Speaker 1: And this never ever ever happens, friend happen.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it. I'm just confirming. Hang on, there
Speaker 2: we go a firming this. Yeah, this is a last
Speaker 2: minute message, indeed, and it's from that mom who moved
Speaker 2: and didn't tell her twelve year old son. Let's see
Speaker 2: what she said.
Speaker 3: A great Friday, proud everybody killed myself there?
Speaker 1: Yes, I think so, maybe just barely.
Speaker 2: But we're gonna do a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and
Speaker 2: Friday has arrived. So pat yourself on the back. Congratulations
Speaker 2: they said you couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: And how's everybody doing on a Friday?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 4: Ready to Friday? Excited And I can't believe how fast
Speaker 4: this week is gone by, which means you're closed to
Speaker 4: next week.
Speaker 2: Uh, we got the roast just six days away now,
Speaker 2: gut six days away. Now it's going to be such
Speaker 2: a fun event next week. Do not miss out on
Speaker 2: it at all. And we have so many more things
Speaker 2: before we get to the end of the year that
Speaker 2: you know, obviously we're excited to share with you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm having a baby.
Speaker 1: Oh congrets.
Speaker 2: We we obviously are going to be doing and I
Speaker 2: don't even know how long we've been doing it now,
Speaker 2: but you know, the bike drive is coming up again
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure we did it our first year, did
Speaker 4: we not? Thirteenth?
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe there was one scratched you, you know, for
Speaker 2: the Weird Years there or something, but.
Speaker 1: I believe mostly I call them the Weird years.
Speaker 2: It's the Wonder Years sequel that I am working on
Speaker 2: that will.
Speaker 1: Be here very very soon.
Speaker 2: But the year is is really I mean, I cannot
Speaker 2: believe we're almost in November here. It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 2: I always hate to say that because some of you
Speaker 2: are probably like, what, this has been the longest year
Speaker 2: of my life. All of my family has died.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, all right, well, you know I don't
Speaker 1: want that to happen too.
Speaker 5: You have multiple friends that all of their family, don't.
Speaker 2: I know, there's some people out there in that exact circle,
Speaker 2: you know, they lost one in January, February, March, April, May, and.
Speaker 5: You haven't stopped talking about it.
Speaker 1: Rabbit on and on and on. My mom died, you know.
Speaker 2: Okay, shut up, Okay, let's split our ears to the ground,
Speaker 2: our fingers on the pulse.
Speaker 1: This guy, no one cried for him, so he's upset.
Speaker 2: I know. The thing is, I just figured, I just figured, uh,
Speaker 2: let's just blow up my inbox today.
Speaker 1: Let's do that from all right.
Speaker 2: Let's put our ears the ground, our figures of the
Speaker 2: pulse was happening to this great, big, wide world of ours.
Speaker 2: And we go to Connecticut, everybody, Yes, indeed, where a
Speaker 2: woman was very very upset about a haunted house, a
Speaker 2: halloween house. I guess this woman doesn't even live anywhere
Speaker 2: near this house, which.
Speaker 1: Is kind of funny to me, even she drove all
Speaker 1: the way.
Speaker 2: There to this place in Connecticut and then decided what
Speaker 2: she was going to do was reach out to the
Speaker 2: local TV station. And she is so mad about their
Speaker 2: Halloween decorations, and the homeowner is like, too bad, stuff it, lady.
Speaker 2: All my family members have died this year, so I
Speaker 2: am going to have the most epic Halloween.
Speaker 1: She asked that you could ever have this. Watch how
Speaker 1: mad this lady is here she goes those that is.
Speaker 6: That is and that's insane for the people to put
Speaker 6: it out.
Speaker 1: Lavern Jackson, can.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you that does sound like it could
Speaker 2: be one of my teases before the break sometimes on
Speaker 2: this show.
Speaker 5: And and you never understand.
Speaker 4: I cannot believe it. And it's Kellen in like four segments,
Speaker 4: even though she said over the next one.
Speaker 2: She missed like an unhinged or something. But it is
Speaker 2: a very exciting, it's crazy, it's wild. She's really ramping
Speaker 2: it up. I mean, it is a pretty crazy Halloween display.
Speaker 2: What I'm looking at right off the jump is a
Speaker 2: skeleton trying to climb over a fence with.
Speaker 5: Barbed wire and not make it or very flexible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, or quite skinny. I mean, I don't know what
Speaker 2: to make of this, but it doesn't look good.
Speaker 4: It's a bottomye wand a barbed.
Speaker 1: Wire escape that's going on. That stopped he.
Speaker 6: That is that is that's insane for the people to
Speaker 6: put it out.
Speaker 7: Laver Jackson ken having to check it out, and the
Speaker 7: hanging bodies was her biggest concern.
Speaker 2: All right now, I'm taking a look. You got a
Speaker 2: prisoner in the front yard by the tree. You got
Speaker 2: very elaborate another one of those gallows things that that
Speaker 2: other house had. But it's just there's some people hang
Speaker 2: in up here, nondescript. These aren't like you know, elected officials.
Speaker 1: Or anything like that. The skeletons, yeah, they're all skeletons
Speaker 1: that are hanging at least within sight that I could
Speaker 1: see here now. But she is fired up.
Speaker 6: Mad black person like me, very offensive to me and
Speaker 6: my ancestors and next door ancestors offended.
Speaker 5: Because of the barbed w iron.
Speaker 8: It looks reminiscent of the concentration camps or Garrett.
Speaker 4: In order to see if they'd be up for making
Speaker 4: some changes.
Speaker 1: When you know better, you can do better, and I
Speaker 1: was hoping for that.
Speaker 7: But ultimately it's private property versus freedom of expression.
Speaker 5: And upon them.
Speaker 7: And that's the feeling of others in town, who say
Speaker 7: the owners here go all out for the holidays year round.
Speaker 5: People wait an hour.
Speaker 1: It says for the.
Speaker 2: I cannot read whatever it says. Oh it says, Oh,
Speaker 2: it says something for the terminally insane.
Speaker 1: So it's an asylum.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's classic Halloween.
Speaker 1: Same totally.
Speaker 2: It's an asylum kind of set up with a big
Speaker 2: black cape with barbed wire and all these skeletons. I
Speaker 2: have a I have multiple neighbors within one place.
Speaker 1: Cool guy in the neighborhood.
Speaker 2: I have multiple neighbors within one block who have the
Speaker 2: skeletons that they all set up in clever ways every
Speaker 2: day or every couple of days. Like, for instance, one
Speaker 2: of my neighbors now has a set up where they
Speaker 2: have a car that they haven't been using, and one
Speaker 2: of the skeletons is getting hit by the car.
Speaker 1: The other one's like hanging out of the window of
Speaker 1: the car.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's like four or so that are all
Speaker 2: like in these scenes, and it's fun, it's clever.
Speaker 4: And here I was spending thirty dollars on Cowboy outfits
Speaker 4: for the giant skeleton that I do.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool too, I mean that's what people do. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you take the skeletons.
Speaker 5: We could do a car accident scene.
Speaker 1: Change, or you could do a terminally insane asylum setting
Speaker 1: if you want to.
Speaker 5: We're just ill, not even insane, like they're gonna die.
Speaker 1: Some tuberculosis clinic.
Speaker 2: I do find it to be one of those things
Speaker 2: where you look at this and you're like, why would
Speaker 2: the neighbors even complain? Come on, like, it's just a
Speaker 2: Halloween display an insane one. Yes, but that's what people
Speaker 2: do now. They're like over the top about bellowen.
Speaker 4: The saane asylum is different than lynching, mentioning.
Speaker 1: Which I don't see.
Speaker 2: And by the way, these skeletons cannot tell if they're
Speaker 2: black or white, cannot tell. That's the beauty of that's
Speaker 2: the beauty of humanity underneath this.
Speaker 1: I know a lot.
Speaker 2: When I was little, For a little while, I thought
Speaker 2: people might have skeletons the color of their skin or something.
Speaker 1: It's not actually that way.
Speaker 2: These are all just skeletons, So I don't She's just
Speaker 2: kind of carrying.
Speaker 1: Out here in my estimation, as are a lot of that.
Speaker 5: She also looks like a badass. And those are you
Speaker 5: not watching? I don't know if you're gonna put on a.
Speaker 1: Race car driver.
Speaker 4: Yes, as like a bullet and the dopest jacket I've
Speaker 4: seen in a very long time.
Speaker 2: The lady looks like she stopped her her race in
Speaker 2: the middle and got out.
Speaker 1: Was like, it's the sane, it's.
Speaker 4: Crazy through the window, put down that little mesh that's
Speaker 4: right there.
Speaker 5: There's no door handles, and made a complaint.
Speaker 1: Somebody says, that's by my house? Is it really this?
Speaker 1: This this particular one.
Speaker 2: Let me see if I get a good shot for
Speaker 2: those of you over on. Let's see it now. I'll
Speaker 2: put this up in just a bit. It is elaborate,
Speaker 2: it is wild, and you're always gonna have these neighbors.
Speaker 2: In fact, I have a neighbor not too far from you,
Speaker 2: another one I hate a brag really kicking it off here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this other neighbor I talked about, they had closed lines
Speaker 2: with clothes on them. And I know it really sounds
Speaker 2: like I'm flexing now, but behind it.
Speaker 9: Was, uh, this loser lives in a perfect neighborhood.
Speaker 4: Let me guess, dog the vicinity of this.
Speaker 1: House that you can borrow a cup of sugar from
Speaker 1: your neighbor too.
Speaker 2: They had Mike Michael Myers from Halloween behind these closed
Speaker 2: lines in the clothes lines. With that, you know, the
Speaker 2: clothes would blow up and it would be scary and
Speaker 2: it was fun.
Speaker 1: They took it down. Wow, I don't I don't know
Speaker 1: if people were mess with it or people complained.
Speaker 5: Or is that a weird storm that came through.
Speaker 1: Could be that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did have one whip through the area, so
Speaker 2: it very well could be that and everything else gets
Speaker 2: whipped up. But yeah, people do freak out about these things.
Speaker 2: It's a little silly, but that's that's kind of where
Speaker 2: things are. Most Most notably, I think it would be interesting.
Speaker 2: See angry over haunted house.
Speaker 5: I'll put this an outfit that's.
Speaker 2: Too many, too many words I got to type and talk.
Speaker 2: But you have all these people who react this way.
Speaker 2: What the big lesson I'd like to force out there,
Speaker 2: if I could at some point in time, which I can't,
Speaker 2: would be that local news would stop.
Speaker 1: Doing some of this stuff.
Speaker 2: Would go hey, I know they know exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Like the local news reporter does not care about this,
Speaker 2: but they've got a couple of angry people and a
Speaker 2: cool visual and so fire it up. Let's go, let's
Speaker 2: do this thing. I wish they would get a little
Speaker 2: more particular with.
Speaker 1: These kind of stories.
Speaker 2: But here we are in twenty twenty five, almost in November.
Speaker 2: We also have a big storm out there headed our way,
Speaker 2: Tropical Storm Melissa forecast and not only become a category.
Speaker 1: One off hurricane been there a.
Speaker 2: Category two hurricane, but a Category four hurricane.
Speaker 1: Is this what?
Speaker 2: That's what's in store here for the storm Melissa out
Speaker 2: there in the Caribbean, and probably gonna be fine for
Speaker 2: us because we got that shield going on.
Speaker 1: It's on the east coast.
Speaker 4: Justma with the shield that Sean put up is that
Speaker 4: it destroys any place we would love to vacation too.
Speaker 2: All I have to say about that is why didn't
Speaker 2: they put up their own shields?
Speaker 1: You know, I put up the shields.
Speaker 4: Come on, we've been trying to help you guys out
Speaker 4: at your own inclusive resort.
Speaker 1: Didn't do it.
Speaker 2: Sorry, everybody has to put up their own shields. And
Speaker 2: the United States is currently protected. We've got enough stuff
Speaker 2: going on here. We got enough drama going on here. Okay,
Speaker 2: people are upset about all kinds of things. We can't
Speaker 2: have a hurricane right now, but we'll keep an eye
Speaker 2: on Melissa.
Speaker 1: I think all things will we find. And I'm not
Speaker 1: talking about Josh's wife. That would be make her worse.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know how that works. Yeah, I've been there before.
Speaker 2: Chill out, not with her, but yeah, that's calm down.
Speaker 2: Just doesn't work.
Speaker 1: You're acting crazy right now?
Speaker 4: Are you on your period?
Speaker 2: Just write these down, folks, These are the ones that
Speaker 2: don't work. There are proper ways to disarm a bomb.
Speaker 5: And then there are ways to make it bigger.
Speaker 1: That's what happens.
Speaker 5: Say it to me, say any of those lines?
Speaker 1: Uh so hard?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, So we'll keep an eye on
Speaker 2: the tropical store Melissa. That's going to be a big
Speaker 2: hurricane this weekend that probably not posed much of a
Speaker 2: threat to the United States and the East Coast. We
Speaker 2: have so many things to get into. I am loaded
Speaker 2: up with stories today. We got a lot of stuff
Speaker 2: to talk about when we come back. I've been taking
Speaker 2: shots at at Paris and France for the insanity that
Speaker 2: is their lack of security at the biggest museum in
Speaker 2: the world, and the idea that people could just kind
Speaker 2: of waltz in and grab the crown jewels and take
Speaker 2: a million dollars and then just cruise on out down
Speaker 2: a scissor lift or whatever and then disappear into thin air.
Speaker 1: I hate to say it, it looks like we have
Speaker 1: our own problems. Now.
Speaker 2: We have our own there's been a heist. There's ben
Speaker 2: a heist. We'll talk about what happened. We have our
Speaker 2: own problems. Now we'll get into some of your emails
Speaker 2: and a whole lot more. It's all coming up next.
Speaker 2: Done that to use junk Kie, join us on the
Speaker 2: show at any time you like with a dispatch, send
Speaker 2: yours on the news junkie dot com or an email,
Speaker 2: Tips Tips at thenewschunkie dot com.
Speaker 4: Except for you, France.
Speaker 2: Uh, France can feel free. Actually, France can feel free
Speaker 2: to chime in with the dispatch during this segment or
Speaker 2: any other segment.
Speaker 1: However.
Speaker 2: I want to say to France, I will probably make
Speaker 2: fun of you during it.
Speaker 1: I mean, you've just let everything go to.
Speaker 2: The French people sat there and said our cameras were
Speaker 2: pointed the wrong way.
Speaker 1: They said.
Speaker 2: A couple of people made their way in like a
Speaker 2: bootleg Ocean's eleven, like the pond two or however many
Speaker 2: there were live.
Speaker 1: In leos made their way into the museum.
Speaker 2: They took a million dollars plus worth of jewels or
Speaker 2: was it even.
Speaker 10: More than one hundred million, and then dropped one right,
Speaker 10: They dropped one of them on the way out, and
Speaker 10: they you can see them just going down like a
Speaker 10: scissor lift thing, with no comps there or nothing, nobody
Speaker 10: to chase them at all.
Speaker 2: It was embarrassing and I thought, this is just par
Speaker 2: for the course for France.
Speaker 1: They don't know how to fix things.
Speaker 2: You go to try to see their their biggest and
Speaker 2: best and shiniest thing, the Eiffel Tower, and it's completely
Speaker 2: surrounded with people trying to sell you trinkets and rip
Speaker 2: you off, and they just they're to.
Speaker 5: Make the Eiffel Tower like their genitals or something.
Speaker 2: That's just that's just an unstoppable force of tourists.
Speaker 1: There's no way, kind though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've even thought about it myself from time to time.
Speaker 1: But then every once in a while you go ahead
Speaker 1: and pull that down. Sorry, I thought I turned my
Speaker 1: mic off. That is my bad. I think they made
Speaker 1: less noise than m so sorry at the loop. Well,
Speaker 1: hang on just a moment.
Speaker 4: I'll put an all company email need WD forty Sea
Speaker 4: Lions booth as I feel.
Speaker 2: So stupid right now, Well I are radio said, Hey,
Speaker 2: here's the good news. This thing only has a sensitive
Speaker 2: microphone attached to it.
Speaker 1: Let's see how.
Speaker 2: Take take that and move it like to your right drastically.
Speaker 4: Oh that's fine.
Speaker 1: Up and down, go up with it.
Speaker 5: Now down now up, now down.
Speaker 1: I know what you're doing. I know what you're doing.
Speaker 11: Nice.
Speaker 2: Try all right, anyhow, over to our very own high
Speaker 2: You're welcome. And this time this happened at a Florida mall,
Speaker 2: where masked robbers cut a hole in a concrete roof
Speaker 2: and bust it into a mall on the Treasure Coast
Speaker 2: of Florida.
Speaker 1: And now we've got our own heightst going on one
Speaker 1: more time. Where was it?
Speaker 2: This was at a Florida mall on the Treasure Coast.
Speaker 2: And I forgot the name of the mall, but they'll
Speaker 2: they'll mention it here, Oh, Treasure Coast Mall.
Speaker 5: And there is a mall in town, also called the
Speaker 5: Florida Mall.
Speaker 2: Now, this one is the Treasure Coast Mall in Jensen Beach, Florida.
Speaker 2: And there was a Champ Sporting Goods and they cut
Speaker 2: through a concrete roof and they stole a whole bunch
Speaker 2: of sneakers in this heist.
Speaker 4: And that was all that was left that a Champ
Speaker 4: Sporting Goods. I don't that store was still open.
Speaker 2: These must have been These must have been really good
Speaker 2: and targeted sneakers. Because I'm just a simple man doing
Speaker 2: simple math. But they're suggesting that it was fifty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars in sneakers, right, So these are like one hundred
Speaker 2: dollars shoes at the very least that they were stealing.
Speaker 2: And they got four hundred and five hundred pairs of
Speaker 2: these things. And this is our version of the Loover
Speaker 2: robbery going down. Okay, how many shoes in Florida? Pairs
Speaker 2: of shoes? Box that has two shoes in it? Can
Speaker 2: one person carry?
Speaker 1: Not that many? Yeah, five boxes would be a little tough.
Speaker 1: I mean you started.
Speaker 4: Getting a twenty people in the heist.
Speaker 1: You know what you need to do.
Speaker 2: You need to hire all servers, all servers from restaurants
Speaker 2: and to balance that kind.
Speaker 5: Of strind by court.
Speaker 2: Huh, they got all the skills. Let's see what happened here.
Speaker 1: Here's WPBF with the news on this heist of sneakers.
Speaker 6: Here we go on the Treasure Coast are searching for
Speaker 6: a group of sneaker thieves after they say the crew
Speaker 6: pulled off an elaborate rooftop heist at the Treasure Coast
Speaker 6: mall in Jensen Deech.
Speaker 1: Like something out of a movie. Angela Rose here has
Speaker 1: the details end.
Speaker 2: This movie is way less exciting than the one in Paris.
Speaker 1: Just for the record, dun d d Heavin space.
Speaker 5: He's in it and he's gonna teach the matter do
Speaker 5: it well.
Speaker 1: He's trying to make a comeback.
Speaker 2: So you got to you gotta take the easy, low
Speaker 2: hanging fruit gigs and this might be that one for him.
Speaker 1: It's four hundred to five hundred pairs of Nike shoes.
Speaker 1: How many people are involved? Let's see what they know.
Speaker 6: Oh well, the investigators with the Martin County show us
Speaker 6: off as say, the reported theft here inside the Treasure
Speaker 6: Coast Mall took place in the early warning hours on Tuesday.
Speaker 6: All right, still trying to track down suspects. They take
Speaker 6: their share of these photos taking up the crush trash bags.
Speaker 6: They say, you can see how the thieves cut their
Speaker 6: way through the concrete group.
Speaker 1: Well, they for real.
