Speaker 1: It is Thursday, February twenty six. The twenty twenty six
Speaker 1: wats to get You Today?
Speaker 2: From Cuba Taxi Florida boats to the NASA mystery illness.
Speaker 1: Astronaut comes clean and.
Speaker 2: The contents of Epstein's secret storage locker revealed. Plus your calls, dispatches, emails,
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Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, see you, what Lot's happening? Hello to you.
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Speaker 2: right into the studio at real time. How's everybody doing
Speaker 2: on a Thursday?
Speaker 3: Pretty good?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Hanging it there? Yeah, you know, all is well today.
Speaker 2: We got a lot to talk about. Lot going on
Speaker 2: in the world. Are you freeing to hear from you?
Speaker 2: I'm not really, I mean I am kind of freaking out.
Speaker 3: If I'm freaking a bit, can we all be freaking out?
Speaker 2: I just there's meltdown potential for me today, which I'm
Speaker 2: never as excited as you might think I am about
Speaker 2: like this could be the worst show of my life.
Speaker 1: This, Yeah, there's the chance to this. I'm glad you're optimistic.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: We're all gonna die.
Speaker 2: Kind of a glass half full kind of guy over here.
Speaker 2: And I'm just telling you there's a chance that this
Speaker 2: is going to be the worst show of my life
Speaker 2: today because after the show yesterday, it's been so distracting
Speaker 2: with the lovely folks who watch us on YouTube and twitch,
Speaker 2: and there's been some technical glitches, glitchies as I like
Speaker 2: to call them, little glitches. And as I've been trying
Speaker 2: to deal with these, I've worked on the very complicated
Speaker 2: setup that runs this show and allows you to watch
Speaker 2: if you want, you could watch on YouTube dot com,
Speaker 2: Slash the News Junkie, and I spent about two and
Speaker 2: a half hours so yesterday of like rebuildings the set
Speaker 2: up and changing and if it doesn't go right today,
Speaker 2: Like if there was a problem right now, as these
Speaker 2: words were coming out of my mouth, I would probably
Speaker 2: just jump in the pool and eat water. I would
Speaker 2: just probably say that.
Speaker 1: That's it, see you later. Eat water. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: just take it in, just take all of it into
Speaker 1: my lungs and so you can breathe in your drowned
Speaker 1: I would eat the water sea late.
Speaker 2: As I said the first time, just completely. That's the
Speaker 2: kind of day that I'm looking at on the horizon here.
Speaker 2: But I'm hoping for the best, everybody. So let's see
Speaker 2: how things go. Yeah, let's see how things go. And
Speaker 2: just for the hell of it, we kept the twitch
Speaker 2: around for today, even though Moses wanted us to annihilate
Speaker 2: the twitch side of things. There we go, all right,
Speaker 2: let's put our ears to the ground, our fingers in
Speaker 2: the pulse, let's see what's happening to this great, big,
Speaker 2: wide world of ours. We go to Fort Scott, Kansas. Everybody,
Speaker 2: I like this, and I'm gonna tell you why I
Speaker 2: like this in just a moment.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: This is a teenager who is doing something for the
Speaker 2: first time, all right, and I want you to get
Speaker 2: this message from me today. If you get any message,
Speaker 2: it is never too late, all right. It is never
Speaker 2: too late to learn. You can always learn things like this.
Speaker 2: You can always pick them up. This kid is a
Speaker 2: teenager and instead of all his friends making fun of
Speaker 2: him for the fact that he could not ride a bike,
Speaker 2: they all gathered around got their phones out. Of course,
Speaker 2: and they spend the day teaching him, as a full
Speaker 2: grown teenager, grown teenager, how to ride a bike. Here
Speaker 2: we go, they're all surrounding him. It's so funny because
Speaker 2: it's like a dad when your kid takes off on
Speaker 2: the bike for the first time.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, I'm waiting for the rug pull headfirst into a.
Speaker 3: Car, and you know what, I appreciate. The kid has
Speaker 3: a helmet on.
Speaker 2: What does he has a helmet on his head. It's
Speaker 2: over the top of his hoodie, which I don't know if.
Speaker 1: Is by the book. He's got it over his hoodie.
Speaker 2: He's on this bike, is a teenager, and his friends
Speaker 2: are rooting him on riding a bike for the first time.
Speaker 2: They're all celebrating a couple of curse words. Excuse me,
Speaker 2: a couple more curse words. They have to do that,
Speaker 2: they're teenagers.
Speaker 1: But he makes it. He does. He's free. Now he's free. Congratulations.
Speaker 3: Okay, they didn't teach.
Speaker 1: Him how to stop. I would. I wouldn't have ran
Speaker 1: alongside him for that long. And I'd been like.
Speaker 3: At the end of the cameraman's done. He's like, we'll
Speaker 3: just see you into the horizon.
Speaker 2: I think there and I want to do a little
Speaker 2: side quest on this during the show today.
Speaker 1: You want to learn to write a bike? Great thing.
Speaker 2: I know how to ride a bike, and you've seen
Speaker 2: me do it, just not faster than Sabrina on that
Speaker 2: day or on those on those days, a couple of days.
Speaker 1: I will tell you this. It is never too late
Speaker 1: for you to learn stuff.
Speaker 2: So I want to open it up on the dispatch
Speaker 2: side as we go through.
Speaker 1: All the drama and everything going on too the viral world.
Speaker 2: I want to open it up on the dispatch side
Speaker 2: and on the email for side stories. Here, tell me
Speaker 2: something that you didn't actually learn until later on in
Speaker 2: your life. And then when you did, you were like,
Speaker 2: you know how to sleep with women? That's that's took
Speaker 2: you a while. That took from what I remember when
Speaker 2: you were twenty two, right and bad at it the
Speaker 2: first handful of times.
Speaker 3: Right, you don't know actually on the line right now,
Speaker 3: that would be a great how was he to tell me?
Speaker 1: It seems easier than it is. It really. It's one
Speaker 1: of those things.
Speaker 2: But it's never too late to learn anything, and I
Speaker 2: want to know on the dispatch side. The positive little
Speaker 2: note that flows through the show today will be tell
Speaker 2: me something that you learned later on in life. Tell
Speaker 2: me the experience of that, because I think that so
Speaker 2: often people are like, well, you.
Speaker 1: Know, I can't really do X, but I'm I'm too
Speaker 1: old now. I just can't do it any longer. You're
Speaker 1: never too old.
Speaker 2: I mean there's some stuff like you probably shouldn't be
Speaker 2: a ninety year old MMA fighter.
Speaker 1: Fighting another ninety year old first time imer my.
Speaker 3: Front my money.
Speaker 1: Well, I would watch that.
Speaker 3: I would watch it, and then I do feel like
Speaker 3: we would be a minute and a half in where
Speaker 3: we want to stop watching it.
Speaker 1: Old UFC would be something man, just one haymaker and
Speaker 1: rip like you just wollow it up with a funeral afterwards.
Speaker 3: My god on foul mouth and they bruise immediately.
Speaker 1: So I might watch it. I'd watch it. Each match
Speaker 1: is the Coffin match.
Speaker 2: And maybe that's your thing. I saw a story today
Speaker 2: about a guy. I believe it's a dude. I didn't
Speaker 2: really read the story to sell the headline, if I'm
Speaker 2: honest with you, even me, I saw the headline and
Speaker 2: it said the world's oldest pool player like Billiard's player.
Speaker 2: I look this up sea line, the world's oldest billiards
Speaker 2: are pool player and.
Speaker 1: He's in his nineties.
Speaker 2: He or she is in their nineties and they're still
Speaker 2: playing competitive billiards.
Speaker 1: With like, oh, oh my gosh. Okay, first of all,
Speaker 1: it's not a man, it's a woman. It is a
Speaker 1: Florida woman.
Speaker 4: Why became the world's oldest competitive pool player at the
Speaker 4: age of ninety four, is still going strong at the
Speaker 4: age of ninety eight, yeah, and is headed into a
Speaker 4: tournament in Las Vegas. Her name is Maggie Kennedy and
Speaker 4: she was dubbed the world's oldest competitive pool player by
Speaker 4: Guinness in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: Hold on, I think I have this. I love this.
Speaker 1: These are the stories I want to hear.
Speaker 5: A woman is proving that you are never too old
Speaker 5: to do what you love. Maggie Kennedy is still chalking
Speaker 5: up her pool cue and she's ninety eight.
Speaker 3: Fun, she is competitive.
Speaker 5: In fact, Kennedy is preparing to fly to Las Vegas
Speaker 5: for the bight.
Speaker 6: Old as hell.
Speaker 1: I love it because you're never too old. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 1: she's too old.
Speaker 2: She's playing though she's playing, and she's playing against the professionals.
Speaker 2: You're never too old, somebody said, I started learning Kung
Speaker 2: Fu at fifty.
Speaker 1: It's been interesting. Love it, Love it. I want to
Speaker 1: hear these kind of stories today.
Speaker 2: I couldn't drive until I was twenty four because I
Speaker 2: lived in Europe and didn't need a car, and then
Speaker 2: learned that there you go, You're never too old. It's
Speaker 2: our little positive weave in throughout the show today as
Speaker 2: we get into everything else happening out there in the world.
Speaker 2: Love it, Love it, Love it, and good luck to
Speaker 2: Maggie Kennedy.
Speaker 1: Don't die and.
Speaker 2: Break them good What are you saying, pool, Rack them
Speaker 2: and break them, break them, break, break them in.
Speaker 1: The in the pockets, sir, eight ball corner pocket. There
Speaker 1: you go.
Speaker 2: Whatever you say to those pool player types, I say
Speaker 2: that to her right now. Meanwhile, I'm watching this story unfold,
Speaker 2: and it's so interesting to me.
Speaker 1: Something went down, as what we got.
Speaker 2: Something went down in Cuba with a boat registered in Florida,
Speaker 2: so it was like a Florida boat, a speedboat they're
Speaker 2: calling it, and it was registered in the state of Florida,
Speaker 2: and there was about ten people on board.
Speaker 1: They pulled up. According to the Cuban government, the boat
Speaker 1: opened fire on the Cuban.
Speaker 2: Soldiers and the Cuban soldiers. Of course, if this is true,
Speaker 2: of course the Cuban soldiers returned fire and killed four
Speaker 2: of the people on this boat.
Speaker 1: But what the hell were they doing there?
Speaker 2: And some of the rumors on this are crazy that
Speaker 2: these guys like they were extremists who were planning on
Speaker 2: taking over Cuba with ten people, which is just a.
Speaker 1: Brazen, brazen move. If that's the case, it wasn't there.
Speaker 4: A recent foiled coup that was coming out of maybe
Speaker 4: Florida or Miami or somewhere that was in a different country.
Speaker 4: We had like last year or the year before, there
Speaker 4: was a wild story about somebody that was trying to
Speaker 4: cool it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they wanted to take over a country. Do
Speaker 1: you remember this? You're never too old to coup.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're never too old to kill ninety eight year
Speaker 2: old woman who Now I've seen stories like this from
Speaker 2: time to time. I don't remember the exact one you're
Speaker 2: talking about. We talked about the Haiti one where you
Speaker 2: know the guy named Barbecue, Oh kind.
Speaker 1: Of power, what was it?
Speaker 3: I don't remember the place. I feel like it was
Speaker 3: in Asia. But they were taking out the politicians like
Speaker 3: by helicopter because and it was a lot of young
Speaker 3: people that it successfully.
Speaker 2: Cooed Oh mine, Oh was that in Nepall or something
Speaker 2: might be able to see what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was Nepal. I thought it was
Speaker 1: a South American company country. This was in Cuba.
Speaker 2: There was only ten people in the boat, and the
Speaker 2: allegations were that they were trying to take over the
Speaker 2: whole country. Cuba is kind of crumbling right now economically,
Speaker 2: they're always kind of.
Speaker 1: Maybe they thought ten people was enough that this will
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 4: I mean, who headline this morning was that ten people
Speaker 4: took a boat from from Key West and took over Cuba.
Speaker 4: And it is now called you know, ten Peopleville or
Speaker 4: whatever or whatever whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, whatever, it came up with ten people took
Speaker 1: over Cuba. When you go wow, it will be impressed. Oh, Seilan,
Speaker 1: I think you might have been talking about the situation
Speaker 1: in Africa where this happened.
Speaker 2: Is that Does that seem like it rings a bell
Speaker 2: because that there was a guy who went over with
Speaker 2: some other people and they were.
Speaker 1: In a militia in Africa somewhere now, this says uh.
Speaker 4: Ed says last year, around November December, two guys were
Speaker 4: going to go in and kill all the men so
Speaker 4: they could have all the women themselves, not thinking the
Speaker 4: woman would rise up and kill them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, that's right. I do remember that. I remember
Speaker 1: that last. Yeah, this is something that happens from time
Speaker 1: to time.
Speaker 2: And these people, what a bold move to get like
Speaker 2: ten people and think you're going to take over a
Speaker 2: whole last country like that. That is an incredibly bold move.
Speaker 2: Like some of the details coming in on this, let's
Speaker 2: see here what we could learn here. Here's CBS four
Speaker 2: Real Quick out of Miami learning more this.
Speaker 7: Morning about a boat attack off the coast of Cuba.
Speaker 7: The country says it's post guard shot and killed four
Speaker 7: people in a speedboat.
Speaker 5: From what is this music on that after the people
Speaker 5: on the boat fired first.
Speaker 1: There were ten people this morning. Look at new video
Speaker 1: here inside the hospital in Cuba. Faded out crew all right,
Speaker 1: faded out. But when they recorded this this morning, US officials,
Speaker 1: including Marco Rubio and South Hearing Congress people are calling
Speaker 1: for a full investigation.
Speaker 7: Sabbias News Mimmy is Morgan Reiner. She is your reporter
Speaker 7: in Little Havana. With response from Sound State Cuban leaders.
Speaker 1: In fact, they got money over there.
Speaker 8: Yes, good morning. Cuban officials said they found homemade explosives
Speaker 8: really yes, and weapons on this boat. And they added
Speaker 8: that all ten men on this boat were living here in.
Speaker 2: America, so there were Cubans living in America. So there
Speaker 2: were Cuban citizens, from what I could tell, living in America.
Speaker 2: Then they got on this boat, they drove to Cuba.
Speaker 2: They had explosives and weapons and stuff, and they were
Speaker 2: going to take over Cuba, which is quite the bold
Speaker 2: strategy did not pay off in this case, or so
Speaker 2: it would seem, and we'll see what happens next year.
Speaker 8: About a mile off of the coast of Villa Clara Province,
Speaker 8: the US, I mean, the Cuban Coast Guard intercepted a
Speaker 8: Florida speedboat with ten armed people on board. According to
Speaker 8: Cuban state media, when five members of the Cuban Coast
Speaker 8: Guard approached the boat, the men on the speedboat shot
Speaker 8: at them.
Speaker 3: This she'll say.
Speaker 8: When the coast guard members were turned in fire. They
Speaker 8: killed four men. Now, state officials here, like Congressman Carlos Jimenez,
Speaker 8: have issued statements about the incident. Congressman Jimenez statements read
Speaker 8: in part.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I don't know about some of this.
Speaker 2: We got to figure out what happened first. Obviously, you
Speaker 2: can't just take Cuba's word for it.
Speaker 1: I love it, but are though if the congressman.
Speaker 2: This, Congressman Carlos Jimenez says, I am calling for an
Speaker 2: immediate investigation into this massacre.
Speaker 1: Buddy.
Speaker 2: If a boat full of ten people just came up
Speaker 2: to Cuba and was like what of it, and they
Speaker 2: started shooting at the Cubans, what do you expect the
Speaker 2: outcome is.
Speaker 1: Going to be?
Speaker 3: Put it the other way around, going yes, having a
Speaker 3: little window last year of blowing up cigarette boats that
Speaker 3: for sure had.
Speaker 2: Fentanyl in it, you are going to if you try
Speaker 2: this in the United States of America, pull up with
Speaker 2: a boat and start firing at the coastguard, you're gonna
Speaker 2: be You're gonna be eating water, as they say famous saying,
Speaker 2: you are going to be eating water very soon. A
Speaker 2: lot of people say, I'm calling for an immediate investigation
Speaker 2: into this massacre, said the congressman. The United States authorities
Speaker 2: must determine whether any of the victims were US citizens
Speaker 2: or legal residents, and establish exactly what hurt what occurred
Speaker 2: The regime in Cuba must be relegated to the dustbin
Speaker 2: of history for its countless crimes against humanity. So I mean, look,
Speaker 2: I'm all for Cuba bad if you really want to
Speaker 2: do that. You know, communism is not my bag. But
Speaker 2: when I look at this, if you take a boat
Speaker 2: full of ten people and you try to take over
Speaker 2: a country, don't be mega surprised when the country shoots
Speaker 2: you and kills you.
Speaker 1: Am I crazy here? I mean, this just seems like
Speaker 1: investigate that. It seems what unless.
Speaker 2: They're unless they were just cruising along in their boat,
Speaker 2: mining their own business. They just happen to be real
Speaker 2: close to Cuba and then the Cuba just started massacring.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Let me know what you think about this. A lot
Speaker 2: of stories out there. A truck driver who fell into
Speaker 2: an obsessive and diabolical quest for Cuba's freedom was one
Speaker 2: of the four passengers killed on this Florida registered speedboat
Speaker 2: that allegedly infiltrated Cuban waters and was shot by the
Speaker 2: country's border guards. Michael Casanova became so obsessed with the
Speaker 2: plot that he and three others killed on the stolen
Speaker 2: vestal didn't think about the consequences or their own lives.
Speaker 2: According to his own brother, they had talked about how
Speaker 2: Cubans endured great suffering. Nobody knew he was going to
Speaker 2: do this, said the brother. My mother is devastated, is devastated. Wow,
Speaker 2: all right, there you go. Let us know your thoughts.
Speaker 2: We'll keep an eye on that cases. The show rolls
Speaker 2: on today. Lots of emails, a breakthrough in technology that
Speaker 2: I am here for. I am this is the first
Speaker 2: time I've seen a technology breakthrough where I go this.
Speaker 2: This might get me to switch teams. This might get
Speaker 2: me to go to another phone just to clarify. Oh,
Speaker 2: this might get me to go to another phone company.
Speaker 1: This may maybe that too. I don't know. You know,
Speaker 1: it's never too healthier and a problem. It's never never
Speaker 1: too late. We have to learn today. We have so
Speaker 1: much to get to today on the show.
Speaker 2: Hopefully there's no meltdowns one on one guys.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you, we were gonna We're gonna get
Speaker 1: to all that. And Fritz on the Street. That's right,
Speaker 1: Fritz on the Street coming up later on. It's never
Speaker 1: too late for you to learn to win this game.
Speaker 1: Oh that's hurtful. That is hurtful.
Speaker 2: Back in a moment. It's all coming up next. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna use junkie. This honestly will make me switch teams potentially.
Speaker 2: I didn't think it was possible. Not in a gay way,
Speaker 2: this is in a technology way. I didn't think it
Speaker 2: was possible to make me switch teams. But this is
Speaker 2: the newest thing that I've seen going Samsung that just
Speaker 2: came out this week. Sea Lane is the first time
Speaker 2: in five or more years when I saw something on
Speaker 2: a laptop or a phone or anything.
Speaker 1: I was like, I want that. I like that, and
Speaker 1: I want that, and I'm into it, very curious and
Speaker 1: just it doesn't happen anymore.
Speaker 2: People do all these things that I personally think are dumb.
Speaker 2: You guys might be with me on some of them,
Speaker 2: maybe not on others. But for instance, I think the
Speaker 2: folding screens on everything is stupid. I couldn't care less.
Speaker 9: Not a fan.
Speaker 3: I do love and miss sometimes the foldable phone, but
Speaker 3: that would be thea razor I've seen. Like the foldabules. Yeah,
Speaker 3: people are like, oh, how cool is it? And then
Speaker 3: I can see that bubble at the crease.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like even the text it opens up to like
Speaker 1: this notebook sized thing, Sabrina, and I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: need it, Okay, I don't. I don't need that. I
Speaker 1: don't need my phone to be a tablet. I need
Speaker 1: my phone to be a phone. I have a tablet.
Speaker 2: I love, yes, yes, And my phone, by the way,
Speaker 2: goes in my back pocket always, So I just wanted.
Speaker 1: To slide right in there.
Speaker 2: And I'm not, as you know, listen to this show
Speaker 2: at least some of you. Well, no, I'm not a
Speaker 2: team guy.
Speaker 1: I will. I will run turncoat in five seconds. I
Speaker 1: don't care.
