Wheel death to molemn. Oh yeah, I think right, didn't have.
Speaker 2: A little steering wheels Let me see the Jetsons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wellans car Because as far as we know, albeit
Speaker 1: from a very very long time ago, the Jetson's vehicles
Speaker 1: were the future.
Speaker 2: That was like a stick?
Speaker 3: Was it trying to bring it up?
Speaker 2: I think a little more like a helicopter, like a
Speaker 2: joystick kind of thing. Yeah, all right there flying around
Speaker 2: in that. But tell me that's not a better way
Speaker 2: than going underground. Now when you got pulled over by
Speaker 2: that Jetson cop there? Where where do you even get
Speaker 2: pulled over? To let me tell you something. If I'm
Speaker 2: in a space vehicle, ain't no cop pulling me over.
Speaker 2: It ain't happening on the land.
Speaker 3: I'll do it on the ground with the mole men.
Speaker 2: I'll do it. Do you like the Jetsons? I already
Speaker 2: know the answer this question. Do you have a separate
Speaker 2: little flying vehicle for your dog? Or does the dog
Speaker 2: go in the main.
Speaker 3: Lady is in the vehicle and you know it.
Speaker 2: Astro is not allowed in the score astro. Did you
Speaker 2: see is there one of those pictures?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You see it.
Speaker 7: With all of that anology, why can't the dog be
Speaker 7: in there with them?
Speaker 2: Because dogs are gross?
Speaker 1: In the fifties, they were gross.
Speaker 7: Flying car and a car flying car for the dog,
Speaker 7: and they can't have some sort of great shampoo though,
Speaker 7: make sure.
Speaker 2: Dogs it's on a tether. Okay, yeah, it's because Elroy
Speaker 2: is holding the leash.
Speaker 1: Well, of course, this is how much they cared about
Speaker 1: dogs back then when this was done.
Speaker 2: What was it, Jetson's fifties, sixties, nothing like that and
Speaker 2: something like that.
Speaker 3: So the different world with dogs.
Speaker 1: Now we all love our dogs and they sleep in
Speaker 1: our beds and stuff, but back then that wasn't the case.
Speaker 1: And they have the Jetsons flying vehicle above ground. That
Speaker 1: part's right. Then, Elroy, the little baby has a tether
Speaker 1: like a string which goes to a second vehicle where the.
Speaker 2: Dog is flying around.
Speaker 3: So a little kid could just release the dog.
Speaker 1: And then he's floating out into space and never to
Speaker 1: be seen again. This is what they thought about dogs
Speaker 1: back then. But that's not how it's going to be
Speaker 1: in my future. My future is we're not moleman underground.
Speaker 1: Death to the molemen. I want to be above land.
Speaker 1: I would be flying around, no traffic. Who cares about
Speaker 1: the cops when you're flying around and lady, my dog
Speaker 1: is coming inside the vehicle. It's twenty twenty six, baby,
Speaker 1: let's change things. But I'll still I'll ssoll do the
Speaker 1: underground rail road thing, if you want to do that
Speaker 1: at least to get me from one part to another.
Speaker 2: I mean, let's know what you think your description of
Speaker 2: it is a little more close if it's the Tesla,
Speaker 2: because that just looks very claustrophobic. It's tiny. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's still walk Uh it's too far.
Speaker 1: It's too far for the average American and they're not
Speaker 1: going to be able to pull that off, I don't think.
Speaker 2: But we want to see what you think. Would you
Speaker 2: ever try that?
Speaker 1: Would you ever go in one of these things that
Speaker 1: the boring company Elon Musk's boring company is involved in.
Speaker 1: Let us know, send us a dispa thenews Junkie dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, I've got a bunch on this, uh Guthrie update.
Speaker 1: Should we take a break? We could do that now, right,
Speaker 1: Kim I R no, let me know. Just just all right,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna take a quick break. When we come back,
Speaker 1: we'll get into the update and the new clue in
Speaker 1: the Nancy Guthrie search. We'll also get into Pambondi's meltdown.
Speaker 1: I've got a ton of clips today. We're going to
Speaker 1: get to all of it. It's all in the way
Speaker 1: that's all coming up next. I'm going to use chunk ye.
Speaker 1: I saw this poll and and I cannot believe how
Speaker 1: many fence sitters they are on this issue. I'll get
Speaker 1: to the Nancy Guthrie update in just a moment here,
Speaker 1: I promise, because this is a relatively unimportant story, but
Speaker 1: I did just see it in Indigenous Grab Attention, and
Speaker 1: this story was about whether or not people in this
Speaker 1: polling data think it's acceptable, think it's acceptable to call
Speaker 1: anything that's not actually milk a plant based milk, alternative milk,
Speaker 1: so oat milk, soy.
Speaker 2: Milk, all of those things.
Speaker 1: When they asked this to these people five thousand actual
Speaker 1: human beings with beating hearts, forty one percent of people
Speaker 1: said it should be able to be called milk if
Speaker 1: it's not milk, and thirty eight percent said no. And
Speaker 1: I'm most concerned with twenty one percent of people sitting
Speaker 1: on the fence on this issue when you all should
Speaker 1: know better. If it ain't milk, it ain't milk, and
Speaker 1: they shouldn't be able to put it into the title.
Speaker 1: But I'm really really amazing how such fun in terms
Speaker 1: as nut milk, true, nut milk ain't milk, it's not
Speaker 1: juice at best.
Speaker 4: I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: They've been they've been really trying to I'm trying not
Speaker 1: to say milk. They've been really trying to milk the
Speaker 1: situation where the milk industry has spent so much money
Speaker 1: advertising and they just slide in behind it, Well, then
Speaker 1: why milk?
Speaker 2: Why has the milk industry not won some grand lawsuit
Speaker 2: against the nut milk people, because we already know that
Speaker 2: there's there have been, there's some sort of legal precedence
Speaker 2: that allow or that forces people that make like fake
Speaker 2: chicken wings, or like chicken wings that don't have bones
Speaker 2: inside them or aren't necessarily made of wing meat, that
Speaker 2: have to spell it with a Y, or spell.
Speaker 1: It chi k n right, that's what they should have
Speaker 1: to do so, or with crab, doesn't crab have that
Speaker 1: with a K?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the fake stuff, this says.
Speaker 1: The Ninth Circuit Court affirms the dismissal of an almond
Speaker 1: milk labeling lawsuit. In an unpublished opinion, the Ninth Circuit
Speaker 1: Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a class action
Speaker 1: lawsuit against Blue Diamond Growers. The lawsuit alledged the company's
Speaker 1: almond milk. Produs products were mislabeled under Food and Drug
Speaker 1: Administration law. Use of the term almond milk misled customer
Speaker 1: into thinking the products were nutritionally equivalent to dairy milk,
Speaker 1: and they dismissed the case. I cannot believe this is
Speaker 1: an injustice.
Speaker 7: I thought it was already determined that, you know, milk
Speaker 7: from cows isn't all that nutritional, doesn't really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you could get stuff out of it, right, I
Speaker 1: mean there's like yeah, I mean, like I know it
Speaker 1: was overblown, and I think if that's what you're referring to, Sabrina.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like they were like, milk does a.
Speaker 4: Body good, helps your bones grow?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like my mom would literally be like, drink up
Speaker 1: all that milk.
Speaker 3: It helps your bones grow, and.
Speaker 2: It has calcium in it. It doesn't help your bones grow.
Speaker 2: This is lies. This is lies. Help bones grow. Your
Speaker 2: bones grow on their own. You don't need any Milk
Speaker 2: helps bones grow and stay strong by providing a rich,
Speaker 2: bioavailable source of calcium, phosphorus and protein. Found the Big
Speaker 2: Milk during childhood and adolescens.
Speaker 6: Found the Big.
Speaker 4: One's the website that's from milk dot com.
Speaker 2: It is from the University of Rochester.
Speaker 1: I don't trust them. I don't trust that that's the
Speaker 1: University of Rochester.
Speaker 7: I do want to throw something at you, though, because
Speaker 7: I want to look at the definition of milk.
Speaker 4: Do we trust Miriam Webster the dictionary?
Speaker 2: Sometimes it depends on milk, I might though, we only
Speaker 2: trust the things that back up his stance here. No,
Speaker 2: that's not true. I only trust the things that.
Speaker 1: They haven't like changed because they were trying to be
Speaker 1: politically correct or something.
Speaker 3: But what do they say for milk?
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm just gonna throw this out there
Speaker 4: and already know your response.
Speaker 2: But here we go.
Speaker 7: It does say a fluid secreted by the mammary glands
Speaker 7: of females for the nourishment of their young. Be milk
Speaker 7: from an animal, and especially cow, used.
Speaker 4: As food by people.
Speaker 7: Be two a food product produced from seeds or fruit
Speaker 7: that resembles and is used similarly to cow's milk.
Speaker 2: Prop that's propaganda right there.
Speaker 1: It's it's a grandma's propaganda that makes so that's.
Speaker 2: Why you screaming like a proper grandpa. You are a
Speaker 2: proper grandpa.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, everybody, get off the fence, take a side.
Speaker 1: I don't think that if you take a bunch of
Speaker 1: nuts and squeeze some kind of fluid out.
Speaker 2: Of them, that you have made milk.
Speaker 1: I don't think that, and I don't think you do either,
Speaker 1: So why are we letting them lie to us? Nut
Speaker 1: juice might not be good branding. I agree with you.
Speaker 1: I think that that's not good. I think that there
Speaker 1: are other.
Speaker 2: Things that could call them cream nut cream.
Speaker 4: Definitely, that sounds good, that sounds college.
Speaker 1: Well, I know what you could do with Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean you could do that, but I also think it's
Speaker 1: more legitimate as to what it is. You squeeze something
Speaker 1: and you've got some sort of liquid to come out of.
Speaker 2: It, and then the cream people are going to come
Speaker 2: after you. The cream people could fight their own wars.
Speaker 2: I don't care about the cream people. That's further down
Speaker 2: the road from milk.
Speaker 4: I don't know how you're going to fight almond and
Speaker 4: oat milk people.
Speaker 1: I could take them on. I you're in a milk drinker. No,
Speaker 1: not a single oat. But we're talking at the same time.
Speaker 1: There's not a single oat milk drinker in the audience
Speaker 1: that could take me down, not one of you. Okay,
Speaker 1: not a single one of you oat milk drinkers. So
Speaker 1: I'm not worried about that contingency of the audience. I'm
Speaker 1: only worried about the facts. The facts are milk comes
Speaker 1: from an animal's teat, and those of you who can't
Speaker 1: take a stance on this are lost. It's not a
Speaker 1: great American cause or anything, but it's one of those
Speaker 1: things where we've got to face the facts.
Speaker 3: We can't let them.
Speaker 1: Change the definitions of everything until nothing means anything anymore.
Speaker 3: Back in my day, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: Back in my day, milk had a meaning, and that
Speaker 1: meaning was that it came out of an animal and
Speaker 1: you're drinking it and soy milk is garbage. So take
Speaker 1: a side, everybody. There will be no fence sitters. There
Speaker 1: will be no don't know crowd in this. As a
Speaker 1: matter of fact, I'll put it up right now. Is
Speaker 1: oat milk?
Speaker 2: No, I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't phrase it that way. Should plant based milk?
Speaker 2: That's what we'll do. Plant based milk be called milk.
Speaker 1: Or I'm putting this up at the news junkie dot
Speaker 1: Com slash pole.
Speaker 2: You guys will be the final say in this. You
Speaker 2: join your side. In Spanish cultures. Soy milk is just
Speaker 2: regular cow's milk that speaks for itself.
Speaker 4: This is a good point ceiling.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, because of the words soy.
Speaker 2: I see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I mean I didn't know if this was
Speaker 1: something about Spanish culture and milk that I didn't know. Yeah,
Speaker 1: more more nonsense than anything else. Join aside here in
Speaker 1: this battle. Go to the news Junkie dot com slash
Speaker 1: pole The news Junkie dot com slash pole. I will
Speaker 1: accept your answers as a people, and then we'll move
Speaker 1: on from this because there are far more important things
Speaker 1: to talk about here on planet Earth, and I know
Speaker 1: you have thoughts on them. So all right, here we go.
Speaker 1: A couple of emails coming into the sho show. Let's
Speaker 1: see what we got. This person says, I'd like to
Speaker 1: be anonymous to tips at Thenewsjoki dot com. I was
Speaker 1: talking recently about how people are now getting their first
Speaker 1: power bills after this really really intense cold that hit
Speaker 1: the United States of America and the Southeast in particular.
Speaker 1: People were firing up their heaters and now they're seeing
Speaker 1: power bills. People in Florida with power bills up to
Speaker 1: like one thousand dollars because it was so cold.
Speaker 2: Anonymous says, I work for a power company, all right,
Speaker 2: so we got is from the inside.
Speaker 1: First off, in normal months, my power bill is around
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty to three hundred dollars. Over the
Speaker 1: cold snap, it was three hundred and seventy five. I
Speaker 1: guess my house just has good insulation. Second off, I
Speaker 1: work for a power company, only working the supply chain,
Speaker 1: so I'm not how sure are the power generation works,
Speaker 1: but I know there's some insanely sophisticated technology that goes
Speaker 1: into creating the power. Not to mention that we are
Speaker 1: unionized or a base pay goes up every year, must
Speaker 1: be nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there are so.
Speaker 1: Many people that work for this company to keep everything
Speaker 1: running and maintaining that it is insane to consider. Not
Speaker 1: to mention all the contractors they have to.
Speaker 2: Hire, he says, Is this why we're paying more because
Speaker 2: all these damn employees and their unions.
Speaker 4: Is he gonna at a discount?
Speaker 1: Another thing you have to take into consideration is we're
Speaker 1: constantly upgrading the power grade to compensate for all the
Speaker 1: new construction.
Speaker 3: Sorry for any weird typos, don't worry.
Speaker 1: Have a great day. Sorry about the high cost of
Speaker 1: your power bill, says the power bill insider. Fair enough,
Speaker 1: I'll take it, thank you so much. Another anonymous person
Speaker 1: chiming in about the super Bowl commercial that got their attention.
Speaker 1: Sorry behind all the podcast as always, but I heard
Speaker 1: you talking about the Backstreet Boys coin Base commercial.
Speaker 3: That was the sing a long one right.
Speaker 2: Yeah? It was karaoke.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was karaoke with the words on the screen, and.
Speaker 2: It was fun.
Speaker 7: A good amount of people we're singing along because it
Speaker 7: was a long commercial worked. And then as soon as
Speaker 7: you go to sing it all in that last note,
Speaker 7: they ripped the rug from it.
Speaker 6: Under you.
Speaker 1: It caught my attention, and then it caught a bunch
Speaker 1: of people's attention. And I know it was Coinbase, which
Speaker 1: means it is better than ninety percent of the other
Speaker 1: commercials out there. I'm about to tell you how much
Speaker 1: they have made from it.
Speaker 2: This person says.
Speaker 1: Anonymous says, well, would you guys like to guess first? Okay,
Speaker 1: so he's saying this, This anonymous person is saying, I'm
Speaker 1: going to tell you how much they have made from
Speaker 1: the commercial. Oh, I guess the Backstreet Boys. How much
Speaker 1: the Backstort Boys have made? But would you like to guess,
Speaker 1: I haven't read it. You guys want to guess how
Speaker 1: much the Backstreet Boys made for their song being used
Speaker 1: in that Super Bowl commercial.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm going to say ten million dollars, all right.
Speaker 2: Ten I'm going to say six no no no no
Speaker 2: no no, no, no no no no, ten bitcoin apiece,
Speaker 2: ten bitcoin, all right.
Speaker 1: That's like six hundred thousand, seven hundred thousand dollars. They
Speaker 1: were paid exactly zero for it, Anonymous says.
Speaker 3: And it's not them singing in the commercial.
Speaker 1: They were surprised to see the commercial since they didn't
Speaker 1: know about it ahead of time. According to a music
Speaker 1: producer friend of mine, it maybe because it wasn't their
Speaker 1: voices and their certain karaoke rules where you have to
Speaker 1: pay a small feed to re record music and vocals.
Speaker 1: They don't use the master in the commercial, so he
Speaker 1: doesn't think the Backstreet Boy's.
Speaker 4: Got anything that's kind of screwy for that.
Speaker 2: If that's the case, that's kind of crazy to think about.
Speaker 2: And they didn't even know there's not going to be
Speaker 2: in there. That might be a mechanical license. They yeah,
Speaker 2: because they I guess at that point their performance is
Speaker 2: not being used. Then did they contribute to whatever was
Speaker 2: played there. Did they write a song? I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's interesting though, but but he's saying that they did
Speaker 1: not make any money in that particular instance, the Backstreet
Speaker 1: Boys from the super Bowl commercial. We'll throw it out
Speaker 1: there if anybody's heard. More tips at the news junker.
Speaker 2: Dot com t I p s at thenewsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 1: I'll check that poll momentarily. It's the most serious poll
Speaker 1: that's ever been done in the history of this show.
Speaker 3: So I want to hear from you. This is democracy manifest.
Speaker 1: Go to the news junkie dot com slash pole, Thenewsjunkie
Speaker 1: dot com slash pole.
Speaker 3: Have your voice heard.
Speaker 1: Should they be able to call anything that is not
Speaker 1: actually mal oat, milk, soy, milk, nut, milk, all the rest?
Speaker 1: Should they be able to actually call it milk? No
Speaker 1: fence sitters. I only allowed yes or no in this poll,
Speaker 1: and I look forward to seeing your response. I'll accept
Speaker 1: it as the truth. At the Newsjunkie dot com slash pole.
Speaker 1: All right back with your feedback and a whole buch
Speaker 1: more momentarily, Oh, we got a couple of minutes, actually,
Speaker 1: hanh one. More email tips to the news junki dot com.
Speaker 1: Hi All says this person's my family has been.
Speaker 3: That sounds strange.
Speaker 2: All.
Speaker 1: Firstly, my family and I have always been movie buffs
Speaker 1: my whole life, and when the film Taken was released,
Speaker 1: it brought up conversation quite a bit in my family.
Speaker 1: I was twenty years old, but it was released in
Speaker 1: theaters just about to start my junior year at FSU.