Speaker 2: They cut a massive hole in the roof through the
Speaker 2: concrete and then drop down into the shoe store. This
Speaker 2: is a long way to go for fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: in sneakers.
Speaker 1: And let's say you get your fifty more, No way,
Speaker 1: I don't think so. You you steal a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of Nikes.
Speaker 2: Let's say you steal five hundred boxes of Nikes. All right,
Speaker 2: If you could sell them for one hundred, one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars in the store, you're getting like what
Speaker 2: twenty or fifty for them on Facebook Marketplace or something.
Speaker 5: Now you do it on Facebook Marketplace, you're giving that to.
Speaker 2: A wherever they do sailor well, they have to go
Speaker 2: to somebody who's willing to take in potentially illegal goods.
Speaker 2: So they're probably they're not going to get the whole
Speaker 2: price of whatever these things are worth. So then what
Speaker 2: do they get? Maybe ten grand to cut a hole
Speaker 2: in the roofs are.
Speaker 4: For Nikes with this one particular shoe that just got
Speaker 4: released or something.
Speaker 2: The thing I'm looking at says Nike and New Balance sneakers,
Speaker 2: which is since when if you told me when I
Speaker 2: was a kid, someday people will steal in a heist
Speaker 2: pairs of New Balanced shoes, I would not have believed you. No,
Speaker 2: I would have said, those are the nerdiest shoes out there.
Speaker 4: But it gives a lot of hope to the Sketchers
Speaker 4: shape ups people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean I think those are kind too.
Speaker 2: I think these things are coming back. New Balance are cool, now,
Speaker 2: aren't they?
Speaker 1: Yeah? They are. Sketchers are not. Sketchers are not because
Speaker 1: Joe Montana is well, yeah, that's not going to sell me.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, that's not going to do it for me.
Speaker 2: Of course I do. Do you know who Joe Montana is?
Speaker 1: Before?
Speaker 2: I okay, Joe Montana is the former quarterback of the
Speaker 2: San Francisco forty nine ers, who is a legendary quarterback.
Speaker 2: Used to connect commonly with Jerry Rice, the wide receiver
Speaker 2: that I believe is in the Hall of Fame, as
Speaker 2: is Joe Montana. They called him smoking Joe. That part
Speaker 2: of made up, but the rest.
Speaker 1: Of it is accurate.
Speaker 5: Very impressed.
Speaker 1: Do I not know who who Joe Montana?
Speaker 5: You won call me.
Speaker 1: A football fan? Say I'm a football fan.
Speaker 5: You're a football fan?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That sounded like a question more than anything.
Speaker 6: And the Treasure Coast Mall then dropping into a sporting
Speaker 6: good store and reportedly stole hundreds of pairs of Nike shoes.
Speaker 6: Damn say, stole the bagged, tagged, thrown off the roof
Speaker 6: and loaded into a getaway vehicle. But as you can see,
Speaker 6: some of the items were left behind. An investigator say,
Speaker 6: anyone who may have been in the area of the
Speaker 6: mall on Tuesday midnight at eight am and saw something
Speaker 6: suspicious for their urge to contact detectives.
Speaker 2: Well, well if they will, they won't getting involved in that. No, No,
Speaker 2: those people wanted those shoes. Man, Nike Airmax. Let's do
Speaker 2: the numbers on this What where can we get a
Speaker 2: pair of Nike Airmax dot com? Smoking Joe Smoking Joe
Speaker 2: Frasier is the boxer.
Speaker 4: Okay, so I'm getting Nike Airmax two seventy ninety ninety
Speaker 4: seven ninety five mix one.
Speaker 5: All right, any.
Speaker 1: That's pretty cheap, though, isn't it.
Speaker 5: No, No, that's the name of the shoe.
Speaker 1: There's no just pick one, just pick one. What you're
Speaker 1: looking at?
Speaker 4: Nike air Max two seventies damn oh oh well run you.
Speaker 5: God, damn it.
Speaker 4: Sean Nike air Max to seventy that's the title, okay of.
Speaker 5: The shoe name one hundred seventy dollars.
Speaker 2: One seventy dollars. That's that's pricing, that is Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now you can get them at Dix for apparently seventy
Speaker 4: seven dollars right now if.
Speaker 1: You act fast.
Speaker 2: Here's what I want because I I want to bring
Speaker 2: something back. Can I get a pair? Do they have
Speaker 2: new rebock pumps? They still got those out there?
Speaker 4: I think those were called back because of that, like
Speaker 4: the puff material was so good.
Speaker 2: Oh, I want to I want to bring back the
Speaker 2: rebox pumps. They were real expensive when I was young.
Speaker 5: All right, I'm going to give you the name of
Speaker 5: the shoe. Are you ready?
Speaker 4: It is Rebok Men's pump Omni Zone two.
Speaker 1: Wow, let us steal.
Speaker 5: I'll take them one hundred and sixty dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, even everything's expensive nowadays, the shoes are expensive.
Speaker 1: It's a wild time to be out there.
Speaker 5: Expensive shoe a while.
Speaker 2: Ago, a while ago, because I'm over that stuff I
Speaker 2: now wear.
Speaker 1: Get ready to get judge mode.
Speaker 2: No shoes in the studio just because you know, I'm
Speaker 2: hippie man over here right now. But I don't even
Speaker 2: know if these are cool, the ones that I wear,
Speaker 2: or if they're nerdy or what I now wear Brooks shoes.
Speaker 5: Lesbians love those.
Speaker 2: That they look kind of like they I like them
Speaker 2: or lesbians I like them. Welcome, we'll see what you
Speaker 2: think about all of this. Another heist though taking place,
Speaker 2: and of course we're going to feature that here on
Speaker 2: the show. Tips at the neewsjunkie dot com and Phillip
Speaker 2: emails the show. Phillip says, Hey, junkies, I know you
Speaker 2: guys aren't wrestling fans.
Speaker 1: How dare you say?
Speaker 5: I am a fan.
Speaker 2: There's a real big story going on right now in
Speaker 2: the world of Pro Wrestling. Well, since you're a fan,
Speaker 2: fill us in, Sabrino. What is this big storyline underway
Speaker 2: right now?
Speaker 4: We don't have time for it. We do have to
Speaker 4: go to a commercial break. But it's crazy and I'm.
Speaker 1: A wrestler got fired from the w WE.
Speaker 5: Okay, big done, Big fired and.
Speaker 1: It says they showed up recently on ae.
Speaker 4: WTV, which is a big competitor.
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Speaker 2: Oh, we've got another one of these strikes on these
Speaker 2: cartel boats that has a lot of people talking.
Speaker 1: So we'll talk about that.
Speaker 2: Update on the whole sports gambling controversy, and that's all
Speaker 2: in just the next bit here, so don't go anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's coming up next. I'm the new US junkie. These days,
Speaker 2: we're just blasting. We're just blasting ships out of the water.
Speaker 2: They're out there.
Speaker 1: Apparently they're loaded up with fentanyl or something. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's hard to tell because you just blow them into smithereens.
Speaker 2: And then afterwards you're like they.
Speaker 1: Were Narco terrorists and I'm like, I, okay, I.
Speaker 2: Don't have a lot left because we did blow it
Speaker 2: up with like, you know, a mini nuke and just
Speaker 2: completely annihilated the thing. And it's kind of crazy, but
Speaker 2: that has been a real thing that's been going on,
Speaker 2: and there was another one on Thursday night, I believe,
Speaker 2: And now the death toll is up to forty six
Speaker 2: people that have been killed in these these strikes on
Speaker 2: what they said were these cartel boats.
Speaker 1: And a couple of things come to mind.
Speaker 2: If these are these cartel boats, is the cartel that
Speaker 2: absolutely unhinged that the boats are being blown out of
Speaker 2: the water, and they're like, put another one.
Speaker 1: In the water, another one out there, you take the gigs.
Speaker 4: Can you not just own a cigarette boat and go
Speaker 4: for a high speed cruise without getting blown up?
Speaker 1: Well not right now. I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you can.
Speaker 2: I am of the frame of mind and I think
Speaker 2: most people are that if we are going to be
Speaker 2: saying that people are members of like cartels or drug
Speaker 2: gangs of drug smugglers.
Speaker 1: That we should arrest them.
Speaker 2: I don't care where they are, arrest them, apprehend them,
Speaker 2: bring them to justice, put a stop to all of this.
Speaker 2: If they put up a firefight, blast them, baby. You
Speaker 2: know you went there, you tried to get them, but
Speaker 2: just kind of going seems like a cartel boat. Boo
Speaker 2: that is that seems crazy to me. But that's kind
Speaker 2: of where we're at right now. And a reporter asked
Speaker 2: Trump about this. Here's here's Trump's response, Okay, he was
Speaker 2: asked about these cartel boat blastings.
Speaker 1: Trump said this, and.
Speaker 12: Mister president, if you are declaring war against these cartels,
Speaker 12: and Congress is likely to approve of that process, why
Speaker 12: not just ask for a declaration of war?
Speaker 13: Well, I don't think we're gonna necessarily ask for a
Speaker 13: declaration of war. I think we're just gonna kill people
Speaker 13: that are bringing drugs into our country.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're gonna kill them. You know, they're gonna be
Speaker 1: like dead.
Speaker 5: Is this real? Is that real?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 1: The guys ad with a creaky, cracky.
Speaker 2: Voice because he is a member of the United States
Speaker 2: Press and most of them are absolute nerds, and he says, well,
Speaker 2: what's up with this? Hey, what's going on? Should we
Speaker 2: know more about this? Should we declare war on these
Speaker 2: cartels officially?
Speaker 1: Like what should we do here? And he's like, I
Speaker 1: don't think we're going to be doing that.
Speaker 2: I think we could declare war or bankruptcy or other
Speaker 2: things that you declare, or you could just declare those
Speaker 2: people dead.
Speaker 1: That's the other way around it, like dead, They're just
Speaker 1: going to be like dead.
Speaker 12: Mister president, if you are declaring war against these cartels
Speaker 12: and Congress is likely to.
Speaker 1: Approve of that process.
Speaker 12: Why not just ask for a declaration of war.
Speaker 13: Well, I don't think we're going to necessarily ask for
Speaker 13: a declaration of war. I think we're just going to
Speaker 13: kill people that are bringing drugs into our country.
Speaker 1: Okay, we're going to kill them.
Speaker 2: The craziest thing about this is what is the top
Speaker 2: punishment for drug smuggling?
Speaker 1: Is it death? I don't think it is.
Speaker 2: I think the top punishment for drug smuggling is probably
Speaker 2: like a very extended sentence in prison. But you're like, hey,
Speaker 2: if you're committing this crime, we're just going.
Speaker 1: To kill you.
Speaker 4: It's like, okay, zero explanation. Did I get forced into
Speaker 4: sending these drugs? Did I even know what I was
Speaker 4: going to be transporting? Nope?
Speaker 5: Kill like dead, big t.
Speaker 1: And then then there's not any evidence left behind. I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: How do you feel about that? Folks? Let us know.
Speaker 2: Maybe you support this. I don't support the cartels. I
Speaker 2: think the cartels are.
Speaker 4: Terrible, oh not very nice that don't care for the
Speaker 4: drugs that they're bringing in. Mind you, I don't think
Speaker 4: it's only the cartels that are bringing drugs in. There's
Speaker 4: a lot. Yeah, we have other ways besides cigarette boats
Speaker 4: in the ocean that drugs are coming into the country.
Speaker 2: I can't even tell what kind of boat this was.
Speaker 2: This is overnight, at the direction of the President, Department
Speaker 2: of War carried out a legal kinetic strike on a
Speaker 2: vessel operated by Trend de Arragua and it's a designated
Speaker 2: terrorist organization trafficking narcotics in the Caribbean scene. The vessel
Speaker 2: was known by our intelligence to be involved in illicit
Speaker 2: narcotics smuggling, was transitioning along a known narco trafficking route
Speaker 2: and carrying narcotics. Six male narco terrists were aboard the
Speaker 2: vessel during the strike. All six terrorists were killed and
Speaker 2: no US forces were harmed. He said, we are going
Speaker 2: to treat you like Al Qaeda day or night. We
Speaker 2: will map your networks and track your people. Here's the boat,
Speaker 2: and it was there, and it's still there. They're floating
Speaker 2: on the water. I guess they got some drugs or something.
Speaker 2: And now it's gone. That was.
Speaker 1: Fast, was there and then and it's.
Speaker 2: Gone, just like that. That's how fast it happens. And
Speaker 2: those people are just evaporated and you just put cuffs.
Speaker 2: The best way to handle it is put cuffs on
Speaker 2: whatever remained.
Speaker 1: What remains, yea.
Speaker 4: They could sell that boat at auction and make some
Speaker 4: good dollars that go towards a cool highway or something.
Speaker 2: Or they could take whatever's left and they use it
Speaker 2: as Halloween display right all across the country. That's probably
Speaker 2: what you got after an explosion like that.
Speaker 4: I would love to hear the Little Mermaid version of
Speaker 4: that song after everything sinks down?
Speaker 5: What do you call it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Black tar heroin?
Speaker 1: I am not.
Speaker 2: I am not an expert on the field of munitions fought,
Speaker 2: but I do know that that seemed like a big,
Speaker 2: big explosion, whatever it was.
Speaker 1: This is what are we doing now for hair? Oh no,
Speaker 1: it's like a video game with Trump. Just black, It
Speaker 1: just black.
Speaker 4: Get him at my lobby, Nube damn.
Speaker 2: You would think that this would put a halt to
Speaker 2: a lot of it, right, They would go, well, they're
Speaker 2: blowing up our people in our boats submarines.
Speaker 1: It is uh.
Speaker 2: Josh, do a search for me with your fingers over there,
Speaker 2: if you don't mind.
Speaker 1: I'll try.
Speaker 2: Total members of Trend deg are there suspected to be?
Speaker 2: How many total members of Trend de Aragua are there
Speaker 2: expected suspected to be, And I don't know what kind
Speaker 2: of drugs they have, whether it's Sabrina's very nineties reference
Speaker 2: to black tar heroin okay.
Speaker 4: You know, or people still do heroin? Is it not
Speaker 4: black tar anymore?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: But whether it's that or the new fentis or the
Speaker 2: zombie drugs. How many members of that trendy Aragua game
Speaker 2: or gang or their expected.
Speaker 9: Experts estimate that the Venezuelan gang trendy Iragua has between
Speaker 9: five thousand and seven thousand members. Discrepancy in numbers is
Speaker 9: due to the difficulty of counting members of a transnational
Speaker 9: criminal organization.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. That makes sense. But it
Speaker 2: seems like we're just blasting them. Let us know what
Speaker 2: you think. You support this, you against it? What are
Speaker 2: your thoughts? Send us a dispatch over at thenewsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 2: This is Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of Defense or now
Speaker 2: Secretary of War. That's right, and he was defending these strikes,
Speaker 2: so I want to hear what he has to say.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's got a good point here.
Speaker 3: Generally you don't see fishing in submarines either, Sir oh So.
Speaker 2: This is when that was somebody said, hey, these are
Speaker 2: like fishing boats. What if these are fishing boats that
Speaker 2: you're blasting out of the water.
Speaker 3: Generally you don't see fishing in submarines either, sir. So
Speaker 3: this the US military, as I mentioned, nobody better in
Speaker 3: the world at mapping networks, identifying who's connected to who.
Speaker 1: Inside terrorist organizations.
Speaker 3: It's just the media is used to hearing that when
Speaker 3: it pertains to Afghanistan and Iraq and ISIS.
Speaker 1: And al Qaeda. But if you reframe how you understand
Speaker 1: the world in our own.
Speaker 3: Hemisphere, that's exactly what these foreign terrorist organizations are.
Speaker 1: And this is this is a crazy thing.
Speaker 2: If you look around every once in a while, you
Speaker 2: can see what's going on, and you can sort of
Speaker 2: evaluate where we are and where we're at now. Is
Speaker 2: everybody just redefined stuff all the time, and everything loses
Speaker 2: its meaning everybody is a Nazi or a racist or
Speaker 2: now a terrorist and you could just like shape this now.
Speaker 1: I again, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I hate I hate that I have to always qualify
Speaker 2: things like this, but I'm gonna do it anyways because
Speaker 2: some of you will just try to take this out
Speaker 2: of context. I absolutely think these these these gang leaders
Speaker 2: and these cartels are horrific, but I view them. I
Speaker 2: don't know, maybe it's my allegiance to words, but I
Speaker 2: view them as something very different than I view a
Speaker 2: terrorist group, because terrorist groups, in my estimation, are motivated
Speaker 2: by different things. They could be a fight to establish
Speaker 2: a state and they're a terrorist group.
Speaker 1: It could be a fight on behalf of a.
Speaker 2: Religion, which isn't a lot of cases to start a
Speaker 2: terrorist group. I mean a lot of things could be
Speaker 2: called terrorist groups. But I think calling these you know
Speaker 2: what they are, and just like gangs and drug gangs
Speaker 2: and those.
Speaker 1: Sorts of things, is just fine. Just say you want
Speaker 1: to blow those.
Speaker 5: People, market business people.
Speaker 1: I just don't think everything needs to be a terrorist.
Speaker 1: I don't think if.
Speaker 5: It was bringing terror that's problem.
Speaker 2: So then school shooters are terrorists, and you know, like everybody,
Speaker 2: everybody is a terrorist.
Speaker 1: And then when you say my son signed.
Speaker 2: On to the military he's going to fight terrorists in
Speaker 2: the Middle East, You're like, wait, well, which kind is
Speaker 2: if the school shooter kind? Are they the bearded kind? Okay,
Speaker 2: what kind of people are we talking about? I don't
Speaker 2: know if we really need to conflate those things.
Speaker 1: They're just bad. But I wish there was a different
Speaker 1: way to do this.
Speaker 2: However, if if it puts a stop to it, they'll
Speaker 2: probably find people who support this.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Maybe it's you. Let us know again.
Speaker 2: I send a dispatch over it the news Junkie dot
Speaker 2: A couple of emails coming in, and this is let's see.
Speaker 2: This person says, I'm a micro biologist. Cool and uh
Speaker 2: and mom is about to be fired and decertified in
Speaker 2: the state of Texas. Oh oh, the mother who Okay,
Speaker 2: this person's talking about our mother of the day recently
Speaker 2: who brought home specimens from the lab and their little
Speaker 2: kid ate a goner Rhea specimen from her lab. So
Speaker 2: I'm a microbiologist and that mom is about to be
Speaker 2: fired and decertified in the state of Texas. Under no
Speaker 2: circumstances can a specimen be removed from the lab. The
Speaker 2: real question is who is she planning on giving gone rhea?
Speaker 2: Good question. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I do not know.
Speaker 2: I don't that's very strange, but certainly appreciate the feedback.
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Speaker 2: All right, quick break, when we come back, gonna get
Speaker 2: real cold this weekend for about ten million people in
Speaker 2: the United States. We got more on the ballroom at
Speaker 2: the White House. We've got an insane AI story as
Speaker 2: I've been following so many of them over here, in
Speaker 2: a whole lot more just in the next bit here,
Speaker 2: and it's all coming up.
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Speaker 2: There's one thing that they do in the Midwest for
Speaker 2: Halloween that I hope they never start doing anywhere else
Speaker 2: because it's literally it's the dumbest thing for Halloween.
Speaker 1: It's the dumbest thing of all the Halloween things.
Speaker 2: And I saw a couple of stories this week where
Speaker 2: they were kicking these back up, and uh, I just
Speaker 2: you know, I don't buy it, but some people do.
Speaker 1: I guess. In Chicago in.
Speaker 2: Particular, one thing that is popular around Halloween, the laziest
Speaker 2: Halloween thing of the world is they do haunted car
Speaker 2: washes in Chicago.
