Speaker 1: How you doing, Gary Jeff Walker? Before we look ahead,
Speaker 1: a look back at significant events and people tied to
Speaker 1: this particular date in history, including but not limited to these.
Speaker 1: The English pirate better known as Blackbird, killed during a
Speaker 1: battle with British naval forces near Okra Croke Island in
Speaker 1: North Carolina. The year was seventeen eighteen. This date, nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty five, the China Clipper, which was a flying boat,
Speaker 1: took off from California, Altimedia, carrying more than one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand pieces of mail in the first trans Pacific air
Speaker 1: mail flight. This one of the more memorable and country
Speaker 1: changing days in America's history. In November twenty second, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty three, thirty fifth President of the United States, John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy shot to death in Dallas, Texas and Deeley Plaza,
Speaker 1: riding in his motorcade. John Connolly, the Governor of Texas,
Speaker 1: riding in that same car, seriously wounded. The suspected gunman,
Speaker 1: Lee Harvey Oswald, arrested by the way, killed in custody
Speaker 1: before he could ever go to court, and the Vice President,
Speaker 1: Lyndon Baines Johnson sworn in his president, all in a
Speaker 1: matter of hours. On that November twenty second. It is
Speaker 1: a day that, sixty two years later, still reverberates in
Speaker 1: the American pathos, and there are still unanswered questions. Twenty
Speaker 1: year old Mike Tyson became the youngest heavyweight boxing champion
Speaker 1: history on this date in nineteen eighty six. Remember it well.
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety British Prime Minister the Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher,
Speaker 1: having failed to win re election to the Conservative Party
Speaker 1: leadership on the first ballot, announced she would resign. You
Speaker 1: know what after Kennedy? What else can we say? Actor
Speaker 1: film maker Terry Gilliam is eighty five. Jacques Lapierre Hockey
Speaker 1: Great eighty four today, Gian Blueford a Nasa Astrot eighty three.
Speaker 1: Tennis Hall of Famer Billy King is eighty two today.
Speaker 1: How about that? Stephen van Zant, Little Stephen from Bruce
Speaker 1: Springsteen's East Street Band has his seventy fifth birthday. Richard Kine,
Speaker 1: the actor is sixty nine. Jamie Lee Curtis has a
Speaker 1: birthday sixty seven. Mark Ruffalow fifty seven, Boris Becker, the
Speaker 1: Tennis Great Hall of Famers fifty eight. Scarlett Johansson is
Speaker 1: forty one. Mind How time does fly? If it is
Speaker 1: your birthday on this November twenty second. My wish for
Speaker 1: you it is the best birthday you could ever imagine,
Speaker 1: celebrated with family and friends, people you love, doing the
Speaker 1: things that you love to do. And truly that is
Speaker 1: my wish for you. It's five forty two traffic, well
Speaker 1: like there is any on Saturday occasionally, but whether in sports,
Speaker 1: lay just dad, Liam Tomlinson his back so I can
Speaker 1: take it easy. Today is Liam Tomlinson.
Speaker 2: Seven hundred WLW sports.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, Sir, got a busy slate, Tell me about it, yeah.
Speaker 3: And I'll start with high school football in the area.
Speaker 3: On the Kentucky side. Class one A Campbellsville defeated Newport
Speaker 3: Central Catholic twenty eight to nothing. Kentucky Country Day dominated
Speaker 3: Newport thirty seven to six. Class two A Beechwood blanked
Speaker 3: Prestonsburg forty two to nothing. They will play Owensboro Catholic
Speaker 3: next week. Class three A Lloyd Memorial defeated Russell County
Speaker 3: twenty eight thirteen. They remain undefeated at thirteen to zero.
Speaker 3: They make the state semifinals for the first time since
Speaker 3: two thousand and three, and bad night for both Class
Speaker 3: four A Northern Kentucky teams, Boyle topped Cupcat forty nine
Speaker 3: to fourteen, and Corbin defeated Highlands thirty five twenty one.
Speaker 1: Ryle, the other remaining Northern.
Speaker 3: Kentucky team in Class six A, stunned Frederick Douglass twenty
Speaker 3: eight twenty seven in an overtime thriller to claim their
Speaker 3: second straight regional championship. They will travel to Western Kentucky
Speaker 3: next week to face South Warren. On the Ohio side
Speaker 3: in front of twenty two thousand people, Saynet defeated Elder
Speaker 3: in a showdown at pay Corpse Stadium, forty two to
Speaker 3: thirty four. Elder had a twenty seven to seven lead
Speaker 3: a halftime, but Saytex managed to come back in the
Speaker 3: second half. That win give Saint X the Division one
Speaker 3: Region four championship. Middletown defeated Wayne twenty one to fourteen.
Speaker 3: Anderson wins their third straight regional title as they rolled
Speaker 3: to a thirty eight to seven win over Trotwood. Madison
Speaker 3: and Indian Hill topped Valley View forty one to fourteen.
Speaker 3: College football in Cincinnati to night Box is here for
Speaker 3: big noon kickoff. Dave Portnoy was here at pay Court
Speaker 3: Stadium and Brady Quinn and some of those other Fox
Speaker 3: Sports guys for the high school football matchup BYU the
Speaker 3: number eleven team in the country at nine to one,
Speaker 3: coming to Nippert to face the seven to three Cincinnati Bearcats.
Speaker 3: Kick is set for eight. Pregame coverage begins at seven.
Speaker 3: Catch all that action right here on seven hundred w
Speaker 3: l W. The Bengals back in action, looking to bounce
Speaker 3: back after that loss to the Steelers last week. Joe
Speaker 3: Burrow is currently questionable with that toe injury, but he
Speaker 3: was a full participant in practice all of this week.
Speaker 3: Do you think he's gonna play he wants to play.
Speaker 3: I think it's up to Zach Taylor, and I am
Speaker 3: not Zach Taylor. If he wants to hurt, if he
Speaker 3: wants to present, don't give me the butch of nips.
Speaker 3: Just your in your heart of hearts. Do you believe
Speaker 3: he's going to play? Yes, because I don't think Zach
Speaker 3: Taylor has the heart. To tell Joe Burrow now, Zach
Speaker 3: Taylor is a jellyfish. He has no spine. Of course
Speaker 3: he'll play f C Cincinnati. Lionel Messi in town tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: F C Cincinnati is looking to make the Eastern Conference
Speaker 3: Finals with the win over Enter Miami. That game kicks
Speaker 3: at five pm. Pre game coverage begins at four thirty.
Speaker 3: Catch all that action on esp Excuse me on Fox
Speaker 3: Sports thirteen sixty, and some college basketball from the area.
Speaker 3: Last night, Louisville defeated Cincinnati seventy four to sixty four.
Speaker 3: Derek has held a four point lead a halftime, but
Speaker 3: could not hold on to the win. At Historic Heritage
Speaker 3: Bank Arena, Kentucky man handled La eighty eight to forty six.
Speaker 3: Xavier took a late lead but could not hold on
Speaker 3: as they fall to Georgia seventy eight to seventy CITs.
Speaker 1: In his heaven and Lynette is here to talk to
Speaker 1: us or sing to us. Good morning, Lynette, Come and dine.
Speaker 4: The mester car commande.
Speaker 5: He may eat.
Speaker 6: The will love the Saints all the time.
Speaker 4: He moti tou change.
Speaker 6: The water int one coming die to master Carya, Come.
Speaker 4: And dine high.
Speaker 6: Amen.
Speaker 1: Hello, Amen, are you gaddy neighbor? You said like you
Speaker 1: were cutting off there a little bit on your phone.
Speaker 1: How's your phone working these days?
Speaker 4: This is the company's phone.
Speaker 1: Ah see, blame it on the company. What you still
Speaker 1: don't have your phone back.
Speaker 4: Somebody was ringing. Somebody's what was Uh, I'm trying because
Speaker 4: the rest and she uses phone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got And you're a resident, so you're using
Speaker 1: the phone.
Speaker 4: It's ringing for babies. They don't understand we're using it.
Speaker 1: Well, they don't understand who's on this call. They don't
Speaker 1: understand the important people that you were talking to right
Speaker 1: now on fifty thousand watts of seven hundred wlw, Lynnette.
Speaker 1: They don't get the fact that this phone is being
Speaker 1: used for a higher purpose.
Speaker 4: Can you hear the background? She wouldn't turn it.
Speaker 1: What's the background to be blesting? What are you watching?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 4: She said, she's not turning hers off. Who's the first
Speaker 4: roommate in seven years or refusal? I acknowledge the greatest
Speaker 4: schedule walker in the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they definitely broke broke them off.
Speaker 4: I don't have legs. I need your help.
Speaker 1: So you've got to You've got a roommate there with
Speaker 1: you again, huh, huh. You've got a roommate with you. Huh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's been here about four or five months and.
Speaker 8: You have a pis.
Speaker 1: You haven't broken her in yet, huh.
Speaker 4: Said she says, she don't mess me out every Saturday,
Speaker 4: so I just told her I'll leave you in God's hands.
Speaker 1: No, she purposely is doing this to mess with you. Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: what what's her name?