Speaker 1: And my dad always told me, never pay a ransom
Speaker 1: ransom for me because they'll kill me anyway, so you'll
Speaker 1: have a dead dad and be out of money. Let's
Speaker 1: hit pause there. Would you tell your family, your loved ones, whomever,
Speaker 1: that if if someone abducted you, you didn't want them
Speaker 1: to pay the ransom, pay it. You'd say, says pay
Speaker 1: the ransom, Celian. Would you tell your family, your wife,
Speaker 1: little jackson? Would you tell them, like, hey, if somebody
Speaker 1: that's the dark to tell somebody. You gotta know you
Speaker 1: guys like being cremated or being buried in a coffin.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: For me, you have to you have to share this
Speaker 1: with people. Would you tell your family pay the ransom
Speaker 1: or would you.
Speaker 2: Say, ah, it's not it's not worth it, don't do it.
Speaker 2: I would probably tell them pay the ransom.
Speaker 3: Wow, to pay the ransom?
Speaker 2: People?
Speaker 1: Your answer, pay the ransom? Yeah, please, I'd like to live.
Speaker 1: I'm not done yet.
Speaker 2: I I mean, come on, you imagine though, But like
Speaker 2: saying that, thinking you're never going to be kidnapped, and
Speaker 2: then once you are kidnapped and you're like, why did
Speaker 2: I tell them not to ransom? You're like, can I
Speaker 2: please send a message? Just pay it? Forget whatever I said?
Speaker 2: I was wrong?
Speaker 1: Is this you thought you were never gonna have to
Speaker 1: weigh in on it. My dad is a serious, dead
Speaker 1: serious person, and he brought it up again when Nancy
Speaker 1: Guthrie disappeared.
Speaker 3: The even darker part is that.
Speaker 1: There's a slightly increased possibility my dad would be kidnapped
Speaker 1: versus your average Joe. He has a mouth on him
Speaker 1: and visits other countries often, which is so nice for
Speaker 1: me to think about every time he leaves the United States.
Speaker 1: Just thought you'd enjoy my story. It sounds fun. Love
Speaker 1: you guys. Have a great Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, says
Speaker 1: Brandy the liquor Gal.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brandy, appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Okay, we will take a quick break when we come back. Actually,
Speaker 1: should I check in? Let me check in on the poll.
Speaker 1: All right, then, I'm sure at least a couple of
Speaker 1: people that vote. This is the most important poll in
Speaker 1: the history of this show. I'm going to vote too,
Speaker 1: because I want my vote. Herd all right, just validated
Speaker 1: my vote.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 3: Now, I want to see what the results are.
Speaker 1: Oh god, okay, should plant batement based milk be called milk?
Speaker 2: The No's are winning.
Speaker 1: They're with me Team Sean so far, the nose are
Speaker 1: winning sixty four percent to thirty five percent. They're saying
Speaker 1: plant based milk should not be called milk. I knew it.
Speaker 1: I knew you folks would come out of the woodwork
Speaker 1: the news Junkie dot Com slash pole will We'll let
Speaker 1: this go for the duration of the show and then
Speaker 1: the final answer will be rendered at the end with
Speaker 1: whatever you guys came up with. So check Thenewsjunkie dot
Speaker 1: Com slash pole when we come back. I'll finally work
Speaker 1: in the brand new clues in the Nancy Guthrie case.
Speaker 1: We got a new clue something that they found when
Speaker 1: they were searching around, In fact, a couple of things
Speaker 1: that they found. What does it all mean, And what
Speaker 1: are Nancy Guthrie's neighbors now starting to do that's a
Speaker 1: little bit bizarre.
Speaker 2: That is coming up next in the news.
Speaker 1: Chunkie new updates in the mystery disappearance of Nancy Guthrie,
Speaker 1: that is Savannah Guthrie of the Today Show, her her mother.
Speaker 1: And they said they've found a glove. They've found one
Speaker 1: of these gloves, and I think they even found both
Speaker 1: of them possibly. I'll get into the update in just
Speaker 1: a moment, but I was saying that it looked like ceiling.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna screw this up again, Neil Nirol, like a
Speaker 1: like a black like.
Speaker 2: It's not Nira Nerhile Nirol that that's like what doctors
Speaker 2: would wear and stuff.
Speaker 1: But like a black glove, like a latex kind of glove.
Speaker 3: That's what I thought it was.
Speaker 1: And then Celen pointed out a trouple of the photos
Speaker 1: or a couple of the shots that people have taken
Speaker 1: from this, it looked like it had.
Speaker 3: A seam on it.
Speaker 1: In the the whole battle was is this a leather
Speaker 1: glove or is this just like a rubber.
Speaker 4: Glove n nitril nat nitrol glove.
Speaker 1: So it just looks like a medical glove, but a
Speaker 1: black one. They've found I believe two of them.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's kind of hard to see from
Speaker 2: this too, because.
Speaker 7: The footage looked like like leather snow gloves.
Speaker 4: It looks medical.
Speaker 1: Somebody told me something that I think it could be.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to bring this up at a second,
Speaker 1: and Ceely may have heard of this before, but I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the actual rubber glove that they found in
Speaker 1: somebody's backyard that they believe is from the abductor. And
Speaker 1: I still because it's like on a plant, it's a
Speaker 1: gordy to tell. They say, how close this backyard is.
Speaker 1: One of them was found in Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood. One
Speaker 1: of them was found in her neighborhood, and uh, that's
Speaker 1: why I think they might have found both of them
Speaker 1: right around them.
Speaker 3: But authorities appear to believe it.
Speaker 1: Was not a mile and a half, oh a mile
Speaker 1: and a half from her home, so near Nancy Guthrie's house,
Speaker 1: but a mile and a half away they found this
Speaker 1: it is, But I mean, how often if you went
Speaker 1: around your whole neighborhood would you find a glove like this?
Speaker 4: Probably maybe for the little box sometimes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if you would around here. I
Speaker 2: don't know if I've seen one walking around.
Speaker 1: But people were comparing it to and I had never
Speaker 1: heard of this before today. Hang on, let me bring
Speaker 1: this up. They were comparing it to something called a
Speaker 1: barbecue glove. Yeah, and I you you're.
Speaker 2: Familiar with this, Yeah, yeah, yeah, they have you know,
Speaker 2: if you have like a high temperature stuff that you're
Speaker 2: dealing with, they have these gloves. Yeah, and you wear
Speaker 2: them over your.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I have one of those that looks
Speaker 1: more like it doesn't because it looks thick because you
Speaker 1: have a glove underneath and then you have the disposable
Speaker 1: like latex kind of glove over the top of it.
Speaker 2: I have a whole bunch of those. I still think
Speaker 2: that one of the angles that looked like there was
Speaker 2: a seam in the glove, which would be which would
Speaker 2: lean closer to like a leather glove.
Speaker 3: Well, they believe that this is it and that they
Speaker 3: found it.
Speaker 2: Hold on.
Speaker 1: Here's Fox News talking about the clue found near at
Speaker 1: Nancy Guthrie's house.
Speaker 2: Here they are all along the FBI.
Speaker 12: Laura was kind of scanning these roads outside of Nancy
Speaker 12: Guthrie's house looking for something. They wouldn't tell us what
Speaker 12: they were looking for, but about two hours ago they
Speaker 12: finally did notify as telling us they did find one
Speaker 12: black glove. We now have video as well as pictures
Speaker 12: of the glove. In fact, Fox Digital has one source
Speaker 12: saying that they might have found actually two gloves, a
Speaker 12: set of gloves, which would double the odds of them
Speaker 12: coming back with some kind of DNA.
Speaker 2: If nice man, they might have found two gloves, which
Speaker 2: would double the amount of gloves they had old, are
Speaker 2: you sure about that? Okay, all right?
Speaker 1: I have a couple of questions that I want to
Speaker 1: stop here on because I.
Speaker 2: Do not work for the FBI and I am not
Speaker 2: some sort of investigator.
Speaker 3: So here's what my question is.
Speaker 1: If I put on a pair of latex gloves like that,
Speaker 1: can you pull a fingerprint from the inside of one.
Speaker 2: Of those gloves?
Speaker 1: Those gloves are literally like people use them to not
Speaker 1: leave a fingerprint.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you could. I do believe that
Speaker 4: you could still pull some sort of DNA.
Speaker 3: Because yeah, possibly you could, right, yeah.
Speaker 7: There's skin that could be left. I don't know how
Speaker 7: much DNA is in sweat, but well.
Speaker 1: He knows there could be Remember she was bleeding, Nancy
Speaker 1: Guthrie was when she left the front door of the house.
Speaker 1: There's blood by her front door. Her blood could even
Speaker 1: be on it. It could have gotten on these gloves, and
Speaker 1: that would confirm that it was the gloves used by
Speaker 1: the abductor and give you a path that this person
Speaker 1: was going when they left the house. They say, that
Speaker 1: is a big discovery right there.
Speaker 2: They say it's technically possible, but it's very difficult to
Speaker 2: get latex latent fingerprints from the inside of latex, nitral
Speaker 2: or vinyl glove left on crime scenes. They say, perspiration
Speaker 2: and oil from the wereskin will transfer to the inner
Speaker 2: surface and they could use their different methods of visualizing that,
Speaker 2: but like the flexibility of the material will distort the fingerprint,
Speaker 2: and that's like the whole thing you're looking for. And
Speaker 2: then sweat from inside the glove can also smudge it.
Speaker 1: And then not to mention if the person had gloves on,
Speaker 1: like we were just talking, underneath the latex gloves nothing
Speaker 1: and that might have been the way that they designed
Speaker 1: this so that it leaves nothing behind. But they've found
Speaker 1: a clue and they're looking at this clue to see
Speaker 1: if they can learn more about it now. Even if
Speaker 1: they don't find any DNA or a fingerprint on the gloves,
Speaker 1: if the gloves were indeed the gloves worn by the
Speaker 1: abductor of Nancy Guthrie, that's still a huge clue as
Speaker 1: to what direction this person went in and where they
Speaker 1: went after they abducted this woman. If there's gloves a
Speaker 1: mile in some change away from her house, that's going
Speaker 1: to tell the investigator's certain things. They'll learn some things
Speaker 1: about this even without the DNA. Let's see what else
Speaker 1: Fox says other than one plus one equals.
Speaker 12: A glove that belongs to a person who was on
Speaker 12: the porch we saw the video of from yesterday. You
Speaker 12: also have to keep in mind that we are in
Speaker 12: the middle of the desert here, and there is cactus everywhere,
Speaker 12: So gloves on the side of the road may not
Speaker 12: be all that out of the ordinary, because anybody who's
Speaker 12: working landscape would need hefty gloves to kind of work
Speaker 12: in and around this area.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't wear latex gloves aren't going to do anything
Speaker 1: for landscaping.
Speaker 2: Cactuses. Yeah, that's a lot by themselves.
Speaker 1: Now, you would just wear regular gloves like any other
Speaker 1: landscaper would wear to protect your hands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the barbecue aspect is probably more likely
Speaker 2: than the landscape aspect.
Speaker 1: I see, I was just not familiar with that, but
Speaker 1: they's had a pretty common thing that people know in
Speaker 1: the barbecue world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think I have a box of
Speaker 2: those somewhere.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, see, so that's a more normal thing
Speaker 1: that you would get these into people's hands.
Speaker 2: Or on their hands, even it could be a big break.
Speaker 12: I mean, it is clearly the biggest thing we have
Speaker 12: heard that has happened today and maybe a break. And
Speaker 12: the FBI of course is taking that evidence and analyzing
Speaker 12: it right now, and we're hoping to get some information
Speaker 12: on a lot of different things lading the possibility of
Speaker 12: getting more video out of the house.
Speaker 6: The FBI released a couple.
Speaker 12: Of new pictures today, but pretty much from the same
Speaker 12: angle as the video they released yesterday. Now we're waiting
Speaker 12: to see if camera's on the side of the house
Speaker 12: and in the back of the house might also be
Speaker 12: able to give us some images about what was going on.
Speaker 2: At the time. Yeah, God, around the time. Why are
Speaker 2: we doing this?
Speaker 1: Twelve days in the woman is eighty four years old,
Speaker 1: and she is not in good health. Why are we
Speaker 1: now going like, wow, we finally recovered some footage from
Speaker 1: the doorbell camera. Let's look at the other cameras. Maybe
Speaker 1: we should look at those, right, Like, this woman is
Speaker 1: coming closer to death every single moment that goes by.
Speaker 1: I don't mean to be dark, but I feel like
Speaker 1: that might be true. Like she's just not in good health.
Speaker 1: And as far as anybody knows, has anybody seen any
Speaker 1: report at all that said she might have her medicine
Speaker 1: with her?
Speaker 2: Nope, no, I haven't seen anything.
Speaker 7: And on top of not having her daily medication, it
Speaker 7: was shared that there was blood at the scene, and
Speaker 7: so she is also hurt.
Speaker 1: Right right, she's bleeding, she's hurt, she doesn't have her medicine.
Speaker 1: It's been twelve days, and we're like, oh, maybe the
Speaker 1: camera's might shows you. Guys, the clock is ticking, baby,
Speaker 1: you don't have a lot of time.
Speaker 4: Last very good. I feel like they are like, hey,
Speaker 4: do you think we should maybe interview some people or
Speaker 4: have we considered talking to neighbors. Let's wait until two
Speaker 4: weeks from now.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah they did. It took them a long time
Speaker 2: to do that too.
Speaker 1: They went both the neighbors in the last two days,
Speaker 1: but over ten days past before they did that. They've
Speaker 1: also determined his backpack. The backpack the abductor was wearing
Speaker 1: was likely one from Walmart, a Walmart brand backpack.
Speaker 3: It's a Zork Trail local Walmarts.
Speaker 4: Let's see, Yeah, that was sold last day.
Speaker 1: That's what they're trying to do. They're like, should we
Speaker 1: go and see all the purchases. Look at the security
Speaker 1: footage for an Ozark Trail backpack. It's got the high
Speaker 1: Viz stripes on it, and they think that's what the
Speaker 1: person may have been wearing, which is kind of another
Speaker 1: interesting little tie in. We're learning from this recovered video,
Speaker 1: but uh, I don't know. I mean, now the time
Speaker 1: is getting to a point where I think it's legitimate
Speaker 1: to consider whether or not this woman is still alive.
Speaker 3: We'll see what you think about all of this, though.
Speaker 2: Send us a dispatch over at thenewsjunkie dot com. I'd
Speaker 2: heard Savannah Guthrie posted something new on her Instagram, So
Speaker 2: let me see Savannah gu three Instagram.
Speaker 3: I'll just bring it up live on the show.
Speaker 1: She's been chronicling this whole thing, and she's got some
Speaker 1: new posts.
Speaker 2: Here. Is this the newest one? Yeah, this is the
Speaker 2: newest one. Here.
Speaker 3: Let me turn on the audio just in case there's
Speaker 3: some volume.
Speaker 1: It says, from Savannah Guthrie, we will never give up
Speaker 1: on her, our lovely mom heart. Thank you for your
Speaker 1: prayers and hope. And it's like footage of mom in her.
Speaker 2: As a kid. That's weird.
Speaker 1: It's like family footage of the girls, her and her
Speaker 1: sister and mom from you know, way back in the day,
Speaker 1: and old photos of the mom and the family and stuff.
Speaker 4: I've never been in this situation, so I'm trying not
Speaker 4: to judge.
Speaker 1: She's just trying to hold on for hope. I don't
Speaker 1: think in any I could eat my words on this.
Speaker 1: I don't think in any version of this story, any
Speaker 1: version that I see playing out, do I think Savannah
Speaker 1: Guthrie had anything to do with it, right, Like, I
Speaker 1: just think she's legitimately reacting to all of these things
Speaker 1: that have happened to her.
Speaker 2: Versions of this story where Annie Guthrie is something to
Speaker 2: do with it.
Speaker 1: I think there are absolutely versions of this story where
Speaker 1: a family member that may have been involved. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think there are absolutely versions of this story where somebody
Speaker 1: in the family could be involved, and we have other
Speaker 1: updates on that story I'll push to a little bit
Speaker 1: later on in the show. The most important thing in
Speaker 1: the world is obviously this pole right now, and participation
Speaker 1: is hopping. Should plant based milk be called milk? This
Speaker 1: is the bat battle of the century. This will end
Speaker 1: the debate. This will end the debate on this program.
Speaker 1: Should plant based milk be called milk? Everyone will have
Speaker 1: to abide by the results of this, and it is
Speaker 1: so close. It is neck and neck the whole time.
Speaker 1: I'm watching votes come in real time. I didn't put
Speaker 1: any link up on the homepage or anything, so you
Speaker 1: have to legitimately type in the newsjunkie dot com slash.
Speaker 4: Pole and the result news junking.
Speaker 7: We're sending it to the milk people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Big Nut and Big Milk will both get a
Speaker 1: copy of the results of this.
Speaker 2: Dear Big Nut.
Speaker 4: Yeah and Big not a minute, and.
Speaker 1: Big Milk, Nut and Milk, We've got some information for you.
Speaker 1: Are the more votes are coming in right now? It's
Speaker 1: fifty three percent. No, you're on the right track. Everybody,
Speaker 1: stay on this track, all right. We're gonna shut the
Speaker 1: door on this. It is only up until the end
Speaker 1: of the show and we will never talk about this again.
Speaker 2: This is the end of this debate. It's a debate
Speaker 2: ending pole.
Speaker 1: So have your say, Democracy manifest the newsjunkie dot Com
Speaker 1: slash pole no is winning, but just by a a
Speaker 1: hare a fraction fifty four to forty nine point forty
Speaker 1: six point nine six it is. It is probably a
Speaker 1: nut hair. It's about that length. More votes coming in now,
Speaker 1: all right, folks get in there. Should plant based milk
Speaker 1: be called milk? The final final debate on this is
Speaker 1: available at the news junky dot com slash pole. So
Speaker 1: I'll keep you updated throughout the show and we'll see
Speaker 1: what everybody thinks. Okay, real quick, let's work in one dispatch.
Speaker 1: Here's Mystic Ridges talking about fingerprints because we're bringing this
Speaker 1: up in the Guthrie case.
Speaker 4: Morning News Junkies.
Speaker 2: Miss Bridges, here, your P and J.