Speaker 1: That's one of the things that they do.
Speaker 2: Like they don't have as many haunted houses, they don't
Speaker 2: have like theme parks that you go to, but one
Speaker 2: of the things that they legitimately do. It's a Midwestern
Speaker 2: thing that you see in certain places around you know,
Speaker 2: the Midwest obviously, And what they do is you go
Speaker 2: to the car wash and they'll have their employees dressed
Speaker 2: up in some.
Speaker 4: Kind of like the auto car wash, like, yeah, you
Speaker 4: stop your car, get moving forward on it?
Speaker 5: On your wife?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, you know, like Frankenstein's cleaning your windshield.
Speaker 4: See where that could be scary After that foam soap
Speaker 4: is over your front windshield and you can't see anything,
Speaker 4: and all of a sudden it gets wiped and there's
Speaker 4: scary person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's the thing. It doesn't come together like that.
Speaker 2: It's usually just like they go, welcome to the spooky
Speaker 2: car wash, and then Frankenstein washes your headlights and your.
Speaker 1: Tail lights real dirty.
Speaker 2: And then you know, some woman who's supposed to be
Speaker 2: like a hot vampire is walking around and telling you
Speaker 2: where to go to get on the tracks. And then
Speaker 2: you just go through a car wash. Okay, the rest
Speaker 2: of it is.
Speaker 5: Literally a lot more or it just comes with the
Speaker 5: car wash, because.
Speaker 2: More the spooky tunnel, Like you're not fooling mean when
Speaker 2: you go, hey, come into the spooky tunnel. And then
Speaker 2: I go into the tunnel and I'm like, this is
Speaker 2: just the car wash and nothing has changed. And if
Speaker 2: I'm honest with you, a car wash is the absolute
Speaker 2: opposite of spooky to me.
Speaker 5: It's like you've not been to a cool car wash?
Speaker 1: Then it's it's like a nice little experience.
Speaker 2: Do you No, No, I don't think so she does, yes, yeah,
Speaker 2: in her car.
Speaker 5: Go get in one of those car washes.
Speaker 4: And then but has to be like at the perfect
Speaker 4: time when they start with the big blowers, go ahead.
Speaker 5: Open that uh, open that sun roof.
Speaker 4: Thrill.
Speaker 1: I don't want to thrill.
Speaker 4: No, what you're like in one of those tornado machines,
Speaker 4: but ten times better?
Speaker 1: Why would I just walk through it? Then? And then
Speaker 1: I don't have any damage under the car. That's kind of.
Speaker 4: Spooky damage done to you after you know what you
Speaker 4: want to create something spooky.
Speaker 2: In Chicago, have a bunch of like gangster types in
Speaker 2: a room.
Speaker 5: You're all being blown up and.
Speaker 2: It's pitch black in the room. Room, and then I
Speaker 2: open the door. I have to get to the exit
Speaker 2: of the door in the dark, and I have to
Speaker 2: survive it. That's scary, but that's frightening.
Speaker 1: Like twenties gangster types.
Speaker 2: Well no, I mean it's just like anybody, any street
Speaker 2: thug you can think of.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see the.
Speaker 2: People who are blasting each other and they're all in
Speaker 2: this room.
Speaker 1: You don't know what's going to happen. It's pitch black
Speaker 1: in there. You got nothing that's scary going through a car.
Speaker 2: Wash, You're like the forty dollars for the spooky car
Speaker 2: wash and there's there's nothing.
Speaker 4: Looking at videos online, and I bet it would be
Speaker 4: a different experience. Once you're in the car, you'll have
Speaker 4: the spirit of Halloween inside of you.
Speaker 2: Let me see, No, I love Halloween. I just say
Speaker 2: my version of Halloween is better. I'll bring this up
Speaker 2: in a second. I say my version of Halloween is better.
Speaker 2: And here's why I shun these dumb ideas, the Midwestern
Speaker 2: haunted car wash.
Speaker 1: Shun get out of here. I don't want to see you.
Speaker 2: The idea on the left coast, on the West coast,
Speaker 2: of the United States of America, that you don't say
Speaker 2: the phrase haunted house, and that West Coasters say haunted
Speaker 2: maze is inarguably worse. In every possible way is shown.
Speaker 2: It's a haunted house. They're all haunted houses through a.
Speaker 4: Metrified forest which was a forest, and there's trails.
Speaker 5: It is a maze of some sort.
Speaker 1: There was no house when you go to when you
Speaker 1: go to Halloween horror Nights, you've been there.
Speaker 2: Yes, would you consider that going through a haunted house
Speaker 2: or a haunted maze?
Speaker 5: I'm going in hunted houses?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, all right, so you're going in haunted.
Speaker 4: Houses, right, but a petrified forest.
Speaker 2: At Universal Studios in Los Angeles, they call them haunted mazes.
Speaker 5: Do they have different things than us?
Speaker 1: No, it's the same stuff. It's the same stuff.
Speaker 2: But that they called they don't call how the place
Speaker 2: is haunted houses. They call them haunted mazes over there.
Speaker 2: It's just dumb. It's dumb. I have a video for
Speaker 2: somebody trying this. You want to see if this is
Speaker 2: If you guys support this or not?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I think it's I think it's dumb, but
Speaker 1: you might like it.
Speaker 2: You might be one over let's see all right, here
Speaker 2: it goes. This is somebody going through this. This contains
Speaker 2: flashing lights. You know, it's a warning. All right, okay,
Speaker 2: scary you with your windows down when you go up the.
Speaker 4: Fun got get out of my car.
Speaker 1: I don't want that.
Speaker 2: So there's a woman dressed up as a spooky clown
Speaker 2: and a guy is a like skeleton.
Speaker 5: That's fun, dude.
Speaker 2: They're blowing fire. Yeah, they do all this stuff until
Speaker 2: you go through the car wash. Then you're just getting
Speaker 2: a car wash.
Speaker 1: They got the.
Speaker 2: Chainsaws, you know, they're doing all this stuff. And then
Speaker 2: you scary because yeah, I know what's happening here.
Speaker 1: These are the same people that I saw the week
Speaker 1: before that were washing my front windshield. They spook you
Speaker 1: with the masks. And then you go.
Speaker 2: Up to the car wash itself and it's just regular
Speaker 2: ass car who after the.
Speaker 4: Beginning, now wait to that film.
Speaker 1: Speaky Clown and then now you're in a car wash.
Speaker 2: Right at this point, this is a regular old car wash.
Speaker 1: What do we think, folks? Everybody way in?
Speaker 2: Is the haunted car wash a good Halloween thing or
Speaker 2: a bad Halloween thing?
Speaker 1: All right way in over on chat win Win.
Speaker 4: If you think about it, it's too expensive for what
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 2: I think it was more like a bunch more than
Speaker 2: it was normally. And for me, I'm like, they ain't
Speaker 2: going to do it for me.
Speaker 1: You can look it up.
Speaker 2: A tunnel of terror is one of the big ones,
Speaker 2: but there's lots of them that they do, and I've
Speaker 2: heard people trying to start doing this in other places.
Speaker 1: For me, they go to haunted houses.
Speaker 2: You go into a haunted house, they spook the duke,
Speaker 2: and you go on to the next thing.
Speaker 1: They do.
Speaker 2: Sometimes if it's a good one, if it's a good one,
Speaker 2: somebody says, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Coming easily entertained. Easily entertained, What entertains you?
Speaker 5: I think you want to have a live blood splatter
Speaker 5: on your face.
Speaker 1: No, I don't need that.
Speaker 2: I just want to be in a place where they've
Speaker 2: like built a different world around me.
Speaker 1: I know that sounds like I'm asking a lot.
Speaker 4: I all I want is a simple change of everything
Speaker 4: I've known and loved and just have me floating.
Speaker 2: And if you could just change the material matter in
Speaker 2: the world. No, no, if you I want to go
Speaker 2: into a place and feel like I've been transported right
Speaker 2: a scary dimension and I don't feel that at a
Speaker 2: car wash. I feel like it's a bunch of meth
Speaker 2: head kids that you gave a.
Speaker 4: Little lot of assuming instead of doing meth or working.
Speaker 5: Come on, people.
Speaker 1: At the car wash.
Speaker 2: One third of the people at the car washer meth heads.
Speaker 1: One third. That's kind of scary, that's kind of you.
Speaker 2: I assume a lot of things because just you got
Speaker 2: to do this in life. One third of people at
Speaker 2: every car wash are meth heads.
Speaker 1: And that you got them.
Speaker 2: They got chainsaws with them and stuff.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Is this a good Halloween tradition?
Speaker 2: Let us know, send us your emails, you dispatches, all
Speaker 2: that good stuff. Meanwhile, this is a scary thought for me.
Speaker 2: But a lot of you will be absolutely freezing cold
Speaker 2: tonight in this weekend, a lot of you will be
Speaker 2: very very cold.
Speaker 1: So excited.
Speaker 2: Widespread freeze warnings across the central and eastern United States
Speaker 2: of America in the month of October. You got temps
Speaker 2: as low as twenty five degrees in some areas, going
Speaker 2: to be very cold in Illinois where they got those
Speaker 2: stupid spooky car washes, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Minnesota, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia,
Speaker 2: West Virginia, Wisconsin all under freeze warnings. The first cold snap,
Speaker 2: the big one about ten states, two hundred counties.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be.
Speaker 2: A cold one out there, so we want to make
Speaker 2: sure that you're being as comfortable and careful and all
Speaker 2: of that stuff.
Speaker 1: Don't freeze on us. I do not want that to
Speaker 1: happen to you.
Speaker 2: Let us know what you think or if that's in
Speaker 2: your area, and send us a dispatcher or email to
Speaker 2: tips at the Newsjunkie dot com. D Will emails the
Speaker 2: show tips at the news Junkie dot com. D Will
Speaker 2: says the four star Admiral Commander of US Southern Command,
Speaker 2: the guy in charge of all military services in the
Speaker 2: Southern Hemisphere, resigned two or three weeks ago over the
Speaker 2: drug boat attacks. Rumors are he felt there wasn't enough
Speaker 2: intelligence to confirm if the boats were carrying drugs and
Speaker 2: why the US just doesn't capture the boats.
Speaker 1: I guess is what d Will is trying.
Speaker 2: To say that is true that the admiral commander did
Speaker 2: resign recently. I don't believe, and please do follow up
Speaker 2: if I'm wrong here.
Speaker 1: I'm willing to be wrong. I'm not that much, but
Speaker 1: I'm willing to be wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't believe he said anything about that his resignation
Speaker 2: was related to the drug boat attacks. I don't think
Speaker 2: that that was anywhere sourced. I don't believe he made
Speaker 2: mention of it at all. I think he said like,
Speaker 2: the people are doing good work, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: I'll try to bring that up, but if you have
Speaker 2: additional info, hit me up tips Atthews Junkie dot com.
Speaker 2: Chris says they did one of these last year at
Speaker 2: a car wash in Ormond Beach. Not sure if they're
Speaker 2: doing it this year as well. Now, Chris and everybody else,
Speaker 2: let me remind you something. I am not saying that
Speaker 2: this is a bad business idea. It's a smart business idea.
Speaker 2: If you tell your kids, hey, well here's we're going.
Speaker 1: To do tonight.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go to dinner and I got a surprise
Speaker 2: on the way and you pull into the spooky car wash,
Speaker 2: your kids are.
Speaker 1: Gonna love it.
Speaker 2: It'd be fun in the place, will make a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of money, and everybody will be happy.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: But as far as like Halloween tradition, I don't like it.
Speaker 2: I don't want it to be at a car wash,
Speaker 2: and don't call me an old curmudgeon over on chat.
Speaker 1: I'm not turning into.
Speaker 2: Jeane, an old curmudgeon. I just have my ways are old. No, then,
Speaker 2: I've been old of celebrating these holidays, and Halloween is
Speaker 2: good without car.
Speaker 1: Washes getting involved.
Speaker 2: But you're free to state your claims and points over
Speaker 2: on the news junkie dot com. All right, let's see
Speaker 2: what we got here. Here is a squilly talking about
Speaker 2: haunted houses.
Speaker 1: All right, swilly, Hey everybody. Hey today, you John, if
Speaker 1: you want to go to a haunted house.
Speaker 9: That's fully immersive, a complete change of environment that it's
Speaker 9: going to give you the scare of a lifetime, let's
Speaker 9: go to a butterfly house.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: That is a little frightening to think about it. I
Speaker 2: don't like butterfly house. Just for the record, if we're
Speaker 2: around here, I don't like that the butterflies land on you.
Speaker 2: I don't like your like. I don't like things. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't like things flying over had and dive bombing me.
Speaker 1: They have in New Orleans, and I don't like it.
Speaker 4: I'm not a big fan of like a bunch of
Speaker 4: bugs all at once, butterflies are really cute. But if
Speaker 4: you had fifteen thousand on you not fun not cool,
Speaker 4: not great. I will deal with one cockroach, no problem. Yeah,
Speaker 4: board of them, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Not one could be kind of funny. Actually, Courtney Courtney
Speaker 2: sent me this text that she said, this is the
Speaker 2: scariest car wash ever from the legendary and well, I
Speaker 2: mean difficult to watch movie The Greasy Strangler, The car
Speaker 2: Wash and the Greasy Strangler. If you, for the five
Speaker 2: of you have seen it, that's the most frightening car
Speaker 2: wash you might find out that God, that's.
Speaker 4: What looks like with his clothes off.
Speaker 2: No, that's not true. I don't have that much gray hair.
Speaker 2: Some of the rest of it might be accurate. But well,
Speaker 2: one more person wants to chime into the car washing thing,
Speaker 2: and then we'll move on past that.
Speaker 1: Here is Fatty Maddie.
Speaker 11: No, if you need a spooky car wash, you need
Speaker 11: to have your hire slash, you need to have your
Speaker 11: windows bashed in, you need to have your ass dragged
Speaker 11: out in the middle of the car wash soapy, and
Speaker 11: then just stick you under the giant blower while the
Speaker 11: tires eyes just tearing out your ankles. Now, that's a
Speaker 11: spooky car wash.
Speaker 1: You need help. I don't know that.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's disturbing, sir, That is disturbing, Fatty Maddie. I
Speaker 2: don't want any of that to happen to me. I
Speaker 2: just want some good spooks and dukes. That's all I'm
Speaker 2: looking for out there on Halloween. Let us know what
Speaker 2: you're looking for, as long as it's not creepy, like
Speaker 2: some dispatches can be from time to time. Send your
Speaker 2: dispatch over at the news Junkie dot com. All right,
Speaker 2: quick break. When we come back, we'll hear from you.
Speaker 2: We've got a ton of stuff to get into today.
Speaker 2: We got the next episode on the horizon here. We're
Speaker 2: celebrating Friday, we're celebrating the weekend. We're getting ready for
Speaker 2: the roast, and it's all coming up next in the
Speaker 2: News Junkie.
Speaker 1: We'll get to your dispatches and your emails in a moment.
Speaker 2: One of my ongoing theories I often talk about on
Speaker 2: the show is how everybody's mad at dumb stuff. People
Speaker 2: are mad a lot of times at fake stuff. There's
Speaker 2: so much fake stuff that people get mad about, and
Speaker 2: I watch people just lose their minds. One of the
Speaker 2: things I saw this week that was floating around out
Speaker 2: there was that the Bad Bunny super Bowl halftime show
Speaker 2: had been canceled, and there were people like, this is
Speaker 2: ridiculous English, it's not real, it's not true, it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: It was the other side of the people that were
Speaker 2: like melting down. It was fake. It was completely fake news.
Speaker 2: As there was just a sea of this stuff out there,
Speaker 2: which is maybe why there's more of you demanding that
Speaker 2: I do something that kind of highlights these stories that
Speaker 2: are all fake. I feel like it's spitting on a
Speaker 2: fire or spitting.
Speaker 1: In a volcano.
Speaker 2: But I mean, I do just see like an unbelievable
Speaker 2: fountain of fake stories every single day, or I see
Speaker 2: people getting mad about things that just aren't worth your exasperation.
Speaker 1: Your life is to be cherished. You should take.
Speaker 2: Every moment that you have every day that you get
Speaker 2: to wake up and go do stuff, and you should
Speaker 2: enjoy it. You should try to be as happy as
Speaker 2: you can, enjoy as much stuff as you can and
Speaker 2: not get bogged down and stuff where people are just
Speaker 2: trying to make you angry today And the thing of
Speaker 2: the moment is the people who are losing it and
Speaker 2: reading and melting down about the White House renovation stuff.
Speaker 2: And and I look at that, and I go, it's
Speaker 2: privately paid for. Right, We've got the funders who are
Speaker 2: coming forward saying, yep, you know these corporations are going
Speaker 2: to pay for this.
Speaker 1: It's a huge addition to the White House.
Speaker 2: So you know, our White House gets a little bit
Speaker 2: bigger and hopefully a little bit more useful for not
Speaker 2: just the current president, but any presidents that come after.
Speaker 2: And mind you, even though I've seen a lot of
Speaker 2: really stupid tweets about this, like it will be incumbent
Speaker 2: on the next president to knock this down and strain,
Speaker 2: and it's like that ain't never happening. Nobody's gonna do it.
Speaker 2: In fact, they're all gonna use it. They're gonna use
Speaker 2: the big ballroom that was paid for by private donors
Speaker 2: unless there's some huge scandal that they're just gonna use it.
Speaker 2: It's what's gonna happen when this is all done and
Speaker 2: over it. But people get upset about these things. Then
Speaker 2: I see things and I'm like, wow, that seems bad,
Speaker 2: And nobody gets upset.
Speaker 1: Nobody gets upset.
Speaker 2: Trump pardons the Finder of Binance, the guy the billionaire dude,
Speaker 2: this Chinese dude, and he overturns this conviction or like
Speaker 2: pardons him and gets him out of prison. He pleaded
Speaker 2: guilty in twenty twenty three at money laundering. He's obviously
Speaker 2: a corrupt individual. He was part of the big corrupt
Speaker 2: crypto world. People lost billions as a resis of what
Speaker 2: happened at Binance.
Speaker 1: But it's funny, you know this happens.
Speaker 2: And the most beautiful part of it is when they
Speaker 2: asked Trump about partning the the finance billionaire guy, They go,
Speaker 2: why did you pardon Chang pins out? And He's like,
Speaker 2: people were asking me to, Uh, yeah, I don't know
Speaker 2: that he I don't know. If you said, tell me
Speaker 2: what this guy did, he I don't know. People were
Speaker 2: asking me to. And he says, I pardoned lots of people,
Speaker 2: and it felt like there were some people who wanted
Speaker 2: this guy freed. But because nobody actually knows what's happening,
Speaker 2: they don't understand crypto, they don't understand this whole process.
Speaker 2: People will get mad about a renovation instead of this,
Speaker 2: And like, to me, the least I would require is
Speaker 2: that you know everybody that you pardon.
Speaker 1: This reminds me when when Biden.
Speaker 2: Pardoned like a whole bunch of people for uh, I
Speaker 2: think it was for like marijuana offenses. And they didn't
Speaker 2: like thoroughly check all of the people that.
Speaker 1: Will be pardoned.
Speaker 2: And one of the people that was pardon was like
Speaker 2: a really bad dude, like a really bad murderer, and
Speaker 2: they accidentally pardon this person. And it's because they didn't
Speaker 2: thoroughly go over this. And Trump just has no idea,
Speaker 2: he doesn't he doesn't even know, and nobody really cares.
Speaker 2: Kevin says, pardon the Tiger King. Then I mean, maybe
Speaker 2: he's been begging for it. But here's what happened when
Speaker 2: they asked him like he's like people were asking the.