Speaker 4: I can't tell you.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that's probably smart.
Speaker 4: I said, I'm getting ready to go on there. Can
Speaker 4: you please turn down?
Speaker 9: She said, nope.
Speaker 4: Huh okay, anyway.
Speaker 1: Well you know what we what we are? Is there
Speaker 1: a speaker on that phone?
Speaker 4: It's so on that she told her to make me
Speaker 4: turn the radio off. I said, we're live on the air.
Speaker 1: No wait, she she won't turn her TV off, but
Speaker 1: she's telling you to turn the radio off. Yeah, oh
Speaker 1: oh no, no, no, no, no, no, you turn that
Speaker 1: You turn that radio up when she tells you to
Speaker 1: turn it off. If she is not polite enough, if
Speaker 1: she is rude enough to leave the TV up on
Speaker 1: purpose to mess up your phone call with me. You
Speaker 1: you just you go ahead and you just turn your
Speaker 1: radio all the way up, Lynette.
Speaker 4: But it's you. It's this phone. She don't realize I
Speaker 4: turned No, it's not the radio. We're live on the air.
Speaker 4: So that the nurse went out, you won't be on there.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't. There are sometimes I don't want to
Speaker 1: be on the air and I have to. Lynette. It's
Speaker 1: always good to hear from you. Dear Dave back back
Speaker 1: Raft says hello, and he misses getting messages and calls
Speaker 1: from you.
Speaker 4: He needs to come. And every time I called Dave,
Speaker 4: I guess some black boy said it's his number. Dave,
Speaker 4: come over here and check my phone out. Somebody's playing
Speaker 4: a prank or the guy in the he's got something
Speaker 4: going on.
Speaker 1: It's probably your evil it's probably your evil roommate that's
Speaker 1: playing the prank.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 4: She wanted to help me. I answer it yesterday. I
Speaker 4: said no, I'll do it. I'm colorblind and you have
Speaker 4: to push up on the red thing.
Speaker 1: Listen, have a happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 4: Dear everyone in America, Happy Thanksgiving from Lynette and the gang.
Speaker 1: All right, babe, thanks love you. What a nasty person
Speaker 1: Lynette's roommate. That makes me mad. I'll get over it.
Speaker 1: Leave it in God's hands, That's what she said. Five
Speaker 1: point fifty four.
Speaker 5: Hey Bengals fans, whether you're tailgating with friends or tackling
Speaker 5: your toughest jobs, Chevy Silver for this Saturday.
Speaker 1: November twenty second, twenty twenty five. GJ Dubbs, Howdy, how
Speaker 1: you doing? Six minutes after the hour six oh six Eastern.
Speaker 1: That is, as we get into Thanksgiving week, one of
Speaker 1: my two favorite holidays of the year. It's about food,
Speaker 1: It's about family. It's not about commercialism or gifts or
Speaker 1: anything that starts soon enough with Black Friday in the
Speaker 1: onslaught that many people will be a part of in
Speaker 1: the immediate aftermath of Thanksgiving. But I'm focusing on Thursday,
Speaker 1: on Turkey Day, on spending time. Hopefully you get to
Speaker 1: spend it with family, and hopefully you don't fight about
Speaker 1: stupid things like politics at Thanksgiving or friends, and you
Speaker 1: just enjoy the moment. It's about being thankful, about being grateful,
Speaker 1: about enjoying each other's company. Because we all were meant
Speaker 1: to be God's blessing to someone else in our lives.
Speaker 1: We were made for that, and we should probably concentrate
Speaker 1: on that. Let's concentrate on Dave from Harrison for a moment.
Speaker 1: Let's contemplate Dave. Good morning, Dave.
Speaker 9: Good morning, courage, Jeff, how are we doing on this
Speaker 9: beautiful Thanksgiving week?
Speaker 1: Well, I will tell you that I am very thankful
Speaker 1: for you and for Kathy, and not necessarily for the
Speaker 1: one liners of the bad dad jokes.
Speaker 9: Feelious, Mitchell very job would love you guys and are
Speaker 9: thankful for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Absolutely you should be tackled because yesterday three Wow advertised
Speaker 9: your show this morning, and one of the things they
Speaker 9: said was that there could be monkey sounds.
Speaker 1: I have you know? I heard something about that, Liam.
Speaker 1: If we have any random monkey sounds, they're doing that
Speaker 1: promo again. So whatever you can find whenever. Hey, Dave, Dave,
Speaker 1: what did the what did the turkey say to the computer?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: Google, Google, Google talking to computer?
Speaker 10: Dave?
Speaker 1: Did you about the turkey who lost in a fight?
Speaker 10: Did not?
Speaker 1: He got the stuffing knocked out of him?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 1: Ah? What what a turkey's What did turkeys give thanks
Speaker 1: for on Thanksgiving? Vegetarians? There you go, Hey, I hear
Speaker 1: monkey sounds.
Speaker 10: Yes, nine o'clock every morning at the zoo. I'm telling
Speaker 10: there used to be.
Speaker 1: Okay, Liam, back off on the monkey sounds. I don't
Speaker 1: want to miss I don't I don't want to miss
Speaker 1: Dave's wonderful, top leveled humor.
Speaker 9: So figure, did you see where they're gonna stop making pennies?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Stop making pennies. They already stopped here.
Speaker 10: Jeff, to me, that doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: Oh, I see what you did there?
Speaker 11: You know what?
Speaker 8: I mean?
Speaker 1: What else you got, Dave?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 9: Why is Thanksgiving the smartest holiday?
Speaker 1: The smartest holiday? I love it. I didn't know was
Speaker 1: why is Thanksgiving the smartest holiday?
Speaker 10: Dave?
Speaker 9: Because it takes place in November?
Speaker 1: kW And now see if you've got to spell it out,
Speaker 1: it just doesn't. I mean, you could have left it
Speaker 1: with just November, but no, you had to go and
Speaker 1: try and explain it all right, last chance, Dave?
Speaker 9: Do you know what the Pilgrim's favorite kind of music was?
Speaker 1: What was the Pilgrim's favorite kind of music?
Speaker 12: Rock?
Speaker 13: Rock jokes? Told by Dave from Harrison. You're not necessarily
Speaker 13: considered funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven
Speaker 13: hundred WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts
Speaker 13: at humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made
Speaker 13: your stomach churn, or you have considered the entire exercise
Speaker 13: to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply have apologize.
Speaker 13: Now back to our irregular programming.
Speaker 1: Turned seventy five today on this day, November twenty second
Speaker 1: you say you put a stop to people in the
Speaker 1: Navy who were hazing. Is that what you said?
Speaker 14: Bill?
Speaker 10: That is correct?
Speaker 1: How did you that is correct? How did you do that?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 11: I had had I had to go, I had to
Speaker 11: tell I had to stop it.
Speaker 15: You know, the important thing is called the Veterans Restitution
Speaker 15: Justice Act. You know, all the people in Congress want
Speaker 15: to they want everybody to know about Epstein's erection. But
Speaker 15: why don't these people, you know, help the disable betteran
Speaker 15: that's been cheated from compensation all these years, especially the
Speaker 15: MST survivor and the Agent Orange survivor and the survivor
Speaker 15: that has shrapnel in his leg. I mean, if you
Speaker 15: really take a look at the Veterans Restitution Act, and
Speaker 15: when you talk to these politicians that come on your
Speaker 15: airwaves through our iHeartRadio, I'd appreciate it if you would,
Speaker 15: if you would pressure them to say, Hey, if you're
Speaker 15: going to want the public to know about Epstein, why
Speaker 15: don't you solve what Uncle Sam or Uncle Scam has
Speaker 15: done to thousands of disabled veterans and cheat them from compensation.
Speaker 10: That's basically what I wanted to do.
Speaker 1: How exactly are they cheating the disabled veterans.
Speaker 15: Well on the date of the honorable discharge, where if
Speaker 15: you had shrapnel in your leg, or you had agent orange,
Speaker 15: or in my case, military sexual trump survivor, you should
Speaker 15: have had a medical discharge.
Speaker 10: So the federal government.
Speaker 15: Would say, we're going to give you a personality disorder,
Speaker 15: which that means inconvenience to the federal government, so you
Speaker 15: can't really get any compensation. I missed out on compensation
Speaker 15: through the nineties through the two thousands, so I finally
Speaker 15: got it changed and they changed it to secretary authority,
Speaker 15: which still means the same thing. Personality disorder still means
Speaker 15: inconvenience to the federal government. So I'm working on the
Speaker 15: retroactive compensation. But that's what that legislation was about, the
Speaker 15: Veterans Restitution.
Speaker 10: Justice Act HR sixty twenty three.
Speaker 16: All right, I gotta say your show is.
Speaker 15: Really it's really funny this morning that Lady Lynn that
Speaker 15: that that's she's hilarious.
Speaker 1: Oh and the Bill played the baseball Yeah, Bill, she
Speaker 1: wasn't even she wasn't even in rear form this morning.
Speaker 1: This was one of her weaker rare form. No imagine when.
