WEBVTT - Please Pull Up 0:00:01.680 --> 0:00:04.130 The News Junkie is on. 0:00:04.530 --> 0:00:07.150 The best friends you never knew you had running through 0:00:07.170 --> 0:00:09.420 the most viral stories of the day. 0:00:10.060 --> 0:00:19.210 The News Junkie starts now. It is Monday, August 31st. 21st, 2026. 0:00:19.210 --> 0:00:23.230 Lots to get to today. From Lindsay Clancy jury updates 0:00:23.630 --> 0:00:27.130 to a mayor refuses to lower the flag for Dolly 0:00:27.190 --> 0:00:31.390 Parton and fights break out at a controversial MMA event. 0:00:31.770 --> 0:00:39.199 Plus your calls, dispatches, emails, texts, and more. C-Lane is here. 0:00:39.520 --> 0:00:41.699 So are you. You can join us. Send us a 0:00:41.760 --> 0:00:46.580 dispatch over at thenewsjunkie.com right now. You can also watch 0:00:46.659 --> 0:00:51.090 the show on YouTube.com slash The News Junkie. We're also 0:00:51.150 --> 0:00:57.110 live over on Twitch.tv. And your messages from chat are 0:00:57.130 --> 0:01:00.340 coming into the studio here real time as per usual. 0:01:00.880 --> 0:01:03.100 Let's get those in. Let's have you join us here. 0:01:03.160 --> 0:01:06.740 How's everybody doing on a Monday? 0:01:06.780 --> 0:01:07.560 Not bad. 0:01:07.819 --> 0:01:08.209 How about you? 0:01:08.220 --> 0:01:08.540 Yeah, I know. 0:01:09.000 --> 0:01:09.699 Same, man. 0:01:10.120 --> 0:01:10.270 Same. 0:01:10.310 --> 0:01:13.470 Had a great weekend. Relaxed a bit. Went to a 0:01:13.790 --> 0:01:15.890 hardcore concert. Oh, yeah. 0:01:15.910 --> 0:01:19.110 Just a lot of moshing. You're probably exhausted. 0:01:19.130 --> 0:01:22.670 I am, man. My body is banged up. Yeah. From 0:01:22.690 --> 0:01:23.830 going to this show. Yeah. 0:01:24.130 --> 0:01:26.390 Oh, are you going to tell people who it was 0:01:26.430 --> 0:01:27.190 you went to see? 0:01:27.209 --> 0:01:29.510 I think it was. I think it was Hatebreed. I 0:01:29.550 --> 0:01:31.640 think it might have been Hatebreed that I went to. Yeah. 0:01:31.670 --> 0:01:33.639 I think they're close to each other on the rack. 0:01:33.700 --> 0:01:33.920 Yeah. 0:01:34.480 --> 0:01:34.720 Yeah. 0:01:36.610 --> 0:01:38.330 What are you doing, man? 0:01:38.790 --> 0:01:42.440 I went to a very hardcore concert over the weekend. 0:01:42.940 --> 0:01:45.160 I mixed it up in the pit. I was doing 0:01:45.180 --> 0:01:46.720 a little circle pit action. 0:01:47.620 --> 0:01:50.220 And then right after they played Mbop, we left. It 0:01:50.260 --> 0:01:54.419 was pretty cut and dry. You were one of the leavers? 0:01:55.120 --> 0:01:58.400 You didn't stay for Where's the Love? No, Courtney almost 0:01:58.440 --> 0:02:02.330 cried at Mbop. She's like, oh, I got goosebumps on 0:02:02.340 --> 0:02:05.910 my arm. And I'm like, this is friggin' embarrassing. And then. 0:02:06.470 --> 0:02:08.530 And then Oombop comes on, and I'm like, oh, what 0:02:08.550 --> 0:02:13.290 are we doing here? A Hanson concert? And then I 0:02:13.330 --> 0:02:15.690 start thinking, and I go, this song is kind. 0:02:15.510 --> 0:02:19.010 Of brilliant, because it doesn't matter what language you speak, 0:02:19.550 --> 0:02:23.829 Oombop still works. It was the emoji of songs. Yeah, 0:02:23.850 --> 0:02:26.470 I'm walking away. What's my life? What is my life 0:02:26.550 --> 0:02:30.680 coming to here? Honestly, if I were at Epcot and 0:02:30.700 --> 0:02:33.239 I found out Hanson was playing, I'm pretty sure I 0:02:33.300 --> 0:02:36.359 could not say no to at least... seeing them perform 0:02:36.580 --> 0:02:39.600 Mbop one time, just to say that I did. Yeah, 0:02:39.660 --> 0:02:42.079 I mean, I didn't know they were on purpose. This 0:02:42.120 --> 0:02:45.180 wasn't a wake up Sunday morning at the house and 0:02:45.220 --> 0:02:48.049 look at Courtney and go, Hanson's at Epcot, let's go 0:02:48.090 --> 0:02:51.210 for Hanson. No, there was zero forethought in this. It 0:02:51.250 --> 0:02:55.270 was nice and simple and, hey, wait, there's a band 0:02:55.290 --> 0:02:55.750 playing here? 0:02:56.090 --> 0:02:59.170 Who's playing at Epcot? Oh, it's that, oh, Hanson, I 0:02:59.230 --> 0:03:01.720 remember them, the little girls band or whatever. And then, 0:03:01.740 --> 0:03:04.280 you know, you go through the process and watch them 0:03:04.340 --> 0:03:06.200 and bam. They sounded good. That was kind of a 0:03:06.220 --> 0:03:08.120 fun time, honestly. All right, we have a lot to 0:03:08.160 --> 0:03:10.220 get to today, so let's not wait. We're waiting for 0:03:10.240 --> 0:03:13.540 the jury, though. We are in the Lindsey Clancy trial. 0:03:13.880 --> 0:03:15.540 I think we're 50-50 on whether we're going to get 0:03:15.560 --> 0:03:17.250 a verdict today during the show. 0:03:17.470 --> 0:03:17.810 All right? 0:03:18.310 --> 0:03:18.790 Legit. 0:03:18.870 --> 0:03:23.589 I think we're 50-50 on getting a verdict during the 0:03:23.650 --> 0:03:24.310 show today. 0:03:24.889 --> 0:03:26.350 This could be the final day. 0:03:26.830 --> 0:03:28.650 Now, I might say that we might be like day 0:03:28.650 --> 0:03:30.840 76 of the jury deliberations, but I. 0:03:30.840 --> 0:03:31.620 Don't think so. 0:03:31.639 --> 0:03:33.740 I think we might get it today or tomorrow at 0:03:33.780 --> 0:03:37.420 the latest Wednesday. But I got a feeling. I got 0:03:37.440 --> 0:03:39.280 a little bit of a feeling about today. So let's 0:03:39.300 --> 0:03:41.560 see what happens here. Right now, let's put our ears 0:03:41.590 --> 0:03:42.950 to the ground, our fingers in the polls. Let's see 0:03:42.970 --> 0:03:45.130 what's happening in this great, big, wide world of ours. 0:03:45.170 --> 0:03:49.400 And we go to a brand new AI startup. I 0:03:49.440 --> 0:03:53.600 know you've heard of the big ones. You've heard of ChatGPT, right? 0:03:53.640 --> 0:03:54.980 You know Gemini. I am familiar. 0:03:55.460 --> 0:03:57.630 You might have used Claw at a time or two. 0:03:58.290 --> 0:04:00.350 You might have, what are the other ones? Hugging Face. 0:04:00.370 --> 0:04:03.950 I don't even know if I've ever used that one. Lovable. Lovable. 0:04:03.990 --> 0:04:06.290 You've got the DuckDuckGo's got one. 0:04:06.330 --> 0:04:08.130 You know what I mean. They're all out there. 0:04:08.160 --> 0:04:11.540 What's Microsoft's one that they kept trying to shoehorn into 0:04:11.560 --> 0:04:13.740 the shows? Oh, man. Copilot. 0:04:13.840 --> 0:04:15.540 Copilot. Copilot. 0:04:15.560 --> 0:04:18.029 You got them all, baby. They're out there. Well, I just, 0:04:18.070 --> 0:04:20.430 you know, there's a lot of data here, but I 0:04:20.470 --> 0:04:22.920 just typed it all into Copilot. Now I have the answers. 0:04:23.339 --> 0:04:24.080 You're like, really? 0:04:24.100 --> 0:04:25.160 We can fight crime. 0:04:25.600 --> 0:04:28.750 Lead detective on this episode of CSI. I'm so glad 0:04:28.790 --> 0:04:31.270 to hear that from you. Next, you're going to tell 0:04:31.310 --> 0:04:35.469 us about a great deal at Bojangles or something. Anyhow, 0:04:35.830 --> 0:04:39.310 this is a new startup in the AI world. And 0:04:40.089 --> 0:04:41.840 I don't know if this is an AI video, which 0:04:41.860 --> 0:04:42.560 would make it more funny. 0:04:42.620 --> 0:04:45.240 It's not. It doesn't seem like an AI video. I 0:04:45.300 --> 0:04:49.000 think it is just from looking at the thumbnail. I mean, 0:04:49.020 --> 0:04:53.780 this is a company called Charleston AI. All right. Charleston AI. 0:04:54.420 --> 0:04:56.840 And this guy who's the head of Charleston AI wants 0:04:56.860 --> 0:04:59.300 to give you a run through on what they can 0:04:59.339 --> 0:05:00.560 do and what's going on. 0:05:00.600 --> 0:05:02.140 Why does it have a brick and mortar? 0:05:03.300 --> 0:05:05.440 Well, you'll find out they need a brick and mortar 0:05:05.820 --> 0:05:07.740 for a big company like Charleston AI. 0:05:08.040 --> 0:05:11.700 AI is not coming to Charleston. It's already here. I'm 0:05:11.740 --> 0:05:15.050 Jim Riley. from Charleston AI. I'm one of the co-founders 0:05:15.610 --> 0:05:16.409 of Charleston AI. 0:05:16.570 --> 0:05:18.969 We're local to Charleston, and we're here to. 0:05:18.910 --> 0:05:21.390 Help humans help humans with AI. 0:05:21.510 --> 0:05:24.290 All right, humans. We want to help the humans help 0:05:24.330 --> 0:05:25.450 the humans. 0:05:25.150 --> 0:05:26.390 With AI, okay? 0:05:26.950 --> 0:05:29.660 Also, that man just said Charleston about 18 times in 0:05:29.680 --> 0:05:30.570 about six seconds. 0:05:30.680 --> 0:05:31.140 Sure. 0:05:31.420 --> 0:05:34.060 You really worked them all in there. This is the 0:05:34.120 --> 0:05:36.520 new frontier of AI. All right, it's not a big 0:05:36.560 --> 0:05:40.180 data center. It's a brick-and-mortar office, like C-Lane said, so 0:05:40.200 --> 0:05:44.020 let's get a tour of this breakthrough AI company. 0:05:45.600 --> 0:05:52.420 And here is our lab. This is where AI comes alive. 0:05:52.540 --> 0:05:56.990 Here's our lab, folks. This is a joke. This is 0:05:57.070 --> 0:05:58.330 a joke video. 0:05:58.350 --> 0:06:01.409 We're starting with a joke. This is not real. 0:06:01.589 --> 0:06:04.100 What are you talking about? This is the lab. This 0:06:04.150 --> 0:06:06.640 is where the AI magic happens. There are a total 0:06:06.680 --> 0:06:10.900 of two television screens. And there's more water bottles than 0:06:10.940 --> 0:06:15.620 there are computers on the table here. 0:06:15.940 --> 0:06:20.430 One monitor is vertical and one is horizontal. So there's 0:06:20.470 --> 0:06:21.230 quite the setup. 0:06:21.250 --> 0:06:23.010 Yeah, I know. That's how my friend used to Twitch 0:06:23.029 --> 0:06:26.030 stream when she played video games. yeah you know that 0:06:26.110 --> 0:06:27.170 chat on the. 0:06:26.970 --> 0:06:30.350 Vertical yes yeah like whole big chat screen there so 0:06:30.370 --> 0:06:32.599 this is for his ai room this is where everything 0:06:32.620 --> 0:06:35.719 kind of comes to life and where the magic happens. 0:06:35.279 --> 0:06:38.260 Guy comes alive what used to take months to get 0:06:38.300 --> 0:06:41.469 accomplished we can do in hours for you Here we 0:06:41.510 --> 0:06:42.430 have an empty office. 0:06:42.730 --> 0:06:46.770 Also, the big AI breakthrough is what used to take 0:06:46.830 --> 0:06:48.310 months can now take hours. 0:06:50.290 --> 0:06:51.150 What are we doing? 0:06:52.430 --> 0:06:55.789 What used to take a while takes seconds now. But 0:06:55.870 --> 0:06:56.589 I mean, I don't know. 0:06:56.890 --> 0:06:59.930 What used to take months now just takes several hours 0:06:59.990 --> 0:07:02.750 to do. I mean, maybe that's true for some stuff. 0:07:02.770 --> 0:07:05.110 Maybe you should put something in that empty office. I 0:07:05.150 --> 0:07:08.830 feel like I'm touring the Michael Scott paper company. This 0:07:08.870 --> 0:07:10.310 looks like a tour of back rooms. 0:07:10.370 --> 0:07:10.690 Sure. 0:07:10.730 --> 0:07:13.440 The guy just keeps going to other rooms. Somebody that 0:07:13.480 --> 0:07:15.080 wants to make Charleston AI their home. 0:07:16.680 --> 0:07:20.800 Charleston AI's conference room where our clients come in, individuals 0:07:20.880 --> 0:07:21.950 and small businesses come in. 0:07:21.980 --> 0:07:22.340 Oh, my gosh. 0:07:22.400 --> 0:07:24.340 We discuss what it is they'd like to do with AI. 0:07:24.500 --> 0:07:26.240 Are those folding chairs? 0:07:26.490 --> 0:07:28.930 Yeah, those are folding chairs. You might even see them 0:07:28.950 --> 0:07:34.770 in a WWE match, folks. Very, very basic folding chairs. Again, 0:07:34.790 --> 0:07:38.180 free water bottles. Yeah, three odd number of water bottles 0:07:38.240 --> 0:07:40.260 at this little table, very empty room. 0:07:40.480 --> 0:07:43.460 One water bottle per two chairs. Well, what do you want? 0:07:43.500 --> 0:07:45.480 In the world of AI, there are less jobs. 0:07:46.060 --> 0:07:49.080 So there are less employees to take up space and 0:07:49.960 --> 0:07:55.010 less stuff to happen in all of these rooms. Meep 0:07:55.030 --> 0:07:57.730 says it looks like a picnic table. There's not a 0:07:57.770 --> 0:07:59.030 lot going on in this office. 0:07:59.050 --> 0:08:02.190 We listen very carefully, take notes, and make sure we 0:08:02.230 --> 0:08:02.670 get it right. 0:08:03.240 --> 0:08:06.360 And then we offer them a way to make it work. 0:08:06.520 --> 0:08:10.000 Yeah, we offer a way to make it work. Charleston AI, baby. 0:08:10.620 --> 0:08:14.640 The new breakthrough in AI technology. This is like AI 0:08:14.680 --> 0:08:20.260 for your peepaws. You know? This gives me vibes of. 0:08:21.640 --> 0:08:25.390 What was... A lot of these movies run together for me. 0:08:25.830 --> 0:08:30.050 But I think it was 40-Year-Old Virgin where Mary Steenburgen 0:08:30.750 --> 0:08:34.420 had the... I sell your stuff on eBay store. Yeah. 0:08:34.470 --> 0:08:34.970 Yeah. 0:08:35.070 --> 0:08:37.110 I remember it's given me that kind of vibe and 0:08:37.150 --> 0:08:39.270 like Jonah Hill just wants to buy the boots and 0:08:39.309 --> 0:08:41.189 it's like, no, that's not what the store is for. Like, 0:08:42.110 --> 0:08:44.170 Can you imagine selling the boots, man? 0:08:44.590 --> 0:08:47.830 Your grandma and grandpa will go, all right, I'm going 0:08:47.850 --> 0:08:49.429 to the AI store today. 0:08:49.630 --> 0:08:53.929 They'll go off. They'll go into the AI store. The 0:08:53.950 --> 0:08:56.070 guy will, I guess, do it. I've got a whole. 0:08:55.910 --> 0:08:57.469 Cart full of AI. 0:08:57.790 --> 0:09:01.150 What used to take months takes just hours now. 0:09:01.890 --> 0:09:06.260 So Charleston AI, perhaps real, perhaps joke. We'll see at 0:09:06.300 --> 0:09:09.179 some point in time. But an enjoyable video getting 1.1 0:09:09.179 --> 0:09:14.140 million views. This person says, we've switched all of our 0:09:14.220 --> 0:09:16.100 interference to Charleston AI. 0:09:16.120 --> 0:09:17.660 Oh, inference? I'm sorry. 0:09:17.679 --> 0:09:20.100 Yeah, I'm not AI enough. We've switched all of our 0:09:20.220 --> 0:09:23.059 inference to Charleston AI. The models are awful, and it 0:09:23.110 --> 0:09:26.469 takes 7.5 minutes to process every request. But man, there's 0:09:26.510 --> 0:09:29.429 nothing more beautiful than supporting a small American AI business. 0:09:30.970 --> 0:09:32.930 There you go. This was popping off all over the place. 0:09:32.950 --> 0:09:38.589 This guy's Instagram account has another couple pictures where he 0:09:38.670 --> 0:09:41.670 runs a peach stand. What is it? In front of 0:09:41.720 --> 0:09:47.060 Charleston AI. Jim Rainbow with an underscore. What? GM Rainbow? No, Jim. Jim. 0:09:47.120 --> 0:09:50.839 J-I-M Rainbow? Okay. Jim Rainbow. We got to find this guy. 0:09:51.140 --> 0:09:51.520 All right. 0:09:51.740 --> 0:09:52.760 So he does other things. 0:09:53.000 --> 0:09:58.340 Jim Rainbow. Apparently, fresh peaches stand that he erects in 0:09:58.420 --> 0:10:02.380 front of Charleston AI. james rainbow is wrong no jim 0:10:02.520 --> 0:10:04.940 underscore rainbow all right i'm just trying to google it 0:10:04.980 --> 0:10:07.220 man i guess we're just gonna bypass that i'll just 0:10:07.260 --> 0:10:10.040 put in jim underscore rainbow as requested i found him 0:10:10.600 --> 0:10:13.600 i found him your suggestions were i did the tents 0:10:13.640 --> 0:10:18.840 here is this it Got a secondary business. He's opened 0:10:18.920 --> 0:10:22.510 up a tent in the parking lot that says fresh peaches. 0:10:22.530 --> 0:10:26.170 And it says stop by this afternoon on 405 Jessen Lane. 0:10:27.150 --> 0:10:29.270 Pick up some peaches for the weekend. It's Sunday and 0:10:29.309 --> 0:10:32.650 we are here right in front of Charleston AI. So, 0:10:33.000 --> 0:10:35.240 you know, your grandma could get a fresh peach from 0:10:35.280 --> 0:10:39.640 this dude and then go in and enjoy himself. 0:10:39.700 --> 0:10:41.620 I know where that is. Oh, is this is this 0:10:41.660 --> 0:10:44.790 another one here? Hold on. Oh, they cut the music out. 0:10:44.950 --> 0:10:48.390 It must probably might have been peaches by President's United 0:10:48.410 --> 0:10:49.170 States of America. 0:10:49.210 --> 0:10:51.960 Be better if it was. Yeah. So there you go. No. 0:10:52.809 --> 0:10:55.190 What a time to be alive, folks. So much developing 0:10:55.309 --> 0:10:57.550 out there. So many things happening. And here we are, 0:10:57.630 --> 0:10:59.589 as always, right in the center of it here on 0:10:59.610 --> 0:11:03.070 the show. Now, we're waiting, as I said, for the 0:11:03.110 --> 0:11:07.130 verdict in this Lindsay Clancy case. This is the woman 0:11:07.150 --> 0:11:09.510 that's accused of murder and the deaths of her kids. 0:11:10.030 --> 0:11:13.090 There was conspiracies galore where some women wanted to believe 0:11:13.130 --> 0:11:16.620 this woman was actually innocent. And her husband was the 0:11:16.720 --> 0:11:22.060 real person behind the whole thing. And there's crazy people 0:11:22.100 --> 0:11:24.380 going crazy on social media. 0:11:25.059 --> 0:11:28.420 Shame just evaporating. Just a sideshow. 0:11:28.600 --> 0:11:32.060 Just a total clown show that has been going on 0:11:32.080 --> 0:11:36.720 around this case. However, if it weren't for just the 0:11:36.820 --> 0:11:39.660 dark fact that there were some victims in this case, 0:11:39.760 --> 0:11:43.990 it is incredibly interesting for many other reasons. And it's 0:11:44.170 --> 0:11:48.270 brought up a lot of big conversations. There's big personalities 0:11:48.350 --> 0:11:52.720 in it. For God's sake, Lindsey Clancy's defense attorney, I 0:11:52.760 --> 0:11:55.820 think on Friday it was, he threatened to punch one 0:11:55.840 --> 0:11:58.170 of the reporters that questioned him in the parking lot. 0:11:58.179 --> 0:12:02.500 He's like, you want to punch? To full-on stick him up, 0:12:02.580 --> 0:12:04.860 this guy? Here he is, if you missed that. 0:12:04.980 --> 0:12:08.270 Any response to those critics who say your closing wasn't 0:12:08.309 --> 0:12:09.090 as great as it could have been? 0:12:14.410 --> 0:12:17.110 You want a punch? You want a punch? 0:12:17.309 --> 0:12:19.050 Do you have any second thoughts about the closing, or 0:12:19.070 --> 0:12:20.579 do you think you left it all on the table? 0:12:21.800 --> 0:12:22.480 Put it this way. 0:12:22.860 --> 0:12:26.580 I have my fair amount of haters. I'm sure there's 0:12:26.620 --> 0:12:29.949 people that would like to comment on the fact that 0:12:29.990 --> 0:12:33.210 I'm arrogant and aggressive and a bully and all the 0:12:33.270 --> 0:12:33.709 rest of it. 0:12:34.890 --> 0:12:36.550 So, you know, did the best they could. 0:12:36.910 --> 0:12:40.880 It was kind of a glorious question. So, did the 0:12:40.920 --> 0:12:42.960 best I could. I mean, he didn't have the easiest 0:12:43.000 --> 0:12:44.819 case in front of him. So, like, I thought he 0:12:44.860 --> 0:12:46.640 was pretty confident. I thought he did a good job. 0:12:46.660 --> 0:12:49.460 But he's been sparring with a bunch of the reporters there. 0:12:49.480 --> 0:12:51.609 And I'll give you more clips of that happening. 0:12:51.620 --> 0:12:54.710 I didn't know that there was this big, you know, controversy, 0:12:54.750 --> 0:12:57.569 big aura around this guy that he was such a bully. 0:12:58.530 --> 0:13:00.130 He put all their insults out there. 0:13:00.230 --> 0:13:04.520 It's almost like he kind of trumped that up a 0:13:04.550 --> 0:13:06.660 little bit like you know people like to say i'm 0:13:06.679 --> 0:13:10.520 um i'm pretty mean in the courtroom pretty ruthless that 0:13:10.700 --> 0:13:13.080 people have been saying that people like to say that 0:13:13.320 --> 0:13:16.640 i uh bully people that i'm a really good lawyer 0:13:16.760 --> 0:13:19.400 and all i have to say is i did the 0:13:19.440 --> 0:13:21.119 thing it happened i did i did the best i 0:13:21.160 --> 0:13:23.679 could i did the best i could here's what we 0:13:23.720 --> 0:13:25.819 know this is uh new from our. 0:13:25.780 --> 0:13:28.780 Our graphics department our stream graphics department some of the 0:13:28.800 --> 0:13:31.980 newest folks on staff over here at uh at the 0:13:32.020 --> 0:13:35.020 news junkie printing out for me here for the stream. 0:13:35.140 --> 0:13:37.540 What we're looking at. 0:13:37.620 --> 0:13:40.240 No, this is our crack graphics staff. 0:13:40.380 --> 0:13:44.050 Wyler Tyler is leading the team over there. But it says, 0:13:44.110 --> 0:13:47.290 Lindsay Clancy jury, what do we know? Because we're waiting 0:13:47.350 --> 0:13:50.050 right now for the verdict. Originally, there were 18 jurors 0:13:50.510 --> 0:13:51.270 heard in the trial. 0:13:51.820 --> 0:13:55.679 Six alternates were dismissed before deliberations. I can see here 0:13:56.559 --> 0:13:59.600 there's nine women and only three men. There's only three 0:13:59.640 --> 0:14:01.800 men on the jury, nine women, so that's obviously going 0:14:01.820 --> 0:14:05.880 to have an impact on this. The four-person, exclusive shot 0:14:05.920 --> 0:14:08.390 of the four-person here, only for those of you over 0:14:08.410 --> 0:14:11.750 at YouTube.com slash The News Junkie, the four-person has been 0:14:11.790 --> 0:14:14.430 described of the jury as a woman in her late 0:14:14.590 --> 0:14:18.829 60s or so, gray hair and glasses. She was juror 0:14:18.890 --> 0:14:23.320 number 257. And she was selected by Judge Sullivan in 0:14:23.340 --> 0:14:25.500 the case. She took notes throughout the trial. 0:14:25.700 --> 0:14:29.860 I didn't know that the judge selects juries, selects the foreman. 0:14:30.820 --> 0:14:34.180 My bad. When I did it, you know, obviously much 0:14:34.240 --> 0:14:37.970 smaller trial, much, much, much smaller. But they were just like, go, 0:14:38.380 --> 0:14:40.690 you guys pick who the foreman is. They picked me. 0:14:42.700 --> 0:14:46.090 On account of just like that Jenna Sequa that you have. 0:14:46.380 --> 0:14:47.580 You can't really. 0:14:47.400 --> 0:14:49.229 Put your finger on what it is, but there's something 0:14:49.290 --> 0:14:51.310 about C-Lane where you're like, this guy. 0:14:51.330 --> 0:14:54.210 They picked me because I was the only guy. Really? 0:14:54.250 --> 0:14:55.710 The ladies didn't want to be in charge? It was 0:14:55.750 --> 0:14:58.030 like me and five or six ladies, and one of 0:14:58.050 --> 0:15:01.050 the ladies was like, you're the only gentleman here. Why 0:15:01.070 --> 0:15:04.760 don't you be our foreperson? And I said, okay, ladies, 0:15:05.400 --> 0:15:09.220 let's get the job done. Listen, bitches, gather up. I 0:15:09.260 --> 0:15:12.740 know some people tend to say that I'm a little 0:15:12.760 --> 0:15:16.150 bit of a stalwart in the jury room. 0:15:16.170 --> 0:15:19.310 I'd like to be referred to as your foredaddy throughout 0:15:19.470 --> 0:15:22.170 the proceedings that we're going to engage in here. So 0:15:22.190 --> 0:15:24.510 the foreperson is this woman in her late 60s. She 0:15:24.570 --> 0:15:27.060 was selected by the judge, which I as well, Celan, 0:15:27.080 --> 0:15:31.160 had not heard of. Here's the overall makeup of the jury. 0:15:31.780 --> 0:15:34.619 Most jurors are described as over 40. So most of 0:15:34.660 --> 0:15:36.860 these women are like over 40 years old, around 40 0:15:36.860 --> 0:15:39.260 years old, which would put them in the millennial category. 0:15:40.120 --> 0:15:44.010 So you got like mostly millennial women on this jury. 0:15:44.050 --> 0:15:47.410 That's why I'm really kind of rock solid on we're 0:15:47.430 --> 0:15:51.130 getting either a hung jury at the very least, or 0:15:51.350 --> 0:15:53.590 I think we're getting not guilty by reason of insanity. 0:15:54.070 --> 0:15:57.160 It's a predominantly white panel of people. They all come 0:15:57.200 --> 0:16:00.380 from Plymouth County, Mass. Is that the county where Boston is? 0:16:00.680 --> 0:16:02.060 Plymouth County? 0:16:02.220 --> 0:16:05.940 I don't think so. Some observations from the courtroom as 0:16:06.060 --> 0:16:07.120 we await the verdict. No, Boston, Suffolk. 0:16:07.840 --> 0:16:12.930 OK, many jurors took notes. Some showed emotion during the 0:16:13.110 --> 0:16:15.790 closing arguments. And there's a frowny face that the graphics 0:16:15.810 --> 0:16:17.270 department has put on on this here. 0:16:17.290 --> 0:16:20.470 So we can really it really reads here. One woman 0:16:20.510 --> 0:16:23.220 wiped away tears. I feel like I'm checking the status 0:16:23.240 --> 0:16:26.380 of our automation system. Yeah, yeah. 0:16:26.420 --> 0:16:29.140 There's a frowny face here, not unlike what you see 0:16:29.160 --> 0:16:32.060 at the radio station when things go wrong. One woman 0:16:32.080 --> 0:16:35.340 wiped away tears. One woman nodded during some of the 0:16:35.400 --> 0:16:41.600 psych testimony. One man, of course, One man appeared distracted 0:16:41.660 --> 0:16:46.080 and yawned. What's not public is the names, jobs, hometowns, 0:16:46.140 --> 0:16:49.220 family details, or personal backgrounds. Hey, let's keep it that way. 0:16:49.800 --> 0:16:52.660 I've seen some of the crazies on TikTok here. Let's 0:16:52.710 --> 0:16:55.310 maybe keep their information a little bit private so they 0:16:55.330 --> 0:16:58.350 don't get hounded or, I don't know, skinned alive by 0:16:58.390 --> 0:17:01.650 the lunatics on social media on this case. And the 0:17:01.710 --> 0:17:06.590 judge called them, finally. a highly dedicated group of individuals. 0:17:06.650 --> 0:17:07.109 Good for them. 0:17:07.190 --> 0:17:10.410 Civil servants, all of them. Yeah, and with that, I agree. 0:17:10.650 --> 0:17:14.430 I absolutely agree that they have been looking at this 0:17:14.470 --> 0:17:16.960 case for so long, and it's such a miserable case. 0:17:16.980 --> 0:17:21.560 They're pointing out yawning. That just says to me, Bro, 0:17:21.720 --> 0:17:25.109 you could never be in this high profile of a case. 0:17:25.630 --> 0:17:26.109 I know. 0:17:26.170 --> 0:17:28.609 Imagine that. You're yawning at this case. You know how 0:17:28.630 --> 0:17:33.270 often I yawn? All the time. There's cases over property lines. 0:17:34.150 --> 0:17:36.040 I would yawn at that one. This one at least 0:17:36.080 --> 0:17:38.880 has a little more sparkle around it in the worst 0:17:38.920 --> 0:17:39.270 kind of way. 0:17:40.020 --> 0:17:41.399 Okay, we have so many things to get into. We're 0:17:41.420 --> 0:17:42.710 going to take a quick break. When we come back, 0:17:42.730 --> 0:17:44.270 we'll talk about what happened at the box office. Got 0:17:44.290 --> 0:17:46.550 some of your emails coming in hot with the emails. 0:17:46.630 --> 0:17:50.230 I love it. Tips at thenewsjunkie.com. We've got this controversial 0:17:50.350 --> 0:17:52.720 MMA fight where fights were breaking out in the stands. 0:17:53.060 --> 0:17:56.500 Somebody unveiled like a swastika flag at some point in time. 0:17:56.520 --> 0:17:58.359 Was the one that happened here? Yeah, yeah. 0:17:59.240 --> 0:18:02.090 Craziness is interesting. A lot of dopey takes around that 0:18:02.190 --> 0:18:04.130 one too. So we'll take a look at that. We'll 0:18:04.230 --> 0:18:06.169 obviously give you the jury when that comes through. We 0:18:06.210 --> 0:18:08.639 got this stadium fly over. I mean, we're loaded up 0:18:08.760 --> 0:18:11.379 as per usual in a Monday and that's coming up 0:18:11.460 --> 0:18:13.000 next on the news junkie. 0:18:15.520 --> 0:18:18.200 Day three, keeping an eye on the jury in that 0:18:18.260 --> 0:18:20.880 Clancy case. We'll tell you when something happens, but not 0:18:20.920 --> 0:18:24.179 right now. Although I got good drama on that on 0:18:24.220 --> 0:18:24.810 the way. 0:18:25.450 --> 0:18:29.030 This weekend, not the craziest weekend of the box office. 0:18:29.109 --> 0:18:30.910 I mean, it sounds like it was five weeks ago 0:18:30.950 --> 0:18:33.149 when I tell you what happens here. When I tell 0:18:33.170 --> 0:18:35.590 you what happens when we look at the actual numbers 0:18:36.090 --> 0:18:37.310 at the box office, it. 0:18:37.270 --> 0:18:42.040 Sounds like this is five weeks ago or something. Spider-Man 0:18:42.060 --> 0:18:46.710 Brand New Day is number one this weekend with $ 22 million. 0:18:46.770 --> 0:18:49.830 That may well break the record now that it's at 0:18:49.830 --> 0:18:53.389 $ 900 million-ish domestically. 0:18:53.510 --> 0:18:57.150 It may break the record Titanic is holding. It may 0:18:57.210 --> 0:19:02.190 be a massive, massive hit for all of history. Number 0:19:02.250 --> 0:19:04.930 one again this weekend for the fifth weekend. Are people 0:19:04.970 --> 0:19:06.290 seeing this multiple times? 0:19:06.310 --> 0:19:08.989 That was one of the things that really drove Titanic 0:19:09.030 --> 0:19:14.540 was people going back time after time. The same thing 0:19:14.580 --> 0:19:17.260 happened with Top Gun Maverick. I knew a handful of 0:19:17.300 --> 0:19:20.879 people who saw Top Gun Maverick multiple times. Very few 0:19:20.980 --> 0:19:24.110 movies have I ever seen in a theater more than once. 0:19:24.470 --> 0:19:26.330 And that keeps it in the theater for longer and 0:19:26.369 --> 0:19:28.869 longer when people keep going back, obviously. And they want 0:19:28.890 --> 0:19:31.409 to see if they can juke those numbers up to 0:19:31.430 --> 0:19:32.580 make it the biggest movie of all time. 0:19:32.920 --> 0:19:37.000 The shocker. The stunner. They said it couldn't be done. 0:19:37.040 --> 0:19:40.120 They tried to stop it. You bet your ass they did. 0:19:40.180 --> 0:19:46.170 Coyote vs. Acme in the second spot with $ 15. 4 million 0:19:46.270 --> 0:19:49.070 this weekend. In my head, I said Coyote vs. Ugly. 0:19:49.310 --> 0:19:51.760 I'm just kidding. not that one if i had been 0:19:51.800 --> 0:19:53.560 reading that out loud i probably would. 