Speaker 14: Founder of Binance, can you explain why you chose to
Speaker 14: pardon him?
Speaker 1: And did have anything to do with his involvement in
Speaker 1: your family?
Speaker 15: The founder of Binance, he has an involvement in Europe.
Speaker 13: I believe we're talking about the same because I do
Speaker 13: partner a lot of people I don't know even be
Speaker 13: partnered by a lot of people. A lot of people
Speaker 13: say that, are you talking about the crypto person?
Speaker 1: A lot of people.
Speaker 2: Trump doesn't even know his name, He has no idea
Speaker 2: what this guy's name is. If you gave him three
Speaker 2: options and you're like Chang bangs out, Jing Jong Dang,
Speaker 2: and Ding Dong.
Speaker 1: Ding, he maybe he'd be able to work it out
Speaker 1: way to something wrong. He would have no idea.
Speaker 13: He wasn't guilty of anything. He served four months in
Speaker 13: jail and they say that he was not guilty of anything,
Speaker 13: that what he did, well, you don't know much about crypto,
Speaker 13: you know nothing about you know nothing fake news.
Speaker 5: And there you go.
Speaker 2: The problem is he has no idea why he freed
Speaker 2: this guy. People were asking about it, and and then
Speaker 2: this guy who's like, you know, corrupt SPF, the Sam
Speaker 2: Bankman freed guy.
Speaker 1: He'd be next. They don't know.
Speaker 2: And these are legitimately like corrupt people in the finance
Speaker 2: world who utilize people's lack of understanding about cryptocurrency to
Speaker 2: sham and scam many people out of their money, out
Speaker 2: of their money that they were investing into something that
Speaker 2: they thought would pay off.
Speaker 1: In huge dividends. And that sucks.
Speaker 2: And so I so often see all these people mad
Speaker 2: about things that are dumb and then don't care at
Speaker 2: all about things where I'm like, well, this seems bad
Speaker 2: this is like a bad thing here, nothing.
Speaker 1: No attention to it in the slightest. What do you think?
Speaker 2: Let us know, Send us a dispatch over at thenewschunki
Speaker 2: dot com.
Speaker 1: I look forward to hearing from you.
Speaker 2: But yeah, a lot of people were talking about this,
Speaker 2: this renovation at the White House, very very upset about that.
Speaker 2: And one of the things was, I guess I was
Speaker 2: not aware of this until I saw some of the mockups.
Speaker 2: The ballroom that they're adding on at the White House
Speaker 2: is actually way bigger than the rest of the White House.
Speaker 2: It's it's like like ninety thousand square feet. I think
Speaker 2: the White House is about Josh check White House square footage.
Speaker 1: Oh, they're going to tell the whole thing. They're going
Speaker 1: to tell you the whole thing. I think the main.
Speaker 2: Section of the White House is like fifty five zero
Speaker 2: thousand square feet, which is huge.
Speaker 5: You're adding what ninety thousand.
Speaker 2: Ninety thousand, Oh yeah, what's added on for this ballroom?
Speaker 9: The main building is fifty five thousand square feet all.
Speaker 2: Right, So fifty five thousand square feet for this this
Speaker 2: big ballroom that they're adding on that can hold a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of people, is going to be like twice
Speaker 2: almost as big as the main section of the White House.
Speaker 2: So that's why I guess this is supposed to take
Speaker 2: so long.
Speaker 1: And they were this.
Speaker 2: The coverage of this was non stop. Nobody's covering the
Speaker 2: crypto dude, pardon and this just.
Speaker 16: Is this morning, historic one hundred and twenty year old
Speaker 16: east wing of the White House reduced to rubble. Satellite
Speaker 16: images showed the dramatic transformation from less than one month
Speaker 16: ago to now. Along with the building, at least half
Speaker 16: trees have been taken down, including two Magnolias.
Speaker 1: Con THEEMP six trees. No, two Magnolias.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 2: And they're like, behind the scenes, there's crypto criminals just
Speaker 2: being freed running out of the streets, but there's none
Speaker 2: of the Magnoli.
Speaker 16: Read it to Presidents Warren Harding and Franklin Roosevelt, all
Speaker 16: to make room for President Trump's ninety thousand square foot ballroom.
Speaker 16: This rendering shows how the ballroom will look when much
Speaker 16: larger than the White House.
Speaker 1: Residents, I think there'll be nothing like it.
Speaker 16: ABC News have learned the White House has required some
Speaker 16: construction workers to sign non disclosure agreements, officials calling its
Speaker 16: standard practice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course it's so stupid.
Speaker 2: ABC has uncovered the workers have signed NDAs. Oh you
Speaker 2: mean the workers who are working on an incredibly secure.
Speaker 1: Area the White House.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, of course, like this is they've got teams
Speaker 2: on this, They've got people out there.
Speaker 1: It's like a ridiculous waste of time and energy.
Speaker 2: If they need a ballroom at the White House, if
Speaker 2: there's people corporate millionaires and billionaires who are willing to
Speaker 2: pay for it, then fine. Every other president will get
Speaker 2: to utilize this and enjoy it, and our White House
Speaker 2: gets bigger. And the case that the whole country just
Speaker 2: files for bankruptcy because every one of these corrupt politicians
Speaker 2: continues to spend into oblivion, then at least we could
Speaker 2: sell the White House and we have more square footage.
Speaker 1: Are we signing it to Saudi?
Speaker 2: Probably Saudi Arabia. We'll turn it into a uh what's
Speaker 2: the Halloween source spirit?
Speaker 1: Halloween? I don't know how much.
Speaker 4: Just livable spaces, all studio apartments. That's like a lot.
Speaker 4: Do you think about unfettered? Says Sean.
Speaker 2: If you ask Trump about the crypto guy, he would
Speaker 2: have said you were fake news. Also, probably that's that's
Speaker 2: the point, but more people trust me, have asked about
Speaker 2: the White House renovation, which the normal person does not
Speaker 2: care about.
Speaker 1: They're like, look at this before and after.
Speaker 2: It's like, yes, that's how renovation works. That is what
Speaker 2: happens when you do work on a building. The building
Speaker 2: is now so sacred that you should never do anything
Speaker 2: about it or knock it down. Go outside, please touch
Speaker 2: the grass, jump rope. I don't know what you gotta do.
Speaker 2: Go fishing, do something. Celebrate that your life is a
Speaker 2: beautiful thing. It's fantastic. Your life is great. I promise
Speaker 2: you it's not nearly as bad as you think it is.
Speaker 2: There's people out there dealing with all sorts to stuff.
Speaker 1: I'll give you an example.
Speaker 2: This is for everybody over on YouTube, because you should
Speaker 2: be there. YouTube dot com, Slash the news junkie. I'll
Speaker 2: put this up on see it now too, so you
Speaker 2: can see it afterwards. I love the caption of this.
Speaker 2: This person was driving along and it says, bro thought
Speaker 2: I was the third tower.
Speaker 4: All right, you.
Speaker 2: Think you're ripping your hair out because they're doing renovations
Speaker 2: at the White House. Bro thought I was the third tower.
Speaker 2: Cruising down the street, here you go in my six
Speaker 2: four Ready cruising on down the road.
Speaker 1: And then oh my god, plane.
Speaker 2: Cuts completely across the road, just narrowly by maybe feet,
Speaker 2: just missing this car in Oklahoma City. It is one
Speaker 2: of the closer calls I've ever seen.
Speaker 5: This funny a field to do that elsewhere.
Speaker 2: This was an emergency landing by this plane, and it
Speaker 2: was about as close a call as I've seen in
Speaker 2: a long time. I'll put this up as we go
Speaker 2: to break here in the see It Now section of
Speaker 2: the news Junkie app perfect.
Speaker 1: Pause for the screenshot right there. Excellent work, if I
Speaker 1: do say so myself.
Speaker 2: Heiled it and we will now hear what's coming up
Speaker 2: on the next episode.
Speaker 5: I am so glad that you asked what's coming new?
Speaker 4: Called oud, Kim Kardashian is set to reveal a shocking
Speaker 4: diagnosis called trying to Stay relevant neosis. Britney Spears is
Speaker 4: reportedly spiraling, and this time with no slight crowd reveal
Speaker 4: or knives or plus. It stinks to have a failed movie,
Speaker 4: but God does it sting even more not being able
Speaker 4: to tell the time, because you have to have an
Speaker 4: auction to make up for all that debt, all that
Speaker 4: so much more coming up on the next episode.
Speaker 2: And that is coming up next on the News Chunkie.
Speaker 2: Hello to our podcast friends, Hello, Hello, Hello. We appreciate you,
Speaker 2: thank you for being on board, and as always, you
Speaker 2: are welcome to join in too. It's not just for
Speaker 2: the folks who are listening live who get to join
Speaker 2: us with dispatches and whatnot. It's you know, it's for everybody.
Speaker 2: Somebody says about the ballroom at the White House, three
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars. By the way, let me pause you there, Taylor.
Speaker 2: At three hundred million dollars, it doesn't seem we've perfectly
Speaker 2: landed on what the cost is going to be, because
Speaker 2: the first thing I heard was I think two hundred million,
Speaker 2: and then it went up a little bit and then
Speaker 2: went up a little bit. So I don't even know
Speaker 2: if there's like a firm number on what this is
Speaker 2: going to cost. But he says three hundred million for
Speaker 2: ninety thousand square feet. That's three three hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: three dollars. Look how that worked. Now per square foot
Speaker 2: for a remodel, two hundred and fifty dollars per square
Speaker 2: foot is high. One thousand dollars is unheard of. But
Speaker 2: this is just crazy. All the prices may be out
Speaker 2: of this world. I don't know that's a worthwhile thing
Speaker 2: to fight about. But then again, it's still just private money.
Speaker 2: I don't care if the corporate raiders who want to
Speaker 2: spend their money on this, who are trying to kiss
Speaker 2: up to president's past, president future, I don't really care
Speaker 2: if they want to throw their money at this. It
Speaker 2: doesn't bother me. It doesn't really bother me. I care
Speaker 2: about taxpayer dollars. That's what I care about. They should
Speaker 2: try not to get ripped off.
Speaker 1: But that ain't on me. All right, let's get into
Speaker 1: it here we go.
Speaker 2: Let's do the next step episode.
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Speaker 1: So Mick Jagger, the other one Keith Richards.
Speaker 5: That is correct, two points special when.
Speaker 1: He knows it's Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts dead.
Speaker 1: Oh Charlie Watts, Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 5: I think dead. Is it just three of them?
Speaker 1: I don't know. No, there's like one more guy. There's
Speaker 1: only two stones in my book, and one of.
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Speaker 2: That's weird that they do those kind of punishments.
Speaker 4: Fully nude, and still got his sentence taken care of.
Speaker 1: Biggure.
Speaker 5: Oh blind joke, I get it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, they I mean some of them can see
Speaker 1: you know, you know people.
Speaker 5: I thought the whole point of being called blind.
Speaker 2: In there's very few people. This is a common misconception.
Speaker 2: There are very few people who are so blind that
Speaker 2: they literally can't see anything. Most blind people can see
Speaker 2: something all right, like.
Speaker 5: This lights and stuff like that, like that right there. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you see what you mean? Or like you're opening your
Speaker 5: eyes in a fully chlorined pool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like you can't drive, but you can you notice
Speaker 2: that there's somebody in the room with you.
Speaker 4: Mister got all the answers up about those. Thirty six
Speaker 4: years ago, nineteen eighty nine, Reverend Jim Baker Yeah, was
Speaker 4: sentenced in uh two rather forty five years in prison
Speaker 4: and find five hundred one thousand dollars for his conviction
Speaker 4: of twenty four counts of fraud and conspiracy. Yeah darn
Speaker 4: all stemming from PTL praise.
Speaker 5: The Lord Ministry.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, nineteen ninety one, and appeals court reduced the
Speaker 4: sentence eighteen years, but in nineteen ninety four he was
Speaker 4: paroled after serving just five years in prison. When confronted
Speaker 4: about the missing one hundred and fifty eight million dollars,
Speaker 4: he claimed that whom stole, ohither Jesus or Terry.
Speaker 1: Fa No, no way, no way would he blame Jesus.
Speaker 1: He's never going to blame Jesus through Fay in there,
Speaker 1: Timmy Fay. No, the devil Satan, to be exact, no way.
Speaker 1: I didn't even think of that until you said.
Speaker 4: Jesus though, claim that Satan had gotten into his ministry's
Speaker 4: computers and that's what made all the money lost. When
Speaker 4: asked by a Great Order if he could prove Satan
Speaker 4: sold the money, he replied, and I quote, can you
Speaker 4: prove he didn't?
Speaker 1: Yeah, good point, Mike.
Speaker 2: This is the same thing Josh did when his browser
Speaker 2: history was leaked.
Speaker 1: It was like it's Satan himself.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of step mom.
Speaker 2: M A shocking amount, a like stunning amount of it.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 9: Sometimes you just type milk and you can click on
Speaker 9: what comes up.
Speaker 5: Okay, I don't understand can just you be a lady.
Speaker 4: You'd like to freak being a mom. This is so crazy, guys,
Speaker 4: but Kim Kardashian is not. Okay, almost almost died.
Speaker 5: Kind of shocking reports.
Speaker 4: She has set to reveal, and it depends on when
Speaker 4: you listen to it. She might have already revealed on
Speaker 4: the season premiere of The Kardashians that.
Speaker 5: She had a little aneurism.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just a little aneurysm, all thanks to Kanye and
Speaker 4: the stress that came from that and the divorce and
Speaker 4: his erratic behavior.
Speaker 1: I'll be real.
Speaker 2: I also had a little aneurysm during some of the
Speaker 2: Kanye I have.
Speaker 5: A little aneurysm every quarter. That's a little one. People
Speaker 5: think that I'm sorry I'm doing Kim. People think that
Speaker 5: I have the luxury of walking away. I'm happy it's over.
Speaker 1: Oh pretty good.
Speaker 5: My ex will be in my life no matter what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I got kids together.
Speaker 5: And Kardashian so enjoyed to see her daughter.
Speaker 1: You see that those photos of her.
Speaker 5: Daughter, Yeah, that's fake tattoos on it.
Speaker 2: I didn't know if it was realized, Like she's got
Speaker 2: some tattoos on her face, and it looked like things
Speaker 2: were going south.
Speaker 1: But if it's fake, then yeah, it's no big deal.
Speaker 5: But also imagine being northwest.
Speaker 2: Mm hm, like, no, it's not northwest. Northwest is the
Speaker 2: cool one, isn't she?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's on the tattoos on her face.
Speaker 1: Oh I thought was a different Kanye, Thank you daughter.
Speaker 1: It's south by southwest.
Speaker 5: Britney Spears. She's also totally chill.
Speaker 1: No, no, it is northwest.
Speaker 2: It is northwest, yes, twelve year old, Yeah, you're right
Speaker 2: about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Britney Spears has reportedly been spiraling, and not in
Speaker 4: the fun way where she's been running her living room
Speaker 4: and drives a little bit of crotch, but instead just
Speaker 4: like mentally spiraling. Since Kafed released his memoir. She was
Speaker 4: seen driving a radically Wednesday night, no word on, a
Speaker 4: baby on lap, swerving onto the other side of the
Speaker 4: road and tailgating other cars. I will say in her defense,
Speaker 4: is that a reflection of spiraling?
Speaker 5: Or you got a place to go?
Speaker 1: Little little little question.
Speaker 5: That's a little one shown.
Speaker 1: Britney Spears is allowed to drive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, seems to me like that's where we should start,
Speaker 2: all right, neighborhood.
Speaker 4: If ninety year olds that are allowed to drive and
Speaker 4: you could see that they have no idea where they are.
Speaker 5: Then Britney Spears can drive.
Speaker 2: At what point is that? Do you want the ninety
Speaker 2: year olds to be driving? I don't want them to
Speaker 2: be driving. I don't want the Britney to be driving either.
Speaker 2: I think seems bad.
Speaker 4: So yeah, kafed making a whole bunch of money and
Speaker 4: Britney Spears is just going in circles.
Speaker 5: Uh geez, time flies when you're having fun.
Speaker 4: And who's not having fun is Francis Ford Copela.
Speaker 5: Yeah, either of you end up watching coopol it.
Speaker 9: Ro No no, I just forgot he was still alive. Honestly, Wow, So.
Speaker 5: You did not watch.
Speaker 4: And so many people did not watch it that he
Speaker 4: now has to sell watches.
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: He spent a lot of his own money on Megalopolis,
Speaker 2: and that movie flopped about as hard as a movie
Speaker 2: can flop.
Speaker 4: On the mega Flopolis I believe was the go to.
Speaker 4: He's eighty six years old. He has spent over one
Speaker 4: hundred million making they're calling it epics, still sci fi film.
Speaker 4: It was released in twenty twenty four mixed reviews and
Speaker 4: got a whopping over fourteen million dollars. So there's a
Speaker 4: lot to make up for in the red is what
Speaker 4: they call it in.
Speaker 1: Yeah this deep Red Way territory, slippery red. Uh huh.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And one of the highlights of his now mountain
Speaker 4: of debt is he's going to be selling his personal
Speaker 4: watches through Phillips, an auction site specializing and watches art
Speaker 4: and Hollywood people who need to make up for failed movies.
Speaker 1: He is going to be selling.
Speaker 4: I don't know anything about watches. I almost said, I
Speaker 4: don't know about watches, do you?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 2: Only Here's the only thing I knows that people do
Speaker 2: spend astronomical amounts.
Speaker 5: On right back is that a watch was face on it.
Speaker 2: Okay, no, this this is one of the Francis for
Speaker 2: a couple of watches.
Speaker 1: Tell the time on that it's.
Speaker 2: Got a band on it, and then you can see
Speaker 2: the innards of the watch and it it has a
Speaker 2: leather band.
Speaker 1: It's like a leather band watch. Isn't usually a nice one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's a blank pain minute repeater.
Speaker 1: Oh I love that one.
Speaker 5: I would hope they would repeat those minutes.
Speaker 4: And I w C.
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Speaker 5: Pops b l A n C p a.
Speaker 4: I n Okay and a reg wet glassic, each watch
Speaker 4: estimated to cost three thousand to a cool two hundred
Speaker 4: and forty thousand dollars. Geez, I'm sorry that watch you
Speaker 4: just showed on the stream.
Speaker 2: Where a piece of job tell the time?
Speaker 4: It looks like you dropped it and it ran over.
Speaker 1: I could tell the time, I mean even without any
Speaker 1: numbers on the watch. I could still till the time,
Speaker 1: but when most people can't.
Speaker 2: This is like a normal thing, but it looks like
Speaker 2: a piece of junk. It's got a what appears to
Speaker 2: be some sort of like leatherish or maybe alligator band,
Speaker 2: and the watch itself looks like it's crap.
Speaker 4: Yeah, minus the alligator band. Now, Josh, if you could
Speaker 4: do the math for me, Sean, if you'd like, by
Speaker 4: all means, what how many watches Francis Ford Coppolas would
Speaker 4: it cause to buy the Dawson's Creek House? Oh God,
Speaker 4: because it's up for sale three point two five million buccaroos?
Speaker 1: I don't remember it? Was it a nice house?
Speaker 5: Ceilane was the one that would answer that question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like.
Speaker 5: It comes with the doc though, doc and all.
Speaker 2: When you go back to shows that you watched during
Speaker 2: your childhood. Is there one where you were like, oh
Speaker 2: my god, I always wanted to wander around that house.
Speaker 4: I would say probably the full House Family Metal House.
Speaker 1: Yes, the house is in for me.
Speaker 2: And if that full House, it was a beautiful house
Speaker 2: in San Francisco, so it would have been worth money.
Speaker 1: But I don't know this one.