Speaker 15: Why is it all the football teams sound like packs
Speaker 15: of cigarettes. You know, Newport's playing Benson and Edges.
Speaker 1: I don't know why did I hope? Why? I hope
Speaker 1: you and other veterans get to help. You obviously need
Speaker 1: old radio. Rick, good morning, how are you receiving us?
Speaker 1: And on what lovely beautiful antique device?
Speaker 11: Good morning, Jerry, Jeff. He has a shout out to
Speaker 11: that Teresa. I will call this the ubiquitous five by
Speaker 11: five radio Reception reports. Sitting's features a nineteen thirty seven
Speaker 11: Stromberg Carlson Model one three zero J. For those of
Speaker 11: you playing at home, it's a gorgeous eight tube three
Speaker 11: band AM shortwave radio and a beautiful cabinet at both
Speaker 11: an RF stage for greater sensitivity, a multi colored hexagon
Speaker 11: old dial, and the classic magic itube. And this radio
Speaker 11: also had some very weird features, which just makes me
Speaker 11: love it all the more. There's like in this dark
Speaker 11: circle in the middle of the dial, and it looks
Speaker 11: like that's exactly where the itube should be, but I
Speaker 11: guess the engineers couldn't figure that out, so it's kind
Speaker 11: of stuck at the top of the cabinet where you
Speaker 11: can't even see it.
Speaker 10: If the radio is off.
Speaker 1: I hate it when my ittube gets stuck at the
Speaker 1: top of the cabinet.
Speaker 11: So painful, as the kids say. And the X sagonal
Speaker 11: dial appears like three different people designed the layout of
Speaker 11: each different band than they weren't allowed to talk to
Speaker 11: each other. It's kind of.
Speaker 2: Weird, so there's no uniformity there, no, And then it
Speaker 2: has the brilliant option of a sensitivity can which is
Speaker 2: I mean, it's kind of like a squelf control where
Speaker 2: you can if you've got too much intenna and too
Speaker 2: much signal, you can tone it down a bit.
Speaker 11: Unfortunately, it's unmarked, and if you don't know what it
Speaker 11: does and you just turn all the knobs up to
Speaker 11: try to receive the station, you've basically shorted out the
Speaker 11: intenna and you can't pick up anything.
Speaker 10: The blind kids.
Speaker 11: But let's go to the catalog, shall we. Sure a
Speaker 11: picture of a young couple dressed to the nine staring
Speaker 11: down at I don't know really what they're staring at,
Speaker 11: but anyways, the woman donning a luxurious fur coat. My
Speaker 11: opinion says it's the most beautiful radio I've ever seen.
Speaker 11: And he says, and it has the labyrinth, Well, not
Speaker 11: this model, but anyway that some of their consoles had
Speaker 11: a acoustic labyrinth behind the speaker, which is great if
Speaker 11: you want to reverse phase.
Speaker 10: But that's a whole other thing.
Speaker 11: But then there's a three flashing new Strombird Carlson's to
Speaker 11: start the new year. Noteworthy in all three is the
Speaker 11: exclamation arousing beauty of their cabinets with trifocal tuning and
Speaker 11: carbon show leather speakers.
Speaker 1: No, what exclamation arousing?
Speaker 8: What you do?
Speaker 1: You just say?
Speaker 11: I just read, I only read it. I think Dave
Speaker 11: One says a.
Speaker 1: Hi, are you aroused? No, that's my exclamation point.
Speaker 11: Yes, but it's beautiful. The trifocal tuning, which is a
Speaker 11: three band radio. Sorry, but the carbon show leather speaker.
Speaker 11: If you made a speaker out of leather, Oh, how
Speaker 11: would this not work? Let me count the way.
Speaker 1: It's like fine Corinthian lever leather in the Cordona.
Speaker 11: It's known for its fine leather.
Speaker 1: It's fine Corinthian leather speakers.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because they don't exist either. Yeah, it's called a
Speaker 11: triple range treasure chest. Yeah, they've changed the name again
Speaker 11: from trifocal tuning the triple range. In your eighty seven
Speaker 11: fifty in nineteen thirty seven or two thousand bucks today.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow, well that was quite a little run through.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if you're going to dedicate or
Speaker 1: do something in the direction of that Teresa, and you
Speaker 1: use a word like ubiquitous, you've got to give the definition.
Speaker 1: You know, she always does. It's an adjutant, a meaning
Speaker 1: present appearing are found everywhere.
Speaker 11: I will default that to you and or her, But
Speaker 11: I will say I loved many many Over two decades
Speaker 11: ago in Atlanta, there was a radio station whose traffic
Speaker 11: reporter every single day got to report what he everyone
Speaker 11: waited for it. It was like, oh and at I
Speaker 11: two eighty five at the the Roswell Road egg that
Speaker 11: is the ubiquitous ladder in the roadway, because somebody dropped
Speaker 11: the ladder every day, every day, every day.
Speaker 1: All right, Ricky, thanks have a great weekend, Happy Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. If you'd like
Speaker 1: to get in touch with me, time to talk to
Speaker 1: our friends east of downtown. As we travel on fifty
Speaker 1: two through Hamilton and the Claremont, how now Brown County.
Speaker 1: As we crossed the line, we're on the way to
Speaker 1: Ripley and a place called Brookies where the gang is
Speaker 1: gathered on a Saturday morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning gang, good morning.
Speaker 1: Great and now listen, Doug just sent me a screenshot
Speaker 1: of a very very festive looking chicken that is there
Speaker 1: with you this morning. Would you explain whose chicken is
Speaker 1: it and why is it there?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 17: Well, this Buzz was here. This is you know, Sherry,
Speaker 17: of course crazy, that's my chicken.
Speaker 1: Of course, the green hornet.
Speaker 17: Wanting to reminisce about his about his chicken story.
Speaker 1: Yes, Buzz famously had a uh had a chicken, had
Speaker 1: a rooster and it accidentally flew into Doug Bonson's garage
Speaker 1: there on Main Street years back. Uh and and really
Speaker 1: the rooster couldn't help it. I mean, you know, roosters
Speaker 1: just roost and rafters. And it did and and dropped
Speaker 1: some uh of rooster droppings on Doug's car in the garage.
Speaker 1: So Doug had to catch the rooster, and Doug killed
Speaker 1: Buzz's cock. That's the story, is it is. Can everyone
Speaker 1: attest to that's what happened?
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 16: Standard version.
Speaker 1: Okay, So so if you're if you're bringing your chicken
Speaker 1: to show Buzz, are you rubbing it in his face
Speaker 1: that Doug killed his rooster or are you Are you
Speaker 1: trying to bring back pleasant memories?
Speaker 17: I'm just bringing back pleasant memories. It just hit me
Speaker 17: when I saw that chicken, how to bring it down
Speaker 17: the sport.
Speaker 1: It's a very festive. It's a very festive what ceramic chicken?
Speaker 17: Yes, it bounces up and down, I bring.
Speaker 1: I bet it does.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 1: No winner in the Queen of Hearts this past Wednesday
Speaker 1: at Brookies be there will not be a drawing this
Speaker 1: coming Wednesday night because of course Darren doesn't need the
Speaker 1: extra business. Wednesday before Thanksgivings a huge night in bars.
Speaker 1: Harry Pettigo will be playing, I understand, and we will
Speaker 1: be out to see what we can see in how
Speaker 1: now Brown County christ to two point oh and I
Speaker 1: on Wednesday evening into Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to it.
Speaker 17: Awesome, that'll be fun.
Speaker 1: Anybody playing, anybody playing at Brookies tonight.
Speaker 18: We have country thunder tonight and local bands. We'll have
Speaker 18: a good crowd for them tonight.
Speaker 1: Oh popular, I bet you will, I bet you will will?
Speaker 1: Y'all are yes.
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 18: Two things I'm going to test you photographs a buzzes
Speaker 18: car from about two years ago when he had a
Speaker 18: turkey and a chicken, so I will send those to
Speaker 18: you for your further enjoyment. And Sherry, what's the weather
Speaker 18: going to be?
Speaker 17: The weather, it's gonna be pretty nice since the rain's
Speaker 17: kind of moved down. It's going to be more pleasant
Speaker 17: for the next few days. So but I think it's
Speaker 17: gonna get cold next weekend.
Speaker 1: All right. And the weather Rock is the weather rock
Speaker 1: found a permanent home yet?
Speaker 17: Well, it's it's in here, that's right, Come see it.
Speaker 1: Okay, fantastic you guys, have a fantastic weekend. I'm grateful
Speaker 1: for you.
Speaker 14: Happy Thanksgiving, same to you by Steve Fremtta and a
Speaker 14: pithy phone calling.
Speaker 1: News of the week come and run Congressman, Senators and
Speaker 1: House members alike supporting a military coup against the president
Speaker 1: with trees and his comments. I don't know if he's
Speaker 1: going to cover any of that, but I thought i'd
Speaker 1: get my licks in well I can. Here's Steve Steve
Speaker 1: Simon from Mettna with this morning's commentary of News of
Speaker 1: the week and morning.