0:19:53.460 --> 0:19:55.680 Have messed it up i mean this is the movie 0:19:55.920 --> 0:19:57.720 i'll talk a little bit about it during the next 0:19:57.980 --> 0:20:00.480 break because i'll go a little bit into what happened 0:20:00.500 --> 0:20:04.080 with this movie but um because the show continues during 0:20:04.100 --> 0:20:07.180 the breaks over on youtube youtube.com slash the news junkie 0:20:07.220 --> 0:20:10.119 but coyote versus acme just shortly for those of you 0:20:10.160 --> 0:20:13.950 here on the main show uh it it was shelved 0:20:14.230 --> 0:20:16.570 by warner brothers they wanted to write it off so 0:20:16.609 --> 0:20:18.570 this movie that had been finished it was done you 0:20:18.590 --> 0:20:22.469 know batgirl wasn't even done it wasn't finished batgirl. 0:20:22.130 --> 0:20:25.570 And um the scoob christmas or whatever yeah there was 0:20:25.590 --> 0:20:29.520 two scoobs there was two different scoobs Scooby-Doo related shows. 0:20:29.859 --> 0:20:32.260 They can those as well. And they did it so 0:20:32.300 --> 0:20:33.979 they can write it off as a tax write off. 0:20:34.460 --> 0:20:36.940 And then they decided, hold on, let's shop this out 0:20:37.040 --> 0:20:39.000 in a company. I think it's called ketchup or something. 0:20:39.060 --> 0:20:39.240 Yeah. 0:20:39.260 --> 0:20:43.560 Ketchup entertainment, ketchup entertainment popped up as in the condiment. 0:20:44.180 --> 0:20:47.090 I think they paid 50 million or so for the 0:20:47.119 --> 0:20:50.250 movie coyote versus Acme to bring it out of the, 0:20:50.690 --> 0:20:53.229 you know, at a storage at a cold storage forever. 0:20:53.250 --> 0:20:56.330 And, And then they paid about $ 10 million to market 0:20:56.390 --> 0:20:57.050 this movie. 0:20:57.390 --> 0:20:59.970 So they got about $ 60 million-ish in there, and they 0:20:59.990 --> 0:21:04.230 made $ 15. 4 million domestically on their first weekend. So they 0:21:04.270 --> 0:21:06.790 might make their money back, and they might actually turn 0:21:06.810 --> 0:21:09.530 this into a profitable thing. Remember, that's kind of crazy, 0:21:09.990 --> 0:21:12.129 because Warner Brothers wanted to just throw it in the 0:21:12.170 --> 0:21:15.129 trash can. And I literally think some of this is 0:21:15.170 --> 0:21:18.469 like an F the suits, F corporate mentality. I think 0:21:18.490 --> 0:21:20.980 there's people who went to this movie. I think some 0:21:21.020 --> 0:21:22.440 of the reviews are a little more. 0:21:23.160 --> 0:21:25.859 flashy than they would be otherwise because they want to 0:21:25.920 --> 0:21:29.060 say to the corporation f you you tried to keep 0:21:29.100 --> 0:21:31.879 this from us we're going to see the movie anyhow 0:21:32.060 --> 0:21:34.290 you were wrong and this proves it yeah and it 0:21:34.330 --> 0:21:36.510 does when you get number two at the box office 0:21:37.010 --> 0:21:39.910 that's not bad the odyssey in it number three with 0:21:39.910 --> 0:21:43.350 14.3 million dollars insidious out the further out of the 0:21:43.390 --> 0:21:45.990 further in a number four and dog stars which is 0:21:46.020 --> 0:21:50.669 sort of um the last of us style end of 0:21:50.710 --> 0:21:53.370 the world thing with dogs. 0:21:53.930 --> 0:21:54.650 Yeah. 0:21:54.670 --> 0:21:56.379 No, I don't, I don't think there's actual, maybe the 0:21:56.400 --> 0:21:59.460 rest of us, but with dogs, it's Ridley Scott's movie 0:21:59.480 --> 0:22:01.460 dog stars, which is like the last of us, a 0:22:02.140 --> 0:22:05.720 huge failure at the box office, fifth place, only $ 8 0:22:05.500 --> 0:22:07.119 million all weekend long. 0:22:07.609 --> 0:22:09.270 That's what it looked like out there. 0:22:09.369 --> 0:22:11.030 And, you know, I don't know if this is going 0:22:11.050 --> 0:22:13.010 to be the way I think you just might have 0:22:13.050 --> 0:22:14.650 the odyssey and Spider-Man for. 0:22:14.550 --> 0:22:16.109 The rest of the summer. It might just be the 0:22:16.150 --> 0:22:16.790 way things go. 0:22:17.660 --> 0:22:19.639 Before I get to some more sparks flying in the 0:22:19.900 --> 0:22:21.840 Clancy case, Lindsay Clancy and all that, a. 0:22:22.220 --> 0:22:23.640 Million other stories that we have. 0:22:23.770 --> 0:22:25.889 I did want to give you guys a bit of 0:22:26.070 --> 0:22:29.490 a moment here to have your word on the show. 0:22:29.530 --> 0:22:32.449 You can always do that with emails and dispatches, and 0:22:32.470 --> 0:22:33.770 you can always participate in. 0:22:33.770 --> 0:22:35.390 Our Rate My Blank for each week. 0:22:35.630 --> 0:22:38.010 And the winner of Rate My Blank each week gets 0:22:38.190 --> 0:22:40.170 a great prize, a bunch of stuff, a bunch of 0:22:40.190 --> 0:22:42.700 merch from the show. We email it to you, or 0:22:42.720 --> 0:22:44.540 we mail it to you, rather. We can't email you merch. 0:22:45.060 --> 0:22:47.820 We mail it to you. And last week, our winner, 0:22:47.859 --> 0:22:49.800 by the way, I don't even, did I mention the winner? No, 0:22:49.980 --> 0:22:52.660 we did not. We did not recap the rate. 0:22:52.680 --> 0:22:53.080 My blank. 0:22:53.540 --> 0:22:56.040 It was a dud of a rate. 0:22:56.060 --> 0:22:56.560 My blank. 0:22:57.240 --> 0:23:00.760 It's like the previous one was on fire. And the 0:23:00.800 --> 0:23:03.340 one before that was on fire with your submissions. And 0:23:03.400 --> 0:23:05.380 I don't know exactly what works and what doesn't work 0:23:05.420 --> 0:23:07.659 for this. Now that we're stretching it out throughout the 0:23:07.680 --> 0:23:12.030 week with rate, my blank. So weirdest talent. It went 0:23:12.090 --> 0:23:12.669 over like. 0:23:12.530 --> 0:23:14.590 A Led Zeppelin, as they said. That's how the band 0:23:14.609 --> 0:23:15.070 got their name. 0:23:15.490 --> 0:23:16.690 It went over like a Led Zeppelin. You mean it 0:23:16.710 --> 0:23:19.790 rocked the house? It did not. It was legendary? 0:23:20.210 --> 0:23:25.350 But we had one person who stood out above the rest, 0:23:26.030 --> 0:23:31.270 who was a clear victor in highlighting and showcasing their 0:23:31.330 --> 0:23:35.490 weird talent. And she also sent a picture of her feet. 0:23:35.670 --> 0:23:38.610 So we had Bootsy Moonshine. Wow. 0:23:38.690 --> 0:23:40.070 I did not know you were a feet guy. 0:23:40.790 --> 0:23:41.150 Oh, I'm not. 0:23:41.310 --> 0:23:41.490 No. 0:23:41.770 --> 0:23:42.030 No. 0:23:42.609 --> 0:23:46.109 Especially not those ones. No, no, no, no. 0:23:46.369 --> 0:23:48.290 All feet look the same to me. All feet matter. 0:23:48.310 --> 0:23:51.090 They all looked exactly the same to me. It's just like, 0:23:51.109 --> 0:23:52.090 I see Courtney's feet. 0:23:52.109 --> 0:23:53.929 I'll be like, look at those. They're great feet. You 0:23:53.950 --> 0:23:54.149 know what? 0:23:54.190 --> 0:23:54.570 They work. 0:23:55.270 --> 0:23:58.510 You can walk on them. You look great. Good for you. 0:23:58.770 --> 0:24:00.070 I'm not a feet guy. 0:24:00.350 --> 0:24:00.530 You? 0:24:00.650 --> 0:24:03.820 Are you a feet guy? I take them or leave them. 0:24:04.260 --> 0:24:05.040 I mean. 0:24:07.070 --> 0:24:09.129 I don't go seeking out feet content. 0:24:09.869 --> 0:24:13.730 Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. Now we know. But she was 0:24:13.790 --> 0:24:15.490 our winner. I'm sure there were some people who saw 0:24:15.570 --> 0:24:19.740 Bootsy's submission and were like, oh. 0:24:20.400 --> 0:24:21.939 For those of you who didn't, she can write with 0:24:21.980 --> 0:24:25.000 her feet. That was our winner for our weirdest talent. 0:24:25.380 --> 0:24:27.740 But we're bringing it back to something that we've also 0:24:27.900 --> 0:24:30.080 integrated in the show for a while. And I want 0:24:30.100 --> 0:24:32.980 to make it something that shows up periodically for Rate 0:24:33.000 --> 0:24:33.760 My Blank Weeks. 0:24:34.240 --> 0:24:34.400 So. 0:24:34.960 --> 0:24:37.330 Rate my confessions is what is going to be on 0:24:37.350 --> 0:24:40.370 the docket for this week. All week long, you confess 0:24:40.410 --> 0:24:42.629 to us something that you've done. Whatever it is, it 0:24:42.670 --> 0:24:46.410 doesn't matter. We not only offer you absolution, the best 0:24:46.470 --> 0:24:49.379 confession that you can record over at thenewsjunkie.com is an 0:24:49.480 --> 0:24:53.330 audio dispatch or video dispatch if you're feeling freaky. The 0:24:53.430 --> 0:24:56.650 best confession is going to get a prize just like Bootsy. 0:24:56.810 --> 0:24:58.670 And they don't all have to be food-related. I feel 0:24:58.690 --> 0:25:01.170 like last time we did this, it was all, I 0:25:01.810 --> 0:25:04.750 worked in a restaurant one time, and these guys were 0:25:04.770 --> 0:25:07.170 being mean to me, so I peed in their soup. 0:25:07.530 --> 0:25:10.300 I put blank in their blank, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:25:10.380 --> 0:25:11.910 We want to know what you've done. 0:25:12.100 --> 0:25:14.540 We want to know the weird things. We want to 0:25:14.560 --> 0:25:17.720 know the crimes you've committed. We want to know the 0:25:17.859 --> 0:25:18.620 bad and the. 0:25:18.680 --> 0:25:22.480 Ugly side of things. We want your confessions. And we 0:25:22.640 --> 0:25:26.530 probably won't judge too much, but we will award the 0:25:26.570 --> 0:25:28.960 greatest confession of the week for Rate My Blank this 0:25:29.020 --> 0:25:31.060 week with an amazing prize. 0:25:31.540 --> 0:25:34.060 Bootsy says, thank you for not showing it. Oh, the 0:25:34.119 --> 0:25:36.109 graphics team, our new graphics team, is going to be 0:25:36.140 --> 0:25:38.870 putting that up intermittently throughout the show for the rest 0:25:38.910 --> 0:25:41.450 of the year. Your feet will be displayed. Was she 0:25:41.510 --> 0:25:44.669 not paying attention when we showed it? Because we showed it. 0:25:44.890 --> 0:25:48.530 We did initially, but I think she's saying for now. 0:25:48.550 --> 0:25:49.190 Oh, yeah, yeah. 0:25:49.210 --> 0:25:49.550 All right. 0:25:49.590 --> 0:25:52.970 Tips of the news, Jucky.com. Christine emails the show. 0:25:52.990 --> 0:25:55.010 Can't show that more than once. There's boners everywhere. 0:25:55.470 --> 0:25:56.850 She says, I love the show, and I have a 0:25:56.910 --> 0:25:59.560 vague memory of you once making a comment wondering who 0:25:59.580 --> 0:26:01.920 the hell is answering all of these surveys and polls 0:26:01.960 --> 0:26:04.460 you reference on the show. Last week, I got a 0:26:04.480 --> 0:26:07.890 call from Gallup. So if you review any Gallup surveys 0:26:07.950 --> 0:26:09.690 on the show in the next few weeks, the answer 0:26:09.730 --> 0:26:12.770 might be me. When I saw Gallup, which for those 0:26:12.790 --> 0:26:14.359 of you who aren't in the know, Gallup is one 0:26:14.380 --> 0:26:17.859 of the big polling companies. So when it says 50% 0:26:17.859 --> 0:26:23.300 of Americans like this, 25% of Americans say they're woke. 86% 0:26:23.300 --> 0:26:26.070 of Americans say they like cheeseburgers, you know, whatever it is. 0:26:26.550 --> 0:26:28.810 That's from these polling companies and Gallup is one of 0:26:28.830 --> 0:26:31.590 the more respected of them. When I saw Gallup on 0:26:31.609 --> 0:26:34.149 my phone, I got so excited. I love a survey. 0:26:34.750 --> 0:26:38.040 You and Courtney both friend. I mean, Courtney is like 0:26:38.060 --> 0:26:39.840 the only person I've ever seen in my life who 0:26:39.920 --> 0:26:42.540 is so eager and excited to fill out surveys, which 0:26:42.720 --> 0:26:44.020 I will never do. 0:26:44.520 --> 0:26:46.100 Do you guys, I don't know if you get them 0:26:46.119 --> 0:26:48.639 because I know you have the premium account. Do you 0:26:48.660 --> 0:26:51.820 get surveys on YouTube? Like before you watch videos? No, 0:26:51.980 --> 0:26:55.250 I don't see them. I get like every once in 0:26:55.270 --> 0:26:57.250 a while, maybe once a week, once or twice a week, 0:26:57.390 --> 0:27:01.230 I'll get like a random one question. And it's usually 0:27:01.390 --> 0:27:07.080 brand related and like a marketing survey. But, like, by default, 0:27:07.560 --> 0:27:11.520 skip survey is selected. And I was like, this is 0:27:11.540 --> 0:27:13.440 the dumbest survey. I don't even have to, like, I 0:27:13.460 --> 0:27:15.160 don't even have to dip, dip, dip, dip, dip down 0:27:15.200 --> 0:27:19.390 to skip. It's just there. All right. See ya. 0:27:19.650 --> 0:27:22.450 I got so excited. I love surveys. And I'm just 0:27:22.490 --> 0:27:24.209 the type of nerd to have always wanted to get 0:27:24.230 --> 0:27:26.210 the call from Gallup. It took about 20 minutes or 0:27:26.230 --> 0:27:28.950 maybe longer. And was obvious the person making the call 0:27:28.990 --> 0:27:31.429 was not really excited about their job. But that did 0:27:31.470 --> 0:27:34.670 not diminish my excitement to be part of a survey. 0:27:34.950 --> 0:27:36.450 Hope you all have a great day and a great weekend. 0:27:36.490 --> 0:27:39.060 So if we see any Gallup surveys, we know one 0:27:39.100 --> 0:27:40.760 of our people is on board. 0:27:40.780 --> 0:27:47.260 You sound like the person who would be just thrilled 0:27:48.020 --> 0:27:51.870 to be solicited to be a Nielsen family. Yeah, but 0:27:51.910 --> 0:27:54.869 I do want our people, I want you, I want 0:27:54.950 --> 0:27:58.270 you to be part of these polls and surveys so 0:27:58.290 --> 0:28:01.129 that we have more power and we're represented better. 0:28:01.190 --> 0:28:03.900 You know, this community is represented better. So if they 0:28:04.020 --> 0:28:06.620 ask you, sometimes it's like sitting in the emergency row 0:28:06.640 --> 0:28:07.100 on a flight. 0:28:07.720 --> 0:28:09.840 You got to do it for the show. You got 0:28:09.859 --> 0:28:10.179 to do it. 0:28:10.180 --> 0:28:10.880 All right. 0:28:11.240 --> 0:28:12.980 Thank you to the Hardaway, by the way, for a 0:28:13.020 --> 0:28:17.220 gifted subscription over to newsjunkie.com. We go over to David 0:28:17.240 --> 0:28:20.270 with an email to tips at the newsjunkie.com. And he said, 0:28:20.470 --> 0:28:24.390 dumbest work, worst take ever. He's talking about our last 0:28:24.490 --> 0:28:26.990 pick aside from last week, which C-Land, as you'll remember, 0:28:27.390 --> 0:28:30.190 was the guy who had this woman banging on his door, 0:28:30.230 --> 0:28:33.390 trying to break into his house and And she wouldn't 0:28:33.430 --> 0:28:33.890 go away. 0:28:33.950 --> 0:28:35.359 He had no idea who she was. 0:28:35.880 --> 0:28:38.520 He ends up firing a shot through the glass in 0:28:38.560 --> 0:28:40.020 his front or side door. 0:28:40.680 --> 0:28:44.450 And then she reaches in through the hole through the 0:28:44.470 --> 0:28:45.630 glass window that he blew out. 0:28:45.810 --> 0:28:47.550 And then when she's trying to open the door, he 0:28:47.630 --> 0:28:50.350 shoots her and kills her. Then this person says, this 0:28:50.390 --> 0:28:52.880 is the dumbest work, worst take ever. I don't know 0:28:52.890 --> 0:28:55.020 who's talking about me or you or I don't know. 0:28:55.200 --> 0:28:55.459 I don't know. 0:28:55.480 --> 0:28:57.219 We had the same take, didn't we? 0:28:57.460 --> 0:28:57.720 Yeah. 0:28:57.740 --> 0:28:59.440 I mean, I think it's like, hey, what are you 0:28:59.460 --> 0:29:00.020 going to do here? 0:29:00.080 --> 0:29:02.560 But let's see what this person says about this woman 0:29:02.580 --> 0:29:05.220 who was trying to break into this guy's house and 0:29:05.260 --> 0:29:06.020 ended up getting shot. 0:29:06.600 --> 0:29:08.440 Podcast listeners, sorry, I'm a little behind. 0:29:08.920 --> 0:29:11.260 If a girl showed up at my house at 3 0:29:11.260 --> 0:29:13.840 or 4 a.m., my first instinct would have been to 0:29:13.940 --> 0:29:14.980 ask her, what's wrong? 0:29:15.100 --> 0:29:17.180 Are you okay? Is someone chasing you? 0:29:17.340 --> 0:29:19.950 Are you in danger? I'm going to stop you there. 0:29:20.570 --> 0:29:22.350 There's a weird effort that I see a lot of 0:29:22.410 --> 0:29:26.050 times in stories like this to minimize by shifting in 0:29:26.070 --> 0:29:28.710 the word girl. This was a woman in her twenties. 0:29:28.840 --> 0:29:30.220 It's not a girl. Okay. 0:29:30.240 --> 0:29:32.700 They did this with a Lindsay Clancy thing. Her attorney, 0:29:32.720 --> 0:29:34.580 a lot of times it's like this girl, her life 0:29:34.680 --> 0:29:38.120 is ruined. This girl, this girl, this young woman, this 0:29:38.900 --> 0:29:41.890 It's like... She's not a little girl at the front door. 0:29:41.950 --> 0:29:44.670 This is a woman in her 20s. I think she 0:29:44.690 --> 0:29:46.930 might have been old enough to rent a car. 0:29:46.950 --> 0:29:48.219 There's not a lot of things that she would be 0:29:48.340 --> 0:29:50.340 prohibited from doing. She's not a little girl. 0:29:50.860 --> 0:29:52.560 But he says, if this girl showed up at my 0:29:52.600 --> 0:29:54.680 house at 3 or 4 a.m., my first instinct would 0:29:54.700 --> 0:29:55.800 have been to ask her, what's wrong? 0:29:55.840 --> 0:29:56.500 Are you okay? 0:29:56.860 --> 0:29:57.760 Is someone chasing you? 0:29:57.820 --> 0:29:58.580 Are you in danger? 0:29:59.160 --> 0:30:01.000 You're a grown man, and your first thought is, I'm 0:30:01.040 --> 0:30:03.160 in fear for my life. I must grab my gun. 0:30:03.860 --> 0:30:06.020 Your question wasn't legal. It's a pick-a-side. 0:30:06.490 --> 0:30:09.560 No one mentioned helping her, not in chat, not on dispatch, 0:30:09.730 --> 0:30:11.840 only shooting her. And not. 0:30:13.500 --> 0:30:15.860 Shooting her or not shooting her. And most justified her death. 0:30:16.480 --> 0:30:18.860 Could and should are two very different things. My goal 0:30:18.880 --> 0:30:21.100 would have been to get her home safely. Worst case, 0:30:21.160 --> 0:30:23.180 I'd need to call the police and help calm her down. 0:30:23.630 --> 0:30:25.370 If you're a grown man and you're that scared a 0:30:25.410 --> 0:30:27.850 girl is outside your house, just admit you're weak and 0:30:27.890 --> 0:30:28.570 you're a pussy. 0:30:29.110 --> 0:30:32.570 She didn't need to die, says David. David, this reminds 0:30:32.610 --> 0:30:35.360 me of something else I saw this week. I saw 0:30:35.380 --> 0:30:38.450 a post. I saw a post online that was getting 0:30:38.490 --> 0:30:39.230 a lot of attention. 0:30:40.070 --> 0:30:41.210 In fact, I'll have to tell you, I'll tell you 0:30:41.230 --> 0:30:42.730 about when we come back, because this was one of 0:30:42.770 --> 0:30:44.430 those things where I go, are you kidding me? 0:30:44.550 --> 0:30:46.770 Like how, how dumb can some of these people be? 0:30:47.310 --> 0:30:50.150 I think you'll agree with me on this, but we'll 0:30:50.170 --> 0:30:52.800 tackle David's take here. And I'll give you the story 0:30:53.100 --> 0:30:55.800 about something I saw this weekend as we wait for 0:30:55.840 --> 0:30:57.960 a verdict in the Lindsay Clancy case here on the 0:30:58.020 --> 0:30:58.600 show today. 0:30:59.160 --> 0:31:01.160 I think, I think we might get one, but we 0:31:01.180 --> 0:31:03.320 have a lot to work in otherwise. And that's coming 0:31:03.360 --> 0:31:13.740 up next on the news junkie. Stand by. You can 0:31:13.760 --> 0:31:16.580 watch the show, by the way. Do it. I mean, 0:31:16.600 --> 0:31:17.540 you never know how long. 0:31:17.420 --> 0:31:18.820 We'll be on this station. 0:31:18.840 --> 0:31:23.420 But we'll always be ready for you at YouTube.com slash 0:31:23.580 --> 0:31:26.840 The News Junkie. Back to that email in a second. 0:31:26.880 --> 0:31:28.240 And I'm going to try to take that apart a 0:31:28.280 --> 0:31:31.070 bit piece by piece. We'll see if you agree. But 0:31:31.230 --> 0:31:34.110 some breaking news coming through just a couple of minutes ago. 0:31:34.630 --> 0:31:38.600 For those of you in the sports world, Argentina star 0:31:38.630 --> 0:31:45.040 Lionel Messi retires from international football and leaves the Argentina 0:31:45.100 --> 0:31:46.220 national team. 0:31:46.380 --> 0:31:46.960 Everybody. 0:31:46.980 --> 0:31:49.600 Yeah, it's big in the sports world. That's big in 0:31:49.620 --> 0:31:53.300 the soccer sports world in particular. Messi is like the guy, man. 0:31:53.980 --> 0:31:56.180 I'm pretty sure there's statues of that guy. 0:31:56.300 --> 0:31:58.600 You know? Are there bad ones? 0:31:59.680 --> 0:32:00.660 Probably. 0:32:00.760 --> 0:32:05.280 Ronaldo had that really bad one. A little messy statue. 0:32:05.380 --> 0:32:07.680 I wouldn't be surprised. A lot of bad statue makers 0:32:07.790 --> 0:32:11.250 out there. There are some statues. 0:32:11.330 --> 0:32:13.710 Oh, my God. This is huge. Is this real? 0:32:13.730 --> 0:32:19.350 This is a selectively chosen statue that has a massive 0:32:19.470 --> 0:32:23.270 World Cup trophy between its crotch. And then some other ones, 0:32:23.290 --> 0:32:26.190 a statue of him holding up a World Cup trophy. 0:32:26.210 --> 0:32:28.210 I don't know how many of these are permanent, but 0:32:28.440 --> 0:32:30.980 he's a big deal. And Lionel Messi has announced he 0:32:31.020 --> 0:32:34.000 is retiring from soccer, from football, whatever you want to 0:32:34.060 --> 0:32:38.740 call it. And he is leaving the Argentinian team. For 0:32:38.760 --> 0:32:41.200 those of you sports fans, for those of you soccer fans, 0:32:41.380 --> 0:32:42.080 there you go. 0:32:42.340 --> 0:32:44.420 Now you know. Back to David's email. 0:32:45.100 --> 0:32:48.670 Now, David, if you missed this, was talking about the 0:32:48.710 --> 0:32:50.790 story we discussed last week, which was what we call 0:32:50.810 --> 0:32:53.770 a pick-a-side. We present to you something that's going on 0:32:53.870 --> 0:32:56.510 out there. We were at the very, very forefront of 0:32:56.570 --> 0:33:00.210 this story. And this was a story about a guy who, 0:33:00.550 --> 0:33:02.110 I think it was in the early morning hours. 0:33:02.150 --> 0:33:03.350 He said 3 to 4 a.m. 0:33:03.370 --> 0:33:05.510 In his story. I think it was a little after that. 0:33:05.570 --> 0:33:07.430 It was 4.43. It was a quarter to 5, yeah. 0:33:07.710 --> 0:33:10.570 Okay, about 5 o'clock in the morning, 4.43, 5 o'clock 0:33:10.590 --> 0:33:14.050 in the morning. This woman starts banging on this guy's house. 0:33:14.090 --> 0:33:16.290 He has no idea who she is. She's come around 0:33:16.350 --> 0:33:19.390 to the side door in his little garage overhang area. 0:33:20.220 --> 0:33:22.680 and she's trying to smash to get in she sounds 0:33:22.800 --> 0:33:25.380 crazy and she's screaming and she's angry i guess. 0:33:25.180 --> 0:33:27.140 What was the word we learned about where she was 0:33:27.720 --> 0:33:28.240 she was. 0:33:28.240 --> 0:33:32.810 On his i can't remember what mo told us about 0:33:33.190 --> 0:33:36.590 curtilage curtilage she was on his curtilage so she was 0:33:36.710 --> 0:33:39.730 on you know his property there and he says i 0:33:40.290 --> 0:33:42.520 have a gun i need you to leave i need 0:33:42.540 --> 0:33:44.100 you to leave right now he has no idea who 0:33:44.120 --> 0:33:46.660 this woman is I need you to leave. She refuses 0:33:46.720 --> 0:33:48.700 to leave. She's trying to break into the house. She's 0:33:48.740 --> 0:33:50.890 trying to get inside. God knows what's going to happen. 0:33:51.730 --> 0:33:54.200 And then he fires off a shot, and the shot 0:33:54.420 --> 0:33:57.190 knocks the glass down. some of the glass out of 0:33:57.230 --> 0:33:59.210 the door to this guy's house. 0:33:58.950 --> 0:34:00.530 And opens up the glass. 0:34:01.030 --> 0:34:03.330 He doesn't hit her or anything, but the glass gets 0:34:03.370 --> 0:34:06.100 blown out of the door. Now she takes advantage of 0:34:06.120 --> 0:34:08.299 that by reaching in through the new hole in the 0:34:08.340 --> 0:34:11.600 door and then trying to open the door to forcefully 0:34:11.660 --> 0:34:13.240 gain entry into this guy's house. 0:34:13.600 --> 0:34:16.630 He fires another shot. He kills this woman in her 20s. 0:34:17.950 --> 0:34:20.390 And she dies. And then there haven't been any charges 0:34:20.450 --> 0:34:22.750 against him. And we were kind of discussing the weirdest 0:34:22.770 --> 0:34:25.670 thing ever is she could be or he could be 0:34:25.710 --> 0:34:29.799 the homeowner could be guilty of attempted murder since you 0:34:29.840 --> 0:34:31.560 can't shoot somebody through the front door. 0:34:31.620 --> 0:34:33.960 You cannot do that. You have to be in fear 0:34:33.980 --> 0:34:36.040 for your life, and it can't be through your front door. 0:34:36.239 --> 0:34:41.000 Although Moses DeWitt confirmed what I had sort of kind 0:34:41.020 --> 0:34:44.609 of guessed on, that they might go for a lesser 0:34:44.660 --> 0:34:47.589 charge than attempted murder, something that would stick a little 0:34:47.650 --> 0:34:50.670 better if they do decide to charge this guy, which 0:34:50.710 --> 0:34:51.600 they definitely did. 0:34:51.610 --> 0:34:54.450 So far, nothing, though, right? Not that I've heard, no. 0:34:55.010 --> 0:34:55.350 Not yet. 0:34:55.830 --> 0:34:58.350 And then, so the guy ended up shooting and killing 0:34:58.370 --> 0:35:00.500 this person who was trying to break in force entry 0:35:00.520 --> 0:35:02.299 into their house, break in force entry into their house. 0:35:03.120 --> 0:35:06.129 And he warned them multiple times, you know, you have 0:35:07.030 --> 0:35:09.810 a right to protect your property and your life. And 0:35:09.870 --> 0:35:12.740 if you feel like you're in danger and some crazy 0:35:12.780 --> 0:35:14.180 person is trying to get access to your house, you 0:35:14.200 --> 0:35:17.480 could do this. But David said, podcast listener Sawyer, I'm sorry, 0:35:17.500 --> 0:35:19.700 I'm a little behind. If a girl showed up to 0:35:19.739 --> 0:35:21.710 my house at 3 to 4 a.m., first of all, like, 0:35:21.810 --> 0:35:22.029 you know. 0:35:22.350 --> 0:35:25.670 Let's just, it's a little tiny little ant size. The baby, 0:35:25.710 --> 0:35:26.509 it's a toddler. 0:35:26.810 --> 0:35:30.400 It's not a grown woman, right? It's a tiny little 0:35:30.840 --> 0:35:33.880 infant baby girl. He says, even though this woman was 0:35:33.920 --> 0:35:36.600 in her mid twenties, I believe. But if a girl 0:35:36.840 --> 0:35:38.299 showed up in my house at three to 4am, my 0:35:38.340 --> 0:35:40.109 first instinct would have been to ask her what's wrong. 0:35:40.150 --> 0:35:41.969 Are you okay? Is someone chasing you? 0:35:42.030 --> 0:35:42.810 Are you in danger? 0:35:43.130 --> 0:35:44.650 You're a grown man. And your first thought is I'm 0:35:44.690 --> 0:35:47.109 in fear for my life. I must grab my gun. 0:35:47.630 --> 0:35:49.890 The question isn't legal. It's a pick a side. Nobody 0:35:49.930 --> 0:35:53.149 mentioned helping her. Nobody in chat or via dispatch only 0:35:53.230 --> 0:35:55.680 shooting her or not shooting her and most justified her death. 0:35:56.140 --> 0:35:59.580 Couldn't shoot her two very different things. My goal, says David, 0:35:59.820 --> 0:36:02.600 would have been to get her home safely. Worst case, 0:36:02.660 --> 0:36:04.980 I'd need to call the police to help calm her down. 0:36:05.410 --> 0:36:07.270 If you're a grown man and you are scared that 0:36:07.290 --> 0:36:09.469 a girl is outside your house, just admit you're weak 0:36:09.510 --> 0:36:10.090 and you're a pussy. 0:36:10.130 --> 0:36:13.250 She didn't need to die, say David. Good email. Interesting email. 0:36:13.710 --> 0:36:16.830 Fundamentally disagree with your email. I did think it was 0:36:16.890 --> 0:36:20.129 an interesting point that in all of the talking about this, 0:36:20.390 --> 0:36:24.390 nobody did mention helping her. And I was like, well, 0:36:24.590 --> 0:36:26.610 I didn't think about helping her. I think this is 0:36:26.630 --> 0:36:29.130 a difference in people and how they view the world. 0:36:29.250 --> 0:36:32.610 And honestly, I believe it's like realists versus utopians. I 0:36:32.630 --> 0:36:32.989 believe that. 0:36:33.680 --> 0:36:37.319 This weekend, we saw a post, Courtney and I, on Nextdoor. 0:36:38.090 --> 0:36:40.870 And it's like the most carefully worded post in the 0:36:40.910 --> 0:36:44.910 world because some political people just say whatever they want 0:36:45.030 --> 0:36:47.069 all the time, no matter how radical it is, and 0:36:47.630 --> 0:36:51.310 foisted upon every single person within the sound of their 0:36:51.350 --> 0:36:55.190 voice or their post online. But if somebody else, anybody 0:36:55.250 --> 0:36:58.250 on the other side, voices their opinions, it's like, oh 0:36:58.330 --> 0:37:01.810 my God, end of the world, right? So this person 0:37:01.930 --> 0:37:04.890 very carefully said, Like they were trying to be as 0:37:05.070 --> 0:37:08.509 gentle as they could with expressing their opinion. And I 0:37:08.550 --> 0:37:11.590 want to encourage you not to do that. You're allowed 0:37:11.650 --> 0:37:14.670 to have your opinions. You shouldn't let people make you 0:37:14.770 --> 0:37:18.210 feel bad about your opinions. They don't feel bad about theirs, right? 0:37:18.570 --> 0:37:19.049 Speak up. 0:37:19.530 --> 0:37:23.259 Say your feelings on things. Get it out there. Start 0:37:23.280 --> 0:37:26.660 combating this nonsense. Anyhow, so this person posts on Nextdoor 0:37:27.360 --> 0:37:29.580 and it says, I want to be gentle about this 0:37:29.820 --> 0:37:32.100 and I don't want to be rude. but there has 0:37:32.160 --> 0:37:36.090 been a homeless individual who is in front of my house. 