Speaker 4: Clarissa explains it all. But I only remember her room
Speaker 4: really in the hats.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they didn't show us too much.
Speaker 5: Alex Mack was one that wore the hats.
Speaker 4: Anyways, Yes, it could be yours with the doc three
Speaker 4: point two five million dollars in Wilmington, North Carolina. You
Speaker 4: can't buy the house, but you can tour it. And
Speaker 4: here's the story about that iconic Brady Bunch home, the
Speaker 4: Brady Bunch.
Speaker 5: Experience coming to what one minute? One minute? Oh thanks
Speaker 5: so much.
Speaker 1: I didn't know another way to tell you.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I go one minute. What I've already about
Speaker 4: all the experiences, said John, you know.
Speaker 5: Not on that dumb Francis watch.
Speaker 4: Anyways, you can go there in La November seventh, eighth,
Speaker 4: and ninth. There no dress code and photos are encouraged,
Speaker 4: and you could see where Marcia, Marcia and Marsha all
Speaker 4: over the place, and so many other things on the
Speaker 4: boob tube. Whatever you want, just have fun, drink water,
Speaker 4: touch grass, put on a sweater and follow your dream.
Speaker 4: Send me on Instagram. That's Sabrina and mosambortantly. They with
Speaker 4: me America.
Speaker 1: Smokey every day. Thank you, Sabrina. When we come back, Josh, Josh,
Speaker 1: is that's it, that's all. That's it.
Speaker 2: We have a million more things to get into and
Speaker 2: only so much time to do. Half the show is
Speaker 2: gone already, and when we come back, I've got a
Speaker 2: couple of clips to play. We've got some anonymous emails
Speaker 2: rolling in. People say I've got something to say, but
Speaker 2: I don't want you to say my name, so I'll
Speaker 2: do my best not to do that.
Speaker 1: Plus, when we return.
Speaker 2: More information coming out about this gambling scamble in the
Speaker 2: NBA and Sam scamble. Some of the the the the
Speaker 2: technology that they were using to rip people off is
Speaker 2: crazy to me. I'll explain that is coming up next
Speaker 2: on the News Junkie. We'll get to your dispatches in
Speaker 2: a moment.
Speaker 1: All you folks on chat right now. Bringing up a
Speaker 1: couple misses on my part can kiss my ass. Okay.
Speaker 2: Oh, and to the person somebody said, I bought paype
Speaker 2: on your recommendation. Paypey cryptocurrency was not my recommendation. That
Speaker 2: was see Lane who bought that randomly. And then I said,
Speaker 2: see Lane bought some of this. I don't want him
Speaker 2: to hit it big. And then I'm not getting any
Speaker 2: money out of this either.
Speaker 1: So I bought a little bit too.
Speaker 4: If it's any consolation. Someone else that's not Celan or
Speaker 4: John told me this same and uh, I mean it
Speaker 4: was very cheap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was still.
Speaker 5: I mean I have I have never seen it go
Speaker 5: up again. I've been in the red.
Speaker 2: It hasn't been great. Then somebody else said, uh, they
Speaker 2: say this over and over. Sean recommended safe Moon. This
Speaker 2: was in the midst of the crypto explosion and Safe
Speaker 2: Moon was popping off, and so I put some money
Speaker 2: in safe book.
Speaker 5: That was a failure on it.
Speaker 1: That was not That was not great. Then I said,
Speaker 1: though he could be.
Speaker 5: That mean crypto comes back.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know. We already got rug pulled. I
Speaker 1: expect as much. But I I then said, and this
Speaker 1: was not super long ago. This was this year. I said, Hey,
Speaker 1: here's what you should do. You should invest in iheartstock.
Speaker 2: And I said, not because I am some sort of
Speaker 2: massive company man, because I think, I said, iHeart Stock
Speaker 2: at the time had fallen below a dollar. And I said,
Speaker 2: does the company have debt suore debt problems? Yes, well,
Speaker 2: the company also has enough assets that the stock share
Speaker 2: price should be more than a dollar. I said, it
Speaker 2: just doesn't financially make sense.
Speaker 1: How's that doing? Great?
Speaker 2: If anybody fought through with me when I said around
Speaker 2: eighty cents or whatever the low was, when anybody said,
Speaker 2: all right, fine, all listen.
Speaker 4: You're talking about them right now. The day you talked
Speaker 4: about it, I bought sixty nine chares.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 2: That was around ninety five cents at that time, and
Speaker 2: it is up to three dollars and thirty eight cents.
Speaker 2: It was up to three fifty at one point. It
Speaker 2: is up to fifty two week highs. I heart radio. Baby,
Speaker 2: let's just game stop this thing. Let's ramp it to
Speaker 2: the top. Okay, yeah that sounds bad. Just pump, yeah,
Speaker 2: just pump, keep pumping.
Speaker 5: Start out. Anyone have an AMD stock?
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no no no.
Speaker 1: While you're rich.
Speaker 4: Now I'm about to buy everyone a stake then oh,
Speaker 4: oh okay, and apparently I can't take it out and
Speaker 4: I have to wait and see. But I am very
Speaker 4: well an AMD whatever that is.
Speaker 1: How long have you had the stock for?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Great question, because that has had a very good year.
Speaker 2: AMD stock was in the in the nineties, the mid nineties,
Speaker 2: ninety four dollars a share. It's currently two hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty one dollars a year.
Speaker 5: September eleventh. Is that rude?
Speaker 11: That is?
Speaker 1: But still fair?
Speaker 2: Even even on September eleventh it was in March. It's
Speaker 2: gone up one hundred points over that.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 2: The stock market is alive and well despite all the
Speaker 2: things going on, the things that you're complaining about, the
Speaker 2: things you're not complaining about. The dows up at forty
Speaker 2: seven thousand points of almost five hundred on the day today,
Speaker 2: in this very moment, What a time to be alive.
Speaker 2: Everybody invests, but do it in a smart way, because
Speaker 2: let me go, so let's go, baby. Let me make
Speaker 2: something absolutely clear. I am not what you'd call a
Speaker 2: financial expert, way all right, but I was right about
Speaker 2: the iheartstock because iHeart has like real estate and you know,
Speaker 2: various assets.
Speaker 5: That would make it wrong about Pepe and Moonshine or whatever.
Speaker 2: Save Moon, Save Moon, I did well for a bit.
Speaker 2: A lot of people made money off of Save Moon.
Speaker 2: They were mostly the founders paying them back right now,
Speaker 2: Robin sends an email tips at the news Junkie, Do hey,
Speaker 2: news junkie, do we really know that the ballroom at
Speaker 2: the White House is being personally funded? Show me the money,
Speaker 2: love the news Junkie says Robin. This is like the
Speaker 2: new thing where it's just such a frustrating world to
Speaker 2: kind of exist in in the information space where you'll say, well,
Speaker 2: this White House expansion, while it's going to be expensive,
Speaker 2: it's funded by corporations and private funders. And then they'll
Speaker 2: release the list of all these people and then there's
Speaker 2: like released a specific amount of money that all these
Speaker 2: people are paying.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, at some point.
Speaker 2: Because there's no evidence of impropriety, it's just like everything
Speaker 2: is bad from the Trump guy, So like I'll just
Speaker 2: poke away at this until I find the thing that's bad,
Speaker 2: and it's like, okay, well, imagine for a second.
Speaker 1: That could because you have no evidence to combat this.
Speaker 2: Imagine for a second that everything that's happening with construction
Speaker 2: in the White House is funded by these millionaires and
Speaker 2: billionaires in private investors. If that, because that's what has
Speaker 2: been said so far. They've released the name, not one
Speaker 2: person on that list of names and said, no, I
Speaker 2: am not funding this White House expansion. There is zero
Speaker 2: evidence to suggest that this is like somehow a scam
Speaker 2: or whatever. The rest is a conspiracy, right, that is
Speaker 2: a conspiracy, so you have any evidence to support it whatsoever.
Speaker 1: It's not even a good conspiracy.
Speaker 5: They're not giving us the evidence. Give us the evidence.
Speaker 1: They literally did.
Speaker 2: They literally they released the list of funders. You can't
Speaker 2: show the numbers because they don't even know how much
Speaker 2: the thing is gonna cost. Yet they they have gone
Speaker 2: from two hundred to two fifty to I have seen
Speaker 2: all kinds of numbers on what this whole.
Speaker 4: Renovations go yes very much so that one number.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yes. Renovations generally do spiral out of control, so
Speaker 1: I wouldn't even know if the end is nigh on
Speaker 1: this one price wise.
Speaker 2: But the strategy is like, well, you're saying this could
Speaker 2: be a good thing, but for me, literally everything must
Speaker 2: be a bad thing, So let me try to find
Speaker 2: the bad thing and Robin, I'm not saying that you're
Speaker 2: suggesting that, but there are a lot of people who
Speaker 2: that's where their brains go, that's where that's where things go.
Speaker 2: No evidence, I have no evidence to to to suggest
Speaker 2: that this is happening. But what about this thing that's
Speaker 2: that's just a conspiracy.
Speaker 4: Saying it's a good thing or a bad thing. I'm
Speaker 4: curious as to why it's a thing. What like why
Speaker 4: we're doing this right now?
Speaker 5: What's the do we need to do?
Speaker 2: Because apparently the White House has a very embarrassing ballroom
Speaker 2: and a bunch of rich people are willing to pay
Speaker 2: for that ballroom to be fancier, and our White House.
Speaker 1: Probably could use some upgrades like.
Speaker 4: Everywhere.
Speaker 2: The last major upgrades were pushed through and approved before
Speaker 2: the Obama administration and then happened like during the Obama administration.
Speaker 2: But it was one of those upgrades that always makes
Speaker 2: me mad as a human being, because wile needed and
Speaker 2: they did like a nut a nuts and bolts kind
Speaker 2: of thing, like the piping coming into the White House,
Speaker 2: the electrical coming into the White House. All this stuff
Speaker 2: was insanely old and it all costs a lot of money.
Speaker 2: They got to dig up all this stuff and they
Speaker 2: got to do all this work and then in the
Speaker 2: end everything kind of looks the same.
Speaker 1: But you needed to do that, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Like it's like if somebody is going to get work
Speaker 2: done in their house that costs two hundred thousand dollars,
Speaker 2: but then you don't get like another cool room or
Speaker 2: there's not like you don't get like a movie theater
Speaker 2: to show it.
Speaker 5: You just fix the foundation so you don't have a
Speaker 5: hole while you're sleeping.
Speaker 2: Oh. My old example of this would be Josh because
Speaker 2: he had like some he had septic work done in
Speaker 2: the backyard.
Speaker 1: You're just about to mention that, yeah for something I
Speaker 1: can't even see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you paid ten grand, and it's like something good
Speaker 2: happens your your house will be better and more valuable
Speaker 2: as a result, more stable. But there's no shiny cool
Speaker 2: thing that you could play with afterwards. This will probably because.
Speaker 5: It plays with his backyard all the time.
Speaker 2: And I stand by a billion percent that anybody else says, oh,
Speaker 2: the next president will knock this down. That is brain dead,
Speaker 2: brain dead thinking. So there's plenty of things to be
Speaker 2: angry about. I just don't see the point on this
Speaker 2: whole ballroom fiasco. But you know, feel free to disagree
Speaker 2: while we talk about some sports here for a second.
Speaker 2: Because in the world of sports, sports scams were on
Speaker 2: display and there was a big gambling bust.
Speaker 1: There was a lot of people talking about this. I
Speaker 1: have to tell you.
Speaker 2: There's something about this guy, the cash Ptel, the dude
Speaker 2: who runs that.
Speaker 5: He always looks like he just got bit by a zombie.
Speaker 2: He always looks like he's green screened in and he's
Speaker 2: secretly doing this from the cockpit of an like a
Speaker 2: fighter jet or something. But look at him, he looks
Speaker 2: like he's in like there's some gravity pushing each other.
Speaker 4: Okay, but also that he just got bit by a
Speaker 4: zombie and he has twelve minutes until he turns.
Speaker 1: Right, and he can't tell anybody, you know, like.
Speaker 5: He's so scared all the time.
Speaker 1: I don't know what this look is.
Speaker 2: I don't, but he was talking about he's very worried looking.
Speaker 2: I'll put this up on see it now that you
Speaker 2: can see what we're talking about here with this visual.
Speaker 2: But he was one of the many people involved in
Speaker 2: this very big boss the.
Speaker 5: Title is he already saw it.
Speaker 1: He's saying it as we.
Speaker 2: Speak, Like, this is what it would look like if
Speaker 2: you went over to me and said, Sean, two planes
Speaker 2: just crashed into the World Trade Center. We need you
Speaker 2: to keep doing this, this this interview on Fox. Don't
Speaker 2: tell them that America's under attack. Two planes just hit
Speaker 2: the World Trade Center. Okay, they're coming live to you
Speaker 2: in four seconds.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, oh, yep, oh, Sean, did you hear
Speaker 4: Hope Solo's nudes got leaked?
Speaker 2: I shouldn't look at him during the show, should I? Yes,
Speaker 2: are you doing an interview in two minutes? Look at
Speaker 2: him before you do the interview, just staring two the
Speaker 2: man's soul.
Speaker 5: We investigate his bureau.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on here. I don't know
Speaker 1: what's going on.
Speaker 2: But they busted the bad guys, including all four of
Speaker 2: the criminal mafiosa gangs that were operating in New York
Speaker 2: City and elsewhere involved in some of this gambling a
Speaker 2: goal and also some some very very famous sports people
Speaker 2: and coaches and players and whatnot. And and from what
Speaker 2: I hear, there was a lot of people who weren't
Speaker 2: very surprised at that player that was wrapped up in this,
Speaker 2: you know, like.
Speaker 5: The main basketball player ankle injury.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yeah, like I guess that guy has had
Speaker 2: a lot of different things in the past. The uh
Speaker 2: the Terry Rosier guy who's an MBA player with the
Speaker 2: Heat but was at the time playing for the Hornets,
Speaker 2: allegedly let others close to him know that he planned
Speaker 2: to leave a game early with a supposed injury. Using
Speaker 2: that information, members of this group he was working with
Speaker 2: place more than two hundred thousand dollars in wagers on
Speaker 2: his under statistics. So if you don't know what that means,
Speaker 2: and that's okay. I know some of this stuff gets
Speaker 2: complicated in the world of sports betting. Even I know this,
Speaker 2: and the world of sports betting. Let's say Josh Fowler
Speaker 2: is about to be sent out for a game against
Speaker 2: the Miami Heat. That's right, Ladies and gentlemen, coming in
Speaker 2: at point forwards, Josh fowlers at a thing point forward. Nope, yeah,
Speaker 2: that is now, and he's playing point forward if that's
Speaker 2: the thing, And he's up there.
Speaker 1: On that court point forward the whole time. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: that's all there, and you think Josh is gonna play
Speaker 1: all game long.
Speaker 2: So people start betting on how many points Josh is
Speaker 2: gonna score, well, Josh generally scores thirty points, so I
Speaker 2: think Josh's gonna score thirty two points.
Speaker 1: I think Josh's gonna score twenty eight points.
Speaker 2: However, if Josh tells you I might just get a
Speaker 2: sprained ankle in the first quarter and stop pointing forward,
Speaker 2: you go, I'm going to short all of these different
Speaker 2: options here on this gambling website because I know as
Speaker 2: well as anybody that Josh is gonna be out of
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 5: Okay, heard, that's what they did.
Speaker 4: But then the example that was given, and granted they did,
Speaker 4: I guess determined or at least allege hard that it
Speaker 4: was a fake injury? Did he not average still the
Speaker 4: same amount of points for that little time.
Speaker 1: That he was But that's so, so let's say Josh
Speaker 1: is in at that point forward pointing four.
Speaker 4: Can you use another example. I don't see him playing basketball,
Speaker 4: all right, it's.
Speaker 1: All Shack is playing.
Speaker 2: Okay, Shack rule Shack on average meaning you know, generally
Speaker 2: speaking these games, on average, he scores thirty points, right,
Speaker 2: And so then they go on the in this game,
Speaker 2: how many points is Shack could have scored? People go,
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna score thirty two. I think he's
Speaker 2: gonna have a great game. He's gonna score a forty.
Speaker 2: I think he's gonna score low. I think he's gonna
Speaker 2: score twenty four. But Shack tells you, brother, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna score any of those. I'm gonna fake an ankle
Speaker 2: injury in the first nine minutes and then he goes
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 1: Oh, so you just take the under thirty. You take
Speaker 1: the under because you.
Speaker 2: Know there's no way he's getting to this number of
Speaker 2: people are fighting over and they get monies. Depenzil Squeezer says,
Speaker 2: point forward is a real term, but not an actual position.
Speaker 1: It's a small ford or power forward. I just don't
Speaker 1: use those terms anymore, likedream or power bottom. I don't
Speaker 1: use any of those.
Speaker 2: Let's well, let's I do want to see what cash Pttel,
Speaker 2: the FBI director has to say.
Speaker 1: He seems so weasy down the street.
Speaker 14: You see, by the way, this so wild sports commentator
Speaker 14: suggested that this was revenge president for all the kind
Speaker 14: of left wing activism of the NBA.
Speaker 1: Your response to that, fifteen second I'm the FBI director.
Speaker 8: I decide which arrested conduct and which not to conduct.
Speaker 8: That may be the same dunest thing I've ever heard
Speaker 8: out of anyone in modern history. And I live most
Speaker 8: of my time in Washington, d C. It's right up
Speaker 8: there with Adam Shift. We arrest people for crimes.
Speaker 1: Got him, Got him. Now he's back to his scared face,
Speaker 1: though he only smiled just.
Speaker 5: Briefly, like behind the camera.
Speaker 4: There is a gun to us heat.
Speaker 1: There is something bigger going on.
Speaker 2: I can't figure it out because I'm that that's not
Speaker 2: my territory, but somebody needs to I think.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: They said that in the process of all these gambling things,
Speaker 2: and there was basically two things going on, a sports
Speaker 2: gambling thing where people were cheating with inside info kind
Speaker 2: of like insider trading and sports gambling, if you will.
Speaker 2: And the secondary thing was these poker games and or
Speaker 2: card games, and they would play these card games and
Speaker 2: the mafia was leading this and they would get these
Speaker 2: big dollar you know, whales, big fish to come in
Speaker 2: and gamble money on these private, off the books card games,
Speaker 2: and they would they would encourage them and entice them
Speaker 2: in by going, hey, there'll be NBA players there, there'll
Speaker 2: be professional athletes there, there'll be celebrities there. You could
Speaker 2: be like Ben Affleck and you could be playing cards
Speaker 2: with the celebrities out there, and so they go, oh,
Speaker 2: that sounds cool.
Speaker 1: I want to do that.
Speaker 2: They didn't know when they got in the room what
Speaker 2: was really going on, and that was they were the
Speaker 2: only people who weren't in on it. The dealers were
Speaker 2: in on it, the other players were in on it,
Speaker 2: the celebrities were in on it. The only people who
Speaker 2: weren't in on it were the rich people, the big
Speaker 2: fish who they were scamming.
Speaker 1: And oh, man, I wonder if I can. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: try to bring.
Speaker 2: This up because somebody had showed the technology, like these
Speaker 2: glasses that they were using, and they said, the players here,
Speaker 2: it is right here.
Speaker 1: Okay, these are the glasses.
Speaker 2: That people would use Chauncey Billups and Damon Jones would
Speaker 2: use to rig these poker games. So that they show
Speaker 2: the glasses right, and they just look like regular glasses
Speaker 2: and they're looking at cards.
Speaker 1: You put them on.
Speaker 2: And you could see ink. You could see ink on
Speaker 2: the back of the cards immediately, and if the glasses
Speaker 2: aren't on, you can't see anything.
