Speaker 1: All right back with Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 2: And rock I saw a thing yesterday and you and
Speaker 2: I were talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 3: Good and it was in I think it was eight
Speaker 3: he things. It was a national thing. It was just
Speaker 3: lot coal.
Speaker 2: This is all over the place talking about Holy youth
Speaker 2: sports has become so expensive that a lot of people
Speaker 2: can't afford it.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 3: And here's the stat Aspen Institute of a Sports and
Speaker 3: Society program whatever that is, and this is in partnership
Speaker 3: with Utah State and Louisiana TACH so a pretty big study.
Speaker 3: Family spending on youth sports jumped forty six percent from
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen to twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: Survey found reaching an estimated forty billion dollars a year.
Speaker 3: So forty billion dollars of Americans money spent last year
Speaker 3: was on youth sports. Another stat Aspen Institute also found
Speaker 3: families spent an average of one thousand and sixteen dollars
Speaker 3: a year for one child's primary sport.
Speaker 1: And I would say that's probably accurate.
Speaker 2: Now, see, we can speak to this because especially you're
Speaker 2: you're older kid, but now you're a younger kid, or
Speaker 2: your middle kid is graduating into it, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: you have plans for the for your younger child to
Speaker 2: get on into it as well. So you're gonna be
Speaker 2: having three boys playing youth sports in that kind of environment.
Speaker 2: You're gonna be one thousands deep in this thing.
Speaker 3: Right Well, there is and then there's the travel, and
Speaker 3: then there's you know, the time commitment and all that.
Speaker 1: And and I do I see both sides of it.
Speaker 3: On one hand, I say it's ridiculous and and you know,
Speaker 3: when they're seven, is this determined whether they're gonna get
Speaker 3: in the NFL?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: But but I also see the other side is that
Speaker 3: And I'm telling you this right now, And if you
Speaker 3: have a son or daughter that's in you know, youth
Speaker 3: in middle school and high school sports, I think you
Speaker 3: will agree with me. These kids these days, ed are
Speaker 3: so well trained. Okay, these kids, these kids now are
Speaker 3: very very skilled. So if you if you want your
Speaker 3: kid to like be on like a good team, okay,
Speaker 3: and be able to compete.
Speaker 1: And you know, and and and.
Speaker 3: Contribute, you gotta be doing the speed training and the
Speaker 3: weight training and the you know, all all these sort
Speaker 3: of extra things that go in. And that's just not
Speaker 3: even the sport that's getting ready for the sport right.
Speaker 2: Now, as far as that stuff goes you you mentioned travel. Now,
Speaker 2: one of the things cited in here is a lady
Speaker 2: talking about out of out of town tournaments, blah blah blah,
Speaker 2: talking about going to UH to bitch and forge for
Speaker 2: a tournament that for actually it was a team training thing.
Speaker 2: Three practices for a week in UH. Three practices a
Speaker 2: day for a week in UH in Florida. Three grand.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: She also took her kids to play baseball at a
Speaker 2: tournament in Cooper's Down. She just says she's spent at
Speaker 2: least eight grand last year for a twelve year old. Now,
Speaker 2: how that's not going to be sustainable for a lot
Speaker 2: of people. I get what you're saying, Yeah, but man,
Speaker 2: it's got to be pretty important to you and your
Speaker 2: kid has to be a bit of a savant.
Speaker 1: Let's put it down.
Speaker 3: It does, and I think you've got to recognize, you know,
Speaker 3: some all the work in the world isn't you know
Speaker 3: some kids are.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna help them make it right.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna help I always tell people parents, in
Speaker 3: my opinion, you find out what you're early on. Find
Speaker 3: out what your kid is good at. Now, whether that's
Speaker 3: what you want him to be good at, or whether
Speaker 3: he's what he's actually good at, those are often two
Speaker 3: different things. But find out what he's good at, and
Speaker 3: then we're okay, we're gonna focus on this. And if
Speaker 3: he has a natural innate talent or she has a
Speaker 3: natural innate talent. I think it's on one hand, it's
Speaker 3: like what else you gonna, you know, spend your money on,
Speaker 3: you know, like, you know, invest in your kids.
Speaker 1: I think it's a very noble thing to do. I
Speaker 1: will say this too.
Speaker 3: Like I understand why parents begrudgingly go this route. It's
Speaker 3: because I have found and I think other parents would
Speaker 3: agree like that, there's a big chasm between like rec
Speaker 3: sports and select sports, and parents are oftentimes willing to
Speaker 3: pay for the more select sports because when you're paying money,
Speaker 3: you got people that are a little more dialed in,
Speaker 3: are a little more serious things, are a little more organized.
Speaker 3: I've experienced in some just rec leagues and during the
Speaker 3: course of my kids, you know, time plan and it's
Speaker 3: often's it's a disaster. There's no communication, there's no there's
Speaker 3: no nothing, and then you get there, there's no instruction
Speaker 3: there's no anything. So you're like, well, this is isn't
Speaker 3: costing me anything except it's cost me a tremendous waste
Speaker 3: of time. So I'd rather spend some money for them
Speaker 3: to be in something that they're gonna get something out of. Okay,
Speaker 3: then then to do this, you know, rec sort of
Speaker 3: situation that is isn't helping them get better at anything.
Speaker 3: It's wasting their time, it's wasting my time, and it's
Speaker 3: a it's a penny ass.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you this. Do you think that
Speaker 2: now with nil money coming into college of course and
Speaker 2: maybe and well now recently high school, that that plays importing. Hey,
Speaker 2: if your kids showing any kind of initability in football, baseball,
Speaker 2: whatever the case might be, you might basically you're investing
Speaker 2: in the future if you think that child can advance
Speaker 2: and get into a high school, get paid.