Speaker 2: I have no allegiance to anything in my life better
Speaker 2: than your family. I will be a heel in five seconds.
Speaker 2: I don't have an allegiance to a car brand, or
Speaker 2: cigarettes or a type of alcohol. Really, I don't, I
Speaker 2: don't care, I will, I will switch whatever. I don't
Speaker 2: smoke at all now, But as you know, but if
Speaker 2: I did, all I want is the.
Speaker 1: One I like the best. That's all I want.
Speaker 2: And this is the new feature that may have me
Speaker 2: switching teams here. This is the Samsung S twenty six
Speaker 2: Galaxy Ultra God just my name probably that they released,
Speaker 2: and the feature that this has, it's kind of bowled
Speaker 2: me over.
Speaker 1: It's pretty cool. Here it is.
Speaker 2: This is a Marquise Brownlee who's love it.
Speaker 1: This guy is great. He's an Internet creator, YouTuber.
Speaker 2: He's got a billion subscribers over on YouTube, actual round number,
Speaker 2: and here he is talking about this feature that won
Speaker 2: me over.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 10: You probably know those privacy screen protectors that are supposed
Speaker 10: to black out your screen from the size so and
Speaker 10: El can spound you. Yeah, Well this S twenty six
Speaker 10: culture obviously doesn't have a screen protector on it. But
Speaker 10: if I just turn on privacy screen, it turns off
Speaker 10: individual pixels to achieve oh, the exact same effect.
Speaker 1: It's pretty sick. But not only that, since it's built in,
Speaker 1: it's done on a pixel level. So you're looking at
Speaker 1: your screen all right.
Speaker 2: Let's say I'm on my banking app in public.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at my screen.
Speaker 2: Only eyes looking directly at the screen can see anything.
Speaker 1: Eyes at a little bit of an angle see a
Speaker 1: jet black screen.
Speaker 2: And because it's on a pixel level, they can make
Speaker 2: it so hey, people could see anything else on your phone.
Speaker 2: But if a notification pops up that they can't see,
Speaker 2: they won't. They wouldn't see you, like whoever texts you
Speaker 2: only you looking directly at it when you have this activated.
Speaker 2: That's the first time where I've gone, well, I kind
Speaker 2: of would like.
Speaker 1: That a little bit.
Speaker 3: I've tried the screens before, the privacy like screen protection. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there are some in the past that I've liked, but
Speaker 3: they had cracked easily, and there were some that I
Speaker 3: used that were supposed to be better glass, but then
Speaker 3: you can't even see it yourself. The idea that you
Speaker 3: could just switch it on and off on your phone, yeah,
Speaker 3: is brilliant. Now, riddle me this. If it's pixels, is
Speaker 3: that's solely based on hardware or is it an update? Possibly?
Speaker 1: And I saw the pixel sitting software.
Speaker 2: Well, from what they showed when they debuted it, it's
Speaker 2: happening like inside the phone.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that lies or not, but they.
Speaker 2: Said it's happening on the pixel level, and they'd have
Speaker 2: like this technology that allows it so you could just
Speaker 2: if you're looking right at your phone, like I got
Speaker 2: my banking app up in public, and nobody would see
Speaker 2: that there's only two dollars and thirteen.
Speaker 1: Cents in my account right now.
Speaker 2: Because if you're at an angle, you see nothing. You
Speaker 2: see just a black phone.
Speaker 4: Can we make it somewhere and at an angle there's
Speaker 4: like two hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get wrong, but I want this technology for laptop.
Speaker 3: Yesterday I was at a public place doing some work
Speaker 3: and somebody that I don't know immediately is just like, oh,
Speaker 3: you're looking at a new car. Let me tell you
Speaker 3: all the things. Oh yeah, you what do you think
Speaker 3: about AI right now? Nosy, I stop looking at my stuff.
Speaker 3: But here I am to engage with you. If I
Speaker 3: had that privacy pixel screen.
Speaker 1: People nosing people and this all went back to the
Speaker 1: early days. Now.
Speaker 2: I've talked on the show about how my father worked
Speaker 2: for IBM, as did a Sea Lane's dad.
Speaker 1: Strangely enough, my.
Speaker 2: Father worked for IBM in mil Graton in Florida, and
Speaker 2: and he had the computers and stuff in our house
Speaker 2: before most people had computers at home.
Speaker 1: So I've been messing with computers my whole life.
Speaker 2: And for a little while my dad did have this
Speaker 2: thing and it would connect onto your big ja iganic yep,
Speaker 2: seventy pound monitor. It would connect on there and my
Speaker 2: dad was like, it's a privacy screen, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: it's a computer in your room.
Speaker 1: It's like it's not the same thing. Yeah, he didn't
Speaker 1: want you to see what he was doing.
Speaker 2: And I would even as like a twelve year old,
Speaker 2: I'd be like, at an angle, I bet I can
Speaker 2: still see it. I can still see it, Dad, I
Speaker 2: still see your AOL log at your compu serve is compromised,
Speaker 2: I would be able to see it.
Speaker 1: This is pretty phenomenal.
Speaker 10: Way you can have a turn on only when opening
Speaker 10: certain apps Chrome banking app or messages or photo that's crazy.
Speaker 1: I turn it a little bit and it goes.
Speaker 10: Black notifications as they come in, or just a password
Speaker 10: field when entering a password. Honestly, unreal levels of display
Speaker 10: innovation so that you can hide whatever you're heading.
Speaker 2: Love it, I dig it. I don't know if I'm
Speaker 2: actually going to move over, but maybe Apple can steal this.
Speaker 2: They do that with everything else.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, let's tell the news junkie, this will be an
Speaker 1: in five years.
Speaker 2: That's good probably and you're probably right fake say shows.
Speaker 2: For those of you knew to the show, this is
Speaker 2: a guy who yells at us all the time if
Speaker 2: we talk about anything Apple related that happens to pop
Speaker 2: into the news. Some song and some song is what
Speaker 2: he likes he's a big fan of the Samsung stuff.
Speaker 2: But I thought that was kind of cool a little bit.
Speaker 2: It's smart people. People want a little bit of privacy
Speaker 2: with stuff. I think about this all the time sometimes
Speaker 2: if I want to look at private stuff that sounds weird.
Speaker 2: If I want to look at like banking information, or
Speaker 2: I have like a conversation on text and I don't
Speaker 2: want people to.
Speaker 1: See it and there's munch people around.
Speaker 2: I will look up at the cameras and the establishment
Speaker 2: that I'm at, assess the cameras.
Speaker 1: See you're super paranoid. I'll back up to the wall.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, let's say there's.
Speaker 3: A yeah, you said that something else I know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's nothing else text wise, unless it's business stuff.
Speaker 2: There's nothing that I wouldn't want randos to know about.
Speaker 2: But I don't I want them to know about well,
Speaker 2: you know what. I just don't want them to know anything.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you open up your Instagram and it's like, okay,
Speaker 3: not even a warning there. Now everyone thinks I'm looking
Speaker 3: at a big juice them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I mean, to be clear, I am looking
Speaker 2: at big juicy booty sometimes, but that is totally unrelated.
Speaker 2: Let us know you think if you would actually upgrade
Speaker 2: or change teams, would you switch teams as a result
Speaker 2: of a feature like this or what would it be
Speaker 2: the breakthrough that made you do just that? Set us
Speaker 2: a dispatch, record yours right now at thenewsjunkie dot com
Speaker 2: or email the show tips at the Newsjunkie dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, let's see here a couple of things.
Speaker 2: Speaking of emails, Eric emails the show and he says, hey, hey,
Speaker 2: this is Eric.
Speaker 1: You do not have to keep me anonymous.
Speaker 2: So I'm glad that was up there and I didn't
Speaker 2: fast say my name again. Eric, Please say Eric, Eric, Eric,
Speaker 2: I'll summon you if I say it. Well, I think
Speaker 2: I already did. I went to Sumpter Correctional, says Eric,
Speaker 2: not far from where you you guys are. When I
Speaker 2: was younger to attend a boot camp program. We talked
Speaker 2: about this yesterday where this guy, younger guy was sixteen
Speaker 2: when he was in an accident where he was driving
Speaker 2: and drunk and allegedly doing all sorts of other stuff.
Speaker 2: They were joy riding, it seems, and he was sixteen
Speaker 2: behind the wheel and five people died, and he got.
Speaker 1: Nine months in a youth boot camp. He's nineteen years old. Now.
Speaker 1: That was the sentence that he got.
Speaker 2: Eric says, it was a tactic that they would use
Speaker 2: to send you there to see if you can actually
Speaker 2: make it, to avoid a longer sentence which they wanted
Speaker 2: to give me fifteen years, he said. I ended up
Speaker 2: only serving forty four months of that, which was in
Speaker 2: the boot camp program.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not, actually saved my life.
Speaker 2: It showed me how tough I can be, how tough
Speaker 2: things can get, and how you can overcome anything. I
Speaker 2: now own a home, i have a pool, a boat,
Speaker 2: two businesses, and I've been happily married for fifteen years.
Speaker 2: It can work, and for some reason they're trying to
Speaker 2: shut them down for funding issues. First of all, Eric,
Speaker 2: congratulations for you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but getting it together. Yeah, good for you. That's great.
Speaker 1: I salute that.
Speaker 2: I think we should salute that. And for him, he says,
Speaker 2: the boot camp work others not necessarily for it. Let
Speaker 2: us know what you think, said us a dispatch over
Speaker 2: at thenewsjunkie dot com where to get to more of
Speaker 2: your feedback. Momentarily, I've got a guy running for office
Speaker 2: that has the most unhinged pitch for an election that
Speaker 2: I've ever heard of in my life.
Speaker 1: Fish back again. This is worse than anything it's ever
Speaker 1: been featured on this show. Oh yeah. And the strange thing.
Speaker 2: Is the guy's coming out and he's like, I just
Speaker 2: want to be honest. I want to be honest, and
Speaker 2: I think honesty is something that's big shortcoming for almost
Speaker 2: all politicians. They seem to be real good at lying
Speaker 2: and not telling the truth. This guy goes, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: start out with some honesty. He drops a bomb and
Speaker 2: he says, I hope you'll still vote for you.
Speaker 1: I won't. I won't as a result of this, But
Speaker 1: I want to see what everybody else thinks.
Speaker 2: And this this is this will be a controversial one.
Speaker 2: I want to see what everybody thinks of this. This
Speaker 2: guy running for the Nazi Party. It's not that it's
Speaker 2: not going to go in the direction you think it is.
Speaker 2: It's not going to go in the direction you think
Speaker 2: it is. But I will drop that on you when
Speaker 2: we come back. That's coming up next in the news Junkie.
Speaker 2: This guy wants to do things differently. He's running for office,
Speaker 2: and he thinks it's important to be honest and I
Speaker 2: gotta tell you sea Land and Sabrina, I agree with him.
Speaker 2: I think it's important that you're honest.
Speaker 1: We got a bunch of narcissistic bloodsuckers in office in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. And then I totally agree with this guy.
Speaker 1: No I do. It's said, I agree with him.
Speaker 3: Honest.
Speaker 1: Let me rephrase here for the both of you.
Speaker 2: I think that this guy is right about one thing,
Speaker 2: and that is that politicians should be honest.
Speaker 1: And upfront about things.
Speaker 2: There's so many instances of these people lying about everything.
Speaker 1: From the guy who said he didn't have an affair
Speaker 1: with that woman who.
Speaker 2: Lit herself on fire when we could see the text
Speaker 2: messages of them going back and forth and obviously having
Speaker 2: an affair.
Speaker 3: In the text let herself on fire says a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a lot of stories like this, and even worse,
Speaker 2: believe it or not, about politicians who are lying. However,
Speaker 2: enter this person. There's a guy who's running for office
Speaker 2: and he says, I want to be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I want to start off with honesty. I'm gonna play
Speaker 1: a little bit of him.
Speaker 2: Chatting, and you guys, tell me if the honesty is
Speaker 2: going to work for you, that's it.
Speaker 1: Just let me know that simple answer.
Speaker 2: Everybody on chat, everybody on dispatch, you I want to
Speaker 2: hear from you as well. Is this guy's honesty enough
Speaker 2: that you're like, Okay, you know what. I like that
Speaker 2: You're it's refreshing that you're honest like that. Let's see
Speaker 2: what we can get out of this. Here he is
Speaker 2: with this interview. Excuse a couple of pops in the audio.
Speaker 12: But I believe Resno deserves leaders that are honest from
Speaker 12: the very beginning, not the end.
Speaker 2: All right, Okay, I want people who are honest from
Speaker 2: the very beginning, not the end.
Speaker 1: He says he's starting off.
Speaker 2: Okay, However, a Ceiland and Sabrina can see the cairn
Speaker 2: here on our internal monitors.
Speaker 13: There it is.
Speaker 1: Yet you might, yeah, you might have seen what he's
Speaker 1: going to be honest about him.
Speaker 12: So going into this, I am putting my life out
Speaker 12: there upfront about his status as a registered sex offender.
Speaker 14: Remain Compost is not running from his past as he
Speaker 14: runs for office.
Speaker 12: I've been giving the chance to rehabilitate through the courts
Speaker 12: and back into the system.
Speaker 14: Charged with being in possession of child sex abuse material
Speaker 14: back in twenty eighteen, and No contest to a misdemeanor chore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta tell you some of the this other
Speaker 2: stuff is things that I think you can be rehabilitated from.
Speaker 2: You got a kid who knocks off a gas station,
Speaker 2: steals some Red Bulls at one hundred and fifty bucks
Speaker 2: out of the cash register, goes to a boot camp
Speaker 2: like our friend Eric on the email and writes his
Speaker 2: world that kid, all right, good, he's on the straight
Speaker 2: and narrow. He wants to be an honest politician. He says,
Speaker 2: I made some mistakes.
Speaker 1: In my life. Well, so if this guy, this guy, no,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, all right. I mean, you said yourself. I
Speaker 1: think that this guy is right about that one thing,
Speaker 1: not the other thing.
Speaker 2: Not the the other thing is so much more important
Speaker 2: that I think I could never vote for a person
Speaker 2: who said this. He's a registered sex offender, he had,
Speaker 2: you know what, a child porn on his devices or something.
Speaker 3: They say, oh my god, and you're allowed to run.
Speaker 1: I guess that doesn't just qualify you. And he's like,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna be real with you, y'all.
Speaker 3: I did the thing.
Speaker 2: And then he thinks you're gonna go, well, that's refreshing.
Speaker 2: So now we should elect Utah office here? Does does
Speaker 2: that work for you? It's my question to the chat
Speaker 2: people hard pass, Nope, nope, nope. I appreciate his honesty,
Speaker 2: but hell no, thank you.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a weird question.
Speaker 3: But can registered sex offenders?
Speaker 13: M M.
Speaker 3: I guess if it's not a felony, you can still vote,
Speaker 3: and you could still vote vote of registered sex.
Speaker 1: In some states. Isn't it a felony if you're a
Speaker 1: registered sex offender?
Speaker 2: He's running in California. Big surprise, He's running in California,
Speaker 2: this guy.
Speaker 1: So it'll be the rules based out of there. And
Speaker 1: he says, I just.
Speaker 2: Want to be honest with you guys. This is what
Speaker 2: I did, this is my past. Will my honesty win
Speaker 2: you over? Let's see what you think.
Speaker 14: Here we go now launching his campaign to represent District
Speaker 14: seven on the Frostnow City Council, he says his focus.
Speaker 3: He's on safety.
Speaker 12: Oh, I say, let's choose somebody outside the box, somebody
Speaker 12: who knows the system from inside out, because me, I've
Speaker 12: experienced the laws that we are trying to reform right
Speaker 12: now Fresno County.
Speaker 2: The laws that you experienced all the phone buddy from
Speaker 2: my from my viewpoint, the laws that you violated, I'm
Speaker 2: fine with them.
Speaker 1: I don't think they need reform. I think we need
Speaker 1: to protect the kids at all costs. Well, they can vote,
Speaker 1: So what are you talking about, guys, voters?
Speaker 14: James Coos says state law does not prevent a registered
Speaker 14: sex offender from running for all.
Speaker 10: Th There you go, once you leave prison, you're on probation,
Speaker 10: you actually are allowed in California to reapply and become
Speaker 10: a registered voter again.
Speaker 1: Should then make you eligible to be able to run?
Speaker 1: Well well, the way, so you do have to be
Speaker 1: a voter to be able to run. I guess, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what he just said, Yes, dude.
Speaker 3: Interesting.
Speaker 2: But the other thing is there's some things he couldn't
Speaker 2: run for, Like he can't run for a school board thing.
Speaker 1: No, because you less, he works remote.
Speaker 2: You know, it's like, unfortunately the duly elected new school
Speaker 2: board superintendent.
Speaker 3: This is this guy just doing it by himself. If not,
Speaker 3: where are the campaign funds coming from? And who are
Speaker 3: who's on the team, you know, passing out the flyers
Speaker 3: and putting out the yard posts.
Speaker 2: You mean, Sabrina, is there like a room full of
Speaker 2: people's phone banking for this guy, Like, yep, that that
Speaker 2: is true, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Yep, no, no, he was convicted of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, well all about like to fight for this
Speaker 2: guy and call up everybody and go, you gotta vote.
Speaker 1: For this candidate. She's gonna change things in the proper jurisdiction.
Speaker 6: Compost looks to enter a growing field of people.
Speaker 2: LaRita says, nope, to the two hundred thousandth power, I
Speaker 2: think is where she's at.
Speaker 3: For the seat. Another candidate, he says he shouldn't join
Speaker 3: the race.
Speaker 1: I think it should be a disqualifier to serve in
Speaker 1: public office.
Speaker 15: If I'm the next council member in District seven and
Speaker 15: I can't show up at a school site, how can
Speaker 15: I thus represent the people in the neighborhoods that.
Speaker 1: Want to serve?
Speaker 14: Each candidate true different background and focus to the race.
Speaker 14: Aj Ross Somney says homelessness is his priority.
Speaker 2: Oh are they going to go through them like football
Speaker 2: players right now? Defensive tackle aj Ris Drami, And then
Speaker 2: they're gonna say, what are they going to say for
Speaker 2: the guy in question here? Because he's got a bad history.
Speaker 2: He's got a bad history, but he's honest about it.
Speaker 2: Anybody went over by this. I don't know that that's
Speaker 2: going to be the case, but I.
Speaker 1: Don't know that.
Speaker 4: I think that the other guy who's running taking a
Speaker 4: stand against this is is kind of silly because if
Speaker 4: I were running for office and they were like, mister Lane,
Speaker 4: there's a new candidate that's running against you, and I'd
Speaker 4: be like, all right, what do we need to know
Speaker 4: about this guy? What's our strategy? He's a convicted sex offender.
Speaker 4: All right, We're We're done.
Speaker 1: With that strategy. We don't need to worry about that guy.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna be.
Speaker 3: Dood debate and everything he says. His opponent is just
Speaker 3: like registered.
Speaker 1: You know what they could do.
Speaker 2: They could do that trick Trump did at the State
Speaker 2: of the Union where you ask people to, you know,
Speaker 2: stand up if they agree with certain things.
Speaker 1: And this guy's.
Speaker 4: Everybody raise your hands of your convicted sex offender.
Speaker 1: The guys just, you know, hand up. That's gonna kind
Speaker 1: of lose you some votes. I think that's gonna lose
Speaker 1: you some votes. And I'll be honest with you. Now,
Speaker 1: everybody raise your hand. Agin with it. If you're allowed
Speaker 1: to hand out candy on Halloween.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm fine with Will really isolating these people and
Speaker 2: maybe not voting for them.
Speaker 1: That's just me.
Speaker 2: Maybe you would, maybe you think, no, Sean, these people
Speaker 2: can be rehabilitated. I'm interested in your story too. Tips
Speaker 2: at the news Junkie dot com t I p. S
Speaker 2: at the Newsjunkie dot com real quick. I saw this
Speaker 2: story and I thought this was Sometimes I see these stories,
Speaker 2: I go, how can people do these kind of jobs?
Speaker 2: It's that there's a lot of gigs like that these days.
Speaker 2: One is there's people who and this is not the
Speaker 2: story I'm about to get to, who work at convenience
Speaker 2: stores where they use technology to monitor the workers and
Speaker 2: they will yell at you from the speakers inside the
Speaker 2: convenience store.
Speaker 1: You will love that.
Speaker 3: From another country too.
Speaker 2: From another country, some dude from some other country is like, hey,
Speaker 2: it's not your lunch break.
Speaker 1: What are you doing with a yogurt? Pal?