Speaker 8: Stephen, Oh, Yes, I am Six Democrat members of Congress
Speaker 8: this week encourage members of the military and intelligence communities
Speaker 8: who defy what they consider to be unlawful orders by
Speaker 8: the commander in chief, the President of the United States.
Speaker 19: All six are former members of the military or intelligence communities.
Speaker 19: They are headed by Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin and Arizona
Speaker 19: Senator Mark Kelly. No surprise there, this is an exercise
Speaker 19: fraught with danger. A service member's oath and this is
Speaker 19: a quote, pledges to obey the orders of the President
Speaker 19: of the United States and the orders of the officers
Speaker 19: appointed over him or her. If one takes it upon
Speaker 19: himself or herself to refuse to obey such orders, the
Speaker 19: consequences can be dire, as you would suspect, since insubordination
Speaker 19: can lead to total chaos. To quote from a Midwest
Speaker 19: lawyer veterans group, and this is a quote, it can
Speaker 19: be impossible to determine whether an order is lawful in
Speaker 19: the moment, particularly in the heat of battle. I would
Speaker 19: add as the soldier who contemplates in subordination considered the
Speaker 19: effect on fellow soldiers of his decision. The best example
Speaker 19: of this in our lifetimes is the Meli massacre in Vietnam,
Speaker 19: where platoon leader Lieutenant William Calley ordered the mass shooting
Speaker 19: of unarmed civilians. Some soldiers participated, some refused CALLI and
Speaker 19: the participants were court martialed I suspect that Mike Allan
Speaker 19: will have a heck of a lot more to say
Speaker 19: on this at nine o'clock, page two. I'm still not
Speaker 19: through talking about kings. Question. If King Edward the Eighth
Speaker 19: of England had to give up the throne in the
Speaker 19: nineteen thirties because he wanted to marry a divorce see
Speaker 19: how come Charles the Third did the same thing but
Speaker 19: got away with it. Well, here's some history. The answer
Speaker 19: is that times changed. Edward was quite the playboy, which
Speaker 19: irritated the heck out of his mother, Queen Mary and
Speaker 19: his father, King George. When King George died, the Prime
Speaker 19: Minister of England, Stanley Baldwin, stepped in and declared, and
Speaker 19: this is a priceless quote, no one in the government
Speaker 19: or general public approves of Edward's marriage to Wallace Simpson.
Speaker 19: Edward abdicated the throne and married Wallace. Fast forward to Charles.
Speaker 19: He was bailed out by his mother, Queen Elizabeth, based
Speaker 19: on the seventeen seventy two Royal Marriage Act, which mandated
Speaker 19: that royal family members need permission of the sovereign to marry. Well,
Speaker 19: the sovereign was Elizabeth. Elizabeth approved the marriage of her
Speaker 19: son first in line to the throne, to divorcee Camilla
Speaker 19: Parker Bowles. And that's the name of that too, Gary Jem,
Speaker 19: Before we leave, I got a question for you, and
Speaker 19: I have watched this three times, the Kumbayam moment with
Speaker 19: Bondani standing next to a seated President of the United
Speaker 19: States Donald Trump talking nice to each other. What was
Speaker 19: your reaction.
Speaker 1: My reaction is the same reaction I had when during
Speaker 1: Trump's first term he went to North Korea and stepped
Speaker 1: across the DMZ to North Korea to visit Kim Jong ill,
Speaker 1: little rocketman. I equate that to every meeting that Trump
Speaker 1: has ever had with someone who is purportedly an enemy
Speaker 1: of our country and has gotten along, including Presidents g
Speaker 1: and Putin. If he will meet with the heart of
Speaker 1: communist evil to try and find common ground to help
Speaker 1: our country with those people, he certainly can do it.
Speaker 1: For this neophyte in New York City who's going to
Speaker 1: find out very quickly he needs President Trump's help more
Speaker 1: than he needs his base to love him.
Speaker 19: That's very very interesting. I thank you, Gary Jeff, talk
Speaker 19: to you next week.
Speaker 1: All right, Steve, thank you very much. I mean, President
Speaker 1: Trump will meet with anybody. He said it, and he
Speaker 1: follows through. Like everything else President Trump campaigned upon, he
Speaker 1: has tried to fulfill every single promise. Promise is made,
Speaker 1: promise is kept to the best of one man's ability.
Speaker 1: And the commander in chief needs to be in charge
Speaker 1: of the room, whatever room he's in. And he was
Speaker 1: in charge yesterday in the Oval Office, sitting behind the
Speaker 1: resolute desk, while the young nobody who ran a great
Speaker 1: political campaign and hoodwinked a million New Yorkers to vote
Speaker 1: for him for mayor, stood by the President's side like
Speaker 1: a lackey with his hat in hand and the other
Speaker 1: hand out. That's all that was. It was a photo
Speaker 1: op for good measure, and the only one whose reputation
Speaker 1: was damaged was perhaps Mandami's with the rest of the
Speaker 1: Democrats socialists that voted for him in New York. We
Speaker 1: live an interesting time this week at the Bar, I
Speaker 1: believe we were talking about just all of the crazy
Speaker 1: machinations of politics and the twenty four hour news cycle.
Speaker 1: In Trump derangement syndrome, which is a real epidemic in
Speaker 1: this country a mental defect, I think, and then reflecting
Speaker 1: towards Thanksgiving unless I have to, And I've got shows
Speaker 1: coming up this week. I've got a night cap on
Speaker 1: Monday and Tuesday night this week from nine to midnight.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll join me for those. I think Monday's
Speaker 1: nine thirty after after basketball. In any way, I hope
Speaker 1: you will. But the only time I ever really think
Speaker 1: about politics and politicians and the President and the Congress
Speaker 1: is what impressed to when I have to for the
Speaker 1: radio the rest of my everyday, normal walk in my life,
Speaker 1: and you yours may be exactly the same. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure how obsessed you are with the body politic. But
Speaker 1: most of the time, I'm just trying to make ends meet.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to show my wife that I love her.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be a good citizen. For the most part,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to treat the rest of God's children that
Speaker 1: I encounter with the same kind of love and respect
Speaker 1: that I would like. I'm just trying to live my life.
Speaker 1: But for some people, politics is all their life is
Speaker 1: twenty four seven, three sixty five, and it just seems
Speaker 1: like it's an awfully big waste of time and energy.
Speaker 1: Most of the time, I vote, I care, but I
Speaker 1: don't obsess. And as we approach Thanksgiving, I maybe I
Speaker 1: have a request of you. You know, I've been ready
Speaker 1: a long time. I've taken requests and tried my best
Speaker 1: to fulfill requests when I could, So I have a
Speaker 1: request of you. Try not to obsess. Yeah, it matters,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't matter as much as breathing has. Taking
Speaker 1: care of yourself as treating the people around you the
Speaker 1: way you'd like to be treated, loving your fellow man,
Speaker 1: living your life, enjoying your life. Every once in a while,
Speaker 1: just tune out, leave your phone at home, don't check
Speaker 1: your email every five minutes. It's a tough one for
Speaker 1: me because it's always work related. And try and give
Speaker 1: TikTok a break maybe, or Facebook. Whatever you obsess about
Speaker 1: most of the time, that in the ultimate scheme of things,
Speaker 1: really doesn't matter. Give thanks politics will still be there
Speaker 1: when you get done, I promise. Steve Shulty joining us
Speaker 1: just after the news at seven, We continue on the
Speaker 1: Saturday morning edition on seven hundred WL twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: I'm Gary Jeff Walker, and you're really lucky to be
Speaker 1: listening this morning. I don't know about that. It's great
Speaker 1: to have you along, as all was seven oh five
Speaker 1: and some change Eastern time, that is, and we are
Speaker 1: waiting for the polar voyetechs to invade right on or
Speaker 1: after Thanksgiving, but before that, enjoy the fifties because this
Speaker 1: is going to feel like really really heavenly compared to
Speaker 1: what's ahead of us at forty seven right now. And
Speaker 1: I tell you what, Speaking of the environment, let's talk
Speaker 1: to our favorite environmental engineer, Steve Shilty with a climate
Speaker 1: crazy update this morning and what's going on in this
Speaker 1: beautiful world of ours. Good morning, sir, it's I'm grateful
Speaker 1: for you, by the way, and thank you and your
Speaker 1: whole family. And I'm counting my blessings this morning.
Speaker 10: Likewise, back to you.
Speaker 1: Thanks. So we're going to talk about the high cost
Speaker 1: of green energy.
Speaker 16: Well, yeah, this comes from the Heartland dot org, the
Speaker 16: Institute their Climate Change Weekly number five sixty three yesterday
Speaker 16: November twenty one. One of the articles I thought was interesting.
Speaker 16: It's title high costs of green energy transcision leading to
Speaker 16: continued hydrocarbon use. A new report from McKenzie and Company
Speaker 16: now McKinsey and Company is an American multinational strategy and
Speaker 16: management consulting firm that offers their services to corporation of
Speaker 16: governments and other organizations. Okay, it's nineteen twenty six, so
Speaker 16: obviously they've been around a long long time. They just
Speaker 16: issued their Global Energy Perspective twenty twenty five forecasts coal, oil,
Speaker 16: and that's of gas will continue to be dominant sources
Speaker 16: of global energy well passed twenty fifty, regardless of the
Speaker 16: intentions and actions of those operating negotiating, operating climate agreements
Speaker 16: and making commitments.
