Speaker 1: The only show that manages to unite both the left
Speaker 1: communists and the right fascists.
Speaker 2: They both think we're stupid.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you're acting stupid.
Speaker 4: Welcome back to rovers Morning Glory, most crumbed in history?
Speaker 2: He is he coming up in just a minute. What
Speaker 2: do you have on the way, Uji?
Speaker 5: A morning habit shared by billions of people may be
Speaker 5: tied to men's hormone levels in a way that nobody
Speaker 5: really expected. What am I talking about? I'll tell you
Speaker 5: the story next.
Speaker 2: Irene says, what about the victim's family? Do they think
Speaker 2: that guy who was just on video call should have
Speaker 2: been released? And somebody else says that that guy should
Speaker 2: have been executed? TF says he gets a second chance? Boohoo?
Speaker 2: What about the other person in the family, can't wake
Speaker 2: up dead? Family living the real tragedy? And now I
Speaker 2: understand all of those points of view. I certainly do.
Speaker 2: If somebody if that happened to you, if somebody have
Speaker 2: a drunk driver, for instance, killed a family member of mine,
Speaker 2: you'd want to kill the person. On the flip side
Speaker 2: of that, I think you're probably not really being honest
Speaker 2: with yourself if you have never been in a situation
Speaker 2: where things could have gone horribly wrong, whether it's drinking
Speaker 2: and driving or any number of other activities that you've
Speaker 2: done in your life. Things could have gone horribly wrong
Speaker 2: and they didn't. Because you were lucky doesn't make you
Speaker 2: a bad person, just you know, you luck of the draw.
Speaker 2: I think sometimes people fail to realize that how many
Speaker 2: times you really could have things could have turned out
Speaker 2: differently for you, if things could have gone the other way.
Speaker 2: At least I think about stuff like that all the time.
Speaker 2: Alison says, I still feel awful. I don't know exactly.
Speaker 2: Maybe this is the worst thing that she's ever done.
Speaker 2: I still feel awful. I accepted a liver from someone
Speaker 2: because I was an alcoholic. I am so scared to
Speaker 2: write the family. Still I feel so guilty, Alison says,
Speaker 2: why does she feel guilty?
Speaker 5: I wonder, Well, she was an alcoholic, and you know,
Speaker 5: but she's if they donated the.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I but she probably got the liver. She
Speaker 2: was an alcoholic. Maybe she kept drinking after she got
Speaker 2: the liver. I don't know. I don't know the details
Speaker 2: about that. Maybe she could follow up Doug you' ron
Speaker 2: Rovery's Morning Glory Good morning, Doug. Yeah, I just want
Speaker 2: to mention when you went around the horn asked somebody
Speaker 2: who since ever did I'm kind of surprised that, dude.
Speaker 2: She never mentioned setting up married demand for cheating.
Speaker 5: I never had sex with anyone.
Speaker 2: I know you tried. You and your friends tried to
Speaker 2: hook up with his many married men as possible, just
Speaker 2: to just to pray for giggles.
Speaker 5: Going through with it is different. I'm not that I
Speaker 5: would never cheat. Some of your friends did, though, dog man.
Speaker 5: It's anyhow, but they do. The guy was the one
Speaker 5: that did it. No one forced him to cheat.
Speaker 2: You tanted him. You can let him up.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, I share your disgust of Doogie Doug. Thank you, Doug,
Speaker 6: Thank you, Doug. Doug Dougie. Are you ready for these
Speaker 6: he going.
Speaker 2: On with your getting choked up? I was getting choked up.
Speaker 2: That's it, all this, all these said stories today. Are
Speaker 2: you ready for the news? Ye?
Speaker 5: Now, you got to watch that movie because it's been
Speaker 5: we've been talking about this.
Speaker 2: You have to watch it.
Speaker 5: Watch that movie, The Drama with We're Pattinson and Zendea.
Speaker 2: All right, but first we've got to get to the news.
Speaker 2: Here we go, Dash Dizzy on Rolls Morning Glory.
Speaker 5: Thieves pulled off a daring museum heist in Sicily. They
Speaker 5: made off with four Renaissance works attributed to painter Antonello
Speaker 5: the Messina. The theft happened Saturday night at the Movie
Speaker 5: Regional Museum in the city of Messina.
Speaker 2: It's resolved during.
Speaker 5: A holiday Italy's fair Gusto Holiday official say the thieves
Speaker 5: bypassed the alarm and security systems just before ten pm,
Speaker 5: taking three of the five surviving panels of a bunch
Speaker 5: of these beautiful paintings dated A fourteen seventy three, plus
Speaker 5: a double sided panel depicting the Virgin Mary and the
Speaker 5: Dead Crisis.
Speaker 2: Never even heard of this, dude? You guys ever heard
Speaker 2: of this painter? Picture of it? Rainy Chance? Ah, right,
Speaker 2: look it up? Was it not the story? Not at
Speaker 2: eight o'clock I thought I put it in there. I
Speaker 2: thought I put it in there.