Speaker 13: Layton Print Examiner extraordinaire. I wanted to chime in about
Speaker 13: the gloves and the possibility of getting fingerprints off of them,
Speaker 13: and it is absolutely a possibility. Those thin latex gloves,
Speaker 13: people can still leave fingerprints behind when they touch something.
Speaker 13: They found those thick gardening gloves. There is a chance
Speaker 13: they can get a fingerprint from the inside of that.
Speaker 13: I mean, it depends on how much it was touched,
Speaker 13: you know, after that there's dirt on it if it rained,
Speaker 13: But it's possibility, and I hope they are trying.
Speaker 14: But go, go pop pop.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's a really interesting and helpful information.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that.
Speaker 1: TD says, enough enough about Nancy Guthrie.
Speaker 2: Let's see what TD says.
Speaker 15: He I understand it's newsworthy, but the Nancy Guthrie deal
Speaker 15: and it's weird, right, nobody knows.
Speaker 4: It's just odd old lady everything.
Speaker 15: There's also a fifteen year old girl from Avino today
Speaker 15: that is missing and squat right, So these young kids
Speaker 15: are getting trafficked all the time, kids go missing and
Speaker 15: we hear nothing. This Nancy Guthrie thing has just been
Speaker 15: NonStop for what over week?
Speaker 4: So anyways, bye, yeah, I mean.
Speaker 1: It's probably the most interesting story of the year so far.
Speaker 1: It's a mystery with tons of twists and turns, and
Speaker 1: it's got and we're not talking about ice it Scott
Speaker 1: the nation transfixed. I like that element too, that it's
Speaker 1: not nearly as divisive.
Speaker 2: And frustrating, though I'm I'm invested.
Speaker 1: I think it's an interesting story that people are definitely
Speaker 1: tuned into across the country, and it's because there are
Speaker 1: so many unknowns here that there is a fifteen year
Speaker 1: old girl missing in Ovido. I hope that story gets
Speaker 1: the attention that it's looking for. I hope you also
Speaker 1: know TD like almost everybody in that case, teenagers, when
Speaker 1: they end up going missing, they put out a report
Speaker 1: for them, and almost all of them are found very
Speaker 1: very quickly. I don't know what you've seen about young
Speaker 1: kids getting trafficked all the time. I see there's like
Speaker 1: a whole version of TikTok where it's big on that,
Speaker 1: like your kids are going to get trafficked, your kids
Speaker 1: are going to be stolen. If you go to your
Speaker 1: car and you see a mark on your tire, it's
Speaker 1: because the traffickers are in the neighborhood. I don't believe
Speaker 1: that that's some sort of common thing. I don't think
Speaker 1: that young kids are getting trafficked quote all the time unquote.
Speaker 2: I think the kids go missing.
Speaker 1: I think that when the stories break through in some way,
Speaker 1: we get to the level that we're at now, you
Speaker 1: get to this level, you know, they do this with
Speaker 1: kids all the time. If there's enough twists and turns
Speaker 1: in the story grabs America's attention, everyone will jump right in.
Speaker 1: But thank you anyways for your take over there on
Speaker 1: the newsjunkie dot com. When we come back, we'll get
Speaker 1: to an update on some explosions, some fireworks yesterday. I
Speaker 1: want to see what everybody thinks about this where Pam
Speaker 1: Bondy was getting questioned in Washington, and it got nasty
Speaker 1: for a little while. But we'll see what you think
Speaker 1: and we'll get to more of your feedback in just
Speaker 1: a moment.
Speaker 2: That's coming up next.
Speaker 1: In the news Chunky, I gotta get to some a
Speaker 1: little little heated friction field for just a moment here, though.
Speaker 2: I got to talk about this because yesterday I saw.
Speaker 3: Clips galore of Pam Bondy.
Speaker 1: And we'll get past the political stuff, even though this
Speaker 1: is only moderately political in a way, but Pam Bondy
Speaker 1: going in front of Congress on the Epstein files and
Speaker 1: the congressional people of course, like everything's political and all
Speaker 1: these people are lying, all right, that's just a fact.
Speaker 1: Everything's political and all of them are lying, and if
Speaker 1: you don't think your side is lying, then you've drank
Speaker 1: the kool aid. Okay, they're all grifters and liars, and
Speaker 1: I wouldn't vote for a single one of them.
Speaker 3: But that aside.
Speaker 1: The people who are asking Pam Bondi questions about Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein in Congress, well, they had some.
Speaker 3: Pretty good questions.
Speaker 1: Okay, they had some pretty good questions, and her answers
Speaker 1: were beyond bad. Pam Bondi's gotta go. Okay, this is
Speaker 1: how bad this performance was yesterday. I'll play you just
Speaker 1: a second of it here. But when I don't care
Speaker 1: if the person is like your enemy politically or on
Speaker 1: the other team, but when somebody.
Speaker 3: Says hey, and they were right about this.
Speaker 1: By the way, there was an email uncovered in the
Speaker 1: Epstein files where Epstein responded to somebody and said, thanks
Speaker 1: so much, loved the torture video, and they censored the
Speaker 1: person that.
Speaker 2: That was sent to.
Speaker 1: They blacked out the name of the person that Epstein
Speaker 1: sent an email to where he said, but he really
Speaker 1: enjoyed the torture video. And I think it's a fair
Speaker 1: question to ask who that was sent to. I think
Speaker 1: it's a fair question to want to know, to demand
Speaker 1: that that person's name is revealed. I don't think that's unfair,
Speaker 1: and I think if you're against that, you're not on
Speaker 1: the winning side of this argument.
Speaker 4: Any reason as to why it was an.
Speaker 1: Over and over and over, it was deflection. So I
Speaker 1: don't know if this has the hole back and forth.
Speaker 2: I hope it does.
Speaker 1: But this was one of the times when they would go, hey,
Speaker 1: why is this censored? Why is this censored? And then
Speaker 1: they'd go to Pambody and she'd be like, but what
Speaker 1: about and she talked about something totally different.
Speaker 16: So here, listen, Dao, the TAO right now is over,
Speaker 16: the Dow is over fifty thousand dolls. I don't know
Speaker 16: why you're laughing. You're a great stock trader. As I
Speaker 16: hear raskin.
Speaker 14: The TAO is over fifty thousand right now, and p
Speaker 14: at almost seven thousand, and the nasdacs smashing records. Americans
Speaker 14: four oh one k's and retirement savings are booming.
Speaker 16: That's what we should be talking about. We should be
Speaker 16: talking about making Americans safe.
Speaker 1: Lady, this is a Wendy's Like, what are what they
Speaker 1: asked you questions about? Why names were redacted in the
Speaker 1: Epstein files and you're talking about the dow being at
Speaker 1: fifty thousand.
Speaker 3: Great, who cares?
Speaker 2: Great?
Speaker 1: And then other times it was like opsu skating by
Speaker 1: saying or distracting by saying, Pambonni would go, well, here's
Speaker 1: a bunch of stories about illegal immigrants who killed and
Speaker 1: rape people.
Speaker 2: Great, send them all away, put them in jail for life.
Speaker 3: Who cares?
Speaker 1: I don't know, why are you talking about that?
Speaker 3: This is a legitimate thing to inquire about.
Speaker 1: If there are emails going on, and in the emails,
Speaker 1: somebody is saying like, hey, had a nice time with
Speaker 1: those little girls, and then the person that they were
Speaker 1: sending it to, you've decided to censor their name. Hey,
Speaker 1: I'm on team whoever wants the name revealed. That's what
Speaker 1: team I'm on for right now. I'm on team hey,
Speaker 1: bad guys go to jail. That's the team I consistently
Speaker 1: try to stay on. And that's a case where it's like,
Speaker 1: why are we covering up that name. In the case
Speaker 1: of the torture video email from Epstein, it was some
Speaker 1: like Middle Eastern leader and they censored out his name
Speaker 1: for fear it would like hurt his reputation or something. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean, you risk when you email people getting caught
Speaker 1: up in their web. That's what happens. I didn't email
Speaker 1: Epstein once he was in my backyard. What for God's sake,
Speaker 1: I mean, this was stuff that was closely tied. You
Speaker 1: heard it here, folks, Me and my upbring never emailed
Speaker 1: them once. And if I did, I deserve to be
Speaker 1: unveiled in the whole reveal here. All of these people
Speaker 1: who are messaging with this guy, all these journalists who
Speaker 1: are messaging with this guy because he had money and
Speaker 1: they were friendly with him, all of them are loser.
Speaker 2: Every one of them.
Speaker 1: Should face the facts on this, and everybody who did
Speaker 1: anything criminal related to this needs to spend time behind bars.
Speaker 1: That's the frustration I have. It was like, why isn't
Speaker 1: anybody else getting arrested? That's why I'm saying for the
Speaker 1: women who were the victims, and there was a bunch
Speaker 1: of them, and that was another thing too. So okay,
Speaker 1: you could call it a political theater if you want,
Speaker 1: and it is. But when one after another they said,
Speaker 1: how many of the Epstein victims in this courtroom wanted
Speaker 1: to speak to the Feds? About this investigation. And all
Speaker 1: of them raised their hands, and they said, how many
Speaker 1: of you have tried to speak with the Feds about
Speaker 1: this investigation and get your side on the record. And
Speaker 1: they all raise their hands, and they said, how many
Speaker 1: of you did the Feds actually speak to And nobody
Speaker 1: raises their hands. It's like, well, that's a pretty good thing.
Speaker 1: You know, that's a pretty good point. I don't want
Speaker 1: this happening. She's got to go. That was such an amateur,
Speaker 1: basic bitch performance.
Speaker 3: It was so incredibly bad.
Speaker 1: You got to be better at this, Like, I know
Speaker 1: that they're going to come swimming for you.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 1: Also, by the way, it's absolutely worth pointing out that
Speaker 1: the Democrats who are so upset about this, many of
Speaker 1: them didn't care about this for like a decade plus.
Speaker 1: Many of them thought it was their side that was
Speaker 1: more entangled and weren't really ready to use it against
Speaker 1: the Trump administration at that point, weren't really active being
Speaker 1: activists trying to get into this stuff released. I get it. Well,
Speaker 1: you got to do a better job defending yourself than that.
Speaker 1: It was so bad, and there was like so it
Speaker 1: was a lot of like contentious stuff here.
Speaker 3: She is with Representative Massy.
Speaker 2: Is Massive a Republican? I think he is. Look Massy.
Speaker 6: It was just bad.
Speaker 2: It was embarrassing.
Speaker 3: It was like some basic bitch.
Speaker 1: Stuff that should be for the politicians who are just
Speaker 1: getting into the game.
Speaker 2: Massive represents northern Kentucky and has opposed mainstream Republican stances
Speaker 2: on foreign spending and policy. That doesn't mean he's not
Speaker 2: a Republican. These are Republican.
Speaker 1: But he's at odds on this issue with the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: But here's the back and forth. Who's responsible?
Speaker 17: Are you able to track who in your organization made
Speaker 17: this massive failure and release the victims' names? Are you
Speaker 17: able to track who it was that obscured Less Wexner's
Speaker 17: name as a co conspirator in an FBI document?
Speaker 2: You have that kind of accountability.
Speaker 16: I believe Westerner's name was listed more than four thousand
Speaker 16: times about.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I already told you that this is where he's
Speaker 17: listening to finish my answer.
Speaker 16: Come on, let me finish my answer. We corrected that
Speaker 16: within forty minutes. He was already you're acting like everybody's
Speaker 16: trying to cover up Westerner's.
Speaker 2: Name, reclaiming, reclaiming my time. I answer this question claiming
Speaker 2: my time.
Speaker 17: Oh by mister chairman time he was he'ster chairman, the
Speaker 17: general he can can give her answer.
Speaker 4: The time belongs to the gentleman.
Speaker 17: From my answer, I'm gonna put the language.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's happening here, but they're all trying
Speaker 1: to talk at the same time.
Speaker 2: Nothing has happened. Lady sounds like such a weird term.
Speaker 2: The gentle lady, gentle lady a screen chairman. Another question
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 16: Here's a question, and I need to give my answer that.
Speaker 17: Let the let the attorney do respond, and then the
Speaker 17: gentleman can move to what else?
Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 16: Within forty minutes you asked me a question. Within forty minutes,
Speaker 16: Wexner's name was added back then forty minutes of me.
Speaker 17: Catching you red handed, red hand, there was one redaction.
Speaker 2: He's listed as a coaching.
Speaker 4: And we invited you in.
Speaker 16: And this guy has Trump derangement syndrome. He needs to
Speaker 16: get You're a failed politician.
Speaker 2: All right, I should I think you can see where
Speaker 2: this is going. Right. It's like the women tell all.
Speaker 4: At least they edit it.
Speaker 2: He cheated.
Speaker 1: It was like that the whole time, and so many
Speaker 1: times someone would come up and pose a legit question.
Speaker 3: Hey, here's an email.
Speaker 1: Now, I am going to make up a stand in email. Right,
Speaker 1: this is not a real email, but there were emails
Speaker 1: like this, and it would be like, hey, did you
Speaker 1: enjoy the young girls last night? And then the person
Speaker 1: that Epstein sent that email to, of course this being
Speaker 1: a fictitious example, but not far away from a lot
Speaker 1: of the examples that were out there. The person that
Speaker 1: Epstein sent the email to, that person's name is blacked out.
Speaker 3: Why for whom?
Speaker 2: What are we doing?
Speaker 1: Why are we blocking out somebody's name who Epstein emailed
Speaker 1: about something.
Speaker 3: The only people's names that I want off of.
Speaker 1: This is somebody who was like a child who has
Speaker 1: caught up in all this. I feel like so many
Speaker 1: people have lost the plot on this one, and now
Speaker 1: it's like, let's either arrest people or you know, like
Speaker 1: release everything completely with no reactions at all, because something
Speaker 1: about this has really gone sideways and a BONDI just
Speaker 1: completely dropped the ball out there. But the fact is,
Speaker 1: when you when you look at this story, so many
Speaker 1: people were so far away from this.
Speaker 2: So many people don't even.
Speaker 1: Realize what this was all about to begin with. One
Speaker 1: of the things that's craziest about this. Some of you
Speaker 1: will know this, some of you will All of this
Speaker 1: started Sea Lane first Epstein investigation. Date, like, I want
Speaker 1: to see when that when that started. It was after
Speaker 1: there was a new there was a new school built
Speaker 1: in my town.
Speaker 3: Uh and I missed it just barely.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and five, two thousand and five, okay, And
Speaker 1: I graduated in two thousand ninety nine, two thousand and
Speaker 1: there was a new skill school built in my town.
Speaker 2: I didn't get to go to.
Speaker 1: It's called roll Upon Beach High School. And you could
Speaker 1: look this all up. This is absolutely true.
Speaker 2: Roll Upon Beach High School is the new nice, beautiful school.
Speaker 2: I couldn't go to it.
Speaker 1: They bust me out to Palm Beach Lakes, one of
Speaker 1: the worst schools ever, and absolutely hated it was miserable,
Speaker 1: terrible in every way.
Speaker 2: This udents were terrible.
Speaker 1: So I wanted to go to this roll Bomb Beach
Speaker 1: High School. But five years later, at this roll Pon
Speaker 1: Beach High School, there were two girls that got into
Speaker 1: a fight. They started fighting, and during the fight, one
Speaker 1: of the girls was calling the other one a prostitute
Speaker 1: and a whore. Generally that wouldn't stand out much. This
Speaker 1: is a girl fight thing. You're a whore, you know,
Speaker 1: like screaming at each other. No, you're a whore. And
Speaker 1: this is what happened to this fight in two thousand
Speaker 1: and five. This is a true story. At two thousand
Speaker 1: and five roll Upon Beach High School, there was a
Speaker 1: fight between two girls. One was calling the other a
Speaker 1: whore and a prostitute. The family got upset about this
Speaker 1: and the family started talking to their daughter, you know,
Speaker 1: why did they call you a horror in a prostitute?
Speaker 1: And they found hundreds of dollars in cash in their
Speaker 1: daughter's person. They were like, hey, what's up with that?
Speaker 1: Why do you have this cash? And she goes, I
Speaker 1: work at a fast food place, and they go.
Speaker 2: You secretly have a job at a fast food place
Speaker 2: and we don't know about it.
Speaker 1: Eventually she goes, all right, fine, I've been giving out
Speaker 1: massages to this rich and he pays me in cash.
Speaker 1: And then they go, wait what and they bring her
Speaker 1: in a question her more and they find out that
Speaker 1: this young high school girl has been going to Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein's house and getting paid cash for massages. That then
Speaker 1: would escalate into you know, hand action or even more
Speaker 1: sexual activity than that. That's how this all started. That's
Speaker 1: where this all came from, all right. It started with
Speaker 1: a girl calling another girl a whore, and now it's
Speaker 1: gone to the level where we've got like all these
Speaker 1: emails out there, and so much more about this has
Speaker 1: been discovered. This has been going on for over twenty years.
Speaker 1: It can drink the problem and the investigation can drink.
Speaker 1: Get the amateurs out of the way, and just be
Speaker 1: done with this, okay, and if anybody needs to be arrested,
Speaker 1: throw them all in jail, hang them. I couldn't care less,
Speaker 1: all right, I will not shed a tear for any
Speaker 1: of this stuff. But it's like, how does this go
Speaker 1: on for so long? And so much incompetence gets in
Speaker 1: the way.
Speaker 4: And it will continue. I do not see how this
Speaker 4: is going to end in the next five years.
Speaker 1: I mean now, it's probably not gonna end because nobody
Speaker 1: wants it to end, because it's just a political cudgel,
Speaker 1: a political tool for people to fight back and forth.
Speaker 3: But this should have been done forever ago.
Speaker 2: This should have been done forever ago.
Speaker 1: And then they've got to separate the people who have
Speaker 1: actual claims here from people who are just like crazy
Speaker 1: or involved in politics, and then find out if any
Speaker 1: person alive right now had anything to do with this,
Speaker 1: and then arrest them and.
Speaker 2: Then that's it. You know.
Speaker 1: But this performance from Pam Bondi was a freaking embarrassment
Speaker 1: and she should be out in my opinion. Tell me
Speaker 1: what you think. I don't know if anybody can know
Speaker 1: the back that up. Send me your dispatches over at
Speaker 1: thenewschunky dot com or email the show tips at the
Speaker 1: Newschunki dot com when we come back the.
Speaker 3: Next episode with Sabrina.