Speaker 1: Scuba microphone it does, but it's crazy.
Speaker 2: You could see what kind of cars that they didn't
Speaker 2: know these people were being taken advantage of and robbed
Speaker 2: in this whole thing.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you saw the press conference, but whoever,
Speaker 4: it was like, it wasn't tens of dollars, It wasn't
Speaker 4: hundreds of dollars.
Speaker 5: It wasn't And then he went kept going, oh, it
Speaker 5: took away too much time.
Speaker 4: It wasn't tens of thousands or hundreds of tens of thousands,
Speaker 4: And two minutes later he finally said it was in
Speaker 4: the multimillion dollars.
Speaker 2: Tens of millions. Yep, tens of millions of dollars in
Speaker 2: this whole thing. Give us your thoughts on that as well.
Speaker 2: And I see Lebron James his name being thrown in
Speaker 2: on this. Just for the record, Lebron James wasn't involved
Speaker 2: on the scammy side.
Speaker 1: Damon Jones they say was affiliated with the Lakers.
Speaker 2: The Lakers, No, no, no, Damon Jones, who player for
Speaker 2: the Lakers at the time. He knew that Lebron James
Speaker 2: was injured and so he was using his inside information.
Speaker 2: But Lebron James isn't directly tied to any of the
Speaker 2: scammy stuff as best I can tell.
Speaker 1: Just yet.
Speaker 2: All right, we're going to take a quick break. When
Speaker 2: we come back, we hear from you, that's your time
Speaker 2: to shine, baby. We'll see what you have to say.
Speaker 2: We've got some crazy AI news to work in as well.
Speaker 2: Then we've got jury duty coming up. We got a
Speaker 2: lot more on the way on a busy Friday. It's
Speaker 2: coming up next in the news junkie. I have a
Speaker 2: big question for you here, and I think we're gonna
Speaker 2: have lots of different answers on what's going on, but
Speaker 2: this boils down to are the kids okay?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: The center point of what I'm about to ask you
Speaker 2: are the kids okay? And to get into this, we
Speaker 2: need to sort of bring our back ourselves back in
Speaker 2: time a little bit.
Speaker 1: We need to bring ourselves back to a point.
Speaker 2: In time where you were in senior year in high school,
Speaker 2: twelfth grade. Getting in the time machine, We're going back
Speaker 2: to twelfth grade.
Speaker 1: Buckle up, everybody, one of us is speaking. Lights are
Speaker 1: losing by okay, welcome back.
Speaker 5: Slightly drunk, your weird haircut.
Speaker 2: We're in twelfth grade, and now I ask of you
Speaker 2: a couple of questions. All right, in twelfth grade, you're
Speaker 2: in high school and senior year. Had you at that point,
Speaker 2: Sabrina tried alcohol as you tried alcohol ever in your life? Yes, yes, Josh, yes,
Speaker 2: yes from me too, and yes from probably everybody in chat.
Speaker 2: Is what I'm gonna gett you're drinking. Yeah, but a
Speaker 2: lot of people, did you know a lot of them?
Speaker 2: Sean says, we were drinking forties of oe and tenth grade.
Speaker 2: All right, we thought we were gangster.
Speaker 11: You were.
Speaker 5: You were sharing amongst seven people, one forty.
Speaker 2: People in twelfth grade. Drinking was pretty common at the time.
Speaker 2: What about this in twelfth grade, i'd senior year of
Speaker 2: high school, Sabrina.
Speaker 1: Did you have your driver's license?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Did you have you had your driver's lecens What about you? Josh? Oh, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: you both had your driver's lecense. I didn't. I didn't
Speaker 1: get mine until I was eighteen, so I was actually.
Speaker 5: Out of high school after driving a car illegally.
Speaker 11: I was not.
Speaker 2: But you know, you have to get your license and
Speaker 2: have it for six months and your learners permit and
Speaker 2: all that stuff. I waited for so long that I
Speaker 2: was like, I'll just wait till I'm eighteen and I'll
Speaker 2: get them both on the same day, and uh, and
Speaker 2: I did it that way.
Speaker 1: Next question, did.
Speaker 2: You have a job where you got paid when you
Speaker 2: were a senior in high school?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, we were senior.
Speaker 5: My job was when I was fourteen, fourteen or fifteen.
Speaker 2: Okay, you were working, you were earning money, you had,
Speaker 2: you were bringing in revenue from a job.
Speaker 1: What about you, Josh, senior year of high school. I
Speaker 1: got mine like the month after I graduated.
Speaker 5: So the answer is no.
Speaker 1: I was trying to make myself sound better.
Speaker 2: Uh, senior year of high school. And I'll get to
Speaker 2: the point here momentarily, I promise senior year of high school?
Speaker 1: Did you had you had sex at that point in time?
Speaker 5: Okay, that's none of your business. No, I did not.
Speaker 4: No, I lost my mom.
Speaker 5: Okay, whatever, it's not the other stuff.
Speaker 4: But yeah, and heterosexual sex until later on.
Speaker 1: It's not a competition and the slightest. But Josh, did
Speaker 1: you add you had sex by that point senior year
Speaker 1: high school? Obviously? Yeah? Clearly, me too. I mean definitely
Speaker 1: the cool people had most of it.
Speaker 2: So cool.
Speaker 5: I don't have a job, and didn't you didn't drive, Sean.
Speaker 2: So I think it went I think it goes without
Speaker 2: saying that all of us had dated somebody or I
Speaker 2: had a date right, had gone on a date at
Speaker 2: that point.
Speaker 1: Done.
Speaker 2: Here's the reason I asked, look at this chart. This
Speaker 2: is unbelievable. I'll explain it for everybody listening. This is
Speaker 2: teenagers over the years, where in the nineteen seventies and eighties,
Speaker 2: eighty to ninety percent of them had their driver's license,
Speaker 2: of eighty percent of them had tried alcohol, seventy five
Speaker 2: percent of them had a job at the point, and
Speaker 2: we're getting paid in some.
Speaker 1: Not surprising sean, Well, hold on, hold on, let me
Speaker 1: get there, and all of these things over the years,
Speaker 1: the vast majority of seniors in high school had done
Speaker 1: those things. Tried alcohol, had their driver's license, had a
Speaker 1: job that paid them, had sex, or had gone on
Speaker 1: a date. Now here are the numbers.
Speaker 2: And this is according to a couple of different studies,
Speaker 2: like the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System. Okay, but tried
Speaker 2: alcohol is down to fifty four percent of high school
Speaker 2: seniors say that they have tried alcohol, have their driver's
Speaker 2: license is down to forty eight percent of high school
Speaker 2: seniors ever gone on a.
Speaker 1: Date is down to forty percent. Okay, anymore from eighty
Speaker 1: five percent to forty percent have they ever gone on
Speaker 1: a date? Only forty percent.
Speaker 2: Of high school seniors said they ever have gone on
Speaker 2: a date. So I bring all of this to you
Speaker 2: to show you that I'm not sure what they're doing,
Speaker 2: but they aren't doing this stuff. Okay, they're saying that
Speaker 2: since the seventies, eighties, nineties, early two thousands, all of
Speaker 2: this has plummeted in high school seniors don't drink, they
Speaker 2: don't get their driver's license, they don't have jobs, they
Speaker 2: don't have sex, they don't ever date.
Speaker 1: Are they fun? Here's the question, is this true? And
Speaker 1: did this decline in all of.
Speaker 2: These activities actually happen or has something changed with the
Speaker 2: rate of honesty kids are willing to give when asked
Speaker 2: these questions.
Speaker 1: Do they maybe say, Hey, you know what's going on here?
Speaker 2: I'm I'm not admitting to this. I don't know what's
Speaker 2: private any more. I'm not going to be real with you.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to tell you the truth. That's the question.
Speaker 4: I mean, in my opinion, and my younger siblings are
Speaker 4: not that far from my age, but they might as
Speaker 4: well be like a severe it's a significant difference and
Speaker 4: how much I shared with my parents growing up, especially
Speaker 4: in that age group.
Speaker 5: It was all about making sure that was being respectful.
Speaker 4: And I'm not stressing them out and I'm sleeping over
Speaker 4: at Kelsey's house, but I'm going to the club in Miami.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: I was blown away coming home from college and seeing how.
Speaker 4: Much my younger siblings told my parents I've had all
Speaker 4: included sex and alcohol. Stuff they would do openly smoking weed.
Speaker 4: I mean, I would never in a million years. I
Speaker 4: can talk to my mom for hours. If I had
Speaker 4: just taken one little dube hit, I had to like
Speaker 4: leave a voicemail. And back in the day, kiddos, we
Speaker 4: used to be able to call our own voicemail and
Speaker 4: then press star and then put in your parents' phone
Speaker 4: number and you could just leave them a voicemail and
Speaker 4: say your phone wentn't write the voicemail, and I had.
Speaker 5: To pace back and forth because it was so soon that.
Speaker 4: Conduct to them. Now it's like want to hit this mom.
Speaker 4: It's way different.
Speaker 2: But do you think lacks parenting has made people want
Speaker 2: to do those things last?
Speaker 5: I think that it's transparency of the generations.
Speaker 2: Well, there's probably two things going together there I mean,
Speaker 2: they're not going to be transparent if their parents are
Speaker 2: still just as strict. I think that those probably kind
Speaker 2: of dovetail with each other.
Speaker 1: But is it that? Is it because there's less pressure.
Speaker 2: To not do these things and parents are like, we
Speaker 2: just wanted to be honest with you that kids are like,
Speaker 2: I don't want to do them.
Speaker 1: They're not.
Speaker 2: It doesn't seem as crazy or cool anymore. So I
Speaker 2: don't even want to go out and drink or do
Speaker 2: these things. Are the kids okay?
Speaker 1: Parents? I want to hear from you, and particular.
Speaker 2: The amount of dating, especially when they go to like
Speaker 2: eighth or ninth graders. They're not dating. They're not They're
Speaker 2: off jobs that pay them. They're not dating or said
Speaker 2: that are right, They're not trying alcohol, they're not doing
Speaker 2: all of these things. Parents, Is this something you're noticing?
Speaker 2: Let us know and send us a dispatch at the
Speaker 2: news Junkie dot com right now. All right, we'll get
Speaker 2: into those dispatches, your responses, all that good stuff.
Speaker 5: Did you about his stuff?
Speaker 4: You're in the age groom.
Speaker 1: Certain extent? What do you mean I'm the age group?
Speaker 5: I feel like you know he's gen z Is you know?
Speaker 1: Yes, dealing with you gen Z for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, did he share all the things that?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, not like we didn't.
Speaker 2: We don't have conversations about his love life like we
Speaker 2: will tell me about who he's dating and things like
Speaker 2: that and issues that he's having, and we can have
Speaker 2: conversations on virtually anything.
Speaker 1: He would tell me if he was drinking or smoke,
Speaker 1: can wed or He.
Speaker 2: Tells me about all those things, mostly because he knows
Speaker 2: that I have never gotten mad at him for any
Speaker 2: of those things. It's not the kind of person I am.
Speaker 2: And like whatever parenting skills I would display, don't show
Speaker 2: me doing that. And you know, maybe this says something
Speaker 2: because we've had that relationship like that.
Speaker 1: Dylan doesn't really drink the nerd. He doesn't really not
Speaker 1: a drinker.
Speaker 5: They're not drinking now, but they vape so much.
Speaker 1: They vape and they zin, they zin till the day
Speaker 1: is over.
Speaker 5: Like other drugs that we just waited for one you know,
Speaker 5: edm concert to do. That's just very lax.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they aren't doing this stuff though, according to this,
Speaker 2: unless you think they're lying. And I'd like to hear
Speaker 2: if you think that's an angle too, let us know,
Speaker 2: send a dispatch over the news junky dot com quick break.
Speaker 2: When we're back, we'll talk about jury duty that is
Speaker 2: coming up next in the news Junkie. We got jury
Speaker 2: duty coming up in a bit. I'm not sure if
Speaker 2: Moses is going to be stopping by.
Speaker 5: Yeah, huge mystery.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we don't know, but definitely if you know he's
Speaker 4: going to stop by, give me heads up. So I'm
Speaker 4: gonna make sure everything's set up for him.
Speaker 1: Oh is he legitimately there?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh hey, Moses, Moses Law Firm. Let's hear it from there?
Speaker 2: He is, mo Yeah, I could see him perfectly. He's
Speaker 2: over there, just working away once again, not paying attention.
Speaker 17: Motion, trying to find my link to the video thing here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't worry about it. Ninety nine point of these
Speaker 2: people can't see you. Just hold no, you don't have
Speaker 2: to you know, you have to hold the lats.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's very blair witch. But I'm getting here
Speaker 1: right now exactly. Yeah. Oh god, here we go.
Speaker 2: I want to talk about a handful of things with Moses,
Speaker 2: So let's get into that handful.
Speaker 1: Let's do jury duty.
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Speaker 18: and pay attention before we call the bailiff over to
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Speaker 2: Jury duty brought to you body one. The only modo
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Speaker 1: Just call Mo.
Speaker 2: He is a great guy and he is ready to
Speaker 2: fight for you. And you know, I'm not like the
Speaker 2: FBI guy where he's putting the gun to me or anything.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying this from the kindness of my heart.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you that MO is awesome. He'll help you
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Speaker 1: An accident and fight those insurance companies. Don't worry about them.
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Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Is there anything that's off limits that we can't say
Speaker 2: about you at the roast?
Speaker 5: Moses?
Speaker 1: Would you say?
Speaker 2: Because I have stuff that's written, but I mean I
Speaker 2: I also do not plan to go soft if somebody
Speaker 2: else goes hard Margy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, do you have like two different things, like because
Speaker 5: you're the last, you.
Speaker 1: Got soft paper and hard paper.
Speaker 2: I just have different different things I've written down, and
Speaker 2: I don't have the ability to be like, well, that
Speaker 2: person didn't really take too many.
Speaker 1: Shots at me, so I'm going to be easy on them.
Speaker 2: I've decided beforehand what level of you know, attack mode.
Speaker 1: I will engage in.
Speaker 4: The in the roast, and then you're definitely going super
Speaker 4: soft on there.
Speaker 1: Yeah obviously, Yeah, and uh, Antsy Lane and certainly Moses.
Speaker 1: Just remember Sean, I know you're deep darts secrets. Uh,
Speaker 1: maybe some, But does a roast? Can I break a
Speaker 1: turning client privilege?
Speaker 2: Out a roast? I give you permissions like a Venezuelan
Speaker 2: drug boat. Huh, just just nuke me out of orbit
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 1: Mos. Let's talk about Moses.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the big bust this week of these
Speaker 2: NBA players. Let's say that somebody gambled on one of
Speaker 2: these games and now the legitimacy of the game comes
Speaker 2: into question. Are they risking being sued these different you know,
Speaker 2: gambling outlets over bets they took on games that might
Speaker 2: have been wrapped up in this whole NBA scam.
Speaker 17: I mean, potentially there probably will be some lawsuits, but
Speaker 17: given that they didn't have any direct knowledge, assuming they
Speaker 17: didn't have any direct knowledge of it, it would probably
Speaker 17: be hard to implicate them obviously. You know, I guess
Speaker 17: organized crime sort of involved in this, so there could
Speaker 17: be some potential lawsuits there, but it's organized crime, so yeah,
Speaker 17: it's probably more like that.
Speaker 5: That's just prosecution.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Everything boils down these days to insider information. Like for instance,
Speaker 2: I told the very complicated story. I try to stay
Speaker 2: away from too many of the details of it. But
Speaker 2: there is a person who is very wealthy, very knowledgeable
Speaker 2: about cryptocurrency who just moments before Trump had an event
Speaker 2: where he was going to announce tariffs on China, shorted bitcoin.
Speaker 1: So it seemed very.
Speaker 2: Obvious that this person knew there was a press conference
Speaker 2: coming up. They knew the info at the press conference
Speaker 2: would cause bitcoin to drop in price, so they bet
Speaker 2: against bitcoin and made money off of bitcoin falling with
Speaker 2: their insider information about what was going to be said.
Speaker 2: And now we see that somebody was on polymarket, which
Speaker 2: is a website we can bet on real world things,
Speaker 2: like you know, will Sean say this at the roast
Speaker 2: or will you know not just a sports betting and
Speaker 2: things not. We're not on there necessarily, but you can
Speaker 2: bet on these more or real life things. And somebody
Speaker 2: plays to bet that Trump and they said, it's the
Speaker 2: same person, the same person who shorted bitcoin bet that
Speaker 2: Trump was going to pardon the bitcoin guy who ended
Speaker 2: up pardoning this week from Binance or whatever. I forgot
Speaker 2: his name, the Chinese bitcoin guy from Binance. And that
Speaker 2: person clearly knows this stuff. When it comes to insider trading.
Speaker 2: We know what happens in this stock world. You're not
Speaker 2: supposed to do that, even though a lot of people
Speaker 2: do it. But what about these other worlds where people
Speaker 2: maybe they have inside information and they bet on a
Speaker 2: basketball game.
Speaker 1: Is that technically breaking the law? So I think it
Speaker 1: depends on the situation.
Speaker 17: Now, obviously, the stock market's very different because it's regulated
Speaker 17: by the SEC, and there's been pushes for cryptocurrency to
Speaker 17: be regulated as well. But anytime you're manipulating a market,
Speaker 17: I think you're prone to potential criminal prosecution. So whether
Speaker 17: it's a gambling market where you're potentially manipulate the market
Speaker 17: based on insider information or cryptocurrency. I think if you're
Speaker 17: acting on something that's not publicly available, you may be
Speaker 17: at the risk of potential prosecution or criminal charges.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it could be something that you'd be facing.
Speaker 2: BS on YouTube says games aren't being rigged and nothing
Speaker 2: at all suggested it. Reading is fundamental, fundamental ffs know
Speaker 2: your topics.
Speaker 1: Absolutely one thousand percent.
Speaker 2: Games are being rigged on. The poker games in particular,
Speaker 2: were obviously rigged. According to what the FED said at
Speaker 2: this press conference this week, Not only were the poker
Speaker 2: games rigged, they said they were using X ray machines
Speaker 2: built into the tables to read the cards, contact lenses
Speaker 2: and glasses that read pre marked cards, secret cameras in
Speaker 2: the card trays, and various other tactics to cheat on
Speaker 2: these games.
Speaker 4: In the poke games get caught. Wow wild to me.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know if there was some
Speaker 1: sort of insider or niched or yeah, picked up by
Speaker 1: the FBI. Yeah, yeah, you're.
Speaker 4: Putting down that much money as a player and a
Speaker 4: very rich person. Is that not something ye like double
Speaker 4: check on. I don't know, I've only seen this kind
Speaker 4: of stuff in the movies.
Speaker 1: But if you're putting.
Speaker 4: Down if it's a you know, uh, you know for
Speaker 4: sure you're gonna be five hundred thousand dollars at some point.
Speaker 2: You have to remember that there's a level of fear
Speaker 2: baked in here, Sabrina where you're like at a off
Speaker 2: the record gambling place.
Speaker 1: You're not in a casino, but.
Speaker 4: If you're off the records can still be involved.
Speaker 17: Or some of these though legitimate, like they were gambling
Speaker 17: through a casino, but they were like, wasn't one of
Speaker 17: them he walked off the court and there was like
Speaker 17: a prop bet or something on that he left.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, some of them, Yes, some of them were
Speaker 2: prop bets, and yeah, absolutely some of them were actual
Speaker 2: legitimate games.
Speaker 1: That this is two things.
Speaker 2: One happened with organized crime and the four you know,
Speaker 2: organized uh crime families, and the other one happened in
Speaker 2: the the world of the NBA. And there's allegations that
Speaker 2: Terry Rosier and Chauncey Billips may have actually used information
Speaker 2: and allowed people to cheat based on that information, and
Speaker 2: others in the NBA did this and may have even
Speaker 2: manipulated some of the games that they were actively participating in.