Speaker 5: At Antonello do Messina A N T O N E
Speaker 5: L ll o.
Speaker 2: Okay, never heard of the guy?
Speaker 5: Why is it so easy to Why is it so
Speaker 5: easy to take a break into these museums? So they're
Speaker 5: bindcasting the alarm and the security systems, Like, what are
Speaker 5: we doing here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's always I don't know how big this museum is.
Speaker 2: I think what happens is they don't have a big budget,
Speaker 2: most of these museums, and they just get complacent. They
Speaker 2: go nobody's gonna for years, nobody breaks in, and then
Speaker 2: somebody goes in and loots the place. It says that
Speaker 2: what this is, what these are worth?
Speaker 5: Says thet comes just days after Italian police recovered three
Speaker 5: stolen paintings by Renoir, Sizanne and Matisse.
Speaker 2: Well those have you heard of?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so very sad.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 5: A new website lets you check if your car has
Speaker 5: been recorded by flock cameras. Did you guys see this
Speaker 5: over the weekend? This new story and you can enter,
Speaker 5: Oh I.
Speaker 2: Did see this? Like the website that I did not
Speaker 2: because I go, I don't know, maybe they're doing something weird.
Speaker 2: I did the same thing.
Speaker 5: I was like, I want to see, but I didn't
Speaker 5: want to see.
Speaker 2: If I been blocked.
Speaker 4: Okay, so I saw a website like this a couple
Speaker 4: of weeks ago. But it's only if they upload everything,
Speaker 4: and so you might it might not. Just the way
Speaker 4: it worked it made it seem like you might not.
Speaker 4: It might not find you. Well, you could have been. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's probably not one hundred percent. This is just freedom
Speaker 4: of Information Act. If they've taken all the freedom of
Speaker 4: Information Acts and compiled all of the license plates that
Speaker 4: were involved in these searches that people have got from
Speaker 4: foyer requests, and so I'm sure a very very incomplete
Speaker 4: picture of all of the searches that have been done.
Speaker 2: Have I been flocked?
Speaker 5: That's the site attracts flock audit logs and allows drivers
Speaker 5: to see if their license plate has been run by
Speaker 5: law enforcement agencies flock camera systems. So the person by
Speaker 5: the name of Jason Hanyar created the site after discovering
Speaker 5: flock misuse, and now people can see who is watching them.
Speaker 7: I feel weird putting my license plate though into that
Speaker 7: system to find out if somebody else is watching me.
Speaker 2: I have not been flocked. They just checked my up.
Speaker 2: You did Epstein hasn't been flocked though, Okay, that's good.
Speaker 5: A morning habit shared by billions of people may be
Speaker 5: tied to men's hormone levels in a way nobody fully expected.
Speaker 5: There was a very large study published in European Journal
Speaker 5: of Nutrition and they found that men who drank more
Speaker 5: coffee daily had significantly higher testosterone than men who drank
Speaker 5: little or non even after accounting for weight, smoking activity,
Speaker 5: and alcohol. Because the study only captured one snapshot in time,
Speaker 5: it can't say for sure that coffee itself.
Speaker 2: Is raising testosterone rather than something else explained both.
Speaker 5: But now they need to know does coffee boost testosterone?
Speaker 5: I know Rover does not drink coffee.
Speaker 2: No, and I have very low testosterone. In fact, I'm
Speaker 2: almost a female Charlie. You've stopped drinking recently. Why what happened?
Speaker 4: I did just think it was adding to my stress
Speaker 4: the caffeine. Yeah, and have you noticed any difference. Well,
Speaker 4: if I drank the coffee, it would really s aamp
Speaker 4: it up. So I no, not much of a difference.
Speaker 4: I just know that if I do drink the coffee,
Speaker 4: it's not good.
Speaker 2: Have you noticed your testosterone levels dropping significantly time you
Speaker 2: stopped drinking coffee? How much coffee? How much coffee?
Speaker 5: Were you drinking a lot all the time? Yeah, all
Speaker 5: day like Jeffrey does all day at night?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so now I'm just no coffee, no caffeine.
Speaker 5: And if you did one cup in the morning, no,
Speaker 5: that's still jacksu Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh, that would after being off of it for like
Speaker 4: a month, Yeah, that would definitely.
Speaker 2: See. I don't know what it would do. I stopped
Speaker 2: drinking caffeine probably it's been a while, four or five months.
Speaker 2: I think I haven't been keeping track, but I don't
Speaker 2: drink it now because I think it would just be
Speaker 2: so easy to get. Once I have a pepsi, I
Speaker 2: know I'm gonna want to keep drinking pepsi. I love
Speaker 2: Pepsi or doctor pepper or whatever. I'm like Jeffrey's kid.
