Speaker 1: On this December thirteenth. Before we look at it, look
Speaker 1: ahead to look back at significant events and people tied
Speaker 1: to this particular date in history, including but not limited
Speaker 1: to these Happy Birthday Randy Owens this date. In eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty two, Union forces led by General Ambrose Burnside launched
Speaker 1: a failed assault against Entrance Confederate soldiers the Battle of Fredericksburg.
Speaker 1: Nineteen thirty seven, during the Second Sino Japanese War, Japanese
Speaker 1: soldiers captured a Chinese city of Namjang and began what
Speaker 1: would be a week long massacre of between two hundred
Speaker 1: to three hundred thousand people. This date in two thousand,
Speaker 1: George W. Bush claimed the presidency a day after the
Speaker 1: US Supreme Court shut down any further recounts of disputed
Speaker 1: ballots in Florida. Recounts that every time they recounted shown
Speaker 1: that George Bush won by more votes than the last time,
Speaker 1: and al Gore conceded. Finally was on this date. In
Speaker 1: two thousand and one, the Pentagon released a captured videotape
Speaker 1: of Osama Bin Lauden and he said that he was
Speaker 1: the results of September eleventh. What was the exact quote
Speaker 1: It wildly exceeded his most optimistic expectations this date. In
Speaker 1: two thousand and three, Saddam Hussein was captured in Iraq
Speaker 1: and a hole in the ground the end for him.
Speaker 1: Folks celebrating birthdays today. Before I get to today's birthdays. Yesterday,
Speaker 1: my friend Westside Jim Kiefer celebrated his seventy third Look
Speaker 1: forward to seeing him next Friday at the annual for
Speaker 1: tele Unedee breakfast out at Western Hills Country Club. But
Speaker 1: happy birthday, Happy birthday. Jimmy Dick Van Dyck is one
Speaker 1: hundred today. Famous music film producer, the prophet. I have
Speaker 1: talked about this guy. Lou Adler still kicking at ninety two.
Speaker 1: John Davidson, who was the performer on the night of
Speaker 1: the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: John Davidson is eighty four years old. Baseball Hall of
Speaker 1: Famer Ferguson Jenkins, most famous with the Chicago Cubs, turns
Speaker 1: eighty three. Jeff Skunk Baxter of Steely Dan fame is
Speaker 1: seventy seven. Ted Nugent is banging down at seventy seven.
Speaker 1: You bet he is. Actress Wendell Wendy Mallick is seventy five.
Speaker 1: John Anderson, the country musician, singer, songwriter is seventy one.
Speaker 1: Steve Bushimi turned sixty eight. Morris Day Morris Day in
Speaker 1: the Time sixty eight. Football Hall of Famer, Richard Dent
Speaker 1: turns sixty five. Jamie Fox is fifty eight. Wow, this
Speaker 1: is a big list. Sergei Federov Hockey Hall of Famer
Speaker 1: turns fifty six. DeLong from Blink one eighty two, turns fifty.
Speaker 1: Amy Lee of Evan Essence is forty four. To day,
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift thirty six. Believe it or not, if it
Speaker 1: is your birthday, I hope it is absolutely the best
Speaker 1: birthday you could possibly imagine. And you get to spend
Speaker 1: it with the people you love, doing the things you
Speaker 1: love to do. And that is truly my wish for you.
Speaker 1: It's five forty two. Good morning in effect. From one
Speaker 1: o'clock this afternoon to seven o'clock tomorrow morning, heavy snow
Speaker 1: expected accumulations anywhere between four to six inching depending on
Speaker 1: where you are more to the city of Cincinnati and
Speaker 1: north than south. This time travel could be very difficult,
Speaker 1: mostly cloudy morning. Tonight, the snow ends much colder, the
Speaker 1: real Arctic blast is coming. Record lows on Sunday with
Speaker 1: windshills below zero. It is thirty two right now seven
Speaker 1: hundredth WLW sport William Tomlinson. What you got?
Speaker 2: College football, one of the greatest rivalries in sports, has
Speaker 2: played in Baltimore, Maryland this afternoon. Army Navy will battle
Speaker 2: it out on the gridiron at three pm.
Speaker 1: I got a root for the midship and you know,
Speaker 1: my dad Navy and so many people I know Navy,
Speaker 1: and Navy's not had a bad year this year.
Speaker 2: No, They've both teams have been good this year, the
Speaker 2: Army season. I've watched a lot of Army games this
Speaker 2: season and it's just been insane how they've managed to
Speaker 2: lose games or come back in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: It's all been one possession battles. Oh cool, It ought
Speaker 1: to be a great game today.
Speaker 2: Then college basketball, you see travels to Atlanta to face
Speaker 2: the Georgia Bulldogs.
Speaker 1: Tip except for two pm.
Speaker 2: Pregame coverage begins at one thirty Right here on seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW. Xavier defeated the Missouri State Bears last night,
Speaker 2: seventy five to fifty seven. Kentucky host Indiana to night
Speaker 2: at seven thirty. Catch that action on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: Wild Wildcat's going to lose another.
Speaker 2: It's not looking pretty uh huh in Lexington right now now,
Speaker 2: Mark Pope needs this win desperately, no doubt. A couple
Speaker 2: top twenty five matchups today. Number one Arizona travels to
Speaker 2: Tuscaloosa to face Alabama the twelfth ranked Crimson Hide that
Speaker 2: tips off at nine thirty. Number twenty three Nebraska faces
Speaker 2: the thirteenth ranth Illinois at four PM, and North Carolina
Speaker 2: host South Carolina. Upstate Arkansas and Texas Tech. Seventeenth and
Speaker 2: sixteenth ranked teams in the country's square off at noon.
Speaker 2: Some high school basketball in the area some scores. Homes
Speaker 2: top Villa Madonna sixty six to forty nine. Last night,
Speaker 2: Williamsburg dominated Malanchester seventy to twenty nine, Centreville sixty five,
Speaker 2: Spring Veield fifty nine, Bellevue topped Williamstown sixty seven to
Speaker 2: twenty eight. Mount Healthy edged out Purcell mary In fifty
Speaker 2: five to fifty one. Ludlow felt a Dixie Heights sixty
Speaker 2: two of forty seven, and Norwood put it on New
Speaker 2: Miami eighty five to thirty two.
Speaker 1: Bengals and Ravens the rematch at pay Court Stadium tomorrow
Speaker 1: in sub freezing weather.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're calling for up to negative ten degree windchill,
Speaker 2: but windchill isn't real.
Speaker 1: So yes it is. If you're out there, it's real.
Speaker 2: I'll be out there tomorrow, Gary, Jeff, I'll brave the elements.
Speaker 2: That kicks off at one pm. You can catch all
Speaker 2: that action on the Home of the Best Bengals coverage
Speaker 2: starting at nine am, with the premium coverage right here
Speaker 2: on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Bracing for the storm, the White Dead Snowmageddon. I don't
Speaker 1: think we're gonna dodge the bullet this time, folks. I
Speaker 1: do not believe so this one. All of the computer
Speaker 1: models are melding together and matching up and saying we're
Speaker 1: gonna get dumped on big time. And I am not
Speaker 1: a fan of this. As a kid, snow is great.
Speaker 1: Snow is like the answer to a prayer. Snow means
Speaker 1: no school. Snow means playing in the snow with your friends,
Speaker 1: building snow, going sledding. When you're an adult and you
Speaker 1: have to be places, and especially as a bartender, still
Speaker 1: means I won't do squat today. Really need to make
Speaker 1: this money before Christmas. Ain't gonna happen, not today, but
Speaker 1: for those of you listening who from time to time
Speaker 1: has ventured out to Mama Street in Newport, where I
Speaker 1: will be, regardless of the forecast, opening at eleven am.