Speaker 11: It.
Speaker 2: So one thousand percent rigging is going to be at
Speaker 2: play in this. You're just not right about that, unfortunately
Speaker 2: for you. Okay, we have a lot of questions for
Speaker 2: Moight mos right, he's right about this, I'm sure, but
Speaker 2: folks not so much.
Speaker 1: All Right, here's what we're gonna do.
Speaker 2: We are going to take a quick break, real fast,
Speaker 2: and when we come back, we'll have more with mo.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, I'll tell you about this Ai mishap.
Speaker 2: That's just unbelievable. And I got some more clips to
Speaker 2: try to work in before the end of the show.
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Speaker 1: Our friend Moe is with us. He's hanging out.
Speaker 2: Whether he likes it or not. We are keeping him
Speaker 2: here against him, We are holding him against his will.
Speaker 2: And no, I've been talking a bunch about this this judge,
Speaker 2: and I mean, there are a lot of out of
Speaker 2: control judges out there that I continue to see. I
Speaker 2: find it to be very frustrating. It doesn't seem like
Speaker 2: there's a lot that you can do. The one in
Speaker 2: question that I've been giving some heat is a woman
Speaker 2: named Elaine Barber, and Elaine Barber this judge.
Speaker 1: She had this guy who multiple times.
Speaker 2: Ended up in a bunch of tub and then she
Speaker 2: ended up letting this guy out on small.
Speaker 1: Amounts of bonds.
Speaker 2: It was nine but he paid what yeah, you put
Speaker 2: up like, you know, nine hundred and fifty bucks or whatever.
Speaker 1: This is off the cusp of.
Speaker 5: Maureene or something.
Speaker 4: Warren the prosecutor or the person that would be in
Speaker 4: charge Monique World, who was.
Speaker 5: Getting a lot of flak.
Speaker 4: I'd even been fired but then was re elected for
Speaker 4: letting out what would have what she was accused of
Speaker 4: was like a lot of violent criminals, and even she
Speaker 4: had spoken up against this person being let out.
Speaker 2: There was Yeah, there was a lot of people who
Speaker 2: saw this and was like, this person is dangerous and
Speaker 2: what are we doing? The person said they want to
Speaker 2: kill somebody. All the signs are there right now. You're
Speaker 2: an attorney, your goal before judges. I don't expect you
Speaker 2: to directly address this judge in this situation, but speaking
Speaker 2: in a more general sense, what is there that holds
Speaker 2: judges accountable when it comes to the decisions they make
Speaker 2: in their courtrooms, the bonds that they apply to people,
Speaker 2: even if they might be a flight.
Speaker 1: Risk or other things.
Speaker 2: Is it simply when people see things that they just
Speaker 2: have to wait and you have to wait till the
Speaker 2: next election?
Speaker 1: Or are there other things? Can judges get in trouble?
Speaker 1: What happens in these cases?
Speaker 17: Well, I mean, judges have a duty to uphold the
Speaker 17: law right, so they can be appealed and if you know,
Speaker 17: their decision is incorrect and appellate court can overturn it.
Speaker 17: But you know, in Florida, there is a constitutional right
Speaker 17: to bail, so and that constitutional right depends on the
Speaker 17: individual financial means of each person. So, you know, bail
Speaker 17: can it is supposed to be allowable in certain offenses
Speaker 17: and that maybe you know, ninety five hundred dollars for
Speaker 17: one person maybe appropriate, where depending on another person's financial means,
Speaker 17: you know, two million dollars may be appropriate. So sometimes
Speaker 17: it's not necessarily it's both the severity of the crime
Speaker 17: and that person's individual financial means. There is a system,
Speaker 17: of course of you know, appeals and things like that.
Speaker 17: And of course you know here, at least in the
Speaker 17: state of Florida, circuit court judges are elected officials, and
Speaker 17: you know, you can go out and vote for them.
Speaker 1: How often is that? How do they come out?
Speaker 2: It's every four years, I think four years. Okay, every
Speaker 2: four years. You have that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: You know, it's funny because most people don't even watch that.
Speaker 17: They don't most people don't know who the judges are.
Speaker 17: They no, aren't really invested in those campaigns.
Speaker 2: No, no, yeah, And I'm not trying to pull you
Speaker 2: into this this drama because obviously you have to deal
Speaker 2: with judges and stuff.
Speaker 1: But when I see this kind of so it's fair.
Speaker 2: I just say this because I see it and it
Speaker 2: makes me crazy because sometimes I think judges either don't
Speaker 2: care or don't understand that these kind of decisions could
Speaker 2: be life or death for people.
Speaker 1: And I've seen it in my neighborhood so many times.
Speaker 2: There was this poor woman who was attacked in her
Speaker 2: garage by this lunatic who was let out in a
Speaker 2: similar situation and this and was killed by this guy.
Speaker 1: And the judges just keep round and round we go.
Speaker 1: You know, let's put the person out there. Let's be empathetic.
Speaker 2: After all, they're dealing with some mental health crisis or whatever,
Speaker 2: and they put people back in danger over and over
Speaker 2: and over.
Speaker 1: And I got an email on this too from anonymous.
Speaker 2: It says, keep me anonymous, please tips at the news
Speaker 2: Junkie dot com. I'm happy you're calling the judge out
Speaker 2: of this case. Why Back in twenty fourteen, I robbed
Speaker 2: a gas station. I was hooked on drugs at the time.
Speaker 2: I did not have a weapon. I just asked them
Speaker 2: for money and I did not get violent. I was
Speaker 2: booked the next day and I was given a forty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars bond. I didn't have four thousand dollars to
Speaker 2: get myself out. The nine thousand dollars that was given
Speaker 2: to an attempted murderer and accused rapist is an absolute joke.
Speaker 2: I'm thankful for your attention to some of these people.
Speaker 2: The guy should have been in jail from his earlier crimes. I, however,
Speaker 2: spent eight months in jail waiting for the cord tape.
Speaker 2: It was the end to my bad choices in life,
Speaker 2: and I'm now a business owner.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: This person saying, like you know sometimes it allows you
Speaker 2: the time to clean yourself up and change your life
Speaker 2: a little bit, if you're not bounced right back out
Speaker 2: into it.
Speaker 1: I think that people get upset.
Speaker 17: About that, and they should be, and I would remind
Speaker 17: people though, you know, it's easy to attack the judge,
Speaker 17: but the judge has an obligation to follow the law.
Speaker 17: And while judges do have discretion in certain circumstances, I'm
Speaker 17: not going to speak specifically to this circumstance. Like I said,
Speaker 17: there is a constitutional right to bond in the state
Speaker 17: of Florida or one of the few states that has that. So,
Speaker 17: you know, while it's easy to attack the person who's
Speaker 17: you know, issuing the order, the judge is following you know,
Speaker 17: the state statutes and the state constitution in this case,
Speaker 17: and so they really have to abide by.
Speaker 1: That is there.
Speaker 2: But is there anything, even if this person's intigen is
Speaker 2: there anything that would prevent a judge in any case
Speaker 2: from saying, I think this person is a danger to society.
Speaker 1: I think this person is at risk of fleeing justice.
Speaker 2: And I'm going to give them a million dollar bond
Speaker 2: because I don't think that that will be something that
Speaker 2: they're able to afford to get out.
Speaker 1: Are they allowed to do that?
Speaker 17: They can do that, but then they most likely their
Speaker 17: attorney will then file emotion to have that bond amount
Speaker 17: corrected based upon the charges that that person faces and
Speaker 17: the financial means of that individual, and then we'll present
Speaker 17: evidence on that. So ultimately, again it depends on the
Speaker 17: crimes that they're facing or that they're accused of, and
Speaker 17: their financial circumstances. But like I said, in most cases,
Speaker 17: you have a constitutional right to bond, So in most cases,
Speaker 17: a reasonable bond has.
Speaker 1: To be ordered by the judge. Okay, I wanted to
Speaker 1: read you this because they said I wouldn't do it. MoU.
Speaker 2: They said I wouldn't do it, And that's what I
Speaker 2: like that I'm wrong. I'm proving I'm proven you wrong.
Speaker 2: You're the them. I'm proving you and Josh wrong. From
Speaker 2: the beginning of the show, somebody sent in an email
Speaker 2: and I said, I would ask MO and then.
Speaker 5: Picture you.
Speaker 2: No, this person said, it's Phil. He says, hey, junkies,
Speaker 2: I know you guys aren't wrestling fans, but there's a
Speaker 2: big and real story going on right now in the
Speaker 2: world of pro wrestling, with a wrestler getting fired from
Speaker 2: the WWE and then showing up on aw television. WWE
Speaker 2: then set aw the competing wrestling organization a cease and
Speaker 2: desist letter saying the wrestler and draw Day or something
Speaker 2: has a one year no compete in his contract and
Speaker 2: can't wrestle anywhere else and they're not paying him. This
Speaker 2: link explains what's happening. But I want to know how
Speaker 2: is this legal? Probably it's just a general non compete question.
Speaker 2: It seems like it's just surrounded in the wrestling world.
Speaker 1: I guess yeah.
Speaker 17: I mean, you know, at least in Florida, you're allowed
Speaker 17: to have non competes. There typically has to be some
Speaker 17: restrictions on it with it. Usually it's a geographic restriction
Speaker 17: or an industry restriction so that people can get some job,
Speaker 17: just maybe not in that field or in the geographic region.
Speaker 1: But yeah, we see non competes all the time.
Speaker 17: I mean, I think you guys know they exist in
Speaker 17: radio quite often as well, So the same thing here.
Speaker 1: It's an entertainment contract and they have a non compete
Speaker 1: in it.
Speaker 5: I also think they're making a promo.
Speaker 4: I mean, I just looked up his name and they're like,
Speaker 4: may be returning to WWE after the release and the
Speaker 4: non compete.
Speaker 5: Is that why they're doing it?
Speaker 2: The wrestling fans have such a hard time separating real
Speaker 2: for fake.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, that is all right.
Speaker 2: Let us know what you think about this. Send us
Speaker 2: a dispatch. Go to thenewsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 1: Right now. All right, let's see I wanted to bring
Speaker 1: this up.
Speaker 2: Somebody, uh sent this over and it says this is
Speaker 2: the US Coast Guard and Alameda, California, MO.
Speaker 1: And there's some people in a U haul. Josh, let's
Speaker 1: show this down the line. I don't know if we
Speaker 1: can see this. Can you see this thing?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 2: Let me go that screen, right, Yeah, that's fine, that's fine, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's I understand.
Speaker 1: You got a right.
Speaker 2: So there's a U haul here and this is an Alameda,
Speaker 2: California and these are federal officers back here, and there
Speaker 2: was some people who were upset about this incident that
Speaker 2: went down. Now you can see the U haul backing up,
Speaker 2: backing up towards the officers. Then they started out with
Speaker 2: a fire. Oh oh, it stopped. It started driving the
Speaker 2: other direction and hauling ass out of there.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know if the person I'll get some more
Speaker 2: information about this. But you start driving a U haul backwards,
Speaker 2: forwards or whatever at officers at some point, and I
Speaker 2: don't know what that point is, mo, you you probably
Speaker 2: know more about it. At some point that becomes a
Speaker 2: weapon and not a car. And absolutely, I guess they're
Speaker 2: able to do this. Is that just like within a
Speaker 2: reasonable distance of them, thinking that you present a harm
Speaker 2: to them?
Speaker 17: Well, it's just like the self defense standard, right, if
Speaker 17: you have a reasonable belief that you're in fear of
Speaker 17: imminent bodily harm, so significant bodily harm or death, then
Speaker 17: you can use deadly force.
Speaker 1: To stop that. Yeah, somebody says they just let them
Speaker 1: drive off. Though why did they just let them drive off?
Speaker 4: It looked like the engine was smoking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, very far he stopped here, got a mask,
Speaker 1: combine the wheel. No, if you heard a lot of rounds, right,
Speaker 1: that was a lot.
Speaker 5: It was shot back unless there was on the side
Speaker 5: that we didn't know.
Speaker 2: I think it was they were shooting like through the
Speaker 2: back of this U haul. Let me bring it up,
Speaker 2: too reportedly injured. Here's the story on what happened here. Uh,
Speaker 2: this is too reportedly injured and that would be obviously
Speaker 2: the driver and whoever else was in this car I guess.
Speaker 15: Ran Oakland law enforcement officers opening fire on a truck
Speaker 15: that attempted to ram into the entrance to Coast Guard
Speaker 15: Station Alameda. It all happened at around ten pm after
Speaker 15: a day of protest there over a potential federal immigration crackdown.
Speaker 15: ABC seven is reporter Zac Puntez is live there now
Speaker 15: with the latest details.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised. I godn't die.
Speaker 19: Yeah, we just hurt from the Coast Guard around two
Speaker 19: this morning with an official statement from them, and they
Speaker 19: do say that a car tried to back into the
Speaker 19: gate at Coast Guard Base Alameta. We'll take you right
Speaker 19: now to video of the aftermath of when that happened
Speaker 19: around I mean, you can't do it night the activity
Speaker 19: surrounding a U haul box truck. Now, officials say that
Speaker 19: the Coast Guard security personnel that we're standing watch saw
Speaker 19: a vehicle driving erradically and according to them, it attempted
Speaker 19: to back into the base and they said the driver
Speaker 19: ignored commands to stop and that's when shots were fired.
Speaker 1: Now that seems to line up with what we just saw.
Speaker 1: You just can't do that.
Speaker 2: You cannot take a vehicle and aim it at police
Speaker 2: officers and think.
Speaker 1: That all is going to be well, he's not going
Speaker 1: to get his U haul deposit back. No, no, see
Speaker 1: she just said that. You you know it'll be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Get ahold, get a hold of Sabrina's Google Drive and
Speaker 2: just do her entire roast before.
Speaker 4: She gets Outogle drive.
Speaker 1: Free, because because that's what you do. What mine is
Speaker 1: also on my Google Drive? Is that surprising? And mine? Okay?
Speaker 1: Hold on?
Speaker 4: Do you think I have Google Drive?
Speaker 5: I have access to your Google Drive?
Speaker 1: You actually you might have access.
Speaker 4: I never looked and our thoughts a look, but that
Speaker 4: this does putting my set together?
Speaker 1: You have access to the whole Google Drive or just
Speaker 1: the one shared doc? That's not true?
Speaker 11: Is it?
Speaker 4: Where do we land as far as civil Chorus? Access
Speaker 4: to Google drives?
Speaker 1: And you know you're granted access, You were granted acts
Speaker 1: and that drive jokes that are by the way, I
Speaker 1: don't have any roast jokes on my Google drive just
Speaker 1: in case you were going to try to check I have.
Speaker 1: I just checked. Where am I keeping them?
Speaker 5: Are you keeping them my Google Drive?
Speaker 11: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I know you're looking.
Speaker 11: No I'm not.
Speaker 1: I swear to God I don't have any access to
Speaker 1: your stuff. I'm like, you have access to my stuff?
Speaker 1: Do I have access to yours?
Speaker 5: I don't know anymore.
Speaker 2: I don't have access yours. I assure you, I give
Speaker 2: you my word. I don't know if that's what that means.
Speaker 4: Well, we're here.
Speaker 1: What is off apparently?
Speaker 4: What you might as well say it for me, for everyone,
Speaker 4: because I'm roasting, mostly roasting Josh obviously roasting for me.
Speaker 2: Nothing about me is off limits. I don't have any
Speaker 2: limits on myself.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like I don't like, I don't want people going after.
Speaker 5: Roasted.
Speaker 4: Do you have access to Google?
Speaker 1: She's done it before. It was just more mean than
Speaker 1: listen you fhatically loser.
Speaker 5: I never said that.
Speaker 2: Wait, just painful, painful? All right, we're gonna take off limits.
Speaker 5: Don't call me fat.
Speaker 1: I didn't say anything. I wouldn't call you fat.
Speaker 2: I don't have anything about fat on my Google drive anywhere.
Speaker 4: I say, first joke, and like, honestly, what twenty seven
Speaker 4: font that's not true?
Speaker 5: To bring a show fat start with that?
Speaker 1: What a lame joke it.
Speaker 2: Would be to make a fat joke about you? What
Speaker 2: an absolutely lame joke.
Speaker 1: That when there's an actual fat guy.
Speaker 5: That's nice.
Speaker 4: We should know this.
Speaker 1: No, we should call this off. This is bad. This
Speaker 1: is bad.
Speaker 5: Here we contractually cannot call it off.
Speaker 4: So you want to what's the opposite of rows? So
Speaker 4: I'll just say nice things to each other for Sean Watson.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the toast toast of Sean Watson would be
Speaker 2: so boring.
Speaker 5: No, know, we get your giant head out of that.
Speaker 2: We we will just go full force on this and
Speaker 2: it is going to be a blast. I'll be next
Speaker 2: Thursday and it's your Halloween party. So let's get dressed up,
Speaker 2: let's have fun. Let's get in costumes, or if not,
Speaker 2: let's get fancy, and let's get all the details at
Speaker 2: the Newsjunkie dot Com slash roast.
Speaker 1: When we return.
Speaker 2: I can't believe I still haven't done that AI story,
Speaker 2: But we will do that. I've got it right here,
Speaker 2: and it's pretty crazy and involves a bag of chips.
Speaker 1: It'll make sense very soon.
Speaker 2: I got another clip of Trump getting upset about something,
Speaker 2: fighting with the press a little bit. We'll see what
Speaker 2: he said about that. I got that for us before
Speaker 2: we wrap things up today, and a whole lot more
Speaker 2: to close out of Friday. That's coming up next on
Speaker 2: the news junkie. I assure you, I promise you. Dispatches
Speaker 2: are on the way. I know I say that, but
Speaker 2: I really mean it this time. There's been some more
Speaker 2: fireworks inside the White House. I guess there was a
Speaker 2: press reporter who was asking Trump some questions and he
Speaker 2: couldn't understand what she was saying because she's French, and
Speaker 2: so yeah, well, I don't know.
Speaker 1: If he said that, but we'll see. Let's see. First
Speaker 1: of all, I wonder if it actually is hard to
Speaker 1: understand her.
Speaker 20: Yesterday there was a vote at on annexing the West Bank.
Speaker 20: Do you see it as a challenge to your peace efforts?
Speaker 1: Did you say that letter?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 20: Vote at in Israel on annexing the West Bank? Do
Speaker 20: you see it as a challenge to your peace efforts?
Speaker 13: Will you answer that place? Because I cannot understand the
Speaker 13: words you're saying, Where are you?
Speaker 5: Where are you from.
Speaker 13: Me?
Speaker 1: This is me at the end of the night of
Speaker 1: the bar when people just start saying, can you answer that?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's going on. She said, I think
Speaker 2: are you upset about a vote that happened? And what's
Speaker 2: essentially the Parliament of Israel about settlements?
Speaker 4: And do you think that's going to affect that was involved?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Do you think that's going to affect the peace process?
Speaker 2: Because of this annexation of the West Bank? And and
Speaker 2: he couldn't understand what the hell she was saying. I've
Speaker 2: heard him do this about three times now.
Speaker 5: But how does he interact with world leaders?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's.
Speaker 5: Speaking perfect English.
Speaker 1: You've seen it, You've seen it many times. I think.
Speaker 2: I mean, uh, Zelensky, for what, his whole time in
Speaker 2: the White House didn't go fantastic?
Speaker 5: That is this weird?
Speaker 4: I mean, did he not just have that crazy, weird
Speaker 4: handshake with the French Prime minister President?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I understood that.
Speaker 4: Prely.
