Speaker 1: All right, back with Eddy and Rocky.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 3: The beat goes on with our invasion of Venezuela. And
Speaker 3: we heard speaker with Johnson saying there's no boots on
Speaker 3: the ground there. YadA, YadA, YadA, this that and the other,
Speaker 3: and what it leaves Americans wondering what the possibilities are
Speaker 3: and uh and the pros and cons of all of it.
Speaker 3: That's that's happening. Yeah, lots of.
Speaker 4: You know, lots of questions about you know, a lot
Speaker 4: of folks are saying we should do this, do that. Here,
Speaker 4: take it in. I got we're dealing with a faulty
Speaker 4: microphone here. All right, that's fine, go ahead, buddy. And
Speaker 4: well let's get our guest here. He is an expert
Speaker 4: in polysci. He is a polysi PhD for Yale. He
Speaker 4: teaches at Charlton State University in Texas. Doctor Bocabala, welcome
Speaker 4: back to the program.
Speaker 2: Hey, good afternoon, great to be with you. Thanks for
Speaker 2: having me.
Speaker 3: So what are we looking at here? Let's talk about
Speaker 3: the pros and the cons both way of this of
Speaker 3: this thing. As a police scientist, what do you see
Speaker 3: the possibilities of all this are? I mean, the good
Speaker 3: things to come out of it. And look, I was
Speaker 3: saying in the bad things, do we look bad in
Speaker 3: the world's lide, because a lot of people are saying that,
Speaker 3: let's put it. Let me just start with that.
Speaker 5: Well, in terms of pros and cons, I agree with you.
Speaker 5: So on the pro side, spectacularly successful operation from a
Speaker 5: military standpoint, no American casualties.
Speaker 2: Compare that with Panama.
Speaker 5: In nineteen eighty nine, the US extras Noriega twenty four casualties,
Speaker 5: and so you know, two hundred million tons of coke
Speaker 5: going through Venezuela annually, So we put a dent in that.
Speaker 5: On the con side, you know, is there a risk
Speaker 5: of boots on the ground. I always want to guard
Speaker 5: against that. Is there the risk of negative perception? I mean,
Speaker 5: I think there are different rationales being floated around for
Speaker 5: what happened.
Speaker 2: Some are better than others.
Speaker 5: So certainly there's some real risks here as well.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you this.
Speaker 4: It seems to me, I mean, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 4: Venezuela even told Maduro that were there, they weren't going
Speaker 4: to offer him any protection, right, like you're kind of
Speaker 4: on your own here?
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: So there was an offer from President Trump the American
Speaker 5: government for you know, for him to leave peacefully, and
Speaker 5: apparently he wasn't too interested in that.
Speaker 2: So we've seen events unfold. That's right.
Speaker 4: So I mean, how I look at this, and obviously
Speaker 4: I could be wrong. I am certainly not for a
Speaker 4: nation building. I'm not for long drawn out excursions and
Speaker 4: require ground truths. But this, it's just certainly right now
Speaker 4: doesn't seem to be the case at all. We went
Speaker 4: in there and we're there for about a half hour,
Speaker 4: extracted this guy that everybody in Venezuela, and I mean
Speaker 4: meeting the citizens did not want board him out of there.
Speaker 3: No casualties, no equipment left behind.
Speaker 4: Boom boom ban, We're out and if everything holds there,
Speaker 4: this is a guy like a wonderful thing, not just
Speaker 4: for certainly the Venezuelan people, but also America.
Speaker 5: Yes, well, you have celebrations in the streets in Caracas.
Speaker 5: To be clear, the Nobel Peace Prize winner in Venezuela,
Speaker 5: Maria Machudo, over the last few months saying these are
Speaker 5: hopeful developments. So I mean, let's be clear, Maduro stole
Speaker 5: the presidential election in twenty twenty four. Matchudo was exiled
Speaker 5: and unable to run. The candidate who did run in
Speaker 5: her place actually defeated Maduro, but the results were falsified.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of positive here if I'm seeing you.
Speaker 5: And I think President Trump has been sensitive to the
Speaker 5: democracy building temptation and he ran against neocons who were
Speaker 5: into that, so I think he would be very against
Speaker 5: that kind of project.
Speaker 4: So so let me ask you this, what what is
Speaker 4: Venezuela's relationship with China? Because to me that that's the
Speaker 4: only way I could see this escalating. What what is
Speaker 4: that relationship and what do you see that the chances
Speaker 4: there are.
Speaker 5: Well, And I think it was a different kind of relationship,
Speaker 5: and really legal considerations aside, because you know, there's again
Speaker 5: different rationales floating around, but separate from all those, I
Speaker 5: think was the national security rationale here that applied differently
Speaker 5: from Colombia, from Mexico, where arguably you have more drugs
Speaker 5: going through. But Venezuela stands out out of all those
Speaker 5: countries because they were providing and opening to Russia, they
Speaker 5: were providing and opening to China, and you know some
Speaker 5: of so I think the national security piece of that
Speaker 5: is that now, how it'll be harder for Russia and
Speaker 5: China to project influence into the Western hemisphere, undermining the
Speaker 5: Monroe doctrine.
Speaker 2: And I think this was almost the more important piece
Speaker 2: of what's happened.
Speaker 5: Leave aside the different possible legal rationales. This was asserting
Speaker 5: American interests in the Western hemisphere. Consistent with realism philosophy
Speaker 5: of international relations. It says nations do also have to
Speaker 5: watch out for their interests.
Speaker 3: Doctor Bocabala is our guest, and bo, what about some
Speaker 3: people are saying, Okay, does this open the door for
Speaker 3: China to go ahead and waltst into Taiwan? Is what
Speaker 3: is there anything to that? Well?
Speaker 5: And and sure in terms of you know, risks and
Speaker 5: cons that we started talking about, I mean, I don't
Speaker 5: believe this is President Trump or his inner circle.
Speaker 2: Are there some intellectuals.
Speaker 5: On the right, and I disagree with them who would
Speaker 5: welcome any opening to real imperialism. They've they'd liked to
Speaker 5: see a military takeover of Greenland. Again, I don't believe
Speaker 5: that's President Trump or anybody in his circle. But we
Speaker 5: know there's some voices out there, and there's all kinds
Speaker 5: of voices on university campuses saying many different things. So
Speaker 5: my hope is that they don't get amplified. And you know,
Speaker 5: even Steve Sailor, a very conservative Trump supporter, said that's
Speaker 5: lunacy to talk about taking over countries militarily. Now could
Speaker 5: China that's you know, determined at some point attack Taiwan
Speaker 5: interpret these events to say America is being.
Speaker 2: Imperialist and will assert our.
Speaker 5: New I think they'll go ahead and do that, So
Speaker 5: we have to be vigilant and sort of know exactly
Speaker 5: what we are and aren't willing to do.
Speaker 2: So I think you're absolutely right. The caution is in
Speaker 2: order there.
Speaker 4: Doctor Bocobol, as our guest. So doctor, let let's talk
Speaker 4: about oil here. And from what I have heard, Venezuela
Speaker 4: holds over three hundred billion barrels of oil. It's like
Speaker 4: seventeen percent of the globe. Will supply they're not doing
Speaker 4: anything with it, right, Can we get some of that
Speaker 4: and what's the what's the protocol there?
Speaker 3: You think sure?
Speaker 5: And it's a specific type of crude, so I think
Speaker 5: it would be very valuable in your right.
Speaker 2: These are the largest reserves in the world.
Speaker 5: Absolutely the case under Maduro, first of all, it wasn't
Speaker 5: really being extracted. Second of all, what was being extracted,
Speaker 5: you know, the proceeds, the benefits were not really going
Speaker 5: to the Venezuelan people. So it's a it's a yeah,
Speaker 5: it's a it's a conundrum in some ways, if American
Speaker 5: companies facilitate the extraction, what's in it for the Venezuelan
Speaker 5: you know, people who should come first? What's in it
Speaker 5: for American companies who are facilitating the extraction. That these
Speaker 5: are delicate questions. I think there's got to be some
Speaker 5: back and forth and a conversation. But you know, to
Speaker 5: see people celebrating in Caracas and Venezuela sensing just over
Speaker 5: these last many years that wealth was not going to
Speaker 5: the people at all, I think is really striking to
Speaker 5: many observers right now.
Speaker 4: Could I not make the case that, look, Venezuelan people,
Speaker 4: we just disposed a ruthless dictator from you, and won't you,
Speaker 4: you know, repay us a little bit?
Speaker 3: I think that seems fair.
Speaker 5: I think the reciprocity you're mentioning absolutely, and look, it's
Speaker 5: not a quick pro quo, but it's recognizing there's something
Speaker 5: of reciprocity.
Speaker 2: I mean, one thing, President Trump, I.
Speaker 5: Think very insightfully would always say about the Neocon the misguided,
Speaker 5: in my opinion, Neo kan.
Speaker 2: Interventions into the Middle East.
Speaker 5: It doesn't seem like there was any resource benefit that
Speaker 5: accrued to the US from the reserves of oil that
Speaker 5: are there, So of course that's not the primary consideration.
Speaker 5: And you know, deposing a despot, you know, punching back
Speaker 5: against narco terrorism, those come first as strategic goals. But
Speaker 5: I do think his administration will want to handle this
Speaker 5: differently than what happened in.
Speaker 2: Iraq, for sure, with a little more of the kind
Speaker 2: of reciprocity that you're talking about.
Speaker 3: Long term, what do you see happening here.
Speaker 5: Well, it's interesting to me to compare this case to Panama.
Speaker 5: You just go back to nineteen eighty nine, and of
Speaker 5: course the US extracts Manuel nor Diega similar situation legally,
Speaker 5: and so there wasn't a congressional declaration of war in
Speaker 5: either case. Today, Panama is an existing, functioning, constitutional democracy,
Speaker 5: so I think the outcome could be very positive. There's
Speaker 5: a transition which is always fraught with peril, and ensuring
Speaker 5: safety and security in the short term is a priority.
Speaker 5: But I could see I mean, there's a range of outcomes.
Speaker 5: Like you said, there's possible cons We don't want to
Speaker 5: go in and attempt to quote unquote build democracy, but
Speaker 5: comparing this to Panama, it.
Speaker 2: Could be a very positive outcome in my opinion.
Speaker 4: Trick ball, let me say this and you tell me
Speaker 4: if you agree or disagree the stat that was it
Speaker 4: ninety percent of Democrats disagree with with us going in
Speaker 4: and having the operation of Venezuela. I would make the
Speaker 4: case that has nothing to do with the operation. It's
Speaker 4: the fact it was Trump. It has just just add
Speaker 4: in anything you wanted at Trump cures cancer. Ninety percent
Speaker 4: of Democrats would would disagree with that.
Speaker 3: Correct, It has nothing to do with Venezuela and the operation.
Speaker 4: It's just the fact that he did it, and they
Speaker 4: have TDS and they don't like it.
Speaker 2: I think you're right, we're polarized. That's not just a ceiling.
Speaker 5: There's ways to measure, you know, how far apart we
Speaker 5: are as citizens, and it's unfortunate that we are polarized.
Speaker 5: And so, you know, did Bill Clinton, you know, look
Speaker 5: out for you know, American interests around the world. All
Speaker 5: presidents on some level have to do this, and I
Speaker 5: think you are seeing some of that part is in alignment.
Speaker 5: It's an opportunity I think for the president to use
Speaker 5: the bully pulpit to you know, not just the too
Speaker 5: that there's people who will never listen to him, but
Speaker 5: kind of go through Look this was the rationale and
Speaker 5: so but I agree that's that's unfortunately where we are,
Speaker 5: and we can work to engage more.
Speaker 2: Hopefully I might be naive there, but that would be
Speaker 2: my hope.
Speaker 3: All right, with that, doctor Kabbala, we will let you go.
Speaker 3: Thanks so much for talking to us.
Speaker 2: Hey, wonderful to talk to you. Appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Doctor Bo Kabbala, Charles State University in Texas.
Speaker 4: You know, he says no quid pro quo with okay,
Speaker 4: we get get maduro there, you give us some oil.