Speaker 2: I can't get enough of it, and it's just I
Speaker 2: don't know, I just haven't haven't had any and trying
Speaker 2: to avoid it for no particular reason. Go on there.
Speaker 5: You know, when you're not feeling well and you do
Speaker 5: the Bratt diet. I always used to do that for
Speaker 5: my daughter when she was younger. A friend of mine
Speaker 5: wasn't feeling well. She's like, I'm just gonna do the
Speaker 5: Brat diet.
Speaker 2: What's the Bratt diet? Do you really not know what
Speaker 2: the Bratt diet is? Anybody with kids knows? Yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't know, Brad. Do you know what the bread diet is?
Speaker 4: Charlie, Yeah, bread, banana, banana uha raisins, apple sauce.
Speaker 5: Toast, rice rice, apple sauce.
Speaker 2: Apple sauce, toast toast. Yes, okay, the bread diet, Okay,
Speaker 2: so what about it.
Speaker 5: It's just kind of something that soothes your tummy and
Speaker 5: just is very bland and it won't get anything upset
Speaker 5: like in your system. So it's named actually one of
Speaker 5: the best diets of twenty twenty five, and it's often
Speaker 5: been hailed as a cure for an upset stomach and
Speaker 5: if you're nauseous or vomiting or diarrhea. But now it
Speaker 5: may be more a myth than a miracle worker. So
Speaker 5: with the whole cyclospora outbreak causing all that excess of
Speaker 5: vomiting and explosive diarrhea, the importance of trying to manage
Speaker 5: those systems is pretty it's pretty heightened. And there's limited
Speaker 5: research now coming out that says we actually support that
Speaker 5: this diet might be the best way to ease symptoms.
Speaker 5: That Brett really focuses on stuff that it's not proven
Speaker 5: to help.
Speaker 2: No, this is just like old wives tale. This is
Speaker 2: like stuff that I mean that's very obvious. I mean
Speaker 2: there's no scientific research.
Speaker 5: Well, the American Academy of Pediatrics. Pediatrics no longer recommends
Speaker 5: Bratt diet for children recovering from gastro for ill It.
Speaker 2: Seems fine to me. It's simple food, but there's but
Speaker 2: it's any better or any worse than anything else that
Speaker 2: you're eating.
Speaker 4: It's what They're definitely better than chicken wings. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 7: I always suggest hey to have some crackers or toast
Speaker 7: to my boyfriend if he's feeling ill.
Speaker 2: I got to get that in there, boyfriend, what took
Speaker 2: you so long? She wasn't here on Friday. We had
Speaker 2: to double down on the boyfriend mentions today you need
Speaker 2: to get a better slide in. That was a little lame.
Speaker 2: He gets mad at me for bringing it up.
Speaker 7: He's like, you always suggest crackers or something like that,
Speaker 7: because it's not terrible on your tummy.
Speaker 2: It's something mild. Yeah, I don't I don't know if
Speaker 2: it Yeah, I mean maybe chicken wings because they're spicy.
Speaker 2: But I don't know if it does any I guess
Speaker 2: I don't think it makes any difference at all.
Speaker 5: Entertainment news for you, Spider Man Brand New Day remained
Speaker 5: the number one box office movie, seventy million dollars it got,
Speaker 5: and it's third weekend. So now Spider Man becomes one
Speaker 5: of the only films ever to grow two billion dollars.
Speaker 5: There is a list they have, there's only eight we've
Speaker 5: got top eight. Spider Man is in eighth place with
Speaker 5: two point zero two billion dollars. The number one movie
Speaker 5: is Avatar with two point nine two billion dollars. I
Speaker 5: do think that Spider Man will surpass that.
Speaker 4: Is that because of inflation, though I'd like to know
Speaker 4: more how many tickets sold?
Speaker 2: Probably usually and then the really a lot of times
Speaker 2: when they do these lists, they will do adjusted for
Speaker 2: inflation lists because a lot of the old timey movies
Speaker 2: they actually hold up pretty well adjusted for inflation. The
Speaker 2: other thing you have to think about is population. So
Speaker 2: when you had a movie that was released, like Gone
Speaker 2: with the Wind, what was the population of the United
Speaker 2: States at the time that that was released.
Speaker 8: Well, also, there was no multiplexes back then too, so
Speaker 8: that how many maybe better Gone with the Wind was
Speaker 8: on one screen.
Speaker 2: So that's all you could see.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so looking at this list for the there's only
Speaker 5: eight films that have crossed into the billion dollar club.
Speaker 5: In fourth place is this knee zadd two?
Speaker 2: What the hell is that?
Speaker 5: From twenty twenty five. It's made two point two seven
Speaker 5: billion dollars.
Speaker 2: I never heard of it. Is that a Bollywood thing?
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 2: Oh? Maybe that's what it is?
Speaker 5: Ne Zha two?