Speaker 1: Ten thousand dollars or whatever it might.
Speaker 2: Be college, like the kids that just left Cincinnati making
Speaker 2: five mil to go and play what is it Texas Tech?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no one, because I mean it was that to
Speaker 3: a degree when I was younger, because it was like, God,
Speaker 3: if I can get my kid to get a scholarship,
Speaker 3: I don't have to pay college.
Speaker 1: How great is that?
Speaker 3: Well, now you're getting a scholarship and there is the possibility,
Speaker 3: very small, but a possibility that your kid could get
Speaker 3: some actual nil money from this. So you think that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: money motivates everybody. I don't care who you are. And
Speaker 3: if you're saying, well, god, they're kind of giving this out. Man,
Speaker 3: my kid's pretty good. Do I want to look back
Speaker 3: and say, hmm, maybe he could have got some of this,
Speaker 3: or she could have got some of this or experienced
Speaker 3: this if we had worked a little bit harder. And
Speaker 3: I think parents are going to err on the side
Speaker 3: of doing whatever they can and also too, I'll tell
Speaker 3: you this, like social media plays a big part of
Speaker 3: this as well, because I mean you can't go on
Speaker 3: your Instagram or Twitter or whatever and without being just
Speaker 3: bombarded with videos of some kid who's out there doing
Speaker 3: running back training and you're like, gosh, this kid's doing
Speaker 3: running back train. I guess my kid. So it's just
Speaker 3: compounding on itself. The good thing is it's again, it's
Speaker 3: making kids very good. I mean, kids that are twelve
Speaker 3: years old now are much better than kids that were
Speaker 3: years old twenty forty five years ago. Right again, because
Speaker 3: they're they're trained, they're skilled, they're they're doing these things
Speaker 3: at an early age, which is a good thing because
Speaker 3: the end of the day, that's what it's all about,
Speaker 3: is getting better. Are you getting better or you would
Speaker 3: becoming a better player. That's you can't control exactly if
Speaker 3: you're going to be better than this guy or that guy.
Speaker 3: But if you're getting better, that that's it perfectly within
Speaker 3: your control. And parents again, are willing to pay for that. Now,
Speaker 3: you had brought this up before that. I just brought
Speaker 3: up the nil and college and high school now, and
Speaker 3: but you had talked about the possibility. You see a
Speaker 3: future in the near future where kids to come into
Speaker 3: youth sports and think and and the parents present to you, Hey,
Speaker 3: you want my kid to play. He's not going to
Speaker 3: spend whatever, a thousand dollars for that trip to Orlando.
Speaker 2: You will pay for the trip, and somebody's got to
Speaker 2: give him another twenty five hundred.
Speaker 3: So that's the thing I think people, and certainly I
Speaker 3: am generous when it comes to, you know, helping a
Speaker 3: kid out, especially kid from a background where maybe they
Speaker 3: can't afford that They okay, and that's fine.
Speaker 1: I'm willing to do that.
Speaker 3: But the day and it'll happen, I guarantee you the
Speaker 3: day it'll come when somebody says, I good boy, would
Speaker 3: love to have so and so Johnny on my team,
Speaker 3: and the parent goes, well, we would love for him
Speaker 3: for you to coach him, but it's gonna cost a
Speaker 3: thousand bucks a month. And that's the day I can
Speaker 3: tell everyone listens to me, I won't nope, see, I
Speaker 3: won't do that.
Speaker 2: Because you won't do that because your teams, these teams
Speaker 2: aren't sponsored in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 3: Well like like right now, I you know, we're with
Speaker 3: a Black Sheep Performance which is you know, training facility,
Speaker 3: and they're you know, they're like, you know, the umbrella
Speaker 3: over our seven on seven team, and we've got a
Speaker 3: great team, right and again top athletes, top kids, top coaching.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's a machine. Right But yeah, I I
Speaker 1: wouldn't you know.
Speaker 3: And there's you know ways that we can you know,
Speaker 3: and I think you know, there's fundraising and things you
Speaker 3: do to try That's what I was one less when
Speaker 3: we do all that right to try to lessen the
Speaker 3: cost of of what it's going to be on people,
Speaker 3: because it is tough and you do the best he
Speaker 3: can to help people out. But yeah, I would it's crazy.
Speaker 3: I mean, the same article talks about you know, you
Speaker 3: sports activities. You know, the average was one thoy and sixteen,
Speaker 3: but some are some are talking about more than three
Speaker 3: thousand to five thousand.
Speaker 1: I believe it. I know people that have a daughter
Speaker 1: that play.
Speaker 3: You know, like a competitive like you know, club volleyball,
Speaker 3: and it's twenty five hundred bucks and one that's she's
Speaker 3: a very very talented, good, uh like middle school soon
Speaker 3: to be high school basketball player that plays on a
Speaker 3: team of that's regional, right, and that's a it's a
Speaker 3: lot of money. Soccer's got to be getting that way too.
Speaker 3: I would think, Yeah, I think, you know, I think
Speaker 3: all of it is. I think all of it is. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's And again I think it's to some degree, you're
Speaker 3: you're getting when you know, when you're paying for something,
Speaker 3: you can complain, right if it's if it's wreck ball
Speaker 3: and it's fifty bucks to sign up and it's you know,
Speaker 3: it's kind of disorganized, you know, like you can't complain.
Speaker 3: But if you're if you can say, wait a minute, here,
Speaker 3: I'm paying paying five hundred bucks for this, and you
Speaker 3: know there's we're not practicing. Who's not getting good coaching?