Speaker 4: But it's like, you know, like if you go and
Speaker 4: buy yourself something and come home with it, and you know,
Speaker 4: you use your pressure get something for your wife, there's
Speaker 4: no no expectation, no you know, quid pro quote.
Speaker 3: But it's just probably the right thing to. Of course,
Speaker 3: what do you think you're a man. It's a husband.
Speaker 3: It's nice to that's why you do it. So I
Speaker 3: never never bought something nice for my wife without thinking,
Speaker 3: oh man, come eleven here come so exactly there you go.
Speaker 3: Just the right thing to do absolutely with that. We
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Speaker 4: So do you think she's like, yeah, gotten all her
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Speaker 3: if you saw this the story, it's kind of one
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Speaker 3: Her plan backfired. Owen was later charged with two felony
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Speaker 8: Oh wow, yeah, yeah, I mean there's there's certain levels
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Speaker 4: How do you go down that road though? How does
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Speaker 3: She obviously she said it, which is something that she
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Speaker 3: Eddie and Rocky Rock, different year, same show. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: that means it's Tuesday round about this time. And we
Speaker 3: talked to this person, right, yeah, bringing the queen onto
Speaker 3: the stage, starting a new year off.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 4: So I'm telling you real quick, So how many times
Speaker 4: have you screwed up writing twenty twenty five instead of
Speaker 4: twenty twenty six?
Speaker 16: Yet I've had to think about it. I haven't had
Speaker 16: to write it because who writes checks anymore. I had
Speaker 16: to think about, like, is it twenty twenty five or
Speaker 16: is it twenty twenty. It's kind of sad to have
Speaker 16: to admit that, but true.
Speaker 3: That's what Rocky and I were talking about yesterday. Since
Speaker 3: I don't write chexts anymore, it really does. I'm like,
Speaker 3: for like the last six months, I was like, is
Speaker 3: it Wait a minute, is it twenty twenty? It's the twenties.
Speaker 16: I've looked at my phone a few times. It's just
Speaker 16: double chest and that's also embarrassing, but true.
Speaker 3: So let's talk about a serious thing here right quick.
Speaker 3: You got a you got a kind of a breaking
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Speaker 16: Well necessarily breaking, but I think a really high interest.
Speaker 16: I don't know, yeah, so like we could go today.
Speaker 16: The bodies of Monique and Spencer Tappy were found in
Speaker 16: their home in Columbus. Spencer grew up in Cincinnati, went
Speaker 16: to Mason High School, then went to Highest Day because
Speaker 16: I came a Jennis Mary the love with life. And
Speaker 16: they have two children, little kids, four and one, and
Speaker 16: looking like they certainly look like they are living the
Speaker 16: most beautiful life. Very you know, great looking people. They're
Speaker 16: from all accounts, the most lovely human beings and they're
Speaker 16: found murdered in their home. Their kids are fine, they
Speaker 16: were not not harmed, but the parents murdered, shot to
Speaker 16: death inside their house in Columbus, And so the question
Speaker 16: is what's going on there. So, as I mentioned, Spencer
Speaker 16: grew up in Maidson his sister here, and his sister's
Speaker 16: a husband. His name is Rob Misla sat down and
Speaker 16: talked to me at length today about, you know, the people,
Speaker 16: what's happened to their family, what's happened, you know, what
Speaker 16: happened in Columbus, and how the kids are doing and
Speaker 16: everything it is. I gotta tell you it's been a
Speaker 16: I can't imagine what the family is going through. Please
Speaker 16: do not think I'm feeling hard for myself, but it's
Speaker 16: a heavy day when you're talking to someone who is
Speaker 16: going through so much incredible grief, and my heart is
Speaker 16: just breaking for this family and they want answers. Of course,
Speaker 16: you know, they're hoping that there's this now someone in
Speaker 16: a video Columbus police have released. But he talked to
Speaker 16: at length about these two people, Monique and Spencer, and
Speaker 16: what hate human beings they were. They were like, you
Speaker 16: know those people who are just magnetic. People are just
Speaker 16: deeply attracted to You meet them and you instantly feel
Speaker 16: comfortable with them, Like that's who they were. And every
Speaker 16: gathering was at their house. Every time they all got together,
Speaker 16: it was with them, and they would bring you know,
Speaker 16: they would bring all types of people together, and they
Speaker 16: were just this kind of glue for their whole family.
Speaker 16: And the fact that they, you know, are dead and
Speaker 16: so mysteriously is just it's just confounding for them and
Speaker 16: of course awful too.
Speaker 4: So in terms of the reasons and suspects and all that.
Speaker 4: Where we at on them so right.
Speaker 16: Now, I mean, Columbus police aren't saying much of anything.
Speaker 16: As I mentioned, they released a video of a guy
Speaker 16: walking kind of like looks like in an alleyway between
Speaker 16: the homes around the same time these people were murdered.
Speaker 16: But that's it. That's all we got. We you know,
Speaker 16: we see this person walking by, you can see it's
Speaker 16: our website. We'll have in our story tonight. But it's
Speaker 16: I don't know, it's because like I look at that
Speaker 16: video and I'm like, I'm a who that could be
Speaker 16: like ninety percent of America, you know, it's who is
Speaker 16: that guy? So I hope that they have more, certainly
Speaker 16: more than they're telling us. There there was no weapons
Speaker 16: found in the home. There was no breaking and entering
Speaker 16: sort of situation, so Field, you know, I asked him
Speaker 16: about that and he said, it feels like this was targeted.
Speaker 16: This was personal, you know, that someone seemed to know
Speaker 16: them and did this. Do they know that? For sure
Speaker 16: they don't, but at least from a family perspective, that's
Speaker 16: the feeling that they get.
Speaker 3: Were they robbed, because that's one thing I haven't read now,
Speaker 3: Were they robbed or anything? Of nothing?
Speaker 16: Nothing seems to be missing. Weird, nothing seems to be missing.
Speaker 16: Have you seen pictures of this.
Speaker 4: Couple I have, Like you said, just beautiful, look like
Speaker 4: great life, the whole deal.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, like you know, like I guess, Spencer Tie
Speaker 16: was involved with big brothers, big sisters, you know, donated
Speaker 16: a lot of their time. They were you know, they
Speaker 16: were they were those people, those people that you're happy
Speaker 16: to know. You're happy they're in your lives, you know,
Speaker 16: because they make your life better. And apparently his patients
Speaker 16: all loved him. She was a day at home mom,
Speaker 16: you know, taking care of the two kids. You know,
Speaker 16: you got a four year old and one year old
Speaker 16: who are never going to know their parents. I mean,
Speaker 16: imagine we all have kids. That's that's just something you
Speaker 16: don't want to imagine. You don't want to have to,
Speaker 16: you know, think about that kind of thing. But I
Speaker 16: did ask about the kids, and he talked about how
Speaker 16: they're doing, you know, and so that'll be in our
Speaker 16: story tonight. It's you can't of course, none of us
Speaker 16: want to imagine what that must be like, not just
Speaker 16: for the kids. But this changes everything. So now who's
Speaker 16: going to raise these kids? Where you know, what's going
Speaker 16: to happen to these kids, and what kind of questions?
Speaker 16: You know, he were saying that the four year old's like,
Speaker 16: I want to go see my mom and dad while
Speaker 16: they're in heaven. Okay, I want to go to heaven
Speaker 16: because I don't.
Speaker 3: Even understand, right, Yeah, well.
Speaker 16: They don't comprehend. They can't yet.
Speaker 3: Well that's what it sounds awful to say, but I
Speaker 3: hope you get what I mean by this, that it's
Speaker 3: it's almost good that they're too young to understand exactly
Speaker 3: what just happened here, You know what I mean? Right,
Speaker 3: You know that's awful to say, but it's it's it's true.
Speaker 16: Well, I personally agree with you, and as far as
Speaker 16: I can tell, I don't have one hundred percent clarity
Speaker 16: on this, But as far as I can tell, they
Speaker 16: also while they were in that home with their parents
Speaker 16: dead in their bedroom, I don't believe that they witnessed anything, right,
Speaker 16: which I and I don't. Again, I don't have that
Speaker 16: at one hundred percent clarity, but I don't. But that's
Speaker 16: the inclination I get is that that they, thank God,
Speaker 16: you know, won't have that memory. So who killed these people?
Speaker 3: Who would do that?
Speaker 16: I don't know? And so you know, but wait, you
Speaker 16: see this, it's really very it's very poignant what he
Speaker 16: says about these the fIF couple and these kids.
Speaker 3: And how long ago? Where who? Which which which way?
Speaker 3: Was the guy that was living in Mason? Correct, that's where.
Speaker 16: Center Spencer Keffy grew up in Mason. I think he
Speaker 16: graduated like two thousands, okay then or something like that,
Speaker 16: and then he went on to O higher state and
Speaker 16: then he stayed in Columbus's like so many people do,
Speaker 16: they stay where they go to college.
Speaker 3: So he stayed in Columbus.
Speaker 16: And they were living there in Columbus, living what seemed
Speaker 16: like an idyllic life.
Speaker 4: I mean the fact that nothing was stolen. You know,
Speaker 4: then you you hate the things, but you know, was
Speaker 4: there some sort of you know, business dealing or something
Speaker 4: you know, I don't know, you know, it just doesn't
Speaker 4: make sense to just walking into a nice person's house
Speaker 4: and shoot him and leave without taking anything unless that
Speaker 4: person felt wronged at some point.
Speaker 16: And how did you get into the house, like you know,
Speaker 16: or did you know how to get into the house.
Speaker 16: That's why to me, again, I'm making a supposition here,
Speaker 16: not anyone else. It just feels like this is personal.
Speaker 16: I think to them it feels like it's personal too,
Speaker 16: that they this is someone they know or someone who
Speaker 16: knew them in some capacity. Because there is no struggle.
Speaker 16: There's no lot that I'm aware of anyway, I don't
Speaker 16: know of any struggle. But there was no breaking and entering,
Speaker 16: there was no nothing like that. And by the way,
Speaker 16: so this young couple got married to two thousand and
Speaker 16: one at their home. We have video of their weddings.
Speaker 6: At their home.
Speaker 16: It's just post COVID, so you know, they were try
Speaker 16: and keep it small. And that's the same place they
Speaker 16: were murdered in their home, and I just it's just
Speaker 16: so tragic to me, like, just what the heck happened here?
Speaker 3: All right? What Tanya? When's this going to air tonight?
Speaker 16: Well we have a little bit of five, but really
Speaker 16: the stories at six o'clock tonight.
Speaker 3: Okay, great, well Tanya, thanks so much. But you've had
Speaker 3: a long day with this, I'm sure.
Speaker 16: Yeah, well you know what it can always do ours.
Speaker 16: I'm having a perfectly great day. And that's my mantra
Speaker 16: for twenty twenty six. I am looking at the bright side.
Speaker 16: Great guys, Okay, there we go.
Speaker 3: We'll see how you feel around about ground hauled day.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, you're right, all right, I'll.
Speaker 3: See you, see you, buddy. Thank you. That's our good friend,
Speaker 3: Tanyo Rourke WCPO nine News. And I'll tell you that's uh,
Speaker 3: it was stuff like that. That's the reason my wife
Speaker 3: quit being a reporter. Really. Yeah. It just just couldn't
Speaker 3: take it anymore, just random well, especially after we had
Speaker 3: a killing, right our sons, and she would have to
Speaker 3: go investigate stuff like that. Oh yeah, and knock on
Speaker 3: the door. That's what you said. If I I could
Speaker 3: not knock on one person, one more person's doore. Yeah, Hey, hey,
Speaker 3: talk about your dad or just let's talk about your
Speaker 3: little brother blah that type of thing exactly that that
Speaker 3: makes a lot of like quit before you you know,
Speaker 3: right right, yes, snap, yeah with that, we check in
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Speaker 9: The War on Drugs drives on first dope running boats intercepted.
Speaker 9: Now the capture of Venezuela's president. Will there be any
Speaker 9: more regime changes, countries invaded or cartels contained? Keep it
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Speaker 4: be good at America First, Let's go on this day
Speaker 4: in history at nineteen ninety four. If you happen to
Speaker 4: walk into a ice rink in Detroit, leave around like
Speaker 4: you know you o'clock you might have.
Speaker 3: Heard this.