Speaker 1: What's coming up on the next episode.
Speaker 18: But the.
Speaker 7: Orbes has released a report on how much Disney lost
Speaker 7: with last year's snow White, and let's say Hi Hoe
Speaker 7: with seven o's HGTV Fire's host of rehab Attic after
Speaker 7: a footage surface of her using a very screwed up driver.
Speaker 7: Plus Gene Simmons can rock and roll night, but boy
Speaker 7: can he also yell at the clouds forever. I'll that
Speaker 7: so much more coming up on the next episode.
Speaker 1: And that is coming up next on the News Junkie.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll get into more dispatches, emails, Fritz on
Speaker 1: the street, all of that stuff, more updates on all
Speaker 1: the stories we're following in the world's most viral newsroom.
Speaker 1: Right now, let's do the next episode.
Speaker 19: Because there's a lot on TV and you can't possibly
Speaker 19: keep up with all of it, even though you should,
Speaker 19: because what else are you gonna talk about? But looking
Speaker 19: weather's nice, It's time for the next episode with Sabrina.
Speaker 2: Hey, small weed, hold up.
Speaker 7: The next episode brought to you by that mortgage guy Don.
Speaker 7: That mortgage guy don dot com website easy, full of
Speaker 7: information for you, easy to navigate through. And if you're
Speaker 7: making big life decisions like refinancing, buying your first dream home,
Speaker 7: maybe you got a business and you're ready to expand,
Speaker 7: that bad boy. Work with someone who knows what he's doing.
Speaker 7: He's got your back, he makes the process easy, and
Speaker 7: he's also really cool. So start said process by going
Speaker 7: on to the website. Like I told you before, that
Speaker 7: mortgage guy don dot com. Don't miss the vocal mortgage guy.
Speaker 4: Don dot com.
Speaker 7: I'm here fifty eight years ago, nineteen sixty eight, high.
Speaker 4: School drop out by the name of this guy.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Hendrix.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he and me Hendrix is correct, And on this
Speaker 7: day in nineteen sixty eight, he returned to his hometown
Speaker 7: of Seattle for the first time in seven years for
Speaker 7: a sold out show. Now he had planned also to
Speaker 7: perform for free the next day at his old school
Speaker 7: that he dropped out of, Garfield High who hates mondays.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately it was on that day this school simply didn't
Speaker 7: really work out the way that he had planned.
Speaker 4: Poor Jimmy was sleep deprived.
Speaker 7: He forgot his guitar because his equipment truck went completely missing.
Speaker 7: Oh and the worst and the biggest stinger Awi.
Speaker 4: Most of the kids had no idea who he was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look at him now though, look at him go now.
Speaker 4: Doing great rocking and rolling or something like that.
Speaker 7: Speaking of rock and roll, we have Geene Simmons cheers.
Speaker 4: And he just won't let it go. And it's not
Speaker 4: the rock, it's not the roll.
Speaker 7: It's the fact that these punks won't get off my lawn,
Speaker 7: and the punks being hip hop artists, the lawn being
Speaker 7: the rock.
Speaker 4: And roll Hall of fame.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 7: He has been screaming on that rooftop and this exact
Speaker 7: rooftop for quite a few years, but he just continues
Speaker 7: to bring it up.
Speaker 4: Says the fact that.
Speaker 7: Iron Maiden is not in the hall when they can
Speaker 7: sell at stadiums and grand Master Flash is right. Ice
Speaker 7: Cube and I had a back and forth about this.
Speaker 7: He's a bright guy and I respect what he's done.
Speaker 7: It's not my music, and I continue to directly quote Gene.
Speaker 7: I don't come from the ghetto. It doesn't speak my language.
Speaker 7: He also had I just want to know when led
Speaker 7: Zeppelin is going to be in the hip hop Hall
Speaker 7: of Fame.
Speaker 4: Oh, you can't do that. Oh really got him?
Speaker 2: Is there a hip hop Hall of Fame?
Speaker 11: Is there?
Speaker 18: True?
Speaker 6: Is something?
Speaker 1: If there's a hip hop Hall of Fame and there's
Speaker 1: no rock and roll artists in the hip hop Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame? I mean that that is a fair point way.
Speaker 1: And why isn't there crossover going the same way?
Speaker 3: There should be like some rock and rollers who have
Speaker 3: crossed over that are going that way.
Speaker 7: Too, I would think, and hip hop and maybe opera
Speaker 7: singers in the country Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: Let's just start mixing it all up.
Speaker 2: I don't opera singers in the country Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that.
Speaker 7: Comic crazy and call this guy a damn hero because
Speaker 7: he's figured it all out.
Speaker 4: His name is Dave Draymond.
Speaker 7: He's from the band Disturbed, all right, and he's got
Speaker 7: a brilliant idea for all of this division when it
Speaker 7: came to the Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 2: He's down with the sickness of this guy.
Speaker 7: Here's a radical idea. Music should be a bridge between
Speaker 7: all people. The identity politics, parts and garbage and division
Speaker 7: need to stop. I challenge any organization out there to
Speaker 7: put on a festival that has Bad Bunny and.
Speaker 4: Kid Rock a challenge that will be something.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't it's not the worst thing of bringing people
Speaker 1: together is good, but I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't know that that's.
Speaker 2: Going to solve it.
Speaker 7: That festival doesn't go perfectly, the audience will lose there
Speaker 7: for love and mind.
Speaker 2: Well, there was a festival with Ludicrous and Nelly and
Speaker 2: kid Rock, and then you know that things falling apart
Speaker 2: left and right. Everybody everybody like ended up canceling and stuff.
Speaker 7: It can be an opportunity to last year and appreciate
Speaker 7: the respective cultures that gave birth to each artist's unique
Speaker 7: form of entertainment. Music can unite down with the sickness.
Speaker 7: So thank you so much, Dave. We'll start working on that,
Speaker 7: and someone's gonna have to start working on their botty mouth.
Speaker 4: HGTV.
Speaker 2: Sorry, not this.
Speaker 7: Way, see Lane, I know for sure, Like I'm one
Speaker 7: hundred percent sure this would not be you. But Rehab
Speaker 7: Attic host Nicole Curtis, I've never heard of the show.
Speaker 7: I'm familiar with HGTV. Have you guys watched Rehab Addict?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 3: No, there's too many other shows.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Most of mine own things, but this
Speaker 2: is hg TV. Yes. Is she addicted to landscaping? She was.
Speaker 4: She was working in an attict of some sort at
Speaker 4: the time. I send you the clip shown.
Speaker 7: It is censored and thank god because this uh resurface,
Speaker 7: it was b roll and according to.
Speaker 20: Wait wait wait resurface is like this is old, this
Speaker 20: is this is old.
Speaker 7: There's a video tamed by Radar online. You could see
Speaker 7: that it was not used in the show. Okay, based
Speaker 7: on her comments immediately after her.
Speaker 1: So she's doing some repair work on an hg TV
Speaker 1: show on a house. She's like trying to get this
Speaker 1: construction work done.
Speaker 3: She's struggling a little bit with her Bye.
Speaker 10: That's my last one.
Speaker 4: Oh what did he say that?
Speaker 8: It just said you got you gotta can you kill that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 21: So there you have at this moment that she knew
Speaker 21: she she was having some trouble there getting a nail
Speaker 21: or something, and said fart and word and then immediately
Speaker 21: asked Nick to cut that.
Speaker 1: What's surreal thing that you say? Like that is a
Speaker 1: fart nugget?
Speaker 4: I've I've never heard the phrase, she said, So.
Speaker 1: What well, fart n word I have not heard, So
Speaker 1: I'm wondering if she was trying to say fart nuggets
Speaker 1: and then and then tossed in an.
Speaker 2: N word and then the cameras are there. The weird
Speaker 2: part is like if you if you're like frustrated and
Speaker 2: you say, oh, fart nugget. I think the point is
Speaker 2: that the point is that you don't curse, So it's
Speaker 2: even weirder to say fart n word because you're like,
Speaker 2: I won't say the F word. That is a just
Speaker 2: distasteful word.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, she made a big fart nugget and is now
Speaker 7: addressing the controversy.
Speaker 4: I want to be clear, the word in quest is
Speaker 4: wrong and.
Speaker 7: Not part of my vocabulary, never has been, and I
Speaker 7: apologize to everyone flag on the field.
Speaker 2: I never said.
Speaker 7: Yeah HG TV's decision to pull the plug on her
Speaker 7: show the same exact day that she was set to
Speaker 7: return to the air after a hiatus.
Speaker 1: Damn. You know what sucks about that? For her and
Speaker 1: everybody else involved. They I guess they removed the entire series.
Speaker 1: Like all the other episodes, they took them off. So
Speaker 1: if anybody, I don't know, I've never watched the show.
Speaker 1: So if there's other people involved, like they're not, everybody
Speaker 1: gets dunked.
Speaker 3: Because of this. Lady was in this video and it
Speaker 3: must have been an insiderd what what about? What about
Speaker 3: fart nugget?
Speaker 2: I was just saying like, oh, we're not getting your money.
Speaker 2: Oh fart nugger, Oh fart nugget.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think people used to say that,
Speaker 1: but fart.
Speaker 2: Enwerdt something and I'm familiar with you. Okay, did you
Speaker 2: wrap it up?
Speaker 4: I'm about to.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you what's going on on the boob tube
Speaker 7: and it goes little something like this.
Speaker 4: Big Winter Games.
Speaker 7: Streaming premiere of Predator bad Lands on Hulu.
Speaker 4: Love Story JFK.
Speaker 7: Junior and Carolyn Bissett The Pit, Season two, episode six
Speaker 7: on HBO Max. Since yours of Can You Keep a
Speaker 7: secret on Paramount Plus, follow your Dreams of Me on
Speaker 7: Instagram at Sabrina Ambro, hit me up if you want
Speaker 7: me to represent you on Fritz on the Street and
Speaker 7: most importantly, they're with me America smoke.
Speaker 6: Weed every day.
Speaker 1: A couple of comments from chat weed consumer says, I
Speaker 1: have said fart knocker before, I've.
Speaker 2: Heard her, Okay, yeah that I don't know. She could
Speaker 2: have messed that up.
Speaker 1: Knocker I've heard before, And Tanya says, at a glance,
Speaker 1: I thought it was fart hooker.
Speaker 3: No, it was definitely fart.
Speaker 1: And then she said the N word because her reaction was,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I just said this, and there's cameras around,
Speaker 1: and she was doing what that attorney did the other day.
Speaker 1: It was like cut, cut, cut, So I thought that
Speaker 1: was from something new, but I guess it saying that's
Speaker 1: like older footage and they just came forward.
Speaker 2: Now, that must have mend that.
Speaker 1: That must mean that somebody who was involved in the
Speaker 1: creation of the show must have leaked this out, like
Speaker 1: some insider doesn't like old Nicole Curtis from HGTV. They
Speaker 1: sunker like Papa John, They Papa Johnder. That's what happened
Speaker 1: all right when we come back Fritz on the Street.
Speaker 1: The greatest game in all of radio now is when
Speaker 1: you try to get us to represent you. Because in
Speaker 1: Fritz on the Street, we pick somebody. Each of us
Speaker 1: pick somebody, and we fight for you in the game.
Speaker 2: If we win, you win.
Speaker 1: Now's the time to try to get us to pick
Speaker 1: you in chat or via email or elsewhere.
Speaker 3: So do that. Good luck to everybody.
Speaker 1: Fritz on the Street is coming up next on the
Speaker 1: news Junkie.
Speaker 3: We'll get to your feedback.
Speaker 1: We got dispatches coming in and emails. We got more
Speaker 1: of all things viral in the news obviously on the
Speaker 1: way on the show today here at the halfway point.
Speaker 1: But right now it's time for some Fritz on the
Speaker 1: Street action. So here goes nothing. I don't see Fritz anywhere.
Speaker 1: I'm pulling them up great, Okay, we're pulling Fritz up.
Speaker 4: Right in here.
Speaker 3: I swear there he is.
Speaker 2: I hear your voice. I hear his voice.
Speaker 4: Good, I'll tell you that than you.
Speaker 3: Are you ready, Fritz? I believe so yes, All right,
Speaker 3: here we go.
Speaker 2: Let's get into it.
Speaker 1: Let's do Fritz on the Streets now.
Speaker 2: Time for the street.
Speaker 4: Hello, Celine, Hello, Sabrina, Hello, Sean.
Speaker 2: Hello, Frio.
Speaker 22: Fritz on the Street is sponsored by that Mortgage Guy Done,
Speaker 22: That mortgage Guy Don and co host MJ and Yours truly.
Speaker 22: Each Saturday morning at nine am here on Real Radio
Speaker 22: one or four point one, we give you live that's right,
Speaker 22: live mortgage coverage. If you have any questions about buying, selling,
Speaker 22: refinancing a house, a property, or getting a land deed,
Speaker 22: sure we can do that too.
Speaker 4: That's every Saturday morning at nine am.
Speaker 22: You can also go to that mortgage Guy Don dot
Speaker 22: com or follow him on Instagram at that mortgage Guy
Speaker 22: Don Don don don play the jingle Sabby dot com.
Speaker 4: Who will you guys be playing for?
Speaker 1: I have chosen Oh no, I wrote it in my handwriting,
Speaker 1: so that means it's not great.
Speaker 2: Oh no, man kicking man kick in on Twitch?
Speaker 1: All right, I've got just barely disciple or decipher to here.
Speaker 1: Man kicking on Twitch is who I'm picking?
Speaker 2: What about you?
Speaker 22: I'm gonna go with b Dobbs Rights.
Speaker 2: And I've chosen Brian from Groveland on the texting service.
Speaker 1: Happy early birthday, Ryan from the texting service. Everybody's locked
Speaker 1: in and ready to go, Fred, that's.
Speaker 22: Right, in first place with seventeen points. We have Christopher
Speaker 22: Lane in second place with fifteen points, two points removed
Speaker 22: to Sabrina Ambro and in third place with thirteen points.
Speaker 22: That's for removed from Sea Lane is Shan Watson. So
Speaker 22: seventeen fifteen thirteen eight questions for curR event questions and
Speaker 22: for general knowledge trivia questions. I go out to the
Speaker 22: bar so you don't have to, and I get these answers,
Speaker 22: and you, my friend, to chime in for that bonus point,
Speaker 22: and then tell me out of eight how many got
Speaker 22: it right?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: How was the crowd?
Speaker 2: It was good.
Speaker 22: We had ten teams. A bit rowdy, Oh yeah, noted?
Speaker 1: Yeah, note any reason why they were getting wild? Just
Speaker 1: generally writz they're wild for Fritz.
Speaker 4: I believe there were several school events.
Speaker 2: So school events for school events, hold on, the kids
Speaker 2: are wild for Fritz.
Speaker 22: There was also an Orlando City block party going. Okay,
Speaker 22: Thornton Park was kicking. If you think you know what,
Speaker 22: chime in for that bonus bonus point?
Speaker 4: Is everyone in?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 4: All right? Without further ado.
Speaker 22: Question number one over the weekend, who won Super Bowl
Speaker 22: six seiling.
Speaker 2: The Seattle Seahawks?
Speaker 4: Correct?
Speaker 22: Over the weekend? Who won Super Bowl sixty? Sea Lane,
Speaker 22: you got that right? Bonus point for you. Out of
Speaker 22: eight answers, how many do you think said Seattle Sea
Speaker 22: Supersonic Seahawks eight, eight, eight, eight, seven and seven for Sean.
Speaker 22: Question number one with answers of seven.
Speaker 6: And eight, ding ding ding ding ding ding.
Speaker 4: That means someone's picking up two points. Who could it
Speaker 4: be over the weekend? Who won Super Bowl sixty?
Speaker 2: I my god, No, Seahawks, Seahawks, the Seattle Seahawks, Seahawks.
Speaker 4: Give me a second, that was the Patriots, sale Seahawks,
Speaker 4: Seattle Seahawks.
Speaker 1: Oh, it would be the Seahawks.
Speaker 4: Did you have money on it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: That is seven. So Sean is picking up two points.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but he didn't. You know, if you
Speaker 4: want money, you would have been like, oh, the Seahawks,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I don't know. Probably not.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 22: Sean with your guess of seven picking up two points,
Speaker 22: and Sabrina and Sea Lane with your guesses of eight
Speaker 22: each picking up one points.
Speaker 4: Off to the races. How we do it?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 4: Onto question two?
Speaker 22: It's about TV. Who was the host of TV's Unsolved Mysteries?
Speaker 11: Srina yea yeah, and uh I know who it wasn't
Speaker 11: and we're gonna start there. Yeah, you're gonna be here
Speaker 11: a while as I'm saying the name of my had
Speaker 11: that's America's Funny Home Videos.
Speaker 14: It was.
Speaker 4: Dan Rather. That is incorrect.
Speaker 2: I know, I'd like the question again.
Speaker 4: You got it.
Speaker 22: Who was the host of TV's Unsolved Mysteries from nineteen
Speaker 22: eighty seven to two thousand and two, Sean Sewan?
Speaker 3: He had that voice. I know what's a good voice?
Speaker 2: Uh? I think his name? Can I just say.
Speaker 4: John John as a last name?
Speaker 1: I no, I know, No, John is a first and
Speaker 1: that's two. That's particular enough.
Speaker 4: You can just give me a last name with John.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go John Johnson, Fritz. That is John is
Speaker 2: the last name.
Speaker 4: That is InCrest.
Speaker 22: That would be Robert Stack, smokey Robert Stack, and is
Speaker 22: in that overcoat he had ceiling. You got question one right.
Speaker 22: We will start with you. Out of eight answers, how
Speaker 22: many do you think said Robert Stack.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with I can't even judge this crowd
Speaker 2: because I'm gonna go.
Speaker 22: Four four three three four, Sabrina, I'll take two into
Speaker 22: for sewn. Question two with answers of two, three and four.
Speaker 22: Who is the host of Ted's Unsolved Mysteries from nineteen
Speaker 22: eighty seven to two thousand and two.
Speaker 6: I can see his face, but I can't, No, pass,
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I could picture his face, I can't.
Speaker 6: You guys say not, Morty Schaeffer, Who hell is it?
Speaker 2: Martin Short?
Speaker 1: Good voice sits in my head now, Charles Bronson, Robert Idea.
Speaker 4: That would be one Robert stack.