Speaker 2: I don't know, never heard of it. Chinese animated film.
Speaker 5: Oh all right, yeah, that's I do think Spider Man
Speaker 5: will cross over and become at least the top three.
Speaker 5: It's Avatar. The Way of the Water is third place
Speaker 5: with two point three three. I definitely think that they'll
Speaker 5: get up there.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 5: That's the schizzy on Rovers Morning Glory.
Speaker 1: Do people describe you as delusional, paranoid, dim witted or
Speaker 1: just straight up in it?
Speaker 2: Well, you'll fit in right here? Cool or textive? Show
Speaker 2: now one eight six six yo Rover that's eight.
Speaker 3: Six six ninety six seven six eighty three seven.
Speaker 2: I toltinly wan't watch any more of those Avatar movies.
Speaker 2: So I saw the first one I ever saw any
Speaker 2: any of it. I don't understand. Yeah, I mean it's
Speaker 2: that ride. It was kind of cool, like it's different,
Speaker 2: But I'm like one and done is good. The ride
Speaker 2: is great. They amal Kingdom the ride? Does he ride?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 8: I returned to the best. So one of the best,
Speaker 8: the smells and stuff. Could you smell these pumping like
Speaker 8: sense and suffer? Its motorcycle animal poop, No Avatar, the
Speaker 8: Force sent Paul.
Speaker 2: They said there was an animal ride. It's Animal Kingdom,
Speaker 2: Animal Kingdom, all right. Just Dobber wants to know why
Speaker 2: not drink decaf Charlie. It's like drinking zero alcohol beer,
Speaker 2: Like what's the point, right? Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 4: I could if I was like really craving coffee, That's
Speaker 4: what I would do.
Speaker 2: But Okay, there's somebody that says, my, uh, Rover's wife
Speaker 2: looks like the chick from the Obsessed movie. I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is. Obsession movie, obsession movie. Okay,
Speaker 2: obsession a brunette. Yeah, that's about it. Okay, anybody with
Speaker 2: glasses looks just like Charlie. Anyone with brown hair looks
Speaker 2: just like my wife. I guess John in Youngstown, you're
Speaker 2: on Rover's Born to Glory. Good morning, John, Good morning guys.
Speaker 2: I thought today was Tuesday, but still call me Today's Monday.
Speaker 2: And I'm right.
Speaker 4: But uh wasn't supposed to act more professional.
Speaker 2: Today and act like she knew how to do the news. Shoot,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I think I think it was smart. She
Speaker 2: was going to act smart. I think is what a week?
Speaker 2: She said, Well start tomorrow, yeah, and out today tomorrow
Speaker 2: is okay? Well tomorrow, okay start? What about if we
Speaker 2: start right now?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Right now? Okay, all right for the rest of the show.
Speaker 2: Do she's smart? All right, I've got to take a
Speaker 2: quick break. We'll be right back on Rover's Morning. Glory,
Speaker 2: hang on, well he is.
Speaker 9: I'm just the regular guy that extraordinary job.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Roversy, Glory.
Speaker 2: Richard Santa text message. She is speaking of bad decisions.
Speaker 2: I slept with one of my best friend's wife while
Speaker 2: he was deployed multiple times. Then I had to be
Speaker 2: the one to call and tell him what happened. All right,
Speaker 2: I wonder why he had to be the one to
Speaker 2: call to say what happened. Couldn't you just keep that
Speaker 2: amongst yourselves, Like your best friend is deployed, you screw
Speaker 2: his wife. He's never gonna know if you don't say
Speaker 2: anything about it, eating you go. Oh, I had to
Speaker 2: be the one to call and tell them what happened.
Speaker 2: You didn't have to do anything.
Speaker 9: But what if this guy was screwing his best friend's wife.
Speaker 9: While being deployed, he gets that wife pregnant. When he
Speaker 9: comes back, finds out, sees that she's pregnant, and then
Speaker 9: it's not his h obviously, because that would be the
Speaker 9: way he found out that somebody's been porking his wife.
Speaker 2: That's when you say, I think I sat on a
Speaker 2: toilet seat in a McDonald's bathroom and something sticky was
Speaker 2: on the toilet seat, and I think I think I
Speaker 2: got pregnant from that. That's that's what you come up
Speaker 2: with in that In that scenario, you don't who fesses
Speaker 2: up to that? Wow? All right, And Sean wants to
Speaker 2: know what is Charlie stressed about? He works twenty five
Speaker 2: hours a week, he naps every day, he doesn't have
Speaker 2: a mortgage payment or kids. What is he so stressed about?
Speaker 2: Sean wants to know what stresses you out most in life. Charlie,
Speaker 2: I don't know anything striped, just stretch, stressed. Is it
Speaker 2: more a general anxiety that you have, not about a
Speaker 2: particular thing.