Speaker 11: Art black.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: Nancy Kerriganes America's sweetheart.
Speaker 4: And I hate that, you know, you make fun of
Speaker 4: someone who but there's something about her that, you know,
Speaker 4: it just seems acceptable. Right, He's kind of a princess.
Speaker 4: And of course you know she got her knee hit
Speaker 4: by Jeff turned to me, Jeff Galuli, right, was not
Speaker 4: the boyfriend's name.
Speaker 3: That was well, he arranged it all.
Speaker 4: Forget that, that's right, yeah, hit man, Yeah yeah, hit
Speaker 4: her in the nee of the baton, and that was
Speaker 4: supposed to erase her from the competition so Tanya Harding
Speaker 4: could win. And that that, of course, though, led to
Speaker 4: far away the highest viewing numbers of women's figure skating
Speaker 4: in Olympic history, in a scenario that if you tried
Speaker 4: to explain that, you know it just like my son
Speaker 4: who's twelve.
Speaker 3: That what happened, right, It was just.
Speaker 4: The most bizarre, craziest thing ever. But I mean that
Speaker 4: was the biggest news ever.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding? For weeks and all up until the Olympics. Well,
Speaker 3: think about the when they showed the I've known what
Speaker 3: it was that the Olympics though, when they had the
Speaker 3: big showdown or was that I forget where Tanya where
Speaker 3: Tanya and her laces broke and she's crying at the Olympics.
Speaker 1: That was the comps, right yeah, and yeah then yeah,
Speaker 1: because this was the US qualifiers, right yeah, okay, so yeah,
Speaker 1: so then the Olympics come and okay, here it is
Speaker 1: Tanya harding the weight of this trial and all this stuff.
Speaker 4: And yeah, she starts your deal and starts crying. You're like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, she's the weight of the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Is just broken her. No, her, she couldn't lace of
Speaker 4: her skates or something that your string broke. And then
Speaker 4: and Kargen wound up getting silver, and uh, you know,
Speaker 4: and these are the things I remember. I can't remember
Speaker 4: what I did yesterday, but I remember the woman who
Speaker 4: won it, Sanna Bayel did not use a computer for that.
Speaker 3: I just know that seeing it as I mean, I
Speaker 3: remember that name, but I didn't. I couldn't have told
Speaker 3: you that was that year she won.
Speaker 4: Oxana Bayo got first, Nancy Careen got second, and then
Speaker 4: she of course thought she got screwed. Of course it
Speaker 4: further led to her a disdain for her.
Speaker 3: Well, look, if you're looking for a movie to watch sometime,
Speaker 3: watch and you've seen it. I've not seen it. I
Speaker 3: thought you did. No, I I should.
Speaker 4: It's one of those ones I should when it's got
Speaker 4: Margot Robbie, which kind of.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying. It's Marcot Robbie. For God's sake, I know,
Speaker 3: she tany Hary. Don't look like they uggered down a
Speaker 3: little bit. Okay, you dirted her up a little bit, Yeah,
Speaker 3: a little. But everybody else in the movie is outstanding.
Speaker 3: It's and it's and it's kind of funny nice, but
Speaker 3: I mean every because everybody's made to look like a
Speaker 3: fool because they basically were. That's the reason they got
Speaker 3: so easily busted.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it was such a like Keystone Cop operation, right,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: And and yeah, Sean Eckert was the uh, the fat
Speaker 3: guy he did, I mean, and that guy in the movie.
Speaker 3: You have to see it. They make it, I mean,
Speaker 3: and apparently from everything I read about it, that guy
Speaker 3: kind of thought he was a mafioso slash you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah he created yeah, right, and uh he took we're
Speaker 3: in the trench coat and all that stuff and whack whack,
Speaker 3: and here here's more of the story.
Speaker 4: On December twenty eighth of ninety three, Yeah, I guess
Speaker 4: the guy went to Massachusetts where Krigan was practicing. However,
Speaker 4: he couldn't carry out the attack, so he followed her
Speaker 4: Detroit where then it you know, probably got the courage
Speaker 4: to do it. So yeah, and then yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 4: Derek Smith was involved. He then confessed the FBI agent
Speaker 4: started da da da, and that's what broke the whole
Speaker 4: case open.
Speaker 3: See now, and this was these people were reheard more
Speaker 3: practicing for the National Championships. Do you think that the
Speaker 3: security could be a little just a little tighter that
Speaker 3: some dude, some big fat guy and a trench coat
Speaker 3: can't wander around back there kind of looking suspicious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, back in the catacombs of some old ice drink. Yeah,
Speaker 4: with a bunch of teenage girls and you know, yeah.
Speaker 3: Tight tight stuff and dresses on. Yeah, you would think
Speaker 3: that there'd be somebody back there kind of policing the area. Nope, whack.
Speaker 4: See a lot of times though, just you know, the
Speaker 4: most obvious things they just have never thought about, never
Speaker 4: and they catch you with your your trousers down.
Speaker 3: So they did. Uh with that, We will head to
Speaker 3: the news. They're going to be talking to RT. Travino.
Speaker 3: Is uh is our or our gas price is going
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Speaker 22: don't think Venezuela. There's a lot of ins and outs
Speaker 22: as far as this goes.
Speaker 3: But one of the things that's coming out of it is,
Speaker 3: and it's true. Is it in the world Venezuela the
Speaker 3: biggest oil reserves. Is that not correct? It's like seventeen
Speaker 3: percent of the oil reserves. There is three hundred billion barrels.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of oil. Now it might look good
Speaker 3: over here in America. We will talk to an oil
Speaker 3: expert in that Ray Travigno, he runs Peiko's Country Energy.
Speaker 3: Our good friend RT welcome back to the program.
Speaker 15: Oh well, thank you as for having me back on. Yes,
Speaker 15: I was just in a meeting about that exact thing,
Speaker 15: about the exact reserves that Venezuela has, and no one
Speaker 15: still knows the exact numbers, but it could be up
Speaker 15: to twenty five percent of the world's global supply could
Speaker 15: be in Venezuela alone.
Speaker 4: Wow, So what would that do to the market that
Speaker 4: oil is sitting there? It's you know, I mean, I
Speaker 4: imagine US is going to get some of it or
Speaker 4: someone's going to what's that just going to do the
Speaker 4: oil market?
Speaker 15: Well, from a good old fashioned economics one oh one
Speaker 15: supply and demand, it will obviously continue to flood the market. However,
Speaker 15: at this time, Venezuela's oil is not ready for prime
Speaker 15: time as like as they used to say for the
Speaker 15: nineteen seventy six Indy Night Live show. It's going to
Speaker 15: take somewhere between six to eighteen months to revamp the
Speaker 15: infrastructure that was horrifically destroyed by individuals that had no
Speaker 15: business producing.
Speaker 6: Oil in Venezuela.
Speaker 15: And that's going to be step number one.
Speaker 4: So explain them more so, people extracted the oil, but
Speaker 4: they did it in a way or it's not pure.
Speaker 3: Explain that more.
Speaker 15: Yes, what we had was we had individuals that did
Speaker 15: not know oil and gas producing oil and gas out
Speaker 15: of Venezuela. They did not have the memes nor the
Speaker 15: no how And you look at what they did was
Speaker 15: they actually kicked out the experts like Exxon Mobile and
Speaker 15: almost forced a very little presence of Chevron over the
Speaker 15: last several years, and their infrastructure did nothing but deteriorate
Speaker 15: during that time in Venezuela since they did not have
Speaker 15: experts there maintaining their equipment.
Speaker 3: So rte are we talking about the methodology they used,
Speaker 3: because I know we've talked to you about different how
Speaker 3: now oil You know, rigs don't go just straight down,
Speaker 3: they go down and off to the side and all
Speaker 3: that kind of stuff, And yeah, is that what we're
Speaker 3: talking about here or they just if that as well
Speaker 3: as the uh, the equipment they're using all just deteriorated.
Speaker 3: I mean, it sounds like it's just a mess down there.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 15: It is a mess down there. It is an estimated
Speaker 15: fifty minimum fifty billion dollars that's with a B billion
Speaker 15: dollars to fix the infrastructure. So good, that are different
Speaker 15: unless you've got a couple of family offices involved exxons
Speaker 15: of the world and the shutrounds of the world are
Speaker 15: the only ones that are going to be able to
Speaker 15: financially go down there and get this thing fixed. From
Speaker 15: a financial standpoint, they'll estimate each one of those companies
Speaker 15: is going to do ten to fifteen billion dollars a
Speaker 15: year over the next five years each.
Speaker 4: So, but the oil they have in reserves, is it
Speaker 4: is it usable or is it junk?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 15: No, know, Absolutely those barrels of oil are usable, okay,
Speaker 15: and we will get them out. The question is how
Speaker 15: and when?
Speaker 3: Okay? And what do you see? I guess if you can,
Speaker 3: what is your opinion on on.
Speaker 4: The US you know, confiscating that oil for lack of
Speaker 4: a better term, or or or what do you what
Speaker 4: do you feel about that?
Speaker 15: Well, technically I would have to say, I think if
Speaker 15: we look at the red tape, I don't believe the
Speaker 15: United States of America has confiscated the oil. I think
Speaker 15: what they're doing is they're selling back land assets and
Speaker 15: ownership of oil that used to be there's until the
Speaker 15: communism regimes of Venezuela kicked them out and took over
Speaker 15: the land in oil. However, that being said, we do
Speaker 15: we have confiscated several tankers from Venezuela, and the rumor
Speaker 15: is those are on the Texas border all right, on
Speaker 15: the Texas Gulf coast. But as far as actual confiscating oil,
Speaker 15: I don't see a United States nationalizing any oil anytime soon.
Speaker 15: What I'm excited about is being able to see capitalism
Speaker 15: really be able to show its amazing positivities in a
Speaker 15: country like Venezuela once again.
Speaker 4: Okay, but do you think that the net result of
Speaker 4: all this and okay, let's say our Maduro's out now,
Speaker 4: it's a more pure form of business and operations are
Speaker 4: happening exton. Some of these beer companies come in, clean
Speaker 4: that up. Will that be a net positive in terms
Speaker 4: of lower gas prices in America?
Speaker 3: Because look, that's what most people care about, right.
Speaker 4: Is this gonna net in the fact that our gas
Speaker 4: is gonna be lower here?
Speaker 15: Yes, what's gonna happen is we will have more barrels
Speaker 15: of oil on record for the global supply. What I
Speaker 15: mean by that is the Maduro regime, along with Russia
Speaker 15: in China and some other bad actors, have been using
Speaker 15: a ghost fleet of oil tankers for several years now,
Speaker 15: moving millions of barrels of oil across the globe and
Speaker 15: that oil is not on our register. So that means
Speaker 15: once this oil gets to the global supply counts, we
Speaker 15: will see prices of oil continue to drop just by
Speaker 15: adding more supply to the actual numbers.
Speaker 3: And what about you as an American oil guy, right,
Speaker 3: is it going to affect your business at all?
Speaker 15: You know, we are proud to say that we will
Speaker 15: continue to produce American oil from American soil as long
Speaker 15: as we can. And in order for us to do that,
Speaker 15: we have to maintain low operational expenses, be able to
Speaker 15: negotiate and continue to negotiate good least terms with our
Speaker 15: mineral owners, and continue to produce oil and prove in
Speaker 15: the fields of production over the next eighteen to twenty
Speaker 15: four months while we're at these oil prices. And most importantly,
Speaker 15: we need to be able to talk to not only
Speaker 15: other family offices that we work with, but our investors
Speaker 15: that are outside of the family office network and let
Speaker 15: them know, hey, we price oil projects at the current
Speaker 15: price of oil and not these what ifs. We keep
Speaker 15: reality when it comes to oil and gas and in
Speaker 15: at the forefront. And as my father always likes to say,
Speaker 15: this isn't his first regime toppling here in the world,
Speaker 15: and it won't be the last.
Speaker 4: SARGI let me ask you this, So let's take the
Speaker 4: Venezuela equation out of this. What do you see within
Speaker 4: the next year here? And I know that one of
Speaker 4: Trump's signature things he implemented right out of the gate
Speaker 4: as president was let's remove a lot of the regulations
Speaker 4: on the fossil fuel industry. I imagine the those all
Speaker 4: don't go away overnight.