Speaker 22: So Sean with your guess of two picking up one point,
Speaker 22: onward and upward. Now question three, back to current events.
Speaker 22: Last week, the Winter Olympic Games kicked off.
Speaker 4: In Italy, in Italy and.
Speaker 22: Kicked off, And all.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm you shouldn't say next. That is incorrect.
Speaker 2: I'd like to hear the whole thing.
Speaker 22: Last week, the Winter Olympic Games kicked off, in which
Speaker 22: host city huns my advance.
Speaker 2: Oh god, uh.
Speaker 23: Fart nugget, Sean, Sean, Italy Italy, Italy, Italy.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't have chimed in. I remember, I haven't watched any
Speaker 2: of it. I haven't watched a single moment of it yet.
Speaker 4: That past past ceiling, I.
Speaker 2: Think it says Milana Cortina.
Speaker 22: That is correct, Milano Courtina ceiling, picking up that point ceiling.
Speaker 2: Wait wait wait wait wait wait what do you what
Speaker 2: do you mean? It says? It says where does it
Speaker 2: say on the side, like when you're watching the Lose?
Speaker 2: It says it everywhere, not like on an article you're
Speaker 2: looking at right now or something. Keyboard in front of me,
Speaker 2: All right, little loser, guys, poor no keyboard every there.
Speaker 22: One keyboard slash four computer monitor's four keyboards in this room,
Speaker 22: that ceiling. Out of five answers, how many do you
Speaker 22: think said Milano Courtina five, I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna needs to be that Milano Cortina, yep, Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go with another four, four a too high.
Speaker 22: Five for Sabrina, three for me and three four Shawn.
Speaker 22: Question number three, with answers of three, four and five.
Speaker 22: By the way, Sean, if you're not watching the Olympics,
Speaker 22: what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Last week the.
Speaker 22: Winter Olympic Games kicked off in which host city Milan.
Speaker 16: Courtina, Rome, Milano Cortina's Milano Courtina.
Speaker 6: Milan Courtina, Milan So Milan Courtina, Milan Courtina.
Speaker 22: That would be six, so Sabrina with the guests of
Speaker 22: five picking up one point. Coming up as question four.
Speaker 22: That's the halfway point here on Fritz on the street.
Speaker 22: After question four, I will tell you who who is
Speaker 22: leading so far on the day. In question four goes
Speaker 22: like this, In which city was the star Spangled banner?
Speaker 4: Written? Sea Lane? I heard Philadelphia? That's incorrect.
Speaker 2: Oh no, damn it.
Speaker 4: Sean, Sabrina Rono, that is incorrect, Sean Sean.
Speaker 2: New York City.
Speaker 4: It would be Baltimore and Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Where are the key bridge is? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Didn't I get knocked down?
Speaker 2: And yes, there's the reason it got built and named.
Speaker 22: That it was Francis Scott Key Seilane, you got question three?
Speaker 2: Are you right?
Speaker 4: We will start with you.
Speaker 22: Out of eight answers, how many do you think said Baltimore, Maryland.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with three.
Speaker 22: Good morning bal Tim Mark three, three, three, four, Sabrina
Speaker 22: m four and four to four Shawn.
Speaker 4: Question four with answers of three.
Speaker 6: In four ding ding ding, ding ding ding.
Speaker 22: Who knows they're patriotic anthems? In what city was the
Speaker 22: star Spangled banner?
Speaker 24: Written?
Speaker 2: Charlotte, Baltimore, Pass, Boston, Sport.
Speaker 6: McKinley, I've been there, Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Maryland, Philadelphia, Philadelphia, My home city Baltimore, Maryland.
Speaker 22: That would be three Sabria and Sea Lane picking up
Speaker 22: two points each. Get it right on the money, Sewan
Speaker 22: with you guess of four picking up one point and
Speaker 22: that means with four questions down four remaining in first
Speaker 22: place with five points Christopher Lane slash Brian from Groveland,
Speaker 22: and then we have a tie for second and third
Speaker 22: four points each. Sabrina slash b Dobbs and Sean slash
Speaker 22: Man can.
Speaker 2: Come on, man, kick in, here we go question number five.
Speaker 22: At the age of forty seven, singer Brad Arnold passed away.
Speaker 2: Ceilane three doors down?
Speaker 4: Three doors down is correct? Full question.
Speaker 22: At the age of forty seven, singer Brad Arnold passed away,
Speaker 22: best known for contributions to which American rock band. I
Speaker 22: think all of these questions are about America Celane. Out
Speaker 22: of eight answers, how many do you think said three
Speaker 22: doors down?
Speaker 4: Six, six, five, five for Sabrina, seven and seven for Sean.
Speaker 22: Question five with answers of five, six and seven.
Speaker 4: Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Boy knows their music.
Speaker 22: At the age of forty seven, singer Brad Arnold passed away.
Speaker 22: Best known for contributions to which American rock band three doors.
Speaker 1: Down, three doors down, Eagles?
Speaker 2: Was it Nickelback? Was it three doors down, three doors down,
Speaker 2: three doors down.
Speaker 4: My sugar, that would be five.
Speaker 22: I mean Sabrina is picking up two points on that one,
Speaker 22: and Selane with your of six, picking up one point
Speaker 22: three remaining. Now question six, What invention calls the Pony
Speaker 22: Express to be discontinued?
Speaker 7: Sabrina, the invention of the telegraphs.
Speaker 4: That is correct, nicely done. You got to feel good
Speaker 4: about that one, baby, Yeah, I know my telegraphs, Sabrina.
Speaker 22: Out of eight answers, how many do you think said
Speaker 22: the telegraph goodbye ponies?
Speaker 4: The four four.
Speaker 3: Three three four.
Speaker 4: Sean, I'm gonna go four.
Speaker 22: For Sea Lane Question four with answers of question six
Speaker 22: with answers of three and four.
Speaker 6: Ding ding ding, ding ding ding.
Speaker 4: Someone knows their pony.
Speaker 22: What invention calls the Pony Express to be discontinued?
Speaker 1: The look them outive road telegraphs, let's go telegraph.
Speaker 4: Telegraph, come on train, telegraph, the automobile. That would be four.
Speaker 4: So Sabrina is picking up a three pointer on that.
Speaker 22: One, picking up two additional points, and Sea Land with
Speaker 22: your guess of four, picking up two points shown with
Speaker 22: a guess of three, also.
Speaker 4: Picking up one point.
Speaker 2: I'll take it.
Speaker 4: Question seven back to current events.
Speaker 22: Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC Today Show host Savannah Guthrie,
Speaker 22: is missing after she was kidnapped. Sabrina Albuquerque correct, Sean Arizona,
Speaker 22: Arizona is correct. I was going for state politely Firsteilan,
Speaker 22: you're picking up that bonus point out of answers? How
Speaker 22: many do you think said Arizona? Full question was is
Speaker 22: missing after she was kidnapped? In which US state?
Speaker 2: Eight?
Speaker 25: Eight mm hmm, seven, seven for Sabrina, seven and seven
Speaker 25: for On question seven with answers of seven and eight,
Speaker 25: Nancy Guthrie to show host Savannah Guthrie is missing after
Speaker 25: she was kidnapped in with US state?
Speaker 1: Nebrowska, Arizona, Arizona, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Okay, New Mexico, North Carolina.
Speaker 2: I don't know Russian.
Speaker 4: Washington that would be to This has been all over
Speaker 4: the news for a minute now.
Speaker 22: Yeah, no points awarded on that one. Quite disheartening, but
Speaker 22: that's okay. We have one question left, but before we do,
Speaker 22: let's take a look at the leaderboard. In first place
Speaker 22: with ten points, Sea Lane slash Brian from Groveland in
Speaker 22: second place with nine points, Sabrina slash b Dobbs and
Speaker 22: in third place with five points Sean slash man kick
Speaker 22: in question eight, usually about the capital, what is the
Speaker 22: capital of Puerto Rico?
Speaker 2: Ceiling, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico, San Paulo.
Speaker 4: That is incorrect, John Sean, San Juan, San Juan.
Speaker 2: It was one of the sands.
Speaker 4: Following up there. So that concludes all of my questions
Speaker 4: about America. Sean. Out of eight answers, how many do.
Speaker 22: You think, said sun Juan, I think seven, seven, five,
Speaker 22: five for Sea lanx and six four Sabrina. Question eight
Speaker 22: with answers of five, six and seven, could this.
Speaker 6: Be ding ding ding ding ding ding.
Speaker 4: Yes, someone's picking up two points. Who is what is
Speaker 4: the capital of Puerto Rico.
Speaker 2: San Juan, I give up, san Juan, san Juan, San Jose,
Speaker 2: San Juan, I.
Speaker 26: Can't tell you that.
Speaker 4: That would be five.
Speaker 22: That means Sea Lane is picking up two points and
Speaker 22: Sabrina with your guest of six picking up one point,
Speaker 22: and that means winner of the day with twelve points.
Speaker 22: That would be Sea Lane, Christopher Lane Slay Ryan from
Speaker 22: Groveland in second place with ten points, Sabrina slash b
Speaker 22: Dobs and in third place with six points Sean slash
Speaker 22: Man kicking.
Speaker 4: That means the new Totals in.
Speaker 22: First place and still leading on Fritz on the Street
Speaker 22: with twenty nine points, Christopher Lane in second place with
Speaker 22: twenty five points, Sabrina Ambra and in third place with
Speaker 22: nineteen points Sean Wilson.
Speaker 4: And that is Fritz on the.
Speaker 2: Street by you Fred.
Speaker 1: See there it goes Fritz on the Street. Another beating
Speaker 1: for me. It was not a not a pretty performance.
Speaker 4: You're the man.
Speaker 2: I mean, I should get San Juan.
Speaker 1: I've been there twice so at this point in time,
Speaker 1: actually maybe three times.
Speaker 2: I was surprised you didn't shime in quicker on that.
Speaker 1: You know what, Celan, I for years have been wondering
Speaker 1: why I don't just say my name faster and then
Speaker 1: just go for Tessa. I have a different mode that
Speaker 1: I go.
Speaker 2: Into, which is called loser mode in my house, and
Speaker 2: I wait too long and I don't say anything, and
Speaker 2: then I don't. I don't win, do you?
Speaker 17: Uh?
Speaker 22: I mean, forgive me if I'm speaking out of line,
Speaker 22: but maybe bring back Mayhem.
Speaker 1: Mayhem friends is right to point it out already, I
Speaker 1: do mayhem could possibly help.
Speaker 3: I'm already down by a large margin.
Speaker 1: I didn't, you know, it didn't go unseen to me
Speaker 1: what the scoreboard was saying. I felt the back six
Speaker 1: points or something, you know, six points one one battle.
Speaker 3: It's bad, but we shall see your trudges on.
Speaker 2: Six points behind Sabrina.
Speaker 1: Six points behind you today is what I meant, just
Speaker 1: today alone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but thanks for making it worse.
Speaker 2: I really appreciate that, don't we still?
Speaker 4: Do we still have that scoreboard?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah we could. We could see it
Speaker 1: when you're uh, you know, when you just can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can see that.
Speaker 4: I can see it now.
Speaker 3: You see how it says my points are only six?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I don't have the full year score setup yet. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm hearing that Fox News math real quick. I think
Speaker 1: Ceilian has double what I have. That is twice as
Speaker 1: many points, two times as many as I have. All Right,
Speaker 1: he's the best of the best there, he is, Fritz.
Speaker 2: Good to see.
Speaker 1: All right, We're to quick break when we come back.
Speaker 1: We got more updates on all the big stories that
Speaker 1: we've been covering. Somebody said, hey, why don't you cover
Speaker 1: this this young girl is missing, and we've already got
Speaker 1: some responses to that story too, and there's new video
Speaker 1: in the Savannah Guthrie case, so we'll see where all
Speaker 1: of that goes. Lots of reactions on the way as
Speaker 1: well as we roll on in the show, and that's
Speaker 1: coming up next on the News Junkie. There are a
Speaker 1: lot of updates on the Nancy Guthrie front. But the
Speaker 1: thing that I continue to see which I find to
Speaker 1: be so interesting, is this debate over whether this person
Speaker 1: is like a trained assassin of some type and or
Speaker 1: this person is like a bumbling idiot, and everybody is
Speaker 1: viewing this on the most binary level in the history
Speaker 1: of binary, like where everybody's just abandoned binary on everything
Speaker 1: else binary and now they've gone into like weird territories
Speaker 1: where like I have to be very careful with my
Speaker 1: words because if I.
Speaker 2: Go nobody likes this.
Speaker 1: But well, there's one person here he is and he
Speaker 1: really likes this. This guy's a diaper fetishist or whatever.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people who get their particular with things.
Speaker 1: And then when you talk about this, you talk about
Speaker 1: professional versus like an amateur and somebody who's going to
Speaker 1: abduct somebody. There's no everything's so rigid, there's no flexibility
Speaker 1: for me. When I see the guy who is on
Speaker 1: that security footage that they recovered from Nancy Guthrie's cameras,
Speaker 1: the doorbell camera in particular. There may be more, but
Speaker 1: I see somebody who at least thought about this quite
Speaker 1: a bit. I don't see somebody who just thought, well,
Speaker 1: now there's a commercial break in the television show that
Speaker 1: I'm watching, so let me go over and grab Nancy Guthrie.
Speaker 4: Here, I have a backpack from Walmart.
Speaker 1: I think they plan this out. They bought the backpack,
Speaker 1: they bought the mask, They thought about leaving fingerprints, they
Speaker 1: thought about cameras, not enough to be ready. They still
Speaker 1: looked really amateurist when they try to put a little
Speaker 1: plant over the camera.
Speaker 7: So that being said, though, Sean like, yes, they pre
Speaker 7: planned it, But does that indicate that they've kidnapped before.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think this person kidnapped before, because I don't
Speaker 1: think that many people on planet Earth have kidnapped before.
Speaker 1: I think that's a really really really really really small
Speaker 1: group of people. I don't think this person was like
Speaker 1: a lot of people are suggesting a cartel hit man type,
Speaker 1: you know, a career criminal who constantly gets involved in
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff, something that the bad guy from
Speaker 1: the movies.
Speaker 4: I don't think it'd be a team of people.
Speaker 3: But I don't think this was on a whim. I
Speaker 3: think this was very planned out.
Speaker 1: And at the end of the day, when all these
Speaker 1: law enforcement sources are coming forward and going, oh, this
Speaker 1: guy was just an amateur, I'm like, damn, you must
Speaker 1: think the police and FBI are doing a terrible job
Speaker 1: because if this person was such an amateur, they haven't
Speaker 1: found them, you know, they haven't found them and located
Speaker 1: them and arrested them. And we learned a lot of
Speaker 1: stuff this week. We learned that there was another suspect
Speaker 1: for a while. Some additional details on that other suspect
Speaker 1: suggest the person who was like, it wasn't me. I
Speaker 1: want to go by Carlos and his mother in law
Speaker 1: who was like, he didn't do it.
Speaker 2: He didn't know about this.
Speaker 1: When the details started rolling in on that, I said, hey,
Speaker 1: be careful with just going Hey, this guy said he
Speaker 1: didn't do it, so therefore he didn't do it. They're
Speaker 1: all going to say that I said he got a
Speaker 1: judicial warrant. They had a warrant signed to search this
Speaker 1: guy's house. They must add more now it's leaking out
Speaker 1: that the person who they were searching was the only
Speaker 1: person of you know, I don't know if they called
Speaker 1: them a person of interest or a subject or whatever.
Speaker 2: They've been using lots of different language.
Speaker 1: This person was matched up with a lot of the
Speaker 1: cell phone towers that they were looking at or the pings. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they were saying that this person's phone and other
Speaker 1: information put them near where this happened. And then I
Speaker 1: think they also kind of lined up with the eyes
Speaker 1: of the masked individual and suggested it could be a
Speaker 1: match there. And they used that information and perhaps some
Speaker 1: more to get a warrant on this guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's probably more about why they were chasing
Speaker 1: that lead down so hard, but they had they didn't
Speaker 1: find anything, that is how so it and they haven't
Speaker 1: arrested him.
Speaker 7: Just for the record, as far as the judge signing
Speaker 7: off on us, and there are relationships and judges that
Speaker 7: I imagine are gone to in moments like this where
Speaker 7: you need the warrant signed immediately that they will be
Speaker 7: there ready to sign it.
Speaker 4: Of course they look everything over.
Speaker 7: Nothing illegal done, but I think that there are folks
Speaker 7: that they go to or like, Okay, we've trusted police
Speaker 7: work in the past, go ahead.
Speaker 1: I think it's more difficult than this is literally why
Speaker 1: there is the whole fight over ICE saying that they
Speaker 1: can go around judicial warrants being a warrant signed by
Speaker 1: a judge, not an administrative warrant, which is a warrant
Speaker 1: signed by somebody who's like not a judge and employee
Speaker 1: of something something else.
Speaker 3: And judges I think they I think they are fairly.
Speaker 1: That's why I put a little bit more weight, and
Speaker 1: I'm like, judges don't go sign and stuff like this
Speaker 1: willy nilly unless they thought there could be some connection
Speaker 1: and they wanted to see if this woman was like
Speaker 1: at this person's house. More will come out about that eventually.
Speaker 1: Could have been that they were just totally incompletely wrong.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is they don't rubber stamp these things.
Speaker 1: Generally speaking, it's not that.
Speaker 7: The emergency situation, assuming they're hoping that Nancy is still alive,
Speaker 7: so this has to be acted upon quickly.
Speaker 1: Sure, I mean, we'll learn more about what was behind
Speaker 1: the you know, them getting a warrant to begin with
Speaker 1: at some point in time, but they were saying it
Speaker 1: matched up with some of the cell phone signals and
Speaker 1: all of that good stuff. Seilan had sent over that
Speaker 1: there was another video of a man that they were
Speaker 1: looking at. And this story says Nancy Guthrie new video
Speaker 1: of man with similar backpack just before kidnapping. The man
Speaker 1: in this video, recorded five miles from Nancy Guthrie's home,
Speaker 1: is on the FBI's radar, TMS had learned, and the
Speaker 1: timing of the video is critical.
Speaker 3: Law enforcement sources.
Speaker 1: Tell TMZ the FBI is lasering in on the man
Speaker 1: of the video, who's both wearing and carrying backpacks right around.