0:37:36.630 --> 0:37:39.370 And this guy stands on the edge of my property 0:37:39.830 --> 0:37:43.569 and he stares at me and my kids. And he 0:37:43.630 --> 0:37:46.290 has been like, you know, touching himself a little bit. 0:37:46.350 --> 0:37:50.089 Sometimes possibly seemed like a threat. I don't know what's 0:37:50.110 --> 0:37:53.180 going on with this guy. He's talking to himself and 0:37:53.219 --> 0:37:56.800 having conversations with himself. And overall, it's like sort of 0:37:56.820 --> 0:37:59.629 a little scary for my kids and, And every time 0:37:59.650 --> 0:38:01.690 we go out of the house, there's this homeless person 0:38:01.730 --> 0:38:04.350 on the edge of our yard shouting stuff at us 0:38:04.430 --> 0:38:07.969 and shouting obscenities at us. That's not exactly word for word, 0:38:07.989 --> 0:38:10.790 but it's something like that. And there were a handful 0:38:10.830 --> 0:38:13.440 of people just like this David guy in the comments 0:38:13.480 --> 0:38:15.739 of this next door post. And they go, have you 0:38:15.820 --> 0:38:19.200 tried going out and having a discussion with him? Have 0:38:19.219 --> 0:38:21.819 you tried bringing the gentleman a sandwich or something to 0:38:21.920 --> 0:38:23.160 satiate his appetite? 0:38:24.160 --> 0:38:27.680 And, you know, I'm putting a little bit of flourish 0:38:27.780 --> 0:38:30.009 on this for obvious reasons. But this is sort of 0:38:30.030 --> 0:38:31.969 the idea of these people. They were almost putting a 0:38:31.969 --> 0:38:34.609 little British on it for a second. They're literally saying, 0:38:34.670 --> 0:38:36.590 why don't you go out? Have you tried going to 0:38:36.690 --> 0:38:40.050 talk to him like a human being? And I go, oh, 0:38:40.160 --> 0:38:43.280 this is like the ideas that come from a person 0:38:43.300 --> 0:38:47.360 who doesn't know what reality is like. you just think 0:38:47.420 --> 0:38:49.859 if there's some person who's like trying to break into 0:38:49.900 --> 0:38:52.820 a house or some person who's like harassing people on 0:38:52.860 --> 0:38:55.580 their front lawn because they're homeless or whatever, they must 0:38:55.620 --> 0:38:57.299 be really just great people. 0:38:57.880 --> 0:39:01.219 There's no danger to them at all. And simply like you, 0:39:01.260 --> 0:39:04.100 the great white knight can go and rescue this person. 0:39:04.140 --> 0:39:06.380 And all it takes is a conversation and bring them 0:39:06.440 --> 0:39:10.280 a sandwich. And it's like, This is such a silly idea. 0:39:10.300 --> 0:39:13.680 And I would challenge everybody who says that every single 0:39:13.719 --> 0:39:16.030 time they say that, why don't you go do it? 0:39:16.460 --> 0:39:18.859 Why don't you go up to that person? Why don't 0:39:18.920 --> 0:39:21.450 you go talk to them? But you're not going to 0:39:21.489 --> 0:39:24.870 do it because you have no, you have no actual 0:39:24.910 --> 0:39:26.149 balls in life, right? 0:39:26.190 --> 0:39:27.890 It is you who are the coward in so many 0:39:27.910 --> 0:39:29.790 of these cases. Well, I want to say these things 0:39:29.810 --> 0:39:32.450 without any sort of risk at all, which is dope. 0:39:32.570 --> 0:39:34.390 What I want to know. I mean, I think making 0:39:34.410 --> 0:39:38.450 the person the sandwiches is dumb. But what I want 0:39:38.469 --> 0:39:40.090 to know is like, why are you doing this on 0:39:40.170 --> 0:39:43.060 next door and not, Just calling the police. 0:39:43.400 --> 0:39:45.580 They said they didn't want to call the police necessarily 0:39:45.620 --> 0:39:47.980 because they didn't want this person to get arrested. They 0:39:48.000 --> 0:39:51.620 were so worried about being offensive to hobos. They were 0:39:51.680 --> 0:39:53.660 so worried and they were so guarded in what they 0:39:53.680 --> 0:39:57.120 were saying, even though this person is harassing them. and 0:39:57.140 --> 0:39:59.799 their kids, and then the person goes, well, you just 0:39:59.820 --> 0:40:00.980 got to go up to them and talk to them. 0:40:01.239 --> 0:40:04.920 This is weird utopian ideas. This is how you get 0:40:04.960 --> 0:40:08.240 somebody hurt. This is literally how people get killed many times. 0:40:08.860 --> 0:40:11.609 Going up to somebody you don't know, somebody who has 0:40:12.070 --> 0:40:15.029 no tether to reality, and. 0:40:15.010 --> 0:40:16.509 Just saying, well, what's wrong with you? Why aren't you 0:40:16.530 --> 0:40:18.810 just being a human and going to talk to these people? 0:40:19.450 --> 0:40:23.069 It's the same thing, this reaction from this emailer, where 0:40:23.090 --> 0:40:25.069 you're saying, you know what I would have done? 0:40:25.710 --> 0:40:28.650 My goal would have been to bring this woman home safely. 0:40:29.150 --> 0:40:31.390 I would have asked her, what's wrong? Are you okay? 0:40:32.370 --> 0:40:35.530 Do you think you're the crazy whisperer? Like, the person 0:40:35.550 --> 0:40:37.969 who's trying to smash into your house and attack you. 0:40:38.530 --> 0:40:42.239 Do you think that this particular person, if you said. 0:40:42.500 --> 0:40:47.110 What's wrong? Are you okay? That you would... break through 0:40:47.130 --> 0:40:49.750 to them and they'd go, well, thank you for asking. 0:40:49.770 --> 0:40:52.469 Well, I just need to be escorted home. If you 0:40:52.489 --> 0:40:55.460 could please bring me to my house. Like, what are 0:40:55.500 --> 0:40:58.720 you talking about? You can't get through to this person. 0:40:58.760 --> 0:41:00.700 They are in the wrong house. They're trying to smash 0:41:00.739 --> 0:41:05.060 down your door and attack whoever's inside. You're saying something 0:41:05.080 --> 0:41:06.600 because you don't have any skin in the game. You 0:41:06.620 --> 0:41:09.790 probably live in a gated neighborhood, zero risk. You know, 0:41:09.830 --> 0:41:11.629 so many times these are the people who do have 0:41:11.670 --> 0:41:15.819 these sort of takes. like you're not weak this like 0:41:15.840 --> 0:41:18.759 this person said you're not a pussy did she not 0:41:18.780 --> 0:41:20.540 need to die of course and i would have tried 0:41:20.640 --> 0:41:23.569 not to kill this woman but to act like somebody 0:41:23.610 --> 0:41:26.790 who's defending themselves on their property versus the person who's 0:41:26.810 --> 0:41:29.090 like either on drugs or whatever we don't yet know 0:41:29.690 --> 0:41:32.270 who's trying to attack them on their property is once 0:41:32.330 --> 0:41:36.970 again for like the millionth time defending the criminals Over 0:41:37.010 --> 0:41:37.930 and over and over again. 0:41:37.989 --> 0:41:40.270 The people who are the bad guys, the criminals, the 0:41:40.290 --> 0:41:43.470 people on the bad side of things. Stop with that. Please, 0:41:43.710 --> 0:41:44.750 we're not doing that, all right? 0:41:44.770 --> 0:41:46.450 I want more people. 0:41:46.530 --> 0:41:48.270 I don't want you to be so scared about voicing 0:41:48.310 --> 0:41:49.890 your opinions on topics like this. 0:41:50.370 --> 0:41:50.890 Speak out. 0:41:51.650 --> 0:41:56.230 Say something. It's craziness that people think this way. You're 0:41:56.270 --> 0:41:58.350 not in touch with reality. Well, if I just go 0:41:58.450 --> 0:42:01.730 out and have a sweet little convo, bring a grilled cheese, 0:42:01.770 --> 0:42:03.210 then we'll solve all. 0:42:03.070 --> 0:42:06.069 Of the problems. It just doesn't work that way. 0:42:06.489 --> 0:42:08.339 Also, it's quarter to five. I'm trying to sleep. 0:42:08.360 --> 0:42:11.299 I'm trying to go to bed. I ain't trying to 0:42:11.360 --> 0:42:14.020 help people. I can barely help myself at a quarter 0:42:14.040 --> 0:42:14.399 to five. 0:42:15.440 --> 0:42:17.120 Maybe I'm somewhere in the middle or something where I 0:42:17.200 --> 0:42:19.719 wouldn't blast this person out of existence. 0:42:19.760 --> 0:42:21.720 I don't want anybody to die. That's the other thing. 0:42:23.430 --> 0:42:24.609 The idea that you're going to go out and you're 0:42:24.630 --> 0:42:26.569 going to speak with them and you're going to just 0:42:26.630 --> 0:42:29.650 guide them, it's not realistic at all. 0:42:29.710 --> 0:42:34.060 That's the other thing. The idea and the situation this 0:42:34.120 --> 0:42:36.640 guy has found himself in where he could face charges 0:42:36.660 --> 0:42:39.480 is is because he shouldn't have shot through the door. 0:42:40.160 --> 0:42:42.700 And then because he shot through the door, now there's 0:42:42.719 --> 0:42:47.070 a hole for her to try to unlock the door, 0:42:47.810 --> 0:42:49.590 and now he shoots her. So it's like, well, if 0:42:49.630 --> 0:42:51.130 you hadn't shot through the door, you wouldn't have had 0:42:51.150 --> 0:42:53.850 to kill this woman. You could have just continued to 0:42:53.930 --> 0:42:57.750 warn her that something bad would happen if she forcefully 0:42:57.810 --> 0:43:01.569 tried to enter the house. all the while calling the 0:43:01.610 --> 0:43:03.960 police and having them come and deal with the situation. 0:43:04.000 --> 0:43:07.930 So there is a side of this where it's like, hey, dude, 0:43:08.670 --> 0:43:13.170 you broke the law. Definitely. And we called him out 0:43:13.230 --> 0:43:17.759 for it, too. Yeah. Well, we discussed this and called 0:43:17.780 --> 0:43:20.380 the guy out for it and said, like, you know, 0:43:20.400 --> 0:43:22.419 maybe the guy was a little too eager or something. 0:43:22.440 --> 0:43:24.360 But you have the right to defend your property. 0:43:24.739 --> 0:43:27.950 And the person who is the intruder, like making it 0:43:27.969 --> 0:43:30.930 like you would have solved everything is craziness. 0:43:31.450 --> 0:43:32.129 Stop that. 0:43:32.530 --> 0:43:34.200 You haven't lived in reality enough. 0:43:34.719 --> 0:43:36.820 Double A says, good grief, how is this political? I 0:43:36.840 --> 0:43:38.960 don't know anybody who would want this dude being creepy. 0:43:38.700 --> 0:43:39.259 In their own yard. 0:43:39.620 --> 0:43:40.000 Agreed. 0:43:40.060 --> 0:43:42.320 I mean, it's just, again, it's people who want to 0:43:42.460 --> 0:43:45.440 hoist this utopian thought process on everybody else. 0:43:45.600 --> 0:43:47.040 But you should not do those things. 0:43:47.080 --> 0:43:47.740 You should be safe. 0:43:47.760 --> 0:43:49.710 You should take care of yourself and your family. That's important. 0:43:49.750 --> 0:43:52.509 If you're posting on Nextdoor that you don't like the 0:43:52.530 --> 0:43:55.670 fact that there's some guy staring at your house constantly, 0:43:56.489 --> 0:43:59.109 but you don't want to call the police because you 0:43:59.250 --> 0:44:01.569 don't want them to get arrested, well, then that's on you. 0:44:01.870 --> 0:44:05.750 There is a perfectly good... answer to this question that 0:44:05.810 --> 0:44:07.690 you just don't seem to want to do. 0:44:07.530 --> 0:44:14.640 Because, you know, why? That's ridiculous. Well, we'll take some 0:44:14.660 --> 0:44:16.459 of your takes on this. I did like the email, 0:44:16.480 --> 0:44:18.180 by the way, David. I'm not hating on you. I 0:44:18.180 --> 0:44:20.080 thought it was good. It kind of sparked a conversation, 0:44:20.100 --> 0:44:21.960 so that's good. Tips at TheNewsJunkie.com. All right, when we 0:44:22.020 --> 0:44:24.299 come back, a mayor is saying he's not going to 0:44:24.739 --> 0:44:26.140 lower the flag for Dolly Parton. 0:44:26.160 --> 0:44:28.310 We've got our friend Amy Caulfield. She's joining us, too. 0:44:28.350 --> 0:44:40.730 That's coming up next on The News Junkie. watching for 0:44:40.770 --> 0:44:44.650 the jury see if we have anything we'll hear anything 0:44:44.710 --> 0:44:47.930 back we're gonna bring that to you obviously because that's 0:44:47.969 --> 0:44:50.279 a big story man what a time what a time 0:44:50.320 --> 0:44:53.140 it is right now we went from the slowest news 0:44:53.219 --> 0:44:55.759 cycle i can remember in a very very very long 0:44:55.820 --> 0:44:59.140 time a slow time for all of us including our 0:44:59.180 --> 0:45:03.300 friend amy caufell i'm sure she would agree amy caufell 0:45:03.360 --> 0:45:06.680 is with us here on a monday yes hey amy 0:45:06.719 --> 0:45:08.500 how are you I'm good. 0:45:08.580 --> 0:45:11.549 I don't remember what a slow news day looks like anymore. 0:45:11.610 --> 0:45:11.910 I know. 0:45:12.070 --> 0:45:13.150 It's just constant. 0:45:13.310 --> 0:45:15.690 Well, it was for a little while. For a lot 0:45:15.750 --> 0:45:18.810 of August, it was like, okay, we're not all done. Yeah, 0:45:18.870 --> 0:45:19.589 kind of quiet. 0:45:19.630 --> 0:45:21.649 And then all of a sudden, we just got hit 0:45:21.690 --> 0:45:24.550 with so many different things. And obviously, we'll talk to 0:45:24.610 --> 0:45:26.090 you about what's been on your radar. 0:45:26.530 --> 0:45:29.029 But I think it was shortly after, a day or 0:45:29.050 --> 0:45:30.609 two after we talked to you last week, that we. 0:45:30.550 --> 0:45:33.250 Learned that Dolly Parton had passed away. Which I think, 0:45:33.410 --> 0:45:35.930 did you say you spoke with her? I don't know 0:45:35.950 --> 0:45:37.030 if you ever interviewed her. 0:45:37.050 --> 0:45:37.130 Yeah. 0:45:37.800 --> 0:45:40.350 I did a couple of times. So when I lived 0:45:40.390 --> 0:45:43.549 in northeast Tennessee, I lived in Johnson City. It was 0:45:43.570 --> 0:45:47.529 called the Tri-Cities Market of television. So it was Johnson City, Bristol, Kingsport. 0:45:47.910 --> 0:45:51.540 And so every year we would go over to Dollywood 0:45:51.560 --> 0:45:55.379 for the grand reopening of the park. So unlike, you know, 0:45:56.340 --> 0:45:59.989 the parks here are open every day, year-round. But in 0:46:00.030 --> 0:46:03.089 Dollywood and Tennessee, because they have winter... the park would 0:46:03.170 --> 0:46:05.169 close in the wintertime and then it would open back 0:46:05.250 --> 0:46:07.390 up in March. So Dolly would come out and we 0:46:07.410 --> 0:46:09.250 would do a big media day and they would talk 0:46:09.290 --> 0:46:11.330 about whatever, like what if there's a new ride or 0:46:11.350 --> 0:46:13.540 a new attraction or something at the park. And She 0:46:13.560 --> 0:46:16.350 would sit down with me and my co-anchor, Tim, and 0:46:16.390 --> 0:46:19.110 we would interview her. And she would do funny skits 0:46:19.170 --> 0:46:22.930 to entertain the media that came out. And she was amazing, 0:46:22.950 --> 0:46:25.360 you guys. She was just a really beautiful person. 0:46:25.560 --> 0:46:25.900 Yeah. 0:46:25.980 --> 0:46:28.140 I mean, she didn't have a lot of haters. Save 0:46:28.180 --> 0:46:29.160 for this one guy. 0:46:29.180 --> 0:46:30.160 I don't know if you saw. 0:46:30.200 --> 0:46:33.610 There's some guy in Mississippi who is the mayor of 0:46:33.670 --> 0:46:36.529 a place called Olive Branch. And I don't want to 0:46:36.550 --> 0:46:38.690 give the hecklers the mic for too long, but Ken Adams, 0:46:38.730 --> 0:46:40.690 the guy who's doing this, is like, we are not 0:46:40.790 --> 0:46:45.160 lowering the flags to half staff for Dolly Parton. And 0:46:45.180 --> 0:46:49.100 there's like some portion of the audience out there that 0:46:49.160 --> 0:46:51.979 thinks that lowering the flag to half staff should only 0:46:52.040 --> 0:46:54.370 be for very particular things. 0:46:55.050 --> 0:46:57.240 Like um like a president. 0:46:56.880 --> 0:47:00.080 Dies or you know something of that of that nature 0:47:00.100 --> 0:47:03.500 uh but it seems like most people think if there 0:47:03.520 --> 0:47:06.560 was a figure that was really important to just the 0:47:06.660 --> 0:47:09.180 idea of america and american history over the time they 0:47:09.219 --> 0:47:12.160 were alive then lowering the flag to half staff is 0:47:12.180 --> 0:47:13.860 a good way to honor them and uh yeah i 0:47:13.880 --> 0:47:14.160 mean it's. 0:47:14.140 --> 0:47:16.720 Up to the president's discretion and the president said we 0:47:16.739 --> 0:47:18.710 should lower them and so people did i don't know 0:47:18.750 --> 0:47:20.450 i have to i mean and i I have to 0:47:20.489 --> 0:47:23.590 think back. Did we lower the flags when Elvis died? 0:47:23.610 --> 0:47:24.570 I don't know. 0:47:24.590 --> 0:47:26.670 I'm trying to think who else would have been sort 0:47:26.690 --> 0:47:28.270 of on the Dolly Parton level. 0:47:28.330 --> 0:47:29.320 Michael Jackson. 0:47:29.469 --> 0:47:32.400 No, no. Not for Michael Jackson. 0:47:32.640 --> 0:47:33.819 Too controversial. 0:47:33.840 --> 0:47:34.260 Yeah. 0:47:34.380 --> 0:47:36.510 But otherwise, if you took the controversy out of it, 0:47:36.600 --> 0:47:39.120 I think we probably would have for Michael Jackson. 0:47:39.140 --> 0:47:39.259 Yeah. 0:47:39.660 --> 0:47:41.500 Yeah, I mean, if there were no controversy there, I 0:47:41.540 --> 0:47:44.920 don't know. For Elvis, I don't know. They probably wouldn't 0:47:44.960 --> 0:47:45.640 have back then. 0:47:45.760 --> 0:47:46.950 We didn't for Elvis. 0:47:47.130 --> 0:47:52.850 We've done it for Bob Hope, Neil Armstrong. That one 0:47:52.890 --> 0:47:57.080 made a lot of sense. Who else? 0:47:57.140 --> 0:47:58.580 There was a couple other. Rosa Parks. 0:47:58.600 --> 0:48:01.140 What about Walter Cronkite? I feel like that would be. 0:48:01.160 --> 0:48:05.250 I mean, yeah, big figures important to human history. 0:48:05.270 --> 0:48:06.710 I mean, God forbid. 0:48:06.730 --> 0:48:07.430 Subjective. 0:48:07.550 --> 0:48:09.870 This won't happen for a very, very, very long time. 0:48:09.910 --> 0:48:14.049 But let's say it's like 2099 and Amy Caulfield unfortunately 0:48:14.090 --> 0:48:18.180 passes at 20 and 2099 when they do that. I 0:48:18.280 --> 0:48:20.239 think and this is sort of a controversial take on 0:48:20.280 --> 0:48:23.660 my part. I think they should lower the flags to 0:48:23.700 --> 0:48:24.360 a quarterstaff. 0:48:24.890 --> 0:48:29.130 It doesn't quite rise to the level of half. 0:48:29.489 --> 0:48:31.660 No, I think we should go even lower. No, I 0:48:31.700 --> 0:48:35.980 think we should go lower. Yeah, just right off the ground. 0:48:36.600 --> 0:48:38.940 We're almost bringing that thing down to the ground. 0:48:39.560 --> 0:48:42.009 But that will never happen. We can't even think about it. 0:48:42.010 --> 0:48:43.089 Let's not consider that here. 0:48:43.930 --> 0:48:46.350 Do we have to worry about this tropical storm, Dolly, 0:48:46.430 --> 0:48:47.430 or whatever it is now? 0:48:48.450 --> 0:48:50.850 No, I mean, for sure, this is something that is 0:48:50.870 --> 0:48:54.469 going to be a rainmaker, maybe for Texas, but no, 0:48:54.530 --> 0:48:57.150 we're okay here. And you guys, as you know, it's 0:48:57.170 --> 0:48:59.870 an El Nino year. Really, so far, so good. Knock 0:48:59.930 --> 0:49:02.890 on wood, we've been okay. The peak of hurricane season 0:49:02.910 --> 0:49:05.910 doesn't hit. I think it's September 10th, I believe, is 0:49:06.010 --> 0:49:08.989 the peak. So we still have about another week and 0:49:09.010 --> 0:49:11.540 a half until we get there, but... But as of 0:49:11.580 --> 0:49:12.919 right now, no, we're good. 0:49:13.120 --> 0:49:13.390 Okay. 0:49:13.510 --> 0:49:13.720 All right. 0:49:13.739 --> 0:49:15.610 So that storm is not going to hit us. It 0:49:15.630 --> 0:49:17.530 would have been really weird if it did, honest to God. 0:49:17.590 --> 0:49:20.339 But Dolly, the remnants of it are coming. to get 0:49:20.480 --> 0:49:22.759 blasted out. And it looks like maybe we'll just get 0:49:22.800 --> 0:49:23.720 some rain or something. 0:49:24.739 --> 0:49:26.960 Yes which is sort of typical for us this time 0:49:26.980 --> 0:49:29.500 yeah yeah we'll for sure get some rain. 0:49:29.260 --> 0:49:31.020 Yeah and i don't know you know what the weirdest 0:49:31.040 --> 0:49:33.160 thing would be is if this storm came by did 0:49:33.200 --> 0:49:37.290 i save this i did if this dolly storm came 0:49:37.390 --> 0:49:40.650 through hits the united states of america and we got 0:49:40.710 --> 0:49:42.870 another one of these did you see this rainbow this 0:49:42.950 --> 0:49:45.650 weekend that everybody was talking about the full circle rainbow 0:49:45.670 --> 0:49:47.049 did you see this oh. 0:49:47.010 --> 0:49:50.410 My god Do you have a picture of it? 0:49:50.440 --> 0:49:52.060 Yeah, here. I don't know if you could see this 0:49:52.120 --> 0:49:55.340 or not in the feed. Maybe we don't show it 0:49:55.420 --> 0:49:56.020 to you. 0:49:56.420 --> 0:50:03.529 It's a massive circle rainbow that people found over China. 0:50:03.550 --> 0:50:07.870 And I've never seen that before in my life. You 0:50:07.890 --> 0:50:12.469 could see the entirety of this circular rainbow in the sky. 0:50:12.489 --> 0:50:17.270 That's fascinating. I think that if you were elevated enough... 0:50:17.410 --> 0:50:18.870 Most rainbows are circles. 0:50:19.969 --> 0:50:22.420 I've heard that before, but is this just because the 0:50:22.460 --> 0:50:24.660 person taking this is that high up in the air? 0:50:24.760 --> 0:50:27.260 They're above the water that's falling, it looks like. 0:50:27.420 --> 0:50:30.540 So I think the way that light bends and prisms 0:50:30.620 --> 0:50:34.470 work and all that, that's what we learned in science 0:50:34.510 --> 0:50:36.450 class when we learned about how a rainbow works. It 0:50:36.489 --> 0:50:40.570 was like, hey, if you were high enough off the ground... 0:50:40.489 --> 0:50:43.070 you would see that all rainbows are circles. But because 0:50:43.110 --> 0:50:47.830 we're so low down to it, you only see just 0:50:48.210 --> 0:50:51.470 the half circle. It's crazy. I'll put this up on 0:50:51.489 --> 0:50:52.600 See It Now so people can take a look. 0:50:52.640 --> 0:50:56.299 So what's the phenomenon with the double rainbow then? I 0:50:56.340 --> 0:50:59.380 heard the double is always there. You just can't. 0:50:59.219 --> 0:51:01.020 See the double. It tends to be mushrooms. 0:51:01.160 --> 0:51:04.820 Yeah, that's the thing that real ayahuasca will do it 0:51:04.840 --> 0:51:07.040 to you. You'll see that triple rainbow. 0:51:07.860 --> 0:51:09.410 Anyhow. How was your weekend? 0:51:09.430 --> 0:51:11.630 Did you have a good time this weekend? It was good. 0:51:11.790 --> 0:51:15.690 Yeah, a pretty good weekend. Nothing too crazy. I'm trying 0:51:15.710 --> 0:51:16.930 to think, what do we do this weekend? I don't know. 0:51:16.969 --> 0:51:18.770 I worked in the yard a lot. I did laundry. 0:51:18.850 --> 0:51:19.350 I cleaned. 0:51:19.489 --> 0:51:21.580 I don't know. You're out there working in the yard? 0:51:22.190 --> 0:51:25.609 Yeah, I actually enjoy working in the yard. 0:51:25.690 --> 0:51:26.290 What are you doing out there? 0:51:26.310 --> 0:51:28.960 This is the most normal weekend Amy's had in forever. 0:51:29.480 --> 0:51:32.140 Yeah, true. Are you out there? 0:51:32.160 --> 0:51:34.120 I didn't get to go to his football game. 0:51:34.239 --> 0:51:36.820 Are you cutting down trees? Are you digging holes? 0:51:36.840 --> 0:51:37.880 What are you doing? 0:51:37.940 --> 0:51:39.819 No, but we actually did have a dead tree that 0:51:39.840 --> 0:51:41.660 was cut down last week. And so there was just 0:51:41.700 --> 0:51:44.440 a lot of debris and stuff. So I picked up debris. 0:51:44.480 --> 0:51:46.610 I cut back some of the palms that are getting 0:51:46.660 --> 0:51:47.330 out of control. 0:51:47.430 --> 0:51:47.890 I weed. 0:51:47.989 --> 0:51:49.610 I feel like I'm weeding all the time. 0:51:49.690 --> 0:51:49.950 Yeah. 0:51:50.370 --> 0:51:51.390 Um, just stuff like that. 0:51:51.510 --> 0:51:51.610 Yeah. 0:51:51.650 --> 0:51:52.390 I'm waiting all the time. 0:51:52.430 --> 0:51:54.830 I find it therapeutic. It's like, you're away from your phone. 0:51:54.850 --> 0:51:55.990 You're just like out there. 0:51:56.969 --> 0:51:57.890 Just. Yeah. 0:51:58.230 --> 0:52:01.730 Because you're, you do a high pressure job and your 0:52:01.770 --> 0:52:03.340 life is a lot of pressure and a lot of 0:52:03.360 --> 0:52:05.640 tension on you. It's probably nice to like, like Mr. 0:52:05.680 --> 0:52:09.310 Miyagi would calm down with a little bonsai trees. You're 0:52:09.350 --> 0:52:10.470 like that, I guess. 0:52:10.810 --> 0:52:14.660 Speaking of which, there are little clubs that do that 0:52:14.800 --> 0:52:17.100 in Orlando, and I really want to do it. 0:52:17.200 --> 0:52:19.300 I want to do one of those little bonsai classes. 0:52:19.360 --> 0:52:20.300 I think it would be fun. 0:52:20.560 --> 0:52:22.160 Yeah. I mean, I could do it. 0:52:22.480 --> 0:52:23.460 Would you guys do it with me? 0:52:23.960 --> 0:52:26.870 Yes. I've been waiting for this for all the years 0:52:26.890 --> 0:52:29.750 we've known you. I've been waiting for our bonsai class. 0:52:29.890 --> 0:52:33.070 I'm going to set up a secret camera. To record 0:52:33.110 --> 0:52:35.819 my wife's reaction when I tell her, hey, babe, I 0:52:35.940 --> 0:52:37.870 got to go. Me and Sean and Amy are going 0:52:37.910 --> 0:52:38.870 to bonsai class. 0:52:39.560 --> 0:52:42.380 No, I think we should bring Ashley and Courtney and 0:52:42.400 --> 0:52:44.419 Brian and we'll just make it like a group date. 0:52:44.660 --> 0:52:47.399 Yeah, I mean, they would all really like to go. 0:52:47.739 --> 0:52:50.980 I would get kicked out of the bonsai class. Yeah, 0:52:51.020 --> 0:52:51.680 very quickly. 0:52:52.620 --> 0:52:54.799 What's grabbing your attention today, Amy Cotho? 0:52:54.920 --> 0:52:57.100 You guys, there's a lot going on. 0:52:57.560 --> 0:52:59.650 But there's one story that's probably going to get a 0:52:59.660 --> 0:53:02.670 lot of people's attention. And this happened on I-95. A 0:53:03.469 --> 0:53:07.149 Palm Bay woman died in a chain reaction crash when 0:53:07.210 --> 0:53:12.110 a car crashed. hit an alligator. on the interstate. So 0:53:12.130 --> 0:53:15.469 somehow an alligator crawled up onto I-95. This is pretty rare. 0:53:15.489 --> 0:53:17.730 I mean, you guys, this is not something that I 0:53:17.790 --> 0:53:20.390 think most people would anticipate seeing on the road. I mean, 0:53:20.430 --> 0:53:23.169 we all have driven along and seen something dangerous ahead. 0:53:23.270 --> 0:53:24.989 Usually it's like a mattress that fell off of a 0:53:25.050 --> 0:53:25.980 truck or whatever. 0:53:26.000 --> 0:53:26.680 You know what I mean? 0:53:27.360 --> 0:53:29.540 But this is an alligator. It was in the middle 0:53:29.560 --> 0:53:32.480 of the interstate. Troopers say they're now searching for a 0:53:32.560 --> 0:53:35.040 hit-and-run driver. So this is really sad, you guys. And 0:53:35.080 --> 0:53:36.940 it's just a reminder, again, to everybody out there to 0:53:37.020 --> 0:53:38.260 why you should wear your seatbelt. 0:53:38.719 --> 0:53:38.839 So. 0:53:39.320 --> 0:53:41.350 So this young woman who was killed, she's just 20 0:53:41.350 --> 0:53:44.250 years old. She's from Palm Bay. She didn't apparently have 0:53:44.290 --> 0:53:47.250 her seatbelt on. And so when this chain reaction crash happened, 0:53:47.310 --> 0:53:50.569 she was ejected from her vehicle. She landed on the 0:53:50.650 --> 0:53:53.930 interstate and might have survived, except for that the next 0:53:53.989 --> 0:53:55.580 car that came along ran her over. 0:53:55.600 --> 0:53:56.680 Oh, my God. 0:53:57.180 --> 0:53:57.900 That's brutal. 0:53:58.020 --> 0:54:00.299 Do they know? Maybe I missed that. Do they know 0:54:00.320 --> 0:54:01.680 any details about this driver? 0:54:03.060 --> 0:54:06.000 So the driver that ran the woman over left the 0:54:06.020 --> 0:54:06.740 scene of the crash. 0:54:06.800 --> 0:54:08.500 So they are still searching for that person. 0:54:08.520 --> 0:54:11.509 And actually, guys, we had a slew of hit and 0:54:11.570 --> 0:54:13.410 run cases over the last couple of weeks. 0:54:13.469 --> 0:54:15.410 This is actually one of many cases. 0:54:15.770 --> 0:54:18.689 If you run over a human being, I'm sorry, you 0:54:18.770 --> 0:54:20.270 know you ran over a person. 0:54:20.330 --> 0:54:21.110 Definitely. 0:54:21.330 --> 0:54:22.549 Maybe he thought it was the alligator. 0:54:22.570 --> 0:54:26.090 All the other cars. What's that? 0:54:27.110 --> 0:54:30.570 I would imagine, I would imagine Amy hitting a big 0:54:30.630 --> 0:54:32.910 giant alligator in the road is quite a thing. I mean, 0:54:32.969 --> 0:54:35.779 like it could really do a number on you, but 0:54:36.340 --> 0:54:38.960 I agree with you. I think there are very, very, very, 0:54:39.020 --> 0:54:41.980 very few cases aside from when the driver is incredibly 0:54:42.020 --> 0:54:45.820 intoxicated where they didn't know that they ran over someone. 0:54:45.860 --> 0:54:46.680 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 0:54:46.760 --> 0:54:47.680 It happens all the time. 0:54:47.739 --> 0:54:48.360 It's pathetic. 0:54:48.480 --> 0:54:50.300 And so just so you guys know how this started, 0:54:50.320 --> 0:54:54.550 it was an, it was a, Mercedes Benz sport utility vehicle. 0:54:54.690 --> 0:54:58.270 The driver was a 58-year-old man from Canada driving southbound 0:54:58.310 --> 0:55:01.390 on I-95. He saw the gator in the road. He 0:55:01.489 --> 0:55:04.730 tried to stop but couldn't. So that started the chain 0:55:04.770 --> 0:55:07.200 reaction crash. So you can imagine you hit something of 0:55:07.239 --> 0:55:10.180 that size in the road, right? And then, of course, 0:55:10.320 --> 0:55:13.040 everybody behind him, it was like, boom, boom, boom. Which, again, 0:55:13.120 --> 0:55:15.640 also goes to why you have to, you know, because 0:55:15.660 --> 0:55:17.730 you never know what's going to happen in front of you. 0:55:17.860 --> 0:55:19.730 That's why you don't follow too close. It's why you 0:55:19.750 --> 0:55:21.710 wear your seatbelt. It's all the things that they teach 0:55:21.770 --> 0:55:23.430 us in driver's ed. But I think that we just 0:55:23.469 --> 0:55:26.149 get way too, you know, we just get comfortable over 0:55:26.190 --> 0:55:27.740 time and we think it'll never happen to me. 0:55:27.760 --> 0:55:28.380 Agreed. 0:55:29.000 --> 0:55:31.600 Yeah. Yeah. So hopefully they find that person. 