Speaker 3: We're not you know, it's not organized. I don't know
Speaker 3: when the practices are. No one's communicating. You can you
Speaker 3: can complain. I think parents honestly are paying for that
Speaker 3: right to be able to say I would, it's worth
Speaker 3: the money to me to be able to make sure
Speaker 3: it's it's run at a level that is is is
Speaker 3: what I want and what it's easier to deal with.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you this, as a coach of one
Speaker 2: of these teams and as well, like you said, you're
Speaker 2: involved in basically running this seven on seven league, are
Speaker 2: you finding that people who are investing this kind of
Speaker 2: money have are a little more so always say opinionated
Speaker 2: about Johnny getting more playing time and this and that
Speaker 2: and the other.
Speaker 3: I'm just curious. I think it's a great question. I
Speaker 3: think yes, because you know, then there's the parents as well.
Speaker 3: We're paying for this and how come you know? But
Speaker 3: that's when you got to set the standard right away,
Speaker 3: is you know you're paying for the opportunity to get better,
Speaker 3: advanced and become a better player. That's you're not paying
Speaker 3: for any sort of guarantee and in playing time, and
Speaker 3: you got to set that that you know, that expectation
Speaker 3: has got to be put out there immediately or else
Speaker 3: you're being a world hurt.
Speaker 2: Let's get kenon. Try to squeeze Cannon right quick. Hey
Speaker 2: can't you're a coach. Nope, let me see if I
Speaker 2: got there's Ken. I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 6: Ken?
Speaker 1: How are you? I'm fine?
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 6: Guys?
Speaker 7: I coached high school for a while and I came
Speaker 7: from the rec side, not the select side, and I
Speaker 7: understand where everybody comes from on it, but the percentage
Speaker 7: that are great players and deserve the Buckeye Premium Elite
Speaker 7: status that their team is just such small status, and
Speaker 7: then the other ones just get roped into overpaying to
Speaker 7: be on a select team that isn't any better than
Speaker 7: a w rec team.
Speaker 1: No, I agree with you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and I do believe that sort of like you said, Rock,
Speaker 7: if you start training them now and not necessarily training
Speaker 7: them to be muscle guys, but if you teach them
Speaker 7: how to work out when they get to be our age,
Speaker 7: they'll still have the fundamentals that want to do it.
Speaker 7: If you don't teach them to work out, they get
Speaker 7: to our age and they don't want to and or
Speaker 7: you know, it's boring to them. If you get them
Speaker 7: young and they kind of.
Speaker 8: Get a passion for it, that passion stays with them.
Speaker 7: A little longer to be healthy, to run more, or
Speaker 7: bike or maybe even still play you know, old socks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I mean. Yeah, No, I think
Speaker 3: you hit the nail on the head. And that's the
Speaker 3: reason why I do it. Yeah, because you're hopefully building,
Speaker 3: you know, putting the building blocks in place that that
Speaker 3: is going to create habits for these kids as they
Speaker 3: get older.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Hey, Mike, what's going on with you, buddy? Thanks
Speaker 2: for calling right quick, let's get you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, hey, I heard you talking about this. I got
Speaker 8: a grandson. He just made a national seven on seven team.
Speaker 6: He's in high school.
Speaker 8: He's a he's a really good athlete. In the next
Speaker 8: by the end of March are making like five or
Speaker 8: six strips far away as Irvine, California.
Speaker 6: But he's really good.
Speaker 8: He's talented. The thing I would say is just make
Speaker 8: sure the kid is going.
Speaker 6: To be dedicated to it, and he is.
Speaker 8: He he sacrifices a lot of things that other kids
Speaker 8: would be doing to be dedicated to the sport. I
Speaker 8: know a lot of people now if few invested a
Speaker 8: lot of money in kids and the kid got to
Speaker 8: college and said, oh I'm done with it, I quit,
Speaker 8: you know, So to me, just make sure the kid
Speaker 8: is going to be dedic to it before you spend
Speaker 8: all that kind of money. I mean, yeah, you know,
Speaker 8: trip's Curvine, California and all over the country and in
Speaker 8: a two month span. Takes a lot of dedication just
Speaker 8: to make sure the kid is going to be dedicated
Speaker 8: to it.
Speaker 6: Do you agree?
Speaker 1: I agree? And who's he play for? Uhio players?
Speaker 8: I forget the name.
Speaker 6: H yeah local Yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I know they're for eighteen UU s.
Speaker 1: Blackshit.
Speaker 3: We haven't moved into eighteen U yet. But no, he
Speaker 3: makes a great point. It's foolish to to spend the
Speaker 3: money if your kid's not going to be going to
Speaker 3: match you know, your sacrifice. And then and again, these
Speaker 3: are all things you gotta you gotta just weigh out
Speaker 3: as a parent. Maybe there's something else that he wants
Speaker 3: to get into that will be It's a Again, I
Speaker 3: always say, you got to find what they're good at
Speaker 3: and then really really, you know, push them in it.
Speaker 3: And but also with the expectation that they're they want
Speaker 3: it as well, and if it can't be what you want,
Speaker 3: it can be asked to be what they're good at
Speaker 3: and they're passionate about.
Speaker 6: All right.
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Speaker 1: give you chills.
Speaker 3: It does me every time, because you're like, this guy
Speaker 3: looks like a mess, but.