Speaker 11: And what a difference one year.
Speaker 16: Because back in twenty twenty four their report, just a
Speaker 16: year ago, their Energy Outlook forecasts is a sharp decline
Speaker 16: and coal use by twenty twenty twenty thirty five and
Speaker 16: fossil fil us overall by twenty fifty, with omission reductions
Speaker 16: taking priority over reliability and affordability. And now the report
Speaker 16: says just the reverse. First, cost competitiveness remains paramount, energy
Speaker 16: affordability reliability are number one and two. Then emission reductions.
Speaker 16: You know, however, without affordability. Basically, they're saying that the
Speaker 16: widespread adoption of low carbon technologies will not be happening.
Speaker 16: And secondly, there's no silver bullet for decarbonization.
Speaker 1: And one of the.
Speaker 16: Reasons they say that they've changed this, they forecasted last year,
Speaker 16: Gary Jeff, that coal use would pull by twenty thirty five.
Speaker 12: Okay, they now say coal demand is expected to increase
Speaker 12: a minimum of one percent over the same time. And
Speaker 12: Gary Jeff, I will I will ask you, and I'm
Speaker 12: sure this is one guess what do you think is
Speaker 12: the number one reason for their reversal regarding coal usage
Speaker 12: and demand?
Speaker 14: The administrations not quite good old China record commissioning of
Speaker 14: coal power plans is the number one reason.
Speaker 16: Also increases in electrical use like AI and data centers,
Speaker 16: and lack of manufacture of alternatives for industries like steel,
Speaker 16: chemical and heavy manufacturing. So once again, affordability is now
Speaker 16: becoming number one the essentially for developing countries. They don't
Speaker 16: want perfect energy in some future date, they want it now.
Speaker 10: Well that's what.
Speaker 1: Let me Let me tell you what I think. The
Speaker 1: other factor in this is, Steve. The other factor is
Speaker 1: that all of the alarmism that was super funded, I
Speaker 1: mean people were being paid to be alarmists. And you
Speaker 1: know that we've talked about it over and over again.
Speaker 1: That money has started to dry up. Uh, and it
Speaker 1: has started to dry up from the federal government level
Speaker 1: in the United States because of the change of administrations,
Speaker 1: because all of these stupid subsidies being thrown to things
Speaker 1: that are unnecessary and unneeded. Plus the computer modeling that
Speaker 1: was used to fuel the alarmism has been proved to
Speaker 1: be false, and the word has finally gotten out that
Speaker 1: they've been living under a big lie that we've all
Speaker 1: been lied to because it was super funded. It's all
Speaker 1: been eradicated, and you're right, it was always about what
Speaker 1: would be the most affordable and wind and solar and
Speaker 1: some of these other renewables as they're called are not
Speaker 1: cost efficient or energy efficient. They've proven themselves to not be.
Speaker 1: They've not been well.
Speaker 16: The report also pointed out that even the International Energy Agency,
Speaker 16: one of the UN organizations, has changed the tune as
Speaker 16: well because the energy transition transition is not materializing as
Speaker 16: fast as the politicians.
Speaker 1: And bureaucrats want it.
Speaker 16: And they also now project that hydrocarbon demand will continue
Speaker 16: to grow through twenty fifty. You know what, you know what,
Speaker 16: the go zero.
Speaker 1: You know what. The end of this was the end
Speaker 1: of this was when Greta Thunberg, who was so worried
Speaker 1: about man made climate change, decided that a terrorist organization
Speaker 1: on the Gaza Strip was more important than the climate
Speaker 1: that ended this year. Steve, thank you so much. Happy
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving you too, all right, seven twelve at seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW Dave, Good morning. I am thankful for you as
Speaker 1: we look towards Thanksgiving week and we wanted to talk
Speaker 1: about the cloud Flare outage.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, as always, thanks for having me on, Gary, Jeff,
Speaker 10: and you may recall have been long we had another
Speaker 10: fairly major Internet outage and you know, to me, this
Speaker 10: just goes to show you that in the business it's
Speaker 10: called concentration. As we've become more centralized, even though people
Speaker 10: think of the Internet as decentralized, you now have a
Speaker 10: handful of very large companies providing a lot of services.
Speaker 10: And also, before I get into this cloud Flair thing,
Speaker 10: it hasn't been that long since Amazon Web Services have
Speaker 10: an outleage that knocked a bunch of stuff off. The
Speaker 10: cloud Flare is an interesting situation. They're a company that
Speaker 10: does a variety of different things, most of which are
Speaker 10: really geared towards trying to make sure your services as
Speaker 10: a third party company. Your services are up online, working well,
Speaker 10: protected from distributed denial of service attacks, protected from hacking,
Speaker 10: that sort of thing. So they're in the business of
Speaker 10: trying to make sure that your stuff is up, and
Speaker 10: they apparently had some kind of configuration issue. There doesn't
Speaker 10: seem to be any evidence that this was a cyber attack,
Speaker 10: although this to me makes the point that I'm trying
Speaker 10: to make all the time about how fragile are increasingly
Speaker 10: digital society is. They did not have a cyber attack.
Speaker 10: Apparently some configuration file got too large and as a
Speaker 10: result it started basically made their internal systems start having issues,
Speaker 10: and then as a result of the nature of their service,
Speaker 10: other businesses that relied on them got knocked out when
Speaker 10: they went down, and it took out a large swath
Speaker 10: of things, I mean, video games, other services like this.
Speaker 10: I've seen numbers as high as roughly twenty percent of
Speaker 10: all sites, services, cloud based products, etc. On the Internet
Speaker 10: are kind of sitting behind cloud player. So it's just
Speaker 10: an interesting illustration of why we are nowhere near close
Speaker 10: to ready for things like central bank digital currency, cashless society,
Speaker 10: or even how our regular society works now because we
Speaker 10: depend so much on all of this digital technology. When
Speaker 10: you can see that two different companies can take down
Speaker 10: huge portions of the Internet for hours or more, think
Speaker 10: about what would happen if this were an actual coordinated
Speaker 10: attack by like a nation state actor, say the Chinese
Speaker 10: Toimis party, and you couldn't get these systems back online
Speaker 10: in a short period of time.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: A lot of people have had probably already forgotten about
Speaker 10: the cloud flayer thing because it was only a few
Speaker 10: hours and it didn't really do a ton of damage.
Speaker 10: But it just illustrates that we are very frantile as
Speaker 10: a result of all this dependency.
Speaker 1: Well, it's you know, another reason that I believe, and
Speaker 1: many other people believe, investors believe there is going to
Speaker 1: be an AI bubble that bursts very soon. We'll see.
Speaker 10: I'm a little concerned about that too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, Dave, thank you for answering the bellopt the
Speaker 1: last minute. I appreciate it, and it's good to talk
Speaker 1: to you always, and hopefully you'll be able to join
Speaker 1: me either Monday or Tuesday on the Nightcap and we'll
Speaker 1: get into further depth in these we can.
Speaker 5: Make that work.
Speaker 10: Thanks for having me on and if we don't talk
Speaker 10: to you.
Speaker 1: Happy thanks yeah, Happy Thanksgiving, Dave Hatter and everybody there
Speaker 1: in Fort Wright. It's seven nineteen. Time for the Tom
Speaker 1: Davis Diaries. I like to refer to them as the
Speaker 1: Diary and you know the drill. Theies are just whacking
Speaker 1: stories from all over the country and all over the world.
Speaker 1: Here is your correspondent, Tom Davis Time. Good morning, Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 20: This week sometimes dreams really do come true, even the
Speaker 20: weird ones. But first, an off duty police officer in
Speaker 20: Chicago accidentally shot himself in the groin.
Speaker 1: He was on his way to work when the.
Speaker 20: Fire army was carrying discharged and grazed his raisins. He
Speaker 20: was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center and
Speaker 20: is expected to make a full recovery physically, he may
Speaker 20: never emotionally recover. After the rest of the force hears
Speaker 20: about it. And while Melissa Burkeette is the California woman
Speaker 20: who was suing Milk Bone, she says the dog biscuit
Speaker 20: company's lying when it advertises no artificial ingredients. She says
Speaker 20: the biscuits contained manufactured citric acid and artificial preservative, and
Speaker 20: is seeking damages and restitution on behalf of her dog.
Speaker 20: She is also seeking an injunction to stop the sales
Speaker 20: of milk bone products. A ten year old in Tennessee
Speaker 20: was staying behind after school for a parent teacher meeting.
Speaker 20: When he didn't like what was being said, he threw
Speaker 20: a fit and then he made a run for it,
Speaker 20: stealing his mother's car. Amazingly, this preteen drove the car
Speaker 20: all the way home without incident, even parking it neatly
Speaker 20: in the garage. The police have decided not to charge him,
Speaker 20: saying that he's awfully young to be caught up in
Speaker 20: the justice system. And finally, a posthumous congratulations to Diane Reets.