Speaker 2: They'll get you for doing this kind of stuff. This
Speaker 2: one is a bridge too far from me. I think
Speaker 2: Burger King is going to start using artificial intelligence.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I gave him that idea when I texted
Speaker 1: the president of the company.
Speaker 2: I mean, you must have got it from somewhere that
Speaker 2: that could be it the CEO or the president of
Speaker 2: Burger King recently gave out his personal phone number. Who
Speaker 2: knows if this is what he got. And in terms
Speaker 2: of feedback, that fake nonsense. But Burger King will use
Speaker 2: AI to check if employees are saying please and thank
Speaker 2: you to all of the customers that go through. And
Speaker 2: there's an AI chat bot named Patty that will basically
Speaker 2: exist inside the headsets of all of these employees.
Speaker 1: For Burger King.
Speaker 2: Come on, Patty here again. I just wanted to let
Speaker 2: you know you didn't say thank you to that last customers.
Speaker 4: Is one of the more dystopian things I've ever heard
Speaker 4: about a new implantation.
Speaker 3: Patty Zech's implementation of.
Speaker 1: A Patty just checking in. I noticed you.
Speaker 2: You know, you were a little bit to terse with
Speaker 2: that last person going through the drive through.
Speaker 1: Patty your new digital boss.
Speaker 2: Not Patty of the Mayonnaise variety, but Patty, an AI
Speaker 2: chat bot.
Speaker 1: I think Patty is named of the Burger variety. No, no,
Speaker 1: you don't know who Patty Maynaise is to you. I
Speaker 1: know this guy doesn't let the record stay. This guy
Speaker 1: doesn't know who Patty Man is. Doug you Google. I
Speaker 1: didn't watch Doug What is what is Doug's best friend?
Speaker 1: I have no clue. How's the theme song? Go three
Speaker 1: two one? I didn't watch Nickelodeon.
Speaker 2: Guy's gonna be out of a job, A loser hang
Speaker 2: in a moment. This is really, really obnoxious, and it's
Speaker 2: going to be part of these people's jobs. This is
Speaker 2: how it works. Burger King is launching an AI chatbot
Speaker 2: that will live in the headsets of all their employees.
Speaker 2: A voice enabled chatbot called Patty, part of an overarching
Speaker 2: a BK assistant platform that will not only assist employees
Speaker 2: with meal preparation. So Patty will be like, make sure
Speaker 2: when you're making the cheeseburger to firmly press on the
Speaker 2: cheeseburger Patty while it's cooking. Patty, what whoa whoa Slow
Speaker 2: down there, Christopher Lane, that particular burger isn't quite ready
Speaker 2: for prime time just yet. We're flame broiled over here
Speaker 2: at Burger King. This this is just this is not Patty.
Speaker 2: In case you wonder, this is an exact but I
Speaker 2: thought Patty was already here. It was very convincing.
Speaker 1: That's not it. Burger King's chief digital officer, who sounds
Speaker 1: like some sort of obnoxious royalty. He sounds like a
Speaker 1: king himself. Thilebolt Rue Oh Tibble Drew, the chief digital
Speaker 1: officer at Burger King, says they have worked on having
Speaker 1: people say welcome to Burger King, please and thank you,
Speaker 1: or they're gonna get yelled at. They're gonna get yelled
Speaker 1: at by Patty in their headsets? Would you ever work
Speaker 1: always like this? There's a.
Speaker 4: No I'm wrong about t boubodo, the H, the L
Speaker 4: and the final T.
Speaker 1: You are silent? How how do you say it?
Speaker 2: Then give it to me? Tibo t bo whatever the
Speaker 2: guy's name is. This ain't gonna go over well with
Speaker 2: your employees. Come on, just say the thing, man, I
Speaker 2: don't want to hear the whole.
Speaker 1: You gotta get enough in there for that. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: we want to know what you think. Would you do that?
Speaker 1: Would you put up without it? Your job? And maybe
Speaker 1: you do? Let us know tips t I p.
Speaker 2: S at the Newsjunkie dot com Back in just a moment,
Speaker 2: some news coming into the Savannah Guthrie situation. I don't
Speaker 2: know that I buy this, but I'll bring it to you.
Speaker 2: I'll present to you the update. That's just rolled in
Speaker 2: and a whole lot.
Speaker 1: More on the way. It's coming up next in the
Speaker 1: news junkie.
Speaker 2: I don't know that I believe this news, this update
Speaker 2: and the the Nancy Guthrie Savannah Guthrie case that's kind
Speaker 2: of gone a little bit cold. It just seems a
Speaker 2: little bit far fetched to me. I'll give you the news,
Speaker 2: the information, the update that's coming in in just a moment.
Speaker 2: But I saw that there was this piece of information
Speaker 2: this morning. Again I questioned this one and another one
Speaker 2: where they say there was a nine to one one
Speaker 2: call the night that Nancy Guthrie went missing, was abducted
Speaker 2: by that weirdo and the backpack and the gun who
Speaker 2: came to her front door and was on the doorbell
Speaker 2: camera the night that happened.
Speaker 1: Huh, there was a nice.
Speaker 3: Yes, the same phrase I have said so many times
Speaker 3: with this case since it started, like just finding this
Speaker 3: out now, just doing this now, it seems like a
Speaker 3: week delayed.
Speaker 1: Yes, here's the nine one one call.
Speaker 2: Give me your thoughts and then I'll give you this
Speaker 2: this update on the Savannah Guthrie situation that I just
Speaker 2: don't know if I could believe here's a nine one
Speaker 2: one call.
Speaker 16: You out of a vehicle and no screaming.
Speaker 1: The vehicle in a dirt for your blue saving Malibu
Speaker 1: fill plate and then in the window wearing all black
Speaker 1: and the door was open. Was the woman in This
Speaker 1: is the nine one one call.
Speaker 2: The person says that they saw a female hanging out
Speaker 2: of a window screaming on this same night that Nancy
Speaker 2: Guthrie went missing.
Speaker 1: On this nine call, I don't have a time. They
Speaker 1: said it was the same night. I don't know what
Speaker 1: the exact time was. They said the vehicle was a
Speaker 1: dark gray or blue Chevy Malibu with no plates, and
Speaker 1: they suggested that the female was hanging out of the
Speaker 1: window wearing all black and the door was open.
Speaker 2: That's what the nine one one call says. Maybe this
Speaker 2: report attached to it says when it came in, was the.
Speaker 1: Woman in the car? Eighty four year old Nancy. The
Speaker 1: location given by the undetermined nine one one caller is
Speaker 1: just three miles from her house. Really, the disturbing call
Speaker 1: was revealed last night by Nancy Grace. Of course he connected.
Speaker 14: We don't know, but it's close to her home around
Speaker 14: the time she was taken.
Speaker 3: We can't really discount.
Speaker 1: That's that's kind of loose. Ceilian's right.
Speaker 2: The question around the time that she was taken was this, like,
Speaker 2: had somebody seen her after this?
Speaker 1: If that's the case, we know this ain't real.
Speaker 4: We have a pretty set and stone timeline for how
Speaker 4: things happen. Like what time her pacemaker disconnected is a
Speaker 4: big one because that would be the time that she
Speaker 4: was you know, parted ways with her phone or watch
Speaker 4: or whatever it was bluetooth in there. Yeah, So like
Speaker 4: we know what time the abductor was there, we know
Speaker 4: what time that she was no longer.
Speaker 2: There, right, So if this in that timeline tell us
Speaker 2: the time of the nine one one called, because we
Speaker 2: know that one hundred percent, when when did the call
Speaker 2: come in?
Speaker 1: Does that match up?
Speaker 16: If not?
Speaker 1: Get it out of here now.
Speaker 2: The problem. The problem is though Celane. They open it up.
Speaker 2: There's a million dollar reward and the crazy are calling in.
Speaker 2: Somebody called in immediate Then they go, I have information
Speaker 2: on the Nancy Guthrie investigation that is very important for
Speaker 2: law enforcement, and they go, yeah, what is it, Well,
Speaker 2: this is for the million dollar reward. I just want
Speaker 2: to say that the kidnappers escaped using a system of
Speaker 2: tunnels underneath the city and they made their way back
Speaker 2: to some sort of bunker somewhere.
Speaker 3: When do I get that money? Is that PayPal?
Speaker 1: Or yeah?
Speaker 2: Can you spend moment? And this is why, like literally,
Speaker 2: that was one of the tips that came in. Were
Speaker 2: we gonna say, selim.
Speaker 4: The only reason I could see them not talking about
Speaker 4: this nine to one one call is if that those
Speaker 4: were some of the details that they wanted to hold
Speaker 4: back in the investigation to try and confirm, you know,
Speaker 4: what people are saying about it, like any of these
Speaker 4: ransom notes may have mentioned this car may have mentioned
Speaker 4: something like that. Now, my other concern is that a
Speaker 4: person made this nine one one call on that night.
Speaker 4: I'm sure they didn't forget about it for twenty six days.
Speaker 1: True.
Speaker 4: Why have they not come out to the news or
Speaker 4: come out to law enforcement or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Why not play the actual nine one one call. That's
Speaker 3: just the dispatcher.
Speaker 2: That's the dispatcher re establishing with like some copp or something.
Speaker 2: She's talking to She's she's telling them what she had heard.
Speaker 1: During the nine one one call.
Speaker 3: I guess weird, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not strange, it's means at least more interesting
Speaker 2: than the fake TMZ stuff. But the other story that
Speaker 2: I saw, I was like, could this be possible? This
Speaker 2: update doesn't seem real to me. And we'll get past
Speaker 2: this story in a moment. Here get to some of
Speaker 2: your future people are missing, Sean, we can focus on
Speaker 2: them too. But this story says Savannah Guthrie plans to
Speaker 2: return home to New York City this weekend as she
Speaker 2: confronts the grim reality that finding her mother, Nancy might
Speaker 2: take years. Oh well, I said, they said she's going
Speaker 2: to be coming back and going back to the Today
Speaker 2: Show after this.
Speaker 3: Week, and that's what I'm going to talk about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I don't know that they could you imagine
Speaker 2: what this woman is going through. Is there any shot
Speaker 2: that's real that she's going to say, Well, can't find you, mom,
Speaker 2: But at.
Speaker 3: What point do you have to make your living again?
Speaker 3: It's not like, hey, your mom, w wasn't missing. It's
Speaker 3: a national story. Haven't found her yet? So here's the
Speaker 3: severance package, Like there are some corporate overlord at some point.
Speaker 2: That's like I kind of I kind of thought she
Speaker 2: would never come back. I thought so too, But imagine
Speaker 2: God forbid that that happened to you. I would like
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be thinking about that. I wouldn't be like, well,
Speaker 2: you know, we get back.
Speaker 3: To the work here, okay. But then two months later,
Speaker 3: this week in Florida. Now two weeks two months later,
Speaker 3: At what point is it that I've now quit because my.
Speaker 2: Mother was abducted or that's your that would be this person,
Speaker 2: whoever it is, you know, Savannah Guthrie's decision to do that.
Speaker 2: But it seems difficult to think that you would go,
Speaker 2: all right, I'm just leaving the city.
Speaker 1: I'm going to New York.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna wake up in the morning and grab an
Speaker 2: omelet and head off to the Today Show. Maybe that's
Speaker 2: too early to eat an omelet, and I'm going to
Speaker 2: put on a performance and then give you then.
Speaker 1: I don't know that most people would be able to
Speaker 1: do that. I don't know. Everyone can only say, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think she's gonna lay low for a bit.
Speaker 2: I just find it really hard to believe that she
Speaker 2: would be returning to work at the Today Show.
Speaker 3: Now if she ever does, though, are people going to
Speaker 3: is there going to be backlash because of it? Like
Speaker 3: your mom's missing, how dare you go back to your
Speaker 3: normal life and living?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think probably there would be people who would judge
Speaker 2: her for it and say, how could you do this?
Speaker 2: This is such a big deal, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I absolutely could see that being the case. Anonymous emails
Speaker 2: the show and says, I'm a ride share driver. You
Speaker 2: guys were talking about this Touret syndrome thing at the
Speaker 2: award shows, and this says, as a ride share driver
Speaker 2: with Turet syndrome making the news again, I recently learned
Speaker 2: that when somebody gets in my vehicle and pretends to sneeze,
Speaker 2: I can call them an a hole, says Anonymous. I
Speaker 2: have no idea what that means. I think you need
Speaker 2: a break from the internet today, though. Just take a
Speaker 2: little break from the internet.
Speaker 1: Log off. You're going to be all right, I think.
Speaker 2: Michael emails tips at thedewsjunkie dot com says, this isn't
Speaker 2: quite what you asked for in a story, but I
Speaker 2: want to give you something here one Saturday.
Speaker 1: This is speaking about never never being.
Speaker 2: Too late to learn something, because the clip opening the
Speaker 2: show is these teenagers and they help their teenage friend
Speaker 2: learn how to ride a bike, and they're all running alongside.
Speaker 1: He's like sixteen years.
Speaker 2: Old, fifteen years old, and they're rooting for him, and
Speaker 2: I said, it's never too late to learn stuff. One Saturday,
Speaker 2: out of the blue, on his own accord, my brother
Speaker 2: decided I was going to get the training wheels off
Speaker 2: my bike. Next thing I knew, I was nervously seated
Speaker 2: on my little bike with no training wheels, on our street,
Speaker 2: surrounded by his friends who lived in the neighborhood. And
Speaker 2: off I went, with my brother and his best friend
Speaker 2: holding either side, and everybody else cheering. They both let
Speaker 2: go and suddenly I was flying solo and nailing it.
Speaker 2: They ran to me at the end of the road,
Speaker 2: cheering me.
Speaker 1: Like a hero.
Speaker 2: But I really think my brother was the hero of
Speaker 2: that day. I was thirty eight years old, he says.
Speaker 2: This person, thank you for the email. Appreciate that tips
Speaker 2: at the news Junkie dot Com YouTube can email the show.
Speaker 2: We'll see what you have on your mind, and we'll
Speaker 2: even get in some dispatches. In fact, i'll show you
Speaker 2: we can do one of those. Let's see what we
Speaker 2: got out here. Oh I'm not doing that. I'm not
Speaker 2: doing that one. Here's somebody else who started late in
Speaker 2: life life. Here's Nathan.
Speaker 13: It's the News Junkie, Sean Sea, Lane, Sabrina, what is up?
Speaker 1: Love you guys? Heapy Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 13: So late in life. This might sound crazy, but it's
Speaker 13: the truth. I learned to be a productive member of society.
Speaker 1: Well that's Jax. Be a good father, you know, be
Speaker 1: a good husband, be a good person.
Speaker 13: Had a rough childhood growing up, made some questionable decisions
Speaker 13: early on that put me in a rough place.
Speaker 1: Though, Okay, I had my rights stripped away. And what today?
Speaker 13: I'm fourteen years clean and sober, good dad, good husband,
Speaker 13: homeowner and business owner.
Speaker 1: So keep pushing and can do anything good for you.
Speaker 2: And this could be simple stuff too. Some people I
Speaker 2: was asking earlier. I was like, it's never too late
Speaker 2: to learn stuff. It's never too late to learn and
Speaker 2: simple things like how to control your finances, how to
Speaker 2: save money, how to invest in stuff, how to balance
Speaker 2: your finances. That's just money based stuff. It could also
Speaker 2: be things like there's a lot of people, a stunning, shocking,
Speaker 2: jaw dropping amount of people who cannot swim. They're grown
Speaker 2: adults and they don't know how to swim. It can
Speaker 2: happen you grow up in a city you don't live
Speaker 2: in a neighborhood where a bunch of people have pools.
Speaker 2: You don't have a pool yourself. You're not going out
Speaker 2: on boats. You're in a landlocked state. All of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you're an adult. You don't know how to do it.
Speaker 2: It's never too late to do something like that. In fact,
Speaker 2: in that case, it could absolutely save your life, which
Speaker 2: is obviously important. One more, here's cool Hand Luke talking
Speaker 2: about the American Airlines flight that had bullet holes in
Speaker 2: it after coming back from Columbia.
Speaker 1: Hey, Joe, because about the bullet holes to the aircraft.
Speaker 11: I was a contractor and Iraq in Afghanistan for about
Speaker 11: ten years, all right, and there'll be plenty of times
Speaker 11: you would come back from a flight with the holes
Speaker 11: or shrapnel it, you know, in the airframe. And unless
Speaker 11: you're hitting you know, something vital like engine transmission or
Speaker 11: even like the cockpit area somewhere visible, you know, you're
Speaker 11: not going to know anything. So it'll be playing times,
Speaker 11: it'll be, you know, just there be indentations the beholes
Speaker 11: even inside.
Speaker 1: The all doors open just so.
Speaker 11: I'd imagine on a seven four seven, seven seven, anything
Speaker 11: bigger than that, you hardly would even notice so.
Speaker 2: He's saying you would not even notice as a pilot,
Speaker 2: because the pilot apparently didn't notice that the planet got shot.
Speaker 2: Which is crazy to think, like your pilot wouldn't know
Speaker 2: that your plane got shot while you're driving around this
Speaker 2: American Airlines flight coming back from Meti Yine, Columbia. All right,
Speaker 2: thank you for that. Thank you for some of those.
Speaker 2: That one email was garbage, but the rest of them
Speaker 2: are going to be just gems. So send your feedback
Speaker 2: in right now tips at the news junkie dot com,
Speaker 2: or record a dispatch on the newsjunkie dot com right now.
Speaker 2: Quick quick announcement if you if you'll allow, I just
Speaker 2: want to say, for the record, I had nothing to
Speaker 2: do with this. Despite some conversation that's taking place on
Speaker 2: social media right now, I saw a couple of people
Speaker 2: sharing this around and blaming me. I want you to
Speaker 2: know I had nothing to do with this. My whereabouts
Speaker 2: and alibi are rock solid. But after being mentioned on
Speaker 2: the show the other day, and this has happened a
Speaker 2: disturbing amount of times, after being mentioned on the show
Speaker 2: the other day, the inventor of Jeffing has died.
Speaker 3: You killed.
Speaker 2: We randomly mentioned this guy on the show the other day.
Speaker 2: Don't mention him once for all, all the time you've
Speaker 2: been listening to this show. One time we bring this
Speaker 2: dude up. Jeff Galloway, the inventor of Jeffing where you
Speaker 2: can run and then walk, and then run and then
Speaker 2: walk as a strategy to get through a marathon or
Speaker 2: you have to set some record times for yourself. He
Speaker 2: is dead at eighty years old, just a couple of
Speaker 2: days after being featured on this show.
Speaker 1: Nothing to do with that. I did not, I am
Speaker 1: not responsible.
Speaker 2: I shout him out for qualifying for the Olympic Games
Speaker 2: in the ten thousand meters in nineteen seventy two. I
Speaker 2: shout him out for being an influential running off author.
Speaker 2: I shout him out for having Jeffing like jogging running Jeffing,
Speaker 2: Jeffing named after him.
Speaker 1: Shouts out to you, Jeff Galloway. But it wasn't me
Speaker 1: who did him in.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately it was Bill Paxson.
Speaker 1: It was it was just his body.
Speaker 2: His body did and then dead. Right, yeah, but not
Speaker 2: related to the show. I don't want there to be
Speaker 2: no because.
Speaker 3: When that happened, you were screaming to ceiling and myself
Speaker 3: that we had killed Bill Pax, then, so you killed Jeff.
Speaker 1: I don't think I killed this person, Geff. I mean
Speaker 1: some random world.
Speaker 2: If this guy was happening to listen to the station, like, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't get a lot of mentions.
Speaker 1: We're talking about jeffing right now, and then he kicks it.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that happened at least I don't
Speaker 2: for now. Let us know what you think. Send a
Speaker 2: dispatch over at the news Junkie dot com when we
Speaker 2: come back much more to get it too. We'll get
Speaker 2: geared up for the next episode, a big show on
Speaker 2: a Thursday, So hang with us.
Speaker 1: That's all coming up next in the News Junkie.
Speaker 2: I can't believe they're still talking about the US men's
Speaker 2: hockey team and they're trying to do anything they can.
Speaker 2: And when I say they, I mean the media. The
Speaker 2: media outlets are trying to do anything they can to
Speaker 2: make this some big divisive thing.
Speaker 1: But it turns out nobody really cares.
Speaker 2: Because some of the guys for the US hockey team
Speaker 2: were out on the ice for an NHL game this
Speaker 2: week and they got a big, big applause, nice big
Speaker 2: applause out there, USA chance. Yeah, they got all the
Speaker 2: USA chants, the USA chance that they could possibly ask for.
Speaker 2: I think I've got some of this. Let's listen to
Speaker 2: you a little bit.