Speaker 1: He's got it. He's still got it like anybody else.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he was sweating like nine pigs are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and there's like there's a person that's like holding
Speaker 3: the microphone by him. He's got this like cup of
Speaker 3: like you know, Coca cola, like right there, and he's
Speaker 3: just on the piano, just going to town. But the
Speaker 3: vocal range in everything, it's like what he looks like.
Speaker 3: If you close your eyes and opened to me, you
Speaker 3: wouldn't you wouldn't think that the guy singing like that
Speaker 3: looks like that. You'd think it was maybe him in
Speaker 3: the glory days, right in the early fifties, right, Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: No, I saw It's great, look it up. It has
Speaker 2: nothing to do with that. But a fun fact I
Speaker 2: read about Elvis and what I complete the kernel was
Speaker 2: have you ever seen the original version of True Grit
Speaker 2: with John Wayne? John Wayne and Glenn Campbell. Do you
Speaker 2: got kind of familiar with the story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I don't know if you saw the last
Speaker 3: version with the Jeff Bridges as Rooster Cogber. Yes, So
Speaker 3: the Matt Damon part was Glenn Campbell in the original,
Speaker 3: the singer Glenn Campbell. And that's I just read this
Speaker 3: story the other day. The reason Glenn Campbell was in it.
Speaker 3: They tried to get Elvis. Elvis wanted to be in it.
Speaker 3: The colonel wouldn't let him. He wanted too much money.
Speaker 2: Gosh, so the producers of the movies that would screw you,
Speaker 2: We can get Glenn can.
Speaker 1: Call exactly for much much less.
Speaker 9: God.
Speaker 3: The colonel is there a more like just hateable figure
Speaker 3: in modern pop history.
Speaker 2: No, he wouldn't. He wouldn't let the reason Elvis and
Speaker 2: every toured in Europe. He would have made trillions of
Speaker 2: dollars in Europe, but the colonel wouldn't let him go
Speaker 2: over there because he had kind of means against him,
Speaker 2: shall we say? And he was he was like Dutch,
Speaker 2: I think, yes, and yeah, so he was. He didn't
Speaker 2: want to travel Europe.
Speaker 3: So internationally he was afraid he was gonna get arrested
Speaker 3: or something. So he wouldn't just know, but but he
Speaker 3: wouldn't let Elvis out of his sight big time.
Speaker 11: And what was there?
Speaker 3: Wasn't Elvis powerful enough to say screw you or get
Speaker 3: like the best lawyer of the day and say this
Speaker 3: ain't working no more?
Speaker 1: What was the What kept that? I think carrible relationship together.
Speaker 2: I think he unwisely well, Elvis surrounded himself with a
Speaker 2: lot of weird people. Yeah, I don't think he had
Speaker 2: the best always say business sense right.
Speaker 3: Well, and a lot of them don't like they're they're
Speaker 3: artists and they're unbelievable. But being an artist and being
Speaker 3: a business person of to you know, monopolize that are
Speaker 3: often two different things.
Speaker 2: That's what I've always heard about The Stones is that
Speaker 2: Mick Jagger is brilliant with money, and that's the reason
Speaker 2: they've been around so long. He can he helps run
Speaker 2: the books man, he runs Rolling Stones, Inc.
Speaker 1: Basically all right, Well, if.
Speaker 3: The Doors was ray Manzeric, he was always the business
Speaker 3: side and Jim was the nut side. Desmore was just
Speaker 3: the like, I just want to play music kind of guy.
Speaker 3: So yeah, let's get Brett and Mason. Hey, Brett, what
Speaker 3: do you got this far as you got some Elvis
Speaker 3: stuff or what do you have?
Speaker 13: Well, actually, a buddy of mine from high school, his
Speaker 13: uncle do you remember Golden Rod Music?
Speaker 8: Sure?
Speaker 13: Ready, yep up and Dayton yeah, yeah, So he was
Speaker 13: one of the owners of that. But before that, he
Speaker 13: was a wholesaler out in Los Angeles, so he would
Speaker 13: get like one of the stories he told me, he's like, yeah,
Speaker 13: you know, I went out and was looking at some
Speaker 13: records and there was this guy. I thought he gave
Speaker 13: him a chance, and his name was Elton John, and
Speaker 13: I thought I'd buy a thousand records, you know what
Speaker 13: I mean that kind of stuff.
Speaker 6: So yeah, so.
Speaker 13: He has this little he had the storage unit whole
Speaker 13: of like memorabilia, so like like when the when the
Speaker 13: Zeppelin album came out and and uh, you know that
Speaker 13: they had the Zeppelin as the you know, the marketing
Speaker 13: stuff he's got that. He's got so much original marketing
Speaker 13: material from albums and he's got out He's got so
Speaker 13: much stuff, and I'm like, dude, you that should retire
Speaker 13: sell that auption, you know, But I mean some of
Speaker 13: the stuff he told me, he has this incredible and
Speaker 13: one of the things was his girlfriend back then. I
Speaker 13: guess her girlfriend when to go out on a double date.
Speaker 13: He's like, all right, whatever, man, I guess you know,
Speaker 13: and whatnot? And uh he said they got together and
Speaker 13: they their girlfriend's boyfriend was Jim Morrison.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he went on a double date with Jim Morrison. Man,
Speaker 13: way back, like I think before Morrison was even hitting
Speaker 13: a big But yeah, the stuff he must have in
Speaker 13: that storage in it, I just got I want to
Speaker 13: get in there.
Speaker 2: Right, But anyway, let's go, Thanks Brett. Yeah, I can't
Speaker 2: even imagine I'd go nuts in that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that'd be great. Yeah, and how about.
Speaker 2: That stuffy little well, let's if you could time travel,
Speaker 2: wouldn't you like to be that guy who's your friend?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm my friend Tina and her boyfriend Jim.