Speaker 4: I've got a bunch of cramp I have to do,
Speaker 4: I have to finish, I have to accomplish, I have
Speaker 4: to do just like things that I have to do
Speaker 4: that get done uh, and maybe maybe once those are
Speaker 4: all done, I'll be less stressed.
Speaker 2: But I because I never always be more stuff. What
Speaker 2: if you get done, there is gonna be more stuff
Speaker 2: done to be done, Charlie. And this is this is
Speaker 2: why my wife she gets so angry at me because
Speaker 2: I'm a procrastinator and she's like, doesn't it just feel
Speaker 2: good to get things done? And my answer is no,
Speaker 2: because the more I get done, the more people are
Speaker 2: going to get me to do. So to me, the
Speaker 2: less you do is the way to live life. Oh,
Speaker 2: what's what do you want to get done? What's your
Speaker 2: what's your top accomplishment you do? You're looking at It's
Speaker 2: not accomplishment, it's like any sort of cool goal.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: I need to sell my dad's house. I need to
Speaker 4: finish his estate. I need to sell his his two houses.
Speaker 4: I have to sell both of those. I have a
Speaker 4: I have to make sure the grass is being cut there.
Speaker 4: I have to uh sell his car that I have
Speaker 4: to get rid of. It's just a bunch of sorry,
Speaker 4: a bunch of stu.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 4: It's a bunch of crap that I have to just
Speaker 4: get done. And it it's slow and there's not much
Speaker 4: I can do about it to speed it up.
Speaker 2: So it's just, oh, sorry, that's just you know, Charlie's
Speaker 2: is spilling his guts out. You know, it's just I
Speaker 2: yawned Jeffrey coughs. Now is there is there? Are you
Speaker 2: waiting on? Stuff? Does this have to go through the
Speaker 2: court system? You gotta.
Speaker 4: I gotta empty the house that was filled. I have
Speaker 4: to figure out how do I get rid of what?
Speaker 4: How to even begin to get rid of the stuff?
Speaker 2: Like, what what do I do with it? It's very
Speaker 2: I don't not exactly sure how I do it.
Speaker 4: Like there's so much stuff I have to tackle, not
Speaker 4: that he's a hoarder, it was a hoarder or anything,
Speaker 4: but it's his stuff, is it?
Speaker 2: And I don't know if it's good stuff? And you're
Speaker 2: going to go through everything you have to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I've already grabbed everything that seemed important right
Speaker 4: off the bat, like get rid of that, not get
Speaker 4: rid of it, get it out of there. So but
Speaker 4: now the stuff I'm looking at it goes this like
Speaker 4: some sort of family heirloom. I don't know what this
Speaker 4: is or is this just some piece of crap that
Speaker 4: he bought that's not doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 5: I don't know, so I have to do that someone
Speaker 5: come looking and assess everything and get one of those
Speaker 5: trucks that will remove everything that you don't want maybe,
Speaker 5: or you could.
Speaker 4: Even possibly even like just remove the stuff that's important
Speaker 4: and sell the house as is I mean, and then
Speaker 4: just have somebody else do it.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: It's just a bunch of crap like that. So it's
Speaker 4: no accomplishment where I'm like, this is the goal. I
Speaker 4: feel great after this. Nothing like that, just crap that
Speaker 4: I have to do.
Speaker 2: Here is there's somebody who's uh says, what's the point
Speaker 2: of the flock cameras? So they don't keep track of
Speaker 2: the Epstein plate. Well, they do keep track of everything.
Speaker 2: The website that Charlie looked at to see if you've
Speaker 2: been flocked? Was it? Have you been flocked? Is that?
Speaker 2: What have you been flocked? Dot com? Is that the
Speaker 2: I don't know what the website address is. That only
Speaker 2: is going to show you a license plate that has
Speaker 2: been involved in a search, an active search that the
Speaker 2: police have said okay, we're looking for the person, or
Speaker 2: we did a search of this license plate. And even
Speaker 2: even if they did, it doesn't mean necessarily that you're
Speaker 2: still going to end up in this database because this
Speaker 2: is only searches that have been released, and the details
Speaker 2: have been released via a Freedom of Information Act, so
Speaker 2: a lot of them probably haven't been released, so it's
Speaker 2: impossible to know if they've actually searched.
Speaker 9: Well Corn of Cleuton Police Chief Annie Todd, she said
Speaker 9: that it's one of the most important tools that law
Speaker 9: enforcement used to help solve crimes because they can also
Speaker 9: use to track the vehicle's movement. And another thing they're
Speaker 9: trying to do is safeguard that only certain people have
Speaker 9: access to the system and it's not being abused. Is
Speaker 9: we've done stories where I've seen a story over the
Speaker 9: weekend where this one woman used was a police officer
Speaker 9: and used the FLOCK system to track her ex husband.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it happens all the time, every day. It seems
Speaker 2: like this would not be real hard to lock down
Speaker 2: and figure out. It seems like a police department could
Speaker 2: have only one user that's the Flock user, that person, right,
Speaker 2: all all searches have to go through that guy, so
Speaker 2: that would cut out I think a lot of a
Speaker 2: lot of these, you know, people just dicking around with
Speaker 2: the system and oh's what's my ex girlfriend up to?