Speaker 1: It's the early. It's before the storm rush, the winter weather,
Speaker 1: the warning, the winter storm warning. It's not even an
Speaker 1: advisory anymore. It's a winter storm warning. Doesn't begin till
Speaker 1: one pm. You can squeeze it in early. I'll be
Speaker 1: the doors bust open, it huddles at eleven o'clock, drink
Speaker 1: like a fish for a couple of hours, and then
Speaker 1: skate home. Now I understand as I get older why
Speaker 1: people move from the North to the South, to Florida
Speaker 1: or Texas to warmer climbs, because I just can't stand
Speaker 1: it anymore. Ten years ago, it wasn't winter weather necessarily
Speaker 1: that soured me on this particular geographical location, this time
Speaker 1: of year. It was the four months of gray we
Speaker 1: experience from November to March basically every year here.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 1: I love to change the seasons. I just wish this
Speaker 1: season was really short. Unfortunately, not Liam, I didn't bring
Speaker 1: my phones up yet. Can you let the lovely lady
Speaker 1: Lynette on the air for me? Please? Good morningte.
Speaker 5: High mh bound for the farms, down for the far Homas.
Speaker 5: Oh will you come t high down far mister? Amen?
Speaker 1: Amen, you sounded good. How are you feeling, dear? The
Speaker 1: last time we talked last week, you had just gotten
Speaker 1: home from the hospital.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was short of breath. I was just a
Speaker 6: little wee kitting. But I went to the gym. We
Speaker 6: instill spend the week. Now I'm sirn and road bike.
Speaker 6: Yesterday I did one hundred percent. I'm learning my special
Speaker 6: song and I've got it in hand.
Speaker 1: And a good deal. Well, so you said you went
Speaker 1: to the gym. What what's your workout entailed in that?
Speaker 6: Well, we have the armed things. You pump iron and
Speaker 6: then your pump your bike and.
Speaker 7: It gets slow high high.
Speaker 8: High like that.
Speaker 1: So you pump iron. How much can you pump?
Speaker 6: I'll make a hundred.
Speaker 1: I know, But what is one hundred percent? I'm just curious.
Speaker 7: That means I did it?
Speaker 1: High score, good good deal. I mean do you enjoy that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: They say that no pain, no gain. So do you
Speaker 1: feel like you've gained this week.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because it was hard to breed. I just couldn't
Speaker 6: breed because I took action over two days and I said,
Speaker 6: you can't get no more. I said, well, it's JFKA
Speaker 6: breed And I said, well, I'm know I can pump
Speaker 6: iron ray get home and I didn't you.
Speaker 1: That's awesome, survivor. You what a survivor.
Speaker 6: I am a survivor.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's no doubt about it. How many how many
Speaker 1: times now would you say that you m that you
Speaker 1: have died and come back?
Speaker 6: Sixty two so far?
Speaker 1: Sixty two times? And this is documented? You have proof
Speaker 1: of this?
Speaker 6: Yeah, the police declire me Dad six years heah, some
Speaker 6: them and then I come up here and died again
Speaker 6: on the outbreak table and Edgeworth six and it'll be
Speaker 6: seven years March first, I'll be seven years old.
Speaker 1: Well, God bless you. That's wonderful.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Have any any shout outs you want to give here
Speaker 1: before we leave?
Speaker 6: Well, I want Christine come over and have me getting
Speaker 6: Alexa doing okay, because I'm netting bout lex and I
Speaker 6: got in touch with Jean. I still haven't in touch
Speaker 6: with Elvis Hope he's doing the Christmas.
Speaker 1: I hope so too.
Speaker 6: Well it come home Merry Christmas, and I hope uh
Speaker 6: Mars marsh together Kidney, But I don't know. I haven't
Speaker 6: gotten in touch with Marcia for a while. Marcia about
Speaker 6: their semi little hello notes.
Speaker 7: Let me know you're live and well and.
Speaker 6: Columbus, Patricia, Merry Christmas, and y'all just keep your love
Speaker 6: notes coming.
Speaker 8: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Love you, love you bye. Dick is hanging next. It's
Speaker 1: five point fifty four.
Speaker 10: Service to him into another hour, the first official hour
Speaker 10: of this Saturday Morning an issue for Saturday, December of
Speaker 10: the thirteenth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: I'm Gary Jeff Walker, and you are Matt Reeese. Matt
Speaker 1: Reese just delivered a hot off the presses, a brand
Speaker 1: new forecast which basically says the same crap that the
Speaker 1: last one said. We're all doomed. Thank you, Matt. What
Speaker 1: do we usually do? Oh, our friend Dave is on
Speaker 1: the line. You think we should talk to Dave? Liam?
Speaker 1: What do you think should we talk to Dave from Harrison?
Speaker 1: We usually do at this time? I'm pro Dave, pro Dave? Okay,
Speaker 1: good good morning.
Speaker 5: Dave, Good morning.
Speaker 11: Came out shot.
Speaker 1: Aren't you happy that Liam is pro Dave?
Speaker 8: Yes, very much so, because I mean.
Speaker 1: He's usually geopolitically opposed to anything that I like or
Speaker 1: believe generally, So you are a common uh, we have
Speaker 1: a common We meet on common ground when it comes
Speaker 1: to Dave from Harrison, because I too am pro Dave.
Speaker 12: Well that's a good thing, you know, you think as
Speaker 12: we can escape the white death that come from sky
Speaker 12: and drive the buffalo far far away.
Speaker 9: And Gary, jem I want to shout out too.
Speaker 7: I believe it was west Side Jim's birthday yesterday.
Speaker 1: It certainly was. I started the program by wishing west
Speaker 1: Side Jim a belated birthday. The Keeper. The keeper Meister
Speaker 1: is seventy three now wow and doing well.
Speaker 12: Well, you know, you keep going, you'll catch up with
Speaker 12: him here pretty sent in a week or so.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 1: If I don't don't catch up, it means something a
Speaker 1: little bit more dire, Dave.
Speaker 12: Yes, yeah, yeah, all right, Hey Gary, Yeah.
Speaker 9: What do you call a snowman with a six pack?
Speaker 1: What do you call a snowman with a six pack?
Speaker 8: Dave?
Speaker 12: I'd be an abdominal snowman.
Speaker 1: Very nice.
Speaker 12: Okay, Next, well, what did one Christmas tree say to
Speaker 12: the other, didn't you use.
Speaker 1: This one last week? I need to check your notes.
Speaker 1: What did one Christmas Tree say to the other Dave?
Speaker 7: Uh, you know what?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, eleven thirty No, that was nineteen one Christmas
Speaker 12: Tree said lighting up it's Christmas?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you use that one. I mean, these these are
Speaker 1: these are these are such poor quality you really shouldn't
Speaker 1: reuse them. I mean, if it was something outstanding, like
Speaker 1: a best of this was a Dave's Greatest Hits collection,
Speaker 1: then you could reuse the joke. But you know, the
Speaker 1: weaker material, just to just pass it off as a
Speaker 1: mistake you made and don't do it again. That would
Speaker 1: be my advice, my comedic advice to you, right, But
Speaker 1: you've never followed my advice before, so why would you
Speaker 1: start now?
Speaker 4: I gotcha? All right?
Speaker 13: Well, who's a Christmas Trees favorite singer?
Speaker 1: Who is a Christmas Trees favorite singer?
Speaker 4: Dave? That'd be Spring Staying.
Speaker 14: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 14: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 14: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 14: humor have caused you to roll your eyes made your
Speaker 14: stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise to
Speaker 14: be a colossal waste of time. I'm we deeply apologize.
Speaker 14: Now back to our irregular programming. So the deal was,
Speaker 14: I had just gotten to Cincinnati. It was my first
Speaker 14: summer I think first or second it was either ninety
Speaker 14: four ninety five, and I was doing some stuff for
Speaker 14: WEBN too, and they said, Gary Jeff, would you like
Speaker 14: to interview Ted Nugent?