Speaker 3: So he says, like a poet and he wants to
Speaker 3: be like a film director or something.
Speaker 1: A dork.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like, god, this guy's good looking. Now, let's check
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Speaker 3: Rocked yues and the topic is that how to get
Speaker 3: in the best shape of your life in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: I'm working on it. I have the Tiger br that's it.
Speaker 2: It is Elvis's birthday, and we started talking about something
Speaker 2: entirely unrelated to Elvis' birthday, but then we got into
Speaker 2: Elvis's birthday.
Speaker 1: We was talking about his first.
Speaker 3: Eleven years old, his birthday in nineteen forty six. His
Speaker 3: mother Gladys took him down to the hardware store. He
Speaker 3: wanted a bike or like our baby gun, and she
Speaker 3: bought him a tar instead.
Speaker 2: In the rest is history, And so we got a
Speaker 2: couple of Elvis calls. Hey, George, thanks for calling.
Speaker 1: What he got on? You got a story on Elvis?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 8: Yeah, just a little.
Speaker 16: Short story if you can hear me. Okay, I was
Speaker 16: getting a camera repaired at a camera shop just across
Speaker 16: Fine straight across from the east entrance to Caura Tower.
Speaker 16: This is about fifteen twenty years ago. And the elevator
Speaker 16: in that particular building was operated by still operating the
Speaker 16: elevator if he was not self operating. But the woman
Speaker 16: in there, a little short kind of choby woman had
Speaker 16: the whole elevator decorated with Elvis paraphernalia. It was a memorial.
Speaker 16: There were signs and posters and songs and everything in there,
Speaker 16: and she just talked about Elvis all the way up
Speaker 16: and when I came out, all the way down. So
Speaker 16: I just want to know if anybody else out there
Speaker 16: had never seen that memorial and it's probably gone now.
Speaker 1: That's all I got, Thank George, I've not seen it.
Speaker 2: I didn't cross that path a Judy in Fairfield. What
Speaker 2: you got on Elvis?
Speaker 17: Hi?
Speaker 18: I love your show, by the way, I had nineteen
Speaker 18: seventy two, my sister and I went to Hawaii and
Speaker 18: they met these two sisters from Cleveland. Well, when we
Speaker 18: got back, they found out that Karen, my sister was
Speaker 18: was just a big fan of Elvis, and they got
Speaker 18: us tickets. So we got to go to his concert
Speaker 18: and it was fantastic.
Speaker 11: He had looked great.
Speaker 18: He threw his scarf out in the crowd, and it's
Speaker 18: just of fun memory to have, was.
Speaker 17: That here in town, no Cleveland, from.
Speaker 18: Cleveland, right, and I got his tickets and I go, yeah.
Speaker 1: Did you get this car?
Speaker 3: You know, they might have just like air dove out
Speaker 3: of the balcony and grab.
Speaker 2: But seventy two, Judy, that's that's when Elvis was still
Speaker 2: looking good and great shape and all that.
Speaker 1: That's for sure.
Speaker 18: We looked wonderful and we had he was so personable
Speaker 18: to the crowd and everything.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it was a lot of fun. All right, thanks, Judy.
Speaker 6: Good for you.
Speaker 2: I know somebody who had tickets to see because he
Speaker 2: was supposed to be coming to town before he died
Speaker 2: or after her. The show was after he died, but
Speaker 2: he was coming here. Oh wow, a Warren and Dayton.
Speaker 2: What do you got on Elvis?
Speaker 4: There, Warren, besides the heck of a singer for a
Speaker 4: lot of talent, he was also a tremendous stancer, particularly
Speaker 4: when he paired up with fan Margaret.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: You could say a lot about Ann Margaret and how
Speaker 4: hot she was and everything else, but he was really
Speaker 4: a tremendous dancer with her. And you can still see
Speaker 4: some of those on YouTube and Margaret. Yeah, Elvis and
Speaker 4: on dance for musicals and that he was a hell
Speaker 4: of a dancer too.
Speaker 3: Elvis the Pelvis baby he hadn't moves the reason.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks thanks there, Warren. Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Matter of fact, I just ran a h ran into
Speaker 2: a clip the other day of it was from Elvis movie.
Speaker 2: I think that. But and Margaret dancing like a crazy person.
Speaker 2: I'm watching it right now, watching Ann Margaret. Elvis hasn't
Speaker 2: come in yet. But let me tell you something, young
Speaker 2: Ed Fingers would have traded my then swin.
Speaker 3: Bike, which is your most I got a thrown in
Speaker 3: my bb gun, all of it just for one kiss
Speaker 3: for man Mark. I never I mean, she's she is
Speaker 3: very very attractive. Was she more of a actress but
Speaker 3: also like a singer?
Speaker 1: Everything?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Like then you can do it all, yeah, like Lady
Speaker 3: Gaga something like that. Okay, how you would take offense
Speaker 3: to that comparison? Well, talent wise, let's put it that one.
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Speaker 19: The Vice President speaks out on the ICE shooting, places
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Speaker 19: Reese breaking now. Vice President JD. Van's in the White
Speaker 19: House press room this afternoon. He says the woman shot
Speaker 19: by an ICE agent in Minneapolis yesterday tried to ran
Speaker 19: the agent with her car, and he describes her as
Speaker 19: influenced by a radical left wing network. The Vice President
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Speaker 20: Even watched the video yourself, there's not the slightest doubt
Speaker 20: in your mind having viewed it, that this the victim.
Speaker 20: You still believe that she deliberately tried to round him
Speaker 20: despite seeing this video.