Speaker 1: Here, Jordi. The United States, it's first men's hockey goals.
Speaker 1: This guy, well, if it's nights, that.
Speaker 2: Guy talk like that all the time. Whoa buddy, deep breath, Relax,
Speaker 2: keep it calm, Everything's gonna be fine. Shack there he goes.
Speaker 2: He got big applause that were chanting USA, USA, over
Speaker 2: and over again. And nobody really actually cares about this
Speaker 2: stuff outside of a couple of people in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: They kept trying to get the women to dump in
Speaker 2: on this and be like, aren't you upset about this?
Speaker 2: Aren't you upset? Do you feel disrespected? In fact, I
Speaker 2: think I even have one of the women's hockey players.
Speaker 2: And just for the record, I'll say it again I
Speaker 2: said a million times. I'll say it till I'm blue
Speaker 2: or red or whatever color in the face. I'll say
Speaker 2: it until I'm eating water and just dead. I think
Speaker 2: both of the US teams are awesome, and they kicked
Speaker 2: ass gold medal winners. Huge, huge ups to Team USA.
Speaker 2: I love them both. And it was really impressive what
Speaker 2: they did over there in Italy. I think they're both awesome,
Speaker 2: but they keep trying to make this like this divisive thing.
Speaker 2: And they asked this women's hockey player like, you know,
Speaker 2: this isn't this the problem? And all they want to
Speaker 2: do is push past it, And in a way, I go, guys,
Speaker 2: what the.
Speaker 1: Hell, man, why don't.
Speaker 2: You ask the women's hockey players instead of asking them
Speaker 2: stuff about the men's hockey situation and going to the
Speaker 2: White House, Why don't you just ask them about how
Speaker 2: awesome it was that they won. Why are you asking
Speaker 2: them about.
Speaker 1: This one line?
Speaker 3: Why the Michael Jordan but grab, yeah, I won the
Speaker 3: Daytona five hundred, and.
Speaker 1: That's what it got overshadowed.
Speaker 3: It just wanted to ask about it.
Speaker 1: Did it got overshadowed? Actually by it? And this is
Speaker 1: kind of doing the same thing.
Speaker 15: And it's a shame to be coming home with a
Speaker 15: gold medal again. I mean, we were focused on being
Speaker 15: successful as a group and going over there taking care
Speaker 15: of business, and I mean it's not something we're focused
Speaker 15: on or really thinking about. We're moving forward and yeah,
Speaker 15: we did what we did there, and we're proud of
Speaker 15: our groups.
Speaker 1: What happened or something we had no control over.
Speaker 15: And we take so much pride to what we did
Speaker 15: and we love our group that we're not gonna let
Speaker 15: anything take that from us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why would you?
Speaker 2: Why didn't you start asking them questions about them, not
Speaker 2: somebody else. So many of these things traced back to
Speaker 2: the people asking the questions. The people asking the questions,
Speaker 2: the journalists, and some of them where they just they
Speaker 2: write stuff that you go, my god.
Speaker 3: So is this based on that conversation with Trump and
Speaker 3: the men's hockey team.
Speaker 2: Yes too, And this is the US men's hockey team
Speaker 2: going to the White House and being at the State
Speaker 2: of the Union.
Speaker 3: But wasn't there some sort of comment about the women's
Speaker 3: hockey team with that conversation Trump had.
Speaker 2: Trump made a phone call to them in the locker
Speaker 2: room and said he was inviting them to the White House,
Speaker 2: and he said I have to invite the women's team
Speaker 2: as well, and he's tossed that in during the phone call.
Speaker 1: I didn't really think it was that big of a deal.
Speaker 2: And it seems that the US women's national team didn't
Speaker 2: really think it was that big of a deal either.
Speaker 2: I mean, some of them I think were like a
Speaker 2: little prickly about it, but mostly they just want to
Speaker 2: be asked about their win.
Speaker 1: And I don't blame them for that.
Speaker 2: It's the lame thing when you take something like this
Speaker 2: and you're like, hey, let's overshadow everything that you've done
Speaker 2: and make it all about this thing that we want
Speaker 2: to be a controversy, and then they're constantly working this
Speaker 2: different way. Somebody had posted a clip of back in
Speaker 2: twenty twelve where on MSNBC they were mad at a
Speaker 2: hockey player who didn't want to go to the White House.
Speaker 1: They were mad at a hockey player who didn't actually
Speaker 1: have the clip. Let me see if we get anything
Speaker 1: from me.
Speaker 3: It's time, as it always is.
Speaker 5: For what now.
Speaker 17: Boston Bruins goalie Tim Thomas RSVP, Thanks but no thanks
Speaker 17: to a White House invitation?
Speaker 6: What do we make of that?
Speaker 17: Tim Thomas points out that he sorry. Tim Thomas said,
Speaker 17: I exercised my free right right as a free citizen
Speaker 17: and did not visit the White House. This was not
Speaker 17: about politics or party, as in my opinion, both parties
Speaker 17: are responsible.
Speaker 1: For the situation we are in as a country.
Speaker 9: I mean, I think this is kind of the hyperpartisanship
Speaker 9: that just irritates everybody.
Speaker 1: It's like, is that MSNBC White House.
Speaker 9: You don't have to run an ad or cut a
Speaker 9: commercial or anything. Just go to the White House, take part, celebrate,
Speaker 9: just like everybody else celebrates with Republicans or Democratic presidents.
Speaker 17: Especially the ones you're getting honored. Obollo made specific mention
Speaker 17: of him during his sixth minutes.
Speaker 2: So obviously this is something that they've completely turned on
Speaker 2: in the time since that. And now you can run
Speaker 2: all sorts of wild stuff in Canada where they're just
Speaker 2: absolutely letting loose. This was one of the articles they
Speaker 2: had about the US men's hockey team, and it says
Speaker 2: the state of the Union was a zoo. In the
Speaker 2: team USA people were monkeys, which is something that can
Speaker 2: only say about a hockey team.
Speaker 1: All right, all right.
Speaker 2: There was also and I only saw a little bit
Speaker 2: about this, but there was also a story that some
Speaker 2: people were posting and maybe we could find out the
Speaker 2: details on this, Seilan NHL, as far as I could tell,
Speaker 2: NHL made a post on x dot com and they
Speaker 2: showed a hockey player with his little kid, kid about
Speaker 2: the same age as Jackson.
Speaker 1: They showed a hockey player with his little kid and they.
Speaker 2: Took the post down because all of the comments were saying, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know you you proud that you visited the pedophile
Speaker 2: in the White House with a little kid, like this
Speaker 2: is your little son, know how you really feel about
Speaker 2: all these things, and and they were just eating this person.
Speaker 1: Alive with a story. Dylan Strom was the guy.
Speaker 2: He's not even an American hockey player as far as
Speaker 2: I know st r.
Speaker 1: O m E.
Speaker 4: He's a Washington Capitol's player and that the commenters, yeah,
Speaker 4: you're right, he wasn't. I mean, he might be American,
Speaker 4: but he wasn't on team USA. He wasn't in the Olympics.
Speaker 4: They're just linking him to the locker room controversy.
Speaker 1: I had seen it.
Speaker 2: I might be wrong, but I had seen that he's Canadian,
Speaker 2: and yeah, he wasn't even on the Olympic team.
Speaker 1: He is Canadian.
Speaker 2: And they just got it because it was a hockey
Speaker 2: player with their little son in a photograph. And the
Speaker 2: NHL took it down because all these people were going
Speaker 2: after this guy in the comments like this has.
Speaker 1: Made some of you people weird, but for real, like weird.
Speaker 1: This is a lot of this stuff just makes you
Speaker 1: people really really weird and you engage in really bad behavior.
Speaker 2: Shouts out to the people who got Olympics medals. Shouts
Speaker 2: out to the people, even if they didn't, who made
Speaker 2: it to that level and really were performing at an
Speaker 2: incredibly high level.
Speaker 1: I love it, I appreciate it. Go Team USA, all
Speaker 1: of you.
Speaker 2: And I think this kind of stuff is so dumb
Speaker 2: that we should just relegate the people posting stuff like
Speaker 2: this to the dust bin of the Internet. Please forever
Speaker 2: in a day, tell me what you think, send it
Speaker 2: a dispatch record yours over at the news Junkie dot com,
Speaker 2: Thenewsjunkie dot com, and we'll get to some of those
Speaker 2: in just a moment, including well, you know, I can
Speaker 2: work in one or two of these. Some of these
Speaker 2: I just don't want to play, say Shell's that's that's
Speaker 2: a very TLDR dispatch about Samsung.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna I'm gonna pass on on that. I
Speaker 1: will go over to.
Speaker 2: Here's Shelby talking about what happened over in Cuba, because
Speaker 2: there was this whole situation where this Florida boat, it
Speaker 2: was a Florida registered boat, made it to the coast
Speaker 2: of Cuba and then, according to the Cubans opened fire
Speaker 2: on a Cuban Coast Guard ship. They were a turned
Speaker 2: fire and killed for these people who were, as far
Speaker 2: as I can tell, Cubans living in the state of Florida.
Speaker 2: And then they arrested the rest of them, and there
Speaker 2: was like a plan according to some of the reports,
Speaker 2: for these people to take over Cuba. Like they just
Speaker 2: thought they were going to come with ten people in
Speaker 2: a speedboat and take over the country.
Speaker 1: Here Shelby done.
Speaker 8: So my thoughts regarding this whole Cuban boat situation, well,
Speaker 8: I don't really know.
Speaker 1: To be honest, I don't really care.
Speaker 4: But I love a Cuban sandwich, and I love Sabrina
Speaker 4: and I would love her to represent me.
Speaker 1: For Fritz on the Street, Oh, I have bad news
Speaker 1: about that. There is no Fritz on the Street today.
Speaker 1: Remind me next week Fritz on the Street is canceled.
Speaker 2: Fritz didn't get enough answers or something like that, and
Speaker 2: I guess we'll have to do that next week on
Speaker 2: the show instead. But you can continue asking if you want.
Speaker 2: It's just I'm not going to remember anybody who asks me.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not going to remember anybody who asked
Speaker 2: me at all. Okay, all these other emails can hold.
Speaker 2: I'm putting all of you on hold for right now.
Speaker 2: We'll get to some of them when we come back.
Speaker 2: Some of them are just not good enough for the show.
Speaker 2: But yours, I'm I'm definitely confident of that, so send
Speaker 2: over an email tips tips at thenewsjunkie dot com. I
Speaker 2: wanted to share one thing with you real quick before
Speaker 2: we find out what's on the next episode. Did you
Speaker 2: guys see this unbelievable footage? There was these guys who
Speaker 2: were out on the snow slopes as they call them,
Speaker 2: and one of their friends got caught in a little
Speaker 2: mini avalanche and they happen to be recording GoPros and all,
Speaker 2: and they captured themselves. I guess you could say saving
Speaker 2: this guy's I heard it they're skiing?
Speaker 1: Is that making those beep sounds like it? They find
Speaker 1: out their friend got.
Speaker 3: All right, hold on.
Speaker 2: I know, I knew he said it at the end,
Speaker 2: but I didn't notice said it right there too. He
Speaker 2: doesn't say it from this part on, So it's just
Speaker 2: I'm not one hundred percent positive it was fleeting, but
Speaker 2: we'll be extra careful here. It was sleeping, but we'll
Speaker 2: be extra careful.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: Here, here's the guy digging through the snow. If he
Speaker 2: says another curse word, you're not gonna hear it, all right,
Speaker 2: They see him, they dive in and start trying to
Speaker 2: unbury him as fast as they can.
Speaker 3: Hands sticking out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just his hand as as skis are sticking out
Speaker 2: of the snow. I'll put this up on See it
Speaker 2: now so you can see it. They're trying their best
Speaker 2: to unbury his face. Finally they get his face clear. Okay,
Speaker 2: there he is. That's the guy said, Yeah, I'm okay.
Speaker 2: And I guess you would die from that, right, like
Speaker 2: you cannot breathe under the snow. You would suffocate. But
Speaker 2: they were able to save him. I'm gonna grab a
Speaker 2: screenshot of this and I'm gonna put it up on
Speaker 2: See It Now so you can see the whole thing,
Speaker 2: even with a couple of exciting f bombs that come
Speaker 2: right along with Check that out over on the news
Speaker 2: Junkie dot com and to See It Now section. And
Speaker 2: right now, let's find out what's coming up on the
Speaker 2: next episode.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you so quickly. You're gonna believe this. My
Speaker 3: whole thing, justum crash right, can I get a copy
Speaker 3: of The Drop Slinger? Please break?
Speaker 16: You?
Speaker 3: Bad fans and Game of Throne fans are at war.
Speaker 3: But anyone who knocks at Walter White's door will be
Speaker 3: greeted by a new owner, according to reports that are
Speaker 3: a little bit controversy bait spider Man. Spider Man does
Speaker 3: whatever China wants. Plus the Rock and Roll Hall of
Speaker 3: Fame nominees are out and cue the old man outrage
Speaker 3: for the ones that don't rock their roles. A'll that
Speaker 3: and so much more coming up on the next episode.
Speaker 1: And that is coming up next on the news Junkie.
Speaker 2: Lots of emails coming in today, like an an ordinate
Speaker 2: amount of emails, and seventy five percent maybe I'll actually
Speaker 2: go to eighty percent. Eighty percent of them are good,
Speaker 2: so let's keep those numbers up. There are some that
Speaker 2: are just got awful bad. There's a couple a couple
Speaker 2: of stragglers coming in here from the more well, I
Speaker 2: don't know, some of you seem ill.
Speaker 1: It's like one or two people. It's like the.
Speaker 2: Anonymous email I read earlier where there was not even
Speaker 2: a coherent thought in it.
Speaker 3: I get to good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't even know. I still don't know what
Speaker 1: that person was talking about.
Speaker 2: It was something about Turet's and calling somebody an a hole,
Speaker 2: and none of it came together. I know that you
Speaker 2: can put up better emails than that, So I challenge you,
Speaker 2: even that guy, even Turret's guy. I challenge you right
Speaker 2: now to send about a one tipsthewsyunkie dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get into it. Let's do the next
Speaker 1: step episode, because there's a lot on TV and you
Speaker 1: can't possibly keep up with all of it, even though
Speaker 1: you should, because what else are you going to talk about?
Speaker 6: So far?
Speaker 1: He's pretty cut, so far nothing, Weather's nice. It's time
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Speaker 2: Hey, not for nothing, but I just saw mortgage rates
Speaker 2: dipped below six percent for.
Speaker 1: The first time in a very long time.
Speaker 2: So I know there's people who have kind of been
Speaker 2: championed the bit to refinance. They're not all the way
Speaker 2: down to where they used to be in the glory days,
Speaker 2: but those those rates are starting to drop pretty good.
Speaker 1: So you should think about that.
Speaker 2: Don't forget about that mortgage you got, that mortgage you got, Dawn.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, even if you're curious, he's going to tell
Speaker 3: you when and how and everything else. As far as
Speaker 3: acting on things, I don't know if you remember. I
Speaker 3: thought it was much longer ago, but it was just
Speaker 3: eight years ago, twenty eighteen, that this lady right here
Speaker 3: is a yeah and on this day in twenty eighteen
Speaker 3: she revealed what.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Gay?
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't. I don't think she's gay.
Speaker 1: Well it's if so big news today. Yes, isn't she
Speaker 1: a gay hero? Though? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's also a hero of Clone dogs. Because it
Speaker 3: was on the same she revealed that she had her
Speaker 3: dog cloned Jill Lice baby must be nice to be rich?
Speaker 1: And how did that work out for Ms streisand.
Speaker 3: Uh, same dogs, same dog, twice cloned. I imagine still alive?
Speaker 3: Or do clone dogs have a smaller life span?
Speaker 2: I think they're supposed to be the same in a
Speaker 2: lot of Waysweet.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday, clone dogs, and happy nomination to those that
Speaker 3: were nominated in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: The results are in kind of Rock and Roll Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame announced their nominees for the twenty twenty six class.
Speaker 3: There are seventeen and ten of them first timers. Rule
Speaker 3: what's his mother of the name?
Speaker 1: There's always one there. I'm like where, I'm like, wow,
Speaker 1: I see John?
Speaker 3: I do not see John.
Speaker 1: They get a DMX in there, dx.
Speaker 3: GMx ceiling that was really good and I appreciate you.
Speaker 1: No it don't it hurt him? I could tell that
Speaker 1: doing that hurt him.
Speaker 3: At that's probably what Barbara skate dogs sound like.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: In order to be eligible, artists must have released their
Speaker 3: first commercial recording at least twenty five years ago. So
Speaker 3: are you ready to feel old as well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a couple on these lists that I
Speaker 1: was like, oh really, and now, Mark, which.
Speaker 3: Of these nominees are going to have some old man
Speaker 3: rock and roll panties in a bunch? We have ladies, gentlemen,
Speaker 3: gender not conforming that barbarstreison. The Black Crows are nominated, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: Jeff Buckley, all.
Speaker 1: Right, it's good, yes, dead right, yes, sad swimmer, good swimmer.
Speaker 1: Oh he drowned, ye ate water.
Speaker 3: Mariah Carey is going to be maybe in the Rock
Speaker 3: and Roll Hall of Fame. Everyone get in or is.
Speaker 5: It a thing?
Speaker 1: They're nominated and then the panel votes, what a tease?
Speaker 3: Why nominated?
Speaker 1: And then the people vote, But that only counts as
Speaker 1: one panel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there can be a million people voting and it's
Speaker 3: just one vote.
Speaker 9: This guy.
Speaker 3: Very exciting for him, at least because I'm part of
Speaker 3: the fandom. OHI Collins, Phil Collins is right, Billy boy,
Speaker 3: Melissa Etherrich. I guess technically I'm a fan too because
Speaker 3: of our shared love of ladies. Lauren Hill also fan
Speaker 3: because we both love being late Billy idol in Excess,
Speaker 3: Iron Maiden, Joy Division Slash, New Order, New Edition, Oasis,
Speaker 3: Pink Pink. Oh my god, it's been that long already.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, oh yeah, I get the party started as
Speaker 3: twenty five years old.
Speaker 1: No, not that song, but her first album, Oh.
Speaker 3: Miss No, that wasn't misunderstood. That was she was kind
Speaker 3: of like R and B Pink with a very short pinca.
Speaker 2: I'm probably totally wrong about this, but I think the
Speaker 2: misunderstood one was where it was like, just so you know,
Speaker 2: she's got a little bit of an edge tear.
Speaker 4: Yeah, miss understood with a Z again, please miss understood.
Speaker 1: It's M I S S U N D A Z
Speaker 1: t O O D was the second studio release. Can't
Speaker 1: Take Me Home was in two thousand rates, So yeah,
Speaker 1: Can't Take Me Home was the debut.
Speaker 3: Album Shaquida Shakita.
Speaker 4: That was the one that I kind of thought, Wow,
Speaker 4: it's been twenty five years of Shakira and those hips
Speaker 4: not likely. But did Shakira crossover twenty five years ago
Speaker 4: or did she have like some like Spanish language only
Speaker 4: albums that were released that didn't really hit in the US,
Speaker 4: but qualifies her for the twenty five year rule?
Speaker 3: I see, I don't know, zealing. I feel like it
Speaker 3: would be the big hit that puts her as a contender.
Speaker 1: No, it's just your first album. You can have a
Speaker 1: bunch of crap albums a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: All right, why dont they just call this the Music
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame at this point because Shakira is like
Speaker 2: one thousand percent not rock and roll.
Speaker 1: We all know that.
Speaker 2: Wow, yeah, why not just call it the Music Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame and then everybody's good.
Speaker 3: Luther Vandros is also going to be a nominee.
Speaker 1: Okay, havn't that Grammy?
Speaker 3: He got Wu Tang Clan And I'm a huge fan
Speaker 3: of Shade and she will also be nominated too.
Speaker 1: I think she's super talented.
Speaker 3: Go on tour, please, it's not rock and roll. The
Speaker 3: fan vote currently underway. Fans can vote for their seven
Speaker 3: favorites once a day. Official inductees will be announced in April,
Speaker 3: the ceremony sometime in the fall.
Speaker 1: Damn. Shakira's first studio album was in nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 2: I really think one they could fix all of this
Speaker 2: by just literally calling it not just the Music Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame, but but it's better to have, like, because
Speaker 2: I've been to the Country Music Hall of Fame Andshville,
Speaker 2: and I found that the biggest problem was it was
Speaker 2: the Country Music Hall of Fame and I don't really
Speaker 2: care about country music that much.