Speaker 1: I said, sure, Do I call him? Is he going
Speaker 1: to call in? What? No? No? At Riverbend he was
Speaker 1: appearing at Riverben. So I was out on the remote
Speaker 1: for WEBN at Riverbend before the Ted Nugent concert and
Speaker 1: they let me in backstage and I'm on the side
Speaker 1: steps of the stage waiting for Ted to come down
Speaker 1: and meet me as was scheduled, had to remote mike
Speaker 1: in my hand, my headphones on, and when it was
Speaker 1: time for the interview, Ted comes down the steps and
Speaker 1: meets me about halfway up, and they told me that
Speaker 1: I only had five minutes, and I said so briefly. Ted.
Speaker 1: He took the mic out of my hand and just
Speaker 1: rattled on, and there in my headphones going Gary Jeff,
Speaker 1: we gotta wrap up. We got it. We gotta go, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 1: we got it. There's nothing I could do. Ted Nugent's
Speaker 1: just talking and talking and talking. So it wasn't really
Speaker 1: an interview. It was kind of like an ambush. But
Speaker 1: I enjoyed it thoroughly. Happy birthday, Teddy, Uncle Teddy. Time
Speaker 1: to get a reception report from our friend old radio
Speaker 1: Rick Washburn, Good morning, Ricky.
Speaker 7: Good morning Gary Jeff. Hey, the nude sounds pretty good
Speaker 7: on this one. You're coming in five by five on
Speaker 7: a nineteen thirty eight Stuart Warner Model eighteen forty five,
Speaker 7: the three band ten tube AM shortwave console radio. Stay
Speaker 7: pardon me. It has both an RAF amplification stage as
Speaker 7: well as two stages. It's one heck of a d
Speaker 7: excerpt I never heard.
Speaker 1: I never heard of Stuart Warner. Did they make a
Speaker 1: lot of radios for a long period of time.
Speaker 7: They did, and actually they were a pretty good competitor
Speaker 7: with the Crosley, And like Crosley, they lasted until about
Speaker 7: nineteen fifty four to fifty five, then competition took them out.
Speaker 7: Excuse me. They were not necessarily the most well known
Speaker 7: brand name, but they made a presence all right, using
Speaker 7: the twelve inch photo tone speaker. Photo Tone interesting makes
Speaker 7: it sound pretty dark and honestly, while it's peeling the
Speaker 7: paint off the walls, which it's doing now, as gorgeous
Speaker 7: as to the stradios is, it's a little weird looking.
Speaker 7: Just towards the top of the front of the cabinet,
Speaker 7: like usually, you've got the dials surrounded by a plastic
Speaker 7: a sketch, and immediately below that is another plastic a sketch,
Speaker 7: and that surrounds fifteen fifteen preset station buttons. Stuart Warner
Speaker 7: called this the magic keyboard, and the presets trigger a
Speaker 7: motor to tune the radio for you. So you just
Speaker 7: pressh a station button and here you go. You're a Jeff.
Speaker 7: The radio goes.
Speaker 15: Rah rah rah rah rah.
Speaker 7: And stops on your selected station. So let's go to
Speaker 7: the catalog. See sure, Stuart Orner magic keyboard, the mystic
Speaker 7: mechanism that does what nothing else in radio can do. Well,
Speaker 7: that's not true, but he now here's a radio invention
Speaker 7: that makes even last week's radio obsolete. Development that's utterly new,
Speaker 7: absolutely exclusive. Wow. So here we have the bullet points,
Speaker 7: split second speed I almost didn't say that, right, goes
Speaker 7: directly instantly to the desired station, no slow travel to
Speaker 7: a switching point and back. Now, okay, fair enough. Some
Speaker 7: motor driven set had a situation where if you'd select
Speaker 7: the station, the radio would have to tune in the
Speaker 7: wrong direction all the way to the end of the
Speaker 7: dial and then come back. Oh the almost two seconds
Speaker 7: of time wasted? Uh be easy to set up? Keys
Speaker 7: are set from front without tools, and any key can
Speaker 7: be reset easily without disturbing others. Now I admit this
Speaker 7: is also good. It's some motor driven sets are an
Speaker 7: absolute nightmare to set up. I'm looking at you, Crosley,
Speaker 7: and good luck at the custom tool is missing from
Speaker 7: its little perch on the radio chassis, which, by the way,
Speaker 7: it will be missing. Absolute silence, no hum, no one
Speaker 7: between station, noise. All right, having the radio switch off
Speaker 7: or the automatic tuning is nothing new in nineteen thirty
Speaker 7: eight at all. Matter of fact, I think Gruna was
Speaker 7: one of the first ones to come out with it.
Speaker 7: But at least apparently it does not Gora rah rah.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, does the catalog mention the.
Speaker 7: Rah rah rah rah rahh. It's too opposite by the way,
Speaker 7: no radio shit goes rah rah rah rah, except that
Speaker 7: one RCA before I oiled the motor. But I'm not
Speaker 7: always honest about this stuff. And I very nice, utterly flexible,
Speaker 7: can be set for any fifteen stations in any order,
Speaker 7: regardless of frequency. Fair enough, But this is a tad
Speaker 7: miss leading preset buttons often had frequency limitations, but not
Speaker 7: on a motor driven radio. That's a whole other thing,
Speaker 7: and that's for the advanced class.
Speaker 1: Very nice.
Speaker 7: Now, finally, my personal favorite, absolutely accurate. Doesn't depend on
Speaker 7: AFC or automatic frequency control, which is used only as
Speaker 7: a safeguard against careless careless initial setting. Wow, it's kind
Speaker 7: of like saying a card doesn't have cruise control, which
Speaker 7: is only a gimmick for drivers who were too lazy
Speaker 7: to manually maintain a constant speed.
Speaker 1: That's true. That's very good. Old Radio Rick at gmail
Speaker 1: dot com if you'd like to know more about these
Speaker 1: wonderful time piece of furniture and radio reception. Old Radio Rick.
Speaker 1: On a Saturday morning, I'm seven hundred w Good morning, gang, morning,
Speaker 1: got you guys are slow on the uptake this morning.
Speaker 1: Everybody's been drinking already. What's going on?
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's Doug. That's that's like the delay between
Speaker 1: my TV on spectrum and your TV on spectrum. We've
Speaker 1: been sitting there talking on the telephone and something will
Speaker 1: happen on a game and I say, oh, look, I
Speaker 1: can't believe he scored on that. Doug said, they haven't
Speaker 1: even snapped the ball yet. Here it's the same signal.
Speaker 1: It never makes sense to me. So what's going on
Speaker 1: this morning? I understand that that Buzz's daughter is there
Speaker 1: drifting dressed in a snowman suit.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and she's last already, so I don't know where
Speaker 7: they're aheaded to, but they're antagonizing the down.
Speaker 1: I guess, okay, number one, it's it's radio and this
Speaker 1: is a phone call. There's no video with this. What
Speaker 1: was the the purpose of her showing up in a
Speaker 1: snowman suit for a phone call? Or was she just
Speaker 1: doing this? Because she's just doing.
Speaker 13: This, Buzz, you're the only one that has the answer.
Speaker 7: She's gone on. They're just all.
Speaker 1: I mean, I would I would think I would hate
Speaker 1: to think, Buzz of your daughter Heather as a furry.
Speaker 16: Apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Speaker 1: Well there you go.
Speaker 13: Oh, let's see what's going on here this week?
Speaker 11: Actually tonight Shane Smith, the last live band that will.
Speaker 13: Be performing this year. You're at Brookies, and of course
Speaker 13: this coming Wednesday, the Queena Harts will.
Speaker 7: Be drawn out and a winner will be determined next.
Speaker 1: Next Wednesday, Next Wednesday at Brookies, starting at five o'clock,
Speaker 1: right yup, and won't draw every fifteen minutes for the
Speaker 1: first hour, and then after that second hour we'll probably
Speaker 1: do every.