Speaker 3: Are there more?
Speaker 4: Did you see that becoming more favorable or more regulations
Speaker 4: are going to be released and be easier for folks
Speaker 4: like you? Harder are the same?
Speaker 15: Yes, No, we're very excited. The One Big Beautiful Bill
Speaker 15: Act has removed a lot of regulations and web tape.
Speaker 15: One major one is that we have gone back to
Speaker 15: the government leasing out federal minerals at a twenty five
Speaker 15: percent rather than the Biden administration's twelve percent. And for
Speaker 15: owners like us, our excuse me vice versa excuse me
Speaker 15: change that around the Biden administration was doing twenty five percent.
Speaker 15: This administration is doing twelve and a half, which allows
Speaker 15: us as operators and producers, more revenue and opportunities for
Speaker 15: cash flow during these lower oil prices.
Speaker 3: All right with that RT It is always our pleasure,
Speaker 3: really man. People want to find out more about it,
Speaker 3: what it is you all do? Where can they go?
Speaker 15: Yes? I always invite individuals to go to Picoscountry dot
Speaker 15: com or check out my sub stack at the Crude
Speaker 15: Truth dot.
Speaker 3: Com Rachel Vinho Always a pleasure.
Speaker 15: Thank you guys.
Speaker 3: Thanks Ray uh and hey man, he's looking good. Well
Speaker 3: see what happens here? And that's that's just funny that
Speaker 3: that can that that infrastructure can deteriorate that quickly. Really,
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when you got a just a you know, a
Speaker 4: bad actor in charge of things who's built his life
Speaker 4: on corruption and crime, you can see how sideways.
Speaker 3: And not truly understanding what's going on anyway, that stuff
Speaker 3: runs itself. Well, no it does, it doesn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you need the experts in there to do it. Well,
Speaker 4: that's the thing is like, well, we don't want to
Speaker 4: pay excellent to come in here, because then we got
Speaker 4: to pay them. It's the old you know, you cut
Speaker 4: out all the other the hands that go into it
Speaker 4: and you get to keep more than profits. But it
Speaker 4: don't work that way. You don't just get it out
Speaker 4: of the ground and there's a process. So you look
Speaker 4: at some guy and go, you know how to do this?
Speaker 4: Doing you He's like, wow, sure, man, bro, you can
Speaker 4: kick those guys. Oh, don't worry about it. Yeah, that's
Speaker 4: very true. With that, we check in with traffic and weather,
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Speaker 3: From the Inquire Cincinnati dot com, he wrote a pretty
Speaker 3: scathing column about the Bengals postseason. While the Mike Brown statement,
Speaker 3: the Mike Brown We're just gonna run it back statement
Speaker 3: eighteen in there? Could you wide out the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: five and put twenty twenty six in there?
Speaker 4: Perfect? So you're a you're not a fantasy football guy
Speaker 4: ever been? No, No, I'm been onable football, but never
Speaker 4: right fantasy.
Speaker 3: Neither am I.
Speaker 4: But I heard there's you know, within the league, as
Speaker 4: usually they make like whoever loses, they make him do
Speaker 4: something ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like that, you know what you do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So there's all these great fantasy football punishments that
Speaker 4: are coming out, and sometimes it's you know, you gotta
Speaker 4: wear a shirt. I remember when locally they made somebody
Speaker 4: eat like a bunch of skyline or something something I
Speaker 4: forget exact, but something like that.
Speaker 3: But here's one. This is.
Speaker 4: This guy name his name is Gabe, and he was
Speaker 4: the loser of the Fantasy Football League. So they are
Speaker 4: making in honor of Joey Chestnuts Fourth of July hot
Speaker 4: dog geating contests. They're making him eat seventy one hot dogs. Now,
Speaker 4: I don't have to do it all at one city
Speaker 4: or in ten minutes or anything, but yes, he must
Speaker 4: eat seventy one hot dogs to match the record. The
Speaker 4: clock starts once he eats his first hot dog and
Speaker 4: runs until he completes the seventy first. He can only
Speaker 4: eat hot dogs in the style of Joey Chestnut along
Speaker 4: with the way or along the way, and not toss
Speaker 4: them in chili or mac and cheese.
Speaker 3: So he's just gotta Now does he have to dunk
Speaker 3: him in the water? And I read that's right the
Speaker 3: bun thing.
Speaker 4: I read that and didn't say specifically, but it said
Speaker 4: has to do it in the way that Joey Chestnuts.
Speaker 4: So that would mean breaking the two, taking two dogs,
Speaker 4: breaking them, eating them, dunking the bun and swallowing it.
Speaker 3: That's kind of harsh, that's rough. Uh let's see.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I guess when you know he's like mapping
Speaker 4: it out, you know he's gonna eat like three hot
Speaker 4: dogs in the morning, three at lunch, for at dinner
Speaker 4: and do that for everybody can save days.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. So anyway, I just thought that was that
Speaker 3: was funny.
Speaker 4: If anybody, uh has a fantasy football league and you
Speaker 4: make your biggest loser do something hilarious like that, call
Speaker 4: the show five one, three thousand.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I even the guys who come in like third
Speaker 3: or fourth place in that hot dog gating contest only
Speaker 3: do like fifty Oh yeah, i'd say only. But yeah,
Speaker 3: you're making a civilian to eat seventy some hot dogs.
Speaker 3: That's tough, God tough man. Yeah, but I don't know
Speaker 3: how many hot dogs do you think you could eat?
Speaker 15: Ones?
Speaker 3: Like no time women just you just eat them in
Speaker 3: one sitting kind of thing.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Now I know I can eat I mean I've
Speaker 4: done ten cheese.
Speaker 3: Coming I thought, I thought, you remember you doing ten cheese,
Speaker 3: and I.
Speaker 4: Bet I could do. I bet you could push twelve
Speaker 4: to fifteen. So that's fifteen. So that would mean now
Speaker 4: the coney dogs are a little bit smaller than actual
Speaker 4: hot dogs, So I could do I could do twelve
Speaker 4: hot dogs.
Speaker 3: I bet that wouldn't be fun, it'd be disgusting, But
Speaker 3: I think I could do it. No, did you ever
Speaker 3: anybody you ever played with along the Way college or pros?
Speaker 3: Was there anybody who could eat monumental amounts of food
Speaker 3: that you would just look at me?
Speaker 4: My, my, my buddy, My one of my best friends
Speaker 4: and roommate at Notre Dame, Tommy Lipinski. He was a fullback,
Speaker 4: and this dude could eat unbelievable portions of food.
Speaker 3: And he was, you know, and he was a big dude.
Speaker 4: He you know, loved lift and weight, so he's always
Speaker 4: you know, we were always you know, you gotta you know,
Speaker 4: force the food down to get big and stuff. But
Speaker 4: there was this what was it? There was this Italian
Speaker 4: place I'll never forget this that we would go to
Speaker 4: every once in a while here and there, and they
Speaker 4: had this saw a dish called like a like a sizzellini.
Speaker 4: You know, it was like a like an olive garden,
Speaker 4: but you called something else and it was a like
Speaker 4: a like a skillet, like I mean, a big ass
Speaker 4: skillet with you know, chicken and pasta and all this stuff,
Speaker 4: and it was for like three people, and that son
Speaker 4: of a gun ate it in one city. Me and
Speaker 4: my other buddy Matt were like, that is truly unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Like I can eat a lot, I can pound it down,
Speaker 4: but there was I had no chance that this guy
Speaker 4: could just eat food like you wouldn't believe.
Speaker 3: I mean, just incredible, incredible. I've seen guys like that.
Speaker 3: And you know, back in I remember there's a guy
Speaker 3: in college. I was thinking about him the other day.
Speaker 3: We'd go, you know, a few of us would go
Speaker 3: to lunch and then I always went to the subhouse
Speaker 3: there next to ud And you know, if I got
Speaker 3: a whole sub, I mean there's no wag an you
Speaker 3: had the whole giant sub. But sometimes I would think
Speaker 3: I was that hungry and I'd have a half a leftover,
Speaker 3: you know sub and these things are half of them
Speaker 3: is like nine inches say and uh. And this guy
Speaker 3: was probably about about five ten five eleven, about one
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy say, and he would eat a whole
Speaker 3: eighteen inches long sub and go, you eat that? You
Speaker 3: eat that? I'm like, sure, but not yourself out Sure, enough.
Speaker 3: I would eat the whole damn thing. Like where does
Speaker 3: it go? I would say one another, I don't. I
Speaker 3: don't know if this is impressive or not.
Speaker 4: I can and I have multiple times eating an entire
Speaker 4: large traditional cross pizza from the Roses.
Speaker 3: I can do that and easy. I used to be
Speaker 3: able to. I think I could now a whole one. Oh,
Speaker 3: a whole deal O large just for me. I can
Speaker 3: eat a half a one. But that's that was back
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Speaker 10: The mayor beginning his second term with the four point
Speaker 10: thirty report, I'm Shawn Gallbacker breaking now aswearing in ceremony
Speaker 10: earlier today as Cincinnati Mayor, I have to have Pierval
Speaker 10: begins his second term. While eight members of Cincinnati City
Speaker 10: Council are returning following re election, along with its newest member,
Speaker 10: Ryan James. The mayor said public safety remains a top priority,
Speaker 10: addressing youth gun violence, especially which he called a crisis
Speaker 10: peer of all. Talking about the tra New Year's State
Speaker 10: shooting death of eleven year old Quinary read at Laurel
Speaker 10: Playground on the West End.
Speaker 26: As we speak, our community is mourning the loss of
Speaker 26: an eleven year old child, another one of our children
Speaker 26: lost to senseless gun violence. It's tragic and unacceptable that
Speaker 26: so many parents and children's second guests whether they should
Speaker 26: be able to play in the park or on their
Speaker 26: doorstep or.
Speaker 3: Near their school.
Speaker 10: The ATF offering a five thousand dollars reward for any
Speaker 10: information that leads to the suspects of rest. The mayor
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Speaker 10: Clottey skies and currently fifty five degrees. An altered schedule
Speaker 10: for childhood vaccines signed off and created and crafted by
Speaker 10: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, a
Speaker 10: longtime skeptic of vaccines and his associates, has many doctors
Speaker 10: and professional medical groups speaking out against the move. The
Speaker 10: souw splits vaccines in the three categories based on a
Speaker 10: child's health profile, and many vaccines that have been deemed safe,
Speaker 10: like the flu and CODEDE vaccines, taking off the recommended schedule.
Speaker 10: Doctor Richard Besser is the former acting director of the
Speaker 10: CDC and tells ABC News that the change will lead
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Speaker 27: I took care of patients before most of those vaccines
Speaker 27: were either on the list or recommended, and I saw
Speaker 27: children hospitalized. I've seen children die from many of these
Speaker 27: diseases that are now no longer in the recommended column.
Speaker 10: Meanwild blue case is surging across the US, with the
Speaker 10: CDC saying more than eight percent of doctor visits for
Speaker 10: the weekend in December twenty seventh were connected to flu
Speaker 10: like symptoms. It's the high percentage since the CDC began
Speaker 10: tracking flu data nearly three decades ago. Bengals cornerback cam
Speaker 10: Taylor Britt beginning a five day jail sentence today after
Speaker 10: entering a guilty plead of reckless driving and driving without
Speaker 10: a license. There were two incidents related to the charges.
Speaker 10: It was June eighteenth when Britt was cited for reckless
Speaker 10: driving downtown and had five people in his vehicle. Then
Speaker 10: September fourteenth, he was cited again, this time for street
Speaker 10: racing NEARPAI Corps Stadium on Joe Nutsall Way while driving
Speaker 10: with a restricted license at ignoring road signs. This happened
Speaker 10: on the day that the Bengals had their home opener
Speaker 10: against the Jaguars.
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Speaker 3: Oh, we're gonna be so late for the concert. All right,
Speaker 3: back with Eddie and Rocky and Rocky, we have to
Speaker 3: talk to our good buddy Jason Williams from the Inquirer
Speaker 3: Cincinnati dot Com and a bit. Let's kick off in
Speaker 3: new year right here, Happy new Year, buddy. What's up guys?