Speaker 1: And if it was just like one place, all of
Speaker 1: the music's, all of the types of music.
Speaker 3: Con it's a funny little thing.
Speaker 2: Now I think that's better. I think you get one
Speaker 2: place and that everybody from around the world goes. I
Speaker 2: want to go to the Music Hall of Fame. That's
Speaker 2: the spot.
Speaker 1: I think you fix this easily.
Speaker 3: Let's uh, maybe can you add comments to your vote
Speaker 3: any chance?
Speaker 1: Probably not to just stand the change.
Speaker 3: Yeah, cent evax or something.
Speaker 4: Shakira was fourteen when her first album was Wow, That's crazy.
Speaker 4: But like I said, it was all Spanish language until
Speaker 4: a little bit later when she crossed over.
Speaker 3: Well no more Spanish. Gmusa congratulations saw the gold medalists
Speaker 3: hockey coming into the conversation again today, and I am
Speaker 3: surprised we are just now hearing from him, considering the
Speaker 3: last Olympics and his full blown involvement. But finally, this fella,
Speaker 3: this put his name into that is right and Flavor
Speaker 3: flav has expanded, has offered to host the women's gold
Speaker 3: medal hockey team for a celebration in Vegas. Baby all right,
Speaker 3: So it's like you.
Speaker 1: Don't want to visit Trump, so come visit Flavor Flavor.
Speaker 3: Well, remember there was a scheduling issue.
Speaker 1: Also, real real quick question.
Speaker 2: When I look at the Team USA medals, because I
Speaker 2: was trying to figure out how many gold medals we
Speaker 2: brought home, it only says twelve. It only says twelve.
Speaker 2: That's obviously not that's that's counting. The hockey teams is
Speaker 2: just one, right, yeah, all right, so that makes it
Speaker 2: seem lower than the amount of people bringing home gold
Speaker 2: is higher.
Speaker 1: Than it would seem at twelve, but still impressive.
Speaker 3: Flavor Flavor is extending the invite to all female US
Speaker 3: Olympic and Paralympic medalists and social media. He said he
Speaker 3: wanted to go bigger and better by inviting these athletes
Speaker 3: alongside the US bob sled and skeleton team. Real quick question,
Speaker 3: what's that skeleton?
Speaker 2: There's different in types of bossing. A smaller crew skeleton
Speaker 2: is one of the types of bob sledding.
Speaker 1: That's all I know.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's like tinier, like junkie size or something.
Speaker 1: I don't I'll find out what's going on with I
Speaker 1: want to.
Speaker 3: Bring all the United States female Olympians and Paralympians who
Speaker 3: won medals. I got you guys covered. We're going to
Speaker 3: throw a big party for one night. We got to
Speaker 3: build up everybody, and that's what this is all about.
Speaker 3: I want to see everybody bring your body to the party.
Speaker 1: Dig it. Oh, skeleton is just one person on the sled. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this is the sled is not much? Wow, this sled
Speaker 1: does or anything. No, It's just like a flat piece
Speaker 1: of material and then a little like metal handle on top.
Speaker 4: And it looks like contrary to what we were all
Speaker 4: told as elementary schoolers, they are going down this thing headfirst.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there you have it. Also, congratulations. I think I
Speaker 3: brought this up either last week or the week prior that.
Speaker 3: The house I was made famous by this TV show
Speaker 3: right here, Breaking Bad, Breaking Bad is right. The last
Speaker 3: time we talked about it, se Lane, I had said
Speaker 3: the listing had changed a little bit for the four
Speaker 3: bedroom property. How much was the listing price as of
Speaker 3: two weeks ago?
Speaker 1: You said it had gone down a lot.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was originally up for four million dollars in
Speaker 3: January of twenty twenty five, and then a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks ago I said they dropped that number down to
Speaker 3: four hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: That seems so low. Yeah, so low.
Speaker 3: So tell me why Aiden Ross spent one point three
Speaker 3: million dollars on the Breaking Bad House. Because he's the
Speaker 3: new owner, bidding war congratulations to They call him controversial.
Speaker 3: I don't know Aiden, Well, he is a controversial guy
Speaker 3: that makes sense, plenty of money and obviously not a
Speaker 3: great real estate agent because he spent one point three
Speaker 3: million dollars on Walter White's house. Officially, Ross reportedly won
Speaker 3: out of twenty legitimate offers for the home, announcing he
Speaker 3: won the bit earlier this month. The live streamer road
Speaker 3: on social media he would do everything in his power
Speaker 3: to make his new house a one to one replica
Speaker 3: of just how you see it in the show Bitch
Speaker 3: on the Boottube. We've got Georgie and Mattie's first Marriage
Speaker 3: on CBS.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Also on CBS Ghosts, Matlock and Elsbeth. You can catch
Speaker 3: episode eight of Star Trek Starfleet Academy on Paramount plus,
Speaker 3: fourth season finale of Bridgerton, series premiere of the Gray
Speaker 3: House on Amazon and Sterling k Brown Sexy Sexy Man,
Speaker 3: It's gonna be on Kimmel. Follow Your Dreams and me
Speaker 3: on Instagram. That's a great hand bro. Most importantly, they
Speaker 3: with me America.
Speaker 1: Smady, thank you, Sabrina. I learn so removed from Ghosts,
Speaker 1: like we love Ghosts. We loved the first season.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna call?
Speaker 1: Oh? Okay? I thought you were just speaking generally. Yeah. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: that too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of living to do. Is this
Speaker 1: like the new Ghostbusters theme song Ghosts?
Speaker 4: No, the Ghosts on CBS, which was in the in
Speaker 4: the rundown there. I we loved the first season. We
Speaker 4: thought it was really funny, it was really good, and
Speaker 4: we I think we just got distracted by a bunch
Speaker 4: of other things and nothing has pulled me back to Ghosts.
Speaker 4: What about Paradise? Oh yeah, I only we only had
Speaker 4: three episodes to watch. We watched one one night and
Speaker 4: uh blew through the other two the next night. And
Speaker 4: I have in the interim because I've been at such
Speaker 4: a deficit of Paradise. I have watched this week alone
Speaker 4: the whole first season again.
Speaker 3: This guy, it'd be an interesting season, but then reports
Speaker 3: came out that it's gonna end at season three.
Speaker 1: That hate that the first season was only eight episodes.
Speaker 1: I bet this season will be the same.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they do that, and the weird thing is juxtaposed
Speaker 2: that what they're doing with the Paradise Show with Severance,
Speaker 2: which they just announced that Apple has purchased everything to
Speaker 2: do with Severance, the television show, and then they said Apple.
Speaker 1: Was already on Apple.
Speaker 2: What more was there to boy, the company bought the rights.
Speaker 2: You might be able to sort this out and see
Speaker 2: what it actually was. But it says they bought the
Speaker 2: IP and everything. They're not just Apple now owns it.
Speaker 2: And they greenlit a fourth season and a fifth season. Yes,
Speaker 2: so like they said, immediately.
Speaker 4: We're going to do even more full intellectual property rights
Speaker 4: to Severance from fifth season, which was the name of
Speaker 4: the production studio.
Speaker 1: So don't make that pfused. And they've spent just under
Speaker 1: seventy million dollars, which.
Speaker 3: Do they more just to do the last season?
Speaker 2: It costs a lot to make that show for some reason.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of money going around.
Speaker 1: You got Ben Stiller back there, he's probably making some money.
Speaker 4: Well, there was a lot more scenery in the second
Speaker 4: season than just being stuck in an office all the time.
Speaker 1: There was a lot more probably on location, filling tons
Speaker 1: of snow, just a lot more location.
Speaker 2: All right, we're going to take a quick break. When
Speaker 2: we come back, we'll break down more TV shows like
Speaker 2: this and let you know everything that's going on. I
Speaker 2: want to tell you they finally have released the information.
Speaker 2: I didn't think we were going to get to know this.
Speaker 2: This is an update that I didn't think I could
Speaker 2: bring to you, an update on a big mystery that
Speaker 2: we've been talking about on the show as coming up next.
Speaker 1: In the news junk Kie.
Speaker 2: I have to tell you nothing makes me feel more
Speaker 2: uncomfortable than the new imaging on our home station here
Speaker 2: where I feel like I'm playing double Dutch when we're
Speaker 2: coming back from I'm exciting.
Speaker 1: Are we are we back? Are we are we not?
Speaker 2: We used to have these little things that went real
Speaker 2: radios No no, no, and okay, cool that And then
Speaker 2: you play the rejoint audio.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're in a different spot, but they also have
Speaker 3: a lot more layers to it and very exciting.
Speaker 1: They're exciting now. But I sit there and I go,
Speaker 1: should I fire the rejoint? Do I play? I'm very uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: Attention.
Speaker 2: It's keeping me on my Toesna, Yeah, it's keep me
Speaker 2: on my toes over here.
Speaker 1: All right, here's the update on this story that has
Speaker 1: uh been.
Speaker 2: It's kept my interest for at least a little while,
Speaker 2: but I thought we'd never get any news on this.
Speaker 2: The thing that happened was these astronauts they went up
Speaker 2: to space as as they do, and there was a
Speaker 2: group job. There was four of them, Sea Lane and
Speaker 2: Crew eleven was the name of this group. They went
Speaker 2: up into the International Space Station and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden they were sent back and it was like, oh,
Speaker 2: there's an emergency. There's some sort of a medical emergency
Speaker 2: with these people. And here's the story that we got
Speaker 2: when this happened. An ailing astronaut returned to Earth with
Speaker 2: three others on Thursday, ending their space mission more than
Speaker 2: a month early. So they had to come back a
Speaker 2: month early. And they wouldn't say which of the astronauts
Speaker 2: it was. They wouldn't say what was going on. They
Speaker 2: didn't say anything, And it was like, wait, what was
Speaker 2: the space mystery illness that this person had?
Speaker 1: And I guess we'll just never learned this. Well we did.
Speaker 1: Now they've revealed who it was. NASA's mystery patient from
Speaker 1: last month's sudden International Space Station return has stepped forward
Speaker 1: he said, it was me. How was the sick one?
Speaker 1: Mike think is my name? And it was me, as said.
Speaker 2: The veteran astronaut confirmed this week that he was the
Speaker 2: crew member who suffered from a medical event that prompted
Speaker 2: NASA to end this all early. Fink didn't disclose details
Speaker 2: of his condition, but he said that he needed immediate
Speaker 2: attention from his crewmates and support from NASA flight surgeons.
Speaker 1: Status quickly stabilized.
Speaker 2: It there was something of that had to do, like
Speaker 2: the idea that they needed to help Sabrina from NASA
Speaker 2: flight surgeons.
Speaker 1: I mean that means that there.
Speaker 2: Was something going on in this guy's body that they
Speaker 2: had to work on for at least a little while.
Speaker 2: They decided the safest move was to return home and
Speaker 2: use advanced medical imaging not available in the space station
Speaker 2: and they have basic medical gear up there. But it
Speaker 2: triggered a domino effect and lots of stuff happened as
Speaker 2: a result. Finkey, a retired Air Force colonel, has been
Speaker 2: an astronaut since nineteen ninety six, has been in space
Speaker 2: for five hundred and forty nine days.
Speaker 1: Damn, you are a braver man than I. But he
Speaker 1: was the one.
Speaker 2: Now we know, he was the one who was sick
Speaker 2: and stayed in the hospital overnight when he came back.
Speaker 4: So when you say that you're a retired Air Force
Speaker 4: you said colonel, right, colonel. Yeah, he was a retired
Speaker 4: Air Force colonel. So he had a career in the
Speaker 4: Air Force and then became an astronaut.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I guess so you had like enough to call
Speaker 1: yourself retired. Yeah. I've seen some people from the order
Speaker 1: around that. I'm like, did you retire or did you
Speaker 1: just get a different job and quit this job.
Speaker 2: This guy's impressive. You're an astronaut. That's impressive just on
Speaker 2: its own. Just like I said, I'm impressed with.
Speaker 1: The gold medal winners and everybody who won gold coming
Speaker 1: back from the Olympics shouts out, let's go America.
Speaker 2: I'm also impressed with all the astronauts because I know
Speaker 2: they it's not like he used to be. They used
Speaker 2: to be taking ads out in the newspaper and they say,
Speaker 2: help want it, We want somebody to go to space.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they didn't have enough people, but said somebody.
Speaker 4: A lot of the early ones were like fighter pilots
Speaker 4: that were were good old boys and like to push
Speaker 4: the limitations of their aircraft and you know, try to
Speaker 4: fly it higher and higher, and then you know, going
Speaker 4: into space was just like the next kind of logical step.
Speaker 2: There were some brave men and women that have put
Speaker 2: themselves on the line, many of them losing their lives
Speaker 2: to further humanity's quest into space. Thinking, if I'm saying
Speaker 2: your name wrong, I apologize. Think Mike, think I think
Speaker 2: you were one of them. I'm sorry that you weren't
Speaker 2: feeling well. I'm glad you're back.
Speaker 1: Now. Just tell us what it was.
Speaker 2: Okay, what was the medical thing? I know I have
Speaker 2: no right to know at all, but I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: This this half update.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't like that, you know, just Mike
Speaker 4: Fink comes out and says it was me not gonna
Speaker 4: tell you.
Speaker 15: What I have.
Speaker 1: I wonder I would rather have not had the update.
Speaker 2: Oh, I like to know that we at least narrowed
Speaker 2: it down to who it was, because there was a
Speaker 2: lot of people online like maybe one of those ladies
Speaker 2: had their period in space.
Speaker 3: No, they send them with one hundred tampons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fine. Yeah, and if anything, they have far
Speaker 1: too many tons of tamponsle round.
Speaker 2: But I put this person. I put all of them
Speaker 2: in the same class of characters. Very very impressive astronauts. Chris,
Speaker 2: I mean, Mike, Mike think you are I salute you.
Speaker 2: You're an astronaut. Along the lines of Miss Katy Perry.
Speaker 2: We really true.
Speaker 1: He's much more of an astronaut than Katie Perry. Feel Katie,
Speaker 1: how do you feel you're an astronaut? Now you're an astronaut?
Speaker 2: Gail King, whoever else went up there, you know, they
Speaker 2: all did it. Congratulations, Maybe could have it feels like
Speaker 2: it might have been something uncomfortable. Yeah, yeah, because if
Speaker 2: it was something if you had a heart attack, I
Speaker 2: think you, Mike would have come forward and been like, hey,
Speaker 2: I just want you guys to know I had a
Speaker 2: heart attack in space. First space heart attack. M yeh
Speaker 2: heart attack in space. Can't take me down, baby, still
Speaker 2: alive and kicking it. And I'm the first space heart
Speaker 2: attack person.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants that first space space coatsy.
Speaker 2: No, nobody's gonna People aren't gonna take interest in the
Speaker 2: first space coatsy.
Speaker 1: That's not great. The other astronauts would.
Speaker 3: Get it, all right.
Speaker 2: Let's see, we got some dispatches and emails to rip
Speaker 2: wide open here in just a moment, Send them in
Speaker 2: before I get to them, and you could be right
Speaker 2: on the show. Tips at thenewsjunkie dot com or record
Speaker 2: a dispatch on the website.
Speaker 1: The news junkie dot com.
Speaker 2: One thing I saw looking at a lot of discussion
Speaker 2: around the Winter Olympics, around some things that happened this week,
Speaker 2: I saw a story one of them that I can
Speaker 2: relate to.
Speaker 1: This I can't relate to the story, but I can
Speaker 1: relate it to me telling you this.
Speaker 2: Right now, where there were these guys going to hang
Speaker 2: out and they were on this ski lift and one
Speaker 2: of them almost fell off.
Speaker 1: Did you guys see this about like the people? One
Speaker 1: of the people almost fell off the ski lift. Let
Speaker 1: me see if I can bring up a video.
Speaker 2: It was in Big Bear and their friend was like
Speaker 2: dangling and they were trying to hang on to him
Speaker 2: as best as they could Big Bear Ski. Let me
Speaker 2: see if I can bring this upisode, I can illustrate
Speaker 2: it for everybody.
Speaker 1: Oh here it is okay the Nightmare Man. So their
Speaker 1: friend is on the ski lift and and he slides
Speaker 1: off and they're trying to hold on to him. Into
Speaker 1: her newsroom, she was a skier you could see him
Speaker 1: hanging up.
Speaker 3: A ski lift with two people holding her by her arm.
Speaker 1: They're holding her to her today so far it's been
Speaker 1: more than eight millow and.
Speaker 2: She's just high enough in some of these parts that
Speaker 2: I'm seeing where if she fell it would be pretty bad.
Speaker 1: She WoT to break a leg at the very least
Speaker 1: made it to the unloading area and that has to
Speaker 1: go back down. Yeah, I guess, I guess you have
Speaker 1: to go back down. No, she could get down.
Speaker 2: She she she ended up being okay, but she was
Speaker 2: falling off of the ski lift, which so you guys
Speaker 2: know they're like these baskets and then go up the
Speaker 2: side of the ski slopes and.
Speaker 1: Er Shawn, they know what a ski lift is. Do
Speaker 1: you know what?
Speaker 2: You know what I learned the most from this. I
Speaker 2: saw people discussing this. I have, and actually I think
Speaker 2: we might all be in the same boat here. I've
Speaker 2: never been skiing in my entire life, not snow Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've never been snow skiing, not once in my life.
Speaker 2: But I saw a big conversation of surface as a
Speaker 2: result of this, and they said, do you know how
Speaker 2: expensive it is to ride these ski lifts?
Speaker 1: No? Well, obviously. No, I've never never heard this before.
Speaker 2: And people complain about their power bill and all these
Speaker 2: other things. The skiers are complaining about their ski lift bills.
Speaker 2: When you go to one of these places, you have
Speaker 2: to pay to go on the ski lift for the day,
Speaker 2: this rudimentary lift that brings you up so you could
Speaker 2: do the pizzas in the French Fries.
Speaker 1: Are you paying one feed to use it for the
Speaker 1: whole day or is this like a one time ride.
Speaker 1: They have day passes and I think they have longer
Speaker 1: ones too. By one pass and from what I heard,
Speaker 1: the day passes are like three hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: That's expensive. And at some places, if you don't bring
Speaker 3: your own gear, you have to rent, and that's pretty
Speaker 3: pricey as well.
Speaker 2: That's that's that's expensive. Three hundred dollars just to ride
Speaker 2: it up. And then if you're yeah, like you said,
Speaker 2: if you're renting your ski gear, I don't know how
Speaker 2: much it costs to rent the gear for the weekend.
Speaker 3: It is just to write it up, but you're also
Speaker 3: just utilizing the mountain and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but for a day, that's more than Disney World.
Speaker 2: Yeah, three hundred dollars for a person is more than
Speaker 2: Disney World costs a ticket into the actual venue.
Speaker 1: Itself that I knew.
Speaker 2: A pass, No, no, just one day one park is
Speaker 2: like two hundred dollars and some change. Now they're not
Speaker 2: all this expensive. I don't want to be putting that
Speaker 2: out there. I guess they start. Some of them are cheaper,
Speaker 2: and they's some around one hundred dollars or so, but
Speaker 2: some of them are as expensive. His three hundred dollars
Speaker 2: to ride the damn ski lift for the day, which
Speaker 2: is kind of crazy to think about.
Speaker 1: But there you go.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get into some of these emails coming
Speaker 2: in Tips at the News Junkie dot com.
Speaker 1: Go skiing a urinal for much less. You're not supposed
Speaker 1: to have.
Speaker 2: Tony emails the show Tips at the News Junkie dot com.
Speaker 2: And he said, when you said you had an update
Speaker 2: on an old story, I cannot be the only person
Speaker 2: who had a sliver of hope it was going to
Speaker 2: be an update about Dick Tips.
Speaker 1: And the missing body.
Speaker 2: Wow did we ever get any resolution to that story?
Speaker 2: Loved the show, says Tony. For those of you who
Speaker 2: are the uninitiated, Dick Tips was this guy who I
Speaker 2: think owned a funeral home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, which, weirdly enough, his name is Robert, but he
Speaker 4: goes by Dick usually you see that from a Richard.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And this this guy was in the news because
Speaker 2: they lost somebody's body at the funeral home where he worked.
Speaker 1: And we were tracking this for a while while, and
Speaker 1: this is funny. I tried to ask chat GPT if
Speaker 1: there was an update. I said, Dick Tips, did they
Speaker 1: ever find the body?
Speaker 2: And it says there's no verified missing person or criminal
Speaker 2: case involving somebody legitimately named Dick Tips if you're referencing
Speaker 2: the viral prank name that's been used in fake calls
Speaker 2: and internet jokes similar.