Speaker 3: The time of the kidnapping. Now I'm looking at him here, and.
Speaker 1: They showed the guy outside somebody's recycle bin, I think
Speaker 1: in their yard, and it says the backpack the man
Speaker 1: is carrying appears to have reflective straps similar to the
Speaker 1: one the apparent kidnapper was wearing as he approached Nancy's
Speaker 1: front door. It's unclear if they reflector on the shoulder
Speaker 1: straps or on the side of the backpack, but they
Speaker 1: think it's.
Speaker 3: This bag that's from like a Walmart.
Speaker 1: The backpack scene at Nancy's house is a Walmart Ozark
Speaker 1: trail hiker. According to TMZ, the authorities have confirmed that
Speaker 1: they do believe that that's the case.
Speaker 2: Right, So this is not just like internet sleuths are
Speaker 2: are largely thinking this is the backpack. Like the authorities
Speaker 2: have said, Hey, this is what we think this is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they agree that that's the case. No new press
Speaker 1: conferences or anything. But I want to look at this
Speaker 1: new footage. I don't know if there's any audio or
Speaker 1: on it or anything, but I'll take a look.
Speaker 2: Here. Let's see. No audio.
Speaker 1: You just see a person going up to a recycle
Speaker 1: and they do have two backpacks. One backpack does look
Speaker 1: a little more suspicious, like the high viz one.
Speaker 3: And they're trying to go over a wall here best.
Speaker 2: I can tell, I was trying to get in a
Speaker 2: gate or something. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is on February first, at around one fifty
Speaker 1: three am. However, this person does not have anybody with them.
Speaker 1: There is nobody with them that we can see and
Speaker 1: see if they're at like somebody's house.
Speaker 4: Why blur out the face and release the footage like.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure why they would do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and cross them off the list if.
Speaker 1: He's yeah, I mean, if they have any level of
Speaker 1: confidence that this guy was involved in the same thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they would have done that, But
Speaker 1: he is censored in the footage that we're looking at
Speaker 1: here now. Could be that the going around the neighborhood
Speaker 1: door to door, they might have gone around with a
Speaker 1: photo uncensored of this guy.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And I'm also imagining wherever they got this security footage
Speaker 1: for it. Let's just use our brains here, right. If
Speaker 1: I'm using my brain, the person who gave the police
Speaker 1: this security footage must have told the police, we don't
Speaker 1: know who this guy is and we don't know what
Speaker 1: he was doing by our gate. Otherwise they're going to
Speaker 1: clear things up real quick and go, oh no, that
Speaker 1: we know. That is totally horrible that they would be here.
Speaker 1: For the reason why they released this footage is because
Speaker 1: they don't know who Frank is. Frank he loves They're like,
Speaker 1: what the hell is this guy doing and why was
Speaker 1: he over here? And again, this is about five miles
Speaker 1: from the house when that happens. So that's another piece
Speaker 1: of information popping up on another front entirely. There is
Speaker 1: a restaurant that is announcing a huge change, and I
Speaker 1: think maybe this will cause a ripple effect that will
Speaker 1: change chain restaurants in the United States of America for
Speaker 1: the better.
Speaker 2: Okay, what is.
Speaker 1: The announcement here? Who is making this announcement? It's a
Speaker 1: huge chain. You have heard of them before. They are
Speaker 1: making a change, and I think other places may follow
Speaker 1: suit because if they start putting this in commercials, it'll
Speaker 1: be a big deal.
Speaker 3: What is all this about?
Speaker 2: That? Plus Jury Duty coming up next in the news
Speaker 2: junk Keye the final say in this whole debate, Right,
Speaker 2: should anything that is plant.
Speaker 1: Based be able to call itself milk? The most contentious pole.
Speaker 1: It's gone back and forth a million times. This is
Speaker 1: going to settle it.
Speaker 2: All the pole to end all poles on the milk front.
Speaker 2: I'm checking the pole right.
Speaker 1: Now over on the news junky dot Com slash pole
Speaker 1: and fifty eight percent no good on you, folks. Should
Speaker 1: plant based milk be called milk? Fifty eight percent? No
Speaker 1: to forty one percent? The nose are rising up and
Speaker 1: I'm glad to see it.
Speaker 3: We really need to shut this down forever.
Speaker 2: Please.
Speaker 7: I think that everyone else who knows that they would
Speaker 7: say yes, put down your swim milk, put down your
Speaker 7: oat milk, put down your nut milk, and answer that
Speaker 7: damn pole.
Speaker 2: Or it'll be too late. Then it's over.
Speaker 1: And then we've decided forever on the show we're going
Speaker 1: to respond to whatever the results are here and we'll never.
Speaker 3: Talk about this again.
Speaker 1: The News Junkie dot Com slash pole get in on
Speaker 1: the action right now.
Speaker 2: All right here we go.
Speaker 1: Let's see, we're all teed up and ready to go.
Speaker 1: So let's do jury duty.
Speaker 19: Court is now in session, and so put your phone
Speaker 19: down and pay attention before we call the bailiff over
Speaker 19: to whit your.
Speaker 2: Ass your no injury duty with the News Junkie.
Speaker 1: Jury Duty brought to you by the one the only
Speaker 1: mode wit of the DeWit Law Firm. Injured on the go,
Speaker 1: just call MO eight hundred, CALLMO eight hundred, CALLMO, or
Speaker 1: go to just CALLMO dot com after an accident. There's
Speaker 1: lots of places you can turn to to help you
Speaker 1: out with your case against the insurance companies.
Speaker 3: But be smart about things.
Speaker 2: You know Moses DeWitt from the show, and it's time
Speaker 2: now that you reach out to them and battle.
Speaker 1: Those insurance companies. Eight hundred Callmo eight hundred Calmo or
Speaker 1: go to just Callmo dot com. All right, Steve had
Speaker 1: an update about the missing girl from Ovido. Somebody said,
Speaker 1: all the attention on this Nancy Guthrie case, and there's
Speaker 1: a missing girl in Ovido and this happens all the time.
Speaker 1: The first question people say is like, would this happen
Speaker 1: if they weren't famous, And it's like, yes, it probably would.
Speaker 1: It's a very interesting story with lots of twists and turns.
Speaker 1: Even if Savannah Guthrie wasn't attached, we would be paying
Speaker 1: attention at this point.
Speaker 2: I believe, yes, totally.
Speaker 1: Second question is like what if it wasn't a white lady?
Speaker 1: And it's like, okay, same thing. If a story has
Speaker 1: all the right elements and people are guessing and there's
Speaker 1: a huge audience for it, and all the TV stations
Speaker 1: realize people want updates, Yes, they will one hundred percent
Speaker 1: follow any of these stories, no matter what's involved, old person,
Speaker 1: young person, or whatever. But when a teenager goes missing
Speaker 1: and it's you know, there's circumstances around this that makes
Speaker 1: it look like it's another runaway. A lot of times
Speaker 1: that doesn't get as much attention, but doesn't mean we
Speaker 1: can't pay attention to it.
Speaker 24: Here, Steve, I read about the fifteen year old girl
Speaker 24: that was missing from a veto last night, and according
Speaker 24: to her dad, she ran away from home, So it
Speaker 24: looks like she's intentionally trying not to be found.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, that's the case with so many of
Speaker 1: these missing teenager stories. We all probably have some story
Speaker 1: about when we got in a big fight with our
Speaker 1: parents and we were gonna leave.
Speaker 2: Then we're going to run away.
Speaker 1: And most of the stories about missing persons are wrapped
Speaker 1: up in a very short period of time.
Speaker 3: They find the person and they're done with it.
Speaker 1: And I say this not to say that nefarious stuff
Speaker 1: doesn't happen, but I say this now to combat this
Speaker 1: overall narrative that was kind of in the email I
Speaker 1: think or whatever it was from before, that there's all
Speaker 1: kinds of abducting of children going.
Speaker 2: On all the time.
Speaker 1: I think, the amount of children, Oh that's what are
Speaker 1: the numbers? See how many children are abducted in the
Speaker 1: United States every year?
Speaker 3: Not run away, none of that stuff.
Speaker 1: But I think maybe the question of abducted will make
Speaker 1: it just boiled down to the actual people that we're
Speaker 1: looking for.
Speaker 7: Here, they're saying between eight hundred thousand to over eight
Speaker 7: hundred forty thousand are reported missing each year in the US,
Speaker 7: averages twenty one hundred a day. True stranger abductions are rare,
Speaker 7: with estimates ranging from one hundred to roughly three hundred
Speaker 7: five the cases.
Speaker 1: Annually, So one hundred to three hundred people are involved
Speaker 1: in these sort of cases, Is that right?
Speaker 7: True stranger inbductions rus runaways or custodial disputes.
Speaker 1: The thing that I would say is every parent's worst nightmare,
Speaker 1: Like you don't wish this on your worst enemy. Some
Speaker 1: weirdo creeper is watching and grabs your kid and runs
Speaker 1: away with your child. And everybody is constantly on edge
Speaker 1: for stuff like that. And I mean, I've seen parents
Speaker 1: freak out about this. One time, Courtney and I were
Speaker 1: going on a walk and there was a mom who
Speaker 1: comes out in the front door.
Speaker 2: Of her house.
Speaker 1: It's like this hippie lady down the street and she goes,
Speaker 1: have you seen my daughters? And I go, we're just
Speaker 1: walking by right now. How how long have you not
Speaker 1: seen them for? And she goes, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know's they're not here. They're not here, they're not anywhere.
Speaker 1: And I go, Okay, well, you know, we're we'll go
Speaker 1: this way and if we see anything, we'll bring them
Speaker 1: back to you or what.
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 1: I I've seen it, and I've seen the fear in
Speaker 1: many parents' eyes. I've been worried myself. I've told the
Speaker 1: story about accidentally leaving Dylan at Disney World, accidentally getting
Speaker 1: on the monoail as we drove away from him. He
Speaker 1: was a little older at that time, not too old,
Speaker 1: there's maybe eight nine something like that. Maybe I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe a little older than that, but still felt bad
Speaker 1: about that. But I don't believe there's a whole side
Speaker 1: of TikTok in particular that's like so paranoid about kids
Speaker 1: being abducted, about sex trafficking and human trafficking, and it's
Speaker 1: spread all over all over the social media. And I
Speaker 1: think one of the biggest reasons for that is because
Speaker 1: people just throw out words anymore. They don't really define them,
Speaker 1: they don't really focus on if people understand what they're
Speaker 1: talking about. You know, this mass shooting used to mean
Speaker 1: one thing, and now it's worped into meaning another.
Speaker 11: Thing.
Speaker 1: Things are included that you wouldn't considered be included. And
Speaker 1: when people say human trafficking, the vast majority of human
Speaker 1: trafficking is people illegally entering with assistants into a country
Speaker 1: like the United States of America. That's what human trafficking is.
Speaker 1: You're from Chihuahua, Mexico, and the cartels have forced you
Speaker 1: out of town because it's too dangerous there, and you
Speaker 1: know all your family to be there. You haul ass
Speaker 1: and you pay some coyote, you know, ten thousand dollars
Speaker 1: that you saved up to bring you across the border
Speaker 1: illegally into the United States of America. That is human trafficking.
Speaker 1: We have a very movie like, very thriller like description
Speaker 1: of this for many of us, and I don't think
Speaker 1: that's one hundred percent accurate. It happens, and I want
Speaker 1: it to happen zero times, but it doesn't happen as
Speaker 1: much as a lot of people think. It's like cops
Speaker 1: shooting people and killing them, especially when they're unarmed.
Speaker 2: So here's the girl in particular.
Speaker 1: The update on this from our friends over at Fox
Speaker 1: thirty five, and this says Florida missing child alert has
Speaker 1: been issued her name is Jade Toth, so we'll give
Speaker 1: them both attention. A white female fifteen years old, five
Speaker 1: foot six, one hundred and twenty pounds, brown hair and
Speaker 1: brown eyes. Fox thirty five has the photo of this
Speaker 1: fifteen year old girl. Olvito Police said she could be
Speaker 1: in the Tampa or Clearwater area with three unknown females.
Speaker 1: So they think she ran away with some friends.
Speaker 4: Your parents worth Oh.
Speaker 1: No, they said, unknown females. So Vito Police currently looking
Speaker 1: for a fifteen year old Jade Ta. Here's some more
Speaker 1: photos of Jade and they're looking for her right now,
Speaker 1: and they believe she has a hoodie and a black
Speaker 1: backpack sweatpants on, and they believe she'll she'll be in
Speaker 1: the Tampa Clearwater area. And like I thought, they think
Speaker 1: that she's a runaway. She's a runaway, runaway from her family.
Speaker 1: Hopefully she goes back. Hopefully everything's okay, Jade. Whatever's happening
Speaker 1: in your house, if you're out there somewhere, it can
Speaker 1: be resolved. You can sort it out. Your parents are
Speaker 1: worried about. Sure, you might be in a little trouble,
Speaker 1: but they can sort all this out. So there is
Speaker 1: the update on that partecular space.
Speaker 2: Take away her cell phone, but then how they're going
Speaker 2: to track her.
Speaker 1: We might need that actually real quick, I said this earlier.
Speaker 1: Let me pay this off. I said, a big restaurant
Speaker 1: is making a change. I think it could be the
Speaker 1: domino that falls that makes a lot of other competitors
Speaker 1: change what they're doing. This may seem like a small deal,
Speaker 1: but it was just announced by I told you you've
Speaker 1: heard of this place, little restaurant called Steak and Shake.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, baby, that's right, Steak and Shake. Steak and Shake.
Speaker 3: There, they've announced this.
Speaker 1: Steak and Shake is removing all microwaves from its restaurants.
Speaker 1: We expect every single Steak and Shake to be microwave
Speaker 1: free by April fifteenth. Quality restaurants don't need microwaves. It's
Speaker 1: part of our journey to improve food quality and use
Speaker 1: traditional methods of cooking. Only eat real food, says Steak
Speaker 1: and Shake. And I think this could be interesting, like
Speaker 1: if they did a national campaign about all these other
Speaker 1: restaurants cooking your food and microwaves, Like, hey, come to
Speaker 1: Steak and Shake, we cook it up right.
Speaker 2: We don't use microwaves.
Speaker 1: None of our Steak and Shake locations have microwaves. I
Speaker 1: think that could be powerful because maybe I'm wrong on this,
Speaker 1: but I still am a firm believer that most people
Speaker 1: who go to like an Applebee's or a Chili's or something,
Speaker 1: you still picture a person with a chef's hat back there,
Speaker 1: absolutely jingingingingjing, making stuff working on your food. It is
Speaker 1: a row of microwaves, all right, there's probably a flat top.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of other things too, but it is
Speaker 1: microwave crazy back there. Each item that you order on
Speaker 1: a menu of a chain restaurant like this has a
Speaker 1: little piece of laminated paper with it, and it gives
Speaker 1: you the instructions on how to prepare the dish.
Speaker 2: So it's the same every time.
Speaker 1: And usually it's like put the mashed potatoes in the
Speaker 1: microwave in this mashed potato bag and all of it
Speaker 1: is cooked.
Speaker 2: Not all of it.
Speaker 1: The majority of this stuff, no matter where you go,
Speaker 1: is made in these microwaveable bags. So many of the
Speaker 1: places you order food from in pay are using microwaves.
Speaker 4: Turn around, I imagine though, right.
Speaker 2: But a lot of them. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: This is one concerns me about steak and shake because
Speaker 7: if they're like we vound not to do it? Will
Speaker 7: the service keep up? Especially when you have like a
Speaker 7: concert dress came out or a rave show and all
Speaker 7: the drunk people are now there wanting their food.
Speaker 4: Is it going to be an ashe I'm curious, got
Speaker 4: to figure it out.
Speaker 2: What was making in a microwave? They are not that
Speaker 2: complimented at the complicated. That's what I was looking at,
Speaker 2: is very complimented. That compliment they're.
Speaker 1: Going to make a burger on the grill, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: all they're on the top. Obviously, if you have a milkshake,
Speaker 1: you ain't making that in a microwave.
Speaker 3: We're all smart enough to realize that.
Speaker 4: If you haven't lived until you have a microwave milkshake.
Speaker 2: Hot dog maybe no chicken fingers.
Speaker 1: Chicken fingers could be something that they microwave the kids stuff.
Speaker 7: But microwave, we know it. It's like convection of it,
Speaker 7: is it not or like they have like last microwave.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna look like the same microwave that you
Speaker 1: have in your house. They have like commercial microwaves, but
Speaker 1: they literally make a lot of the food in those
Speaker 1: things really quick.
Speaker 2: Are we calling what they have at subway or behind
Speaker 2: the counter at seven eleven. Are we calling that a
Speaker 2: microwave that really fast toaster? I don't think that's a
Speaker 2: convection of it. Yeah, I think that's more like a
Speaker 2: closer to an air fryer, or I think many oven
Speaker 2: is more accurate than air fryer, because I don't know.
Speaker 2: Convection implies that there's air movement inside that there would
Speaker 2: be a fan in there, there'd be.
Speaker 1: A little tiny fan, and then you know, does convection
Speaker 1: imply that has heat on the top and bottom.
Speaker 2: Or is just a fan. I don't know. I have
Speaker 2: a convection of it, and I have the choice. I
Speaker 2: can convection roaster, convection bake. I can't do both simply.
Speaker 1: Jeremy by the way, on YouTube says I worked at
Speaker 1: Chili's and the only thing they microwave is the kids
Speaker 1: cheese and the fajidahs.
Speaker 3: The filling of the feet is to warm up. I've
Speaker 3: seen the kitchen microwave.
Speaker 2: The filling of the fada unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I've seen the kitchen at like an Applebee's and it
Speaker 1: was just a row of microwaves, and I've thought like, well,
Speaker 1: this is not what I expected back here. I expected
Speaker 1: there to be yeah, like every like like on Top Chef.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know it's not Top Chef. I know
Speaker 1: it's a chained restaurant.
Speaker 4: I'm an idiot. Language.
Speaker 1: I expected there to be like stainless steel counters everywhere
Speaker 1: and people preparing food.
Speaker 2: And you don't get that as much as you would think.
Speaker 25: So.
Speaker 7: According to the interwebs, seven to eleven, for example, primarily
Speaker 7: uses high speed, ventless rapid cook ovens, most notably Turbo
Speaker 7: Chef Tornado two.