Speaker 7: Ten minutes, and if they'll know winter, we're just gonna
Speaker 7: draw it out that third hour and every five minutes
Speaker 7: or something draw a card. Oh wow, so hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 8: I think we'd be busy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you'll be busy. You'll be quite busy.
Speaker 1: But I mean just in time for Christmas. I can't
Speaker 1: imagine how big this crowd is going to swell to
Speaker 1: there on Main Street in Ripley at Brookies, h out
Speaker 1: in the st and hopefully the weather improves a little
Speaker 1: bit so people have got somewhere to stand and they're
Speaker 1: not freezing their pipots off.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 9: The last couple of years begin in the way like
Speaker 9: fill over two and a half.
Speaker 7: Million or wrote under two and a half million, dollars.
Speaker 8: That's pretty good.
Speaker 1: No, that's that's great, Baron, that's awesome. Well, all right,
Speaker 1: so the place to be his Brookies this week, and uh,
Speaker 1: good luck with the the snow. I mean, what does
Speaker 1: the weather rock, say Sherry, good lord, oh the weather rock.
Speaker 7: Well it's want to be pridging pridging cold.
Speaker 13: And there's got support here this morning.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I did?
Speaker 15: I have my daughter here?
Speaker 7: Hide she's here this morning.
Speaker 1: Say hi, Hi, she's on with the baby that had
Speaker 1: the baby.
Speaker 16: Yeah, we're holding that one down.
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah, Gary jaf Yes.
Speaker 1: Do you know what how much stayd the paid for
Speaker 1: his sleigh? How much Santa paid for his sleigh?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: Tell me.
Speaker 7: No, I think it was on the house.
Speaker 1: Hey share, Hey Sherry, Sherry, Yeah, Dave's Dave's not here, man,
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. Buckle down and stay safe and
Speaker 1: all the snow and all the cold. The gang at
Speaker 1: Brookies and Ripley and Steam from etn Ohio. In moments
Speaker 1: whose with my friend Steve from at Ohio and last
Speaker 1: week we were kind of expanding on the whole idea
Speaker 1: and the definition of what is affordability. How about the
Speaker 1: peace dividend. It's been a long time since we've even
Speaker 1: heard about a peace dividend. I was originally kind of
Speaker 1: cropped up during the George H. W. Bush era, Margaret
Speaker 1: Thatcher talking about a peace dividend. Since the Cold War
Speaker 1: was over, we were spending less money, supposedly on the military,
Speaker 1: and we could devote that cash to issues that were
Speaker 1: more beneficial to the population and social issues. It never
Speaker 1: quite works out that way. To kind of explain once again,
Speaker 1: my friend Steve Simon, good morning, sir, Good morning sir.
Speaker 15: You're absolutely right, Margaret Thatcher and Bush one brought that
Speaker 15: subject up. Let's start out and we'll get right back
Speaker 15: to that with the idea of a balanced budget. Well,
Speaker 15: first of all, we found out during the shutdown we
Speaker 15: don't have budgets anymore, do we No? And I was
Speaker 15: looking at an article here that appeared in the Boston
Speaker 15: Globe in nineteen ninety four, and it went back to
Speaker 15: the subject of when was the last balanced budget. Lyndon
Speaker 15: Johnson's last budget submitted in sixty eight to cover fiscal
Speaker 15: sixty nine, which was covered the last year of his
Speaker 15: tenure at the White House. That was the last balanced
Speaker 15: budget quote unquote, actually not really. If you're an accountant,
Speaker 15: And you know what the significance of liabilities is. We
Speaker 15: are carrying a huge liability then and now with regard
Speaker 15: to Social Security payments. Folks pay into solid security, and
Speaker 15: it's a liability to Social Security because it has to
Speaker 15: be paid out at some time or in anticipation of
Speaker 15: it being paid out. That budget by Lyndon Johnson was interesting.
Speaker 15: It was on top of a ten percent tax surcharge
Speaker 15: and also included reductions in spending, which I find interesting.
Speaker 15: Maybe even more interesting, he lopped off three percent on
Speaker 15: the national debt.
Speaker 1: Yes, right.
Speaker 15: This week, Buck Sexton, who has a talk show, as
Speaker 15: you know, on iHeart, slipped out this figure of forty
Speaker 15: trillion dollars and the way he said it implied that
Speaker 15: we've already gotten there isn't that interesting. Well, let's put
Speaker 15: that aside for a second and go to what we
Speaker 15: initially talked about, and that, of course, was the idea
Speaker 15: of a peace dividend. Some sources say it goes all
Speaker 15: the way back to the Vietnam War, and I vaguely
Speaker 15: remember Nixon mentioning this, We're we're going to save all
Speaker 15: of this money that we're spending on Vietnam by the way,
Speaker 15: at that time, we had five hundred and seventy five
Speaker 15: thousand Americans in Vietnam. Westmoreland went to the President Johnson
Speaker 15: and asked for six twenty five. Johnson said no. And
Speaker 15: that really is where you can pinpoint the end of
Speaker 15: our involvement in the Vietnam War, reduction of troops and
Speaker 15: return of the money. Well, what the heck happened to
Speaker 15: that peace? Evid end Well, this is another quote from
Speaker 15: another article. Unfortunately, the continued growth of US inflation in
Speaker 15: the seventies wiped out the money saved from the end
Speaker 15: of military operations in Vietnam. Inflation isn't that interesting? And
Speaker 15: back now to the negative income tax. This is kind
Speaker 15: of long since forgotten, but it was a very very
Speaker 15: popular subject going all the way back to the sixties
Speaker 15: and seventies. Our friend Milton Freeman and his wife Rose,
Speaker 15: who were both economists, had written about this. Nixon loved
Speaker 15: this idea of a negative income tax, but he wasn't alone.
Speaker 15: They were all manner of presidential candidates and congress people
Speaker 15: in the nineteen seventies. Nixon, by the way, talked about
Speaker 15: this under a family Assistance Plan. George McGovern's Universal Demo
Speaker 15: Grant proposal was similar, and later President Carter's program for
Speaker 15: Better Jobs and Income Programs. Well, what the heck is this? Well,
Speaker 15: let me tell you right off the bat that a
Speaker 15: lot of stuff on the internet does not mention one
Speaker 15: little dirty secret, and that is if we employ a
Speaker 15: negative income tax. And I'll get back to that in
Speaker 15: just a minute, what it is We're going to get
Speaker 15: rid of all of the other welfare programs. Yes, the
Speaker 15: idea is we have a federal bureaucracy already with all
Speaker 15: of these welfare programs. What we're going to do is
Speaker 15: give money to the working poor and wipe out the
Speaker 15: welfare programs, and they can spend that money any dog
Speaker 15: gone way they want. As an example, you have to
Speaker 15: set a ceiling or a floor, depending on your point
Speaker 15: of view, to fifty thousand bucks if you're working, because
Speaker 15: we have a work in the plan for reform of welfare.
Speaker 15: If you're working, let's say you only make forty thousand dollars,
Speaker 15: you get a credit of ten thousand dollars. You expend
Speaker 15: it anyway you want. Isn't that interesting in terms of affordability?
Speaker 15: But I just thought i'd bring that up. Gary, Jeff
Speaker 15: because it was such a different age we actually talked
Speaker 15: about balanced budgets. The last time I think we did this, honestly,
Speaker 15: was when Newt Gingrich was the Speaker of the House
Speaker 15: and we had a balanced budget amendment.
Speaker 7: Remember that.
Speaker 15: Yep, we don't even talk about that anymore. Are they
Speaker 15: trying to tell us Republicans and Democrats both in Washington, DC?
Speaker 15: Is irrelevant?