Speaker 1: To Mike Hunt style gags. There isn't any real missing
Speaker 1: body case connected to it.
Speaker 2: If you've met a different person who specific case, give
Speaker 2: me more detail. I don't know that I've heard anything
Speaker 2: on that case. But there was a body that went
Speaker 2: missing and they thought it was this guy who was
Speaker 2: like a stalker and kind of obsessed.
Speaker 1: And that's about all I remember that I don't remember.
Speaker 4: It says the body of Julie Mott has never been found.
Speaker 4: According to news articles. Mott died at age twenty five,
Speaker 4: of complications related to cystic fibrosis. That was in August
Speaker 4: of twenty fifteen.
Speaker 3: And everybody's been missing since.
Speaker 4: The remainder stolen from the Mission Park Funeral Chapel run
Speaker 4: by mister Dick Tips in San Antonio, Texas sometime between
Speaker 4: the end of our memorial service and the facilities opening
Speaker 4: the next morning.
Speaker 3: And how's business been for them?
Speaker 1: Since it doesn't say?
Speaker 4: A jury awarded Moss family good eight million dollars in
Speaker 4: a civil lawsuit against the funeral home for negligence.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: The trial revealed lack of security, including a twenty year
Speaker 4: old alarm code known by nearly two dozen people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they lost the body and then afterwards there
Speaker 2: was an effort to locate this person.
Speaker 1: They never found it.
Speaker 2: That's the update you can get from us now. But
Speaker 2: you could always request updates on stories like that. People
Speaker 2: do that all the time.
Speaker 1: People will ask me, hey man, what happened to that.
Speaker 2: Guy who said he was a human alien hybrid who
Speaker 2: had all the guns in the huge arsenal and stories
Speaker 2: that have caught people's attention over the years. If you
Speaker 2: have something you wanted update on, hit me up. I'll
Speaker 2: do my best to find out what the resolution is.
Speaker 2: If we got any tips t ips at the Newsjunkie
Speaker 2: dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we'll get into some updates out
Speaker 2: of Mexico. And the first time, the first time that
Speaker 2: there has been punishment for insider trading on prediction markets.
Speaker 1: Oh, I knew this was going to happen eventually.
Speaker 2: People would say, well, what if the football players know
Speaker 2: what color the gatorade is going to be that could
Speaker 2: be poured on the coach? Can't they cheat? That's not
Speaker 2: how they got them. It wasn't in the sports world.
Speaker 2: But somebody has been hit with accusations and punished for
Speaker 2: insider trading on one of these prediction markets.
Speaker 1: What did they try to predict? How did they make money?
Speaker 1: Who was it? All of that coming up next on
Speaker 1: The News Junkie.
Speaker 2: The first person who got in trouble for insider trading
Speaker 2: on a prediction market.
Speaker 1: And these are where you can bet on things happening.
Speaker 2: And we've talked about on the show, how well don't
Speaker 2: some of the football players know the color of the
Speaker 2: gatorade when you're gonna dump it on somebody? Isn't it
Speaker 2: possible that they would know and they could cheat, and
Speaker 2: it would be insider trading. And this is one of
Speaker 2: those things that everybody's on board with. On a week
Speaker 2: where we did the State of the Union and only
Speaker 2: like one or two things made both sides of the
Speaker 2: political aisles stand up together.
Speaker 1: Only like one or two things made.
Speaker 2: Everybody stand up at clap, you know, together, And one
Speaker 2: of them was that they didn't want insider trading for
Speaker 2: elected officials in Congress, which you know, yeah, of course,
Speaker 2: I don't even think they should be trading stocks at all.
Speaker 2: I don't think they should be while they're in office.
Speaker 2: Maybe it'll encourage them to get out of office a
Speaker 2: little quicker and vacate some of those seats to some
Speaker 2: people who are a little younger than them.
Speaker 1: There should be trading stocks at all. But maybe I'm
Speaker 1: standing up alone on that one.
Speaker 2: However, they all got together and they said insider trading
Speaker 2: equals bad. We all stand up, we all applaud for this,
Speaker 2: so we all do the same, I guess, hopefully for
Speaker 2: these prediction markets.
Speaker 1: And Calshi is the one in this case where for the.
Speaker 2: First time ever they accuse somebody of insider trading. They said,
Speaker 2: you knew private insider information about the thing that you
Speaker 2: were betting on, and it traces back, of all people
Speaker 2: to mister Beast. Oh I arguably the most famous man
Speaker 2: in the world, certainly one of the top three most
Speaker 2: famous people on planet Earth. Trump up there with whoever
Speaker 2: else is in the top three. But mister Beast is
Speaker 2: somebody who even though you might not know this, and
Speaker 2: some of you go, I don't know, I wantch YouTube.
Speaker 1: I've never seen a mister Beast video.
Speaker 2: If you go around the world, there are very few
Speaker 2: places you can go where he's Like Michael Jackson in
Speaker 2: his prime. There are so few places you can go
Speaker 2: where they don't know who the hell mister Beast is.
Speaker 2: Little kids will be in anywhere from Rwanda to Greenland
Speaker 2: and Antarctica and they'll go, hey, we know who mister
Speaker 2: Beast is.
Speaker 1: Nay show up every single time.
Speaker 2: In this case, an editor who works for YouTube's biggest creator,
Speaker 2: mister Beast, has been suspended from the prediction market platform
Speaker 2: CALSH and reported to federal regulators for insider trading.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's the first time the company has said anything
Speaker 1: like this. His name is r Tem Coptur.
Speaker 2: That's the employee of mister beasts art Em last name
Speaker 2: kaptu Are. He traded around four thousand dollars on markets
Speaker 2: related to mister Beast whilst he was working for mister Beest,
Speaker 2: and Calshey said, we discovered that he had near perfect
Speaker 2: trading success when he was betting about mister Beast.
Speaker 1: This account like, well, hang on, you gotta lose a
Speaker 1: little man.
Speaker 2: Oh's right, you got to fail a little bit in there,
Speaker 2: so looks a little more legit. But he was placing
Speaker 2: bets about mister Beast. What he would say in his
Speaker 2: next video the number of.
Speaker 3: Subscribers you wouldn't get caught.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when will he get married? Whatever you could bet
Speaker 2: on on the website. One of the people betting had
Speaker 2: a perfect record, and they started investigating and they found out, oh,
Speaker 2: this guy's an editor for mister Beest.
Speaker 1: So cal She says.
Speaker 4: In the past year, they've opened two hundred investigations and
Speaker 4: frozen a number of flagged accounts. All those investigations, over
Speaker 4: a dozen have become active cases.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: We've received questions from customers about how we identify violation
Speaker 4: and enforce our rules. So they released information about two
Speaker 4: insider trading cases we've recently closed.
Speaker 1: Okay on the mister Beast Kyle. It was the other one.
Speaker 4: The other one concerns a candidate who traded about two
Speaker 4: hundred dollars on his own candidacy for governor of California,
Speaker 4: really posted about it on social media, a violation of
Speaker 4: several Calshi rules.
Speaker 1: It must be somebody small, because why is it only
Speaker 1: two hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, punishment was a five year ban in financial penalty.
Speaker 4: The financial penalty was ten times the initial trade size.
Speaker 4: The candidate recently announced he's no longer running for governor,
Speaker 4: is now instead running for Congress. The second one was
Speaker 4: an insider who traded four thousand dollars on YouTube streaming markets,
Speaker 4: a violation of the insider trading rules. His pen punishment
Speaker 4: was two year suspension and financial penalty five times the
Speaker 4: initial trade size.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: I mean, these are like tiny little penalties for you're
Speaker 2: doing the same thing as if Martha Stewart was guilty
Speaker 2: of something at Center to Prison.
Speaker 1: How is this any different?
Speaker 2: You are operating with insider information that gives you an
Speaker 2: unfair advantage in the financial market.
Speaker 3: I thought the whole thing with Kelhi though, was like
Speaker 3: you're buying shares of something.
Speaker 1: That's how they get away with it. They it. So
Speaker 1: it's more like trading gambling. Yeah, more like a stockman gambling.
Speaker 2: Even though you can make an argument stocks are just
Speaker 2: like loot boxes.
Speaker 1: And all this stuff. It's all kind of the same thing.
Speaker 1: Round and round we go, over and over and over.
Speaker 2: I was just telling the folks on the stream, it's
Speaker 2: never more clear to me than on days like this
Speaker 2: morning that there is a Courtney side of the Internet,
Speaker 2: my lovely partner and her side of the Internet, and
Speaker 2: then there's Sean side of the internet.
Speaker 1: Dark, my son of the Internet.
Speaker 2: I told them, and I'm only going to give out
Speaker 2: some very sparse details about this. I told them, I
Speaker 2: saw a video this morning, a new video. It was
Speaker 2: it's a new like a shocking video that's making the rounds.
Speaker 2: I saw a new video this morning that nobody should watch. Nobody.
Speaker 1: You'll hear this story about the in getting arrested probably in.
Speaker 2: The next couple of days. That would be my guess,
Speaker 2: because they posted the footage of them doing this online
Speaker 2: and quite obviously you know they will be captured and
Speaker 2: you know all the rest will will play out.
Speaker 1: But I saw this video and.
Speaker 2: I was like, what's this and I didn't know where
Speaker 2: I was going on the shan side of the internet
Speaker 2: for far too long. And then I had just watched
Speaker 2: the video and sat there with my jaw on the
Speaker 2: floor and I look over and Courtney's just you know,
Speaker 2: she's on door dash er.
Speaker 4: This is why you need that sweet videos that phone
Speaker 4: that has the privacy screen. Oh god, Courtney looks over
Speaker 4: and you've got that thing on.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. It was.
Speaker 2: It was one of the worst ones I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: And I've seen so many of these shock videos, just
Speaker 2: kind of being in that world. There's there's like a
Speaker 2: shock video.
Speaker 1: It was. It was a very very disturbed man.
Speaker 2: I think it was probably teenage, early twenties, and he
Speaker 2: was with his grandmother and grandfather in the video. No
Speaker 2: they are no, they are definitely very much, one hundred
Speaker 2: percent without a shadow of it out, definitely no longer
Speaker 2: with us.
Speaker 11: And what for you?
Speaker 1: Alright, look I'm in question.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: Is grandma and grandpa intact?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no no, the two pieces each multiple
Speaker 1: pieces each the part you weirdo, what do you want
Speaker 1: to know this? You're absolutely trying to get to the
Speaker 1: to the you know, nuts and bolts send.
Speaker 2: Out of curiosity, and I'm telling you not to look
Speaker 2: at it. And all I'm telling you on the shot
Speaker 2: side of the Internet, the favorites.
Speaker 3: Afforded to me on the Oh my god, totally is
Speaker 3: his favorite.
Speaker 2: No, it's not my favorites. But I could definitely show
Speaker 2: you the video. I don't know that anybody should want
Speaker 2: to see the video watch.
Speaker 3: The decision.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 2: No, I mean like, I'll tell you this so when
Speaker 2: it pops up, you guys know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: because it probably will at some point in time. There
Speaker 2: is a moment where this very disturbed individual who has
Speaker 2: a small axe in their hands, looks at the camera
Speaker 2: and just starts licking the axe, and I was like that, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Seawan, Internet, that's enough of you. That's enough for
Speaker 1: you this morning. No tissues, no moisturizer. I didn't get
Speaker 1: good grades.
Speaker 2: I don't have the moisturizer that that little kid in
Speaker 2: the Winter Storm had on that classic clip we played
Speaker 2: this week.
Speaker 1: But it was the Shan side of the Internet.
Speaker 2: I would tell you stay away, stay away, stay over
Speaker 2: like it's it's a black diamond. I'm I'm living the
Speaker 2: black diamond Internet life, and you probably should stay on
Speaker 2: the bunny slope.
Speaker 1: It's a better experience over them.
Speaker 3: Little part of me wants to be that lady who
Speaker 3: is hanging from the lift and I try to google it.
Speaker 3: Just now, man acts, Grandma, Grandpa. No, there is a
Speaker 3: massive list of cases involving.
Speaker 1: That people are so weird. It's such a strange world,
Speaker 1: and I think we're better off not knowing some of this.
Speaker 1: Guy I saw that list and goes, you know, nobody's video.
Speaker 1: Take this.
Speaker 3: Challenge.
Speaker 2: I have to do something brand new. Stay away from
Speaker 2: the shod side of the internet. Stay away, stay on
Speaker 2: the courtny side of the internet. It's a better place
Speaker 2: over there. I promise you that much. All right, a
Speaker 2: couple of things I want to work in here as
Speaker 2: we roll on in the show. Oh, here's what I
Speaker 2: wanted to talk about.
Speaker 1: And this is a MO question. Let's let's put this
Speaker 1: on the MO list.
Speaker 2: I'm going to show you something and it's a video,
Speaker 2: so I'm gonna describe it for everybody else. And in fact,
Speaker 2: I'll get a good screenshot right now so we can
Speaker 2: put it up on see it now and you can
Speaker 2: actually see the visual of this. But I have a
Speaker 2: lot of questions about this very short video. This is
Speaker 2: one of those people who drives around filming themselves on motorcycles.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you want to.
Speaker 2: Call this speed bike, crotch rocket, I don't know what
Speaker 2: the proper term for these kind of bikes are.
Speaker 1: It's a fast motorcycle.
Speaker 2: That's not your heartily style, your hog style, your chopper style.
Speaker 2: It's a speed bike, a race bike that this guy
Speaker 2: is on and he's driving down what appears to be
Speaker 2: an interstate. In this he sees an emergency vehicle and
Speaker 2: the emergency vehicle is having some trouble getting around traffic.
Speaker 1: Here's what follows. It speeds up revs is in geny.
Speaker 1: He goes in front of the emergency vehicle.
Speaker 2: Right now, just so you know what he's doing is
Speaker 2: he's ahead of the emergency v vehicle, lights on, sirens on,
Speaker 2: and he's revving his engine and telling people to scoot
Speaker 2: over and making way for this emergency vehicle to go
Speaker 2: through can of goo.
Speaker 1: He's giving them an escort. That's what he's doing. You
Speaker 1: can't do that, right, Why you can't just.
Speaker 2: Go well, I'm going to take it upon myself to
Speaker 2: give an escort to these emergency vehicles.
Speaker 3: I've I've seen videos like this before and they've proven
Speaker 3: to be very helpful when people are not paying attention,
Speaker 3: stuck in traffic, and you get someone who could go
Speaker 3: very fast, very quickly and move people aside. Give him
Speaker 3: the golden ticket.
Speaker 11: To do that.
Speaker 1: Just for the record, I'm not saying it's not working.
Speaker 1: You're not wrong. It's working. He's going up, he said,
Speaker 1: scoot over. He scoot over. Everybody's scoot over.
Speaker 3: It's a fast bike.
Speaker 15: You can hear it.
Speaker 1: Each car he revs his engine and he tells him
Speaker 1: move out of the way, and he makes room for
Speaker 1: the car behind him. Like this is illegal. It seems
Speaker 1: very illegal, but.
Speaker 3: All under a good samaritan of some sort.
Speaker 4: I don't know he's trying a good samaritan, but if
Speaker 4: nothing else, he is definitely just traveling in the emergency lane.
Speaker 4: He's doing that, somebody says. Some say John on YouTube
Speaker 4: says he's speeding to do it. He's definitely speeding. He's
Speaker 4: definitely in the lanes in emergency lanes and stuff. He's
Speaker 4: not supposed to be driving recklessly, for sure, but he's
Speaker 4: doing it all.
Speaker 2: Under the guys that he's clearing the way for the
Speaker 2: emergency vehicle that's having trouble getting through.
Speaker 3: But then stop still traffic, guys, he could get through
Speaker 3: it if he was in the other two lanes.
Speaker 1: They can still go drive through the lanes and stuff like.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if he's speeding because this is
Speaker 3: a highway and that's probably fifty five minimum.
Speaker 1: And he's it might just sound like he's speeding because
Speaker 1: he's reving his engine.
Speaker 3: This is stop still traffic or very slow moving.
Speaker 2: Nobody is really going super fast, but he is zooming
Speaker 2: in and out. And then at the end here again,
Speaker 2: i'll put this up on see it now so you
Speaker 2: can see the visual.
Speaker 1: At the end, they go around him. He gives him
Speaker 1: a thumbs up.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 1: He tries out running.
Speaker 16: I think.
Speaker 1: You're like, you can't do that, right.
Speaker 9: Well, he just did.
Speaker 2: Also, this is the biggest loophole ever that you can
Speaker 2: if you're helping out the cops and without their them
Speaker 2: asking that you could do break all these laws.
Speaker 4: I just realized because I was writing this on the
Speaker 4: mo list, I refer to the vehicle as an ambulance,
Speaker 4: but no, that was just a police officer.
Speaker 1: Yeahs and sirens.
Speaker 4: Though, Yeah, I still think he kind of violated some laws.
Speaker 4: I mean, I would be curious, what is the person
Speaker 4: driving the cop car? How do they feel about it?
Speaker 4: I don't know, But does it matter? You're still breaking
Speaker 4: the law, like you.
Speaker 2: Don't have You can't put it upon yourself that you're
Speaker 2: going to help the police with something. The police they
Speaker 2: might ask you and then maybe I think we talked
Speaker 2: about that with MO before, like they can deputize you
Speaker 2: for a moment or two, sort.
Speaker 3: Of deputized because they didn't pull him over.
Speaker 2: Now technically she's right, Zeilane, because he did it, and
Speaker 2: I don't think he's going.
Speaker 1: To jail for it. I think at the end, the
Speaker 1: cop goes, all right, yeah, thank you for doing that.
Speaker 2: Go look at this yourself over on see it now,
Speaker 2: and C says, can't the emergency vehicle just drive in
Speaker 2: the emergency lane? There wasn't enough room for it to
Speaker 2: fully go by, and the motorcycle was pushing people over
Speaker 2: to the right and saying go over, push over, push over,
Speaker 2: and making a little lane for the vehicle to get through.
Speaker 2: It just seems like an excellent excuse to be able
Speaker 2: to break a whole bunch of laws all at once.
Speaker 1: But let us know. Is this legal? Is this a
Speaker 1: legal thing to do?
Speaker 2: Give us your thoughts and a dispatch over at thenewsjunkie
Speaker 2: dot com when we come back jury duty, including an
Speaker 2: update on a story we've been following pretty closely over
Speaker 2: the core this week.
Speaker 1: Some cuffs going out, somebody getting arrested.
Speaker 15: What for?
Speaker 1: That update is coming up next on the News Junkie.
Speaker 2: This is a dumb headline. I just have to say
Speaker 2: before we get into jury duty. I disagree with this.
Speaker 2: I'm going to bring up the CBS news story and
Speaker 2: it says a bird seen flying around Las Vegas was rescued.
Speaker 2: They captured the bird that was flying around Las Vegas,
Speaker 2: and they rescued it and they're bringing it back to
Speaker 2: where I guess it's supposed to be, Which is so
Speaker 2: funny for some reason because it's like, oh, you mean
Speaker 2: the bird that was birding, it was flying around. Yes,
Speaker 2: it was a two can, which is a little out
Speaker 2: of place in the Las Vegas desert. Yes, I acknowledge that,
Speaker 2: But the bird is supposed to fly around a two
Speaker 2: can could probably figure out how to eat out there.
Speaker 4: Maybe you just assume that the two can is loss
Speaker 4: if it's running wild in Vegas.
Speaker 3: Does cans are not native to Vegas deserts?
Speaker 4: Sure, they don't tend to be. No, didn't have Okay,
Speaker 4: did it have a ring on one of its claws.
Speaker 1: It's owned by something the cereal box. This says.
Speaker 2: A two can that has been seen flying around Las
Speaker 2: Vegas for months has been saved. We've all been just
Speaker 2: so worried about it for months, says sky Marsh. He's
Speaker 2: been flying around for months, and they said, Sam has
Speaker 2: found what a release Sam?
Speaker 1: The two can has been living in Las.
Speaker 2: Vegas since it's November, much to the concern of bird
Speaker 2: experts enthusiasts who were worried about the exotic bird's health
Speaker 2: and his ability to survive long term and his city
Speaker 2: with drastic weather changes. The little stinker decided it was
Speaker 2: time for help. He flew into somebody's garage, they said,
Speaker 2: and there you are. The Tucan is finally now. But
Speaker 2: the Tucan would probably argue that he was free before
Speaker 2: and now he's in a cage, and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 2: we got him in a cage. I don't know, I
Speaker 2: don't know that you really wanted help here. They had
Speaker 2: something out there in the desert. There's a lot of chorus.