Speaker 21: Look, I don't know what it's in a person's heart
Speaker 21: or in a person's head. And obviously we're not going
Speaker 21: to get the chance to ask this woman what was
Speaker 21: going on.
Speaker 1: What I am certain of is that she violated the law.
Speaker 21: What I'm certain of is that that officer had every
Speaker 21: reason to think that he was under very serious threat
Speaker 21: for injury or in fact his life.
Speaker 19: The Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noms says, the woman who
Speaker 19: was shot, Rede Good, refused orders to get out of
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Speaker 1: ABC's Mary Bruce.
Speaker 22: Additionally, you know, after an incident like this, you would
Speaker 22: have the administration, you know, come out and urge patients
Speaker 22: and caution and ask everyone to sort of wait for
Speaker 22: the conclusions of that investigation. That is not what we
Speaker 22: have seen from officials, from the Vice President, the President,
Speaker 22: from from Christine Home, from on down. You have heard
Speaker 22: them come out and very quickly defend the officer and
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Speaker 23: Prosecutor County Pilitch released a statement calling his actions quote,
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Speaker 3: beg with Eddie and Rocky and rock we're gonna say
Speaker 3: New year, same show here on Thursday, round about this time.
Speaker 1: We talked to this fellow right here.
Speaker 3: Yes, so make sure you're following on the all the
Speaker 3: social channels at PJ Street and PJ. It's the new year.
Speaker 3: Hope springs eternal for a lot of people. Gym memberships
Speaker 3: are up, gym's are more crowded right now. But how
Speaker 3: always start off the new year PJ and talk about Look,
Speaker 3: no bs, how do we get in the best shape
Speaker 3: of our lives? No matter how old we are, what
Speaker 3: gender we are, whatever, How do we get in the
Speaker 3: best shape of our life in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 25: Well, I'm here to give you the cliff Folds version
Speaker 25: of that. But before I do, two quick things. Everything
Speaker 25: we're going to discuss today you can find on my
Speaker 25: ex account at PJ Street. It's the very first tweet.
Speaker 25: I created a little graphic for all the listeners with
Speaker 25: all the specifics of what we're going to discuss today,
Speaker 25: so they can just kind of save it to their phone.
Speaker 25: And number two, what I'm going to lay out here,
Speaker 25: it's what to do, what to do, but you also
Speaker 25: have to know how to do it, which most people
Speaker 25: will not. And that's where you know, hiring a guy
Speaker 25: like me, for instance, you know it might be a
Speaker 25: good idea, and you also have to ask yourself, will
Speaker 25: I do all of this?
Speaker 6: It's left to my own devices?
Speaker 25: And again the majority of people are not going to
Speaker 25: do that without some accountability. So with that said, let's
Speaker 25: let's get into it. These are the six big rocks
Speaker 25: of getting in the best shape of your life, and
Speaker 25: the biggest of those rocks. Number one is calories. Okay,
Speaker 25: calories control foutl period. In order to lose weight, lose fat,
Speaker 25: look better, naked, all that good stuff, you have to
Speaker 25: induce a calorie deficit, meaning you have to expend more
Speaker 25: calories and you consume and guys, I'm asking all the time.
Speaker 6: How many calories should I be eating?
Speaker 25: Well, I would suggest for the vast majority of people,
Speaker 25: start at nine to ten calories per pound of your
Speaker 25: current body weight. So, for example, if you're a two
Speaker 25: hundred pound guy and you want to drop a lot
Speaker 25: of fat in twenty twenty six, your calorie budget should
Speaker 25: be somewhere between eighteen hundred and two thousand per day, okay,
Speaker 25: And more importantly, you want to accurately quantify and track
Speaker 25: those calories.
Speaker 6: Okay, honestly and accurately and.
Speaker 1: Real quick on that one.
Speaker 6: PJ.
Speaker 1: And I know you.
Speaker 3: Deal with this, and that's the number one thing people
Speaker 3: don't want to do is track. But you've always told us, right,
Speaker 3: there's all these apps out there that make it very
Speaker 3: very easy.
Speaker 1: Correct. What are a couple of those just for folks.
Speaker 25: Yeah, it's a great point, Rocky, because if you're guessing
Speaker 25: at your calories, that's why you're probably staying stuck and
Speaker 25: are going to stay stuck. If you're not tracking and quantifying,
Speaker 25: you're really just hoping, and hope is not a strategy.
Speaker 25: So to your point, rock you want to invest in
Speaker 25: a digital food scale. You can get one off Amazon
Speaker 25: for like, you know, ten bucks, and that's number one
Speaker 25: and then number two. There's a ton of these, like
Speaker 25: you pointed out, a good nutrition tracking app, I like
Speaker 25: my fitness Pal, some other people like Chronometer. There's a
Speaker 25: bunch of them out there. Just pick one that you
Speaker 25: think you'll use, download it, get the premium version. So
Speaker 25: a digital food scale and a good nutrition tracking app
Speaker 25: is going to help.
Speaker 6: You a long way.
Speaker 25: You know, it's going to go a long way with
Speaker 25: helping you track your calories accurately.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 2: Nice, I will tell you this every once in a while,
Speaker 2: tell them, rock Probably over the holidays.
Speaker 1: Here I put on you know, seven pounds. You're a great,
Speaker 1: big fat ash.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I am a big giant fat whatever, but he's
Speaker 3: a bull up. In my opinion, I need a little
Speaker 3: less fat, little more muzzle. But one thing I've always
Speaker 3: noticed and tried to stick to is if you go
Speaker 3: to a restaurant that has I don't care if it's
Speaker 3: red lobster or something like that, whatever, a lot of
Speaker 3: restaurants have the calorie count on them, and I'm tempted.