Speaker 2: H You see, you have one or two people that
Speaker 2: that can do the searches, and they have to justify
Speaker 2: each one, and it doesn't seem like it's it's rocket
Speaker 2: science to figure out how to how to lock this down.
Speaker 2: In Arizona, there was a a Ross. Is it Ross
Speaker 2: dress for Less? I've I don't. I don't think I've
Speaker 2: ever been into a Ross, have you guys? No, I've
Speaker 2: seen them at the mall. Well, yeah, they thought it
Speaker 2: was a gress store. That's why I never went in.
Speaker 7: So no, it's it kind of reminds me of a
Speaker 7: Marshals or a TJ Max.
Speaker 5: Like a cheaper kind of yeah, but us clothing stuff.
Speaker 2: Well, a guy was shoplifting at a Ross in Tucson, Arizona,
Speaker 2: and he was coming out with all of his all
Speaker 2: of his loot, all of his booty, all of his
Speaker 2: stuff that he just stole from the store, and a granny,
Speaker 2: a gun toting granny, confronted him, pulls out a gun.
Speaker 2: Here's the video here.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 2: So she she is pointing the gun at him. He
Speaker 2: look at all this stuff he's just casually walking out with.
Speaker 2: She has a gun out, she pulls a gun. And
Speaker 2: there was some sort of discussion that the two had here.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they were talking about. But he
Speaker 2: just casually takes all of his stuff and gets it.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know if he gets into a
Speaker 2: vehicle or where he ends up going. But they have
Speaker 2: not caught the guy. What's the point of this lady
Speaker 2: doing that? Yes, she's got I don't well, that doesn't
Speaker 2: that doesn't why it's not your stuff. If it was
Speaker 2: your stuff, I would say, Okay, I know you're not
Speaker 2: supposed to your stuff. You know you can't. You can't
Speaker 2: use a firearm to protect property or whatever. You can
Speaker 2: protect yourself, but not items. And okay, but you know
Speaker 2: somebody's stealing all your stuff, I might pull out a
Speaker 2: gun on them, but for ross.
Speaker 4: And it didn't work either, No, I didn't. You just
Speaker 4: looked at her and went, okay, I'm taking this by
Speaker 4: That's some balls though that the guy has.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: If somebody was pointing a gun at you once you
Speaker 2: what would you do? Wun't you just drop the stuff?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would like, Okay, these crappy purses aren't worth
Speaker 4: my life if it's like Marshall's level stuff.
Speaker 2: But it's all worth like what thirty dollars, just drop it.
Speaker 2: So he got away. The police have not been able
Speaker 2: to find this guy. Now people are celebrating this granny,
Speaker 2: saying how hard are how happy they are that she
Speaker 2: was standing up for the goodness of society and trying
Speaker 2: to take out this thug. But she may end up
Speaker 2: getting charged herself because according to state law there, you
Speaker 2: cannot brandish a firearm to stop a shoplifting. Now, there
Speaker 2: are other crimes that you could pull out a firearm
Speaker 2: if they're being committed, probably various felonies, assaults, whatever, I
Speaker 2: don't know, murder, rape, home invasion. Those sorts of things
Speaker 2: that you could stop to try to prevent a crime,
Speaker 2: you could use a firearm to try to prevent that crime.
Speaker 2: Shoplifting is not one of them. So the granny herself
Speaker 2: may actually end up being charged with a crime. Now
Speaker 2: I don't agree with that either. I don't think she
Speaker 2: should be charged. She didn't she didn't shoot the guy.
Speaker 2: She did pull this firearm out. If you look at it,
Speaker 2: even if you just look at the still frame, she
Speaker 2: does have her finger not on the trigger, she has
Speaker 2: it up along the firearm there, So she's not in
Speaker 2: danger of accidentally shooting him. She seems to know, like
Speaker 2: kind of knows maybe a little bit. I don't know
Speaker 2: of what she's doing, But I don't think you think
Speaker 2: she should be charged with a crime for this.
Speaker 5: Yes, if I had my kid in the parking lot
Speaker 5: and she's walking around with the gun out brandishing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not good. The guy was the safety on red?
Speaker 2: You're dead?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: Huh? That's what you got to make sure that red
Speaker 2: is not on.
Speaker 5: If you're going to start shooting, make sure safety's on
Speaker 5: or off.
Speaker 2: You can't only pointed at things you want to kill.
Speaker 5: She's like walking around like it's part of the conversation.
Speaker 2: Hey, what are you doing over there, mister?
Speaker 5: Even though her index finger is on the outside of
Speaker 5: the gun, which is proper protocol.