Speaker 1: Can you see its legs in this?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 1: You can't? No, not not here.
Speaker 2: After the rescue group caught him, staff took him to
Speaker 2: a local veterinarian and there were some signs of wear
Speaker 2: and tear.
Speaker 1: They gave him fluids and blood work. I don't know
Speaker 1: where they go.
Speaker 2: Oh Sam's owner, who had posted on social media about
Speaker 2: the birds escaped from his cage in November, okay, have
Speaker 2: not been in contact with the rescue group just yet.
Speaker 2: So they had reached out and said, we lost our
Speaker 2: bird and they were trying to find it and they
Speaker 2: got this thing.
Speaker 1: Now it's in a cage and they're like, we got it.
Speaker 2: So it's finally good. I feel like the bird maybe
Speaker 2: wanted to just fly around a little bit more. And
Speaker 2: they do this all the time. It wasn't Vegas, the
Speaker 2: place where where people were putting little hats on the
Speaker 2: on the birds.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that on the pigeons? Was it a
Speaker 1: cowboy hat or pigeon hats? Vegas?
Speaker 2: I'll try to find this the story we did so
Speaker 2: long ago. This was in twenty nineteen. It's so funny looking,
Speaker 2: they said, pigeons wearing tiny cowboy hats.
Speaker 1: Spotted in Las Vegas, and the pigeons had little tiny
Speaker 1: hats on them. It's good they named them.
Speaker 2: They named them Kluck Norris and cool Lamity Jane. And
Speaker 2: then they went they got the birds, and so we
Speaker 2: don't know. Maybe the birds will put those hats on.
Speaker 2: Maybe they were inspired by one piece. They said, this
Speaker 2: is the kind of hat I want to wear. Here,
Speaker 2: I want to wear this around as I'm flying around Vegas.
Speaker 2: But there I can't play any of the videos because
Speaker 2: almost everybody is quite obviously cursing at the sight of
Speaker 2: a bird in a hat. Here's here's one up, all muted.
Speaker 2: There's a bird wearing a cowboy hat wandering along a
Speaker 2: parking lot.
Speaker 1: There's two of them. This little it looks like Woody's Cowboy.
Speaker 1: I love the caption here. There are consequences to legalizing marijuana.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go, speaking of that, we can
Speaker 2: we could put something about marijuana in jury duty. Let's
Speaker 2: get into it here we go, Hang on, I might
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Speaker 4: Kind of I'm kind of back and forth on this.
Speaker 4: I'm kind of I'm torn in two directions. You see
Speaker 4: he's stronger, Yeah, yeah, I'm thinking here, marijuana addiction rehab
Speaker 4: for that seems a little.
Speaker 1: The just rehabbs the crash.
Speaker 4: Lamar Odem definitely has an addictive personality, where the marijuana thing,
Speaker 4: can you know, lead to other things when he gets bored.
Speaker 1: You know he was doing crack at the bunny ranch.
Speaker 1: This guy's got a weed.
Speaker 4: Did he almost die at the bunny ranch? Yeah, so
Speaker 4: you should, you should pay attention to his weed problem.
Speaker 4: Whereas say, if like a young girl in her teens
Speaker 4: was like sent to rehab by her parents for marijuana,
Speaker 4: that seems.
Speaker 1: Kind of lame. Yeah the part of the parents. Don't
Speaker 1: say that about Courtney's parents. How could you? How could
Speaker 1: you do that rehab for weed? That brings me right
Speaker 1: right back? Yeah, right back to half bag? Is la
Speaker 1: blank for coke? How much weed was this guy smoking?
Speaker 1: Let me see.
Speaker 2: Lamar Odem checks out a rehab, says the story. After
Speaker 2: completing a thirty day program and I rely recovery. In
Speaker 2: Los Angeles, he got arrested for DUI. Okay, well, you
Speaker 2: know it's one thing.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 2: Neither alcohol nor no narcotics played a role in the arrest,
Speaker 2: But police say car reeked of weed when he was
Speaker 2: pulled over, and he admitted to smoking earlier in the day,
Speaker 2: his manager, Gina Rodriguez, said he wanted to shake his
Speaker 2: marijuana use, which was out of control, and he had
Speaker 2: concerned that it would lead him to doing hard drugs again.
Speaker 1: From my experience, it.
Speaker 2: Is MTV that will lead you to doing hard drugs again,
Speaker 2: not necessarily marijuana. MTV is a bigger gateway drug, or
Speaker 2: at least it was for DJAM very famously for those
Speaker 2: of you who were not initiated a famed DJ for
Speaker 2: a while, Djam was a former crackhead and had some
Speaker 2: some big drug problems.
Speaker 4: Was the drug problems that he had because of his
Speaker 4: recovery from the plane crash.
Speaker 1: It was crackhead before that.
Speaker 2: It was before that, and then he had been cleaned
Speaker 2: for a very very long time and MTV did an
Speaker 2: interview with him. They're like, you beat your drug addiction
Speaker 2: and they said they said yeah, yeah, and they said
Speaker 2: we want to film some stuff with you, and they go, hey,
Speaker 2: do you think you'd be okay walking in to a
Speaker 2: gas station and buying a crackpipe on camera for us?
Speaker 1: Would you be okay with that? And he's like oh, And.
Speaker 2: He goes in and he buys DJM buys a crackpipe
Speaker 2: on camera with the MTV crews rolling and he said
Speaker 2: it like kicked his brain into a gear and he
Speaker 2: started doing drugs and then and then after the plane
Speaker 2: crash with Travis Barker from Blink Gwinedy two, things only
Speaker 2: went downhill from there. So he's ripped these days, not
Speaker 2: doing so well. Lamar owedim very very I'm sure better off.
Speaker 2: He's good now. He's good now, but he had to
Speaker 2: go to rehab for that weed addiction that he had.
Speaker 2: Give us your thoughts, tell us what you think. Go
Speaker 2: to thenewsjunkie dot com right now. We're going to get
Speaker 2: into it at the top of the hour. What they
Speaker 2: found in Epstein's secret storage locker for real. They busted
Speaker 2: open Epstein's secret storage locker and looked inside and there
Speaker 2: are some interesting things and some expected things inside.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that, but I want to tell you
Speaker 1: there has been an arrest in the case. Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: They got one of the bad guys in cuffs, throwing
Speaker 2: them in jail and set there to rot away. I
Speaker 2: guess the New York Police Department on well, on Friday,
Speaker 2: they did this. But it you're seeking out now arrested
Speaker 2: a twenty seven year old man in connection with the
Speaker 2: alleged assault of officers with snowballs in Washington Scare Square Park.
Speaker 2: Guzman Kulabali, twenty seven, was taken into custody on Friday morning.
Speaker 1: Where's this guy from?
Speaker 2: According to police, Guzman Culable, twenty seven years old, threw
Speaker 2: a bunch of snowballs at those cops in Washington Square
Speaker 2: Park and was charged in the matter.
Speaker 1: Here is the mayor.
Speaker 2: Facing some questions about the police being bombarded with snowballs.
Speaker 12: You, I'll turn this up your statement regarding the snowball fight,
Speaker 12: given that this was not exactly a friendly back and
Speaker 12: forth snowball fight.
Speaker 3: The police that were there were not throwing any snowballs.
Speaker 3: They were getting.
Speaker 2: Themselves, and they weren't throwing any snowballs, They were just
Speaker 2: getting pelted.
Speaker 1: Consider banning these crowdsourcing events because they can and sometimes do,
Speaker 1: get out of hand.
Speaker 16: I'm not going to be banning snowball fights or organized
Speaker 16: snowball fights.
Speaker 1: I've shared you here, you won't even been snowball fights.
Speaker 3: Who forgot New York?
Speaker 2: I would love a round of stories of like little
Speaker 2: kids getting arrested by the cops it's just like snowball
Speaker 2: in hand. They're about to throw it at some other kids,
Speaker 2: like kid with a manifesto, Let them out, Let the
Speaker 2: kid with the manifesto out the back on the streets, snowball.
Speaker 1: Kid in for a long long times.
Speaker 16: And I continue to believe that what we are seeing
Speaker 16: in this response this winter blizzard from the city workers
Speaker 16: as a whole, and that includes the hard working minimum
Speaker 16: of the NYPD, is part of why the city is
Speaker 16: getting back.
Speaker 1: On its feet. He's getting around it now.
Speaker 2: But the lady was like, are you gonna ban the
Speaker 2: snowball fights or are you gonna ban them throw it together,
Speaker 2: these viral events, and he said no, as of right now.
Speaker 1: At least, that's that's where we're at at this moment
Speaker 1: in time. We have a lot more to get into.
Speaker 2: As I said Epstein, they went into his storage locker,
Speaker 2: and they in this secret storage locker, they have unearthed
Speaker 2: some items and I want to tell you what they were,
Speaker 2: so we'll get to that.
Speaker 1: It's coming up next in the news.
Speaker 2: Junkie question for you, if you were on a cruise
Speaker 2: ship right now sea Land and Sabrina, you're on a
Speaker 2: cruise shop right now, sail in the high seas having
Speaker 2: a blast. You're with your friends, your party in and.
Speaker 1: They go ladies and gentlemen. I just want to let
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: We are now docking in the Porto Puerto Viarta, Mexico.
Speaker 1: Do you get off?
Speaker 2: After all we saw was the cartel boss getting killed
Speaker 2: and stuff and then chaos afterwards. If your cruise ship
Speaker 2: docks right now, do you get off?
Speaker 1: Or you're like Nope, not safe, not going out there.
Speaker 3: I'd probably kick it on the cruise ship. And again
Speaker 3: where they're docking is it one of those For example,
Speaker 3: when you go to the Bahamas, there are there's a
Speaker 3: full island that's technically the Bahamas, but it's all cruise
Speaker 3: sa town. So was that the same with Mexico.
Speaker 2: I've never been to the Porto Vireta port so I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's one of those ones like you're saying,
Speaker 2: where you're not really mixing in with the locals.
Speaker 1: You know, you're like, you're you mean, like as.
Speaker 3: No now, which was why because I went as a
Speaker 3: child to Bimini when it was not a cruise ship stop,
Speaker 3: and then when I went on Virgin voyages a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago, I was like this is different, and
Speaker 3: there was no locals around except for those that were working.
Speaker 2: I mean, I have particular feelings on this, Like for instance,
Speaker 2: when we were just on the Princess Cruise over the
Speaker 2: Christmas break, we went to the Dominican Republic.
Speaker 1: And there will be people who.
Speaker 2: Got off the ship, Wow, this is beautiful, look at
Speaker 2: this port. And then they went into this literal cage,
Speaker 2: a cage, a fenced in cage, ten twelve foot high
Speaker 2: fences and security all around the perimeter and a little
Speaker 2: like secured shopping era where they're like, we are from
Speaker 2: the Dominican Republic and they convince you that this is
Speaker 2: actually the Dominican Republic. I stand by the fact that
Speaker 2: that is not actually visiting the place.
Speaker 1: You have to get out, you have to go, you
Speaker 1: have to go for you know, our visit to Jamaica. Sure, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean in a way, we well we that's different though,
Speaker 1: because we did drive. Yeah, we got airport and we
Speaker 1: got to drive through all of Jamaica before going to
Speaker 1: the Sandals resort, and we stopped at that little store
Speaker 1: and we stopped. We did Jamaic and the reindeer was
Speaker 1: it a little bit like a North Korean tour. Sure,
Speaker 1: we're probably not getting the legit side of things when
Speaker 1: we do with that. But in the Dominican Republic, I
Speaker 1: was somebody actually offered us any of that cal penis soup.
Speaker 3: No, did we pay for twelve packs sixty bucks?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, there's not a lot of options. So I said,
Speaker 1: let's go. Accordingy was like, hey, yeah, let's go. We
Speaker 1: got a cab.
Speaker 2: We took a tour all day long, went over all
Speaker 2: the different parts of the Dominican Republic where we're at.
Speaker 2: We went, did a bunch of tours through the places
Speaker 2: in the capitol, a lot of different things. We did
Speaker 2: to get an experience of what it was like in
Speaker 2: the Dominican Republic, and I learned a lot of things.
Speaker 2: I learned that they're not super fond of Haiti, now,
Speaker 2: their neighbor on the island. They're like, don't go over there,
Speaker 2: don't go okay, f.
Speaker 4: And addendum to your hypothetical, because I would assume that
Speaker 4: with this bit of unrest in the area, maybe the
Speaker 4: cruise ship would go, hey, we're not going to stop
Speaker 4: at Porto Vierta.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: However, say they were stopped there and this cartel stuff
Speaker 1: rose up and bedlam was happening. Yeah, they have a
Speaker 1: schedule that they're supposed to adhere to. But if the.
Speaker 4: Cartels start opening fire on the cruise ship see you later,
Speaker 4: are can they just like anchor up and peace out?
Speaker 1: Bo law. They got to do something.
Speaker 2: I ask you the questioning bringing you back to the
Speaker 2: destination here literally, would you with all the news about
Speaker 2: the most wanted man of the world, the head of
Speaker 2: the cartel in Mexico being killed in this operation and
Speaker 2: all of his cartel peeps freaking out and lighting a
Speaker 2: bunch of stuff on fire, would you get.
Speaker 1: Off in Porto Vierta. And I don't mean this is.
Speaker 2: Why I went on the tangent about the Dominican Republica
Speaker 2: these other places. I don't mean in the cage. I
Speaker 2: don't mean, oh, you're just at the port now. I
Speaker 2: mean into the place, Go into the place, explore around.
Speaker 1: Would you do it?
Speaker 2: A lot of yeses, A lot of yeses. I don't
Speaker 2: know how much I believe you, but a lot of yeses.
Speaker 2: Nolan says, you guys didn't do real Jamaica. I thought
Speaker 2: that's fair. I mean, I think that's fair.
Speaker 1: I think we saw a good bit of the area
Speaker 1: but I think I would maybe at this moment hold
Speaker 1: back on that. I don't know that I would want
Speaker 1: to risk it. The cartel doesn't care. This is not
Speaker 1: like other things. This is literally on the level of isis.
Speaker 2: So the cartel people will absolutely kill a bunch of
Speaker 2: Americans to make a point one. They'll absolutely do it.
Speaker 2: They'll do it, and they won't blink twice or think twice.
Speaker 2: They'll get it done. And then all of a.
Speaker 1: Sudden you're like, oh, man, I should have stayed on
Speaker 1: the cruise ship.
Speaker 2: Maybe you should get done it. I'm dead now, how
Speaker 2: am I even talking? Cruise ships are being diverted at
Speaker 2: the moment. Cruise passengers who have booked voyages with stops
Speaker 2: in Porto Villarta, Mexico, may see their ships diverted this
Speaker 2: week because of the violence there. This has been something
Speaker 2: that they've been trying to figure out.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Flights have resumed in some of these places, but the
Speaker 2: Royal Princess and the Hall in America is weirdom or
Speaker 2: something like that. Ships bypassed their Porto Vierta stops this week.
Speaker 2: Other Mexico salies continuous planned. You can get off if
Speaker 2: you want to, they say, But would you let us
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Speaker 2: See now, I said we'd talked about what was in
Speaker 2: Epstein's secret storage locker, So let's do it. Let's see
Speaker 2: what we can find here. The contents of Epstein's secret
Speaker 2: storage locker has been revealed, and this story is as
Speaker 2: it's a list, that list.
Speaker 1: I can't enough of the list.
Speaker 2: Why do you hope well, I'm fine other way, don't
Speaker 2: want it to sound otherwise. A secret storage locker rented
Speaker 2: by Jeffrey Epstein contained computers, video tapes. I have some
Speaker 2: questions about this next part here sex slave manuals. Now,
Speaker 2: what exactly is that? I mean other than the obvious,
Speaker 2: like is this did he write his own sex slave manual?
Speaker 1: Or are there other ones that he can get on
Speaker 1: Amazon or something like smut and photographs of naked women.
Speaker 1: That's what was in the secret storage locker according to
Speaker 1: this and.
Speaker 2: We just went into that bay earlier this week, they
Speaker 2: revealed that Epstein paid private detectives to remove the items
Speaker 2: from his sword of property and an apparent attempt to
Speaker 2: hide them from investigators ahead of a police rate in
Speaker 2: two thousand and five. These were kept at a nearby
Speaker 2: storage facility in Palm Beach for several years while police
Speaker 2: investigated him. The unit was rented on Epstein's behalf by
Speaker 2: the Riley Kural Detective Agency.
Speaker 1: And what that one of them is doing?
Speaker 2: Six storage lockers leased by Jeffrey Epstein in this set.
Speaker 2: An inventory of the secret Palm Beach lock up obtained
Speaker 2: by the Telegraph showed what was inside. They had three computers,
Speaker 2: twenty nine address books, and a three page list of
Speaker 2: massuses in Florida.
Speaker 1: And I might want to be careful with that list
Speaker 1: because he kind of liked the underage massages.
Speaker 2: The hidden storage unit also contained nude photographs believed to
Speaker 2: be of Epstein's victims, as well as dozens of pornographic magazines,
Speaker 2: VHS tapes, and DVDs eroticizing teenagers.
Speaker 1: Take from that what you will.
Speaker 2: An eight millimeter video cassette tape was also locked away
Speaker 2: in the storage unit, apparently containing footage of someone in
Speaker 2: the shower and a woman in laingerade, as well as
Speaker 2: the two thousand and five calendar, greeting cards, letters, and
Speaker 2: laboratory results. So now they are releasing all of this
Speaker 2: information and suggesting that this was in the secret locker
Speaker 2: that Epstein had. Now I'll toss over to you. I
Speaker 2: feel like I wouldn't I wouldn't mind. They're being charges
Speaker 2: against the people who helped him hide this. Actually, if
Speaker 2: Epstein goes they're coming to investigate my house, take all
Speaker 2: of this stuff and put it in your name in
Speaker 2: a storage locker somewhere, I feel like there's a level
Speaker 2: of guilt associated with that too. If I'm now assisting
Speaker 2: somebody in the commission of a crime, is what I'm
Speaker 2: suggesting here.
Speaker 1: That's what it seems like, at least to me. Well,
Speaker 1: let us know what you think.
Speaker 2: That's what they founded this secret storage locker rented by
Speaker 2: mister Jeffrey Epstein. We'll get to more of your comments
Speaker 2: as we continue on with the Power hour of the show,
Speaker 2: and a whole lot more, including your dispatches. But technology
Speaker 2: causing some issues, some pretty ugly ones if I'm honest
Speaker 2: with you, and I'll explain what happened here with a
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Speaker 2: Selim is just saying during the break, Bill Gates, I
Speaker 2: guess is has admitted to some of this stuff that
Speaker 2: was in the Epstein files, like cheating with some Russian
Speaker 2: women hookers.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know, he didn't say hookers.
Speaker 4: In fact, it is the most Bill Gates cheatery that
Speaker 4: I that I could ever imagine out of a person
Speaker 4: like that, that I did have affairs, one with a
Speaker 4: Russian bridge player and the other with a Russian nuclear physicist.
Speaker 4: Of course Bill Gates has to she was somebody who's
Speaker 4: intellectually on his level.
Speaker 2: All right, So he said he admitted to not being
Speaker 2: faithful to his wife, and she said as much.
Speaker 1: And then in the Epstein.
Speaker 2: Files there was stuff about getting STD medication.
Speaker 4: He did not say anything about that, says one of
Speaker 4: two women Russian Bill Gates admits having affairs with during
Speaker 4: a twenty seven year marriage. One of that, this is
Speaker 4: worded very weird, was helped financially by Jeffrey Epstein used
Speaker 4: the Sordid Secret to try and blackmail the billionaire Microsoft
Speaker 4: co founder.
Speaker 1: And they're saying that it was Mila and Toonova. I'm
Speaker 1: guessing that's.
Speaker 2: So they named the person that's crazy. The New York
Speaker 2: Post is named one of them, all right. And does
Speaker 2: she look like you would imagine? She looks kind of Russian?
Speaker 3: How do you imagine a bridge player?
Speaker 1: Nerdy? If I'm just going to be real with you,
Speaker 1: very very like glasses that push them up on their nose.
Speaker 1: They're a bridge player, no glasses.
Speaker 4: But yeah, they met at a bridge match in twenty
Speaker 4: two thousand and nine. Doesn't she does not look like
Speaker 4: I would imagine a bridge player to look. Okay, Well,
Speaker 4: there he goes. He's coming out that I made attractive.
Speaker 4: She looks attractive. Sorry to all the bridge players out there,
Speaker 4: send me the leak.
Speaker 1: Now I have to see. I have to see what
Speaker 1: just search Bill Gates.