Speaker 1: Well, go ahead, I have an answer, and the answer
Speaker 1: is they don't have any money except what they extract
Speaker 1: from Americans. That's where the money comes from. How about
Speaker 1: they just let us keep our money, all of it,
Speaker 1: and figure out and figure out what social programs we
Speaker 1: want to fund within ourselves in our own time. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: That is truly the answer to me. And the sad
Speaker 1: truth is we're so far in the hole now with
Speaker 1: them spending not our money but great grandchildren's money, that
Speaker 1: that that can't happen. But I mean, it's negative income tax,
Speaker 1: and I don't know if we have time to go
Speaker 1: into the full definition of that, but my answer is simply, Okay,
Speaker 1: I earned the money. You didn't do anything to take
Speaker 1: some of that money or take all of that money,
Speaker 1: So you know what, just let me keep all of
Speaker 1: the money I earn, and I'll worry about my own
Speaker 1: social welfare and everyone else can too. How about that, good.
Speaker 15: Boy, good good point. I could I mention one more thing?
Speaker 13: Sure?
Speaker 15: I frequently in the past have done news of the week.
Speaker 15: We've now gotten into specific subjects. A Democrat at a
Speaker 15: hearing in the House this week refer to the killing
Speaker 15: of a West Virginia National Guard person as an unfortunate accident.
Speaker 1: I saw that disgusting.
Speaker 15: It was immediately corrected. It was a murder. Can we
Speaker 15: define anything, any word in our language anymore correctly? Take
Speaker 15: care of yourself, Gary jet Moore.
Speaker 1: Next week, YouTube brother into yet another hour of this
Speaker 1: Saturday Morning edition for Saturday, December thirteenth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Is this on? Its been so long since? Oh my
Speaker 1: goodness seven eight now on a Saturday morning, Gary, Jeff
Speaker 1: with you. Great to be with you as well. As
Speaker 1: we get closer and closer to Christmas and my birthday.
Speaker 1: You know, I mention everybody else's birthday, and I'll mention yours.
Speaker 1: Let me know what it is, maybe mister birthday Tuba
Speaker 1: call you. But that being said, I'm going to be
Speaker 1: on for Willy on Monday, the twenty second, mine and
Speaker 1: Jim Lebarber's birthday, and I would love for you to
Speaker 1: tune in and we'll have guests in the studio. Ne
Speaker 1: who else's birthday is coming up? Is our environmental engineer,
Speaker 1: Steve Schulte's just a few days after mine on Christmas.
Speaker 1: Mister Schulte, Good morning Christmas.
Speaker 13: This morning Gary, Jeff actual mind.
Speaker 1: Is on Christmas Christmas Eve yet yeah, So what do
Speaker 1: you got this morning?
Speaker 10: All right?
Speaker 13: I got two items out. The general topic is don't worry,
Speaker 13: be happy. I love it the first one. First one
Speaker 13: comes from Climate Change Weekly number five sixty four from
Speaker 13: December fifth, from the Heartland Institute heartland dot org. Turns
Speaker 13: out climate change isn't causing mass extinctions. One of the
Speaker 13: persistent claims made across the twentieth centuries that humans are
Speaker 13: causing mass extinctions of species unseen since the end of
Speaker 13: the age of the dinosaurs, but more recently, many government
Speaker 13: grant I call them government grant researchers, green energy hucksters,
Speaker 13: bureaucrats politicians drive by media now saying well no, it's
Speaker 13: it's not. The reason it is so called man made
Speaker 13: catastrophic climate change has replaced everything else as the driving force. Thankfully,
Speaker 13: there is only one kiny little problem with this claim,
Speaker 13: as recent research reinforces that likely ain't so. Study published
Speaker 13: this October by the Royal Society's what's called Proceedings ME
Speaker 13: finds that in the past century, amid ongoing climate change
Speaker 13: and the climate is changing, always has been, always will be,
Speaker 13: extinction rates have slowed and are presently lower at any
Speaker 13: time in the past five hundred years.
Speaker 7: Great.
Speaker 13: So, the good news is that extinctions for plants, arthropods
Speaker 13: which are insects and spiders, and crustaceans such as crabs,
Speaker 13: land vertebrates peaked about one hundred years ago and have
Speaker 13: declined since then, even as the climate. As the climate
Speaker 13: has changed so once again, so much for so called
Speaker 13: man made climate change driving the sixth was called a
Speaker 13: sixth Great mass extinction. If this, If this is true,
Speaker 13: climate alarmists will have to drop this fucking point from
Speaker 13: their litany of climate horrible.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, you know, Steve hate tender rupt and
Speaker 1: we don't have a whole lot of time. There was
Speaker 1: another thing about climate change harm crop yields, and actually
Speaker 1: crop production is up.
Speaker 13: Right, well, actually yes it is. But what this. This
Speaker 13: comes from Cornwall Alliance dot org from their September twenty
Speaker 13: twenty five newsletter UH doctor Roy Spencer, University of Alabama,
Speaker 13: who have had the great pleasure to meet UH. One
Speaker 13: of the things that have been people are worried about,
Speaker 13: and what the models have been showing is that man
Speaker 13: made catastrive climate change will harm US crop yields.
Speaker 1: But once again there's the problem.
Speaker 13: The models, like you and I have talked about, are
Speaker 13: have been predicting right rafter warming in the US foreign belt.
Speaker 13: But what doctor Spencer did, he gathered the information from
Speaker 13: our good old Department of Energy. There's thirty six models
Speaker 13: that the UN uses. The observed warming has been zero
Speaker 13: point two to three degrees fahrenheit per decade. The closest
Speaker 13: model of the thirty six the UN uses is the
Speaker 13: Russian model believe it or not, zero point three four
Speaker 13: percent warming, which is fifty percent higher than actual.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 13: The greatest is from the Mediterranean Science Commission of Monaco
Speaker 13: one point six degrees warming per decade seven times they observed.
Speaker 13: Of course, what the UN uses is they take all
Speaker 13: thirty six and divide it by thirty six and come
Speaker 13: up with an average. So what doctor Spencer Shilling is no,
Speaker 13: there's no man made catastrophic climate change harming the US
Speaker 13: crop yields in the corn belt or anyplace else. But
Speaker 13: also shows what I liked about this article is that
Speaker 13: you get to see all the models that the UN
Speaker 13: uses compared to the actual Yeah, you'll find it.
Speaker 1: You know what what what all this? What all this means, Steve,
Speaker 1: is that the only mass extinction possible is climate alarmists.
Speaker 1: And I'm praying for that. Thank you so much, Ray
Speaker 1: and lovelin real quick comment, brother, we got to roll
Speaker 1: real quick.
Speaker 11: And this is a subject that will not take long
Speaker 11: to discuss. Good and the topic is this, my brother,
Speaker 11: there's a topic. Let's talk about all of the government
Speaker 11: programs that are operated efficiently.
Speaker 7: God brother, you're right.
Speaker 1: It didn't take long enough. Jeff Wiler, Honda dot com.
Speaker 1: Be forecast there's a winter storm morning in effect from
Speaker 1: one o'clock this afternoon U till seven am tomorrow, with
Speaker 1: four to six inches of snow expected in and around
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Speaker 1: Cloudy back with some more wild wacky stories from around
Speaker 1: the country and around the world. Here is his latest report.
Speaker 1: Good morning Gary Jeff.
Speaker 18: This week that tattoo is you, but first in a
Speaker 18: land where freedom is fading fast, Roy Marsh is a
Speaker 18: cautionary tale. The eighty six year old was walking down
Speaker 18: the street of his quiet neighborhood in jolly old England
Speaker 18: when a leaf blew into his mouth. Seasons, you know,
Speaker 18: so Roy instinctively did that kind of spitty spat thing
Speaker 18: you do when you're trying to get a foreign object
Speaker 18: out of your mouth up, you know. Unfortunately for Roy,
Speaker 18: one of the police officers there witnessed this spitting situation
Speaker 18: and find him three hundred and thirty five dollars for littering.
Speaker 18: The law says that spitting is a form of littering
Speaker 18: and they were going to make this eighty six year
Speaker 18: old think twice about ever doing it again. He paid
Speaker 18: the fine and said it's actually made him think twice
Speaker 18: about coming out of his house ever again. Back in
Speaker 18: the good old us of A we celebrate Reese Chadfield.