Speaker 3: Happy New Year.
Speaker 15: Great to be with you.
Speaker 3: So you're just off of IR. I guess you had
Speaker 3: a little bit of that crud that was going around.
Speaker 17: Yeah, how some time the way up for a few
Speaker 17: days there, I missed, uh missed the game on Sunday
Speaker 17: and I just watched it from home, and uh there
Speaker 17: was something going around. My whole house got hit with something.
Speaker 17: So it's been uh it's been kind of a one
Speaker 17: by one everyone in my house. There was only one
Speaker 17: guy that hasn't gotten it yet, so uh we'll see,
Speaker 17: we'll see if it hits him.
Speaker 4: That was our house about a month ago. Man, just
Speaker 4: boom that one.
Speaker 3: Kids around, So Jake's a couple of a couple of things.
Speaker 3: We want to talk to you about your column the
Speaker 3: other day, but also the breaking news with Cam Taylor
Speaker 3: Britt What and the hell's going on with that guy?
Speaker 17: To be honest with you, guys, like I was lay
Speaker 17: laying there last night, uh, still trying to go over
Speaker 17: whatever the crud here, and uh and I saw, you know,
Speaker 17: he popped up where he had done an interview and uh,
Speaker 17: I guess it was on Monday or something, and I
Speaker 17: was like, I've totally forgotten about. I'm like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 17: that guy. And then and then that the news today.
Speaker 17: What was it that he was driving without a license
Speaker 17: and uh that sentenced to five days in jail and
Speaker 17: reported to jail today. I guess it was from last summer.
Speaker 3: And street racing downtown downtown Rock.
Speaker 17: I thinks, so yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean I don't
Speaker 17: you know, I always try to look at these things
Speaker 17: as a that's an individual thing, and you know, it's
Speaker 17: certainly I will say that this is what came to mind.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 17: And it's a positive thing about the Bengals that it's
Speaker 17: it's few and far between now where you see Bengals players,
Speaker 17: uh getting you know, having run ins with the law.
Speaker 17: And that's a huge testament to Zach Taylor. And I
Speaker 17: know Zach Taylor is at the end of the day,
Speaker 17: it's about performance based business, about what happens on the field.
Speaker 17: And but but Zach Taylor deserves a lot of credit
Speaker 17: for the culture that he's created. And you remember so
Speaker 17: many years there the national reputation of the Bengalsh you know,
Speaker 17: so many guys were having run ins with the wall
Speaker 17: and and and certainly the impact that Zach Taylor's had
Speaker 17: on on the organization from the standpoint of you know, uh,
Speaker 17: you know, not not not getting into trouble uh off
Speaker 17: the field, I think is a big part of his impact.
Speaker 17: And again I know it's not been good on the
Speaker 17: field the last few years, but if you look at holistically,
Speaker 17: I think that's part of part of his impact is
Speaker 17: that you know, the Bengals are a different are are
Speaker 17: a different culture now and that that you know, it's
Speaker 17: no longer excused uh so to speak necessarily from the organization,
Speaker 17: Uh that you know of people having run ins with.
Speaker 4: The wall, Well, well, I mean, I mean, yeah, to
Speaker 4: your point, if this is if the worst thing that's
Speaker 4: going on is there's some street racing going on, in
Speaker 4: a suspended license. That that that that's that's a great
Speaker 4: thing to have. And moving on to your your column,
Speaker 4: jas Uh, you kind of laid out a five, like
Speaker 4: five moves that you would like to see the Bengals
Speaker 4: make this offseason.
Speaker 3: I want to start with number one here.
Speaker 4: Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown needs answer questions asap. Explain
Speaker 4: why that's important, and then do you think that will
Speaker 4: ever happen.
Speaker 17: It's important because they haven't made the playoffs in three years,
Speaker 17: and the defenses is what the defense is, and they've
Speaker 17: repeatedly failed at drafting and building a defense, developing a defense.
Speaker 17: And you know you fired your defensive coordinator after last season,
Speaker 17: so you made that move, and it's still the defense
Speaker 17: was even worse this year. And so at some point,
Speaker 17: the guy who is ultimately in charge, and let's be
Speaker 17: honest here, ultimately the person who has the final say
Speaker 17: on everything in that organization is Mike Brown, the owner.
Speaker 17: And you know he still has his hand we don't
Speaker 17: know to what degree he has his hand in. We
Speaker 17: know he still has his hand in some player person,
Speaker 17: no role. It's ultimately it's ultimately on him to answer
Speaker 17: for this. And we've seen several other owners come out
Speaker 17: with with statements, uh with you know, Carly Ursa Gordon
Speaker 17: and Indianapolis had a press conference. I give, I give,
Speaker 17: you know, it's a little tough to give some I mean,
Speaker 17: I guess you give a little credit to Mike Brown,
Speaker 17: like he did come out the next day with a
Speaker 17: three paragraph statement that didn't really say a whole lot,
Speaker 17: but at least I think he acknowledged something and uh
Speaker 17: said something to the fans. I mean, we already knew
Speaker 17: that Zach Taylor and Duke Tobin weren't weren't getting fired,
Speaker 17: so he said that in there. I guess is that
Speaker 17: a is that a vote of public vote of confidence
Speaker 17: for both those guys? I guess, you know, and and
Speaker 17: then basically saying you know they're committed, but but like
Speaker 17: not going.
Speaker 3: Into any details.
Speaker 17: And we turned that around and look at what happened
Speaker 17: on Friday or Saturday or Friday or Saturday. Was the
Speaker 17: Titans owner Amy Amy I'm drawing a blank on.
Speaker 2: Amy Adams.
Speaker 17: Trump came out with a pretty detailed letter to fans
Speaker 17: explaining why the general manager and the team president were
Speaker 17: remaining and explaining their roles, and it was pretty nuanced,
Speaker 17: But I think those are questions that fans have. Certainly
Speaker 17: apparently they had that of the Titans, and those are
Speaker 17: really similar questions that fans have here, like who's ultimately
Speaker 17: calling the shots and who can be held accountable here?
Speaker 17: And you know, so I felt like Mike Brown needed
Speaker 17: to at least put out a letter, a statement whatever. Really,
Speaker 17: I think taking it a little step further rather than
Speaker 17: just saying like we all knew Duke and Zak were
Speaker 17: coming back. You know, hey, we're committed to you know,
Speaker 17: winning and championship football. And I don't know, I think
Speaker 17: I just think after three years of not making the
Speaker 17: playoffs and just how bad it's been the last two years,
Speaker 17: I think you need to hear. You need to hear
Speaker 17: from the person who's making the decisions ultimately more so
Speaker 17: than you know once a year before the season and
Speaker 17: then in a three paragraph statement.
Speaker 3: A great we're talking to our good friend Jason Williams.
Speaker 3: And one of the other things you had in your
Speaker 3: five point column, Jace was and and this has been
Speaker 3: all over social media and it's still was kind of
Speaker 3: on fire there, a little bit fire Duke Tobin and people.
Speaker 3: People have been beating that drum for a couple of
Speaker 3: years now.
Speaker 17: Though, Yeah, I feel like there's there's a responsibility journalistically
Speaker 17: in my role to like, you got to be really
Speaker 17: careful if you call for someone to be fired. And
Speaker 17: I understand we live in social media. Fans are going
Speaker 17: to say what fans are.
Speaker 28: Going to say.
Speaker 17: And yeah, I requested an interview, uh, a one on
Speaker 17: one interview with Duke Tobin back at the around the
Speaker 17: bye week and was told like, you know, hey, we'll
Speaker 17: get back with you, and you know, and they never
Speaker 17: got back with me. And I mean, these are all
Speaker 17: questions like I want to ask him about back then.
Speaker 17: Hopefully I was hoping for one on one. He doesn't
Speaker 17: doesn't typically talk during the season, and he is going
Speaker 17: to talk this Friday at one pm as a print
Speaker 17: of press conference. But I think that there needs to
Speaker 17: be a new voice there, you know, certainly we've heard
Speaker 17: a lot about the Bengals meeting a general manager. There's
Speaker 17: no sense in beating beating that dead horse. They're not
Speaker 17: going to hire a general manager as long as Mike
Speaker 17: Brown's running the team, and so as is the top
Speaker 17: roster architect in the structure of the Bengals by title
Speaker 17: anyway is Duke Tobin as the player of personnel director
Speaker 17: and so. And he's been in that role for almost
Speaker 17: what twenty five you I think two thousand and early
Speaker 17: two thousand thousand and two maybe, and he's been with
Speaker 17: the organization since the late nineties. And you really need
Speaker 17: a new voice there, you need an outside voice to
Speaker 17: come in. But that's not the Bengals way. It's not
Speaker 17: the Bengals way to bring in an outside voice and
Speaker 17: a new perspective. But you've seen enough now from the
Speaker 17: defensive draft picks over the last handful of years. The
Speaker 17: guys that they've drafted what over the last three or
Speaker 17: four drafts are the ones that were supposed to be
Speaker 17: really starring on the field this year. Instead they look
Speaker 17: like just a total mess. And that that's ultimately that ultimately,
Speaker 17: as the structure stands in the Bengals way of doing things,
Speaker 17: that ultimately falls on him. He's he's by title, the
Speaker 17: top roster architect. And if they haven't gotten it done,
Speaker 17: and we can keep, you know, hammer away on that,
Speaker 17: hammer away on that. But you know, there's been enough
Speaker 17: opportunities there continue to draft uh and players and they kept,
Speaker 17: like I said, they fired their defensive coordinator after last
Speaker 17: year and things didn't get better. I don't think lou
Speaker 17: Ana Roumo was the problem, and I don't think Al
Speaker 17: Golden is the problem. It's the talent that you're evaluating
Speaker 17: and missing on that and that ultimately falls on Duke
Speaker 17: Tovid and his the apartment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, couldn't couldn't agree more on that. The issue,
Speaker 4: of course is the relationship of Mike Brown with Duke
Speaker 4: Tobin's dad, and it's ye know that that's the hard part.
Speaker 4: And in your column, Jason, I thought, you know, every
Speaker 4: one of your points were valid. I the one that
Speaker 4: I think I have the best chance of happening is
Speaker 4: your number five, Keep talking Joe Burrow and then and
Speaker 4: I think you're absolutely you nailed it. You know, Mike
Speaker 4: Brown doesn't listen to many people out there, He hasn't
Speaker 4: for for years. And you know, some say that works,
Speaker 4: some say it obviously doesn't. But one guy who listens
Speaker 4: to is Joe Burrow. And Joe Burrow does I think
Speaker 4: a good job of not coming off as someone who's complaining.
Speaker 4: But he gives his gives his thoughts and he's very
Speaker 4: calculating how he phrases things. And how he uses that
Speaker 4: to to push maybe a little influence. I think that's
Speaker 4: something that certainly needs to keep.
Speaker 17: Happening a big time. And I and I think that's
Speaker 17: that's certainly we've seen in the high profile things with
Speaker 17: you know, and he he you know, he pushed for
Speaker 17: Tea and Jamar to get their extensions and obviously that
Speaker 17: happened last off season. You know, he went went to
Speaker 17: bat for them to re sign Mike Geschi and that happened,
Speaker 17: and he went to bat for Trey Hender and May
Speaker 17: publicly mentioned him. So I think even more so really
Speaker 17: after they went to the Super Bowl, I think I
Speaker 17: think Joe realized like he had he had a voice,
Speaker 17: and he had a voice with the with the the ownership,
Speaker 17: and so I think he's I think he talks more
Speaker 17: to folks in the front office than we than we know,
Speaker 17: and has more influence and just suggesting things. I think
Speaker 17: he's got a great way. You're right, he's very calculated.
Speaker 17: He's not a jerk about it. He's not like, oh,
Speaker 17: I'm gonna I want out of here if you don't
Speaker 17: do this, this and this, Like he knows, he knows
Speaker 17: his role. Ultimately, he's the starting quarterback, Like he's not
Speaker 17: the general manager.
Speaker 3: And I respect that.
Speaker 17: I mean, I don't know how you can't respect that.