Speaker 2: How did she even know what was going on? Like,
Speaker 2: here's a news story about this. Here, maybe they explained, Oh.
Speaker 10: This dangerous encounter has left many people shocked. You can
Speaker 10: eat and hear the shock in the voice of the
Speaker 10: witness who captured this whole encounter on a video. Now,
Speaker 10: experts are advising people to not intervene if they see
Speaker 10: someone they suspect is shoplifting.
Speaker 2: Oh, my god, what the hell? What's going on?
Speaker 10: As you can see, the witness captures a suspected shoplifter
Speaker 10: walking away from the Ross storefront with multiple bags.
Speaker 2: In the background, the store's alarm is blaring.
Speaker 10: That's when a bystander walks up to the suspect, pulling
Speaker 10: out what appears to be a handgun and an attempt
Speaker 10: to stop them. I asked you saw police about this video.
Speaker 10: They confirm that they are using this video as evidence
Speaker 10: for an active shoplifting investigation. They said that when police
Speaker 10: arrived on seeing the suspect was already gone. No arrest
Speaker 10: has been made, and since this is still an ongoing investigation,
Speaker 10: they cannot further comment. So I reached out to a
Speaker 10: criminal defense attorney, Louis Fidell, to learn more about the
Speaker 10: legalities of this situation.
Speaker 2: It really depends on the details, but there is a
Speaker 2: statute that authorizes people to display or use a firearm
Speaker 2: to prevent certain crimes. Shoplifting is not one of those crimes.
Speaker 10: Biel says, anyone who points a gun in this scenario
Speaker 10: risking charged with aggravated assault.
Speaker 2: With the deadly weapon.
Speaker 10: He says introducing a firearm into a property crime is
Speaker 10: incredibly dangerous, putting the public, the bystander, and the suspect
Speaker 10: at risk of death over retail items.
Speaker 2: So you think this lady should be charged, You don't, Yes,
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I really don't like at some
Speaker 2: point people have to take a stand against these thugs
Speaker 2: that are out there just shoplifting, and you know, this
Speaker 2: is the community that she lives in, and yeah, but
Speaker 2: they can't get there fast enough, and people ever fed up.
Speaker 2: Now I haven't heard as much shoplifting stuff recently, so
Speaker 2: maybe things have calmed down a little bit. And I
Speaker 2: remember some states they had enacted things and they go, well,
Speaker 2: it's not really a crime as long as you shoplift
Speaker 2: less than a thousand dollars worth of stuff. So then
Speaker 2: people will load up with nine hundred dollars and stuff
Speaker 2: and just walk out unimpeded. So I think people had
Speaker 2: enough of it, and this lady probably is is one
Speaker 2: of the fed up, angry people, and they go, I
Speaker 2: don't want this happening in my community. I actually don't
Speaker 2: have any issue with this. She didn't she didn't fire
Speaker 2: at the guy. She didn't you know, she tried to
Speaker 2: stop them to the best of her ability, but she
Speaker 2: she obviously couldn't. I don't know what they were talking
Speaker 2: about there. They seem to have some sort of conversation.
Speaker 2: I don't know what they were talking about.
Speaker 7: Isn't that for the business to decide to implement more security,
Speaker 7: for them to start enforcing prosecuting shoplifts, because not just citizens.
Speaker 2: I wish they would, but they are all so worried
Speaker 2: about being sued that they just basically let people walk out.
Speaker 2: And it's the cost of doing business now, and they
Speaker 2: you know, so you pay higher prices for everything for
Speaker 2: all the shoplifting that occurs. But the companies that are
Speaker 2: being stolen from they don't want to do anything because
Speaker 2: they what will happen is they would go out there,
Speaker 2: they tackle this guy, and their security guards would tackle
Speaker 2: them and they go, oh, I broke my knee, and
Speaker 2: oh you twisted my neck, and oh I'm an invalid
Speaker 2: now and I'm gonna sue best Buy or Ross or whoever.
Speaker 2: And they end up they end up losing in some
Speaker 2: of these cases. And it's I think it's a shame.
Speaker 2: And if you were a business owner, I know these
Speaker 2: are big corporations, but still they're getting ripped off just
Speaker 2: like anybody if this was a mom and pop start,
Speaker 2: same amount of merchandise is going out the door, and
Speaker 2: it sucks. And that's a grown man. Again. We talked
Speaker 2: about it earlier. Yeah, I shoplifted from a kmart. I
Speaker 2: was probably about I don't know, twelve or thirteen or
Speaker 2: probably about that age and stole some CDs from a kmart.
Speaker 2: These are grown men taking all these stuff out of
Speaker 2: this store. It's ridiculous. Here's a here's a guy that
Speaker 2: I think he was dehydrated. This is a PFT live
Speaker 2: Pro Football Talk Live. They're doing the show and the
Speaker 2: co host here, Michael Holly. I haven't watched this video yet.