Speaker 3: I wonder why he's doing this now? Is something else
Speaker 3: going to come to surface soon that we don't already know?
Speaker 4: I mean, everybody's been firing questions at him about all
Speaker 4: the Epstein stuff. He can't avoid it. He's tried numerous
Speaker 4: times to answer the question. I mean, even in his
Speaker 4: admission of guilt with the cheating, he reiterates like, hey,
Speaker 4: I wasn't involved in it, says Gates, admitted the affairs
Speaker 4: while maintaining he did nothing elicit with his now dead
Speaker 4: pedophile pal.
Speaker 1: According to The New York Post.
Speaker 2: Is this supposed to be the one because there's a
Speaker 2: woman whose face is in the Epstein files blacked out?
Speaker 1: Is that who the bridge player is supposed to be?
Speaker 16: Maybe?
Speaker 1: But are you on the on the post? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm on the post post about this. I don't
Speaker 2: see any photos of her where she's.
Speaker 1: Oh is that? Yeah? That's her? That's her? Oh, she
Speaker 1: looks so much younger than him, And she looks so
Speaker 1: much younger. She might be at her twenties or something.
Speaker 3: But Bridge Player instead of yeah, instead.
Speaker 1: Of she she can't be too old.
Speaker 2: In this particular, this this photograph here that they're showing
Speaker 2: on the other post.
Speaker 1: They said that that was in two thousand and nine. Right,
Speaker 1: what's her name? Milo?
Speaker 2: Milo and Milo Antonova A n t O n O
Speaker 2: v A is one of the women that Bill Gates
Speaker 2: is admitting to having an affair with. So now he's going, like,
Speaker 2: the pressure against me because the Epstein files is so much,
Speaker 2: I have to at least admit guilt to something. All right, guys,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you I cheated on my wife with the
Speaker 2: player and then the nuclear scientists. This is the most
Speaker 2: you'll come to terms with, at least right now. But yeah,
Speaker 2: she looks she looks a little young. In this particular
Speaker 2: photograph of the two of them, looked like she was twenty.
Speaker 1: At the time.
Speaker 2: So he admitted that he spent time with Epstein in
Speaker 2: New York, Germany, France, and Washington, but never visited the island.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to cop to visiting the island, nobody at all,
Speaker 2: and probably.
Speaker 3: One celebrity, the celebrity that was like, yeah, I went
Speaker 3: on the island.
Speaker 1: And it was no, she went to dinner at his house.
Speaker 1: You're talking about Chelsea Handler.
Speaker 2: I thought, yeah, okay, what what celebrities have admitted to
Speaker 2: going to Epstein Island is what I want to see,
Speaker 2: So I'm going to look to visiting Epstein Island. There
Speaker 2: has to be somebody who's like, oh, I went, but
Speaker 2: it was totally different than you think. Wasn't any kids
Speaker 2: there at all? Of Bridge playing, Oh, very surprising on
Speaker 2: this list. Prince Andrew, Yeah, Prince Andrew on the list.
Speaker 2: Reid Hoffman, the LinkedIn co founder, has said he spent
Speaker 2: at least one night. One night's enough to do it
Speaker 2: read one night on Epstein Island.
Speaker 1: This an't ah. This is not like staying at a hojo.
Speaker 1: You say, one night on Epstein Island, that's enough to
Speaker 1: do you in.
Speaker 2: Leslie Wexner, the billionaire CEO of L Brands which you
Speaker 2: don't know, but Victoria's Secret, which you do, is owned
Speaker 2: by UH owned by L Brands, once visited Epstein's private
Speaker 2: island with his family during a brief stop on a cruise.
Speaker 1: Of course, says I don't remember any of this happened.
Speaker 2: Figures off a discussed in public media media reports, but
Speaker 2: no admission of visiting. Bill Clinton, whose wife Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 2: is testifying behind closed doors today to Congress over Epstein connection.
Speaker 1: Behind closed doors. But I've seen pictures of it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean they were showing it on the news.
Speaker 3: I think they just stopped because now we have lawmakers
Speaker 3: speaking out in front.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was. It was under oath.
Speaker 2: So it's like they recorded it somewhere in the files,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't broadcast.
Speaker 1: They didn't broadcast.
Speaker 2: And from what I heard, Hillary Clinton said she doesn't
Speaker 2: know anything new about this. Well, I mean, of course,
Speaker 2: now you're not going to know anything new, and she's like,
Speaker 2: I'm denying any kind of wrongdoing. Bill Clinton, of course
Speaker 2: flew on Epstein's planes multiple times, but he says he
Speaker 2: never went to the island. Donald Trump is mentioned in
Speaker 2: logs and documents, but he says he never went to
Speaker 2: the island. Elon Musk said he was invited but he refused.
Speaker 2: Naomi Campbell says she did not go to the island.
Speaker 2: Stephen Hawking, I don't know where he went, but he's
Speaker 2: with some bikini babing the photos. That's all we know
Speaker 2: about mister Hawking right now. We know he's in the
Speaker 2: pictures with the ladies with the fruity drinks, and that's
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 4: And like we said before, if Stephen Hawking is guilty
Speaker 4: of something, it's very I don't want to say impressive,
Speaker 4: that's like the worst word in.
Speaker 2: A way, but it would be physically impressive for him
Speaker 2: to be able to achieve what he has alluded to
Speaker 2: have done.
Speaker 3: Alleged the money and the computer voice too.
Speaker 2: He but he didn't have the ability to sexually perform,
Speaker 2: which is where the problem with some of the stuff
Speaker 2: that's unearthed in this is people run hogwild and they
Speaker 2: know you know what you're doing when you're doing this.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of different people that you'll hear, like
Speaker 2: you'll hear Katie Johnston's name absolute hoax, one hundred percent
Speaker 2: hoax when you hear this woman's name attached to some
Speaker 2: of these stories.
Speaker 1: There's other stories that.
Speaker 2: You'll hear people talking about and it's like so clear
Speaker 2: that it was a mentally ill person calling a tip line.
Speaker 2: And just like the Nancy Guthrie case where somebody called
Speaker 2: up for the million dollar tip and said the people
Speaker 2: were escaping via secret tunnels underneath the city of Tucson
Speaker 2: and you go, Okay, this is a crazy person. But
Speaker 2: if a crazy person's tip ends up released in these files,
Speaker 2: oh god, if you don't like them, you'll take it
Speaker 2: as the gospel and you'll say, no, no, no, this
Speaker 2: is legit, this is legit. I don't like this person,
Speaker 2: so that means they one hundred percent did this. Right now,
Speaker 2: Bill Gates getting so much flat that he has to
Speaker 2: cop to something, and at least he says he did
Speaker 2: the two Russians.
Speaker 1: Russians, smart Russians.
Speaker 4: I honestly, from the Bill Gates standpoint, his marriage is
Speaker 4: already over. So what does he have to lose by
Speaker 4: just offering up that little bit and then going listen.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll come clean. It's just a legacy. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think he's just trying to save his legacy in
Speaker 2: many ways. Insecure Walrus says, those Stephen Hawking pictures weren't
Speaker 2: from Epstein Island.
Speaker 1: I didn't think so yet.
Speaker 2: He's he was just on vacation somewhere with the caretaker girls,
Speaker 2: and those picks wound up in an email or something attached.
Speaker 2: And Insecure Walris, You're exactly right on a lot of
Speaker 2: these things. Sometimes Epstein would take a picture from somewhere
Speaker 2: else and then put it in an email or send
Speaker 2: it to somebody like that picture would come out and
Speaker 2: people were like, whoa, this is in the Epstein files.
Speaker 2: And then it looks bad, but like he was a
Speaker 2: weirdo saving pictures and like sending them to himself. There
Speaker 2: was a bunch of stuff like that that happened over
Speaker 2: the years, well over the release of these files. All right,
Speaker 2: here's what I was talking about for the break. This
Speaker 2: is the inevitable future, whether we want it or not.
Speaker 2: The food delivery robots are going to be coming to
Speaker 2: our houses. The food delivery robots are going to be
Speaker 2: showing up at your house because they want to get
Speaker 2: rid of the actual drivers.
Speaker 1: They have to pay some money too.
Speaker 2: And now some of the food delivery robots are damaging homes.
Speaker 2: I bring you to the delivery robot drama from KTLA.
Speaker 2: Let's see what they say in this story about a
Speaker 2: delivery robot damaging one of the houses that it went to.
Speaker 8: Scully Rogue, a food delivery robot drives through a woman's
Speaker 8: garden in East Hollywood, damaging her vents and crushing her
Speaker 8: plants in the process.
Speaker 7: It's the latest stands the delivery robots with.
Speaker 12: Some worry the machines commoditying someone Julian Smuckler.
Speaker 1: There's a lot for us, and he's Hollywood with a
Speaker 1: story you'll see only let's let's have it, smuggler.
Speaker 9: Hi Ricking Karema A Matthew's robot just shows up to
Speaker 9: your house.
Speaker 14: Uninvited and then trash is the place on its way out.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what.
Speaker 17: To a woman here in East Hollywood after a food
Speaker 17: delivery robot tore through her garden right out front of
Speaker 17: her home.
Speaker 2: This ain't your garden, lady, this is it's on the
Speaker 2: other side of the sidewalk. That's not your property, the
Speaker 2: city property. They did mess it up though, the robot
Speaker 2: like went into the grass on the other side of
Speaker 2: the sidewalk outside of the front yard. But you're not
Speaker 2: gonna win nothing there because that's that's government property.
Speaker 1: There goes Cocos have been us. That was what's a Coco.
Speaker 1: I've never even heard of this brand before. That's what
Speaker 1: the name of this delivery robot that's automated in East
Speaker 1: Hollywood that's doing this.
Speaker 14: Sounded like ordinary street noise quickly turned into chaos when
Speaker 14: a food delivery robot through one East Hollywood residence garden.
Speaker 1: I heard a commotion.
Speaker 3: I came out here the cocoa in my garden.
Speaker 1: Kaya Reel says.
Speaker 14: The robot, known as coch uprooted plants.
Speaker 1: And liberties with the working garden.
Speaker 6: When you saw the robot and tearing it all up,
Speaker 6: you're like, this is like hours.
Speaker 1: Of my time.
Speaker 5: And for sure, yeah, definitely it did not feel good.
Speaker 1: No, it didn't feel good.
Speaker 3: Tip Coco correctly?
Speaker 1: Do they ask for a tip from cocoa because it
Speaker 1: was clearly upset.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not about something here. I don't know if
Speaker 2: this woman's going to get anything out of this.
Speaker 1: Are we going to have to tip the robots in
Speaker 1: a different way?
Speaker 4: Like you know how the tin Man and Wizard of
Speaker 4: Oz really liked that oil can, So you know, they come,
Speaker 4: they deliver the food to us, and we just give
Speaker 4: a couple of little WD fortys on the way like that.
Speaker 2: I guess cocoa delivery is door Dash and uber eats
Speaker 2: at in Los Angeles, Chicago.
Speaker 1: Miami, and Helsinki.
Speaker 2: He sinks, Yeah, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, and Helsinki. If
Speaker 2: you use door Dash or uber eats at a restaurant
Speaker 2: that has Coco, then it's not even a person. They
Speaker 2: put it on the robot. The robot goes to your location,
Speaker 2: and then when the robot goes there, you get a
Speaker 2: code on your phone. You put that code into the
Speaker 2: robot and it opens up, and then you get your
Speaker 2: food and hut the robot and send it on its way.
Speaker 1: And they have this in California, Illinois, Florida, and Finland. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those are the places. Side know why they picked those spots.
Speaker 1: Maybe Coco was like developed in Finland.
Speaker 2: This says, while largely autonomous, they are monitored by remote
Speaker 2: human pilots. If that's true for this lady's quote unquote garden,
Speaker 2: there are more issues here than we know so far
Speaker 2: from the KTLA report. All Right, we gotta take a break.
Speaker 2: When we come back, we're to do the final dispatches,
Speaker 2: stories that didn't make the cut, and today learn to
Speaker 2: wrap everything up for a Thursday that is coming up
Speaker 2: next on The News Junkie. You can watch secret shows
Speaker 2: live on Thursday nights at apm over on thenewsjunkie dot com, or,
Speaker 2: as per usual, on the News Junkie Fan discord links
Speaker 2: for that over on the website.
Speaker 1: Hope to see you tonight. Should be a fun time.
Speaker 2: Now we get into the final dispatches, stories that didn't
Speaker 2: make the cut, and today learned, and we wrap everything
Speaker 2: up for a Thursday.
Speaker 1: Let's see what we got on the way out. Let
Speaker 1: me just check.
Speaker 2: Big John is talking about the person who was helping
Speaker 2: the emergency vehicle on the motorcycle earlier.
Speaker 1: What's up, junkers. Okay, so these people saying.
Speaker 2: This guy did something very illegal or he definitely got
Speaker 2: arrested after the fact. The videos you see of cops
Speaker 2: running after a SUSPC trying to flee, and a random
Speaker 2: bystander tackles or trips the guy to help the cops.
Speaker 2: By that logic, the bystander just assaulted somebody and he's gonna.
Speaker 1: Get arrested for it.
Speaker 2: It doesn't make sense if the guy on the motorcycle
Speaker 2: did something super egregious and wasn't being helpful but more
Speaker 2: of a nuisance than I could see him being a problem.
Speaker 2: But otherwise you're crazy.
Speaker 1: For saying it.
Speaker 2: Thinking you did something wrong. That depends on what you
Speaker 2: mean by something wrong. When you say the word wrong,
Speaker 2: it's like so many other things. It's loaded. He definitely
Speaker 2: broke laws being on a motorcycle seeing that there was
Speaker 2: a cop car with sirens going and lights going, and
Speaker 2: then taking it upon himself to escort the police car
Speaker 2: through the traffic and get people out of the way.
Speaker 2: For the police car, that is definitely breaking laws. He's
Speaker 2: breaking laws in the commission of this act. It just
Speaker 2: doesn't matter sometimes, like if the cops go, no, that
Speaker 2: guy was super helpful and doesn't matter. The cops aren't
Speaker 2: going to charge you with anything. If the cops wanted
Speaker 2: to be a dick, I think they probably could have.
Speaker 2: But we'll see what most says about it, and uh,
Speaker 2: that'll do it for the emails for right now, let
Speaker 2: me get into the final dispatches. In fact, there's even
Speaker 2: a little jingle for that whole thing, isn't there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: these are the final dispatches, but Sean will probably only play.
Speaker 1: Hey everybody, quick.
Speaker 2: Little tidbit before the final dispatches. As far as I know,
Speaker 2: no glitches on the stream today, and I got it
Speaker 2: you welcome, welcome outcome.
Speaker 1: I was really, you're gonna melt down today. I thought
Speaker 1: it was gonna be bad.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 2: It seems like all the work I put in yesterday
Speaker 2: was not for nothing, but I'm glad. I'm glad that
Speaker 2: that was the outcome today. We'll see what happens tomorrow.
Speaker 2: A couple of video dispatches. Here's bone In talking about
Speaker 2: their crew.
Speaker 1: Bone In here, Hi, I'm supposed to be going to
Speaker 1: porto Arta April first at our Mexican cooking class.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 1: If the ship docks there, I'm getting off. He's doing it.
Speaker 1: That's that. There he goes.
Speaker 2: He says, even though you got this cartel stuff going on,
Speaker 2: he would still get off at that destination on a cruise.
Speaker 2: Some of the cruises canceling those destinations for the moment.
Speaker 2: Here's an Jahwa It says, I'm jeffing at the expo.
Speaker 6: And being Carter Brent.
Speaker 1: Oh wow at the expo.
Speaker 7: The Princess runs this weekend, make you have garrisons.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, she's at a run and it says jeffing.
Speaker 2: She's she's like at something before there's going to be
Speaker 2: a run and it says jeffing in the background, Jeff Galloway.
Speaker 2: Obviously she apologized for all the background noise, but yeah, this,
Speaker 2: I don't think he was there, but after he was
Speaker 2: mentioned on the show the other day, the jeffing guy died, Yeah,
Speaker 2: killed him. I didn't kill him, but Jeff Galloway is dead.
Speaker 2: I will admit to that part of it. And she
Speaker 2: was right in front of one of these signs for
Speaker 2: this has been so popular, this whole jeffing thing, which
Speaker 2: is like a mixture of walking and running, which sounds
Speaker 2: nice to me. Here's one more hmm. I'm gonna do
Speaker 2: it just because we're at the end. Here, here's a
Speaker 2: Shells dispatch.
Speaker 1: That junkie lovely sean.
Speaker 18: I know I'm not gonna talk about Apple because I
Speaker 18: can the truth, but I'm gonna switch gear and talk
Speaker 18: about something that I just saw.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just wanted to take on it.
Speaker 18: Have you heard about the judge and his wife that
Speaker 18: got arrested with one point eight million kubit cubes of cocaine?
Speaker 1: On sorry, one point eight tons of cocaine? I was
Speaker 1: one of her cubic cubes of cocaine were But is
Speaker 1: that like a cube but more fun? He says.
Speaker 2: It's from the famous place nobody wants to talk about, uh,
Speaker 2: Somaliland in Minnesota, I think is what.
Speaker 1: He says here.
Speaker 2: I'm just looking at the transcription and I didn't see that.
Speaker 2: You're saying a judge got caught with cocaine in Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure there's a lot of judges out.
Speaker 2: There, trials though, or the past judge. I see a
Speaker 2: Florida Right to a speedy trial. I see a judge
Speaker 2: who's sentencing somebody.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't see this story at all fake news.
Speaker 2: This says Texas man sentence to prison after seven kilos
Speaker 2: of cocaine found in an Igloo cooler. But that's you know,
Speaker 2: the judge is not the bad guy in that one.
Speaker 1: You're the man.
Speaker 4: You're the one on the receiving end of the sentencing.
Speaker 2: That we're right back to our depends on what you
Speaker 2: mean by that guy the beholder man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you do have to stipulate that stuff sometimes. That'll
Speaker 1: have to do it. For now, it's time to get
Speaker 1: the hell out of here and let's do today.
Speaker 2: I learned the following information may make you feel smarter,
Speaker 2: but will not actually increase your IQ, so don't get cocky.
Speaker 2: What we call today it is today learned for a Thursday,
Speaker 2: February twenty six, twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Today learned this band hang on one second, this band
Speaker 1: ride here, Nickelback is ride.
Speaker 2: Indeed, producer Joey moy, who produced Nickelback's album, went to
Speaker 2: Nashville to produce country music and is the producer with
Speaker 2: the most weeks on the top of the country producer's chart,
Speaker 2: making albums for Florida, Georgia Line, Morgan Wallen and others.
Speaker 2: He wanted to be a rock star himself in his
Speaker 2: own right, but decided to go another angle and started
Speaker 2: doing music with country music acts like Dallas Smith, Florida
Speaker 2: Georgia Line, Jacob and Morgan Wallen.
Speaker 1: And Chris Lane as well. Even wrote some of those
Speaker 1: Chris Lane songs.
Speaker 2: Today learn there was somebody named Deborah Samson who successfully
Speaker 2: hid the fact that she was a woman and the
Speaker 2: Continental Army during the American Revolution, even removing a musket
Speaker 2: ball from her leg herself to avoid being discovered. They said,
Speaker 2: this woman wanted to fight in the Revolutionary War so
Speaker 2: bad that she pretended to be a man.
Speaker 1: At the time. It would have been really easy to
Speaker 1: just be like, Nope, don't want to do it. I'm
Speaker 1: a lady, I don't want to get into this. But
Speaker 1: she did whole ass.
Speaker 2: Wikipedia on this woman, if you want to look her up,
Speaker 2: Deborah D. E. B. O. R. A. H. Sampson samsn
Speaker 2: is her name, And finally today learned this musical group
Speaker 2: right here. Yeah, boys men, that's right, boys, the men. Indeed,
Speaker 2: they released two albums that you may have not heard of.
Speaker 2: They covered popular Japanese songs and that's it on these albums,
Speaker 2: two different songs. They were so big in Japan that
Speaker 2: they wanted to do some some of the Japanese popular
Speaker 2: cover songs and ended up doing these two huge success
Speaker 2: Nobody in the United States has heard.
Speaker 1: These songs, but I'm sure we could look them up
Speaker 1: if we wanted to. I'd just rather listen to this
Speaker 1: on the way out. Thank you so much, Frank and
Speaker 1: I with us. We do appreciate it. We'll be back tomorrow,
Speaker 1: same time, same place. By stating the show, get the
Speaker 1: podcast at the news Junkie dot com, we'll see you
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