Speaker 18: He was able to eat a whopper with ten patties
Speaker 18: in less than a minute and a half. Reese was
Speaker 18: descriptive after his triumph, stating that quote, it looked like
Speaker 18: a wedding cake, but all full of burger unquote. Reese
Speaker 18: hopes he gets noticed in the world of competitive eating.
Speaker 18: A woman was spotted dangling from the tenth floor balcony
Speaker 18: of her lover's apartment building. Turns out his wife came
Speaker 18: home early, ten stories up and losing grip. People on
Speaker 18: the ground started to notice, with the public starting to
Speaker 18: freak out. Afraid of what they might witness, The woman
Speaker 18: leapt to a nearby drain pipe and shimmy down safely,
Speaker 18: a la spider Man. The guy apparently got startled when
Speaker 18: the wife came home and pushed the woman onto the balcony.
Speaker 18: And finally she's making headlines around the world for her
Speaker 18: unique tattoo. No, it's not a fancy or pretty picture,
Speaker 18: it's in her mouth. Twenty one year old Harriet Truett
Speaker 18: was struck with a form of tongue cancer, so doctors
Speaker 18: harvested part of her armskin for.
Speaker 1: A new bit of tongue.
Speaker 18: Interestingly enough, they used a tattooed portion of flesh, which
Speaker 18: you can now clearly see as a semi colon on
Speaker 18: her tongue. She says it's weird, but she's getting used
Speaker 18: to it and don't think for a minute it butt
Speaker 18: her off tattoos. No, she's getting another one on her
Speaker 18: arm as a replacement. Next week, girl swallows AirPod uncle
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Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday Morning edition for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: December the thirteenth, twenty twenty five. I'm Gary Jeff Walker.
Speaker 1: Shout out to the insurance salesman, the airplane salesman, and
Speaker 1: the casket salesman. I kid you not, these three guys
Speaker 1: coming to the bar yesterday. And so I said, oh,
Speaker 1: there's a joke there. An insurance salesman, an airplane salesman,
Speaker 1: and a casket salesman coming to the bar. And I say,
Speaker 1: you should see the insurance salesman first. Were you doing
Speaker 1: anything else? Sure? Eight oh eight eastern. That is time
Speaker 1: for a visit with our friends science Mike a science minute.
Speaker 7: Yes, as a night scientist.
Speaker 1: Surprising it the blinding me sell. They would be a
Speaker 1: good idea, Michael, to go to the insurance salesman first.
Speaker 1: If you're going to talk, you're an airplane salesman and
Speaker 1: a casket salesman.
Speaker 4: Next, three guys walk into a bar, two of them,
Speaker 4: two of them, Duck, who's your heisman?
Speaker 7: Pick Carrie?
Speaker 1: Jeff?
Speaker 4: If I got to ask, if I didn't know.
Speaker 1: You don't have to ask. Diego Pop. Yeah, he's not
Speaker 1: going to get it. They're going to give it to
Speaker 1: Mendoza simply because he plays on an undefeated Indiana team,
Speaker 1: which I mean, I guess there's a certain criteria there
Speaker 1: that fits. I don't I don't know why. It always
Speaker 1: has to be a quarterback either, and sometimes it's not
Speaker 1: always a quarterback, but most of the time it is nobody.
Speaker 1: I tell you who's Who's not going to win anybody
Speaker 1: from Michigan and that school has been on a losing
Speaker 1: streak all weeks thanks to their former coach and now
Speaker 1: alleged felon Sharon Moore. That's that's a terrible situation, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's a battle bad twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: I mean that program has gone from cheating to beating
Speaker 1: and sad.
Speaker 4: Yeah you had, yeah, your news segment. Actually, I had
Speaker 4: my written up science minut for talk about Dick van Dyke.
Speaker 4: So a white Tick Vandyke in the news. Well not
Speaker 4: only does he you know, turn the hundred today but
Speaker 4: h and by the way, one of my favorite kids
Speaker 4: movies with my children was watching a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Speaker 8: But anyhow, you know.
Speaker 4: Who wrote Chitty TV bank name was the same guy
Speaker 4: who wrote all the James Bond movies. Anyhow, no kidd
Speaker 4: ian fleming.
Speaker 1: No, I did not know that he uh.
Speaker 4: Dick attributed to his longevity to you know, most feels
Speaker 4: like I stay away from eating whatever they do, positive
Speaker 4: attitude on life and one the same and thinks say,
Speaker 4: he never got angry and why is that related to science?
Speaker 4: But it seems that in our chromosome structure, at the
Speaker 4: end of our chromosomes, we have these things called telomeres,
Speaker 4: and these calomeres are like long sponge, you know, things
Speaker 4: at the end to help your chromosomes repair their self
Speaker 4: when you to stay divide and you know, back and
Speaker 4: forth as you.
Speaker 8: Get older, when you get older.
Speaker 4: When you get older, these things tend to get they
Speaker 4: fray like the end of a rope phrase. Yeah right,
Speaker 4: So what helps what keeps? What promotes these telomeres to
Speaker 4: fray and age earlier? As getting angry? It seems that
Speaker 4: the stress, the hormones, they tend to these telomeres just
Speaker 4: to decay a lot sooner. So you know, you know,
Speaker 4: it's one thing to get you get angry and then
Speaker 4: they say go off and yell or something like that.
Speaker 4: But actually it doesn't really help you. That you should
Speaker 4: promote the more a grieving castle type. Just get away
Speaker 4: from a situation if you can.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It makes perfect sense. Now I'm rethinking everything. Sixty five
Speaker 1: years too late. Great, all right, Michael, thank you as always, man,
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas. It's eight eleven. Like to be positive wherever
Speaker 1: possible in this program, and this is an excellent way
Speaker 1: to do that. Brother Rick Green, good morning, how are
Speaker 1: you my friend?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 1: Good morning, Gary.
Speaker 8: I just got down praying for you and your listeners.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I'm going off from Gary. I'm just meank God, I'm
Speaker 8: going back on walk this morning. I'm just humble and
Speaker 8: so thankful.
Speaker 21: For the life you gave me, even the horrible deceivements,
Speaker 21: even the dark you No, No, they all came with lessons.
Speaker 21: And the lessons is when I keep with me, I
Speaker 21: needed everything that I had to go through to be
Speaker 21: who I am today.
Speaker 1: You know, there's somebody sent me rick of this incredible
Speaker 1: video and I'm going to try and find it and
Speaker 1: share it with you if I can find a way
Speaker 1: to do that through a text or whatever. But it's
Speaker 1: an amazing story of an eagle and what an eagle
Speaker 1: goes through. Eagles live on average about seventy years, and
Speaker 1: the reason for their longevity is that they actually transform
Speaker 1: themselves into a new eagle every so often, where they
Speaker 1: actually purposely go to I'm not sure if it's true,
Speaker 1: but the story's amazing. Where an eagle will fly to
Speaker 1: the highest peak they can and they will repeatedly purposely
Speaker 1: hit their beak until it breaks off and a new
Speaker 1: one grows, and they pull out all of the claws
Speaker 1: that they have so they will regenerate and become a
Speaker 1: new new Basically, they plucked the feathers out this This
Speaker 1: takes about one hundred and fifty days, and an eagle
Speaker 1: does this naturally because it becomes a new basically a
Speaker 1: new creation.
Speaker 8: I like that. I would love to see that story, Jerry.
Speaker 1: All right, well, I'll see if I can find a
Speaker 1: way to share that with you. My friend Mike Davis
Speaker 1: sent it to me on my email. But anyway, what
Speaker 1: Bible verse have you got this morning?
Speaker 4: Me?
Speaker 17: A Roman chapter fifteen, verse five. It says made a
Speaker 17: God who gives endurance and encouragement, gives you the same
Speaker 17: attitude of mind towards each other that Christ Jesus.