Speaker 3: I'm always tempted to get the twenty five hundred calorie plate,
Speaker 3: but you know, hey, look the eight hundred calorie plate
Speaker 3: tastes just as good.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 25: And to your point, Eddie, I mean all chain restaurants
Speaker 25: are required to post the calorie information now real quick
Speaker 25: on that they get twenty percent leeway. So I'll always
Speaker 25: tell my clients if you go to a chain restaurant,
Speaker 25: and like Eddie, what you said, if you pick something
Speaker 25: that's like a thousand calories, I always tell people round
Speaker 25: it up to probably, you know, eleven and twelve hundred,
Speaker 25: just to be safe. Right, Yeah, calories are here, guys.
Speaker 25: That's like the number one thing here if you want
Speaker 25: to get in great shape. Number two protein, Okay, that's
Speaker 25: a non negotiable. And if you're a woman listening shoot
Speaker 25: for one hundred grams of protein per day. If you're
Speaker 25: a guy, you're looking for one hundred and fifty grams
Speaker 25: plus a day. And why does this matter to real simple?
Speaker 25: It preserves your muscle, it's going to help you control
Speaker 25: your hunger, and it's going to make dieting a lot
Speaker 25: more sustainable.
Speaker 6: If you're low you.
Speaker 25: Know, low protein will turn every diet into a grind.
Speaker 25: So you're going to have a really hard time stayed
Speaker 25: satiated and keeping hunger tolerable.
Speaker 6: If your protein's not up to snuff.
Speaker 3: Great, And by the way, that's about the best way
Speaker 3: I've heard you simplify it. If you're not eating enough protein,
Speaker 3: your diet will be a grind. And you're right because yes,
Speaker 3: because you'll be able to eat so many fewer things
Speaker 3: because the carbohydrate and the fat things are more caloric dense.
Speaker 25: Right correct spot on Rocky spot on Now we got calories,
Speaker 25: we got protein right now.
Speaker 6: Number three is crucial.
Speaker 25: It's consistency with both of those two things. So you
Speaker 25: need to do the first two things I just talked about,
Speaker 25: the calorie budget and the protein threshold. You got to
Speaker 25: do that at least twenty six days per month that's
Speaker 25: eighty percent consistency. So we're not talking about having to
Speaker 25: be perfect. It's just repetition because guys, and this is
Speaker 25: where a lot of people fall this.
Speaker 6: Time of year, right that they're motivated.
Speaker 25: One perfect week means nothing, but repeating above average weeks
Speaker 25: will change everything for you. So get the perfection mindset,
Speaker 25: you know, get out the window and just focus on consistency.
Speaker 6: Twenty six days.
Speaker 25: Per month with calories and protein. All right, good, twenty
Speaker 25: six days a month.
Speaker 6: That's it. That's it. Now, let's move to.
Speaker 25: The energy out side of the equation, the exercise and movement,
Speaker 25: all that stuff. Number four on my list, you're going
Speaker 25: to strength train. It's mandatory, Okay. You need to be
Speaker 25: lifting weights at least twice a week, upwards of five
Speaker 25: times per week.
Speaker 6: And you've got to do that with structure. Guys.
Speaker 25: It can't be these random workouts or just you know,
Speaker 25: pitdling around the gym, going to you know, random machines
Speaker 25: and just kind of flailing around. You need to be
Speaker 25: on an actual program, okay, an actual, structured, organized program.
Speaker 25: And why does strength training matter? As I've talked about
Speaker 25: many times on the show, Muscle Equals metabolism. Strength is aging,
Speaker 25: insurance and strength training is how bodies actually change shape.
Speaker 25: All right, So if you want to look better, it's
Speaker 25: not just way less. Okay, you also got to hit.
Speaker 25: You got to hit the weight. You got to resistance train.
Speaker 25: Following that up, cardio all right, talked about it before,
Speaker 25: Sixty to one hundred and twenty minutes of Zone two
Speaker 25: cardio per week, part rate one ten to one thirty
Speaker 25: beats per minute. I don't care what equipment you use.
Speaker 25: You can use a treadmill, you can use an elliptical
Speaker 25: or bike, a roll or whatever you want to do.
Speaker 6: Get it in.
Speaker 25: You know, an hour to two hours per week for
Speaker 25: heart health, recovery and longevity. And guys, finally, step count
Speaker 25: all right, step counts are the glue to all of this.
Speaker 25: You want to aim, as we've talked about many times before,
Speaker 25: seventy thousand steps per week.
Speaker 6: Why is that important.
Speaker 25: It's going to keep your calorie burned pretty predictable, it's
Speaker 25: going to help you control your appetite, and it's gonna
Speaker 25: it's gonna prevent that well, I work out, but I
Speaker 25: sit all day trapped. So the steps are the are
Speaker 25: the final part of this whole. Uh, this whole get
Speaker 25: in the best shape of your life equation.
Speaker 2: Now let me I know you've talked about it before,
Speaker 2: a PJ. We're talking to PJ. Street, and well you're
Speaker 2: talking about the uh you know, as much protein as
Speaker 2: you can YadA YadA. Now, when I think of protein,
Speaker 2: I think, of course, of like chicken breast or steak, whatever.
Speaker 2: I mean, what are what are the sources good sources
Speaker 2: of protein that people can can get into. I know
Speaker 2: you've mentioned cottage teas before and I was surprised by that.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So yeah, just like you said, Eddie, I mean
Speaker 6: lean meat, you know, lean meat.