0:55:32.270 --> 0:55:32.630 Yes. 0:55:32.790 --> 0:55:33.029 Yeah. 0:55:33.090 --> 0:55:35.870 So looking for the driver of the vehicle that hit 0:55:35.910 --> 0:55:37.950 this woman, they're working on trying to find, you know, 0:55:37.969 --> 0:55:40.529 cameras in that area of I-95 where this happened. We 0:55:40.550 --> 0:55:42.739 had a kid on a scooter who was on his 0:55:42.780 --> 0:55:44.620 way to school who got hit by a car. That 0:55:44.680 --> 0:55:47.100 car left the scene. That happened in Brevard County. We 0:55:47.120 --> 0:55:49.319 just we have so many of these cases. It's to 0:55:49.340 --> 0:55:50.380 the point of ridiculous. 0:55:50.700 --> 0:55:51.000 Yeah. 0:55:51.320 --> 0:55:53.080 I mean, a lot of cases, it seems like the 0:55:53.120 --> 0:55:57.360 person might have been drunk or, you know, on something. 0:55:57.410 --> 0:56:00.050 Sometimes they're not in the country legally and they flee. 0:56:00.130 --> 0:56:01.210 It's like various things. 0:56:01.230 --> 0:56:03.080 But Right. 0:56:03.219 --> 0:56:03.739 Absolutely. 0:56:03.760 --> 0:56:05.900 You guys were doing a deep dive into these flock 0:56:05.920 --> 0:56:08.790 cameras again today. So the Oviedo City Council is going 0:56:08.810 --> 0:56:10.430 to be having a meeting tonight where they're going to 0:56:10.450 --> 0:56:13.530 be talking about the flock cameras. There's some controversy over 0:56:13.570 --> 0:56:15.430 whether or not this is something that we should have 0:56:15.450 --> 0:56:17.930 in our state. You guys probably heard Governor DeSantis late 0:56:17.969 --> 0:56:20.410 last week said, listen, I don't want Florida to be 0:56:20.450 --> 0:56:23.660 known as the surveillance state. So we're kind of trying 0:56:23.700 --> 0:56:25.820 to figure out, like, what is the difference between flock 0:56:25.860 --> 0:56:28.719 cameras versus just a traditional red light camera that's at 0:56:28.739 --> 0:56:31.760 an intersection location? You know, the flock cameras are different 0:56:31.780 --> 0:56:35.250 and they're getting a little bit more black, so to speak, 0:56:35.670 --> 0:56:38.950 because they're storing the information up to a certain point. 0:56:39.270 --> 0:56:42.930 And also we're aware that there have been some law 0:56:43.030 --> 0:56:46.029 enforcement people who have used these to their advantage to 0:56:46.050 --> 0:56:49.180 whether it be to follow an ex or look up somebody. 0:56:50.000 --> 0:56:50.920 What a creepy people. Yeah. 0:56:51.980 --> 0:56:55.160 Yeah, so they've put some safety into place in that, 0:56:55.200 --> 0:56:57.379 and Flock said that now anytime you have to look 0:56:57.420 --> 0:56:59.180 up information with one of these cameras, you have to 0:56:59.219 --> 0:57:01.480 put in a code so that they can identify who's 0:57:01.500 --> 0:57:02.960 looking something up and why. 0:57:02.980 --> 0:57:04.840 So they're trying to put these. 0:57:04.719 --> 0:57:06.420 Safety measures into place, but I just feel like, and 0:57:06.440 --> 0:57:08.719 I know you guys probably feel this way too, I 0:57:08.800 --> 0:57:14.160 feel like we introduce things into society, and then we're like, oh, 0:57:14.440 --> 0:57:16.710 maybe this isn't exactly what we thought it was going 0:57:16.730 --> 0:57:16.950 to be. 0:57:16.990 --> 0:57:18.550 And then we try to roll it back. And it's 0:57:18.570 --> 0:57:20.330 like you open Pandora's box. 0:57:20.390 --> 0:57:25.590 It's just like with AI or these e-bikes or anything. 0:57:25.650 --> 0:57:26.810 It's like you roll it out. 0:57:26.890 --> 0:57:27.530 Commenting on Facebook. 0:57:27.550 --> 0:57:29.510 And then you think about the consequences later. 0:57:29.530 --> 0:57:33.210 Yeah. Yeah, I agree. Yeah, I mean, it is crazy. 0:57:33.510 --> 0:57:35.530 It's definitely an issue. 0:57:35.550 --> 0:57:37.550 A lot of people are up in arms about the 0:57:37.590 --> 0:57:39.960 flock cameras thing, and it doesn't seem to be calming down. 0:57:40.280 --> 0:57:42.640 Sealand has had the best idea on this, I thought. 0:57:42.660 --> 0:57:44.040 I don't know if it's a unique one for him, 0:57:44.060 --> 0:57:46.260 but he's like, why don't they just put this behind 0:57:46.300 --> 0:57:48.180 a warrant? So, you know, if you need to get 0:57:48.220 --> 0:57:50.200 a speedy warrant, you can get one from a judge. 0:57:50.500 --> 0:57:52.419 But then you have a warrant to access the stuff 0:57:52.460 --> 0:57:54.660 and all the flock cameras on the database. And then 0:57:54.680 --> 0:57:56.970 you don't have like these looky-loos just trying to see 0:57:56.990 --> 0:57:59.050 the pretty girl in the Jeep that they saw drive 0:57:59.110 --> 0:58:01.660 by and track where she's going. 0:58:01.680 --> 0:58:01.740 So. 0:58:02.510 --> 0:58:02.750 Right. 0:58:02.810 --> 0:58:03.740 No, it's a good point. 0:58:03.840 --> 0:58:06.640 I mean, there have to be other measures that we 0:58:06.660 --> 0:58:10.939 can put into place that would make them less risky, 0:58:10.980 --> 0:58:12.040 make people less vulnerable. 0:58:12.080 --> 0:58:14.419 It would be the same measures that they put in 0:58:14.560 --> 0:58:20.250 place that they recently had some people violate that got 0:58:20.270 --> 0:58:22.750 in trouble for this. But with the David system, which 0:58:22.810 --> 0:58:25.970 is basically... The driver's license system where they can look 0:58:26.030 --> 0:58:30.439 up people's information, stuff that wouldn't normally be shared with 0:58:30.540 --> 0:58:33.320 the public that they could look up. And that ended 0:58:33.380 --> 0:58:37.000 up turning into a big problem. And they told law 0:58:37.020 --> 0:58:40.490 enforcement officers, like, listen– This is what's going on. This 0:58:40.530 --> 0:58:42.510 is what will happen to you if you're caught misusing 0:58:42.550 --> 0:58:45.110 the system. And most of them have stopped. Some of 0:58:45.130 --> 0:58:50.980 them still violate, but that's what rules and consequences are for. True. Yeah. 0:58:51.180 --> 0:58:51.620 Anything else? 0:58:51.700 --> 0:58:54.980 I mean, hospitals have these fail safes in place too, right? 0:58:55.000 --> 0:58:57.660 Because people can, you can, if you work in the hospital, 0:58:57.700 --> 0:59:00.320 you can look up anybody's private medical information, right? 0:59:00.380 --> 0:59:01.340 It's a crime though, right? 0:59:01.360 --> 0:59:03.770 Yeah. Right now that you can't do that anymore. 0:59:03.790 --> 0:59:05.810 Now they have different fail safes into place so that 0:59:05.830 --> 0:59:07.650 you can't just like go in and type in someone's 0:59:07.670 --> 0:59:09.090 name and look, see why they're in the hospital. 0:59:09.110 --> 0:59:09.970 Because I get people are. 0:59:10.030 --> 0:59:12.700 Curious. But, you know, this is why we have laws 0:59:12.760 --> 0:59:15.520 like this. That's what makes sense to me. What else 0:59:15.560 --> 0:59:17.280 is grabbing your attention out there, Amy Kaufman? 0:59:17.680 --> 0:59:19.020 I don't know if you guys got a chance to 0:59:19.060 --> 0:59:21.080 watch any of the racing action at Daytona this weekend, 0:59:21.100 --> 0:59:22.460 but one of the big headlines to come out of 0:59:22.500 --> 0:59:25.950 Daytona was that Tom Cruise was there along with Anne Hathaway. 0:59:26.270 --> 0:59:28.670 Days of Thunder 2 is going to be coming out, 0:59:28.690 --> 0:59:31.170 and they're already, I guess, working on filming. Anne Hathaway mentioned, 0:59:31.210 --> 0:59:32.810 I guess, in one of the videos that she's pregnant, 0:59:32.870 --> 0:59:34.780 so they're going to wait until after she has the 0:59:34.820 --> 0:59:37.620 baby to continue filming. But Days of Thunder 2, Cole 0:59:37.640 --> 0:59:41.620 Trickle coming back in 2021. 28 wow yeah i. 0:59:42.300 --> 0:59:45.940 Know that one uh they said uh that's rubbing original 0:59:46.180 --> 0:59:50.600 that's rubbing and rubbing is racing i remember that line 0:59:50.620 --> 0:59:53.850 i have not seen days of thunder oh. 0:59:53.160 --> 0:59:56.130 You have it okay well you probably know ceiling who 0:59:56.170 --> 0:59:59.050 starred in uh that movie with tom cruise though who 0:59:59.070 --> 1:00:00.310 was his love interest in that. 1:00:00.230 --> 1:00:03.930 Movie nicole kidman Yes. 1:00:04.290 --> 1:00:05.210 She is not coming back. 1:00:05.370 --> 1:00:08.310 No, not surprising. 1:00:08.490 --> 1:00:12.620 And the person who's upset about that is like, it's 1:00:12.680 --> 1:00:15.200 very like, we're not taking this guy seriously anymore. 1:00:15.240 --> 1:00:17.800 But Randy Quaid spoke out about the fact that. 1:00:17.700 --> 1:00:20.470 He doesn't like Anne Hathaway, right? 1:00:20.590 --> 1:00:20.820 Yeah. 1:00:20.840 --> 1:00:23.610 He thinks Anne Hathaway is like not sexy enough or something. 1:00:23.650 --> 1:00:26.390 It should be Nicole Kidman. And it's like, dude. That's 1:00:26.450 --> 1:00:27.260 never going to happen. 1:00:27.380 --> 1:00:29.080 Are you kidding me? 1:00:29.100 --> 1:00:32.880 No, no, no. This actress is not good for the role. 1:00:32.920 --> 1:00:34.700 So what I need you to do is put aside 1:00:34.780 --> 1:00:37.920 everything that makes you mad about your ex and film 1:00:37.980 --> 1:00:41.720 an entire movie with. No, no, no. All right. Well, 1:00:41.740 --> 1:00:43.720 we'll see that happening. We'll see what happens with it. 1:00:44.660 --> 1:00:45.070 I know. 1:00:45.340 --> 1:00:46.810 I think a lot of people are going to be 1:00:46.830 --> 1:00:49.650 on board with this. If anything ever happens to Amy Caulfield, 1:00:49.730 --> 1:00:51.390 flags all the way down to quarterstaff. 1:00:51.490 --> 1:00:53.390 We're going all the way down. 1:00:53.450 --> 1:00:56.010 It's the highest tribute you can pay. Nobody's done it yet, 1:00:57.030 --> 1:01:00.740 but that's important. Go ahead, Celia. What do you guys think. 1:01:00.640 --> 1:01:02.800 About them naming the airport after her in Nashville? 1:01:02.820 --> 1:01:03.620 Do you like that idea? 1:01:03.680 --> 1:01:04.020 You know what? 1:01:04.040 --> 1:01:06.320 When Celia first brought that up, everybody was on board 1:01:06.340 --> 1:01:07.620 with it, but I didn't think it was going to 1:01:07.640 --> 1:01:08.540 get the traction it did. 1:01:08.720 --> 1:01:10.140 It looks like it might happen, right? 1:01:10.220 --> 1:01:10.470 Yes. 1:01:10.820 --> 1:01:13.150 Yeah, they're saying that there's a so right now the 1:01:13.190 --> 1:01:16.170 airport authority in Nashville has a rule. And I'm not 1:01:16.190 --> 1:01:18.390 sure if this is like standard for every airport where 1:01:18.410 --> 1:01:20.470 the person that you would name the airport after has 1:01:20.510 --> 1:01:22.860 to be dead for two years before you could. 1:01:22.760 --> 1:01:23.400 Do that honor. 1:01:23.640 --> 1:01:24.020 I don't know. 1:01:24.120 --> 1:01:26.720 It must be just a Nashville thing. But anyway, they're like, oh, no, 1:01:26.760 --> 1:01:27.760 we can just easily vote. 1:01:28.300 --> 1:01:28.920 Vote that out. 1:01:28.960 --> 1:01:30.860 And then they just said they need just the governor 1:01:30.900 --> 1:01:33.640 to approve. And then the Federal Aviation Authority would also 1:01:33.720 --> 1:01:34.380 have to approve it. 1:01:34.780 --> 1:01:37.640 What do they need two years to fully vet the 1:01:37.680 --> 1:01:41.530 people they're naming the airports after? We don't want to 1:01:41.570 --> 1:01:42.730 mess this up, guys. 1:01:42.750 --> 1:01:46.490 I mean, obviously, there are people like the president has 1:01:46.510 --> 1:01:48.090 an airport named after him. 1:01:48.150 --> 1:01:50.370 And he's still very much alive. So, I mean, yeah. 1:01:50.740 --> 1:01:51.930 Yeah, yeah. 1:01:52.210 --> 1:01:54.390 I guess it's just an airport rule. 1:01:54.490 --> 1:01:57.170 Who knows? True. She's the best of the best. We 1:01:57.210 --> 1:02:00.090 know her, you know her, and you love her. Put 1:02:00.110 --> 1:02:02.180 some respect on her name. Yes, you guys love you. 1:02:02.260 --> 1:02:02.620 Amy Kaufman! 1:02:03.780 --> 1:02:05.520 On Labor Day, what's your schedule next week? 1:02:05.660 --> 1:02:09.000 We are not, no. Okay. No. 1:02:09.020 --> 1:02:10.300 All right, well, I'll see you in two weeks, then. 1:02:10.380 --> 1:02:12.110 Yes, we'll see you in two weeks. You be safe 1:02:12.140 --> 1:02:13.790 out there in the yard doing your thing. 1:02:14.250 --> 1:02:16.010 And we love you. We appreciate you. We'll see you 1:02:16.030 --> 1:02:17.590 next week. Love you, too. There she goes. Love you. 1:02:17.630 --> 1:02:18.350 Amy Kaufeld, everybody. 1:02:18.690 --> 1:02:20.830 Make sure you follow her on all social media platforms. 1:02:20.870 --> 1:02:24.550 That's her personally. Follow Amy Kaufeld. And then follow Fox 1:02:24.550 --> 1:02:27.110 35 for all of the stuff that she's putting together 1:02:27.130 --> 1:02:29.490 with the crew over there, telling you about the things 1:02:29.510 --> 1:02:31.210 with the flock cameras that you need to know, maybe 1:02:31.250 --> 1:02:33.630 you don't know. There is a lot to learn from 1:02:33.650 --> 1:02:36.340 the team over at Fox 35, no matter where you are. 1:02:36.720 --> 1:02:40.540 So go check them out at fox35orlando. com. 1:02:39.120 --> 1:02:40.300 Amy, we'll see you next time. 1:02:40.520 --> 1:02:41.860 Thanks, you guys. Love you. See you soon. 1:02:41.960 --> 1:02:43.740 Quick break. Back with more. 1:02:44.120 --> 1:02:46.580 We've got this event over the weekend that caused a 1:02:46.940 --> 1:02:50.260 lot of drama, some fights breaking out of this MMA fight. 1:02:50.500 --> 1:02:52.830 We've got more on the Lindsey Clancy case. We're watching 1:02:52.850 --> 1:02:55.010 the jury there and a lot coming up next on 1:02:55.030 --> 1:02:55.950 the News Junkie. 1:02:57.810 --> 1:03:01.720 The show rolls on. Hey, I hope your day's going okay. 1:03:01.740 --> 1:03:03.320 And if it's not, maybe we could turn that around 1:03:03.380 --> 1:03:06.630 a little bit for you. Don't forget Rate My Blank. 1:03:06.670 --> 1:03:09.709 We're taking your confessions all week long. Rate My Blank 1:03:09.790 --> 1:03:13.400 is your confessions. Send those in over at thenewsjunkie.com as 1:03:13.460 --> 1:03:16.880 a dispatch. We'll take emails on that one too, right? 1:03:17.040 --> 1:03:18.280 I think it's fine. 1:03:18.660 --> 1:03:21.080 We can do an email for confessions if you want 1:03:21.100 --> 1:03:23.100 to do an email to tipsathenewsjunkie.com. 1:03:23.140 --> 1:03:25.770 Just know that if you email your confession, you're going 1:03:25.790 --> 1:03:30.169 to be throwing Sean off from the normalcy of Rate 1:03:30.190 --> 1:03:33.190 My Blank. And I think you're less likely to win. 1:03:33.870 --> 1:03:38.300 I think an anonymous dispatch would be so he can 1:03:38.340 --> 1:03:38.990 bookmark it. 1:03:39.510 --> 1:03:41.810 You know, that would be right up his alley. It's 1:03:41.830 --> 1:03:42.330 a good point. 1:03:42.350 --> 1:03:44.410 It does help if I can bookmark them because then 1:03:44.450 --> 1:03:45.880 we have them all in one area and we can 1:03:45.940 --> 1:03:48.940 be more judgmental. I was talking to the stream people 1:03:49.000 --> 1:03:52.980 about this post this weekend, 1.1 million views. And this 1:03:53.020 --> 1:03:56.020 woman said, signs are a bottom tier member of society. 1:03:56.680 --> 1:04:00.100 Hard agree on all of these. Although I saw Arden 1:04:00.120 --> 1:04:02.400 to say, how is murder not on the list? 1:04:02.440 --> 1:04:04.439 Well, you know, when you say a bottom tier member 1:04:04.460 --> 1:04:08.110 of society, you're not talking about a criminal necessarily, right? 1:04:08.490 --> 1:04:11.120 You're more talking about just the people who try to 1:04:11.200 --> 1:04:15.340 ruin everything for everybody. The people who make things worse 1:04:15.480 --> 1:04:17.280 for all the rest of us, sort of normal people. 1:04:18.040 --> 1:04:21.150 And this post said, signs are a bottom tier member 1:04:21.190 --> 1:04:26.150 of society. I'm looking at it here. Littering, cutting in line, right? 1:04:26.190 --> 1:04:29.430 These are obvious ones. This is from our graphics department. 1:04:29.910 --> 1:04:33.980 They're really on it this week. Not returning your shopping cart. 1:04:35.010 --> 1:04:37.950 Not saying thank you when someone holds the door. Happened 1:04:37.970 --> 1:04:39.770 to me twice this weekend, C-Lane. 1:04:39.970 --> 1:04:44.040 That is absolutely a sign you're a bottom-tier member of society. 1:04:44.460 --> 1:04:46.660 Parking in a handicapped spot when you don't need one? 1:04:46.780 --> 1:04:51.690 Terrible behavior. Red flag crazy. Carving your name into or 1:04:51.750 --> 1:04:55.850 graffitiing nature? Wearing pajamas to the airport? 1:04:55.870 --> 1:04:57.250 Okay, sorry. 1:04:58.450 --> 1:05:00.790 That one's not that bad. Not as bad as the others. 1:05:00.830 --> 1:05:04.140 The idea of dressing up for the plane thing is over. 1:05:04.160 --> 1:05:08.260 It done so. Being comfortable at the airport, especially, you know, 1:05:08.280 --> 1:05:11.300 I think they've calmed down on the taking your shoes 1:05:11.400 --> 1:05:14.800 off part, but that used to be one of the 1:05:14.840 --> 1:05:17.620 things you would consider when you were considering what to 1:05:17.640 --> 1:05:20.070 wear to the airport was like, hey... Should I bring 1:05:20.150 --> 1:05:22.550 flip flops because it would be easy enough to take 1:05:22.650 --> 1:05:24.700 on and off if they're going to make me like. 1:05:25.580 --> 1:05:27.520 take my shoes off, and then I have to put 1:05:27.540 --> 1:05:29.400 them through the machine, and then I have to go 1:05:29.740 --> 1:05:32.140 and sit on a bench somewhere to get them back on. No! 1:05:32.760 --> 1:05:34.740 I agree with you. I'm crossing that one off the list. 1:05:34.860 --> 1:05:36.700 I don't think that one's as bad. I also think 1:05:36.740 --> 1:05:40.920 it's hilarious that the graffiti-ing thing only applies to nature. 1:05:41.300 --> 1:05:44.180 If it's a concrete bridge or something that you just 1:05:44.200 --> 1:05:47.590 wrote your name on, you're fine. It's good. I kind 1:05:47.630 --> 1:05:50.650 of agree with it, though, because let's say there's some 1:05:50.670 --> 1:05:53.530 500-year-old tree. No, I agree with it, too. I just 1:05:53.550 --> 1:05:56.560 think it's funny that It wasn't graffiti in general. It 1:05:56.600 --> 1:05:58.940 was just carving your name into nature. 1:05:59.580 --> 1:06:03.620 Passing your pet off as a service animal. Being rude 1:06:03.720 --> 1:06:05.100 to service workers. 1:06:05.380 --> 1:06:06.160 That's a good one. 1:06:06.620 --> 1:06:10.620 And lying, stealing and cheating. And those are the signs 1:06:10.640 --> 1:06:12.800 you're a bottom tier member of society. Tell us what's 1:06:12.890 --> 1:06:16.169 missing from that list. We got a lot of your 1:06:16.210 --> 1:06:18.990 feedback and your dispatches coming in. We're going to be 1:06:19.010 --> 1:06:22.080 getting to them momentarily here on the show. I'm trying 1:06:22.100 --> 1:06:24.040 to work in stuff that we missed over the weekend. Oh, 1:06:24.100 --> 1:06:27.300 we did have a NASA launch. There was a NASA 1:06:27.320 --> 1:06:30.440 launch this weekend. The Space Telescope. You remember what it 1:06:30.460 --> 1:06:33.860 was called? The Nancy Grace Roman Telescope. 1:06:34.400 --> 1:06:37.320 Nice work. Thank you. Thank you. Look at him go. 1:06:38.140 --> 1:06:42.710 The Nancy Grace Roman Telescope, which is supposedly pretty impressive, 1:06:42.750 --> 1:06:47.340 this telescope that we're firing off there. Here we go. Three, two, one. 1:06:48.090 --> 1:06:50.470 Ignition and liftoff. 1:06:50.810 --> 1:06:55.170 NASA's Roman Space Telescope leaves Earth behind. as it embarks 1:06:55.230 --> 1:06:59.300 on a five-year mission to revolutionize our understanding of the universe. 1:06:59.360 --> 1:07:01.400 I think they said this thing can see like a 1:07:01.540 --> 1:07:06.120 hundred times farther than the Hubble Space Telescope. 1:07:06.360 --> 1:07:07.900 Hubble's old news, man. 1:07:08.380 --> 1:07:10.180 I know, but that thing came back with some pretty 1:07:10.200 --> 1:07:13.580 cool stuff over the years. Hubble's like MS-DOS of telescopes 1:07:13.740 --> 1:07:16.180 right now, buddy. It's been up there for a while, yeah. 1:07:18.810 --> 1:07:21.230 It's bound for a destination one and a half million 1:07:21.290 --> 1:07:25.610 kilometers from our planet. Its goal, to survey vast stretches 1:07:25.650 --> 1:07:28.530 of the sky and provide astronomers with a new atlas 1:07:28.590 --> 1:07:29.350 of the cosmos. 1:07:29.690 --> 1:07:31.950 So the telescope was designed to probe. 1:07:33.140 --> 1:07:35.960 Cosmic Evolution, the History of the Expansion of the Universe. 1:07:36.080 --> 1:07:39.820 God, imagine building something like this was designed to probe 1:07:39.900 --> 1:07:44.120 the history of the expansion of the universe. Holy cow. 1:07:44.540 --> 1:07:46.919 This is cool, man. I think it's great. I say 1:07:46.980 --> 1:07:49.940 kudos to all of our friends over there at NASA. 1:07:50.180 --> 1:07:51.720 I want to see some cool pictures. I want to 1:07:51.760 --> 1:07:59.680 see real pictures, not this data that they've translated into... Imagery. Agreed. Yeah, definitely. 1:08:00.260 --> 1:08:03.560 There was an event over the weekend that was disturbing 1:08:03.720 --> 1:08:04.920 to many people. 1:08:05.620 --> 1:08:07.680 I didn't know about this, but there was some MMA 1:08:07.740 --> 1:08:09.680 fight they had. Actually, here in town, there's an area 1:08:09.720 --> 1:08:12.520 called the Kia Center. It was called the Amway before, 1:08:12.560 --> 1:08:16.520 but who cares? And at the Kia Center, there was 1:08:16.720 --> 1:08:21.920 some fight between some MMA fighters that I've never heard 1:08:21.960 --> 1:08:25.240 of before. One of them, the story said that this person, 1:08:25.260 --> 1:08:27.120 let me bring this up. The story said that this 1:08:27.180 --> 1:08:32.580 person was called the Gypsy Crusader. It says, White Supremacist 1:08:32.680 --> 1:08:33.700 Dreamer Paul. 1:08:33.960 --> 1:08:37.220 We don't say that anymore. It's Traveler Crusader now. And 1:08:37.580 --> 1:08:40.580 it was like, it's a white supremacist versus a Jewish dude. 1:08:40.939 --> 1:08:41.089 Like. 1:08:42.030 --> 1:08:43.650 This is what they were doing, and they held this 1:08:43.750 --> 1:08:47.080 at this arena downtown? What could go wrong? That seems 1:08:47.120 --> 1:08:49.300 kind of crazy. It's a flashback, whether you guys know 1:08:49.360 --> 1:08:53.040 it or not, to older boxing, which was very much, 1:08:53.680 --> 1:08:56.769 very much in the 50s and 60s based on a 1:08:56.810 --> 1:09:00.500 lot of race and racial animus. So they have like 1:09:00.520 --> 1:09:03.220 the white guy and then they'd have the black guy 1:09:03.260 --> 1:09:06.180 and they'd play up all the drama of race to 1:09:06.520 --> 1:09:10.080 have a huge promotional kick to get everybody watching the 1:09:10.120 --> 1:09:10.820 boxing match. 1:09:11.120 --> 1:09:12.840 And so it kind of feels like they were doing that. 1:09:13.400 --> 1:09:14.790 I don't know who this person is. I don't know 1:09:14.810 --> 1:09:17.189 if it's fair that they're calling him a white supremacist streamer. 1:09:17.840 --> 1:09:22.790 Paul gypsy crusader Miller. My favorite part was I saw 1:09:22.850 --> 1:09:26.290 that the Orlando subreddit, somebody tried to post this to 1:09:26.350 --> 1:09:30.530 express their condemnation over the fact that somebody unfurled a 1:09:30.630 --> 1:09:34.390 swastika flag and they took down the post because it 1:09:34.430 --> 1:09:39.389 included the word gypsy. And there's such absolute losers over 1:09:39.430 --> 1:09:42.090 there that they wouldn't let somebody get their story out 1:09:42.130 --> 1:09:45.110 about something that happened in their city that they thought 1:09:45.150 --> 1:09:50.030 was troubling and where somebody unfurled a swastika flag because 1:09:50.070 --> 1:09:54.760 there was an offensive word gypsy in there from one. 1:09:54.720 --> 1:09:57.099 Of these people sean sean. 1:09:56.580 --> 1:10:01.559 Whoa whoa that's where the damage is done the damage 1:10:01.600 --> 1:10:03.940 is done from that not from the fact that there 1:10:04.000 --> 1:10:08.360 was apparently some like race-based or or white supremacist versus 1:10:08.479 --> 1:10:10.000 jewish person. 1:10:09.920 --> 1:10:11.580 If i had seen that post and they had to 1:10:11.620 --> 1:10:16.660 do like g asterix p s y we're so cooked 1:10:17.130 --> 1:10:18.410 we're so cooked. 1:10:18.350 --> 1:10:21.490 It's over all right here here's the footage from one 1:10:21.510 --> 1:10:23.250 of the guys there and you could see clear as 1:10:23.270 --> 1:10:28.990 day like some loser some absolute loser unfurls a nazi 1:10:29.030 --> 1:10:33.180 flag in the arena now very quickly of the other 1:10:33.200 --> 1:10:36.080 people in the arena saw it and grabbed it from 1:10:36.120 --> 1:10:40.979 them took it down people obviously people don't agree with 1:10:41.040 --> 1:10:43.760 these folks these people are not only a minority they're 1:10:43.780 --> 1:10:47.900 the tiniest of tiny tiny tiny minorities in this country 1:10:48.540 --> 1:10:51.230 but it says orlando lost its mf in mind tonight 1:10:52.150 --> 1:10:54.290 the post from patrick jr i don't know who that 1:10:54.370 --> 1:10:58.690 is but they unfurled a swastika flag in the arena 1:10:59.310 --> 1:11:01.070 again i don't know anything about this i don't know 1:11:01.090 --> 1:11:03.190 if it's fair to call the person white supremacist or 1:11:03.229 --> 1:11:05.470 whatever but and there was a lot of fights that 1:11:05.530 --> 1:11:09.110 broke out and then you had elective elected officials jumping 1:11:09.170 --> 1:11:12.080 on this And I love I love like sort of 1:11:12.439 --> 1:11:14.940 there is there is an overreaction to these things. Sometimes 1:11:14.979 --> 1:11:19.630 I think this is the representative Anna Eskamani, I believe. 1:11:20.210 --> 1:11:23.130 And she says disgusted by this. And another reminder of 1:11:23.189 --> 1:11:26.830 how prevalent extremism is in our society and the responsibility 1:11:26.870 --> 1:11:27.920 we all have to combat it. 1:11:28.530 --> 1:11:30.700 I mean, I just when I see that stuff, I go, 1:11:30.740 --> 1:11:31.559 do you really think. 1:11:32.630 --> 1:11:37.430 That this is representative of some majority movement here? How 1:11:37.550 --> 1:11:40.940 prevalent extremism is in our society? On the post they 1:11:40.979 --> 1:11:44.059 took down on r slash Orlando, I saw somebody saying, 1:11:44.360 --> 1:11:46.440 this is why I moved out of this town. 1:11:47.040 --> 1:11:48.780 This town is full of people like this. 1:11:48.800 --> 1:11:52.090 And I go, it's the only blue county in the 1:11:52.150 --> 1:11:53.970 state of Florida, you weirdo. 1:11:54.729 --> 1:11:58.330 What are you doing? What pastures are you running away to? 1:11:58.990 --> 1:12:01.390 What are you talking about? I don't know if this 1:12:01.450 --> 1:12:03.590 is prevalent. I think the reason why people are offended 1:12:03.670 --> 1:12:06.389 by it is because it's the fringe weirdo thing. 1:12:06.550 --> 1:12:09.020 So I didn't see the post that got taken down, 1:12:09.220 --> 1:12:13.000 but I saw one where, and maybe this was after 1:12:13.240 --> 1:12:15.180 the first one got taken down, I saw one where 1:12:15.220 --> 1:12:16.820 they were being kind of cagey, and I didn't know 1:12:16.860 --> 1:12:21.080 if they didn't want to give this streamer guy attention, 1:12:21.580 --> 1:12:24.260 and they were intentionally leaving it out, or maybe it 1:12:24.300 --> 1:12:25.860 was because of the gypsy thing, and they're like, well, 1:12:25.880 --> 1:12:27.580 I can't say the gypsy thing, so I'll just leave 1:12:27.600 --> 1:12:31.530 it out. But the take that they had was, I 1:12:31.570 --> 1:12:35.580 won't support Kia anymore. I was like, the car company 1:12:35.880 --> 1:12:37.640 that has the naming rights to the arena that had 1:12:37.680 --> 1:12:39.099 nothing to do with this? 1:12:39.979 --> 1:12:40.240 What? 1:12:41.200 --> 1:12:45.280 I don't think that's connected enough that you're really hurting 1:12:45.300 --> 1:12:48.300 their bottom line there. You're not going to support Kia anymore, 1:12:48.580 --> 1:12:53.719 which is funny because my neighbor, friend, somebody that was over, 1:12:53.740 --> 1:12:56.440 we were talking about this yesterday at my house, and 1:12:56.460 --> 1:12:59.400 they go, I'm going to stop supporting Kia because my 1:12:59.460 --> 1:13:00.650 Kia keeps breaking down. 1:13:01.050 --> 1:13:03.860 Not because they have some weird fight. 1:13:03.689 --> 1:13:08.610 At the arena where they happen to have the naming rights. 1:13:08.910 --> 1:13:11.510 Those things don't really relate as much as you think 1:13:11.550 --> 1:13:13.729 they do. Just in case you think I'm making it up, 1:13:13.750 --> 1:13:17.530 here's the post. It says, removed by moderator. Sorry, this 1:13:17.570 --> 1:13:20.810 post has been removed by the moderators of r slash Orlando. 1:13:21.250 --> 1:13:24.570 And then it says, using gypsy as a slur isn't 1:13:25.030 --> 1:13:29.710 okay here. All right. It isn't okay. Sure. You were 1:13:29.830 --> 1:13:33.050 utilizing it to highlight something, you know, actually bad. That 1:13:33.090 --> 1:13:35.809 was actually a problem that was actually happening that people 1:13:35.830 --> 1:13:37.530 should be able to voice in their city if they 1:13:37.570 --> 1:13:38.150 want to. 1:13:38.260 --> 1:13:38.480 Right. 