Speaker 8: I'm not that it's excellent love.
Speaker 1: And what's the verse and the chapter in verse?
Speaker 8: Romans Moman Romans fifteen and five.
Speaker 1: Okay, folks, you got your homework assignments.
Speaker 8: Small twice like on a daily basis.
Speaker 1: You have your you have your assignment class Romans fifteen five.
Speaker 1: All right, brother Green, take care, God bless merry Christmas, sir,
Speaker 1: very quick, all right, you got it. Time now for
Speaker 1: another kind of word with that Teresa, good morning, that.
Speaker 16: Teresa, greetings and salu case scary Jeff, my good mouth man,
Speaker 16: how art thou today we're surviving.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 9: That's good.
Speaker 8: So am I it is.
Speaker 16: I woke up and I'm above ground.
Speaker 9: I'm doing good, sweet good.
Speaker 16: Almost said sweet sweets Franking before I said good morning, Chris.
Speaker 16: That's your point. Oh, I love you so much. I
Speaker 16: love Frankie, wonder Kitty. You know, Gary Jeff my motto
Speaker 16: since I was eleven years old and knew what a
Speaker 16: motto was. It comes to us courtesie of Schoolhouse, Rocky
Speaker 16: the school, you know, the King of the Box, school House,
Speaker 16: Rocky Schoolhouse.
Speaker 8: I can't singing that high anymore.
Speaker 1: No, I don't try.
Speaker 16: Singing hi anyway.
Speaker 7: My my.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 16: My motto is knowledge is power, Yeah, and.
Speaker 11: I try to give them a little bit.
Speaker 16: I try to empower our friends in radio land, you
Speaker 16: know today's world. It's something we are all aware of,
Speaker 16: we all do all the time.
Speaker 8: And it's a spoonerism.
Speaker 9: S P O O N E R I S M.
Speaker 16: What that is is a verbal error and which a
Speaker 16: speaker accidentally transported to the initial sounds or letters of
Speaker 16: two or more words, often in a numivers effect.
Speaker 5: I E.
Speaker 16: I always say coin costs instead of coin cast, right,
Speaker 16: And we know that.
Speaker 8: I'm so it's not.
Speaker 1: It's not dyslexia. It's a spoonerism.
Speaker 16: It's it's a spinners okay, like this one here here
Speaker 16: it is beads act words. Okay, beads act words on
Speaker 16: a on a jazz act is asked backwards on the
Speaker 16: jaz act or.
Speaker 13: A bat see a jacket. The most the most.
Speaker 16: Famous spoonerism is to a radio host back in the
Speaker 16: day in nineteen thirty one, radio host Harry Vonzell.
Speaker 9: H g of l a.
Speaker 8: He was on the CBS.
Speaker 13: He used to uh to uh be a.
Speaker 16: He was a dagg on it as man. He was
Speaker 16: the ed Nicmahon to George Burns.
Speaker 22: Okay, so anyway, he reverred to Herbert Hoover or her
Speaker 22: God Herbert Hoover and uber keever and thought it was
Speaker 22: the end of his career, like pretty much mine is today.
Speaker 16: God bless good day, love y'all.
Speaker 1: Thank you that Teresa with more spoonerisms at eight twenty
Speaker 1: Oh God, where does the time?
Speaker 8: God?
Speaker 1: Seven hundred w l go longing kids, time will gives
Speaker 1: for Wally. Sorry mac Allen, I already told you this joke.
Speaker 1: During the break, a blonde walks into a police district
Speaker 1: and she wants to be a policeman. She's looking for
Speaker 1: a job. She comes to fill out an application. The
Speaker 1: death sergeant ask her a few questions. Okay, what's two
Speaker 1: plus two? The blonde says four, very good. What's the
Speaker 1: square root of one hundred? The blonde says ten? Very good.
Speaker 1: Says now, who killed Abraham Lincoln? The blonde says, mmm,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I said, Well, go on home, think
Speaker 1: about it, come back tomorrow. The blonde gets home and
Speaker 1: she's on the phone with one of her friends, who
Speaker 1: asked her if she got the job. The blonde says, excitedly,
Speaker 1: not only did I get the job, they already put
Speaker 1: me on a murder case. Gary Jeff on the way
Speaker 1: to sixty five and trying to not blow the speed
Speaker 1: limit at the same time, inviting in our good friend
Speaker 1: Moe Eggar on his sanitay like we usually do. Hey, Mo,
Speaker 1: what's going on? Well, you know, just the usual stuff,
Speaker 1: just the usual noises in here. Uh and and I
Speaker 1: just I wanted to get your take on the The
Speaker 1: Sharon Morris story is so I mean, it's so it's
Speaker 1: so awful, it's so sad, It's sad for Michigan. Fans.
Speaker 1: It's sad for the university, it's sad for him and
Speaker 1: his family especially, it's sad for the other person involved.
Speaker 1: It's just man, were you as shocked as other people were?
Speaker 1: And there is some some indication that this may have
Speaker 1: been known before and we didn't find out until after
Speaker 1: Michigan lost to Ohio State.
Speaker 9: And I think therein lies the intrigue for me, because
Speaker 9: you're right, this is you know, this is a story
Speaker 9: that when I first unfolded, you saw Sharon Moore has
Speaker 9: been fired with cause inappropriate relationship, and you know, everybody's
Speaker 9: firing off their jokes on social media, and then the
Speaker 9: story took a real serious turn. And at the end
Speaker 9: of the day, you know who I think about is
Speaker 9: this is a guy who has three.
Speaker 18: Kids, wife, newborn, who.
Speaker 9: Don't deserve this.
Speaker 1: Nope. But I think what you wonder is how long.
Speaker 9: Was this known? And I guess what I wonder is
Speaker 9: Number One, Michigan obviously is not in the college football playoffs?
Speaker 9: What if they were? You know, because this went down
Speaker 9: this week right where the the Sharon Moore and the
Speaker 9: staffer were both approached months ago asked is there an
Speaker 9: inappropriate relationship? Both denied, and then I guess the woman
Speaker 9: this week kind of spilled the beans and they fired sharn. More,
Speaker 9: what if Michigan's getting set to play a playoff game
Speaker 9: next weekend? Is he still the head football coach? What
Speaker 9: if they would have beaten Ohio State? How long was
Speaker 9: this known? Why was he allowed to represent the university
Speaker 9: at signing day? Why was he still hiring? You know,
Speaker 9: he just hired Kerry Colmes, you know, the former cole
Speaker 9: Raine and UC and Ohio State coach just hired Kerry
Speaker 9: Colmes to be his special teams coach a few days ago.
Speaker 9: So to me, that's what I want to know.
Speaker 1: When was this known?
Speaker 9: And it would and we're never going to get the
Speaker 9: answer to this, But if Michigan was still playing for
Speaker 9: a championship and was still alive in a bowl game
Speaker 9: that mattered, would he be the head coach today? And
Speaker 9: would they have overlooked the inappropriate relationship?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean all of questions surrounding that because we don't know,
Speaker 1: and as you as you stated, we may never know
Speaker 1: what the folks at Michigan knew until the announcement was made,
Speaker 1: and you know, and then there's the the threats of suicide.
Speaker 1: He's suicidal and the assault, and you know they're they're
Speaker 1: claiming he's got some mental issue, which may very well
Speaker 1: be the case. But I think if you realize that
Speaker 1: your whole world has collapsed around you and you're out
Speaker 1: of a multimillion dollar job, that can make a lot
Speaker 1: of people suicidal, you know, just just based on their
Speaker 1: own actions. So the other the other emotional football story
Speaker 1: this week for Bengals fans was watching the Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: press conference where he's he's just he's just depressed. He's
Speaker 1: obviously not energized. He's not what we have come to
Speaker 1: know as the regular Joe Burrow, and his mom is
Speaker 1: saying now that Joe loves playing football in Cincinnati. I
Speaker 1: think that Joe Burrow's biggest problem is is he just
Speaker 1: hates to lose. I mean, he hates to lose. That's it.