Speaker 20: She died not too long ago, but not before living
Speaker 20: out her dream of coming the oldest person to ever
Speaker 20: try out for the Denver Broncos cheerleading squad. The Broncos
Speaker 20: said that they didn't hire her because they wanted to
Speaker 20: go in a different direction. But if you want to
Speaker 20: see Diane give it a try, it is on YouTube
Speaker 20: next week. Man in hospital fighting for his life after
Speaker 20: swallowing a burger hole.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend. Had some interesting guests over the
Speaker 1: past weekend. I will have another JFK assassination. Guest on
Speaker 1: the Monday Nightcap, a guy named Bob Nilson talks about
Speaker 1: Lyndon Baines Johnson possible involvement or acquiescence in the death
Speaker 1: of President Kennedy. Today is, of course the anniversary, the
Speaker 1: sixty second anniversary, a dark anniversary in their country's history,
Speaker 1: of the end of the innocence, so they say in
Speaker 1: American politics. Though it probably happened much earlier, it was
Speaker 1: just brought to light with the JFK assassination, the aftermath,
Speaker 1: the investigations, the Warren Commission, the Rockefeller Commission, and all
Speaker 1: the other commissions who still perhaps haven't told us the
Speaker 1: real story or the whole story, and we may never know.
Speaker 1: But anyway, that is today, and so it's with some semblance,
Speaker 1: I don't know, a somber kind of remembrance. There you go.
Speaker 1: Time now for a science minute, and our friends Science
Speaker 1: Mike's standing by to deliver, as he always does on Saturdays.
Speaker 10: Yes, as a knight of scientists.
Speaker 13: Surprising of the bell blinded me.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Michael, are you doing. I'm good. I always
Speaker 1: the reason I always remember, and I've told this story
Speaker 1: on the air, So if you heard it, just say Okay,
Speaker 1: there he goes again, tell him the same story. The
Speaker 1: reason I remember the Kennedy assassination was because and I
Speaker 1: was almost three years old in November of nineteen sixty three,
Speaker 1: a month away from my third birthday. But I was
Speaker 1: a TV baby, and I remember that for three whole
Speaker 1: days there were no cartoons, and I was upset, I
Speaker 1: mean to the point of crying. Upset because there was
Speaker 1: no Mickey Mouse Club. There were no cartoons in the morning,
Speaker 1: just a lot of somber looking people walking around in
Speaker 1: black crying. My parents were upset, and I thought they
Speaker 1: were upset because there were no cartoons on TV.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 1: It was three days of national mourning leading up to
Speaker 1: the funeral. So that's what I remember. Do you do
Speaker 1: you what do you remember from back then?
Speaker 7: If anything, nothing, I do remember reading historically that on
Speaker 7: that same day, that sixty three, the brad Spence Bridge.
Speaker 10: Was to open on that day. How about it that
Speaker 10: the whole bridge off a week. I mean, I know
Speaker 10: it's not just a bridge. I'm just saying it.
Speaker 1: No, I mean literally, the nation stopped and held its
Speaker 1: breath because we didn't know what was going on. I mean,
Speaker 1: I didn't know what was going on. Like I said,
Speaker 1: I wasn't even three years old, but I remember that
Speaker 1: because of TV. How sad is that I was a
Speaker 1: little rug rat watching the rabbit eared black and white thing.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: I would literally I would wait. I would get up
Speaker 1: early and turn the TV on. My parents are still asleep.
Speaker 1: I knew how to turn the TV on and I
Speaker 1: would watch. I would watch. If I was up too early,
Speaker 1: I would watch the Indian head test pattern and the
Speaker 1: before the cartoons would come on.
Speaker 7: I was like, I was there yourself, something neat while
Speaker 7: you're doing that?
Speaker 1: Now now, now, I didn't care about that. I was
Speaker 1: waiting for mom to give me cheerios when she got up. Anyway,
Speaker 1: what do we got?
Speaker 7: Let's go straight straight to the our own University of
Speaker 7: Cincinnati has I decided to look up some news and
Speaker 7: science music has come out of our local establishment here
Speaker 7: and this is and published in the journal Biology Letters
Speaker 7: of our own PhD student at College Arts of Science.
Speaker 7: The topic is monk parakeets test the waters when forming
Speaker 7: new relationships and the phrasing their test of waters is
Speaker 7: a term that they used to predicted animals should approach
Speaker 7: and maintain no contact proximity before touching becomes common. So
Speaker 7: what they did they went out and they captured a
Speaker 7: bunch of feral monk parakeets, like twenty two different groups.
Speaker 7: Some knew each other, some were totally strangers. So they
Speaker 7: went off part a distance, separated, and they put them
Speaker 7: in a captive of location and they studied various types
Speaker 7: of relationships on how they interacted with each other. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna pick a look at a heart's seventy nine different
Speaker 7: types of relationships and what they found. What they found,
Speaker 7: Gary Jeff, was it that the stranger the parakeets that
Speaker 7: they call them the diads, a stranger diad parakeets when
Speaker 7: they got together, they approach each other with caution compared
Speaker 7: to other birds that they knew, and the stranger the
Speaker 7: stranger birds to say, they took more time to share
Speaker 7: and were eventually approaching getting to know each other shoulders shoulder,
Speaker 7: sharing food, and grooming each other. Now you may have
Speaker 7: seen very similar interactions in your establishment with strangers getting
Speaker 7: to know each other and maybe not getting to know
Speaker 7: each other. Comment, well, no, it's just I very rarely
Speaker 7: see the grooming.
Speaker 1: There are, although I have seen I have seen a
Speaker 1: woman picking bugs off a man and eating them. Listen,
Speaker 1: have a fantastic weekend. I'm thankful for you. Happy Thanksgiving, Micah.
Speaker 21: All right, thanks, let's go to.
Speaker 1: Live and let's go to Brother Rick Green for a
Speaker 1: little Saturday morning devotional. The Word of God on display
Speaker 1: on the big one and first and foremost, Brother Rick Green,
Speaker 1: I want to let you know how much I am
Speaker 1: grateful that God has put you in my life in
Speaker 1: any measure, but here on Saturday mornings. It's really meant
Speaker 1: a lot to me and I know to a lot
Speaker 1: of people to have you give us a Bible verse
Speaker 1: every week and give us the edification of the truth.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Well, good morning Gary.
Speaker 22: I thank God that he allowed our past to cross
Speaker 22: as well. From the first time I met you, You've
Speaker 22: just blessed me and I love hearing your voice. I
Speaker 22: love me to your wife, I love everything about you.
Speaker 1: Well, thanks brother, Thanks. What do you got for us today?
Speaker 10: Today? We have first Down, Chapter two, verse six. It
Speaker 10: says whoever claims to live in him much live as
Speaker 10: Jesus did. Thank God for the power and the.
Speaker 22: Blood of Jesus cliss that makes that possible.
Speaker 1: Amen. Amen. But you know what, that's that's a tough
Speaker 1: walk to make when when you're in the flesh as
Speaker 1: we are. Yeah, but it's.
Speaker 22: It's a bagger on our own will.
Speaker 10: It's impossible.
Speaker 22: But through the blood of Christ, all things are possible.
Speaker 1: Amen again, hallelujah. Thank you. I hope you have a
Speaker 1: blessed Thanksgiving.
Speaker 22: Are you two grade? And Monday is my last day
Speaker 22: of work, so let retirement begins.
Speaker 1: Huh, well, praise God. That's great man, Monday is your
Speaker 1: last day.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 22: Geez the forty eight years Garry Rick is tire.
Speaker 1: Well is Rick going to find something else to do?
Speaker 1: I know you said that you're hoping that your mission
Speaker 1: can be broadened and you can do more work for
Speaker 1: the homeless. That's what you've been called to do.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 1: You'll have to keep us up to date on what's
Speaker 1: going on, all right.
Speaker 22: I definitely will you all have a bluff day.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Happy Thanksgiving to Rick greed And
Speaker 1: now comes the time and we say here's that Teresa,
Speaker 1: Good morning that Teresa.
Speaker 23: Well, greetings and salutations Gary, Jeff. You know I am
Speaker 23: thankful for everything that God has blessed me with my husband,
Speaker 23: my children, my grandbabies, you and Krista even Frankie Tale,
Speaker 23: though we have not met, maybe someday. I'm grateful and
Speaker 23: thankful for all the people that I consider family on
Speaker 23: this auspicious radio show. And to be called you be quit,
Speaker 23: I can't even say I am so, I am so
Speaker 23: fuddled and dumbed on it that somebody that I was omnipresent.
Speaker 23: Oh my goodness, can you dig it? So I'm grateful
Speaker 23: and thankful to all.
Speaker 5: The years that I've been blessed with you.
Speaker 23: Today's word has been brought to the four to my
Speaker 23: fore brain, my fore brain, my bat asked brain. I
Speaker 23: don't I'm I'm talking sailor talk here. I'm married to
Speaker 23: a guy.