1:13:38.880 --> 1:13:41.400 How about this? How about the person? I mean, I 1:13:41.439 --> 1:13:44.040 didn't see the headline, so maybe, maybe I'm wrong here. 1:13:44.060 --> 1:13:47.019 How about the person didn't use gypsy as a slur? 1:13:47.890 --> 1:13:49.570 They use it as the name of the fighter. It 1:13:49.590 --> 1:13:51.110 was the name of the fighter. It was the name 1:13:51.150 --> 1:13:55.450 of the streamer. It's not like the title of the 1:13:55.510 --> 1:13:58.250 post was like, hey, a bunch of gypsies moved in 1:13:58.900 --> 1:14:02.940 off of 50 and Cimarron. Yeah, I was actually rooting 1:14:03.040 --> 1:14:05.200 for him to be a gypsy destroyer. 1:14:05.300 --> 1:14:06.939 Is he a gypsy fighter? I don't know if he's 1:14:07.000 --> 1:14:10.559 on the gypsy side. Paul Gypsy Crusader Miller. I don't 1:14:10.580 --> 1:14:12.000 want to promote this guy any more than I have to. 1:14:12.700 --> 1:14:15.100 Cause clearly some tiny minority of his fans are actual 1:14:15.160 --> 1:14:17.390 weirdos who are either trolling or actually like believe in 1:14:17.410 --> 1:14:20.130 the Nazi stuff, which is a hard no for me 1:14:20.170 --> 1:14:21.230 and hard no from America. 1:14:21.250 --> 1:14:24.130 And everybody knows it. Everybody knows it, but it's not some, 1:14:24.630 --> 1:14:25.390 some symptom. 1:14:25.410 --> 1:14:28.140 Like I love how we can have a weekend in 1:14:28.180 --> 1:14:31.059 a city where millions and millions and millions of people 1:14:31.140 --> 1:14:35.080 do great things, try to better their city, love one another, 1:14:35.120 --> 1:14:37.620 do all this stuff. And we find like one loser, uh, 1:14:38.280 --> 1:14:41.030 who manipulates this system. And you're like, this is a 1:14:41.150 --> 1:14:45.670 bigger sign of the problem. Oh, shut up, please. We're 1:14:45.729 --> 1:14:48.290 all condemning this. Everybody's condemning this. 1:14:48.430 --> 1:14:48.870 Okay. 1:14:48.910 --> 1:14:51.270 That's this ridiculous. And I don't know why they had 1:14:51.290 --> 1:14:53.800 this event. It's a legit question to ask if you're anywhere, 1:14:53.840 --> 1:14:57.540 except for our slash Orlando. That's a little embarrassing. Let 1:14:57.560 --> 1:14:59.180 us know what you think. Send a dispatch over on 1:14:59.200 --> 1:15:02.679 the news junkie.com. That's the news junkie.com. 1:15:02.960 --> 1:15:05.620 Quick break. The hot sheet is coming up next on 1:15:05.640 --> 1:15:06.580 the news junkie. 1:15:14.120 --> 1:15:15.920 The Hot Sheet on the way. 1:15:17.100 --> 1:15:20.470 After that, a full rundown on everything you missed, including 1:15:20.560 --> 1:15:24.189 some big drama. The attorneys fighting with the media in 1:15:24.210 --> 1:15:25.469 the Lindsay Clancy case. 1:15:25.490 --> 1:15:27.510 We'll work in that. I got a whole rundown on that. 1:15:27.770 --> 1:15:30.179 We got the stadium flyover story and much more. But 1:15:30.189 --> 1:15:33.820 right now, let's do the Hot Sheet. The Hot Sheet 1:15:33.900 --> 1:15:39.549 is in. Not, like, real important news. Best investigator reporting 1:15:39.590 --> 1:15:41.530 on the planet. The top stories from the people on 1:15:41.550 --> 1:15:46.780 your screens and speakers are on The Hot Sheet with C-Lane. 1:15:46.820 --> 1:15:48.900 That's right. The top five stories in the nonsense news 1:15:48.939 --> 1:15:53.150 brought to you by that mortgage guy, Don. And, uh, obviously... 1:15:53.350 --> 1:15:56.060 watching the lindsey clancy trial a lot but that's not 1:15:56.110 --> 1:15:59.040 the only courtroom that people are paying attention to this 1:15:59.100 --> 1:16:02.080 week first off we got the tupac murder trial that 1:16:02.100 --> 1:16:06.360 i believe just went into closing arguments oh i saw 1:16:06.400 --> 1:16:08.580 that coming up this week too i saw a headline 1:16:08.620 --> 1:16:11.400 about that earlier as i was kind of walking the 1:16:11.439 --> 1:16:14.890 halls of i heart hq here and then one that 1:16:14.930 --> 1:16:17.910 i did not know was uh going through any sort 1:16:17.930 --> 1:16:22.070 of proceedings but there's a there's some battles over uh 1:16:22.330 --> 1:16:29.550 uh Aaliyah, the singer that crashed in the Bahamas, we've 1:16:29.570 --> 1:16:34.480 been without Aaliyah since 2001. It's 25 years since she died. 1:16:34.850 --> 1:16:38.620 And now Aaliyah's uncle claims in court that his son 1:16:39.140 --> 1:16:41.820 is partly to blame for the late singer's death, lobbing 1:16:41.860 --> 1:16:44.680 the bombshell allegation as the two fight over money in court. 1:16:45.760 --> 1:16:50.820 The lawsuit was filed by Jomo Hankerson against Barry Hankerson. 1:16:51.320 --> 1:16:53.969 How weird is this that we have Aaliyah and Tupac 1:16:54.400 --> 1:16:58.410 in 2026? Very, very odd. This seems like this should 1:16:58.430 --> 1:17:01.270 be a rerun. But no, we're here. This is live. 1:17:02.229 --> 1:17:05.930 And the record label Blackground Records... Barry is Aaliyah's uncle 1:17:05.970 --> 1:17:08.769 and longtime manager. Jomo is Barry's son and Aaliyah's cousin. 1:17:09.130 --> 1:17:11.260 In the docs, Barry claims Aaliyah's cousin was paid to 1:17:11.320 --> 1:17:13.900 coordinate travel for her music video shoot in the Bahamas, 1:17:14.280 --> 1:17:16.439 referring to the fateful August 2001 trip where she died 1:17:16.479 --> 1:17:19.089 in the plane crash. Aaliyah's uncle said his son failed 1:17:19.150 --> 1:17:22.270 in his responsibility to handle travel plans and she instead 1:17:22.290 --> 1:17:24.630 took a private jet that crashed and killed everyone on board. 1:17:24.670 --> 1:17:28.309 So he's saying... That it's this dude's fault. His own son, 1:17:28.320 --> 1:17:30.910 he's taking to court or he's saying in court that 1:17:30.930 --> 1:17:35.450 it was his fault that Aaliyah's plane crashed. Meanwhile, in 1:17:35.510 --> 1:17:40.080 a very separate courtroom, much more recent trial, but the 1:17:40.140 --> 1:17:46.479 rapper David, a.k.a. D4VD, his lawyers are out. Goodbye. Lawyers 1:17:46.520 --> 1:17:50.000 have withdrawn from the courtroom. And he's now being represented 1:17:50.040 --> 1:17:53.780 by a public defender, which is not a great thing 1:17:53.930 --> 1:17:59.170 for somebody who's facing that heinous of a murder trial. Yeah. 1:17:59.189 --> 1:18:01.210 For those of you who don't know, he is a singer. 1:18:01.530 --> 1:18:04.630 And then he was dating this young girl, like a 1:18:04.650 --> 1:18:07.710 teenager who is like way, way older than she was underage. 1:18:08.270 --> 1:18:11.350 And then she kind of threatened that she was going 1:18:11.470 --> 1:18:14.309 to explain what was going on and tell everybody about 1:18:14.330 --> 1:18:16.729 their relationship. And then it looks like he killed her. 1:18:17.130 --> 1:18:19.790 He just suffered a big blow in the murder cases. 1:18:19.830 --> 1:18:22.470 Lawyers told the judge they can't represent him anymore. A 1:18:22.490 --> 1:18:25.309 public defender has stepped in, and it's apparent the singer 1:18:25.350 --> 1:18:28.160 has run out of cash. So that's why the lawyers 1:18:28.180 --> 1:18:32.000 are saying goodbye. He's not paying us, so we're not 1:18:32.040 --> 1:18:36.960 going to continue in these proceedings. Blair Burke, Marilyn Bednarski, 1:18:36.979 --> 1:18:39.000 and Regina Peter told the judge they are unable to 1:18:39.040 --> 1:18:41.900 continue the representation. They did not give a reason, but 1:18:42.010 --> 1:18:46.420 everything seems to point towards David is broke. Now, what 1:18:46.439 --> 1:18:49.820 happened over the weekend? Well, a lot of things going on. 1:18:49.960 --> 1:18:52.000 One of them we talked about a little bit last week. 1:18:52.400 --> 1:18:55.120 This weekend was the start of Burning Man. And we 1:18:55.160 --> 1:18:58.000 said that there were some problems in the resale market, 1:18:58.040 --> 1:19:00.769 that the Burning Man tickets, you know, you're paying a 1:19:00.850 --> 1:19:02.849 lot up front, and then the people that are trying 1:19:02.870 --> 1:19:07.030 to resell them are not getting their money's worth. You know, 1:19:07.050 --> 1:19:09.430 paying like $ 800 or $ 900 for tickets and some... In 1:19:09.470 --> 1:19:12.530 some cases, only be able to move them for like 1:19:12.530 --> 1:19:14.650 $ 400 to $ 500. So they're taking a hit on it. 1:19:15.100 --> 1:19:18.439 Sounds like me and the Kanye tickets. Oh, yeah. Took 1:19:18.500 --> 1:19:21.920 a bath on those. A little bit. But that didn't 1:19:21.960 --> 1:19:24.460 seem to affect the wait to get into Burning Man. 1:19:24.560 --> 1:19:29.410 The festival started on Sunday, and it said the wait 1:19:29.450 --> 1:19:31.820 to get into Burning Man is was over eight hours 1:19:31.880 --> 1:19:34.250 long at some point for the people trying to drive 1:19:34.270 --> 1:19:34.970 into the desert. 1:19:35.450 --> 1:19:38.229 I like the Burning Man people. They seem like fun. 1:19:38.810 --> 1:19:41.390 I've been watching my friend Johnny Diggs that we had 1:19:41.430 --> 1:19:44.460 on the show a couple years ago, live from Burning Man. 1:19:44.500 --> 1:19:47.040 It was like the first year that everybody had Starlink satellites, 1:19:47.080 --> 1:19:49.160 and so we were able to talk to him live 1:19:49.200 --> 1:19:52.320 on the radio. That was cool. And so I always 1:19:52.360 --> 1:19:54.460 watch all his posts and kind of follow along with 1:19:54.500 --> 1:19:57.820 what they're doing. But the Burning Man Festival held in 1:19:57.840 --> 1:20:00.929 the Black Rock Desert northeast of Gerlach, Nevada, kicked off 1:20:00.979 --> 1:20:04.750 Sunday morning. As of noon Sunday, the wait to get 1:20:04.790 --> 1:20:08.210 to the gate was eight hours and 20 minutes. Lines 1:20:08.229 --> 1:20:09.889 were expected to be rough the first day. The official 1:20:09.930 --> 1:20:12.110 site warns that wait times in the first 36 hours 1:20:12.150 --> 1:20:14.790 of the festival are expected to be five hours or longer, 1:20:15.150 --> 1:20:17.690 so burners should pack water and snacks for the ride. 1:20:18.130 --> 1:20:21.210 The speed limit on Gate Road is 10 miles an hour, 1:20:21.250 --> 1:20:23.910 and once burners reach the gate, their vehicles are searched. 1:20:24.710 --> 1:20:26.310 Can't be searched that well, can they? 1:20:26.770 --> 1:20:27.090 Uh-huh. 1:20:27.210 --> 1:20:28.469 And their entry tickets are checked. 1:20:29.130 --> 1:20:32.270 They said, we know you want to experience the dusty 1:20:32.330 --> 1:20:34.250 playa as soon as you can, but if you can 1:20:34.290 --> 1:20:36.330 arrive Tuesday or later, you will find your wait time 1:20:36.370 --> 1:20:39.000 much shorter. Later on in the day, the wait was 1:20:39.100 --> 1:20:41.980 kind of shortened down to five hours, but eight hours 1:20:42.050 --> 1:20:45.750 to get into the dusty desert. They'll do anything. That's 1:20:45.770 --> 1:20:48.350 what they do. They love Burning Man. It's their time 1:20:48.370 --> 1:20:51.030 of year. We talked about it briefly with Amy Caulfield, 1:20:51.050 --> 1:20:53.790 but it looks like the Tennessee governor is moving forward 1:20:53.850 --> 1:20:57.229 on naming Nashville's airport for Dolly Parton. Governor Bill Lee 1:20:57.270 --> 1:21:02.800 and Nashville Mayor, Nashville, Freddie O'Connell are but two of 1:21:02.840 --> 1:21:06.060 the many voices. Calling for Nashville's airport to be renamed 1:21:06.110 --> 1:21:08.640 after the late Dolly Parton. The petition that had already 1:21:08.680 --> 1:21:11.860 been in existence before she died has snowballed with over 1:21:11.860 --> 1:21:18.439 160,000 signatures supporting the move. Some quote the approximately $ 10 1:21:17.700 --> 1:21:21.910 million move would cost. Arguing that Dolly's legacy would be 1:21:21.950 --> 1:21:24.710 better honored with that money going to her imagination library instead. 1:21:25.010 --> 1:21:26.729 I think you could spend the $ 10 million. I think 1:21:26.750 --> 1:21:28.910 you could spend the $ 10 million. Why it costs $ 10 1:21:28.729 --> 1:21:32.290 million to rename an airport is a little crazy. I mean... 1:21:33.100 --> 1:21:37.340 Everything that the government does somehow costs $ 8 billion times 1:21:37.420 --> 1:21:38.800 more than you would imagine. 1:21:39.120 --> 1:21:41.940 But, yeah, I mean, this seems like a popular thing. 1:21:41.960 --> 1:21:43.740 This seems like something people want. 1:21:43.939 --> 1:21:48.450 The Metro Nashville Airport Authority's current naming policy that we 1:21:48.490 --> 1:21:51.090 mentioned earlier where she might have had to wait those 1:21:51.150 --> 1:21:54.229 two years. along with Lee's proposal to rename the Nashville 1:21:54.270 --> 1:21:56.990 International Airport, will be discussed at a meeting scheduled for 1:21:57.050 --> 1:22:00.110 September 17th. Last but not least in the hot sheet, 1:22:00.650 --> 1:22:03.180 I didn't know this was a thing in copyrights. We've 1:22:03.220 --> 1:22:06.719 talked about copyrights all the time, talked about intellectual property 1:22:06.760 --> 1:22:09.440 a lot, and the stories that kind of surround this. 1:22:10.180 --> 1:22:14.010 But my judge has apparently made it known to Paramount 1:22:14.729 --> 1:22:19.930 that Like, there's this 35-year mark on your copyright where 1:22:19.950 --> 1:22:24.330 you can reclaim your rights. Okay. Mike Judge from Beavis 1:22:24.350 --> 1:22:24.870 and Butthead? 1:22:24.990 --> 1:22:25.269 Yes. 1:22:25.290 --> 1:22:28.810 And King of the Hell? Yeah. Mike Judge, he's saying 1:22:28.830 --> 1:22:30.970 he wants to reclaim the rights to Beavis and Butthead. Like, 1:22:30.990 --> 1:22:33.510 he wants to own them again. It's been almost 35 1:22:33.510 --> 1:22:37.629 years since MTV first aired Mike Judge's short film Frog Baseball, 1:22:37.650 --> 1:22:39.509 which is the first place we saw Beavis and Butthead. 1:22:40.200 --> 1:22:42.830 The 35-year date is important not simply to remind former 1:22:42.870 --> 1:22:45.410 kids who grew up watching Beavis and Butthead that they're 1:22:45.450 --> 1:22:49.030 old now, but 35 years is when United States copyright 1:22:49.050 --> 1:22:53.160 law says creators of intellectual property, like Beavis and Butthead, 1:22:53.560 --> 1:22:58.240 can send the current copyright holders a termination notice to 1:22:58.280 --> 1:23:01.200 get the characters back. So he would own them again. 1:23:02.280 --> 1:23:05.160 Without seemingly any money exchange, he just sends a notice 1:23:05.180 --> 1:23:08.760 and says, this is mine again. And he has apparently 1:23:08.840 --> 1:23:12.099 politely informed Paramount he intends to do so. Which means 1:23:12.150 --> 1:23:14.390 that he could shop Beavis and Butthead around to any 1:23:14.450 --> 1:23:18.889 other app, streaming service, whatever. And he would be getting 1:23:18.930 --> 1:23:21.130 a lot of that money. Which, yeah, why would you not? 1:23:21.150 --> 1:23:23.490 But I've just never heard of this 35-year mark for 1:23:24.110 --> 1:23:26.670 IP where you can just write a nice little letter 1:23:26.710 --> 1:23:31.060 and say, hey... i intend to take this back right 1:23:31.110 --> 1:23:32.720 and there's some there's some legal things he has to 1:23:32.760 --> 1:23:35.040 go through but it sounds like from the story that 1:23:35.100 --> 1:23:37.620 is something that you can just do and so good 1:23:37.660 --> 1:23:40.280 for mike judge he intends to own beavis and butthead 1:23:40.780 --> 1:23:44.180 once more hey new music monday uh post malone's 2016 1:23:44.180 --> 1:23:48.780 debut mixtape august 26th finally hit streaming for the first 1:23:48.850 --> 1:23:52.689 time 10 years later uh featuring two chains lil yachty 1:23:52.770 --> 1:23:56.919 jayden smith Project takes its title from Stoney's originally intended 1:23:56.979 --> 1:24:00.600 release date. Let's see. The Prince Vault has opened again 1:24:00.660 --> 1:24:03.610 for Timeless, a collection of 10 rare and unreleased recordings 1:24:03.930 --> 1:24:08.440 from 1977 to 2016. With five UK No. 1 albums, 1:24:08.439 --> 1:24:12.670 22 top 10s, 34 top 40s. They're saying, could it 1:24:12.810 --> 1:24:16.950 earn the icon a sixth chart topper? Maybe, maybe not. 1:24:16.970 --> 1:24:20.230 We'll see what comes from the Prince Vault. Bananarama also 1:24:20.510 --> 1:24:23.610 dusting off some stuff for a 40th anniversary reissue of 1:24:23.689 --> 1:24:28.729 True Confession. Sean, Alabama Shakes are back with the third album. 1:24:29.120 --> 1:24:31.740 After more than a decade, I Must Be Dreaming. and 1:24:31.800 --> 1:24:36.220 Olivia Rodrigo gets political in a new single called Serena Joy. 1:24:36.760 --> 1:24:39.080 If that name sounds familiar to you, it is, yes, 1:24:39.180 --> 1:24:42.520 named after the character from The Handmaid's Tale. Hey, if 1:24:42.560 --> 1:24:44.940 you have a mortgage with a 7 or 8 in 1:24:44.960 --> 1:24:46.600 front of that rate, it's time to talk to that 1:24:46.620 --> 1:24:48.750 mortgage guy, Don. He wants to save you some money. 1:24:49.670 --> 1:24:51.670 You might be just leaving money on the table, and 1:24:51.710 --> 1:24:53.590 a lot of times it's because you just took that 1:24:53.689 --> 1:24:55.729 first quote you got and didn't shop around. 1:24:55.770 --> 1:24:57.810 He'll help you shop around. You can reach out to 1:24:57.870 --> 1:24:59.049 him at thatmortgageguydon.com. 1:24:59.150 --> 1:25:07.830 Don. Thank you, C-Lane. 1:25:07.890 --> 1:25:11.110 We've got some Buc-ee's drama that we have to get 1:25:11.150 --> 1:25:12.090 into at some point in time. 1:25:12.450 --> 1:25:13.970 Stadium flyover drama. 1:25:14.390 --> 1:25:15.850 And then we'll get you all caught up with a 1:25:15.950 --> 1:25:18.370 bunch of the stuff that you probably missed in the 1:25:18.430 --> 1:25:21.910 Lindsay Clancy case. Good, new, juicy stuff there is coming 1:25:21.950 --> 1:25:23.759 up next on the News Junkie. 1:25:23.770 --> 1:25:32.580 Will we get a verdict today? Question marks. Question mark. 1:25:33.840 --> 1:25:36.220 The jury in the Lindsay Clancy case of nine women 1:25:36.260 --> 1:25:36.840 and three men. 1:25:37.939 --> 1:25:41.120 It's a four person who's a woman in her late 60s. 1:25:41.500 --> 1:25:43.620 And then a whole bunch of like millennial women who 1:25:43.680 --> 1:25:45.479 are on the jury. And then three men. I don't 1:25:45.510 --> 1:25:46.740 know how many ages on the men. 1:25:46.770 --> 1:25:49.540 I know that most of them are described as over 40. 1:25:49.530 --> 1:25:52.010 So it's like a bit of an older jury. 1:25:52.030 --> 1:25:54.450 And come to think of it, I don't know how 1:25:54.470 --> 1:25:55.189 that matches up. 1:25:55.550 --> 1:25:58.670 Juries probably tend to skew a little older. Maybe just 1:25:58.689 --> 1:26:00.250 the people that would be interested in doing it. 1:26:00.410 --> 1:26:03.349 How old is Lindsay Clancy? Lindsay Clancy is, I think, 1:26:03.470 --> 1:26:05.710 in her 30s, but let me check. I don't want 1:26:05.729 --> 1:26:09.440 to get that wrong. Lindsay Clancy age. I think she 1:26:09.479 --> 1:26:11.080 was in her 30s. 1:26:11.540 --> 1:26:14.800 She was 32 when this all went down in January 1:26:14.840 --> 1:26:21.280 of 2023. She's 36 currently, yes. And the juror is 1:26:21.520 --> 1:26:22.479 going over all of this. 1:26:22.560 --> 1:26:23.620 And we'll see. 1:26:23.660 --> 1:26:26.500 I mean, the longer this goes on, the more clear 1:26:26.540 --> 1:26:27.160 that there's. 1:26:27.080 --> 1:26:30.370 Some sort of division. But it's a little bit beyond that. 1:26:30.470 --> 1:26:32.290 And I want to get into some of the details here. 1:26:32.729 --> 1:26:36.189 There are only six different options in a case like this, 1:26:36.270 --> 1:26:39.309 as we know. from our crack team over in the 1:26:39.350 --> 1:26:42.890 graphics department, led by Wyler Tyler, putting a lot of. 1:26:42.900 --> 1:26:44.240 Budget on this these days. 1:26:44.880 --> 1:26:47.840 Lindsay Clancy jurors have the option to find her guilty 1:26:47.900 --> 1:26:51.620 of either first-degree murder, second-degree murder, or manslaughter. Those are 1:26:51.979 --> 1:26:53.400 the guilty column options. 1:26:53.890 --> 1:26:56.670 Not guilty? Well, you can have a flat-out not guilty, 1:26:56.710 --> 1:26:58.410 like they didn't prove that she did it, which would 1:26:58.450 --> 1:27:01.470 be weird considering that's part of the defense's case was 1:27:01.880 --> 1:27:04.470 that she did it, but she was crazy, which would 1:27:04.479 --> 1:27:07.129 bring us to option five, not guilty by reason of insanity. 1:27:07.670 --> 1:27:10.110 But what does that mean? That means because of. 1:27:10.110 --> 1:27:12.930 Mental disease or defect, she could not understand her conduct 1:27:12.970 --> 1:27:15.990 was wrong or could not conform her conduct to the law. 1:27:16.020 --> 1:27:18.860 A little bit difficult considering she had a day doing 1:27:18.939 --> 1:27:22.960 things that didn't seem like somebody who didn't understand the 1:27:23.020 --> 1:27:26.740 law or right or wrong or how to interact with society. 1:27:27.140 --> 1:27:30.170 But I mean, there was a pretty good case put 1:27:30.250 --> 1:27:32.620 on by her defense here. And then the final option 1:27:32.680 --> 1:27:34.590 is mistrial hung jury, whatever you want to call it. 1:27:34.640 --> 1:27:36.460 No verdict. The jurors don't agree. 1:27:36.920 --> 1:27:38.780 So you don't get any kind of verdict. And then 1:27:38.820 --> 1:27:41.770 maybe we do it all over again. We might figure 1:27:41.810 --> 1:27:43.219 out at some point today. Here we go. 1:27:43.229 --> 1:27:44.990 What do we have from this weekend? I've got a 1:27:45.229 --> 1:27:49.810 roundup for you here. I've pieced it all together. And 1:27:49.950 --> 1:27:52.219 I want to encourage people to stop saying that they 1:27:52.260 --> 1:27:55.420 think Lindsay Clancy is going to walk. Because as you 1:27:55.439 --> 1:27:57.400 can see, if you're watching on YouTube dot com slash 1:27:57.420 --> 1:27:59.760 the news junkie, she is in a wheelchair and will 1:27:59.780 --> 1:28:02.400 be for the rest of her life. So, yeah, I mean, 1:28:02.420 --> 1:28:05.870 she's not going to walk no matter what. And then 1:28:05.910 --> 1:28:07.910 if she's found not guilty by reason of insanity, she's 1:28:07.930 --> 1:28:09.750 going to go to some facility for some period of time. 1:28:10.250 --> 1:28:12.680 But it's unclear on how long that would last. And 1:28:12.689 --> 1:28:14.180 I think that's what a lot of people will take 1:28:14.220 --> 1:28:17.160 issue with. So here's what I have. The New Yorker 1:28:17.280 --> 1:28:19.299 ran a story that got a lot of heat this weekend. 1:28:19.760 --> 1:28:22.979 And it said, the widespread desire to believe in Lindsay 1:28:23.020 --> 1:28:26.680 Clancy's total innocence stems from a real reaction to the 1:28:26.780 --> 1:28:30.389 ways that the needs of women, especially mothers, in desperate 1:28:30.450 --> 1:28:32.250 circumstances are ignored. 1:28:33.030 --> 1:28:34.450 And I hear a lot of this. 1:28:35.490 --> 1:28:38.450 And my reaction to this has always been, what could 1:28:38.470 --> 1:28:41.880 have been done differently? what could have been done differently 1:28:41.920 --> 1:28:44.640 throughout all of this there aren't many good answers to 1:28:44.680 --> 1:28:47.920 that question one that some people say is well that 1:28:48.020 --> 1:28:50.840 everybody should have been on board with her medications they 1:28:50.860 --> 1:28:54.340 should have made sure that she was taking them when 1:28:54.479 --> 1:28:57.840 they realized that she was having these feelings they should 1:28:57.880 --> 1:29:00.530 be quicker to go in and take the kids away 1:29:00.570 --> 1:29:03.799 from the mothers, which I think is an interesting idea 1:29:03.810 --> 1:29:06.080 until you realize far less of them will tell you 1:29:06.140 --> 1:29:07.820 anything about what's going on in their heads if they 1:29:07.840 --> 1:29:09.020 think that they're going to lose their kids. 1:29:09.800 --> 1:29:11.480 So I don't think that's going to work out in 1:29:11.500 --> 1:29:12.160 those cases. 1:29:12.780 --> 1:29:16.850 But Lindsay Clancy had an incredible support system. She had 1:29:17.090 --> 1:29:20.590 top-line medical care in the United States of America on 1:29:20.610 --> 1:29:24.830 a very good insurance plan. She had experts helping her 1:29:24.890 --> 1:29:28.690 everywhere she turned. She had nannies three days a week 1:29:28.750 --> 1:29:31.350 and she had a school that her kids went to 1:29:31.410 --> 1:29:33.729 most of the time she was um trying to get 1:29:33.770 --> 1:29:35.809 back to work where she only worked about 20 hours 1:29:35.850 --> 1:29:38.510 a week or something it was clear she was struggling 1:29:38.550 --> 1:29:41.760 with some things quite obviously but when they say like 1:29:41.920 --> 1:29:44.220 you know the reaction is to the the needs of 1:29:44.260 --> 1:29:47.660 women especially mothers in desperate circumstances being ignored i i 1:29:47.740 --> 1:29:50.980 question the ignored part you know i question what was 1:29:51.040 --> 1:29:54.900 being ignored in these cases This wasn't some person who 1:29:55.080 --> 1:29:56.780 never got any help and was begging for it. This 1:29:56.800 --> 1:29:58.019 was a person who got a lot of help a 1:29:58.060 --> 1:30:00.469 lot of places. But it just didn't work out. 1:30:01.010 --> 1:30:01.370 It didn't. 1:30:01.450 --> 1:30:04.230 And then this terrible outcome is what we see from 1:30:04.290 --> 1:30:09.810 all of this. The polymarket voting on this. Will Lindsay 1:30:09.850 --> 1:30:13.170 Clancy be convicted of murder? It's at a 32% chance 1:30:13.189 --> 1:30:21.410 right now, C-Lane. highest this was was back in earlier 1:30:21.550 --> 1:30:24.710 August oh boy it was up to I don't know 1:30:24.750 --> 1:30:26.309 what part of the trial this was at but there 1:30:26.350 --> 1:30:30.000 was an 89% chance that she would be convicted of 1:30:30.060 --> 1:30:32.760 murder around then compare that now with only about 31% 1:30:32.760 --> 1:30:37.920 of people who think that Lindsay Clancy will be convicted 1:30:38.520 --> 1:30:40.040 according to the poly market. 1:30:40.120 --> 1:30:42.660 When was the 89% chance. 1:30:42.260 --> 1:30:47.970 Back in August, not August 18th, August. Yeah. August 18th, 1:30:48.090 --> 1:30:50.770 the day of August 18th, it spiked. Was that the 1:30:50.810 --> 1:30:52.810 first day? Maybe that could have been the first day 1:30:52.830 --> 1:30:55.370 of the marketplace. Then the people. 1:30:56.860 --> 1:31:00.519 Since then it's come down dramatically. I think it's been lower. 1:31:00.560 --> 1:31:03.120 It's been at 20 or so, and now it's a 32% chance. 1:31:04.689 --> 1:31:07.260 that people will think that Lindsay Clancy will be convicted 1:31:07.270 --> 1:31:12.500 of murder. The jurors are back in the courtroom. Here 1:31:12.700 --> 1:31:14.479 is some of the talk of that right before they 1:31:14.520 --> 1:31:16.440 got back at it this morning. Let's see if we've 1:31:16.460 --> 1:31:18.350 got any details worth noting here. 1:31:19.170 --> 1:31:21.630 Jurors return to court tomorrow for a third day of 1:31:21.670 --> 1:31:25.310 deliberations in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother 1:31:25.350 --> 1:31:27.650 accused of killing her three young children. 1:31:28.110 --> 1:31:30.760 Madison Scarpino joining us now with more on that. 1:31:30.939 --> 1:31:31.380 Hey, Madison. 1:31:32.050 --> 1:31:32.470 Hey, Griff. 1:31:32.510 --> 1:31:34.710 So right now, the jury of nine women and three 1:31:34.750 --> 1:31:37.470 men are out in the community. They're home for the weekend, 1:31:37.510 --> 1:31:41.209 trying to avoid any and all media coverage of Lindsay Clancy. 1:31:41.350 --> 1:31:41.710 Right. 1:31:41.750 --> 1:31:42.269 Good luck. 1:31:43.189 --> 1:31:46.010 The jury is not sequestered. For those who didn't know this, 1:31:46.490 --> 1:31:47.850 they're just out wandering around. 1:31:47.880 --> 1:31:51.280 There's literally no way everybody in this town is talking 1:31:51.320 --> 1:31:51.600 about it. 1:31:51.800 --> 1:31:55.660 Is tough, especially considering how high profile this case is. Now, 1:31:55.700 --> 1:31:59.220 the jury deciding Clancy's fate was not sequestered, which means 1:31:59.580 --> 1:32:00.560 they weren't isolated. 1:32:00.680 --> 1:32:02.519 In that case, they would typically stay. 1:32:02.320 --> 1:32:05.410 In guarded hotels during the trial with no access to media, 1:32:05.450 --> 1:32:08.850 limited contact with others. And many experts say that might 1:32:08.870 --> 1:32:09.910 have been a good idea here. 1:32:09.950 --> 1:32:13.590 Yeah, I would have sequestered the jury. I think it's 1:32:13.930 --> 1:32:18.400 a belts and suspenders option. It's not that it's it's 1:32:18.520 --> 1:32:22.339 clearly needed. Yes, these people are away from their families. 1:32:22.800 --> 1:32:25.950 I have a question on this. There's a lot of 1:32:25.990 --> 1:32:28.830 talk about whether the jury should have been sequestered or not. 1:32:29.820 --> 1:32:33.200 Is it possible that you don't sequester the jurors for 1:32:33.240 --> 1:32:36.720 the trial, but you do sequester them for the duration 1:32:36.880 --> 1:32:41.000 of the deliberations? That's a good, let me find that out. 1:32:41.439 --> 1:32:43.240 I don't know if you can do that one way 1:32:43.260 --> 1:32:45.940 or not, but my theory on this, and I could 1:32:45.979 --> 1:32:50.589 be wrong, is that they didn't sequester the jury initially 1:32:51.100 --> 1:32:53.070 because they knew this was going to be a long trial. 