Speaker 17: But he also knows that, uh, the role that he's
Speaker 17: played in this organization is probably the greater role than
Speaker 17: any player has ever played. And just the fact that
Speaker 17: you know, he was a national champion in college and
Speaker 17: he's an Ohio guy, and you throw all that stuff
Speaker 17: in there, like Heisman Trophy winner, and that there's a
Speaker 17: lot with him and what he's made. The impact that
Speaker 17: he's made on this franchise is unlike any other player
Speaker 17: in the history and the history of the franchise. Hands
Speaker 17: down that there is no argument about that. And so
Speaker 17: I think his approach and the way that he approaches
Speaker 17: that is that Mike Brown respects it and as well
Speaker 17: he should, Like you know, I mean, Joe Burrow has
Speaker 17: his singer on the pulse of of that locker room
Speaker 17: and of what needs.
Speaker 6: To be done.
Speaker 17: This guy is a winner. This guy is a winner.
Speaker 6: He deserves he.
Speaker 17: Deserves the right players around him. Like he is here
Speaker 17: to win in a Super Bowl.
Speaker 15: He's not yet.
Speaker 17: Yes, he makes a lot of money, but this is
Speaker 17: a differently wired guy. This guy wants to win a
Speaker 17: super Bowl. This guy isn't about like falling into you know,
Speaker 17: the Bengal way or you know, oh, you know the
Speaker 17: Bengal malaise. Nope, He's here to win a super Bowl.
Speaker 17: He wants to do it here and so this is
Speaker 17: this is him using his voice to express getting to
Speaker 17: that goal and has nothing to do with his ego
Speaker 17: or you know, I don't like this guy or that guy.
Speaker 17: All it is is about the Lombardi Trophy period in
Speaker 17: the story.
Speaker 3: Well said, all right with that, Jase, we will let
Speaker 3: you go, buddy, Thanks so much, Thank that. Happy New Year,
Speaker 3: our good friend Jason Williams from The Inquire since Dady
Speaker 3: dot Com. And yeah, when Joe Burrow talks, I think
Speaker 3: everybody an idea.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and look, I mean his job is to is
Speaker 4: to play quarterback. That's you know. And I can understand
Speaker 4: the argument. Well, look, you play the ball, and but
Speaker 4: a quarterback's actually you are the head of the franchise.
Speaker 4: If you are the quarterback, you are the most important
Speaker 4: person in the building. How you play determines if everybody
Speaker 4: keeps their job. I mean literally from the other players
Speaker 4: down to the secretaries, right, I mean seriously, so yeah,
Speaker 4: I think it's it's important for a guy who's established
Speaker 4: himself as a great player and a leader and someone
Speaker 4: who wants to win that yeah, he absolutely should should
Speaker 4: assert his opinion and use some persuasive power to try
Speaker 4: to get the best team he.
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Speaker 3: Why here we are, fresh end of the new year,
Speaker 3: about a weekend now, and are your resolutions taken hold?
Speaker 3: Because I tell we've talked about this before, and I'm
Speaker 3: sure we'll talk to PJ Street about it on Thursday.
Speaker 3: My wife goes to the gym every basically every morning
Speaker 3: and does a couple of three miles or whatever it
Speaker 3: is on the treadmill, and she was she came home,
Speaker 3: I think it was yesterday. I was like, well, the
Speaker 3: New Year's resolutioners are there?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, I've actually not been to a gym
Speaker 4: this get this new year. But I bet, well, I
Speaker 4: actually here, but yeah, but not around here out of town.
Speaker 4: I was, but yeah, I bet that the New year's
Speaker 4: folks are.
Speaker 3: Outse well, that's what she said. It was amazing. She's
Speaker 3: standing there on the treadmill. From where where she's facing,
Speaker 3: she can see the desk and she goes literally the
Speaker 3: whole time she was there, and she usually there an
Speaker 3: hour and a half, two hours. There were people getting memberships. Wow,
Speaker 3: that's good. Yeah, it's a good thing. But do you
Speaker 3: still use that membership in you know, March. Well, I
Speaker 3: was gonna say, if you're still going at Easter, you're
Speaker 3: gonna still be going. Yeah, I keep going the rest
Speaker 3: of the year. But uh, we've talked about it before.
Speaker 3: If you make it till Groundhog's Day, some people are
Speaker 3: doing great. Yeah, big steps. Well I told you that
Speaker 3: one time when I was going to the gym all
Speaker 3: the time, I ran into a lady I had never
Speaker 3: seen there, but it was an old, you know, a
Speaker 3: friend of my ex girlfriends. I was like, hey, I
Speaker 3: don't remember seeing you around here. She goes, yeah, well
Speaker 3: I've had a membership. I haven't been coming, but I'm
Speaker 3: going to uh Jamaica in a couple of weeks, and
Speaker 3: I wanted to get in bikini shape. I was like
Speaker 3: in two weeks, two weeks, Yeah, I think it works. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you need to start about two months ago. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: with that in mind, New Year's resolutions, do you make them?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we did it work?
Speaker 4: Or what was one that you I don't know that
Speaker 4: you thought you could do but it turned out you
Speaker 4: just absolutely couldn't do it?
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Speaker 11: Sinsonat impeached for a third time, Trump thinks it's possible.
Speaker 11: This is the five o'clock report. I'm Matt Reese breaking now.
Speaker 11: President Trump telling House Republicans at an annual retreat today
Speaker 11: that if they don't win the mid term election this year,
Speaker 11: he's facing impeachment. This is how he said it.
Speaker 4: You got to win the midterms, because if we don't
Speaker 4: win the midterms, it's just going to be.
Speaker 3: I mean, they'll find a reason to impeach me.
Speaker 11: And at the same time, Trump predicts Republicans will quote
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Speaker 11: newly renamed Trump Kennedy Center in Washington. It was this
Speaker 11: day five years ago when Trump's supporters stormed the US Camp. Today,
Speaker 11: a couple of events were much different from each other.
Speaker 28: Marking that occasion, House Democrats heard from former Capitol Police
Speaker 28: officer Winston P. John about the violence he suffered at
Speaker 28: the hands of the mob.
Speaker 4: Punched in the face, pepper sprayed, and thought, I'm going
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Speaker 28: On the National Mall, dozens of now pardoned ex defendants
Speaker 28: undertook another march toward the Capitol and what was called
Speaker 28: a remembrance for Ashley Babbitt. She was shot and killed
Speaker 28: by a Capitol Police officer as she attempted to breach
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Speaker 11: Inauguration day for the Mayor of Cincinnati and City Council
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Speaker 18: Us to fund and further prioritize public safety investments and
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Speaker 3: Way, but it will.
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Speaker 11: Mayor Pureval mentioned the recent shooting death of an your
Speaker 11: Own girl in the West End. Today, a member of
Speaker 11: council talked about how the ball was dropped on placing
Speaker 11: cameras where the child was shot.
Speaker 30: Cincinnati City Council Member Anna Alby says she's not going
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Speaker 30: admitted she could have done more to make sure the
Speaker 30: administration in Cincinnati implemented safety enhancement's council approved last summer
Speaker 30: for the West End. Cameras and better lighting were supposed
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Speaker 30: a second child's been shot and murdered there.
Speaker 31: The first step here is to solve the problem. So
Speaker 31: how do we get those cameras up?
Speaker 16: How do we get the lights installed?
Speaker 2: So once we stall the problem, we can go back
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Speaker 30: Alby says, going forward in life and death matters like this,
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Speaker 11: Bond set at eleven grand. In today's court appearance for
Speaker 11: the twenty six year old man who allegedly used a
Speaker 11: hammer to vandalize Vice President Vance's home in East Walnut Hills,
Speaker 11: the attorney for William to four says his client was
Speaker 11: not motivated by politics, but because of mental health issues.
Speaker 11: Still scheduled to appear in federal court today. Five days
Speaker 11: in jail for Bengals cornerback Taylor Britt after he was
Speaker 11: convicted of reckless driving and street racing downtown. He is
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Speaker 4: as the driven snow guy, but he lets it.
Speaker 3: Let's her rip. If you ever, if you remember listening
Speaker 3: to show, he would he did this segment where he'd
Speaker 3: be like, somebody would write him a letter, and I
Speaker 3: want to dedicate a song thing and he and it
Speaker 3: was the guy was dedicating it to his dead dog
Speaker 3: wanted or something like that. Yeah, and he he gets
Speaker 3: a little ways into the letter and all of a
Speaker 3: sudden he just like what up, Yeah, just goes off hard.
Speaker 4: It's amazing that he still technically does a show and
Speaker 4: he's been dead since twenty fourteen. Right you think, do
Speaker 4: you think where you and I are gone, we'll still
Speaker 4: just kind of recycle editing a Rocky show.
Speaker 3: Oh there'll be it's Ai Eddie and Rocky by then.
Speaker 3: Will it happens right forward?
Speaker 11: Good?
Speaker 3: Yeah? They paid, by the way, I mean the versions
Speaker 3: of us. But we get the check between like eight
Speaker 3: hour shifts a day. Uh So what we're looking for
Speaker 3: is a New Year's resolutions, well current or past that
Speaker 3: either worked or didn't work for you five three, seven,
Speaker 3: four nine, seven thousand, eight hundred the big one. Now
Speaker 3: it wasn't a resolution of yours. But whatever what happened
Speaker 3: with your weird on off fasting diet you were doing?
Speaker 4: By the way, do we even talk about that? I
Speaker 4: don't know if we don't a little bit. We haven't
Speaker 4: talked about annoy I did it. I did it for
Speaker 4: a week. So I did four days of not eating,
Speaker 4: and uh I never really noticed anything, you know, good
Speaker 4: or bad?
Speaker 19: Really.
Speaker 4: I mean I was hungry, but I mean I could
Speaker 4: you know, I wasn't dying or anything, right, but I didn't.
Speaker 4: I guess I was hoping to achieve some like clairvoyant
Speaker 4: level of you know, mental capacity or something.
Speaker 3: It's just I felt normal. Well it always I always
Speaker 3: wanted to do stuff like that too, where like like
Speaker 3: you said, but people would be like, I'm when I'm
Speaker 3: meditated or I'm going to free my mind, I might
Speaker 3: not dwell on the small things and just be you know,
Speaker 3: more conscious about my mental well being. And then they're
Speaker 3: always like like, Okay, hey you there, Nirvana, Yeah, what's
Speaker 3: what's the deal. And I think people convince themselves that
Speaker 3: they're they're better, you know what I'm saying. I think
Speaker 3: that's what that is itself ofgnosis? Almost does that make sense? Yeah?
Speaker 3: It does?
Speaker 4: Which you know, look, if you're looking at it from
Speaker 4: a results driven standpoint, whatever gets you where you need
Speaker 4: to need to be.
Speaker 3: Uh, your your thoughts and what have you done? What
Speaker 3: or what are you doing? I five went three, seven
Speaker 3: four nine, seven thousand, eight hundred, the big one. Let's
Speaker 3: talk to a Travis and Andrews saying, Hey, Travis, what's
Speaker 3: going on? Buddy?
Speaker 31: Hey?
Speaker 2: It is going good?
Speaker 32: Happy New Year and everything to you guys.
Speaker 17: Hey y'all doing that?
Speaker 3: Catch just siding?
Speaker 2: Hey, So no, I sat there two years ago.
Speaker 32: I've kemp the same exact resolution and I've been sticking
Speaker 32: to it.
Speaker 17: I started off.
Speaker 32: At one hundred and ninety six pounds. My son challenged me,
Speaker 32: to do the half marathon Flying Pig Marathon, and I
Speaker 32: got down one hundred and sixty nine pounds. That was
Speaker 32: two years ago, and did the marathon half.
Speaker 2: Marathon and it.
Speaker 33: Since then, I'm the gym.
Speaker 32: Consistently three days a week at least running.
Speaker 2: Working out.
Speaker 17: And now I'm up to one hundred and eight two
Speaker 17: pounds a month.
Speaker 3: Good good man, yeah, good man, keep it up.
Speaker 2: Now I'm running.
Speaker 32: I'm running thirteen minute tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Damn. That sounds really good.
Speaker 2: I'm fifty seven years old.
Speaker 15: I'm not no spring chicken, so I'll take you.
Speaker 3: Say that's really good for fifty. So are you going
Speaker 3: to try to run?