Speaker 2: You don't understand what a masculine handshake looks like, so
Speaker 2: I understand that this would be a little right weird
Speaker 2: and off putty. But the way to do a masculine
Speaker 2: handshake is you have to physically hold on gay man's
Speaker 2: hand until they completely collapse in front of you. That's
Speaker 2: the way to do this. And I've done this the
Speaker 2: most several times. It's it's been very easy to overpower him.
Speaker 1: A handshake like this. It's not been a difficult thing,
Speaker 1: to be honest.
Speaker 4: With you, with those tiny little things you got there,
Speaker 4: and he has been very nice and he was gonna
Speaker 4: be nice at the roads. Was this little poking prodding.
Speaker 2: Zero percent chance of that. He on a normal day
Speaker 2: he comes in here and tries to take shots of me.
Speaker 2: If you asked Mo, what like what are your favorite
Speaker 2: things to do? Mo, it would be messing with Sean
Speaker 2: and then the law underneath it that would be no.
Speaker 4: Order of his son.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't like him. He's not not a fan.
Speaker 1: I am though. I think he's a fun little guy.
Speaker 4: You've never spent time with him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, I haven't met him multiple times before. How
Speaker 2: how old is Carter now? He's not thirteen?
Speaker 1: I know that for sure. I'm asking you.
Speaker 2: I'm asking you for a reason. Okay, Carter, Carter is
Speaker 2: what three? Four, six, six? As I said, just six.
Speaker 2: They all looked a saying, yeah, he can't vote or
Speaker 2: anything yet, So that a person, So yeah, please don't
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 1: So the reason why our.
Speaker 2: Friend's Ceiland isn't here today is because he had to
Speaker 2: take an emergency day off to plan his two year
Speaker 2: old's birthday problem that's for tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Last minute, he goes, guys, it's stressful guy, and he is.
Speaker 5: I have to take the day off and I have
Speaker 5: for if you need any help. And then I deleted
Speaker 5: that because I'm offering up for that.
Speaker 2: But I mean, and I said, what does a two
Speaker 2: year old even need from their birthday? And he starts,
Speaker 2: he starts spouting off like, oh, there's gonna be.
Speaker 1: A belle toes and to do this?
Speaker 5: What happened to Ceiland? Did he hit before?
Speaker 2: He told you that?
Speaker 1: That's what he sounds like.
Speaker 2: Then go Botoes. I go, okay, why your two year
Speaker 2: old is not going to remember any of this? When
Speaker 2: Dylan was too you know what we did for his birthday.
Speaker 2: We turned the light on. We turned the light on
Speaker 2: in the room where we kept him the entire time
Speaker 2: for one day. You get the light on in the
Speaker 2: dark room. That's and we gave him some legos and
Speaker 2: you get to, you know, hang out with yourself for
Speaker 2: the day.
Speaker 1: Fun cool to ross. Uh, he will be there.
Speaker 4: He will have a blown picture of his buddy teeth.
Speaker 1: So he will have a shot at the microphone. So
Speaker 1: I mean, it seems fair, Yeah, it seems fair. It
Speaker 1: seems he is. Yeah, it seems fair to me.
Speaker 5: I think Jackson do uh what if?
Speaker 1: What if I just did my entire rebuttal just on Jackson.
Speaker 5: In the ceiling impression that you just.
Speaker 1: I don't remember.
Speaker 2: I lost it already. Let me get to these stories that.
Speaker 2: By the way, Trump ended up telling the woman she
Speaker 2: had a beautiful accent. He did not say that.
Speaker 1: But I know the friends are pretty small. They tend
Speaker 1: to be. They tend to be.
Speaker 2: It's like when Japanese women make American women, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, because Japanese women, generally speaking don't have
Speaker 2: the kind of bodies that American women have.
Speaker 1: Or if American women, what do you do? That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying is just the truth.
Speaker 2: Why why do you think you think women in Japan
Speaker 2: on average have the same kind of bodies and the
Speaker 2: same sized bodies as women in America.
Speaker 5: I think all women have different sized bodies.
Speaker 2: Do you think that regionally there are groupings of women
Speaker 2: who have different sized bodies or everybody just magically has
Speaker 2: a body that's not associated with their culture or where
Speaker 2: they're from or anything.
Speaker 5: I'll go with the latter one to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, right, French babes don't shave.
Speaker 2: With a French call les competan. Okay, all right, right,
Speaker 2: let me get this done here. And and I don't
Speaker 2: mean that to say like this is something that I'm
Speaker 2: forced to do, but let me just get it done regardless.
Speaker 2: In Baltimore Health in Maryland. In Baltimore, they have a
Speaker 2: case that is being put together. I want to ask
Speaker 2: more after I give you the details here if this
Speaker 2: is a good case where he to have taken it
Speaker 2: an artificial intelligence detector.
Speaker 1: Now they have these in schools. No, you're aware of this, Like,
Speaker 1: they have.
Speaker 2: These detection systems that are supposed to detective somebody has
Speaker 2: a gun or contraband or something. They have them deployed
Speaker 2: in a lot of big schools. And there was a
Speaker 2: kidnamed Taki Allen and he was sitting with his friend.
Speaker 2: He was at Kenwood High School eating a bag of
Speaker 2: Dorito's and the police showed out. Not talkies, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: strangely enough, he had Dorito's TALKI was eating Dorito's. The
Speaker 2: police show up with guns pulled and everything. Eight cop
Speaker 2: cars show up at the camptos.
Speaker 1: Put the talkies down.
Speaker 2: I mean, they say get on the ground, and he says,
Speaker 2: I was like what And Alan then told uh told
Speaker 2: the news that the police said an AI detector at
Speaker 2: the school thought his bag of Dorito chips which he
Speaker 2: crumpled and put in his pocket was a weapon.
Speaker 4: Not to day.
Speaker 2: They made me get on my knees, They put my
Speaker 2: hands behind my head, that cuffed me. They searched me
Speaker 2: and then they figured out that I had nothing and
Speaker 2: they went over.
Speaker 4: Will the bag of Dorito's be looked at as a
Speaker 4: weapon that.
Speaker 2: They showed him the picture that triggered the AI detector.
Speaker 2: He was holding the Dorito's bag with two hands and
Speaker 2: he had one of his fingers out and the AI
Speaker 2: thought the way his hands were with a finger out
Speaker 2: on the Dorito bag that he had to come back.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe get off the free trial plan and play
Speaker 4: in pay for pro because that's insane.
Speaker 1: Well that's the question from out. Is this some sort
Speaker 1: of violation of your.
Speaker 2: Rights or can they just say our wonky Ai thought
Speaker 2: your chips were a gun.
Speaker 1: So you have to do whatever we say. What happens
Speaker 1: to these people?
Speaker 17: I mean, as long as it wasn't malicious, I think,
Speaker 17: you know, it's probably would be considered a lawful order
Speaker 17: for them to detain him and search him in this
Speaker 17: circumstance because they had a reasonable belief that there was
Speaker 17: a weapon or a gun.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you look at.
Speaker 5: Things reasonable, it's AI, that's well.
Speaker 17: I mean you look at it, you look like drug
Speaker 17: stuff dogs And they're only accurate about forty four percent
Speaker 17: of the time. But yet that still constitutes a legal
Speaker 17: search when they I.
Speaker 1: Don't think it should be though, I and I really
Speaker 1: has there been there should be pushed back against.
Speaker 5: That way against raw meat in your backpack, and.
Speaker 17: It has been pushed back so far the laws upheld it.
Speaker 17: So I think rarely here it would be a similar
Speaker 17: situation where they'd say, well, while AI is not perfect,
Speaker 17: it's not one hundred percent accurate, it's accurate most of
Speaker 17: the time or a certain percentage of the time that
Speaker 17: they deem good enough, and so since it alerted here,
Speaker 17: that gives them a reasonable belief to detain the individual
Speaker 17: and search.
Speaker 11: Them for that.
Speaker 4: Like I imagine that caused money for cups to show
Speaker 4: up and lock down the school and point guns at
Speaker 4: them and search them. They'll attach some sort of price
Speaker 4: tag to that, will they not.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it does.
Speaker 2: It probably doesn't happen that often, I would think, But
Speaker 2: it clearly this is an issue with the AI at
Speaker 2: this particular school.
Speaker 1: If they thought ships was a gun, that's crazy.
Speaker 2: But but mo, is there some part of this where
Speaker 2: they're worried, Hey, if we say this AI is garbage
Speaker 2: and we can't use this to frisk you and stuff,
Speaker 2: We can't use the dogs because they're not perfectly accurate,
Speaker 2: well then we wouldn't be able to use bomb sniffing
Speaker 2: dogs at the at the airport or something, and then
Speaker 2: our security apparatus falls and and that becomes a problem.
Speaker 2: So therefore they protect these things and let people let
Speaker 2: police use them as a weapon to interrogate people. Could
Speaker 2: that be an issue that they're actually facing.
Speaker 17: Well, I mean there's always the slippery slippery slope argument, right,
Speaker 17: That's essentially what you're making there, is that if we
Speaker 17: don't allow it here, then we can't allow it there,
Speaker 17: and then basically everything falls apart. And you can go
Speaker 17: the other way with it as well, and say, you know,
Speaker 17: we should search everybody because even if it's wrong one
Speaker 17: percent of the time, you know, we should still be
Speaker 17: able to search them because that's the process A.
Speaker 2: Market probably, Yeah, yeah, last question for you, Moses on
Speaker 2: this front, and I'm going to try to lawyer this up,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to I'm gonna screw it up entirely.
Speaker 2: I would like to put forward a terrible argument that
Speaker 2: will hold no way. But I saw that the Miami
Speaker 2: Police are pushing out an autonomous police vehicle. First, right, well,
Speaker 2: it's the police car, and there's like drones, and they
Speaker 2: can heat sinc they go like heat seeking technology, and
Speaker 2: there's all kinds of stuff that could do on this
Speaker 2: autonomous police car. Now, at first, and I don't really
Speaker 2: care about this, but at first there's going to be
Speaker 2: a cop riding along with to make sure nothing goes south.
Speaker 2: But eventually, I'm sure they plan on using these vehicles
Speaker 2: in the future to roam around and do stuff. Now,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you my argument, and then I'll also tell
Speaker 2: you what my argument is stupid. I would say that
Speaker 2: if you add an autonomous police car going around and
Speaker 2: let's say like issuing people tickets or trying to charge
Speaker 2: you with some sort of crime, I feel like that's
Speaker 2: not fair because I'm not able to face my accuser
Speaker 2: in some way, because this is a robot that has accused.
Speaker 1: Me of speeding or of doing whatever.
Speaker 2: Now, the reason why I think this is stupid and
Speaker 2: holds no water is because if that was true, then
Speaker 2: red light cameras wouldn't be able to be a thing.
Speaker 2: But what do we think about like these autonomous cops
Speaker 2: coming into the scenario even this early.
Speaker 17: Now, Well, I mean what you're referring to as the
Speaker 17: confrontation clause of the US Constitution basically saying that you know,
Speaker 17: you have the right to confront your accuser and cross
Speaker 17: examine them. So when you have a robot like this,
Speaker 17: that's you know, issuing essentially arresting people. That violates the constant,
Speaker 17: the confrontation clause of the Constitution. Now with the red
Speaker 17: light cameras, that was part of the issue was because
Speaker 17: you were getting points on your license it they were
Speaker 17: arguing it violated that clause. I think what they what
Speaker 17: they did, and it's been a while since this all happened,
Speaker 17: was they basically said it's just a civil infraction where
Speaker 17: you have to pay a fine. And then they changed
Speaker 17: the way. The statue was ritter than the state of
Speaker 17: Florida to allow those allow those cameras and it didn't
Speaker 17: violate the confrontation clause. But if you're actually arresting people
Speaker 17: or even you know, issuing notices of the notices to
Speaker 17: appear and having criminal charges, then you would have an
Speaker 17: issue constitutionally.
Speaker 2: So a robot arresting a citizen is unconstitutional then.
Speaker 1: As we currently sit, yeah, for now, I believe it is.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: I think luck telling that robot as it's arresting that
Speaker 5: that thing.
Speaker 17: The interesting question could be when there's a robot that
Speaker 17: then it's almost like a drone robot where there's a
Speaker 17: police officer who's watching it through the cameras in real
Speaker 17: time and making decisions with that robot. Don't that violate
Speaker 17: the confrontation clause since you do have an officer sort.
Speaker 1: Of there, unbelievable.
Speaker 2: All right, we're gonna take quick break when we come
Speaker 2: back the final dispatches stories that didn't make the cut,
Speaker 2: and of course today learned to wrap everything up for
Speaker 2: a Friday that is coming up next on the news. Junkie,
Speaker 2: Be safe out there. It's supposed to be nice and
Speaker 2: beautiful this weekend. Honestly, look for someplace is.
Speaker 5: Depending where you are on sweaters at.
Speaker 2: Big Thanks to just Calmo and just Callmo dot com,
Speaker 2: there is Moses DeWitt, thanks cragging out with us. Thank you, sir,
Speaker 2: big thanks to Josh Fowler for filling in for Seland
Speaker 2: who was very wrapped up and planning his two year
Speaker 2: old's birthday party. And oh god, off off the chain
Speaker 2: as it were absolutely off the chain this weekend, and
Speaker 2: big thanks to you for hanging out with us.
Speaker 1: We appreciate that. All you have to do if you
Speaker 1: want to.
Speaker 2: Learn more about the show is go to thenewsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 2: All right, a couple of things on the way out
Speaker 2: stories that didn't make the cut. People kept sending this over,
Speaker 2: But I'm I'm not familiar with the ghost hunting shows,
Speaker 2: but I guess what are the guys on a ghost
Speaker 2: hunting show, like a reality show, learned in the middle
Speaker 2: of filming that the police were at his house, and
Speaker 2: so you hear him say, like, the cops are in my.
Speaker 1: House right now.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, okay, what is this for lying about
Speaker 2: ghosts on television?
Speaker 1: No, not at all.
Speaker 2: In this case, it was the moment that the cops
Speaker 2: called him and told him that his wife had I
Speaker 2: tried to kill him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ghost hunters, Yes, it's one of the.
Speaker 2: Ghost hunter shows. He's on this paranormal shows called Ghost Adventures.
Speaker 2: Is this I think this might be the moment on
Speaker 2: the show where you figured this out.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on. I don't know what's
Speaker 1: going there in a phone call or some police at
Speaker 1: the police or in his house and he said he
Speaker 1: had to go outside.
Speaker 18: At this point, we will not be showing any further
Speaker 18: footage what it is at this moment that Aaron receives
Speaker 18: a call from the police that his wife has been
Speaker 18: a rested and charged with conspiracy to commit.
Speaker 1: Murder by hiring a hit man to have Aaron killed.
Speaker 2: Hilarious the music this guy is like, We're going to
Speaker 2: find the scariest, spookiest thing in this haunted house, and
Speaker 2: you go, buddy, I'll.
Speaker 1: Tell you what's scary real life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the real fear is always the thing that you're
Speaker 2: not necessarily paying attention to. But that's the real deal.
Speaker 2: Apparently that happened to this particular guy. And uh, let's
Speaker 2: do our final dispatches right now.
Speaker 1: Dispatches, but Sean will probably only play well that time
Speaker 1: for way, what am I supposed to do? Just to
Speaker 1: get out of the way? All right, fine, I'll just
Speaker 1: play one.
Speaker 2: We'll refresh and get the latest and greatest, and we'll
Speaker 2: see what we got here. Here is a richie talking
Speaker 2: about gambling.
Speaker 1: We could talk about gambling.
Speaker 4: Scamble had me in tears sean gambling scandal, said scandal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, okay, you know what you guys? Do you
Speaker 1: like police words? Over? Okay?
Speaker 11: You were?
Speaker 1: Do you now any words I say every single day?
Speaker 2: Gambling scandal, gambling scandal, gambling scandal, gambling scandal.
Speaker 1: Got it, nailed it.
Speaker 5: He's the one that dispatched. You were gonna yell at him.
Speaker 1: I want to yell at you. I want Oh god,
Speaker 1: we have to start today. No, we don't know. We've
Speaker 1: got plenty of it all started.
Speaker 4: Oh he has no idea that he's slow.
Speaker 1: There are nothing, no gamble. No, it's the scam scandal,
Speaker 1: gambling scandal.
Speaker 11: I got it.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you feel better? I do feel a little
Speaker 1: bit better. I worry about you. Market got a big
Speaker 1: weekend of Moses. You got a big weekend plan? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What are your plans? Nothing? May your old birthday party?
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, not.
Speaker 1: Allowed, no no.
Speaker 2: Last time you drank every kid's birthday party, the cops
Speaker 2: were called.
Speaker 4: It was a cute it is not.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that was That was us, buddy. Well that's
Speaker 1: why you have the ankle monitor on. But I think
Speaker 1: we can get beyond that. That's an ankle bracelet. Very
Speaker 1: good drive and it connects very well. Let's get out
Speaker 1: of here, here we go, let's do today. I learned.
Speaker 3: The following information may make you feel smarter, but will
Speaker 3: not actually increase your IQ.
Speaker 1: So don't get cocky.
Speaker 9: It's done.
Speaker 2: What we call today learn It is today learned for
Speaker 2: a Friday, October twenty fourth, twenty twenty five. Today I
Speaker 2: learned a musician by the name of Andrew Gold wrote
Speaker 2: this theme song right here, mo, good luck, here you go.
Speaker 2: He's singing the song, but he doesn't know its as
Speaker 2: Golden Girls, is correct. Yeah, musician Andrew Gold wrote both
Speaker 2: the Golden Girls theme song and the meme song Forgive Me.
Speaker 2: I am not initiated Spooky Scary Skeletons. Oh, I'm just
Speaker 2: not familiar with that Spooky Scary Skeletons, which is some
Speaker 2: sort of meme song. And thank you for being a
Speaker 2: friend and never let her slip away.
Speaker 1: I'd never heard of that one. It did slip away
Speaker 1: all for him.
Speaker 2: In twenty eighteen, Nebraska had the first child surrendering law
Speaker 2: in the nation, and it was intended to be for
Speaker 2: babies under thirty days old, but there was no age
Speaker 2: limit on it, so people were giving up their kids
Speaker 2: between the ages of ten and seventeen. They quickly amended
Speaker 2: the law and changed it so they couldn't do that,
Speaker 2: You monster parents.
Speaker 1: A lady with the twelve year old probably wanted that.
Speaker 1: She probably did. Yeah, mother of the Year, that lady,
Speaker 1: she's really update so warm. Yeah, that's true. All right,
Speaker 1: here we go today. Learn this guy right here? Date?
Speaker 5: Huh invisible man?
Speaker 1: Nope, that's not correct. Not invisible man? Can you not
Speaker 1: hear it?
Speaker 11: Is that?
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 1: Shoot? Yeah, I'll have to beaus.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 2: Three months before Kenny Rogers released a Gambler in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy eight, his producer encouraged Johnny Cash to do it.
Speaker 2: He said, this is gonna be great. I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: a Johnny Cash record this. But Johnny Cash was so
Speaker 2: high on drugs. This song sucked, and he was like,
Speaker 2: I'm just not going to tell him we recorded this.
Speaker 2: He'll forget in the morning.
Speaker 5: Gamble.
Speaker 1: Kenny Rogers became the gambler.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. Scamble, scamble, gamble. Now I forgot
Speaker 2: what the real thing is. Will's will be back on Monday,
Speaker 2: same time, same place. Cambling, gambling scandal. We'll see I'll
Speaker 2: see him Monday.
Speaker 21: Everybody, when the whole, no, when the food, no, when
Speaker 21: the walk away, no, when the run.
Speaker 1: You never count your body