Speaker 2: I've only heard about this. Did you watch this, Charlie?
Speaker 2: Here he is, and watch now the the other guy,
Speaker 2: the main host. What's this dude's name is this?
Speaker 8: That is that?
Speaker 2: That florial guy is whatever? The guy the main host
Speaker 2: his name? He apparently is completely oblivious to this as
Speaker 2: his co host is completely passing out in the middle
Speaker 2: of the show.
Speaker 3: Watch this A big difference if you're going to be
Speaker 3: working for a team or owning a piece of a
Speaker 3: team and doing this, Michael Holly, that must be disclosed.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, on a regular basis, and if Trey
Speaker 3: Aikman's logic to justify take.
Speaker 2: It, Oh my god, you're kidding. What happened? Did he
Speaker 2: just pass out? And that's it. That's the clip. And
Speaker 2: when you see this guy, if you're not watching r
Speaker 2: mg TV right now, his eyes are it looks like
Speaker 2: you think he's goofing around. Do you think he's like
Speaker 2: making a funny face or something, But his eyes are
Speaker 2: bugging out of his head, they're huge. And then he's
Speaker 2: like just kind of starts leaning back here.
Speaker 3: If you're going to be working for a team or
Speaker 3: owning a piece of a team and doing this, Michael Hawley,
Speaker 3: that must be disclosed on a regular basis. And if
Speaker 3: Trey Aikman's logic to justify taking a check through Stephen
Speaker 3: Ross and.
Speaker 2: Then just falls right out of the chair and the
Speaker 2: host is like, well, I was watching the monitor. I
Speaker 2: wasn't watching him, so I didn't see what happened. They
Speaker 2: did have an explanation, I'll pull up the explanation here
Speaker 2: of what they say, this guy, what he was, what
Speaker 2: happened to him, But I felt I would say a
Speaker 2: handful of times in the main studio, I felt like
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys ever do this, if
Speaker 2: you turn your head or at a certain angle or
Speaker 2: like speed or like, I don't know, do you guys
Speaker 2: ever get light headed when you do that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, I've been light headed before where you feel, yeah,
Speaker 4: you feel like you're about to pass out.
Speaker 2: Sure, Yeah, I've been in the middle of the show,
Speaker 2: in the middle of a sentence, and I'm like, man,
Speaker 2: i might pass out. I'm thinking I might pass out,
Speaker 2: and you just you power through it. You're like, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna have to get through that. I don't want to
Speaker 2: have an embarrassing scene here. And I guess maybe that's
Speaker 2: what this guy was doing, they claim. According to this
Speaker 2: in a statement, he says, yeah, that is that guy
Speaker 2: is a what's his name? Is that Mike Florio. He's
Speaker 2: not the one that passed out as the co host.
Speaker 2: Florio says on Friday's show, Michael Holly became overheated and
Speaker 2: fainted in the studio in his home. We immediately went
Speaker 2: to a commercial break in order to get him assistance. Fortunately,
Speaker 2: Michael recovered quickly and is fine. And then he goes
Speaker 2: on to say that Michael was in the studio at
Speaker 2: his home. It was very warm in there. He hadn't
Speaker 2: had anything to eat or drink before the show. He
Speaker 2: became overheated and passed out. I didn't notice until he
Speaker 2: slumped in his seat because I was looking at the camera,
Speaker 2: not the monitor. We went to break right away to
Speaker 2: get him assistance if he needed it. Fortunately, he recovered
Speaker 2: quickly and is fine. I'm reading here at keeps his
Speaker 2: house at seventy nine degrees. Yeah, really that's chilly. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a little bit cold, a little nippy. All right,
Speaker 2: I've got to take a break. Eight sixty six, Yo,
Speaker 2: Rover is our number. Eight six six nine sixty seven,
Speaker 2: six eighty three seven, Ducie, what are you coming up?
Speaker 2: In the shizzy? There's a woman in the news.
Speaker 5: She has a very funny response to her hoa fines
Speaker 5: and I I'll tell you what she decided to do
Speaker 5: coming up next.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 2: Waco says they sent you an article over the weekend.
Speaker 2: A New York assembly person says that people shouldn't be
Speaker 2: prosecuted for crimes because of poverty, like shoplifting. I don't
Speaker 2: know if I read that. I did see a story.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's the same moment, and she's like, Oh, people
Speaker 2: have a biological need, and so you can't. It's not
Speaker 2: really a crime that you have to satisfy their need
Speaker 2: of eating or whatever it is, and therefore you cannot
Speaker 2: prosecute somebody. But that's just not the way that the
Speaker 2: world works. Obviously, we're talking about the person shoplifting out
Speaker 2: of that ross, or people are thinking of it. People
Speaker 2: are fed up. Got to take a quick break. Will
Speaker 2: be right back on Rover's Morning Glory. Hang on,