Speaker 34: Though?
Speaker 3: I mean not. Hey, I'm not daring or anything, but
Speaker 3: you're going to try to run the whole marathon?
Speaker 2: Trap, I've run a whole marathon before. I haven't done
Speaker 2: one of those.
Speaker 17: In over fifteen years.
Speaker 34: That's a lot of work, dude.
Speaker 3: Trust me. And thanks. Trap.
Speaker 4: Is he standing next to a wood path, I don't know,
Speaker 4: riveting something?
Speaker 3: Woodbecker on his phone going, hey, hang up, now, let's
Speaker 3: talk to Hazel. Hazel in Indiana. What's going on?
Speaker 16: Hey?
Speaker 31: Actually, about ten years ago I started recycling plastic, like
Speaker 31: you know, the mountain spring water bottles and caps off
Speaker 31: the laundry detergents and all that. And I actually have
Speaker 31: kind of like very picky about I yelled my husband
Speaker 31: every time he throws a piece of plastics tup were
Speaker 31: lid away. But yeah, so I take all that and
Speaker 31: recycle it. But right now I'm working on trying to
Speaker 31: give up that damn McDonald's diet coke. It's like crack
Speaker 31: or something.
Speaker 3: It gets you. There is something about the fountains. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know, Donald.
Speaker 31: I'm right now. I'm on basic. Right now, I'm doing
Speaker 31: really good. But I also wanted to give a shout
Speaker 31: out to Rocky sorry about yourself.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you. I appreciate you saying that.
Speaker 4: Good boy and very very loyal friend and it was
Speaker 4: his time and he's in a better place now, but
Speaker 4: thank you.
Speaker 31: Yeah, I saw My dog is eighteen and she's he's
Speaker 31: kicking it. I mean, her tail wags, she eats and poops,
Speaker 31: but we got a carrier all the time, and she's
Speaker 31: leaps all the time, and she's down about forty pounds,
Speaker 31: but hey, her tail is still waged.
Speaker 3: So that's where I was. That's where I was. My dog.
Speaker 4: I had to do the same things and carry them out,
Speaker 4: you know, but what are you gonna do? You can't, yeah,
Speaker 4: give up on them. But hey, hey, real quick on
Speaker 4: the on the coke thing, is someone who gave up pop,
Speaker 4: like I don't know about two years ago. If you
Speaker 4: can get to like the like that first month without it,
Speaker 4: it gets easier.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 9: It does.
Speaker 31: Okay, I keep telling myself pop is poisoned, so I'm
Speaker 31: trying not to drink it. But man, when I passed
Speaker 31: those Golden Archists on the road, I'm like, oh, it's
Speaker 31: hard going one. There you go, Thanks for the tip, great.
Speaker 3: One your Yeah, that's I always and it's and it's
Speaker 3: always been that way to Papa McDonald's. I mean going
Speaker 3: when I was a kid, I get the biggest coke
Speaker 3: they had. I mean I get a lot. When I
Speaker 3: was in high school or something. My lunch might be
Speaker 3: an order of a friese and the biggest coach they had.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, that was enough. Just pile it on.
Speaker 4: Well, according to Austin here, John harbo out as Ravens coach. Wow,
Speaker 4: uh three years left on his deal. Yeah, he was
Speaker 4: involved for eighteen seasons. It's according to schefter here and Austin,
Speaker 4: thank you for making me aware of that.
Speaker 3: That's that's wild, that's big man. What why why would
Speaker 3: that be? I thought I'd seen that they had renewed
Speaker 3: his contractor someone apparently not.
Speaker 34: Uh.
Speaker 4: John Harbor is out as Ravens coach eighteen season one
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty and one thirteen record, thirteen and eleven
Speaker 4: postseason one Super Bowl championship.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: Second NFL second longer longest tenured coach, behind of course
Speaker 4: Mike Tomlin.
Speaker 3: Wow. Well, how about Harbor of the Browns and Stefanski
Speaker 3: is Fansky two to the Ravens.
Speaker 4: What's funny because the stefanski is is like the number,
Speaker 4: like the choice on like three. Yeah, I've seen that
Speaker 4: three the Falcons, the Giants and one other team.
Speaker 6: I saw.
Speaker 3: It was a bad firing, all big time. Well it
Speaker 3: was in the I saw a headline from the Cleveland
Speaker 3: paper the Brown's ownership has just made Stefanski the Baker
Speaker 3: Mayfield of coaches. Yeah, because you know, he got missed,
Speaker 3: he got mys treatd Well, he was not great in Cleveland,
Speaker 3: but he did kind of mistreated and they pulled the
Speaker 3: trigger on him too early. But yeah, and now he's
Speaker 3: a hero down south. That's what's gonna happen with the Stfanski.
Speaker 4: Imagine if he went to New York with Jackson Dart
Speaker 4: and what's the running backs, Scataboo and the elite neighbors, right.
Speaker 3: They that'd be a they got some weapons or some
Speaker 3: young weapons. That might be a good good spot for Well,
Speaker 3: that's wild, though, Harball, that they were they were this,
Speaker 3: they were a miss field going away from Missah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you're telling me you would have would have
Speaker 4: fired him with if that field goal had been three
Speaker 4: feet to the left.
Speaker 3: I don't know. That's that's always an interesting call.
Speaker 4: But I you know, maybe eighteen seasons are like we
Speaker 4: just need some freshness in the building. But yeah, I again,
Speaker 4: anytime a coach is fired, my next question is, okay, fine,
Speaker 4: who you getting who's going to be the guy that
Speaker 4: you guarantee.
Speaker 3: Is going to be better than the guy you had before.
Speaker 4: And if it's not someone you could make an argument
Speaker 4: that you're guarantee can be better, I don't know if
Speaker 4: you should do it.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what everybody around here always barking for Zach
Speaker 3: Taylor job, And I don't know, I don't think you've
Speaker 3: ever voiced your thoughts on him as a coach.
Speaker 4: I I think I don't think Zach Taylor is the problem.
Speaker 4: I think there's a lot of good things he does.
Speaker 4: I just think it's it's more of a top down issue.
Speaker 4: I think if he were the same thing, if he had,
Speaker 4: you know, a front office that was a bunch of
Speaker 4: grinders and you know, we're very competent in what they did, I.
Speaker 3: Think he would, you know, he could, he could be fantastic.
Speaker 3: But well, that's when we were talking to Jason Williams earlier.
Speaker 3: He was talking because we were talking about this thing
Speaker 3: with Cam Taylor. Bridd did did he did he? Or
Speaker 3: is he doing jail time? I never did get that
Speaker 3: part straight or just a suspended sentence. I don't know
Speaker 3: I was driving without a license in street racing or
Speaker 3: something like that. But to his point, that's that's about
Speaker 3: as bad as it gets with this team these days.
Speaker 3: Back in the day when it seemed like every week
Speaker 3: You've said it yourself, the reputation of this team, there
Speaker 3: are a bunch of punks and thugs. Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, So so that he's certainly clean up the culture. Now,
Speaker 4: just got to get some more wins. It's gotta you
Speaker 4: gotta have both. No one, No one wants to the
Speaker 4: good team with a bunch of law breakers on it,
Speaker 4: but also no one wants the team that with a
Speaker 4: bunch of guys with a heart of goal that don't
Speaker 4: win either, right, gotta get both.
Speaker 3: So what it is? Let me ask you this too
Speaker 3: as a former player. Now, is this a relatively new
Speaker 3: term culture, the culture of the locker room? Or was
Speaker 3: there a different term for it back then, because it
Speaker 3: just seems like I've been here in that term in
Speaker 3: the last I don't know, five ten years. That's the
Speaker 3: big that's the big hot topic.
Speaker 4: No, you No, it is certainly in the last five years,
Speaker 4: and maybe even a little bit longer than that. But
Speaker 4: that that is the buzzword. And I can't go into
Speaker 4: one coaches meeting, you know with you know, I did
Speaker 4: twenty one games, so that's forty two head coaches I
Speaker 4: talked to without every single one of them talking about
Speaker 4: culture and what their culture is and what we got
Speaker 4: to do our culture better and how our culture is
Speaker 4: better than this guys, and what I've hit culture culture, culture, calture.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it is the coach speak buzzword. To talk about.
Speaker 4: I think we're gonna get a call here. Let's see
Speaker 4: if we get Yeah, we do have Mike in Butler County. Mike,
Speaker 4: thanks for calling. What do you have?
Speaker 34: Hey, guys, I too cannot believe that Stefanski got fired
Speaker 34: up in Cleveland. I mean, they go through quarterbacks like
Speaker 34: no organization I've ever seen. Whoever's pulling it. It seems
Speaker 34: to me like the general manager should have gotten fired.
Speaker 34: I thought Stefanski did a good job, and I'd love
Speaker 34: to I mean, I like what we've got in Cincinnati,
Speaker 34: but I'm just saying i'd take him as the head coach.
Speaker 3: He was coaching that year twice in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 4: What even like it was twenty years ago, it was recently, right,
Speaker 4: It's bad bad.
Speaker 17: Do you guys know?
Speaker 34: Is that the GM up there that keeps making these
Speaker 34: quarterback decisions like to go out and get Deshaun Watson.
Speaker 3: It's the owner Haslam.
Speaker 4: He's kind of like a Jerry Jones, right, he kind
Speaker 4: of says, Hey, I like that guy, let's get him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jerry Jones want to be That's what happened with
Speaker 3: the and thanks Mike, That's what happened with that Deshaun
Speaker 3: Watson thing, because they kind of came out of the
Speaker 3: blue on that. If you remember, there were we're talking
Speaker 3: about two or three different teams that were all about
Speaker 3: the Watson deal. Then all of a sudden, Browns have
Speaker 3: Deshaun Watson. It was crazy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they gave him all kinds of guaranteed money and
Speaker 4: just screwed up player contracts for years.
Speaker 3: Doesn't he give him like two hundred it was like
Speaker 3: two hundred and forty million dollars up.
Speaker 4: Front something nuts like that. It was stupid, stupid for anybody,
Speaker 4: let alone the guy that you know turned out to
Speaker 4: be that.
Speaker 3: Yes, all right, well my new year's resolution is to
Speaker 3: sign a new contract with the big one. I'll settle
Speaker 3: for two hundred million dollars and.
Speaker 4: I will too, damn it. Together, we will. We will
Speaker 4: take the poultry some and stay united.
Speaker 3: I think if we subtract about five or six zeros
Speaker 3: from that, we might be in business. They're exactly right,
Speaker 3: and we'll take that to We'll take whatever you're willing
Speaker 3: to give me. Uh where that we check in with
Speaker 3: traffic and weather, what is going on.
Speaker 6: You know who's not a Kevin Stefanski fan would be
Speaker 6: that Rex Obryon on ESPN. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 6: he kind of had some, uh, had some rather pointed.
Speaker 3: Feeling about history there.
Speaker 6: Coach Coach of the Year. What does that mean? That's
Speaker 6: that's just one of those little things that that's kind
Speaker 6: of a meaningless thing. And I'm thinking, well, I suppose
Speaker 6: if you've done a good job, that would be a
Speaker 6: good thing to happen.
Speaker 3: Your mom thinks it's cool. Yeah, he's doing great.
Speaker 6: But yeah, but Rex kind of went off on Kevin Stefansk.
Speaker 3: I was kind of like, wow.
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Speaker 3: We got you covered all right, back with eddiean Rocky
Speaker 3: just a little while longer, rock But before we get
Speaker 3: out of here. We always loved talking to our buddy
Speaker 3: Alex Stone from ABC.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 3: I don't know about you, guys, but I've been hearing
Speaker 3: about this type of thing for a long time, and
Speaker 3: I'm honest to god, couldn't tell you the last time
Speaker 3: I had a cup of coffee on an airplane.
Speaker 4: See, I have, and I know it's dirty, but I
Speaker 4: just I can't say no. And apparently that's a bad
Speaker 4: idea because I guess the reports are that the water
Speaker 4: on these airplanes is all kinds of dirty.
Speaker 3: And with more on that, our good friend Alex Stone, Alex,
Speaker 3: what is the latest?