Speaker 5: And it was in the navy.
Speaker 8: What are we to do?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 23: His friend was are you ready? My husband's name is Smith,
Speaker 23: though it was Semen Smith before him. His friend Matt
Speaker 23: was Semen Semen, and they all.
Speaker 5: Cracked up with that.
Speaker 1: They they were not his name was not Semen Semen, Matt.
Speaker 10: Semen, Semen Semen.
Speaker 23: And can you imagine a bunch of guys staying and
Speaker 23: in line.
Speaker 5: Just giggling because it's Semen Semen. Again, I digress.
Speaker 23: The word becomes because of this Epstein filed debacle. How
Speaker 23: it blew up in some people's We won't claim which
Speaker 23: party face. They come up with the word chick canery.
Speaker 23: I almost said chick haneery. Oh my god, what a
Speaker 23: Paul c hic A n E r y. The definition
Speaker 23: it's deception or trickery. And we'll say some Democrats are
Speaker 23: nomas said democrats. Democrats are known for their continued sicinery
Speaker 23: while in office. God bless you all, love you all.
Speaker 1: Good day, Well you were full of Freudian slips this morning.
Speaker 1: Happy Thanksgiving that Teresa, it's eight nineteen pick up even
Speaker 1: one hundred w l W. Good morning kids, Time for
Speaker 1: gifts for WALDI what are you thankful for? Sunday morning
Speaker 1: church service, the pastor asked if anyone would like to
Speaker 1: express praise to God for answered prayers. A lady stands up,
Speaker 1: walks to the podium. She said, I have a praise.
Speaker 1: Two months ago, my husband Tom had a terrible bicycle
Speaker 1: crash and his scrotum was completely crushed. The pained agony
Speaker 1: of the men listening to this is obvious and audible.
Speaker 1: She said. The pain was terrible and the doctors didn't
Speaker 1: know if they could help him. Tom was unable to
Speaker 1: hold me or the children and do everyday things, and
Speaker 1: every moment caused him terrible pain. We prayed as the
Speaker 1: doctors performed a very delicate operation which lasted for over
Speaker 1: five hours, and it turned out they were able to
Speaker 1: piece together the crushed remnants of Tom's scrotum and wrap
Speaker 1: wire around it to hold it in place again. The
Speaker 1: men in the congregation unnerved and squirmed uncomfortably in their seats.
Speaker 1: She announced in a quavering voice. Now thanked the Lord.
Speaker 1: After six weeks, Tom is out of the hospital and
Speaker 1: the doctors say that with time, his scrotum should recover completely.
Speaker 1: All the men sighed with relief. The minister rose and
Speaker 1: tentatively asked if anyone else had something to say. A
Speaker 1: man stood up and walked slowly to the podium. Hi,
Speaker 1: I'm Tom. The entire congregation held its bread. I just
Speaker 1: want to tell my wife that the word is Sternham
Speaker 1: front page what was in the life section? And this
Speaker 1: is actually when they still had a newspaper, and there's
Speaker 1: a front page story and I was dubbed the hardest
Speaker 1: working man in Tri State radio. Now that was twenty five,
Speaker 1: twenty four years ago, something like that. Since that article
Speaker 1: was published, and I was everywhere. I was, as they say,
Speaker 1: ubiquitous on airwaves, not just here but other places around
Speaker 1: the country. Now the hardest working man in Tri State
Speaker 1: Radio may be our next guest. Possibly. Hey Mo, how
Speaker 1: are we doing well? Doing fine? I'm relaxing a lot
Speaker 1: compared to the old days. You are everywhere hardly, aren't you.
Speaker 1: I mean you were at the basketball game last night.
Speaker 1: I was, yes, are to be Are you gonna be
Speaker 1: at the football game tonight? I will be see And
Speaker 1: you're on the air in between on Saturday morning doing
Speaker 1: some heavy duty extra time, literally on multiple signals all
Speaker 1: over the place. Moe Egger, He's everywhere, every man. Unbelievable. Now,
Speaker 1: the question is the question that is weighing heavy on
Speaker 1: the minds of Bengals fans, Moe, and there's been speculation
Speaker 1: and still no answers. So I want to know if
Speaker 1: you can definitively answer for me. In tomorrow's game against
Speaker 1: the New England Patriots, if I am watching on television,
Speaker 1: well I be stuck with Iron Eagle as the play
Speaker 1: by play guy.
Speaker 5: Well, you're never stuck with the TV announcer, because I
Speaker 5: know you'd always listen to Dan Horden Dave Lapham.
Speaker 1: I know they're fantastic and I should be plugging them first,
Speaker 1: But justin kay, I don't have my phone's not charged,
Speaker 1: and I don't have a good radio signal, which is
Speaker 1: hard to believe with the big one the blowtorchs that
Speaker 1: we are that I wouldn't have a good radio signal,
Speaker 1: But just in case, I have to watch it on TV.
Speaker 1: I know that he's probably been been fully practicing all
Speaker 1: week to do play by play, but I hope I
Speaker 1: don't get stuck with Iron Eagle if I watch it
Speaker 1: on TV. You don't like Iron Eagle, not necessarily. I
Speaker 1: feel like usually Iron Eagle is relegated to the level
Speaker 1: below the premiere games. Now, the Patriots are playing the
Speaker 1: Bengals tomorrow, so maybe they will up the announcer Anti,
Speaker 1: the networks will up the announcer Anti people.
Speaker 5: You're probably the first person I've ever heard say they don't.
Speaker 4: Like I.
Speaker 1: Didn't say that I didn't like him. I said that
Speaker 1: I hope it's not him. There's a difference. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's not an outright hatred. Iron Eagle's never done anything
Speaker 1: to me, you know, So I don't have any a
Speaker 1: personal grudge. I just like other people better than Iron Eagle,
Speaker 1: and I feel like that. I feel like with the
Speaker 1: dog games. If there are dog games in the NFL,
Speaker 1: usually it's Iron Eagle who's calling them.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, back in the real dark years of
Speaker 5: the nineties and early two thousands, yeah, it felt like
Speaker 5: the Bengals every week had Craig Bowler Jack and Steve Pasker.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're right, there's nothing worse than a Craig Bowler Jack.
Speaker 5: We had Craig Bowler Jack. I met Craig Bowler Jack.
Speaker 5: He was a news anchor in Salt Lake City.
Speaker 1: See a nice guy.
Speaker 5: And I said to him, like, very nice guy. I
Speaker 5: said to him, like, man, it's not like for years
Speaker 5: you had like every Bengals game. And he's like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I was the TV voice of the Cincinati Begs. Because
Speaker 5: he was like, you know, networks have five, six, seven crews.
Speaker 5: He was like, on a six crew. Yeah, right, And
Speaker 5: so the Bengals every week will played a dog of
Speaker 5: a game and we got Craig Bowler Jack and Steve Tasker.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm sure, I'm sure Iron Eagles there is a
Speaker 1: perfectly nice guy and he's obviously a broadcaster was elevated
Speaker 1: to the point of being a network mainstay now for years.
Speaker 1: So nothing wrong with Iron Eagle. I just would rather
Speaker 1: not There's got to be somebody else. So aside from
Speaker 1: the television announcers, is it really a wise mood move,
Speaker 1: and how does it behove the Bengals to play Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow tomorrow or anytime the rest of this season with
Speaker 1: the rest of this team though, Does it make any sense?
Speaker 10: Fair question?
Speaker 5: It's a fair question.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: Look, he is the most precious and important investment in
Speaker 5: the history of the franchise, and it's okay to go
Speaker 5: overboard to protect your investment. But it's an NFL team
Speaker 5: that has seven games remaining and has a mathematical chance
Speaker 5: of winning the division. Realistically it's not gonna happen. But
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow gives them a better chance to win than
Speaker 5: Joe Flacker does. Now. I think what's interesting about this is,
Speaker 5: you know, the calendar, because they'll play tomorrow, We'll see
Speaker 5: if Joe Burrow goes and then they turn around and
Speaker 5: play again on Thursday. You know, if it's me the
Speaker 5: fact that the fact that it's even a question as
Speaker 5: to whether or not he should play just because of
Speaker 5: his foot, right, like it, it's not like Dave said,
Speaker 5: he's one hundred percent full go and he's playing like
Speaker 5: there's hesitancy for a reason. I would lean into that
Speaker 5: reason and not play him. But like, I get it,
Speaker 5: they're trying to win football games. Not very good at it.
Speaker 5: He doesn't play defense, so you know, it's it's probably
Speaker 5: not gonna matter, but they're trying to win football games.
Speaker 5: Joe Burrow gives him a better chance to win football
Speaker 5: games than Joe Flacco does. They're not mathematically eliminated, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean, so I understand, but you know, again, if
Speaker 5: it's me, if there's a reason why they haven't made
Speaker 5: up their mind, which I would imagine has something to
Speaker 5: do with that foot, I would I would at least
Speaker 5: keep them on the shelf for another couple of days.
Speaker 5: See if we win the football game and then, you know,
Speaker 5: kind of re examine things for the Thanksgiving night game.