1:32:53.170 --> 1:32:55.110 It's like five weeks long now. It's four or five 1:32:55.150 --> 1:32:58.390 weeks or something at that point. That's at the point 1:32:58.430 --> 1:32:59.170 of the trial that we're at. 1:32:59.650 --> 1:33:00.689 So they knew it was going to be long, and 1:33:00.710 --> 1:33:02.259 they knew it was going to be brutal on these people, 1:33:02.270 --> 1:33:04.000 and they knew the jurors were not going to really 1:33:04.060 --> 1:33:09.380 want to stick through this. So to best keep their numbers, 1:33:10.300 --> 1:33:12.929 I think that they thought, hey, the least we can 1:33:12.970 --> 1:33:14.510 give them is to allow them to go home at 1:33:14.530 --> 1:33:15.610 the end of the night after they have to hear 1:33:15.630 --> 1:33:20.330 all this miserable nonsense. So I know they weren't sequestered 1:33:20.490 --> 1:33:23.210 at the start of the case, but I don't know. 1:33:23.330 --> 1:33:26.360 Can they change that to deliberations? We don't want you 1:33:26.380 --> 1:33:32.460 to see. Oh, they can. It says partial sequestration is 1:33:32.600 --> 1:33:35.520 absolutely a thing, although courts usually describe it more specifically 1:33:35.700 --> 1:33:39.350 as sequestration. I don't even know if I'm putting the 1:33:39.390 --> 1:33:42.440 right emphasis on the right syllable there. Sounds like it. 1:33:42.450 --> 1:33:44.340 Sequestration during deliberations. 1:33:45.300 --> 1:33:47.519 It was common for jurors historically to be allowed to 1:33:47.560 --> 1:33:49.880 go home during the trial, but then be kept together 1:33:49.979 --> 1:33:53.309 once the case was submitted to them. And then in 2023, 1:33:53.310 --> 1:33:56.190 National Center for State Court Studies says that until the 1:33:56.210 --> 1:33:59.290 mid-20th century, the predominant U.S. practice was to sequester jurors 1:33:59.750 --> 1:34:04.380 during final deliberations while doing it during the evidentiary phase 1:34:04.420 --> 1:34:07.620 was less universal. So it sounds like this was a 1:34:07.680 --> 1:34:10.840 more common thing for a while. I'm surprised they're not 1:34:10.900 --> 1:34:13.520 for this portion. Ryan says it's about morale. Yeah, that's 1:34:13.540 --> 1:34:16.200 what my brain is kind of pointing towards here. I 1:34:16.200 --> 1:34:18.019 might be wrong about that, but I feel like maybe 1:34:18.060 --> 1:34:20.380 they didn't want people to get too put off by 1:34:20.400 --> 1:34:21.620 the fact that they were going to have to deal 1:34:21.660 --> 1:34:25.950 with all this. I wonder what a sequestered jury looks 1:34:25.990 --> 1:34:30.250 like in 2026. You would see in the movies, if 1:34:30.290 --> 1:34:33.430 you had a sequestered jury, that they were hauled off 1:34:33.470 --> 1:34:37.100 to some hotel where they're guarded and they're They're given 1:34:37.140 --> 1:34:40.900 the newspaper, but any articles about the current trial have 1:34:40.920 --> 1:34:46.720 been cut out, like a kid doing a report. So 1:34:46.740 --> 1:34:49.260 they would give them limited access to the media. I 1:34:49.300 --> 1:34:54.590 wonder if there's a more high-tech idea of jury sequestering 1:34:54.610 --> 1:34:58.330 where they put a policy on your phone that filters 1:34:58.490 --> 1:35:02.390 out anything that would be information about the trial. Can 1:35:02.410 --> 1:35:02.830 they do that? 1:35:02.850 --> 1:35:02.970 Yeah. 1:35:04.200 --> 1:35:08.100 I think the technology is there. Like, the phone technology 1:35:08.160 --> 1:35:11.630 is definitely in such a way that you could filter 1:35:11.689 --> 1:35:17.010 out that stuff. I mean, like, over the weekend... Uh, I, 1:35:17.170 --> 1:35:20.330 I had people over for a fancy draft and one 1:35:20.350 --> 1:35:22.770 of the people brought their work laptop and could not 1:35:22.930 --> 1:35:26.400 access anything about the fantasy draft. Like they didn't know, 1:35:26.700 --> 1:35:30.260 they didn't know that, like how locked down their work 1:35:30.300 --> 1:35:34.500 laptop was from even when they're not working, when they're 1:35:34.540 --> 1:35:37.360 not at the office, not at anything, you, you use 1:35:37.380 --> 1:35:39.049 the work laptop, it blocks you from stuff. 1:35:39.680 --> 1:35:42.040 And it probably is like a white list of stuff 1:35:42.060 --> 1:35:43.540 you're allowed to see. And sure. 1:35:43.720 --> 1:35:43.920 Right. 1:35:43.939 --> 1:35:45.860 So like, I think that if you were to say, 1:35:46.300 --> 1:35:48.340 you know, you would, you will want to sequester the 1:35:48.400 --> 1:35:52.650 jury because it's important to, you know, keep outside opinions 1:35:52.689 --> 1:35:56.670 and outside information away from them while they figure this out. 1:35:57.310 --> 1:35:59.870 I think there could be like a new age, high 1:35:59.930 --> 1:36:02.350 tech way of saying, all right, we're still going to 1:36:02.390 --> 1:36:05.030 give you a lot of the creature comforts that you 1:36:05.050 --> 1:36:07.630 would enjoy on, you know, you know, if you were 1:36:07.670 --> 1:36:11.019 to go home tonight, You still have access to your family. 1:36:11.040 --> 1:36:14.100 You still have access to. Like a free range juror. 1:36:14.120 --> 1:36:16.580 Certain parts of the internet. But we're going to just 1:36:16.640 --> 1:36:19.400 lock down your devices and make sure that you can't 1:36:20.140 --> 1:36:23.180 read about this in the news. Or if the words 1:36:23.240 --> 1:36:26.809 Lindsay and Clancy come up together on the same page, 1:36:26.860 --> 1:36:29.679 on the same post, it blocks you out of it. 1:36:29.770 --> 1:36:32.330 I think I wouldn't be surprised if there's somebody that's 1:36:32.370 --> 1:36:34.590 done that already. Yeah, let's see what else they say. 1:36:34.610 --> 1:36:38.729 This is a case that has galvanized the nation, and 1:36:38.790 --> 1:36:40.849 it's very hard for them to find a place where 1:36:40.870 --> 1:36:42.750 they're not being inundated with this news. 1:36:43.610 --> 1:36:45.830 Jurors have been deliberating for roughly 10 and a half 1:36:45.870 --> 1:36:49.470 hours so far, starting Thursday. On Friday, the jury sent 1:36:49.530 --> 1:36:51.890 their first note to the judge. They wanted to see 1:36:51.990 --> 1:36:55.599 two bags of pill bottles and a bloody knife said 1:36:55.650 --> 1:36:58.820 to be used during Clancy's suicide attempt after allegedly killing 1:36:58.860 --> 1:36:59.620 her three kids. 1:37:00.080 --> 1:37:01.400 That, according to her defense lawyer. 1:37:01.820 --> 1:37:03.840 But so far, that's the only action we've seen from 1:37:03.880 --> 1:37:05.260 the jury during the deliberation. 1:37:05.320 --> 1:37:08.080 That is almost certainly very complicated. 1:37:08.420 --> 1:37:11.780 While the prosecution argues Clancy planned the murders, the defense 1:37:11.840 --> 1:37:15.850 says she was in a state of psychosis and hearing hallucinations. 1:37:15.950 --> 1:37:17.850 So the jury has a lot to think about. 1:37:17.870 --> 1:37:19.830 All right, so there you go. That was the update 1:37:19.850 --> 1:37:21.130 before they went back in there. They've been in there 1:37:21.150 --> 1:37:24.130 for a couple hours now. And the point that there's 1:37:24.170 --> 1:37:27.370 a lot for them to think about is echoed from 1:37:27.410 --> 1:37:29.150 a couple of news outlets that I see today. 1:37:29.490 --> 1:37:33.260 Here's CBS News. And they say, Lindsay Clancy trial jury 1:37:33.300 --> 1:37:37.860 has a really difficult task with an incredibly complicated case, 1:37:37.920 --> 1:37:38.880 an expert says. 1:37:39.479 --> 1:37:43.380 So now what? They're 15 hours or so in. They're 1:37:43.400 --> 1:37:45.860 going to have a really difficult task, and they're in 1:37:45.900 --> 1:37:50.020 the midst of this, Laura Nieme says. It's especially difficult 1:37:50.120 --> 1:37:52.759 because she reminds people of the perfect mother before the incident, 1:37:52.780 --> 1:37:55.380 so there's just a stark contrast between that and the killings. 1:37:55.920 --> 1:37:59.310 I think it's incredibly complicated, this expert says. I wouldn't 1:37:59.350 --> 1:38:01.650 infer anything about the timing. I wouldn't say that a 1:38:01.689 --> 1:38:05.130 long deliberation indicates that they're deadlocked. They just have an 1:38:05.170 --> 1:38:08.250 incredible amount of information to go through. Sure, weeks and 1:38:08.290 --> 1:38:09.850 weeks and weeks of trial. You're not wrong about that. 1:38:10.700 --> 1:38:11.900 It's emotionally difficult. 1:38:11.979 --> 1:38:14.660 It's really unlike a lot of the cases that people encounter. 1:38:15.160 --> 1:38:18.560 It's more than understanding the medical evidence. It's more than 1:38:18.620 --> 1:38:21.700 kind of making sense of the conflicting diagnoses. Juries have 1:38:21.729 --> 1:38:24.020 to make a coherent story out of all this. And 1:38:24.040 --> 1:38:26.090 I think that's the hardest thing that they're going to 1:38:26.150 --> 1:38:30.360 have to do. What else do we have here? Jury 1:38:30.400 --> 1:38:34.780 is back. Oh, day three is expected to begin. Juries 1:38:35.380 --> 1:38:40.320 have resumed deliberating. Most appeared comfortably dressed. Women were wearing 1:38:40.360 --> 1:38:44.090 short sleeves or sleeveless tops. One appeared in shorts. Didn't 1:38:44.120 --> 1:38:47.270 know you could do that, BTW. Sounds like what I 1:38:47.290 --> 1:38:47.690 would have done. 1:38:48.300 --> 1:38:52.700 Oh, yeah, I'm going to be comfortable today. Another thing 1:38:52.740 --> 1:38:56.960 I saw was somebody bought Lindsey Clancy's home, which would 1:38:57.000 --> 1:39:01.420 be kind of weird, but it was a former prosecutor. 1:39:01.460 --> 1:39:03.280 I'm looking at the house right now where all this 1:39:03.300 --> 1:39:05.820 went down in a former prosecutor. 1:39:06.270 --> 1:39:08.990 Purchased this house. It was sold in a private deal 1:39:09.479 --> 1:39:14.320 about a year after the murders. Citing property records, the 1:39:14.460 --> 1:39:20.530 home at 47 Summer Street in Duxbury was purchased in 1:39:20.610 --> 1:39:22.090 January 2024 for $ 675, 000. They had bought the property for 1:39:22.110 --> 1:39:28.229 around $ 500, 000. 1:39:28.300 --> 1:39:32.280 It was built in 1972. Evil dad who killed his 1:39:32.360 --> 1:39:34.000 kids made money. 1:39:34.020 --> 1:39:34.920 Yeah, he did. 1:39:35.040 --> 1:39:40.270 He made profit 175 grand off of it. The person 1:39:40.290 --> 1:39:43.290 who purchased it worked as an assistant district attorney in 1:39:43.310 --> 1:39:47.670 Plymouth County. through 2018 and then moved on, but somehow 1:39:47.810 --> 1:39:48.490 bought this property. 1:39:48.810 --> 1:39:49.890 I don't know if I could do that. 1:39:49.930 --> 1:39:52.050 I don't know how you guys feel about this, but 1:39:52.090 --> 1:39:54.530 to own a home where something like that happened is 1:39:54.610 --> 1:39:58.000 not for me. Like even if you could get a really, 1:39:58.020 --> 1:40:01.800 if you could get like a, if you could get 1:40:01.860 --> 1:40:04.010 some kind of, feeling in your head where you're like, 1:40:04.130 --> 1:40:05.330 I can put this past me. 1:40:05.510 --> 1:40:07.740 I've, I've processed it. Now I'm not going to think 1:40:07.800 --> 1:40:10.559 about it. I don't think I could get away from 1:40:10.600 --> 1:40:12.600 the fact that I would consider what happened. 1:40:12.680 --> 1:40:14.120 Hard not to think about. 1:40:14.140 --> 1:40:18.670 Yeah. Like, you know, is the option, like, would you 1:40:19.050 --> 1:40:22.210 feel comfortable doing it? If somebody just bulldozed the home 1:40:22.250 --> 1:40:24.290 and restarted, like built a whole new house that hadn't 1:40:24.310 --> 1:40:27.920 been murdered in. probably not same property oh really you 1:40:27.960 --> 1:40:29.700 you wouldn't go for that well no if it was 1:40:29.740 --> 1:40:31.680 bulldozed yeah if it was like yeah if it was 1:40:31.700 --> 1:40:34.860 that yes ceiling yeah but if it was the same 1:40:34.920 --> 1:40:37.240 house even if you changed a lot of stuff i 1:40:37.280 --> 1:40:39.480 would just think about every noise i heard i think 1:40:39.500 --> 1:40:40.939 i would kind of associate it with. 1:40:40.800 --> 1:40:41.120 That uh. 1:40:42.720 --> 1:40:44.820 I don't know if i could do that yeah uh 1:40:45.050 --> 1:40:47.269 last one for now i i knew a somebody who 1:40:47.280 --> 1:40:52.610 had like a similar thing and it's actually even darker Really? Yeah. 1:40:52.689 --> 1:40:54.490 Darker than this story? 1:40:54.729 --> 1:40:57.970 No, not darker than this particular story, but I'm saying 1:40:58.010 --> 1:41:01.809 darker than the idea of buying the house. But I 1:41:01.990 --> 1:41:04.650 knew somebody back in the day, a friend of a 1:41:04.689 --> 1:41:08.479 friend whose wife had taken their own life. Yeah. And 1:41:08.520 --> 1:41:12.580 then he went to get rid of the gun and 1:41:12.620 --> 1:41:14.900 he sold it to somebody. And I'm like, somebody bought 1:41:14.939 --> 1:41:17.300 that gun? Somebody who knew. 1:41:18.450 --> 1:41:20.430 What that was used for, bought the gun? 1:41:20.450 --> 1:41:25.910 That seems so... I didn't buy that gun. That's strange. 1:41:25.930 --> 1:41:28.290 All right, I've got a video that I want to play. 1:41:28.310 --> 1:41:31.310 You'll be able to hear this of her attorney kind 1:41:31.330 --> 1:41:33.150 of fighting with a bunch of the reporters. He has 1:41:33.170 --> 1:41:35.890 a message for all the national news outlets. He doesn't 1:41:35.910 --> 1:41:38.330 like that much. So I'll hold that for right now. 1:41:38.370 --> 1:41:40.030 When we come back, I want to talk about this 1:41:40.070 --> 1:41:44.850 stadium flyover that has South Africans saying Americans need to 1:41:44.890 --> 1:41:46.050 mind their own damn business. 1:41:47.150 --> 1:41:49.390 They're saying, you guys need to mind your own damn business. 1:41:49.650 --> 1:41:52.429 This is a crazy story. That is coming up next 1:41:52.550 --> 1:41:59.519 on the News Junkie. Well, there you are. The Monday 1:41:59.580 --> 1:42:02.380 rolls on. Come watch us. Come hang out. Peek into 1:42:02.400 --> 1:42:07.420 the studio. You might be curious, right? YouTube.com slash the 1:42:07.460 --> 1:42:10.380 News Junkie. That's the station that will never leave you, 1:42:10.479 --> 1:42:12.160 despite what happens to us. 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We talked about that when 1:42:44.110 --> 1:42:46.550 they came out. It was like these freedom fuel gas 1:42:46.570 --> 1:42:47.490 stations popped up. 1:42:47.729 --> 1:42:48.049 Uh-huh. 1:42:48.729 --> 1:42:50.530 And we were supposed to save a couple of bucks 1:42:50.630 --> 1:42:54.729 out of them. The Trump gas thing. And lo and behold, 1:42:54.770 --> 1:42:57.189 now there's a big drama about it. 1:42:57.760 --> 1:43:01.520 So we'll talk about that. First, I promised this. This 1:43:01.560 --> 1:43:06.599 says from WCVB in Boston. As the jury deliberates, Lindsey 1:43:06.660 --> 1:43:11.599 Clancy's attorney has pushback for weekend coverage of the murder trial. 1:43:11.620 --> 1:43:14.550 He's mad at some of these national news outlets, and 1:43:14.570 --> 1:43:17.790 Lindsey Clancy's attorney is letting the media know. 1:43:17.810 --> 1:43:19.990 He don't like them, all right? Here he is. 1:43:21.310 --> 1:43:25.250 Okay. You're our journalists. 1:43:25.510 --> 1:43:25.910 Oh, man. 1:43:25.990 --> 1:43:27.510 Is it going to pop back in, or are we 1:43:27.530 --> 1:43:29.950 going to have to really crank up the volume on this? 1:43:30.010 --> 1:43:32.550 Is he just not within reach of a microphone there? 1:43:32.570 --> 1:43:33.050 I don't know. 1:43:33.130 --> 1:43:35.110 I'm worried that it's going to get real loud at 1:43:35.150 --> 1:43:36.469 some point, but I'll try. 1:43:36.490 --> 1:43:37.950 Let me go back. Here we go. 1:43:37.990 --> 1:43:45.430 It's been, obviously, a long weekend, okay? You're our journalists, reporters, 1:43:46.310 --> 1:43:49.650 news media, and this weekend. 1:43:50.970 --> 1:43:57.280 Has been horrific. With the coverage. And by that I mean. Mr. Hannity. 1:43:57.900 --> 1:44:03.150 With his men. Discussing every little inch. Of Lindsay's symptoms. 1:44:03.410 --> 1:44:09.030 And criticizing. Nancy Grace. The queen of phrase. The queen 1:44:09.050 --> 1:44:09.510 of mean. 1:44:09.870 --> 1:44:13.070 The telescope lady. Misrepresents. 1:44:13.910 --> 1:44:21.019 Facts. I challenge Nancy Grace. To show us where. Lindsay Clancy. 1:44:21.280 --> 1:44:27.559 Ever said. Ever Google how to kill words that came 1:44:27.640 --> 1:44:28.460 out of her mouth. 1:44:29.400 --> 1:44:32.880 And these things. So she said the juror of the juror, 1:44:32.920 --> 1:44:34.139 the judge. Oh, my God. 1:44:34.430 --> 1:44:38.490 The attorney for Lindsay Clancy, excuse me, is upset about 1:44:38.510 --> 1:44:41.309 some of the coverage from this weekend. People claiming that 1:44:41.350 --> 1:44:45.130 his client was crazy, I guess. I mean, that doesn't 1:44:45.150 --> 1:44:46.170 seem too far fetched. 1:44:46.650 --> 1:44:49.390 Did Nancy Grace, in fact, say that she Googled how 1:44:49.410 --> 1:44:52.290 to kill your children? He said how to kill children. 1:44:52.970 --> 1:44:56.290 I think she did Google some things on the periphery, 1:44:56.390 --> 1:44:59.790 if not exactly close to how to take your own life. 1:45:00.850 --> 1:45:03.950 She Googled a lot of things about medications that she 1:45:03.990 --> 1:45:07.230 was on, but I don't know if she Googled. 1:45:07.010 --> 1:45:11.530 Anything about the specific act. That has got to be 1:45:11.990 --> 1:45:15.690 one wild set of warnings you would get with that. Oh, 1:45:15.720 --> 1:45:18.400 if you Googled that? Yeah. What are you doing it 1:45:18.439 --> 1:45:20.600 right now? I wouldn't encourage you to do that. I'm 1:45:20.620 --> 1:45:23.740 not doing it. Hell no. Yeah, that seems like a 1:45:23.770 --> 1:45:26.630 bad idea. Let's talk about one of the other big stories. 1:45:26.689 --> 1:45:28.490 And I thought this was quite interesting. 1:45:29.130 --> 1:45:33.650 There was a stadium flyover at this stadium in South Africa. 1:45:34.130 --> 1:45:37.790 The South Africans are tossing up middle fingers at us 1:45:37.890 --> 1:45:40.850 Americans who watch this this weekend. 1:45:41.229 --> 1:45:43.930 And they're saying, mind your own business. This is what 1:45:43.970 --> 1:45:47.230 we do. This is our tradition around here. And Americans 1:45:47.250 --> 1:45:49.790 are like, what are you, crazy? For those of you 1:45:49.810 --> 1:45:51.950 who don't know, you can go watch this because I'm 1:45:51.970 --> 1:45:53.910 going to play some clips here. I'm going to play 1:45:53.939 --> 1:45:55.309 a couple of clips, but I'll explain them and I'll 1:45:55.350 --> 1:45:58.120 put the best ones up on See It Now on 1:45:58.140 --> 1:46:00.580 the newsjunkie.com and in the app. But there was a 1:46:00.640 --> 1:46:04.759 flyover at a soccer game in Cape Town, South Africa. 1:46:05.500 --> 1:46:08.020 The soccer game was held in this stadium right here. 1:46:08.270 --> 1:46:10.470 All right. Sorry, ceiling. I switched up on you. Way 1:46:10.490 --> 1:46:13.510 to go. It was held on this stadium and this 1:46:13.530 --> 1:46:16.210 stadium right here. This is the open top stadium. 1:46:16.229 --> 1:46:18.630 I don't know what you said, but it maybe has 1:46:18.670 --> 1:46:21.349 a retractable roof and the roof is open, but there 1:46:21.430 --> 1:46:24.920 is an open roof over this. And in the stadium, 1:46:25.660 --> 1:46:29.640 they were having a flyover from these commercial planes, like 1:46:29.700 --> 1:46:33.979 jets you would fly on vacation. And they flew so low, 1:46:34.100 --> 1:46:36.059 so dangerously low over the stadium. 1:46:42.979 --> 1:46:46.280 I mean, it's just, it's unbelievable. Again, the visual of 1:46:46.320 --> 1:46:50.280 this will be up on CNNOW. They flew, like, maybe 1:46:50.320 --> 1:46:53.220 within 20 or 30 feet of the stadium. A lot 1:46:53.260 --> 1:46:55.160 of people are saying 50. A lot of people are 1:46:55.200 --> 1:46:58.320 saying there was only 50 feet between the roof of 1:46:58.360 --> 1:47:02.150 that stadium and the Jets. And a passenger plane, like 1:47:02.210 --> 1:47:04.730 a plane Delta would have or something. One of them 1:47:04.830 --> 1:47:07.830 seemed lower than the other. There were a couple people 1:47:07.870 --> 1:47:10.050 who have said that one of them almost hit, but 1:47:10.070 --> 1:47:13.870 I'm like, 50 feet above something... Even if you didn't 1:47:13.910 --> 1:47:16.090 make any mistakes, it looks like almost hit. I don't 1:47:16.110 --> 1:47:18.970 know if I agree with either of them almost hit. 1:47:19.390 --> 1:47:24.380 What I do think is this is incredibly dangerous. Yeah. 1:47:24.840 --> 1:47:29.980 Not only flying that low over a building filled with people. 1:47:30.790 --> 1:47:36.120 But doing it through pyro. Yeah. There's like explosions going 1:47:36.160 --> 1:47:39.500 off that the commercial jets are flying through. Yeah. And 1:47:39.520 --> 1:47:43.420 then one of them seems to pull up sort of 1:47:43.439 --> 1:47:44.460 like the last second. 1:47:44.580 --> 1:47:44.840 Right. 1:47:45.340 --> 1:47:48.910 See the one on the bottom here. This one. This plane. 1:47:48.970 --> 1:47:51.310 Those two jets are also incredibly close to one another. 1:47:51.350 --> 1:47:54.690 Like you normally wouldn't fly two planes not flying over 1:47:54.750 --> 1:47:58.450 a stadium that close to each other. This one undoubtedly 1:47:58.670 --> 1:48:03.019 pulls up. To start to gain altitude as they fly 1:48:03.100 --> 1:48:03.450 out of there. 1:48:03.610 --> 1:48:08.480 It's crazy how close these planes were flying. And can 1:48:08.500 --> 1:48:10.180 you imagine if they hit this stadium? 1:48:10.580 --> 1:48:10.860 Oh, yeah. 1:48:11.020 --> 1:48:13.820 Oh, my God. There might not be that many people 1:48:13.900 --> 1:48:14.600 on board. 1:48:14.370 --> 1:48:17.300 These passenger jets. But if there's a bunch of people 1:48:17.360 --> 1:48:18.340 in the stadium, though. 1:48:18.500 --> 1:48:22.760 Yeah, yeah. And then the stadium is surrounded by other 1:48:22.840 --> 1:48:26.180 buildings and other people. Like, you know, if there was 1:48:26.220 --> 1:48:28.800 a hit there, there was going to be a field 1:48:28.840 --> 1:48:33.929 of debris. Oh, God. Yeah, it would be absolutely horrible. Unbelievable. 1:48:33.939 --> 1:48:34.600 The close call. 1:48:35.030 --> 1:48:37.510 And you can even see the airline on the side 1:48:37.550 --> 1:48:38.750 of the planes as they fly over. 1:48:38.810 --> 1:48:43.040 It's air link. Yeah. And Air Link is super proud 1:48:43.080 --> 1:48:46.250 of themselves. They're like, we did the thing. Did you 1:48:46.270 --> 1:48:48.430 guys see the thing that we did? I saw the 1:48:48.470 --> 1:48:51.190 thing that we did. That's what I was most surprised by, 1:48:51.229 --> 1:48:53.390 the reaction to this. And again, I'm going to give 1:48:53.410 --> 1:48:54.810 you that in a second. I'll tell you why South 1:48:54.880 --> 1:48:58.860 Africans are mad at us. But the planes undeniably flew 1:48:58.939 --> 1:49:03.040 dangerously close to to the stadiums here. And let me 1:49:03.060 --> 1:49:06.730 get another vehicle. Here's the best one. This is from 1:49:06.790 --> 1:49:09.430 the top of the stadium. Okay. There's a lot more 1:49:09.510 --> 1:49:12.120 better footage of this now. The first video that you 1:49:12.160 --> 1:49:15.920 sent Josh and I of this looked like a bad AI. 1:49:17.090 --> 1:49:20.470 I was like, this isn't real. The colors were terrible. 1:49:21.330 --> 1:49:25.190 I was like, what are you doing? This is incoming. 1:49:25.229 --> 1:49:27.450 I think this is a person on top of the stadium. 1:49:27.770 --> 1:49:28.750 I don't even know that I'd want to be on 1:49:28.770 --> 1:49:31.210 top of the stadium for this with how low they're flying. Oh, 1:49:31.270 --> 1:49:40.070 my God. Skimmed. Yeah, they're literally buzzing the tower. And 1:49:40.110 --> 1:49:43.090 the defense is, this is a South African thing. You 1:49:43.110 --> 1:49:46.910 guys have no idea what you're talking about. You don't understand. 1:49:46.930 --> 1:49:48.710 This is something that we do. This is the one 1:49:48.750 --> 1:49:50.670 you sent that I was like, what is this, baby? 1:49:50.710 --> 1:49:56.429 This is GTA 4. It looks fake now. Yeah, this 1:49:56.510 --> 1:49:58.910 one looks fake. This is somebody filming their television, so 1:49:58.950 --> 1:50:03.360 it's a bit lower quality. But here's Aerolink Airlines after 1:50:03.400 --> 1:50:08.280 this flyover. They said, planning, precision, performance. 1:50:09.110 --> 1:50:13.750 Spectacular scenes of air links, double Embraer flyover at the 1:50:13.810 --> 1:50:17.450 DHL stadium in South Africa. Air link is the proud 1:50:17.490 --> 1:50:22.509 official sponsor of rugby's greatest rivalry. And they, they posted 1:50:22.570 --> 1:50:25.810 the video of the flyover of their own pilots coming 1:50:25.850 --> 1:50:28.769 that close to hitting a stadium on their page. 1:50:28.810 --> 1:50:31.400 And they were like, They were excited about this. They 1:50:31.439 --> 1:50:35.479 were proud. This is another close-up of, yeah, this is 1:50:35.520 --> 1:50:37.879 just a photo. This crazy. 1:50:38.040 --> 1:50:40.860 Of pyrotechnics hitting an airplane. 1:50:41.320 --> 1:50:44.920 Yeah, and now if this is your tradition, it's going 1:50:44.939 --> 1:50:47.500 to set the stage for something to happen here. Here's 1:50:47.540 --> 1:50:48.560 the defense I was talking about. 1:50:49.300 --> 1:50:52.940 This person says, I posted yesterday about the Airlink flyover 1:50:53.020 --> 1:50:56.790 in Cape Town, South Africa. And like many professional pilots, 1:50:56.910 --> 1:51:01.000 I was aghast. The reaction to this, this has been fascinating, 1:51:01.040 --> 1:51:05.700 he says. This is Scotty Bateman. For some, it was spectacular. 1:51:06.479 --> 1:51:10.410 A moment of national pride flown by experienced South African 1:51:10.530 --> 1:51:13.650 aviators and apparently carefully planned, rehearsed and approved. 1:51:14.110 --> 1:51:16.189 I understand that. That's what they said. 1:51:16.770 --> 1:51:19.650 But here's why there's so many professional aviators uncomfortable with 1:51:19.670 --> 1:51:24.290 what we saw. Aviation is extraordinarily safe precisely because we 1:51:24.370 --> 1:51:28.550 question ourselves. We debrief, we challenge, we report, we investigate. 1:51:28.950 --> 1:51:31.689 And sometimes, even when something was legal, authorized, and went 1:51:31.729 --> 1:51:34.750 exactly as planned, we still ask, was that really a 1:51:34.790 --> 1:51:38.940 good idea? That isn't negativity, it's not disrespect, and it 1:51:38.960 --> 1:51:41.620 certainly isn't an attack on South African aviation. 1:51:42.100 --> 1:51:44.259 It's mature safety culture. 1:51:44.900 --> 1:51:47.860 The lead aircraft reportedly cleared the stadium roof by about 1:51:47.860 --> 1:51:51.750 40 to 50 feet. hundreds of professional aviators around the 1:51:51.770 --> 1:51:54.010 world have looked at these image and express concern. Remember, 1:51:54.330 --> 1:51:57.379 these are like seven 37 style planes that came within 1:51:57.380 --> 1:51:59.160 40 or 50 feet of the arena. 1:51:59.260 --> 1:51:59.460 Right. 1:52:00.080 --> 1:52:01.680 Perhaps the eventual. 1:52:01.340 --> 1:52:03.620 Conclusion will be that everything was conducted entirely within the 1:52:03.640 --> 1:52:07.500 proof parameters, but a mature safety culture should be capable 1:52:07.540 --> 1:52:10.960 of saying that, you know, this was, this was closer 1:52:11.000 --> 1:52:11.939 of a call than it should have been. 1:52:13.439 --> 1:52:16.050 And this was way closer than that flyover that everybody 1:52:16.070 --> 1:52:20.059 was freaking out about at the beach. Yes, yeah, this was– 1:52:20.340 --> 1:52:22.320 and this could have been– I mean, they both would 1:52:22.340 --> 1:52:25.540 have been bad if something went wrong. It became safe. 1:52:25.580 --> 1:52:28.340 This would have been arguably worse. Arguably worse if something 1:52:28.900 --> 1:52:30.660 went wrong with it. I think so, too. The one 1:52:30.700 --> 1:52:33.670 at the beach, the one I'm talking about, if people 1:52:33.710 --> 1:52:37.130 listening are not familiar, there was a recent air show 1:52:37.290 --> 1:52:42.630 in Florida where a couple of the jets, the fighter jets– 1:52:43.170 --> 1:52:46.429 um got pretty low you know buzz the beach pretty 1:52:46.470 --> 1:52:49.590 low pretty fast and uh you know it caused some 1:52:49.630 --> 1:52:52.530 of the umbrellas at the beach to blow away because 1:52:52.570 --> 1:52:55.380 of the the force of the air underneath the aircraft 1:52:56.160 --> 1:52:59.480 and then there were people that were like raising concerns 1:52:59.540 --> 1:53:02.120 should they have flown that low around the people but 1:53:02.460 --> 1:53:05.380 i think if something would have went wrong there it's 1:53:05.400 --> 1:53:09.650 a much smaller plane And a lot less people. 1:53:10.390 --> 1:53:10.730 Yeah. 1:53:10.790 --> 1:53:13.630 This was a damn stadium full of people. What's the 1:53:13.670 --> 1:53:16.550 capacity at DHL Stadium? It's massive. 1:53:16.590 --> 1:53:17.990 It's a huge, huge stadium. 1:53:18.410 --> 1:53:20.700 And here's the South African response that I was telling 1:53:20.780 --> 1:53:24.940 you about. Somebody said, absolutely unnecessary and dangerous. These plans 1:53:25.000 --> 1:53:28.380 flew way too low over this arena in South Africa. 1:53:28.960 --> 1:53:32.560 And South African responded, still more safer than a school 1:53:32.600 --> 1:53:33.320 in your country. 1:53:34.120 --> 1:53:36.780 So the South Africans are like, this. 1:53:36.680 --> 1:53:38.620 Is our culture. Still more safer? 1:53:39.100 --> 1:53:41.640 Yeah, still more safer is a little loose. Speaking of school, bud. 1:53:42.260 --> 1:53:44.240 Still more safer than a school in your country. The 1:53:44.280 --> 1:53:46.740 South Africans take this as a point of national pride. 