Speaker 2: Right, oh, the Turbo Chef which is Nato two. Well,
Speaker 2: a lot of those places I think, uh uh wah
Speaker 2: wah has the same thing because like I get their
Speaker 2: hash brown sometimes and.
Speaker 7: They combine it's all the things microwave in and convection.
Speaker 1: Hey, they're not cheap, these these turbo Turbo Chef things.
Speaker 1: Eighteen thousand dollars for the Turbo Chef Tornado two oven.
Speaker 6: Is it worth it?
Speaker 14: Though?
Speaker 1: I think they probably last for a very very long time.
Speaker 1: This is this is what I'm talking about bringing up
Speaker 1: for those of you on the stream, Like Turbo Chef,
Speaker 1: the Tornado is so old schooling programming instruction.
Speaker 26: Now, let me show you how to tornado oven. We
Speaker 26: have oven in the off position. We're going to hit
Speaker 26: both arrows together.
Speaker 2: Oh, never would go together in this case is three and.
Speaker 26: Your manager for permission to make changes, and your code number.
Speaker 26: It's going to show me the oven set temperature.
Speaker 3: I was still wearing the chef's code.
Speaker 2: It's still got that going.
Speaker 7: I made the seven and for the next seventeen minutes,
Speaker 7: I'm going to show you the press buttons.
Speaker 1: Damn those are expensive, but that's their strategy. Steak in
Speaker 1: Shake was what the announcement was. And maybe they're talking
Speaker 1: about their chili mac that they make and their chin
Speaker 1: fries and stuff.
Speaker 2: You're chili you put in a crock pot. You know,
Speaker 2: it probably starts as a frozen, you know, bag of
Speaker 2: chili that's made at corporate or made it some factory
Speaker 2: and chipped in. You put that in a crock pot.
Speaker 2: The cheese could also be in a similar vessel. I
Speaker 2: don't see anything on their menu that I think would
Speaker 2: be microwave here.
Speaker 1: If you, if you work at Stake and Shake, tell
Speaker 1: us you could be anonymous. Just send an email tips
Speaker 1: at the news junkie dot com.
Speaker 2: What goes in the microwave?
Speaker 3: Just a ploy.
Speaker 4: They're like, oh, our microwave free come down.
Speaker 3: I think that's attractive.
Speaker 1: I think people will go, I want to go to
Speaker 1: a place where they're really cooking food, where they're not
Speaker 1: using microwaves. I think that that is something that would
Speaker 1: move the needle for people.
Speaker 2: But we'll see, all right, we're gonna take quick break
Speaker 2: when we come back.
Speaker 1: Run away behind here. But when we come back, we'll
Speaker 1: get into the power hour of the show. A lot
Speaker 1: of your feedback is on the way. It's right around
Speaker 1: the corner. It's coming up next in the news Junkie.
Speaker 3: A spotlight comment worth pointing out.
Speaker 1: That's when you say something that's interesting and adding enough
Speaker 1: to the show to bring it.
Speaker 2: Up on the show.
Speaker 1: And Lynn says on YouTube this is a response to
Speaker 1: the Steak and Shake announcement. Steak and Shake said they're
Speaker 1: getting rid of all of the microwaves at every Steak
Speaker 1: and Shake location. They're gonna serve healthier food not cooked
Speaker 1: in a microwave. That's their argument, and they're like other
Speaker 1: places that do this are not doing the best for you,
Speaker 1: So no more microwaves for Steak and Shake. And Lynn says,
Speaker 1: I worked at Steak and Shake for five years. I
Speaker 1: was a prep and line person. I microwaved pre portioned
Speaker 1: chili mac sauce, not the chili that goes on saw
Speaker 1: on top, the sauce that goes on top, and a
Speaker 1: kid's mac and cheese, not much of anything else. Everything
Speaker 1: else was always fresh.
Speaker 2: She said.
Speaker 4: It's not a huge change.
Speaker 1: She says, well, of course, it had to be like
Speaker 1: a small change, because otherwise, like if you told Panera
Speaker 1: Bread you can't use microwaves at all, it would turn
Speaker 1: the place upside down. They would they use it for
Speaker 1: virtually everything. It'd be like telling Subway you have to
Speaker 1: find another way to toast the subs. Pandemonium in subway world.
Speaker 1: It would be a problem for them. But yeah, they've
Speaker 1: they've said they're going to do this. I think it's
Speaker 1: only good.
Speaker 2: The Subway didn't originally toast their subs, if I'm not
Speaker 2: mistaken right by back in the day when they did, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was like a Quiznos thing or even Firehouse. That
Speaker 2: kind of popularity of the hot sub that kind of
Speaker 2: forced their hand on that. Yeah, But I'm talking about
Speaker 2: back when Subway remember the old subway cut it was
Speaker 2: like they were the cut out the top. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: then and there was like this v of top bread
Speaker 2: and then they would build your sub and then they
Speaker 2: would put the v of top bread back on it.
Speaker 2: It was like a sub roof.
Speaker 1: There's like a yeah roof on the top of your
Speaker 1: sub and then your food was underneath and then they
Speaker 1: would cut it out again. Yeah, they stopped doing that
Speaker 1: for some reason.
Speaker 2: It was probably other popular subs that people liked. That
Speaker 2: that side slit better, amazing, amazing that.
Speaker 1: Oh god, what was the one that the placed the
Speaker 1: fast or that microwaves and that you were just toasting
Speaker 1: Whizzos changes the whole industry so that everybody toasts their
Speaker 1: subs now or ever as the ability to order it
Speaker 1: toasted sub and Quizno's nukes themselves out of existence with
Speaker 1: a commercial so bad that it just ends the company.
Speaker 7: And Earworm though made that weird creature rest in peace,
Speaker 7: light bulb moment, because we did see earlier in the
Speaker 7: show the Tornado two convection slash microwave slash Fast food oven.
Speaker 7: They're getting rent of theirs. Yeah, so there's going to
Speaker 7: be a sale somewhere. Maybe we can get one ourselves.
Speaker 18: Too.
Speaker 1: Very few people have had commercials so bad for their coming.
Speaker 2: Or just the tornado one. I would settle for a
Speaker 2: tornado one that they just totally nuked the thing.
Speaker 1: This is what I'm talking about, so bad, such.
Speaker 2: An ugly commercial.
Speaker 4: Tens of thousands of dollars were spent on us.
Speaker 1: This ruined the whole company. Pepper bar didn't work. It
Speaker 1: didn't work. They tried and they failed.
Speaker 4: I think they.
Speaker 3: Bring back the pepper bar.
Speaker 4: No, just that weird ass commercial.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it would stand out, and it did
Speaker 1: stand out, but it brought them down. It ruined everything
Speaker 1: for that company. When they were really they were like
Speaker 1: there were I don't know how many locations quiznos happened.
Speaker 1: They were in most major places. Yeah, for a while
Speaker 1: at least, they were pretty big outlet. All right, let's
Speaker 1: see what we got for you here, a bunch of
Speaker 1: stories to work in before the show ends. A lot
Speaker 1: of people were emailing about Pam Bondy and we'll get
Speaker 1: to that. Oh, here are some of the people who
Speaker 1: were in the crowd that they were labeling as Epstein's
Speaker 1: survivors and what their thoughts were on that testimony yesterday.
Speaker 3: I told you, like, there was a lot.
Speaker 1: Of ways to go in and fight this and say, hey,
Speaker 1: the pushback against this is partisan. Hey, this is a
Speaker 1: side show. You could have done a lot of things.
Speaker 1: But pam Bondi went in there and whatever she did
Speaker 1: was bad. It was so amateur hour. It was she
Speaker 1: should be bounced for it. Her head should roll like
Speaker 1: that was a really, really bad performance.
Speaker 2: And you have to think about these kind of things.
Speaker 1: And here is like, here's an interview with one of
Speaker 1: these Epstein victims, allegedly here what is it like? Oh, shoot,
Speaker 1: so quiet, let me turn it up.
Speaker 8: We have a sharing there to listen to this. We
Speaker 8: expected a little bit more of, you know, on pan
Speaker 8: Bond's part.
Speaker 2: I think so quiet, I think really.
Speaker 8: Dehumanized us today. At one point, they asked, you know,
Speaker 8: if she could apologize to us, and she never did.
Speaker 8: We all stood up and a lot of the survivors cried.
Speaker 8: You know, we stood there and we almost felt like
Speaker 8: embarrassed that we even stood up, and she put a
Speaker 8: turn around and apologized to us.
Speaker 1: So this was one of the people who said that
Speaker 1: Pambondi's performance wasn't good. She's identified as an Epstein survivor.
Speaker 1: I don't know who all these people are. I know
Speaker 1: that I was looking at the people that they kept
Speaker 1: asking to stand up because they would go, if you
Speaker 1: are an Epstein survivor and you're willing to stand, and
Speaker 1: you wanted to be heard by the Justice Department and
Speaker 1: you wanted to have them learn from you about what
Speaker 1: happened in your story, stand and they all stand, and
Speaker 1: then they're like, now stay standing if you are an
Speaker 1: Epstein survivor, and when reaching out the Justice Department actually
Speaker 1: did hear from you and question you about your story
Speaker 1: for this case. And they all sat back down. And
Speaker 1: when they did that, I was like, there's a guy
Speaker 1: in there. I didn't know about that part of this.
Speaker 2: There's a guy.
Speaker 1: Turns out I think it was Virginia Giuphray's brother. Because
Speaker 1: Virginia Giuffrey was a troubled individual. She lived a life
Speaker 1: I wouldn't wish on anybody. She had a lot of problems,
Speaker 1: and she also was undoubtedly victimized by Epstein in the
Speaker 1: middle of all of that. It's difficult to say what
Speaker 1: was one hundred percent and what wasn't from Virginia Geuphray's stories.
Speaker 1: But we can't ask any more questions, and she can't
Speaker 1: be there because she took her own life. So that's
Speaker 1: why her brother and sister. I think too. I think
Speaker 1: they were both there in attendance at this particular event.
Speaker 3: She was married when she passed, right, Virginia Giufrey.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I thought she was. I just I
Speaker 2: remember she was struggling really hard.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things about her having problems, and
Speaker 1: then she wrote a book that yeah, yeah, she wrote
Speaker 1: a book, and uh and and I didn't read the
Speaker 1: book obviously, but at the time there was quite a
Speaker 1: bit of buzz about her book. This is the people
Speaker 1: doing the hand raising and stuff, and this is.
Speaker 2: Her brother, I believe, over here on the right hand side.
Speaker 1: So like, let's take the worst case scenario for Pam
Speaker 1: Bondy here. Let's say these people are all full of it.
Speaker 1: They're all like hallucinating things. You know, I've heard like, oh,
Speaker 1: these people were adults, all of them with this who cares.
Speaker 1: Let's take all those people and say they're all like
Speaker 1: partisan guys playing for the other team against Pam Bondy.
Speaker 3: You still have to have a brain.
Speaker 1: You're out there representing the White House in this controversial
Speaker 1: case about the Epstein files. Every time something comes up
Speaker 1: where somebody goes, hey, why is this blacked out. I
Speaker 1: as an observer of this, I'm like, why is that
Speaker 1: blacked out?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Why is that person's name blacked out? Every single time
Speaker 1: I heard it brought up, I was like, I want
Speaker 1: to see that person's name revealed. That's not there.
Speaker 4: It's not a victim.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a victim.
Speaker 1: And in all these cases, because of the context, you
Speaker 1: could see like this was a person who was responding
Speaker 1: to something that was that seemed criminal, like it seemed bad,
Speaker 1: and they yet their name would be censored. So every
Speaker 1: time I was like, I would like that person's name revealed,
Speaker 1: or I'd like to know a really good reason why
Speaker 1: that person's name is not revealed, and every time deflecting
Speaker 1: to like illegal immigrants raping people or killing people in
Speaker 1: this country, or the stock market being at record highs.
Speaker 1: It ain't gonna land with the average person. That's a
Speaker 1: stupid look.
Speaker 2: Isn't the stock market at stock market being at record
Speaker 2: highs like a good thing? Yeah, that's what she's saying.
Speaker 1: She's like, we should be talking about how the stock
Speaker 1: market is at record highs right now.
Speaker 3: This is just as strange as.
Speaker 2: We should not be talking about people getting justice. We
Speaker 2: should be patting ourselves on the back for other things.
Speaker 1: When, in my view, Sea Lane, when somebody tells you
Speaker 1: what you shouldn't be talking about, what you're talking about
Speaker 1: too much, as is the case with the Nancy Guthrie
Speaker 1: thing earlier, I think they're not necessarily telling you what
Speaker 1: you shouldn't be talking about. They're telling you what they
Speaker 1: want you to talk about instead. I'd rather hear you
Speaker 1: talk about this thing. And so from Pam Bondi's perspectives,
Speaker 1: she's like, I'd rather hear you talk about the stock market.
Speaker 2: Well, of course, dummy, of course you would.
Speaker 1: Of course you'd rather just be rainbows and sunshine about
Speaker 1: the administration that you're part of. Of course, but that's
Speaker 1: not how average people are going to think about this.
Speaker 1: The average person doesn't have and hold on to your
Speaker 1: butts here a very good opinion of Jeffrey Epstein. Okay,
Speaker 1: the average person thinks that Jeffrey Epstein was a predator,
Speaker 1: a disgusting person who was involved with a lot of
Speaker 1: like very very heavy hitters from Bill Clinton to Steve
Speaker 1: Bannon and everybody else whose name is in the mix,
Speaker 1: including Trump and all the other people that they were
Speaker 1: talking about. Right, if your argument is that, Hey, Trump
Speaker 1: didn't have anything to do with any of these young girls.
Speaker 1: Trump was the one calling out Epstein. He didn't like him.
Speaker 1: They were both from Palm Beach, but they had a
Speaker 1: falling out with each other over stuff just like this.
Speaker 1: And here's emails of Trump saying that Glaine is a
Speaker 1: monster and she's the one behind this, etc. Do all
Speaker 1: of that, do all of that, fight for your side
Speaker 1: and your team, and get that out there. But deflecting
Speaker 1: every time somebody asked why something it was blocked out
Speaker 1: on the report and censored and redacted. It just not
Speaker 1: going to land with people. And I didn't land with me.
Speaker 1: I thought it was really stupid, and I think she
Speaker 1: should be fired. I thought it was bad. There was
Speaker 1: a lot of back and forth and screaming over that.
Speaker 1: But I think you guys kind of get the point
Speaker 1: on that particular topic.
Speaker 3: So let's see what else we have here.
Speaker 2: Let's work at a couple of dispatches while we have
Speaker 2: a moment here is this is.
Speaker 3: Hold on.
Speaker 2: I want to make sure I get the right one here.
Speaker 1: Somebody's talking about the Washington Patrol trip conversation from yesterday.
Speaker 1: I don't know if people are gonna remember this. This
Speaker 1: is when I said you got to get kids to
Speaker 1: be more interested in being successful in school. And Seelan said,
Speaker 1: book it book. It was the thing that got me
Speaker 1: excited in school. And I said, for me, it was
Speaker 1: we patrol.
Speaker 4: Patrol is a good one.
Speaker 1: Trying to get in on the like trying to be
Speaker 1: a patrol and go to Washington d See what was
Speaker 1: a patrol It was just a club er, yeah.
Speaker 4: The monitor.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we've got a patrol line right, Well.
Speaker 1: Is that like a regional thing that I thought everybody
Speaker 1: called them patrol school patrols.
Speaker 4: I definitely was part of that.
Speaker 7: You were either opening the doors for the car line
Speaker 7: to let the kids out, you were walking and kids
Speaker 7: that walk to school across the street or something, and
Speaker 7: I forget whatever else.
Speaker 4: It was where we got the sash and you.
Speaker 3: Could get people in trouble for running in the hallways.
Speaker 4: Oh no, monitors.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well they had the authority for that.
Speaker 1: At my school, you wore the sash, like that orange
Speaker 1: sash thing, and you were a patrol and you were
Speaker 1: in charge of the hallways and if kids were running around,
Speaker 1: you could yell at them and they could get in
Speaker 1: trouble because of you.
Speaker 2: You were kind of a nark in a way.
Speaker 1: But I really wanted to be that nark because I
Speaker 1: want to go to Washington, DC. Worked with a lot
Speaker 1: of other people too.
Speaker 4: Is there like a patrol convention in DC?
Speaker 1: They just went to do a tour that this is
Speaker 1: where the politicians are and this is where all the
Speaker 1: government stuff happens.
Speaker 2: And it seemed cool. Since you're a dirty little nark,
Speaker 2: this is what you have to look forward to.
Speaker 1: This this is where you're headed. Here's Intokasol talking about that.
Speaker 18: Sean first book. It but it was awesome. Love those pieces.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 18: Second, sorry to say, definitely was a patrol.
Speaker 2: Third.
Speaker 18: I also did not get to go on the Washington trip.
Speaker 18: I did all the stuff I was supposed to do,
Speaker 18: wasn't allowed to go. I had to go on the
Speaker 18: Disney trip with everyone else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you poor thing. I only got to go on
Speaker 2: the Disney trip.
Speaker 3: That's still good. I was excited about.
Speaker 1: Those two back in the day, anything where you could
Speaker 1: go on a trip where you were Most of the
Speaker 1: school field trips we went on growing up were the
Speaker 1: traditional type that you did on the regular school bus.
Speaker 1: You got on the school bus and you went to
Speaker 1: the zoo ride.
Speaker 2: We had a couple of trips where they hired like
Speaker 2: motor coaches were good, you know when when they had
Speaker 2: to like like we can bring in movies, but they
Speaker 2: can't be r rated.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that even watches on this very time.
Speaker 1: That was fun, though, you getting on those tour buses,
Speaker 1: being in like the more fancy chairs with a seatbelt.
Speaker 2: Actually I think on like a school.
Speaker 1: Bus and going anywhere further away was such an exciting
Speaker 1: thing for me.
Speaker 2: I don't know why. Maybe it wasn't the same for
Speaker 2: everybody else.
Speaker 4: But I would little things man the night before.
Speaker 1: Like if we had a field trip at the school
Speaker 1: where we were getting on one of those tour buses
Speaker 1: and we were going for the day, I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: able to sleep the night before. Oh yeah, I'd be
Speaker 1: so excited that it would be the.