Speaker 1: And it shows no sign the losing of stopping with
Speaker 1: the Bengals in their current makeup, no matter what Joe does.
Speaker 9: I think Joe Burrow is a very intentional person, meaning
Speaker 9: everything he does is calculated, Everything he does is well
Speaker 9: thought out. He knows that everything he says is examined scrutinized, parsed.
Speaker 9: He knows his body language is examined, scrutinized, parsed. So
Speaker 9: when he did that media session on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: He knew what he was doing. He knew what he
Speaker 1: was doing.
Speaker 9: I think he was spell I think some have taken
Speaker 9: this and decided Joe Burrow once out of Cincinnati, he
Speaker 9: should engineer a trade. He's going to retire like Andrew Luck.
Speaker 9: I don't necessarily think that's gonna happen, but I do
Speaker 9: think he was sending a message I'm not happy, And
Speaker 9: by the.
Speaker 1: Way, why would he be.
Speaker 9: You know, you know, if you're him, you play a
Speaker 9: position where ultimately you're judged by how much do you
Speaker 9: win for the For the third consecutive year, you're not
Speaker 9: going to get a chance to play in the postseason.
Speaker 9: Your your efforts continue to get wasted. Last weekend's game
Speaker 9: encapsulated everything I dislike about the Bengals right now because
Speaker 9: last week's game, Joe Burrow wasn't perfect. Right He throws
Speaker 9: the pick six in the fourth quarter, and look, by
Speaker 9: his own admission, that's not a not a mistake you
Speaker 9: can make. But on this team, he's got to be perfect.
Speaker 9: He has to be superhuman, and if he's not, they
Speaker 9: don't win. Even when he is superhuman, they don't win.
Speaker 9: Last year, he was the best quarterback in the NFL,
Speaker 9: should have been MVP, wasn't because this team didn't make
Speaker 9: the postseason. So if you're him, you're watching, you're watching
Speaker 9: your peers, You're watching guys that you're compared to. You're
Speaker 9: watching guys that you're better than. They get to play
Speaker 9: for championships, they get to play in the postseason, they
Speaker 9: get to win MVPs, and you're playing for a four
Speaker 9: and nine team. Does that mean he's going to engineer
Speaker 9: an exit. No, But what I would say is, don't
Speaker 9: tempt fate. Now, you know, let's let's keep this going.
Speaker 9: Let's continue to draft poorly and put together bad defenses
Speaker 9: and draft immature guys like Jermaine Burton and and just it.
Speaker 9: Waste his best seasons, waste his best efforts. Keep doing it,
Speaker 9: and at some point, no one would be surprised if
Speaker 9: he says I don't want to be here anymore. To me,
Speaker 9: that was the message. And I don't think what he's
Speaker 9: did on Wednesday was at all unintentional. He knew what
Speaker 9: he was doing he was sending a message, and you
Speaker 9: certainly hope in the front office of the team it's
Speaker 9: received well.
Speaker 1: I mean, they basically have have done the things that
Speaker 1: he's asked or demanded in the past, as far as
Speaker 1: signing Jamar Chase and t Higgins and Trey Hendrickson and
Speaker 1: all that stuff. How come he didn't ask for some
Speaker 1: more offensive line help. Yeah?
Speaker 9: You know what, though, I'll say this, the offensive line
Speaker 9: has played well I think for an extended period of time,
Speaker 9: so much so that I'm not sure that going into
Speaker 9: the offseason. And look, they have a lot of work
Speaker 9: to do this offseason. You can never have enough offensive line,
Speaker 9: and they have to start thinking long term about left
Speaker 9: tackle and center because they have older players there. But
Speaker 9: I actually do think if you're looking for positives of
Speaker 9: this season, I think Dylan Fairchild and the Marius Mens
Speaker 9: look like genuine building blocks. I don't think it's unreasonable
Speaker 9: to look at the offensive line is currently constructed and
Speaker 9: say that should be the unit on opening day next year. Now,
Speaker 9: you're right, on a macro level, if this is the
Speaker 9: best offensive line Joe Burrow's ever going to pay, that's
Speaker 9: not good. But I actually do think that unit's been better.
Speaker 9: I do think that unit has guys you can vote around,
Speaker 9: and that's good because think of all the work they
Speaker 9: have to do on defense, you could, at least, I think,
Speaker 9: go into the offseason feeling okay about what you have
Speaker 9: on the offensive line, which means maybe you could devote
Speaker 9: even more resources to that defense. We'll see, but yeah,
Speaker 9: you're right, They've never really put them behind great offensive lines.
Speaker 9: He's continually on the surgeon's table that unit has to
Speaker 9: perform better than it has for most of Joe Burrow's
Speaker 9: time in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: All Right, one last chance for me to whine about this,
Speaker 1: because tonight all the shouting and whining will be over.
Speaker 1: Fernando Mendoza of Indiana is more than likely infect almost
Speaker 1: a lock to win the Heisman Trophy, and I still
Speaker 1: think it should be my guy from Vandy, Diego Pavia
Speaker 1: make my case for me.
Speaker 9: Played in the toughest conference in the sport, took a
Speaker 9: program that is a non traditional winner like Fernando Mendoza,
Speaker 9: and was awesome this year. I have a Heisman Trophy vote.
Speaker 9: I'm not allowed to publicly disclose, Okay, the three players
Speaker 9: that I put on my ballot, but I will tell
Speaker 9: you that this is the seventh year that I've had
Speaker 9: to vote. This was the first time that going into
Speaker 9: the final Saturday, the Conference championship Saturday, I didn't know
Speaker 9: who I was voting for. But I have vetted. I
Speaker 9: take my vote seriously. I have vetted Diego Pavia's case,
Speaker 9: and he's got a really damn good one. And I
Speaker 9: also think, like you know, the personality that he brings
Speaker 9: to the sport, I think is just awesome. I think
Speaker 9: Fernando Mendoza is probably going to win. He's obviously very deserving.
Speaker 9: I think Jeremiah love It Notre Dame obviously has a
Speaker 9: compelling case, and Julian Sana Ohio State. Diego Pavi is
Speaker 9: in New York for a reason enough people put them
Speaker 9: on their ballot, understandably and deservedly so. And I think
Speaker 9: what you kind of wonder is the other three guys
Speaker 9: are you know, Northern Midwest players. Does the vote in
Speaker 9: this part of the country get split? Does that enable
Speaker 9: Diego Pavia to win? We'll see.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, thank you very much, have a fantastic weekend,
Speaker 1: and Merry Christmas to you.
Speaker 23: Counselor real quickly, what's on the show. I'll tell you
Speaker 23: what we're gonna talk about. The new Australian law and
Speaker 23: acted this week. Saw that no social media for teenagers
Speaker 23: sixteen and under. Don't think it's enforceable, but we need
Speaker 23: it here. Yeah, we need it here. And actually there's
Speaker 23: some bipartisan.
Speaker 1: Action on it.
Speaker 23: Gonna talk about the name change of our country to
Speaker 23: the United States of Amerigati by former President Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Oh only Biden. Why do they keep wheeling him out?
Speaker 1: Oh jeez?
Speaker 23: And you're gonna this is gonna knock you over, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 23: We actually have new theft charges against Black Lives Matter.
Speaker 1: I saw it in Oklahoma. What a bunch of fine,
Speaker 1: what a grift? Unbelievable.
Speaker 23: Well, it didn't stop Corporate America for throwing millions of
Speaker 23: dollars out of throwing the cops under the bus. Because
Speaker 23: I have Peter Bronson in. He's got a new book.
Speaker 23: It's great. I'm just about finished with it. And then
Speaker 23: at eleven Evan Andrews of Cincinnati Favorites. He's coming in,
Speaker 23: gonna tell us about some Christmas gift ideas.
Speaker 1: Fantastic Saturday Midday next with Mike Allen. After the show show,
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