1:53:47.000 --> 1:53:51.300 How close the passenger jets were buzzing over top of 1:53:51.360 --> 1:53:55.680 these stadiums. DHL Stadium has a standard seating capacity of 1:53:55.680 --> 1:54:00.100 55,000 people. So you could easily get 9-11 numbers by... 1:54:03.760 --> 1:54:06.940 screwing this up yeah it's kind of astounding i mean 1:54:07.020 --> 1:54:09.160 the photos and stuff are wild so i will i 1:54:09.200 --> 1:54:11.380 will put this up let me get a good screenshot 1:54:11.439 --> 1:54:13.720 right now because it's unbelievable i want you to take 1:54:13.760 --> 1:54:16.599 some time and see the visual on this one i'll 1:54:16.650 --> 1:54:19.710 put one of the better videos up how about this 1:54:19.810 --> 1:54:21.590 this will do it i'll put this one up on 1:54:21.650 --> 1:54:22.890 see it now so you can take a look when 1:54:22.910 --> 1:54:25.229 you get the guy whose tweet that you were reading 1:54:25.270 --> 1:54:28.890 just a second ago scotty bateman yeah probably echoes a 1:54:29.790 --> 1:54:34.350 majority i'd say of like professional airline pilots who would 1:54:34.390 --> 1:54:37.710 see that and think like, this was a little, this 1:54:37.730 --> 1:54:40.550 is a little rough around the edges. This is very dangerous. 1:54:41.010 --> 1:54:43.010 I bet you there's a small handful of them that 1:54:43.030 --> 1:54:46.970 are like, Oh, I'm so jealous. I would love to 1:54:47.070 --> 1:54:48.990 do that. That looked like so much fun. 1:54:49.020 --> 1:54:49.100 Yeah. 1:54:50.420 --> 1:54:52.040 This reminds me of the story. 1:54:52.080 --> 1:54:54.220 I forgot all the details on this, but there was 1:54:54.260 --> 1:54:58.540 a pilot one time and he was, he was, flying 1:54:58.560 --> 1:55:01.420 like a 747 or something, you know, some plane like that. 1:55:02.260 --> 1:55:04.340 And there was a huge crowd at an air show 1:55:04.420 --> 1:55:08.420 or whatever. And as he's flying this, he does a 1:55:08.600 --> 1:55:12.980 barrel roll in the passenger plane, like with everybody watching, 1:55:13.020 --> 1:55:15.310 he does a barrel roll. And then he lands the 1:55:15.350 --> 1:55:18.450 plane afterwards. Like imagine your Delta flight doing a barrel 1:55:18.510 --> 1:55:23.170 roll and he lands the plane afterwards. And the people 1:55:23.190 --> 1:55:25.170 from the company come up to him and go, what 1:55:25.210 --> 1:55:26.230 the hell were you thinking? 1:55:26.790 --> 1:55:28.850 What do you think you were doing out there? And 1:55:28.870 --> 1:55:30.830 he said, I was selling airplanes. 1:55:31.730 --> 1:55:33.210 And I guess a lot of the people that were 1:55:33.250 --> 1:55:36.840 gathered were people who like purchase and order airplanes. And 1:55:36.880 --> 1:55:38.740 he was showing them, Hey, I'm not just going to 1:55:38.760 --> 1:55:39.600 fly this thing over. 1:55:39.620 --> 1:55:43.300 I'm going to do a barrel roll in this passenger jet. 1:55:43.900 --> 1:55:45.740 That this is the closest I've seen to that. This 1:55:45.800 --> 1:55:48.380 was an unbelievable close call, but take a look at it. 1:55:48.400 --> 1:55:50.160 It's up now on the see it now section of 1:55:50.180 --> 1:55:51.730 the news junkie. Yeah. Oh man. 1:55:51.740 --> 1:55:53.130 There's one more shot of this. 1:55:53.740 --> 1:55:56.950 Hold on. Let me send this to you. What a shocker. 1:55:56.990 --> 1:56:00.590 What a surprise. It's a tough story as long as 1:56:00.610 --> 1:56:03.770 it flies. This next clip is wild and insane. 1:56:03.850 --> 1:56:05.950 And as you might have guessed, we're back. 1:56:05.850 --> 1:56:08.270 On a plane. Jury duty is coming up next. This 1:56:08.310 --> 1:56:11.730 Freedom Fuel lawsuit. What's this all about? That's coming up 1:56:11.790 --> 1:56:16.090 next on the News Junkie. See you. Jury duty on 1:56:16.110 --> 1:56:25.390 the way. Just want to be clear in case that 1:56:25.470 --> 1:56:27.690 audio from my laptop went out over the air. 1:56:27.700 --> 1:56:28.510 It did not. 1:56:28.670 --> 1:56:32.150 It didn't? Okay, good. I thought people might think that 1:56:32.170 --> 1:56:34.550 I was watching some things over here that I shouldn't be. 1:56:36.450 --> 1:56:38.690 That was the audio from one of the people seeing 1:56:38.710 --> 1:56:42.270 the flyover that happened where the commercial jets came real 1:56:42.290 --> 1:56:45.460 close to hitting that stadium in South Africa. And it 1:56:45.480 --> 1:56:47.640 just started playing automatically on my laptop when we were 1:56:47.660 --> 1:56:50.120 coming back. It started playing, and I hadn't put you 1:56:50.220 --> 1:56:52.810 up yet, which, thank God. And then I was like, 1:56:53.650 --> 1:56:56.230 what's he doing testing? Oh, we're coming back now. I 1:56:56.250 --> 1:56:59.190 got to hit this thing now. Stop testing audio. Does 1:56:59.210 --> 1:57:03.530 he know we're coming back? It was some woman going, oh, oh, yeah. 1:57:03.790 --> 1:57:08.610 It sounded a little bit. Well, it didn't sound like 1:57:08.990 --> 1:57:11.110 I was just getting worked on over here. But I 1:57:11.270 --> 1:57:15.090 assure you, all is well. No problems as far as 1:57:15.210 --> 1:57:18.410 I know as we go into this. Let's do jury duty. 1:57:18.890 --> 1:57:20.070 Court is now in session. 1:57:20.090 --> 1:57:22.210 So put your phone down and pay attention before we 1:57:22.250 --> 1:57:24.090 call the bailiff over to whip your ass. 1:57:24.110 --> 1:57:28.480 You're now in jury duty with the news junkie. Oh, yeah. 1:57:31.540 --> 1:57:34.380 That's what it sounded like. It sounded a little bit 1:57:34.460 --> 1:57:35.140 like that. 1:57:35.160 --> 1:57:35.640 All right. 1:57:36.430 --> 1:57:38.210 Jury duty brought to you by the one, the only 1:57:38.270 --> 1:57:40.610 Mo DeWitt of the DeWitt law firm injured on the go. 1:57:40.830 --> 1:57:46.370 Just call Mo. The phone number after an accident, 800-CALL-MO. 1-800-CALL-MO. 1:57:46.930 --> 1:57:50.960 Or go to justcallmo.com. Easy as that. 800-CALL-MO to go 1:57:51.000 --> 1:57:53.440 against those insurance companies. Take care of yourself. Go against 1:57:53.480 --> 1:57:58.760 those billion dollar greedy insurance companies and get what you deserve. 1:57:59.550 --> 1:58:02.339 I've got a teacher. who is in trouble. 1:58:02.540 --> 1:58:06.290 A New Jersey mom and special education teacher sobbed as 1:58:06.350 --> 1:58:09.490 she was sentenced to 12 years in prison for having 1:58:09.550 --> 1:58:11.560 sex with a 15-year-old student she. 1:58:11.460 --> 1:58:12.620 Was obsessed with. 1:58:12.640 --> 1:58:13.400 Oh, yeah. 1:58:14.020 --> 1:58:14.280 Wow. 1:58:14.760 --> 1:58:16.260 That's what it sounded like. It's weird for you to 1:58:16.300 --> 1:58:17.980 say that about the teacher, Sean. 1:58:18.680 --> 1:58:26.470 Allison Haveman Nydrach, a 45-year-old former teacher at Freehold Intermediate School, said, 1:58:27.010 --> 1:58:29.570 Broke down as the victim delivered an emotional statement to 1:58:29.590 --> 1:58:32.630 the court before a judge delivered the sentence. I think 1:58:32.710 --> 1:58:36.100 I have the judge giving the sentence out. 1:58:36.140 --> 1:58:38.770 I'm not positive. Let's check. Here we go. 1:58:39.610 --> 1:58:45.780 As she suggests, the trauma bond between her and the victim, 1:58:45.800 --> 1:58:48.120 it did not occur in a moment where she let 1:58:48.160 --> 1:58:52.320 her guard down. It was the result of months of 1:58:54.370 --> 1:58:58.919 A result of a protracted campaign to seduce and abuse 1:58:59.100 --> 1:59:03.740 a little boy for her own satisfaction. The victim today 1:59:03.760 --> 1:59:09.280 stood up and described his anxiety. He's described the long-lasting impact. 1:59:10.400 --> 1:59:15.450 He's described the trauma. And I emphasize this word because 1:59:15.510 --> 1:59:20.230 it's the very word that the defendant hides behind. It's 1:59:20.270 --> 1:59:22.810 the very thing she claims motivated her here. 1:59:23.470 --> 1:59:24.250 Her own trauma. 1:59:25.110 --> 1:59:29.280 And I want to emphasize, you are his trauma. 1:59:30.790 --> 1:59:37.070 Under count one, 25-3-3-1-6, aggravated sexual assault, a crime of 1:59:37.090 --> 1:59:39.300 the first degree, you are sentenced to 12 years in 1:59:39.340 --> 1:59:40.980 New Jersey State Prison. 1:59:41.020 --> 1:59:44.040 You must serve 85% of that sentence before you are 1:59:44.160 --> 1:59:45.140 eligible for parole. 1:59:45.320 --> 1:59:46.020 Damn. 1:59:46.180 --> 1:59:49.300 Got her. The judge went for it. Says you ruined him. 1:59:49.340 --> 1:59:52.320 The judge said you ruined him. Something weird about that 1:59:52.460 --> 1:59:55.910 audio we just heard. Did it sound to you like 1:59:56.110 --> 1:59:58.380 there were people just talking the whole time while the 1:59:58.440 --> 2:00:03.180 judge was? That seems like an absolute no-no. In the courtroom. 2:00:03.420 --> 2:00:05.780 Like while the judge is talking, you're just having your 2:00:05.820 --> 2:00:09.400 own side convo. It seemed like they may have recorded 2:00:09.440 --> 2:00:10.840 it in a strange way. I don't even see a 2:00:10.880 --> 2:00:12.740 microphone in front of this judge that was talking, but 2:00:13.160 --> 2:00:16.930 she said that you ruined him. You were obsessed with him. 2:00:17.390 --> 2:00:20.310 You keep claiming you did it because of trauma. No, 2:00:20.590 --> 2:00:23.930 you're the one who brought the trauma on him. And 2:00:23.970 --> 2:00:26.150 he says it's brought a lot of anxiety to his life. 2:00:26.190 --> 2:00:29.190 This 15 year old that she was obsessed with. The 2:00:29.210 --> 2:00:32.350 45-year-old former teacher now headed behind bars. And as you heard, 2:00:32.390 --> 2:00:34.930 I think it said she had to serve like 85% 2:00:34.930 --> 2:00:39.770 of that 12-year sentence. So we'll see what happens with that. 2:00:39.800 --> 2:00:43.400 It does say that the boy bragged to his friends 2:00:43.440 --> 2:00:46.600 that he was dating his teacher. Did he? And eventually 2:00:46.680 --> 2:00:49.460 admitted to cops he had sex with the teacher when 2:00:49.520 --> 2:00:54.490 his mom dragged him to the police station. Interesting. All right, yeah. 2:00:54.930 --> 2:00:57.330 But he gave a victim statement saying that he has 2:00:57.550 --> 2:01:00.550 severe anxiety, and you never know. You never know what 2:01:00.570 --> 2:01:02.950 to think. Okay, there is that. 2:01:03.110 --> 2:01:06.030 The Freedom Fuel lawsuit, I've got this from our graphics 2:01:06.050 --> 2:01:09.110 department here, youtube.com slash the news junkie. 2:01:09.730 --> 2:01:12.590 Here's what happened. Remember Freedom Fuel. 2:01:12.350 --> 2:01:15.460 Popped up, and it was like this gas station attached 2:01:15.500 --> 2:01:18.520 to Trump, and you could get gas for very, very cheap, 2:01:19.040 --> 2:01:22.070 and now there's a huge lawsuit going on. And the 2:01:22.110 --> 2:01:27.010 company called Mansfield Oil says that Freedom Fuels operator picked 2:01:27.090 --> 2:01:32.480 up 1.12 million gallons of fuel from them worth $ 4 2:01:32.080 --> 2:01:34.580 million and that they never paid for it. 2:01:34.740 --> 2:01:36.660 That sounds like an excellent deal. 2:01:37.220 --> 2:01:41.460 Yeah. $ 4 million worth of gas for a goose egg. 2:01:41.640 --> 2:01:45.050 That's somebody... Good deal, guys. 2:01:45.130 --> 2:01:47.350 No wonder they can make a real great deal for 2:01:47.370 --> 2:01:50.630 everybody at the gas station, right? Freedom Fuel became known 2:01:50.730 --> 2:01:55.200 for selling gas unusually cheap. Mansfield says it was them 2:01:55.240 --> 2:01:58.420 who supplied the 1.12 million. 2:01:58.160 --> 2:01:58.880 Gallons of gas. 2:01:59.380 --> 2:02:01.880 Then they said their invoices were delayed by its own 2:02:01.940 --> 2:02:04.740 billing data error at Mansfield. But when they tried to collect, 2:02:05.100 --> 2:02:09.919 payment was refused. So Mansfield says that Freedom Fuels operator 2:02:09.960 --> 2:02:12.480 got millions in fuels, sold it off really cheap, and 2:02:12.560 --> 2:02:13.600 never paid the bill. 2:02:13.660 --> 2:02:17.680 It's a civil suit underway right now. That's pretty crazy, though. 2:02:17.700 --> 2:02:20.940 I mean, think about this. Like, they say, oh, of 2:02:21.050 --> 2:02:22.690 course you got a good deal in the fuel. 2:02:22.730 --> 2:02:24.450 We sold it to you, and then you never paid 2:02:24.530 --> 2:02:27.630 us for any of this. And finally, in jury duty today, 2:02:28.210 --> 2:02:31.630 a Florida man was arrested on Saturday morning after allegedly 2:02:31.690 --> 2:02:33.750 exposing himself at a local park. 2:02:35.040 --> 2:02:37.980 I got out really quick, too. I just bonded out 2:02:38.050 --> 2:02:42.830 nice and fast. They never caught me, neither. They claimed 2:02:42.910 --> 2:02:48.520 it was to film adult content for OnlyFans. According to 2:02:48.560 --> 2:02:52.100 an arrest affidavit from the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, 40-year-old 2:02:52.200 --> 2:02:57.630 Nathan Christopher... Was that your excuse, bud? Like you thought 2:02:57.670 --> 2:02:59.730 you were just going to drop the OnlyFans excuse and 2:02:59.750 --> 2:03:03.010 they'd be like, oh, well, in that case, on your way, sir. 2:03:03.490 --> 2:03:06.839 I'm making content. What do you want from me? Don't 2:03:06.880 --> 2:03:10.220 be angry at me. I'm making content. I'm sorry. 2:03:10.740 --> 2:03:13.500 Deputies say a victim observed ailment under a park pavilion 2:03:13.540 --> 2:03:16.690 with his pants down and touching himself. When the victim 2:03:16.750 --> 2:03:19.510 confronted him, Ailman apologized and agreed to remain at the 2:03:19.530 --> 2:03:24.070 scene until law enforcement officers arrived. Investigators say both before 2:03:24.230 --> 2:03:27.010 and after being read his Miranda rights, he admitted to 2:03:27.030 --> 2:03:30.300 having exposed himself. He said he was actively filming content 2:03:30.340 --> 2:03:34.440 for his OnlyFans page when the bystander sat down nearby. Buddy, 2:03:34.520 --> 2:03:37.780 I think when you get read your Miranda rights, it's 2:03:37.800 --> 2:03:38.490 time to shut up. 2:03:38.840 --> 2:03:39.160 Yeah. 2:03:39.180 --> 2:03:41.140 It's time to shut your mouth. 2:03:41.600 --> 2:03:46.330 I was just filming my OnlyFans content. Oh, God, don't 2:03:46.490 --> 2:03:49.020 put that with the other thing. The other clip and 2:03:49.030 --> 2:03:51.100 that one together. I hadn't even thought of it, but 2:03:51.140 --> 2:03:53.000 now it's going to happen. What am I doing? 2:03:53.500 --> 2:03:55.900 I have another update on good golf. We've got updates 2:03:55.940 --> 2:03:58.300 coming out of the Lindsay Clancy courtroom. We've got this 2:03:58.340 --> 2:04:00.740 Grand Canyon story, people in the sewers. We're going to 2:04:00.780 --> 2:04:03.160 try to work that all into the Power Hour. And 2:04:03.200 --> 2:04:05.900 that is coming up next on the News Junkie. 2:04:08.280 --> 2:04:11.540 The Power Hour kicks off in just a moment. The 2:04:11.600 --> 2:04:15.300 final hour of the show. And we'll see what's going 2:04:15.340 --> 2:04:17.920 on in your world. We'll open up the phones a 2:04:17.960 --> 2:04:18.460 bit this week. 2:04:18.480 --> 2:04:20.540 I don't know about today, but we'll get the phones 2:04:20.620 --> 2:04:22.480 open if you guys have got some feedback that way. 2:04:22.860 --> 2:04:25.140 I haven't really worked in any dispatches, so I'm eager 2:04:25.240 --> 2:04:27.660 to do that because we have a new Rate My 2:04:27.720 --> 2:04:32.630 Blank for this week. Rate My Confessions. So all week long, 2:04:32.670 --> 2:04:35.330 we're taking your confessions. We'll see what you have to 2:04:35.370 --> 2:04:37.770 confess to. We'll take the absolute best one, and we'll 2:04:37.790 --> 2:04:41.210 give you a great prize. I've got some geared up. 2:04:41.950 --> 2:04:44.940 and ready to go. So we'll start playing those in 2:04:44.980 --> 2:04:45.780 just a bit right now. 2:04:45.840 --> 2:04:48.860 Let's do it. Let's do the power hour. They said 2:04:49.060 --> 2:04:53.280 it couldn't be done. Then they said, all right, this 2:04:53.300 --> 2:04:57.810 is a good message. It's time for the power hour 2:04:58.110 --> 2:05:03.560 on the news junkie. A slur in there, huh? That 2:05:03.620 --> 2:05:05.720 one had been sitting around for a little bit. Is 2:05:05.740 --> 2:05:07.200 that what you do? You just keep them on the 2:05:07.260 --> 2:05:10.930 back burner there? I do, yeah. It's like at a 2:05:11.010 --> 2:05:13.810 cafeteria where you want to keep the stuff warm under 2:05:13.830 --> 2:05:17.470 the light? Yes, 100%, yes. Let's see what we got 2:05:17.550 --> 2:05:23.000 for you here with dispatches coming in on a Monday 2:05:23.060 --> 2:05:28.840 here on the show. Let's go to a lot of 2:05:28.860 --> 2:05:30.560 these coming in, but I only want to work on 2:05:30.580 --> 2:05:35.780 the good stuff. god here's here's a confession from maddie 2:05:36.980 --> 2:05:40.540 i'm a little worried about this no i'm not doing 2:05:40.580 --> 2:05:44.300 this no no i'm not doing that one no come 2:05:44.520 --> 2:05:48.650 on you're leaving me sorry sorry it's just like something 2:05:48.670 --> 2:05:52.810 he did with a woman that involves urinating oh gosh 2:05:52.830 --> 2:05:57.690 yeah um let's go over to chaos with the dispatch what's. 2:05:57.600 --> 2:06:00.980 Up junkies happy monday it's great right great great great 2:06:01.020 --> 2:06:04.670 david you're dumb Jesus. And the people that think it's 2:06:04.730 --> 2:06:06.990 safe to just, oh, let's go help the homeless people. 2:06:07.030 --> 2:06:09.060 I have a homeless guy that walks my neighborhood that 2:06:09.100 --> 2:06:12.020 decided to sit there and try to record my children. 2:06:13.590 --> 2:06:16.340 On his phone because he's crazy. 2:06:16.380 --> 2:06:18.080 And he's not homeless. He's got a home. 2:06:18.820 --> 2:06:19.860 He's crazy. 2:06:20.260 --> 2:06:22.400 He refuses to take his medication. 2:06:23.720 --> 2:06:25.680 The police have been called on him multiple times. 2:06:26.000 --> 2:06:27.900 People have approached him. What has he done? 2:06:28.100 --> 2:06:32.960 He's sat and screamed and screamed and almost assaulted multiple 2:06:33.020 --> 2:06:36.320 women and multiple children, but he refuses to do it 2:06:36.360 --> 2:06:38.930 to men because the men will beat the living. 2:06:39.770 --> 2:06:40.590 Stuff out of him. 2:06:40.690 --> 2:06:41.450 Thank you for the censor. 2:06:41.730 --> 2:06:41.930 Yeah. 2:06:42.190 --> 2:06:43.370 So get with reality. 2:06:43.890 --> 2:06:45.900 There are evil people in this world and there are 2:06:45.940 --> 2:06:48.500 people that are so broken that you can't fix them. 2:06:49.900 --> 2:06:52.840 Get off your high horse and shut up and get 2:06:52.880 --> 2:06:53.500 with reality. 2:06:53.520 --> 2:06:55.839 Coming in hot. He's coming in hot today. 2:06:56.460 --> 2:06:58.930 This is in reference to somebody who said we were 2:06:58.970 --> 2:07:02.330 wrong in our pick aside from last week where there 2:07:02.350 --> 2:07:04.640 was a guy who shot a woman. who was trying 2:07:04.660 --> 2:07:07.310 to break into his house. And the person said, I would, uh, 2:07:07.780 --> 2:07:08.960 I would have talked to her. I would have got 2:07:09.000 --> 2:07:11.160 her help and I would have got an assistance for her. 2:07:11.200 --> 2:07:12.920 And I would have brought her back to her house 2:07:13.000 --> 2:07:16.100 and make sure she was safe. And, and then they 2:07:16.120 --> 2:07:18.400 ended with, she didn't have to die. And I, you know, I, I'm, 2:07:18.730 --> 2:07:20.480 I can have an ear for the, I don't want 2:07:20.520 --> 2:07:22.280 her to die. I didn't want her to die though. 2:07:22.320 --> 2:07:25.770 She did, but there's this weird idea that you could 2:07:25.790 --> 2:07:27.570 just hug everything out of everybody. 2:07:27.590 --> 2:07:29.450 The problems can be just hugged out. You can love 2:07:29.490 --> 2:07:30.030 it out of them. 2:07:30.560 --> 2:07:35.350 I talked about the post on Nextdoor where somebody said, hey, 2:07:36.690 --> 2:07:39.470 we had a situation where there's a homeless guy who 2:07:39.570 --> 2:07:43.390 keeps harassing us, and he stares at us from right 2:07:43.410 --> 2:07:44.770 across the street at my house. 2:07:44.790 --> 2:07:48.470 He's making everybody uncomfortable. He's shouting things at the top 2:07:48.510 --> 2:07:50.590 of his lungs. And this person was so scared of 2:07:50.750 --> 2:07:53.130 offending anybody. And then in the comments, people were like, 2:07:53.170 --> 2:07:55.810 have you tried talking to him? Have you tried going 2:07:55.850 --> 2:07:57.370 over there giving him a sandwich and it's. 2:07:57.330 --> 2:08:01.210 Like okay what what world are you living in i 2:08:01.250 --> 2:08:03.140 love that in your world there's no such thing as 2:08:03.180 --> 2:08:05.490 people who might do harm to you you just think 2:08:05.520 --> 2:08:08.560 you're gonna swing in on a vine and grab them 2:08:08.600 --> 2:08:12.240 and rescue them but that's not reality and the problem 2:08:12.280 --> 2:08:13.640 is a lot of these things though that i think 2:08:13.660 --> 2:08:19.620 they're driven by good emotional responses. They're actually really bad ideas. 2:08:20.400 --> 2:08:22.640 Don't do that. Don't go up to that person. Don't 2:08:22.660 --> 2:08:24.900 try to make somebody feel bad because they're like not 2:08:25.360 --> 2:08:29.430 being human enough in the situation or not being empathetic 2:08:29.510 --> 2:08:32.490 enough when what you're saying could lead to people, including 2:08:32.510 --> 2:08:36.630 their kids getting hurt. So yeah, here's Mikey talking to 2:08:36.670 --> 2:08:41.620 the same emailer. Good afternoon. It's Mike. Hey Mike. This 2:08:41.680 --> 2:08:42.320 is for David. 2:08:43.300 --> 2:08:47.700 David, It sounds more like I'm calling you out. It 2:08:47.740 --> 2:08:50.480 sounds more like you're a pervert and you wanted to 2:08:50.540 --> 2:08:53.770 do something else besides help that woman or help any 2:08:53.820 --> 2:08:56.650 young woman that goes to your door. Nobody go to 2:08:56.690 --> 2:09:00.270 David's door because he doesn't sound like a normal person. 2:09:00.730 --> 2:09:04.510 Second of all, how many times have we saw or 2:09:04.550 --> 2:09:09.530 heard that there's one helpless woman at the door and 2:09:09.710 --> 2:09:14.050 there's three guys waiting in the bushes to ambush somebody 2:09:14.620 --> 2:09:15.380 And to jump them. 2:09:15.400 --> 2:09:18.560 I don't know, guys. It's a crazy world. 2:09:18.780 --> 2:09:19.180 Take care. 2:09:19.300 --> 2:09:20.980 Yeah, that does happen every once in a while. I 2:09:20.980 --> 2:09:23.810 wouldn't say it's super common. But yeah, sometimes there'll be 2:09:23.830 --> 2:09:26.050 a woman looking helpless in the street. And if you 2:09:26.070 --> 2:09:29.810 slow down your car, especially in different countries, like Central 2:09:29.830 --> 2:09:32.670 American countries, this can happen sometimes. You slow down the 2:09:32.690 --> 2:09:34.390 car to help them or to see what's going on. 2:09:34.490 --> 2:09:37.150 And then there's a bunch of dudes hanging out in 2:09:37.190 --> 2:09:39.450 the shadows that are there to rob you and steal 2:09:39.490 --> 2:09:42.820 your stuff and take your car. I mean, look, you 2:09:42.860 --> 2:09:45.250 got to use your head. This is like the idea 2:09:45.290 --> 2:09:48.450 that if you're walking on the sidewalk on one side 2:09:48.490 --> 2:09:50.130 of the road, you're on the right side of the road. 2:09:50.790 --> 2:09:52.350 And on that same side of the road, there's a 2:09:52.690 --> 2:09:56.630 man ahead who's ripped his shirt off and he's clawing 2:09:56.690 --> 2:09:59.070 at his face and he's screaming into the abyss. He's 2:09:59.140 --> 2:10:02.240 talking to nobody and he's yelling at the top of 2:10:02.280 --> 2:10:05.190 his lungs. but you know, you got, you got to 2:10:05.270 --> 2:10:07.110 treat them like a human and you should stay on 2:10:07.150 --> 2:10:09.750 that side of the sidewalk and just walk past them 2:10:09.770 --> 2:10:12.430 and give them a, Hey, hello. When you walk by. 2:10:13.250 --> 2:10:16.510 And I say, no, the smart decision is to, if 2:10:16.550 --> 2:10:18.910 you want to do something nice, call and see if 2:10:18.930 --> 2:10:21.790 there's any resources that we can help this person out with, 2:10:21.850 --> 2:10:22.890 because that's what they need. 2:10:22.910 --> 2:10:25.339 They need help. Your empathy ain't doing a damn thing 2:10:25.400 --> 2:10:29.840 for them. They need help. But crossing the street, making 2:10:29.860 --> 2:10:32.260 a decision to stay away from stuff like that to make. 2:10:32.160 --> 2:10:35.300 You a bad person, makes you a smart person, makes 2:10:35.320 --> 2:10:36.700 you a smart person for doing that. 2:10:36.740 --> 2:10:41.080 Sometimes, you know, profiling could be a good thing. Somebody's 2:10:41.140 --> 2:10:45.470 talking about gypsies. All right, let's see. What up news? 2:10:45.520 --> 2:10:47.530 Junkie dingo here. I just want to chime in real 2:10:47.550 --> 2:10:49.530 quick about the gypsies. I grew up in winter park 2:10:49.570 --> 2:10:51.790 and I remember as a kid watching like the local 2:10:51.830 --> 2:10:55.050 news and there would be like a story about gypsies 2:10:55.130 --> 2:10:58.430 coming into some neighborhood and And I swear to God, 2:10:58.530 --> 2:11:00.340 I thought it was like an oxen and. 2:11:00.280 --> 2:11:03.419 A covered wagon and like gypsies. 2:11:04.890 --> 2:11:05.290 Oxen? 2:11:05.490 --> 2:11:06.770 I was a little bit older when I found out 2:11:06.790 --> 2:11:07.650 that that wasn't the case. 2:11:10.950 --> 2:11:13.430 No, what do you mean, the word gypsies? Yeah. He 2:11:13.470 --> 2:11:17.230 just had this really old idea in his head of 2:11:17.650 --> 2:11:20.630 what a gypsy would look like. Like they're bringing around 2:11:21.390 --> 2:11:25.870 farm animals, and they're very agrarian still. No, I think 2:11:25.910 --> 2:11:30.360 they mostly pave driveways, and they offer services like that 2:11:30.380 --> 2:11:34.320 that can make them some money, as far as I know. Yeah. 2:11:35.830 --> 2:11:37.930 We'll go to more of your dispatches, I think, at 2:11:37.970 --> 2:11:41.200 some point here today. We're welcoming yours. Go over and 2:11:41.240 --> 2:11:48.780 send yours over at thenewsjunkie.com, thenewsjunkie.com. All right, let's see here. 2:11:49.480 --> 2:11:55.010 A couple of emails, a confession coming in. This is Nick, 2:11:55.470 --> 2:11:59.890 who says, apparently, I am on the lowest rung of society, 2:11:59.950 --> 2:12:03.540 according to some lists. My confession is I am guilty 2:12:03.580 --> 2:12:07.040 of pretending my dogs were service animals. I did it 2:12:07.120 --> 2:12:08.760 so we didn't have to pay the pet fees at 2:12:08.800 --> 2:12:11.860 hotels because I was young and a broke-ass artist. 2:12:12.620 --> 2:12:14.650 I worked as a designer at a clothing company where 2:12:14.710 --> 2:12:18.410 I ordered the red dog vests, service dog patches, and 2:12:18.450 --> 2:12:21.470 I even made fake ID badges with their pictures on them. 2:12:21.990 --> 2:12:27.440 The funny part was they were barely well-behaved dogs who 2:12:27.480 --> 2:12:31.440 were clearly not servicing anything. But I faked a little 2:12:31.480 --> 2:12:33.460 limp and nobody ever questioned anything except for a few 2:12:33.500 --> 2:12:35.500 managers that asked to see IDs, which passed. 2:12:36.060 --> 2:12:38.010 I don't really regret it. Like I said, I was broke. 2:12:38.470 --> 2:12:40.090 You guys rock. I listen every day. You keep me 2:12:40.130 --> 2:12:43.370 company while I'm working outside of Asheville, North Carolina. 2:12:43.450 --> 2:12:45.970 Wiggle, wiggle, pop, pop, says Nick. Thank you, Nick. 2:12:46.610 --> 2:12:49.210 Good confession there. I will keep that on deck and 2:12:49.250 --> 2:12:54.240 see what you have to say about it. Sean, this 2:12:54.300 --> 2:12:58.230 person says, Enjoyed this past secret show. After seeing you 2:12:58.270 --> 2:13:01.890 in the wig, I figured I would mention a few 2:13:01.970 --> 2:13:03.610 characters that you reminded me of. 2:13:04.190 --> 2:13:06.560 Lola from the show Big Mouth. I don't know that one. 2:13:07.280 --> 2:13:10.260 Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys. I know that's not flattering. 2:13:10.500 --> 2:13:13.560 I know enough to know that's not flattering. I don't 2:13:13.800 --> 2:13:16.630 want to alarm you. But Lola from Big Mouth is 2:13:16.670 --> 2:13:17.530 not flattering either. 2:13:17.770 --> 2:13:22.580 Oh, it's not? Charlize Theron. Ooh, that's flattering. 2:13:22.960 --> 2:13:27.840 From the movie The Monster. That's not flattering. Lastly, Simply 2:13:27.900 --> 2:13:30.839 an Aging Surf Bum. You did not look like Dolly Parton. 2:13:31.020 --> 2:13:33.180 You looked like those things. Thanks for all the laughs. 2:13:33.240 --> 2:13:36.100 Casey in North Palm Beach. Thank you, Casey. Bubbles from 2:13:36.480 --> 2:13:37.560 Trailer Park Boys. 2:13:38.200 --> 2:13:39.010 What does that look like? 2:13:39.440 --> 2:13:43.350 He's got glasses, right? Yeah, that's a dude. Spectacles. Yeah, yeah. 2:13:44.090 --> 2:13:45.970 I mean, I still look like a man no matter 2:13:45.990 --> 2:13:47.970 what I do. Wig does not make me a woman. 2:13:48.770 --> 2:13:52.650 Kathy says suicidal empathy is when you think you're helping 2:13:52.730 --> 2:13:56.330 somebody who could or would literally kill you for your kindness, 2:13:56.770 --> 2:13:59.280 such as giving a homeless person a sandwich and thinking 2:13:59.300 --> 2:14:01.560 a quick conversation could solve the situation. 