Speaker 33: Yeah, And I'm the same way. I'm like, I know
Speaker 33: that they tell you the water is really dirty, but
Speaker 33: I go, yeah, I'm a cup of coffee, please, and
Speaker 33: thinking that it's not coming out of that holding tank
Speaker 33: that we always hear about. And that's what this is
Speaker 33: all about that. You know, you get on, you order coffee,
Speaker 33: you order tea, you wash your hands in the boss,
Speaker 33: in the bathroom on board. But so there is this
Speaker 33: nonprofit that for years they have been doing studies on
Speaker 33: the water on board and they have a new airline
Speaker 33: ranking and it's not scientific at all. It's using airlines
Speaker 33: sell reported data. But they give airlines a water safety
Speaker 33: score based on public reports of ekoli in water on
Speaker 33: planes and how many incidents an airline has had with
Speaker 33: the safety of its water, how often they flush and
Speaker 33: they disinfect. So doctor Charles Flackett, he's the author of
Speaker 33: the ranking. He says, this is a problem because the
Speaker 33: water where they fill up can be different qualities depending
Speaker 33: on where they get it, and then the trucks that
Speaker 33: it's put into, and then it's put on the plane
Speaker 33: and then it contaminates that that tank and then things
Speaker 33: can grow in there. But he told me this today, aircraft.
Speaker 35: Can fill up in different locations. They can fill up
Speaker 35: and if they fill up in New York City, well,
Speaker 35: New York City's great water is great, whereas if they
Speaker 35: fill out in other locations, well they may not be
Speaker 35: so great. So there's that Then they go into two trucks,
Speaker 35: and those trucks that have contatinusts contabinists. So and then
Speaker 35: and then the airlines own possible water tanks could have contabinuts.
Speaker 33: So he's with the Center for Food is Medicine, and
Speaker 33: he says there are airlines that do better than others
Speaker 33: when it comes to cleanliness of water on their planes.
Speaker 33: He says Delta has come a long way and their
Speaker 33: study that they've really come up that they're doing well
Speaker 33: based on where they used to be.
Speaker 8: Let's say the.
Speaker 35: Delta and Frontier are the best, and the bottom tier
Speaker 35: is American Airlines, and then Jet Blue is the second worst.
Speaker 33: And then stir it to their spirit again it seems
Speaker 33: like they're always there. But he claims, and again non
Speaker 33: scientific the way that they did this, but based on
Speaker 33: his data that the water coming out of the holding
Speaker 33: tanks on planes for drinking or for the fauce in
Speaker 33: the bathroom, that it is really nasty, to the point
Speaker 33: where you don't even want to wash your hands in it,
Speaker 33: he is saying.
Speaker 35: So he says, do not drink the coffee, do not
Speaker 35: drink the tea, get it right before you get on
Speaker 35: a flight. And most importantly, do not wash your hands
Speaker 35: at the lavatory because those the lavatories test worse than
Speaker 35: anything else. So don't wash your hand sanitizer with fifty
Speaker 35: percent out whole a little better.
Speaker 33: But our medical teams are saying that goes against the
Speaker 33: advice that if you have water and you've got soap,
Speaker 33: to use that overhand sanitizer and only use hand sanitizer
Speaker 33: if you don't have any soap with water. But so
Speaker 33: each to their own. But he says thing twice before
Speaker 33: using any water on board planes. And he begged me today,
Speaker 33: he said, just please don't ask for coffee on board,
Speaker 33: because you know what's coming out of these tanks that
Speaker 33: that you don't know how clean they are on board
Speaker 33: that plane. But I mean, I'll probably still do it,
Speaker 33: but maybe I'll think about going to Starbucks before I
Speaker 33: get on board now. But their numbers and then the
Speaker 33: data they say, it's really gross seahawks.
Speaker 4: I think Big Coffee is behind this thing, Starbucks being
Speaker 4: they want me to spend six dollars on a coffee
Speaker 4: before I get on the plane instead of getting the
Speaker 4: free one on the plane. So they cook up this
Speaker 4: kakamami story about pathogens and all this stuff and they
Speaker 4: forced me to buy the coffee.
Speaker 3: That's what I think is going on here.
Speaker 33: Maybe maybe that's exactly what it is, you know, And
Speaker 33: then you think about, well, think of your coffee maker
Speaker 33: put it on like an industrial massive scale, and if
Speaker 33: it's not really getting cleaned, what it would look like
Speaker 33: and what would be growing on it? And then we're
Speaker 33: not talking about their coffee maker on board, but they're
Speaker 33: actual the tank where they're holding all of the water,
Speaker 33: and how often does it get flushed out and disinfected
Speaker 33: and all of that that it's not out of the
Speaker 33: mind to think that that, yeah, it would grow things
Speaker 33: and it could get pretty gross, and then that they
Speaker 33: got to clean that thing out.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the reason the old ed man here sticks
Speaker 3: to beer and wine.
Speaker 33: Yeah, you know, it's coming out of the cannon bottle or.
Speaker 3: A Coca cola, good old Coca cola first thing in
Speaker 3: the morning. Beats a cup of coffee every single especially
Speaker 3: if it doesn't have swimmys in it.
Speaker 4: I gotta say, I I choose the ignorance is bliss
Speaker 4: methodology here. And in the same way I go into
Speaker 4: a restaurant and I know, damn well, if that steak
Speaker 4: fell on the ground for a few seconds. It's not
Speaker 4: going in the garbage. They're gonna brush it off and
Speaker 4: cook it and put it on my plate. I don't
Speaker 4: want to think about that, and I don't want to
Speaker 4: think about the coffee the water on the plane, so
Speaker 4: I'll just remain ignorant.
Speaker 3: I guess I don't know if that's part of what
Speaker 3: your or this whatever survey shows. But what about the ice?
Speaker 3: That's a different source, is it?
Speaker 16: It is?
Speaker 33: There have been warnings about that as well in the past,
Speaker 33: not knowing where that that water comes from, and then
Speaker 33: what the hell sanitary where they're they're freezing and all that.
Speaker 33: But yeah, if you've seen them, it comes in big
Speaker 33: bags and you always hear them back there, you know,
Speaker 33: as they're breaking it up and getting it ready. But
Speaker 33: they didn't look at that in this study. But there
Speaker 33: have been studies in the past or they said go
Speaker 33: no ice, get something out of a can, and go
Speaker 33: no ice, because depending on where you're leaving out of,
Speaker 33: you don't know where they got that ice.
Speaker 3: All right, with that good advice, Alex, Thanks buddy.
Speaker 33: You got it.
Speaker 6: Thanks?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, I dude, when they tell me you can't
Speaker 3: wash your hands, that's when I get a little squirrely
Speaker 3: with stuff. Yeah, but I don't trust. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: like going into airplane bathrooms anyway. It just it's something
Speaker 3: about it gives me the creeps.
Speaker 4: Well for me, it's tremendously uncomfortable because you know, you know,
Speaker 4: it's usually you know, a kind of swan slant. Is
Speaker 4: I'm sitting there with like my head leaned all the
Speaker 4: way over on my left shoulder, you know, legs braised,
Speaker 4: trying not to peel over the mirror and everything.
Speaker 3: God, that's like a balancing knack going on that thing. Well,
Speaker 3: see that. I actually have thought about you when I
Speaker 3: was in an airplane bathroom. Oh wow. I mean I'm
Speaker 3: a I'm a small man, and I'm standing there and
Speaker 3: I I'm kind of wenching in there. I'm thinking, how
Speaker 3: in the hell does Rocky do this? It's not fun?
Speaker 3: Not fun?
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 3: But but to your point earlier about you know, you
Speaker 3: just get a coke. I bet you.
Speaker 4: Most of the last few flights, and again we're talking.
Speaker 4: This is Cincinnati to Atlanta, like early in the morning,
Speaker 4: you know, Memphis to Atlanta. They've given nothing but water
Speaker 4: and coffee. You don't see much of the pop getting right,
Speaker 4: that being a choice anymore.
Speaker 3: Well, it is exactly what we've we've both said we've
Speaker 3: seen it on any especially from like say here to Atlanta.
Speaker 3: It's always turbulent. So we can't serve beverages. A bull crap?
Speaker 3: Do you just to serve breakfast from here to Atlanta?
Speaker 3: They can't even give me a coke? Right, you can't
Speaker 3: give me a coke? Ye rock And another gross news
Speaker 3: nice this happened at a Royal Farms store in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: I guess Royal Farms is kind of like a I
Speaker 3: don't know, it's not like well, kind of like a
Speaker 3: ro king or like a udf. Oh okay, okay, but
Speaker 3: slightly bigger udf because this thing has a beer cave.
Speaker 3: You know, that's kind of popular. This person, Crystal Gaze,
Speaker 3: pleaded no contest recently to a misdemeanor charge of disorderly
Speaker 3: conduct that she created a hazardous and physically offensive condition.
Speaker 3: She was fined seventy five dollars in order to pay
Speaker 3: restitution of about eighty dollars to the Royal Farm store.
Speaker 3: Common Police Court judge there also barred her from returning
Speaker 3: this store, which is about a mile from her home.
Speaker 3: Why was she on trial. She had been arrested there
Speaker 3: a few months back. A Royal forms of worker called
Speaker 3: cops to report that an unknown woman had come in
Speaker 3: quote come in the previous day and defecated in the
Speaker 3: beer cave. Oh my god, that's rough. You should be
Speaker 3: killed for that. I think beer big time. I mean
Speaker 3: a police review of the surveillance footage showed Goss pushing
Speaker 3: a case of the beers back from the shop or
Speaker 3: I guess, I don't know what she did exactly, push
Speaker 3: it in a cave of alcoholic beveries back on the shelf,
Speaker 3: pulling her pants down and uh oh, so what she
Speaker 3: did was push this like case of beer to the
Speaker 3: back of I guess you know, somebody pulled the case
Speaker 3: of beer to the front of the shelf because there
Speaker 3: was getting empty, so she pushed it out of the
Speaker 3: way and sat on the shelf and did her business.
Speaker 4: It made it sound like she was she took like
Speaker 4: the cases of beer and made like a makeshift toilet.
Speaker 3: No, she just pooped on the show.
Speaker 4: Okay, what there's gotta be consequences for that. You gotta
Speaker 4: you just can't. I don't want to live in a society.
Speaker 3: Or right it goes on, this happened at five in
Speaker 3: the afternoon, and it says even though the beer cave
Speaker 3: has a clear glass of blah blah blah all the
Speaker 3: way around, no one in the store saw her at
Speaker 3: the time. And in addition to here's what I love.
Speaker 3: In addition to disorderly conduct, Giles was charged with open
Speaker 3: lewdness scattering rubbish. That's an official offense. Huh. Yeah, apparently
Speaker 3: in criminal mischief. Those three counts were withdrawn by prosecutors
Speaker 3: as part of a negotiated plead deal. Yeah, the court
Speaker 3: filings did not indicate it. While why she opted to
Speaker 3: do her business in the beer cave, now, meth it's
Speaker 3: gotta be now, see, I there's been times when I
Speaker 3: had to not do that. But you know, you go
Speaker 3: into an alleyway and you have a little pea behind
Speaker 3: the dumpster or something like that. Yeah, maybe long ago
Speaker 3: a guy was down, A couple of guys I knew
Speaker 3: were down in Marty Graff got sick and so you know,
Speaker 3: everybody's everywhere blah blah blah. They do the same thing,
Speaker 3: go down an alleyway behind the dumpster. All of a sudden,
Speaker 3: a couple of cops walk and go, Hey, come with
Speaker 3: us at Marty Gras. You're peeing in at night behind
Speaker 3: a dumpster.
Speaker 4: I'd be like, dude, have all the illegal stuff going on,
Speaker 4: You're gonna ding me? Oh wow, I guess they got
Speaker 4: to enforce it to keep it when I'm down a little.
Speaker 3: That's what I told my buddy, though. I was like,
Speaker 3: you guys had to just be so drunk or some
Speaker 3: of them were making such you know, being so obvious
Speaker 3: that they had no choice because well, we thought Arabian
Speaker 3: kind of stealthful apparently not obviously not their secret squirrel.
Speaker 3: Oh man. With that thought in mind, do we check
Speaker 3: in with traffic and weather? What is going on,