Speaker 1: Does it have anything to do with Las Vegas or
Speaker 1: DraftKings or three sixty five the reason they have been announced.
Speaker 5: No, you know, I don't think it has anything to
Speaker 5: do with that. I think it has everything to do
Speaker 5: with the fact that Joe Joe Burrow has I'm imagining,
Speaker 5: worked his tail off to be in a position where
Speaker 5: you know he can help the team, and you know,
Speaker 5: Zach Taylor's trying to win football games. I mean, I
Speaker 5: think it's as simple as that, and Joe Burrow represents
Speaker 5: the best chance to win. But you know, again, if
Speaker 5: there's any reason to if there's any reason for pause,
Speaker 5: I would He is the meal ticket and this whole
Speaker 5: thing falls apart if anything bad happens to Joe Burrow.
Speaker 5: We've seen that this year. So I don't know, man,
Speaker 5: I get it, But if there's reason for him to
Speaker 5: maybe not play, then I wouldn't play him.
Speaker 1: Louisville's really good basketball team, aren't they.
Speaker 5: They are good, but they weren't great last night, And
Speaker 5: to me, that's what's frustrating. Louisville came into last night
Speaker 5: number two in college basketball and offensive efficiency points per possession. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and the Euston Bearcats really guarded him well last night,
Speaker 5: held him to seventy four points. Cardinals shot yess what,
Speaker 5: thirty seven and a half percent from the field. They
Speaker 5: were bat from behind the arc, and the Bearcats couldn't
Speaker 5: take advantage because of their own offensive deficiencies. The Cardinals
Speaker 5: are terrific. McHale Brown is a great player. Ryan Conwell,
Speaker 5: who played at Xavier last year, just has totally remade
Speaker 5: his body and he's great. Pat Kelsey is a great coach.
Speaker 5: The Cardinals can make the Final four. But they were
Speaker 5: there for the taking last night and the Bearcats couldn't taken.
Speaker 1: No, maybe the reason they weren't offensively efficient were because
Speaker 1: the Bearcats were really good on defense.
Speaker 5: They were I thought they defended very well.
Speaker 1: So there you go. I mean, a good defense can
Speaker 1: negate a good offense and any given night, as you know,
Speaker 1: and you know that, yes, that happened last night. Sadly,
Speaker 1: the Bearcats did not get the victory. The Bearcat football
Speaker 1: team is hosting BYU tonight and after after the last
Speaker 1: couple of weeks, moll, what are you thinking.
Speaker 5: Offensively? Last week? Uh? The Arizona Wildcats dared Brendan sores
Speaker 5: be the throw, dared him to throw it deep and
Speaker 5: he couldn't. And you know, Brendan's had a really he's
Speaker 5: had a really nice year. He's a good dude. But
Speaker 5: if if we were to jock down a list of
Speaker 5: reasons why, you see has lost our last two games.
Speaker 5: I would start with quarterback play and if that doesn't
Speaker 5: get better, they're not going to win today, They're not
Speaker 5: gonna win next week against TCU, and they probably won't
Speaker 5: win their bowl game. I've never seen the defense do
Speaker 5: what Arizona did last week, which is with with the
Speaker 5: game close. You know, it wasn't like it was a blowout,
Speaker 5: it was, you know, a one score game, and Arizona said,
Speaker 5: we're gonna put all eleven defenders within five yards in
Speaker 5: a line of screen repeatedly, and we're going to tell
Speaker 5: you throw it deep. And Brendan unfortunately to not And
Speaker 5: if that doesn't change during for a long night tonight against.
Speaker 1: Belfe, this may be the biggest sports weekend with games
Speaker 1: happening in Cincinnati we've seen in a long long time,
Speaker 1: including what happened at Peycorp last night with the shocking
Speaker 1: comeback by Saint X against Elder. Whether they say we're
Speaker 1: like twenty seven thousand in attendance, that's crazy, crazy good.
Speaker 1: I mean for the city of Cincinnati to have two
Speaker 1: programs like that going ahead, to have and have it
Speaker 1: be such an exciting game with all the twists and turns.
Speaker 1: Man I've never seen a city where high school football
Speaker 1: engenders that kind of excitement, but we have it here.
Speaker 5: I mean, to put that many fans in an NFL
Speaker 5: stadium on an awful weather night, ye right, I mean
Speaker 5: that was the thing for me. It's they got what
Speaker 5: they got with everybody knowing that the you know, it
Speaker 5: was going to rain, it was going to be cold,
Speaker 5: and then for the number of fans to show up,
Speaker 5: I thought was awesome. You know, I was at the
Speaker 5: basketball game last night and I was kind of following
Speaker 5: the high school scores and I saw it was twenty
Speaker 5: seven to seven, and it felt like Elder was having
Speaker 5: their way with them. And then I got in the
Speaker 5: car and I turned on the sane X broadcast on
Speaker 5: Fox Sports thirteen sixty and the Bombers were about to
Speaker 5: punch it in to go up by eight points. Great rivalry,
Speaker 5: lots on the line, awesome events, and yeah, I mean,
Speaker 5: you think of all the cool things happening at sports
Speaker 5: here in town this weekend, A high school football game.
Speaker 5: It might not have taken center stage, but it certainly
Speaker 5: occupied a big part of that real estate.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, at least it was Iron eagle Worthy
Speaker 1: and tomorrow also, uh at uh, it's FC Cincinnati against
Speaker 1: Miami in the playoffs. I mean, Evander Messi, Uh does it?
Speaker 1: Does it get really bigger than that for soccer in
Speaker 1: this town?
Speaker 10: No, it doesn't.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure it gets bigger than that for soccer
Speaker 5: in Major League Soccer. I think the two best players
Speaker 5: in the league, you know, Messi. In any other year,
Speaker 5: Avanner would have been MVP of the league. But Lionel
Speaker 5: Messi had something to say about that. Evander was not
Speaker 5: the best player on the field though, for SC Cincinnati
Speaker 5: in the series against Columbus, and that has to change tomorrow.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, mo Egar, I wish you well
Speaker 1: have fun tonight at Bearcat's b YU and trying try
Speaker 1: and take a little bit of time off. Okay, thanksgivings
Speaker 1: coming up. I will the hardest working man in Tri
Speaker 1: State Radio, mo Egger. Right there, Counselor, how are you good? Fantastic?
Speaker 1: What a week we've gotten. Believe we've got senators and
Speaker 1: House members who were members of the military or the
Speaker 1: intelligence community suborning a military coup against President Trump. Why
Speaker 1: are they not in jail?
Speaker 24: I don't know, you know, why do they keep getting
Speaker 24: asking myself, and I mean this, what's next. I sure
Speaker 24: didn't see this coming. I don't think anybody else did.
Speaker 24: It is just unbelievable that they would do that, and
Speaker 24: there has to be consequences for this. I'm not sure
Speaker 24: what Trump's thinking about, but something has to happen with this.
Speaker 1: You know, the oath they.
Speaker 24: Take when they're sworn into the military specifically states I
Speaker 24: will obey all orders of the commander in cheap Now.
Speaker 24: Last time I checked that was Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 24: These people are unbelievable, and if the American people let
Speaker 24: them get away with this, I don't know that there's
Speaker 24: a lot of hope.
Speaker 1: President Trump was the one on the right side of
Speaker 1: this when he said on his truth social sedition is
Speaker 1: punishable by death, and according to our constitution, which they're
Speaker 1: leaning on falsely for their claims, well, they had to
Speaker 1: pay the penalty. What's on the show today.
Speaker 24: It's tempting to say I'd like to see him in
Speaker 24: the dock with severe consequences, so to speak, or.
Speaker 1: At least public stuff. It's something has to be done,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 24: Well, obviously in the rent we're going to be talking
Speaker 24: about this. Also at ten o'clock we've got Christopher Smithman,
Speaker 24: first time we've talked to Christopher since the election. I
Speaker 24: want to find out what's up with him and where
Speaker 24: he's going, what's next for him. Jason Williams of the
Speaker 24: Cincinnati Inquirer did a great op ed on what we
Speaker 24: were just talking about, Garry Jeff the Elder X game
Speaker 24: and how it was great to have it at Paul
Speaker 24: Keeps Paul Brown's Stad pay Course Stadium, and he kind
Speaker 24: of takes a jab at the county for not being
Speaker 24: flexible enough in having events like this. Then at eleven thirty,
Speaker 24: we're going to talk to Steve Gooden, who, in addition
Speaker 24: to being a civil attorney, spent a lot of years
Speaker 24: like I did in the one thirty fifth JAG Detachment.
Speaker 24: Steve knows a little bit about military law. We're going
Speaker 24: to be talking to him about that.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic Mike Allen, Saturday Midday, you heard it,
Speaker 1: and you'll hear it here first after the show show party,
Speaker 1: if you want to come and side and sit inside
Speaker 1: a bar and watch college football and have a few
Speaker 1: pops with us, we'd love to see you. They're slinging
Speaker 1: drinks for Hillbillies and others and all that thanks to
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson for showing up this morning eight fifty seven
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