2:14:02.360 --> 2:14:05.950 That empathy could get you killed. Thank you, Kathy. Uh, 2:14:06.030 --> 2:14:08.530 that's her email coming in. I mean, this is like, um, 2:14:09.070 --> 2:14:11.130 there are literally people with the same mindset that think 2:14:11.150 --> 2:14:15.470 they can solve what's happening with Israel and Palestine. So 2:14:15.490 --> 2:14:19.030 they're just, they'll cruise into this, you know, miss 70 2:14:19.030 --> 2:14:22.380 years of this conflict. They'll cruise into this and they'll go, 2:14:22.400 --> 2:14:26.700 you know, these people just brought humanity into the fold 2:14:26.840 --> 2:14:29.040 and they really loved each other. And they were like, 2:14:29.060 --> 2:14:32.010 I was like, Oh, I love that you have this 2:14:32.050 --> 2:14:35.990 sort of glass three-quarter full mentality, but it's just not 2:14:36.350 --> 2:14:39.510 in line with the reality of the situation. Over to Canada, 2:14:40.210 --> 2:14:44.580 the lake has been renamed, save for a couple of 2:14:44.640 --> 2:14:48.440 places like this. MapQuest says, we are not changing the 2:14:48.480 --> 2:14:51.480 name of Lake Ontario. Name it whatever you want at 2:14:51.500 --> 2:14:54.589 your leisure. And they link to this MapQuest thing. And 2:14:54.630 --> 2:14:59.970 I guess I could put like Christopher Lane on And 2:15:00.010 --> 2:15:03.310 then it makes it Lake Christopher Land. 2:15:03.430 --> 2:15:04.050 All right. 2:15:04.130 --> 2:15:06.550 Yeah. So you could go. Hold on. Let me see. 2:15:07.670 --> 2:15:14.880 You could go over to this website. It's gulfof.mapquest.com. Lake Ontario. 2:15:14.940 --> 2:15:19.010 Or I could put, you know, Sean Wasson. generate and 2:15:19.030 --> 2:15:22.070 you could also hit surprise me so it'll do late 2:15:22.110 --> 2:15:24.750 matt lake map quest you know all right you know 2:15:24.790 --> 2:15:28.450 lake lake neighbors to the north there's a lot happening 2:15:28.510 --> 2:15:31.400 here so they decided on map quest that they're not 2:15:31.440 --> 2:15:33.520 going to rename it but they'll allow people to do 2:15:33.540 --> 2:15:37.760 that themselves google has decided to push through the the 2:15:38.160 --> 2:15:41.550 new name of lake ontario to lake america And as 2:15:41.590 --> 2:15:44.290 you can imagine, the Canadians are not thrilled about that. 2:15:44.350 --> 2:15:48.190 Back to that guy, Doug Ford, the head of Ontario. 2:15:48.210 --> 2:15:49.650 The shores of Lake Ontario. 2:15:49.670 --> 2:15:50.410 See what we got from him? 2:15:50.750 --> 2:15:54.010 Good morning, Premier. We'll get to that issue in a moment. 2:15:54.050 --> 2:15:57.010 But first, President Trump threatened to double the tariff on 2:15:57.050 --> 2:16:02.120 Canadian auto imports, cars, trucks, auto parts, steel from 25% 2:16:02.120 --> 2:16:06.440 to 50% beginning January 1st. If that happens, what would 2:16:06.460 --> 2:16:08.440 the effect be on both countries? 2:16:09.210 --> 2:16:11.530 Well, it'd be devastating on both countries, but it'd be 2:16:11.600 --> 2:16:15.700 definitely devastating on the U.S. We're the largest purchaser of 2:16:15.740 --> 2:16:18.960 vehicles in the entire world off the U.S., over 400% 2:16:18.960 --> 2:16:22.980 more than anyone else, and they're already seeing the effect. 2:16:23.320 --> 2:16:29.830 Over $ 7 billion, we've stopped purchasing an X amount of vehicles. 2:16:29.830 --> 2:16:32.850 $ 7 billion is like shutting down a couple auto plants. 2:16:33.650 --> 2:16:37.470 So I always say, Martha, a tariff on On Canada, 2:16:37.510 --> 2:16:40.209 it's nothing more than attacks on American people. 2:16:40.410 --> 2:16:41.030 Attacks, he said. 2:16:41.060 --> 2:16:43.440 And it's probably the worst movie you could ever do. 2:16:43.459 --> 2:16:46.940 But what we saw this week were insults flying on 2:16:47.000 --> 2:16:48.240 both sides. 2:16:48.260 --> 2:16:50.260 He told Trump to kiss his ass, I think, at 2:16:50.340 --> 2:16:52.600 one point in time. And then, I don't know if 2:16:52.620 --> 2:16:57.670 they'll show this, but they put out another sign. Let's see. 2:16:58.070 --> 2:17:02.490 This guy, Doug Ford, put out another sign on Lake Ontario. 2:17:02.709 --> 2:17:04.010 Brother of Rob. 2:17:03.910 --> 2:17:05.430 Ford, right? Yeah, the crackhead guy. 2:17:07.390 --> 2:17:09.550 Did you ever watch that documentary about Rob Ford? 2:17:09.970 --> 2:17:12.630 No, but I would. I didn't. It was good. It 2:17:12.830 --> 2:17:16.090 was fun. My wife and I watched it a handful 2:17:16.490 --> 2:17:19.160 of weeks or months even ago. I forget when it 2:17:19.200 --> 2:17:22.260 came out. And I had forgotten some of the things 2:17:22.300 --> 2:17:25.000 that Rob Ford would say out loud. He was a 2:17:25.020 --> 2:17:29.860 wild one, man. When he was trying to stop these 2:17:29.940 --> 2:17:33.210 allegations against him, and he's like, This girl said I 2:17:33.420 --> 2:17:36.209 wanted to eat blah, blah, blah. And he's like, I'm 2:17:36.250 --> 2:17:38.250 happily married. I have plenty to eat at home. I 2:17:38.250 --> 2:17:41.090 was like, I forgot. 2:17:41.129 --> 2:17:41.990 Plenty of that? 2:17:42.129 --> 2:17:46.470 Yeah. But he said the words like in a press conference. 2:17:46.510 --> 2:17:48.300 And I was like, I forgot brazen. This dude was, 2:17:48.740 --> 2:17:50.280 this dude was out there. 2:17:50.720 --> 2:17:53.280 Now his brother is a big politician in Canada and 2:17:53.320 --> 2:17:57.199 he's the head of Ontario. And Trump said, we're renaming 2:17:57.240 --> 2:18:00.120 Lake Ontario, Lake America. Now, if you're in the United 2:18:00.170 --> 2:18:02.690 States on a lot of maps, that does say Lake America. 2:18:02.730 --> 2:18:05.610 Now it's just changed, but they fought back with a 2:18:05.730 --> 2:18:07.150 sign that they unveiled. 2:18:07.209 --> 2:18:16.209 Oh, Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveils a big Lake Ontario 2:18:16.290 --> 2:18:20.250 sign along the lake's shoreline in response to President Trump's 2:18:20.320 --> 2:18:23.039 executive order to rename it Lake America. 2:18:23.200 --> 2:18:26.320 Okay, so the sign says, they had a whole unveiling, 2:18:26.680 --> 2:18:28.879 it says Lake Ontario now and always. 2:18:29.580 --> 2:18:31.740 Then, of course, because they're still cut by the French, 2:18:31.760 --> 2:18:33.640 they have to do it in France as well, in 2:18:33.700 --> 2:18:38.130 French as well. Lac Ontario. And they put up a 2:18:38.150 --> 2:18:44.090 big sign. You're doing good. Lac Ontario. No idea. 2:18:44.129 --> 2:18:45.710 Tor Horse? Tor Horse. 2:18:45.770 --> 2:18:46.920 Yeah, like I said. 2:18:47.800 --> 2:18:50.699 He just said Lake Ontario. 2:18:50.800 --> 2:18:54.360 It's full of whores. Now and always in French. I'm 2:18:54.400 --> 2:18:57.270 not a French speaker. But they put up a billboard 2:18:57.290 --> 2:19:00.770 by the lake that says Lake Ontario now and always. 2:19:00.870 --> 2:19:03.010 So the shots fired back and forth. 2:19:03.670 --> 2:19:04.390 I don't know, guys. 2:19:04.430 --> 2:19:08.570 I feel like we should just... We're neighbors. We probably 2:19:08.610 --> 2:19:11.490 should come to some sort of arrangement that benefits both countries. 2:19:11.530 --> 2:19:15.949 I wonder if I go to Google Maps, because I'm 2:19:16.010 --> 2:19:18.060 on Google Maps right now, and it says Lake America. 2:19:18.540 --> 2:19:20.270 It does. I wonder if I hit my VPN. 2:19:22.640 --> 2:19:25.200 And go from Canada. I think it'll change it back. 2:19:25.260 --> 2:19:27.280 Would it say Lake Ontario? I believe so. 2:19:27.320 --> 2:19:29.210 I think they only give it to us for us 2:19:29.250 --> 2:19:35.430 from our side. And that's what's happening here. uh, hellfire 2:19:35.470 --> 2:19:38.490 says that's a great sign. Executive orders should be outlawed, man. 2:19:38.570 --> 2:19:41.090 Executive orders are the way of the world right now, 2:19:41.150 --> 2:19:42.980 the way of the United States of America, at least 2:19:43.020 --> 2:19:43.500 right now. 2:19:44.080 --> 2:19:47.879 It's funny how that works, ain't it? Like the Republicans 2:19:47.900 --> 2:19:51.000 had control of the house of representatives in the, in 2:19:51.020 --> 2:19:53.940 the Senate. And yet that's not how anything has really 2:19:53.990 --> 2:19:56.770 happened here because they haven't gone fully along with, a 2:19:56.810 --> 2:19:59.890 lot of Trump's agenda. So everything is just executive orders. 2:19:59.910 --> 2:20:01.570 Obama did a lot of executive orders. 2:20:01.590 --> 2:20:03.570 Like this has been a thing, like these executive orders, 2:20:03.870 --> 2:20:06.529 the Biden as well. And then when the new presidents 2:20:06.550 --> 2:20:08.550 get elected, they go in and they just rescind all 2:20:08.590 --> 2:20:12.320 the executive orders. And it's, it's not just president. Like 2:20:13.340 --> 2:20:15.060 he did this in New York too. When my daddy 2:20:15.080 --> 2:20:17.660 came in, he was like, I take all of my predecessor, 2:20:17.820 --> 2:20:20.779 Adam's executive orders. And I undo all of them now. 2:20:20.900 --> 2:20:21.800 And now I'm going to do mine. 2:20:21.920 --> 2:20:24.260 It's going to make like the first week of presidency, 2:20:24.400 --> 2:20:28.160 especially when you switch parties. Yeah. Like, just really, really 2:20:28.220 --> 2:20:33.580 annoying for the incoming president. Yep, I'm on Google Maps, 2:20:34.459 --> 2:20:38.560 Lake Ontario, according to when I use the Canadian. Oh, 2:20:38.580 --> 2:20:40.620 you're never going to be able to see that. Oh, man! 2:20:40.920 --> 2:20:43.470 But yeah, Lake Ontario. I believe you. 2:20:43.570 --> 2:20:46.269 This is Fox News discussing this. I guess they got 2:20:46.310 --> 2:20:47.750 mad at Canada for some other stuff. 2:20:47.770 --> 2:20:52.170 The Canadian Broadcast Corporation, the CBC, they issued an internal 2:20:52.310 --> 2:20:55.930 memo to all of their journalists ahead of the 9-11 2:20:56.170 --> 2:20:59.900 25th anniversary, instructing their journalists to not describe 9-11 as 2:20:59.930 --> 2:21:04.340 a terrorist attack without attribution. So if you do say 2:21:04.400 --> 2:21:07.180 it's terroristic, you have to say, well, the FBI says. 2:21:07.860 --> 2:21:09.380 That's quite a tit for tat. 2:21:10.200 --> 2:21:11.800 We change the name of your lake and you're like, 2:21:12.140 --> 2:21:15.370 we're not going to call the 9-11 attacks a terror attack. 2:21:15.390 --> 2:21:19.310 We want to describe them as hijackings or the September 2:21:19.610 --> 2:21:20.170 11th attacks. 2:21:20.670 --> 2:21:23.550 So they're complete idiots, and if they don't know what 2:21:23.629 --> 2:21:28.690 terrorism is, they should go over to their special forces, J2F2, 2:21:29.290 --> 2:21:33.500 who has stood by us since 9-11 to fight terrorism. 2:21:33.690 --> 2:21:37.280 They know what it is because they're Canadians, they're special forces, 2:21:37.600 --> 2:21:40.480 and they fall next to our Delta Force, our Navy SEALs. 2:21:40.500 --> 2:21:42.560 I don't know what the hell he's talking about here, 2:21:42.640 --> 2:21:45.480 but that's from CBC, which I don't know if it's state-owned. 2:21:46.640 --> 2:21:50.640 uh cbc broadcasting it's canada broadcasting corporation i'm not sure 2:21:50.660 --> 2:21:53.370 if that's like an arm of the canadian government or 2:21:53.410 --> 2:21:58.530 not uh it's yeah look up cbc and radio canada 2:21:58.590 --> 2:22:01.869 the canadian public broadcaster for both radio and television it 2:22:01.970 --> 2:22:05.680 is then it is a crown corporation which is structured 2:22:05.700 --> 2:22:07.760 like a private but directly and wholly owned by the 2:22:07.800 --> 2:22:11.080 canadian federal government all right so they said don't call 2:22:11.120 --> 2:22:15.380 the 9-11 attacks terrorist attacks Call them hijackings that led 2:22:15.459 --> 2:22:19.100 to passenger jet crashes in Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, Manhattan. 2:22:19.120 --> 2:22:22.090 Wow, how wordy. They must have had a lot of 2:22:22.150 --> 2:22:23.490 time on the CBC. 2:22:23.790 --> 2:22:28.250 Oh, no, sorry. It's just obviously a terror attack, right? 2:22:28.310 --> 2:22:30.670 Remember when you couldn't sell a bong on eBay, but 2:22:30.690 --> 2:22:34.850 you could sell a tobacco use water pipe? Yeah. Hold on. 2:22:34.980 --> 2:22:35.530 Come on. 2:22:35.940 --> 2:22:38.700 CBC 9-11. Did they respond to this? Because maybe they 2:22:38.720 --> 2:22:42.240 responded and said this was nonsense. Okay, how and why 2:22:42.300 --> 2:22:47.020 CBC News will adjust its 9-11 language guidance? Attribution no 2:22:47.040 --> 2:22:51.340 longer required for describing September 11th attacks as terrorism. 2:22:51.980 --> 2:22:54.800 Okay, so they're updating. They once again find themselves in 2:22:54.840 --> 2:22:56.900 a swirl of confusion about how other journalists use the 2:22:56.959 --> 2:23:00.360 words terrorist and terrorism. The confusion stems from the leak 2:23:00.379 --> 2:23:03.100 of an excerpt of our internal language guide. This is 2:23:03.120 --> 2:23:04.859 the last thing we want to do. Our reporting on 2:23:04.879 --> 2:23:07.280 9-11 through thousands of stories over the past 25 years, 2:23:07.300 --> 2:23:11.510 an unflinching account of the devastating attacks by Al-Qaeda. CBC's 2:23:11.530 --> 2:23:14.520 reporting on terrorism has been guided by the principle of attribution. 2:23:15.500 --> 2:23:18.040 But to be clear, CBC News has never said what 2:23:18.060 --> 2:23:21.770 happened on 9-11 was not terrorism. We've just made sure 2:23:21.790 --> 2:23:24.470 to do it with attribution. Kind of weird, but I 2:23:24.510 --> 2:23:27.470 guess they're kind of they wanted to address this basically 2:23:27.510 --> 2:23:31.199 like attributing it to Al Qaeda. Yeah, I guess I guess. 2:23:32.209 --> 2:23:33.590 So like they have to connect it to the group 2:23:33.610 --> 2:23:35.830 that did it or something. Quick break. 2:23:35.870 --> 2:23:38.190 When we come back, we've got more to get into. Good, 2:23:38.290 --> 2:23:41.670 good golf. Believe it or not, more heads rolling over there. 2:23:41.709 --> 2:23:46.030 I'll explain something that happened in the Grand Canyon this weekend. 2:23:46.080 --> 2:23:48.379 Mel Gibson's popping up in the Power Hour. It's all 2:23:48.400 --> 2:23:50.080 coming up next on the News Junkie. 2:24:00.000 --> 2:24:02.520 The power hour rolls on. 2:24:03.340 --> 2:24:04.640 Thank you to Butterball. 2:24:05.520 --> 2:24:08.780 Look at you, Butterballs. You know, they said you wouldn't 2:24:08.820 --> 2:24:10.459 do it, but there you are. 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Two tickets to 2:25:21.590 --> 2:25:25.090 pound town. Thank you for the gifted sub. Thank you 2:25:25.140 --> 2:25:28.859 so much. Mel Gibson taking some heat, which is hilarious 2:25:28.879 --> 2:25:29.039 to me. 2:25:29.060 --> 2:25:31.080 I'll tell you why in a second. Mel Gibson was 2:25:31.180 --> 2:25:36.420 at some fan expo event in Toronto, Canada. Fan expo 2:25:36.500 --> 2:25:37.400 is the name of this event. 2:25:37.440 --> 2:25:40.440 They have like all these Hollywood types and celebrities come 2:25:40.500 --> 2:25:40.920 out there. 2:25:41.720 --> 2:25:44.960 And when Mel Gibson went up onto the stage, there 2:25:45.020 --> 2:25:48.540 was a woman doing sign language for the hearing impaired. 2:25:48.840 --> 2:25:52.670 Oh, no. And Mel Gibson made fun of her by 2:25:52.709 --> 2:25:58.530 doing fake sign language when he walked behind her. Mel Gibson. 2:25:58.560 --> 2:25:58.920 Mel Gibson. 2:25:58.950 --> 2:26:03.020 So he just comes out. I'm assuming he's doing a 2:26:03.060 --> 2:26:05.580 fake sign language thing. Maybe he really knows sign language. 2:26:05.600 --> 2:26:09.160 That would be a twist on this. But he's coming 2:26:09.200 --> 2:26:11.360 up behind the sign language lady, and he does like 2:26:11.400 --> 2:26:15.060 a fake sign language thing, mocking it as he goes 2:26:15.120 --> 2:26:17.670 up onto the stage. And it was so hilarious to 2:26:17.690 --> 2:26:19.790 see all the people who were like, this is outrageous. 2:26:20.530 --> 2:26:24.310 I'm never watching a Mel Gibson movie again. And I go, 2:26:25.270 --> 2:26:28.660 did you just tune into the Mel Gibson show? Yeah, 2:26:29.200 --> 2:26:31.360 this is the least offensive thing he's ever done. This 2:26:31.540 --> 2:26:35.460 is outrageous. Wait till you hear what he said about 2:26:35.480 --> 2:26:38.720 the Jews. Wait, wait till you hear what he said 2:26:38.760 --> 2:26:42.580 about his wife, Mel Gibson. This is like the most 2:26:42.760 --> 2:26:46.370 tame thing ever. No Gibson has ever done. I mean, 2:26:46.390 --> 2:26:48.610 I think there's there might even be video of Mel 2:26:48.650 --> 2:26:52.010 Gibson getting pulled over by the cops ranting about the Jews. 2:26:52.310 --> 2:26:55.129 His wife, I believe, recorded him. 2:26:56.150 --> 2:26:57.660 And I used to have a clip of that that 2:26:57.670 --> 2:27:00.180 I would play all the time where he was talking 2:27:00.200 --> 2:27:02.439 about he hoped she gets raped by a pack of 2:27:02.600 --> 2:27:08.570 N words. This guy did the most unbelievable offensive stuff 2:27:08.580 --> 2:27:11.150 you could think of. But he comes out and does 2:27:11.230 --> 2:27:14.349 sign language behind the sign language lady. And it's like, wow. 2:27:15.090 --> 2:27:17.650 Mel Gibson's in hot water with the deaf community for 2:27:17.709 --> 2:27:20.769 mocking ASL interpreter behind her back at a fan expo 2:27:20.790 --> 2:27:25.030 event in Toronto. This kind of tracks with Mel's track 2:27:25.090 --> 2:27:28.630 record with racist and misogynistic views. Well, I mean, I 2:27:28.660 --> 2:27:31.100 don't know if this is really related. This just seems 2:27:31.120 --> 2:27:35.240 like a silly little thing. I always disappointed to see 2:27:35.280 --> 2:27:38.090 my language mocked. We work hard to get our language 2:27:38.150 --> 2:27:40.750 recognized and it should be taken seriously. 2:27:41.650 --> 2:27:43.790 On point for him. Such a disappointment he turned out 2:27:43.830 --> 2:27:44.070 to be. 2:27:45.550 --> 2:27:47.710 I mean, it was like, if you're just now disappointed by, 2:27:47.730 --> 2:27:51.610 of all people, Mel Gibson, tune in. Next time you 2:27:51.629 --> 2:27:54.850 go to the bathroom, fire up his controversy section of 2:27:54.870 --> 2:27:55.730 his Wikipedia page. 2:27:55.770 --> 2:27:56.670 It's quite large. 2:27:57.270 --> 2:27:57.650 Yes. 2:27:57.930 --> 2:27:59.830 Imagine you'll see a bit. Am I missing any of 2:27:59.850 --> 2:28:03.830 the hits? Oh, well, I mean, there's see also portrayals 2:28:03.910 --> 2:28:07.230 on Braveheart and anti-Semitism and the Passion of the Christ. 2:28:08.090 --> 2:28:12.890 There's some homophobia from GLAAD. He was arrested for DUI. 2:28:14.600 --> 2:28:14.920 Oh, boy. 2:28:15.060 --> 2:28:17.440 He first told the arresting officer, my life is over. 2:28:17.580 --> 2:28:19.570 I'm effed. Robin's going to leave me. 2:28:19.580 --> 2:28:21.230 Blah, blah, blah. 2:28:21.250 --> 2:28:24.390 Then there was some Jew stuff. Yeah, there was definitely 2:28:24.410 --> 2:28:27.670 some Jew stuff. He asked the officer, are you a Jew? 2:28:27.690 --> 2:28:31.369 Spoiler alert, he doesn't seem to like him. Mel Gibson. 2:28:31.430 --> 2:28:33.869 He seems to have an issue. Here's the CEO of 2:28:34.010 --> 2:28:36.570 Bucky's in a clip that's getting some attention. Here he is. 2:28:36.590 --> 2:28:37.310 We'll hear from him. 2:28:37.390 --> 2:28:41.890 Opportunities were growing. We're building in a lot of places. 2:28:41.950 --> 2:28:42.939 But when you find a. 2:28:44.440 --> 2:28:51.700 Conservative, business-friendly state with a phenomenal workforce, it makes a difference. 2:28:52.490 --> 2:28:55.470 And I'm starting to realize life's too short to try 2:28:55.490 --> 2:28:58.689 to build in places that people don't appreciate what you're 2:28:58.709 --> 2:29:03.080 bringing versus a place like this where people do appreciate 2:29:03.110 --> 2:29:07.200 what you're building. So that leadership, that concept, that idea 2:29:07.440 --> 2:29:15.140 of conservative, business-friendly, family-oriented concept Works so much better if 2:29:15.220 --> 2:29:18.180 it trickles down from the very leadership, from the very 2:29:18.240 --> 2:29:22.420 top at the governor's office. There he is. That's the 2:29:22.480 --> 2:29:23.419 CEO of Buc-ee's. 2:29:24.160 --> 2:29:26.779 It says the company will focus on building in conservative 2:29:26.879 --> 2:29:30.780 red states with a business-friendly environment instead of blue states. 2:29:30.820 --> 2:29:33.230 Life is too short to try to build in places 2:29:33.260 --> 2:29:37.010 where people don't appreciate what you're bringing, says the head 2:29:37.050 --> 2:29:41.029 of Buc-ee's. The Buc-ee's empire has been growing and expanding, though. 2:29:41.410 --> 2:29:43.129 Certainly have seen that. I don't know how people will 2:29:43.150 --> 2:29:43.900 feel about this. 2:29:43.980 --> 2:29:47.720 Let us know. Send us your thoughts over at thenewsjunkie.com. 2:29:47.740 --> 2:29:50.400 Do the blue states not appreciate Buc-ee's? 2:29:51.150 --> 2:29:53.490 I thought everybody liked Buc-ee's. I didn't know that Buc-ee's 2:29:53.510 --> 2:29:55.670 was sort of a political thing, but maybe we'll hear 2:29:55.709 --> 2:29:57.949 from everybody on this. And good, good golf. 2:29:58.330 --> 2:30:01.970 Has fired the people behind the controversial ad that has 2:30:02.010 --> 2:30:06.640 the company spiraling. So the people responsible for that good, 2:30:06.680 --> 2:30:10.060 good golf advertisement we talked about last week have been. 2:30:09.940 --> 2:30:11.580 Removed from the company. 2:30:11.600 --> 2:30:11.820 Okay. 2:30:11.860 --> 2:30:15.119 What were you saying? Oh, I was just reading more 2:30:15.140 --> 2:30:19.250 of Mel Gibson's controversy section. Anybody else he went after? 2:30:19.550 --> 2:30:23.150 Winona Ryder told a story to various press outlets about, 2:30:23.430 --> 2:30:25.610 she was like with her friend at a party. And 2:30:25.629 --> 2:30:27.850 her friend was gay. And Mel Gibson asked if he 2:30:27.870 --> 2:30:31.070 was going to get AIDS from speaking to him. Jesus Christ. 2:30:31.110 --> 2:30:34.190 And then later asked Ryder, who is Jewish. I've never 2:30:34.230 --> 2:30:38.640 heard this term before, but it's kind of self-explanatory. Asked 2:30:38.720 --> 2:30:43.480 Winona Ryder if she was an oven dodger. So you 2:30:43.500 --> 2:30:43.800 get it. 2:30:43.800 --> 2:30:47.040 Being offended by that thing that Mel Gibson did is. 2:30:47.280 --> 2:30:49.300 Quite overshadowed if you look at some of the other 2:30:49.320 --> 2:30:51.340 stuff he's been up to. All right, quick break. When 2:30:51.379 --> 2:30:52.940 we come back, we'll get into the final dispatch of 2:30:52.980 --> 2:30:55.180 stories that didn't make the cut. And today, I learned 2:30:55.200 --> 2:30:57.980 to wrap everything up for a Monday. That's coming up 2:30:58.060 --> 2:31:05.609 next on the News Junkie. We're done already? Yeah, buddy. 2:31:06.190 --> 2:31:07.770 I feel like we can do like five more hours 2:31:07.850 --> 2:31:11.369 of this easy. Big finish. Big finish time. We've arrived 2:31:11.450 --> 2:31:14.730 at the finish line. Final dispatches. Stories that didn't make 2:31:14.790 --> 2:31:16.949 the cut. And today we're going to wrap everything up 2:31:17.209 --> 2:31:21.640 for a Monday. Big thanks to everybody who gifted subscriptions today. 2:31:21.680 --> 2:31:24.580 We were just one away from the goal of 25. 2:31:24.580 --> 2:31:27.080 Who knows? Maybe we'll even hit it in the last 2:31:27.140 --> 2:31:29.280 minute here. 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It's 2:32:05.870 --> 2:32:07.750 as little as $ 2. 99 a month, and you can get 2:32:07.800 --> 2:32:10.629 your hands on a magnet. This one's up there for you, 2:32:10.640 --> 2:32:14.289 the OG magnet. New design incoming, by the way. New 2:32:14.330 --> 2:32:16.189 specialty design incoming this month. 2:32:16.650 --> 2:32:18.050 And all the other ones that are out are going 2:32:18.110 --> 2:32:21.230 out this week. Courtney's working on them throughout the week. 2:32:21.690 --> 2:32:24.400 Let's see what we have. Grand Canyon, we didn't get 2:32:24.450 --> 2:32:24.800 to this. 2:32:24.860 --> 2:32:28.560 So 20 people missing following a flash flood in the 2:32:28.620 --> 2:32:29.340 Grand Canyon. 2:32:29.400 --> 2:32:31.279 More breaking news now into the CNN News. 2:32:31.360 --> 2:32:31.800 CNN on this. 2:32:31.879 --> 2:32:35.320 In the Grand Canyon, more than 20 people are missing 2:32:35.500 --> 2:32:39.250 after flash floods, according to park officials. Urgent search and 2:32:39.280 --> 2:32:42.830 rescue efforts are now underway, as well as evacuations after 2:32:42.910 --> 2:32:46.609 flooding in Bright Angel Canyon, an area popular with hikers. 2:32:46.770 --> 2:32:50.050 At least 62 people have been evacuated already. 2:32:50.370 --> 2:32:52.869 So there's a pretty bad flash flood, I guess. 2:32:53.150 --> 2:32:55.510 I don't want to take away from this because it's important. 2:32:55.850 --> 2:32:59.560 It's bad. But after the footage in Nepal, that little 2:32:59.580 --> 2:33:02.240 flash flood just doesn't seem that impressive. It's just true. 2:33:02.360 --> 2:33:05.900 You're just like, oh, it's a little river going through 2:33:05.920 --> 2:33:06.580 the Grand Canyon. 2:33:06.600 --> 2:33:09.710 Like a thousand people died in Nepal. And you look 2:33:09.730 --> 2:33:11.949 at this and you go, I don't know if this really. 2:33:12.209 --> 2:33:16.250 I too can flash flood. People coming out of the sewers. 2:33:16.790 --> 2:33:19.070 The New York Times had a story about this. People 2:33:19.129 --> 2:33:21.459 keep sneaking into New York City sewers. 2:33:21.540 --> 2:33:24.280 No one knows why. New York Times says... Why not? 2:33:24.720 --> 2:33:29.400 A recent spate of subterranean exploring has piqued the curiosity 2:33:29.440 --> 2:33:33.480 of New Yorkers and concerned officials who warn of danger underground. 2:33:33.520 --> 2:33:37.850 This is urbex, but underground. They want to see stuff. 2:33:37.890 --> 2:33:41.170 A lot of it, I've said before... Comes from people 2:33:41.209 --> 2:33:46.410 that are really into researching and finding out about the 2:33:46.450 --> 2:33:48.709 subway stations and stuff. They want to find the old 2:33:48.770 --> 2:33:51.830 cutoff stations, the ones that were not finished or they 2:33:51.850 --> 2:33:53.660 were used for a while, but then the trains got 2:33:53.720 --> 2:33:55.460 bigger and so they needed to close them. They want 2:33:55.480 --> 2:33:56.400 to see what they look like. 2:33:57.200 --> 2:34:00.200 Footage from the scene was shared widely on social media. 2:34:00.220 --> 2:34:03.450 Spawn rumors of an underground society. as well as a 2:34:03.470 --> 2:34:06.790 debate on which cartoon characters the urban explorers resemble most, 2:34:07.190 --> 2:34:10.420 the Minions from Despicable Me or the Mario Brothers from 2:34:10.450 --> 2:34:11.540 the video game fan. 2:34:11.620 --> 2:34:12.660 I'm sorry, what? 2:34:13.240 --> 2:34:15.060 We're going Minions or Mario Brothers? 2:34:15.080 --> 2:34:18.140 We're not at all mentioning the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? 2:34:18.220 --> 2:34:18.679 Yeah. 2:34:18.740 --> 2:34:22.380 New York Times? The hell are you thinking? Very, very true. 2:34:22.400 --> 2:34:25.730 All right. Let's see here. I think we're going to 2:34:25.770 --> 2:34:27.130 have to get the hell out of the way. It's 2:34:27.170 --> 2:34:27.910 about that time. 2:34:27.930 --> 2:34:32.100 We'll get more of your dispatches and confessions in Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. 2:34:32.140 --> 2:34:34.180 We got a lot more on the way right now. 2:34:34.200 --> 2:34:34.840 Let's do today. 2:34:34.900 --> 2:34:37.270 I learned the following information may make you feel smarter, 2:34:37.310 --> 2:34:39.390 but will not actually increase your IQ. 2:34:39.410 --> 2:34:46.700 So don't get cocky. It is. Today I learned for 2:34:46.740 --> 2:34:52.250 a Monday, August 28th, 2026. Today I learned Mark David 2:34:52.410 --> 2:35:00.110 Chapman's hit list included this guy, too. david bowie that's 2:35:00.190 --> 2:35:02.570 right david bowie was on the hit list in case 2:35:02.610 --> 2:35:06.670 he failed to assassinate john lennon and he even had 2:35:06.709 --> 2:35:09.390 a ticket to see bowie star in broadway's the elephant 2:35:09.450 --> 2:35:12.470 man so that he could pop some shots off at 2:35:12.510 --> 2:35:14.850 him if he was a failure in taking out john 2:35:14.920 --> 2:35:18.540 lennon although he didn't have to worry about that because 2:35:18.700 --> 2:35:24.170 he was successful In a bad way. I'm not trying 2:35:24.190 --> 2:35:26.970 to encourage him. He pulled it off. No need to 2:35:27.010 --> 2:35:31.090 congratulate him on his success. I'm not saying congratulations, but 2:35:31.530 --> 2:35:36.369 he did it. And finally, Taylor, this lady right here. 2:35:39.200 --> 2:35:42.879 that's right she's back in court too somehow Aaliyah's music 2:35:42.920 --> 2:35:45.490 is largely missing from streaming services because all three of 2:35:45.530 --> 2:35:49.449 her albums were on now defunct Blackground Records mentioned in 2:35:49.490 --> 2:35:54.030 the story partly founded by her uncle manager further complicating 2:35:54.070 --> 2:35:56.740 matters is that each album was distributed by a different 2:35:56.800 --> 2:36:00.660 label Very young when she died back in 2001. Oh, 2:36:01.140 --> 2:36:04.920 thank you to felon degenerates. Thank you. Appreciate that. Getting 2:36:04.980 --> 2:36:07.220 us to the goal today. Love you. Appreciate you. Thank 2:36:07.240 --> 2:36:08.660 you so much for hanging out with us. We're back tomorrow. 2:36:08.680 --> 2:36:10.500 Same time, same place. Missed any of the show? 2:36:10.820 --> 2:36:15.119 Get the podcast over at thenewsjunkie.com. We'll see you tomorrow, everybody. 2:36:23.490 --> 2:36:24.670 Is it my goal? 2:36:24.970 --> 2:36:25.990 Or is it your goal? 2:36:26.129 --> 2:36:31.020 Sometimes I'm very good, but now I'm not enough Say 2:36:31.040 --> 2:36:33.789 yes or say no Cause I really need somebody 2:36:33.850 --> 2:36:34.929 Tell me you're that somebody