Speaker 2: Trip that we took to in fifth grade to like
Speaker 2: Saint Augustine. I think they got us a nicer bus
Speaker 2: for that, just because we were going to be in
Speaker 2: it longer. And but that The other thing I liked
Speaker 2: about that was like we had to get there really early,
Speaker 2: so we'd get to Saint Augustine in time to start,
Speaker 2: you know, looking at forts and stuff, right, and so
Speaker 2: I had to get up when it was like still
Speaker 2: dark outside. Yeah, And there was something like exciting about that.
Speaker 2: That was fun.
Speaker 1: And you're like, it's still dark and you're getting on
Speaker 1: the bus with your schoolmates.
Speaker 2: I'm not used to seeing them at.
Speaker 4: This time, some guys drinking coffee.
Speaker 1: I know it's done, but for some reason that was
Speaker 1: fun and exciting to me. A real quick tidbit to
Speaker 1: wrap everything up. I think this will probably be the
Speaker 1: final nail in the coffin of Super Bowl related talk.
Speaker 1: Or you said that yesterday. This is for real ease
Speaker 1: New York City, all right, one point seven million views
Speaker 1: on this post. New York City saw a significant reduction
Speaker 1: in water usage throughout the five burroughs of New York
Speaker 1: during the Super Bowl's Bad Bunny halftime show on Sunday,
Speaker 1: But in the fifteen minutes right after the halftime show ended,
Speaker 1: there was a spike in usage equivalent to seven hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty one thousand, seven hundred nineteen toilets flushing aft Town.
Speaker 1: They all threw up that show they think of at
Speaker 1: one time, seven hundred and sixty one thousand people are
Speaker 1: all flushing the.
Speaker 4: Toilet and nothing catastrophic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder, and again an idle wave.
Speaker 4: Of tampons and wipeies just headed down Manhattan.
Speaker 1: Because I'm gonna say something so stupid, and I apologize
Speaker 1: in advance, but I want an expert to come in
Speaker 1: with an email or a dispatch on this.
Speaker 2: Please.
Speaker 1: If you work in sanitation and you work at the
Speaker 1: tail end of this where all of the flushed water
Speaker 1: comes in, do you see like a surge when there's
Speaker 1: something like this, You know, it's seven hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: one thousand people flushes to us.
Speaker 2: A little toilet see, you know, in Deep Impact, when
Speaker 2: one of the characters decides to just stand on the
Speaker 2: beach and wait for the giant title wave to come,
Speaker 2: and they're like, you idiot, what what are you doing?
Speaker 1: You know, like, is are they sitting back at the company,
Speaker 1: you know where all the toilet stuff comes in the.
Speaker 4: Sanitation waiting looking at it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And they're like, well, it's rising, We're up two
Speaker 1: inches four inches.
Speaker 3: And a tsunami comes in.
Speaker 1: That has gotta be the case when you have seven
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty one thousand toilets flushing.
Speaker 2: All the same time.
Speaker 4: It's the greatest eighth grade prank of all time.
Speaker 1: I like the comments. Matt says, we want the raw data. Please,
Speaker 1: can you give me a PowerPoint of that? Walk me
Speaker 1: through this please? I want to know exactly what happened.
Speaker 2: In this case. All right, quick break.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we'll get into more of the
Speaker 1: clips that I have here ready to go on a
Speaker 1: Thursday that we haven't gotten into just yet. So some
Speaker 1: odds and ends in a bit of a grab bag
Speaker 1: segment coming.
Speaker 2: Up next and the new use Junkie.
Speaker 1: There's been a lot of talk about in the Guthrie
Speaker 1: case whether or not the sheriff has been a disaster,
Speaker 1: and I want to add a little fuel to that
Speaker 1: fire if you don't mind, because this just came in
Speaker 1: moments ago. The Pima County Sheriff said two things in
Speaker 1: a row. One they said, and this is the sheriff
Speaker 1: that you know, that nanos guy who is really awkward
Speaker 1: and has absolutely zero.
Speaker 2: Riz by himself.
Speaker 4: He's like, you know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Whispering into the microphone. He can't hear a word. This
Speaker 1: guy seemed like it, yes, And Pima County Sheriff's department
Speaker 1: tweeted out this or post it on next there are
Speaker 1: no press briefing scheduled at this time. Sheriff Nanos is
Speaker 1: not conducting one on one interviews.
Speaker 3: Should a significant development.
Speaker 1: A current press conference will be called and media will
Speaker 1: be notified by email and our PEMA sheriff x account. Right, Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: then they said in this tweet, investigators are requesting any
Speaker 1: video showing vehicles, traffic, pedestrians, or suspicious activity from January
Speaker 1: first to February second, twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: That's a pretty big window.
Speaker 4: And how many people do we have reviewing that footage?
Speaker 1: You want people to send in for what over a month?
Speaker 1: You want over a month of vehicles, traffic, pedestrian or
Speaker 1: suspicious activity from a two mile radius.
Speaker 2: All video is being reviewed.
Speaker 1: And the kicker is the link if you click it
Speaker 1: to upload a video is a big fat error. Okay,
Speaker 1: does not exist to anybody who would be submitting this
Speaker 1: right now. They're clicking the link error and it just
Speaker 1: completely crashes. So everything kind of starts looking like this
Speaker 1: amateur hour stuff.
Speaker 2: And yes, see I got involved.
Speaker 4: Everyone was.
Speaker 2: The FBI is involved.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the FBI is involved, but there they work in
Speaker 1: pair allow so they share stuff with each other. The
Speaker 1: FBI investigates, Pema County Sheriff's Department investigates. They share some resources,
Speaker 1: but they're also like trying to pull rank on each other.
Speaker 1: And this is our territory and you know, we're where
Speaker 1: the Feds.
Speaker 4: Were in charge, and.
Speaker 1: So they have a submit footage link. They want footage
Speaker 1: from over a month from a two mile radius, and
Speaker 1: then the link to submit the footage is broken.
Speaker 2: They also said that they periodically use the Neighbors app
Speaker 2: to contact residents with home surveillance cameras. That is the
Speaker 2: Ring Neighbors app. The quest will come from Pema County
Speaker 2: Sheriff's apartment with a blue check mark. Please verify a
Speaker 2: legitimate post before sharing. So it's like there's gonna be
Speaker 2: a fake sheriff going around asking for your footage as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when they do that, Sea Lan, I don't know
Speaker 1: anything about this app that goes along with the Ring
Speaker 1: Doorbell love it. I I've seen that. It seems a
Speaker 1: little bit like tell me if I'm wrong here. It
Speaker 1: seems a little bit like next door or something.
Speaker 2: It's a lot like next Door, except everybody is anonymous.
Speaker 1: Everybody's anonymous. What did you say, like user two nine nine,
Speaker 1: This is like neighbor four, neighbor six, neighbor.
Speaker 7: Seventeen, constantly on it, and some juicy stuff too, because
Speaker 7: anyone that's commenting is also neighbor two seven five.
Speaker 4: They'll give you the area.
Speaker 7: Which is also peculiar. They won't give me the exact address,
Speaker 7: but they'll put a circle in the in which that
Speaker 7: all went.
Speaker 2: Down, like here's on my feed right now. And mind you,
Speaker 2: this is for people who have ring stuff. So you
Speaker 2: think you'd be sharing video or stuff that's going on
Speaker 2: around the neighborhood. This is actually nowhere near me. But
Speaker 2: looking for someone that can recondition deck around pool and
Speaker 2: paint we good reference no, no, no, maybe with good
Speaker 2: reference spectrum no Wi Fi again, anyone else? A lot
Speaker 2: of that. Help me find my dog. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of that. And even know of a store that does alterations.
Speaker 2: Chlorine smell. We are smelling chlorine really strong.
Speaker 4: I got that one too, my eyes.
Speaker 2: Anyone else, everything is anyone else? Anytime any fire works,
Speaker 2: you know, anytime you know there's something that sounds like gunshots.
Speaker 1: Have either of you who have a ring doorbell as
Speaker 1: many many people listening to the sound of my voice too,
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen a request for footage from law enforcement.
Speaker 4: No, umm, not that I recall, because.
Speaker 1: I wonder if law enforcement goes, we want to see
Speaker 1: your footage, and we want to see it from this
Speaker 1: date to this date, and here's our little account with
Speaker 1: the check marks. You know, it's officially the local sheriff investigating.
Speaker 1: I wonder if people click yes, if it automatically just
Speaker 1: dumps all of that access from Ring onto the sheriff
Speaker 1: and then they just get this huge database without having
Speaker 1: to go get like, you know, each video one at
Speaker 1: a time. It seems like maybe that's how it works.
Speaker 1: Anybody in law enforcement who can clarify, I'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you before the end of the show here,
Speaker 1: which is not long away tips at the news Junkie
Speaker 1: dot com, tps at the news Junkie dot the Pole
Speaker 1: in its last moments. If you care about democracy, you
Speaker 1: need to get your final votes in at the Newsjunkie
Speaker 1: dot Com slash pole right now.
Speaker 2: The question should plant based milk be called milk?
Speaker 1: I needed to get people off the fence on this issue,
Speaker 1: and they have fifty seven percent saying no, plant based
Speaker 1: milk is not milk.
Speaker 3: Stop calling it that.
Speaker 1: Forty two percent saying yes, this is your last opportunity
Speaker 1: and this debate dies here and now on this show.
Speaker 1: So go get those last minute votes in at the
Speaker 1: newsjunky dot com slash pole chat. Put one last link
Speaker 1: up on Twitch and YouTube for last minute votes on
Speaker 1: this We'll tell you what it looked like and put
Speaker 1: that pole to bed when we come back. Also final dispatches,
Speaker 1: stories that didn't make the cut, and today learned to
Speaker 1: wrap everything up for a Thursday that is coming up
Speaker 1: next on the News Junkie. A Secret Show will be
Speaker 1: Tonight's streamed live from this studio, and it's every Thursday
Speaker 1: round eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: We're gonna try to go for eight o'clock.
Speaker 2: On the nose.
Speaker 1: If you are a Discord user, you can watch the
Speaker 1: show live. If you don't know how to do that,
Speaker 1: go to the news junkie dot com if you're a
Speaker 1: subscriber to Secret Shows and hit the Discord button the
Speaker 1: Discord link there on the homepage. Ask around and they'll
Speaker 1: help you out and they'll get you all ready for
Speaker 1: tonight's live stream. Now, I told you that there was
Speaker 1: some updates on the way for this year, including an
Speaker 1: exclusive stream right on the website it's not up yet,
Speaker 1: but it probably will be up in the next month
Speaker 1: or so in exclusive stream, so you don't have to
Speaker 1: go through the hoops of watching on Discord if you
Speaker 1: don't want to. There'll be a countdown timer on Thursdays
Speaker 1: counting to eight PMST. When that is done, there'll be
Speaker 1: a live player that appears in an alert, and you
Speaker 1: can watch in full HD live from the studio, fully uncentered.
Speaker 1: If you want to watch secret shows, it's easy to
Speaker 1: do alsos a month.
Speaker 2: That you're going to change it so that it comes
Speaker 2: down to eight pm EDT. No.
Speaker 1: Hopefully the developers will figure out all this beforehand and
Speaker 1: expect any kind of changes. And is that when we're
Speaker 1: are we springing forward or yes.
Speaker 4: Happening Jesus time do be flying.
Speaker 2: March eighth, I believe, Yeah, that's not that far away, yeah,
Speaker 2: or the night of March seventh leading into March eighth,
Speaker 2: I think right. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I mean that that is all coming up soon
Speaker 1: on the website for subscribers. If you're not able to
Speaker 1: watch live on Discord tonight around eight o'clock on the
Speaker 1: Secret Show stage, you can always wait until everybody else
Speaker 1: gets the Secret Show, which is on Fridays right before
Speaker 1: five pm right there on the website. Learn more about
Speaker 1: secret shows and how you're going unlock them at the
Speaker 1: newsjunkie dot com. Let's see what we have here on
Speaker 1: the way out, I'm gonna just fly through things and
Speaker 1: see what we missed. The bitcoin deadlines passed days ago.
Speaker 1: There was only a tiny bit of activity. There's like
Speaker 1: eight hundred dollars that went into the bitcoin account. Nobody
Speaker 1: explained why or what. Yeah, just eight hundred eight hundred
Speaker 1: buck bucks down.
Speaker 4: Someone probably was like, I hope this helps.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know how somebody got that, or did they
Speaker 1: do it to test it out, or was the kidnapper
Speaker 1: testing out what happens if I put some money on here.
Speaker 4: You've been fluctuating on bitcoin.
Speaker 3: It wasn't doing well. Let's see bitcoin value right.
Speaker 20: We changed it out those sixty six thousand dollars because
Speaker 20: of right now that it was up at about ninety
Speaker 20: six on January fifteenth, so a month ago ninety six.
Speaker 2: It's not been a good ride. That's why they asked
Speaker 2: for six million dollars in bitcoin, and not a specific
Speaker 2: amount of bitcoin. That's true.
Speaker 1: Here's one of the neighbors. I don't know if we
Speaker 1: can hear this. This is one of the neighbors of
Speaker 1: Nancy Guthrie.
Speaker 9: It was something that someone in the neighborhood suggested, and flower,
Speaker 9: there's nothing else that we can do to help this
Speaker 9: family right now or to do anything to bring her back,
Speaker 9: And so just showing that we care and that we
Speaker 9: support the family, and we support everybody who's, you know,
Speaker 9: trying to bring her back.
Speaker 4: I had forgotten that yellow.
Speaker 9: Is a symbol that they've used to symbolize wanting someone
Speaker 9: to come back home safely, and usually hear about that
Speaker 9: in war. But and so it seemed like a very
Speaker 9: good idea to bring the yellow roses and.
Speaker 4: What else can we do right now?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So that's the neighbors they're bringing by flowers. However, there's
Speaker 1: one neighbor who is not on board. And this neighbor
Speaker 1: just keeps going out in her yard and yelling at
Speaker 1: all the cops and she's.
Speaker 2: Like, okay, there's a fire here.
Speaker 1: She is, this lady, she goes out every day, this
Speaker 1: lady right here, and she's like, what if.
Speaker 2: There's a fire, Oh yeah, what's going Can we get
Speaker 2: all the sheriffs off of the street.
Speaker 7: Here girl stands and her mom jeans cheeks.
Speaker 4: Just telling them what she believes.
Speaker 2: That's weird, isn't it? Like the hands in the back
Speaker 2: pockets pissed. That's a weird move.
Speaker 3: She's angry.
Speaker 7: I if everyone wants to help, and all those people
Speaker 7: are hanging out over there, like, why aren't we doing
Speaker 7: your your traditional search.
Speaker 4: Like everyone is in a line and we're looking for.
Speaker 2: All the clues.
Speaker 22: No tracking, I don't know found those gloves days ago,
Speaker 22: But that must.
Speaker 1: Not be happening because I haven't seen any video of
Speaker 1: any canvassing. No, I haven't seen anything like that at all.
Speaker 1: All right, I think that'll have to do it for today.
Speaker 1: God bless you all, God bless tiny Tim. Thanks for
Speaker 1: hanging out with us. It's all much appreciated, and we'll
Speaker 1: see you tomorrow. But right now, let's get out of
Speaker 1: the way and let's do today.
Speaker 19: I learned the following information may make you feel smarter,
Speaker 19: but will not actually increase your IQ.
Speaker 2: So don't get cocky.
Speaker 23: Now it's done.
Speaker 6: What we call today.
Speaker 1: It is today, learn frey Thursday, February twelfth of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six.
Speaker 2: Today learn on the flintstones. Not only did.
Speaker 1: They famously have cigarette commercials, as Sea Land has talked
Speaker 1: about on the show before, of a Winston brute, of
Speaker 1: a Winston. They also had alcohol and they drank and
Speaker 1: promoted it.
Speaker 2: When you do for a beer, bush does it? You
Speaker 2: can't say beer better than Bush?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I would love this stuff. Man, if they still did this, Oh,
Speaker 2: I hate that. That's true.
Speaker 24: How can they miss with that talk and advertising?
Speaker 1: They would be like drinking beers a magic car cartoons
Speaker 1: nowadays drinking beers, it's much more for adults than all right,
Speaker 1: and let's see here.
Speaker 2: Family guy drinks beers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I did?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: What's it called? Is it called Happy time Friends? What cartoon?
Speaker 1: Happy Tree friends? Happy Tree Friends?
Speaker 2: Is that it?
Speaker 25: I know it?
Speaker 2: That does not look like a cartoon you would watch.
Speaker 2: It's horror though, I guess it's and that's not it. It's
Speaker 2: not it's happy somethings.
Speaker 1: No, it's a cartoon. Somebody get it in chat? What
Speaker 1: am I thinking of? It's very very funny. It's on
Speaker 1: adult swim now it's.
Speaker 4: Like bros like blonde brothers on a couch. Nothing.
Speaker 1: No smiling, happy smiling friends. That's it, Happy smiling friends.
Speaker 1: They would probably drink on that. It's a fun one.
Speaker 1: That's a fun cartoon. Smiling Friends, Happy.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's just called smiley friends, all right, final answer.
Speaker 4: Smiling friends.
Speaker 1: If you're trying to watch it seven times now, it's
Speaker 1: just called smiling Friends.
Speaker 4: Trademark on everything else that's.
Speaker 1: Wrongig, they would put a Winston or a drinking commercial
Speaker 1: on that, for sure. Today learned let's see here, let's
Speaker 1: just move out to the last one because we're running
Speaker 1: out of time here, as I see on the clock
Speaker 1: before me. Today learned this band right here, Niggleback. That
Speaker 1: is correct, Nickelbacks. How you remind me? This song you're
Speaker 1: hearing right now was the most played song for an
Speaker 1: entire decade. It was played over one point two million
Speaker 1: times on the radio from two thousand and one to
Speaker 1: two thousand and nine at the end of the year.
Speaker 1: In that decade of the Oughts, this song was inescapable.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much for hanging out with us. We
Speaker 1: do appreciate it. We're back tomorrow, same time, same place.
Speaker 1: Miss end of the show. Get the podcast over theews
Speaker 1: junkie dot com. We'll see an ext time. Everybody rock
Speaker 1: random
Speaker 17: S