Speaker 25: Fish and poultry, white fish, lean ground beef, sirloin, steak,
Speaker 25: chicken breast, you know, poor tenderloin. The list can go
Speaker 25: on and on and on, and you know, alternative sources.
Speaker 6: We're looking at low fat.
Speaker 25: Daery like Greek yogurt, like cottage cheese, things of that nature.
Speaker 25: And if you visit my Instagram page, I got all
Speaker 25: types of stuff on protein and protein sources, so you
Speaker 25: know that would be a good resource for you.
Speaker 3: The Greek yogurt thing I swear by because I don't
Speaker 3: know why anybody would eat just regular or yogurt with
Speaker 3: all the additives, and because Greek yogurt I think tastes
Speaker 3: good and it's tremendously high in protein, and you know,
Speaker 3: and it's I wouldn't say it's it's not cheap, but
Speaker 3: it's not expensive, right like you know, so it's it's somewhere.
Speaker 3: I think it kind of hits right in that wheelhouse.
Speaker 25: Yeah, rocky, if you're really look at it on like
Speaker 25: a cost basis, it's actually you get pretty good return
Speaker 25: on investment for the protein per dollar with Greek yogurt.
Speaker 25: And and you know, one of my favorite little hacks. If
Speaker 25: you know, a lot of people say, man, that's just
Speaker 25: a lot of protein. One hundred grams is a lot
Speaker 25: or one hundred and fifty grams a lot. Let me
Speaker 25: let me help me solve that real quick. Take your
Speaker 25: favorite vanilla protein powder, doesn't matter what brand it is,
Speaker 25: you know, take a scoop, put some of the bowl,
Speaker 25: and then get a container at Greek yogurt, dump it
Speaker 25: on top of that in the bowl, and just mix
Speaker 25: it up.
Speaker 6: With a spoon.
Speaker 25: You're going to get like sixty to seventy grams of
Speaker 25: protein right there, more than likely. So that's just a
Speaker 25: you can put some some cereal on top of it
Speaker 25: and make a sludge. That's kind of the I have
Speaker 25: a hard time getting my protein in hack.
Speaker 2: All right, well then, PJ always good knowledge. People want
Speaker 2: to find out more. Where can they go?
Speaker 6: Yep?
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Speaker 1: All right, buddy, thanks so much.
Speaker 6: All right, Happy New Year, Thanks guys, and good stuff.
Speaker 2: So whenever I think about you before, before or after
Speaker 2: a workout, I sit there thinking of you with like
Speaker 2: a half a chicken just just eating it, you know,
Speaker 2: just no fork, nothing, no like Henry the get their son.
Speaker 1: Do you do the Greek yogurt? You know what?
Speaker 2: It's funny you should mentioned that because Dev just bought
Speaker 2: some the other day. I'm like, I think I'm sure
Speaker 2: I've had it along the line, I was like, this
Speaker 2: is actually pretty good. So here's what you do.
Speaker 3: Buy the plane, okay, buy some blueberries and get some
Speaker 3: natural honey.
Speaker 1: Put it in there as good as it gets, healthy, tasteful.
Speaker 2: Great, Hey, I'm in you get one of those, you
Speaker 2: get one of those big tubs, right, Yeah, I get.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get the big time.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I go to cost Co and get me.
Speaker 26: Some of that.
Speaker 1: With that, we check in with the trap and weather.
Speaker 9: What is going on, the same thing about the Little
Speaker 9: Debbie snackcack diet, which I kind of follow in the
Speaker 9: Apparently that's probably not good.
Speaker 3: It is a diet you can eat those that you
Speaker 3: just have to have like three a day and that's
Speaker 3: all you can eat.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something. If they ever invent the
Speaker 2: Little Debbie oatmeal cake diet, I am totally down.
Speaker 1: You like those?
Speaker 26: Huh?
Speaker 2: Ever since I was a kid, that's that's one of
Speaker 2: my weaknesses. Man, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: That's like crack.
Speaker 26: I mean it really is.
Speaker 3: That was that was about the way. There's Little Debbie cakes.
Speaker 3: That was a Nick Saban's breakfast every morning for like
Speaker 3: forty years.
Speaker 1: Is that right? A Little Debbie cake or two or
Speaker 1: two or oatmeal cream pie. Is that what you're talking about?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Uh in black Coffee Wow breakfast.
Speaker 9: Did pretty well for himself from the U See Health
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Speaker 9: five win three nine three nine twenty two sixty three
Speaker 9: nine three nine twenty two sixty three seventy five southbound
Speaker 9: from the Vinect to the BRN Spence Bridge filling in
Speaker 9: stop and going about a seven minute delay. Now we're
Speaker 9: looking at better conditions on seventy five south and as Charles,
Speaker 9: that accident now has cleared out of the way. Southbound
Speaker 9: seventy five from Monald Reagan Highway to Norwood lad all
Speaker 9: bout a ten minute trip delays to Shepherd. Northbound seventy
Speaker 9: five Mitchell to Paddock is stop and go. And we
Speaker 9: have seventy one heavy northbound between norverd Lateral and Stewart
Speaker 9: Glen Wi at Ferguson. We're going reports of an accident here,
Speaker 9: thanks for the tip call. And seventy one northbound Montgomery
Speaker 9: Road to Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway filling in. I'm
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Speaker 3: The forecast from a seven hundred WLW Weather Center Ford
Speaker 3: and i'd rain likely maybe some thunder fifty five the
Speaker 3: low for tomorrow morning showers with a high of sixty
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Speaker 27: That looks like Scott Sloan riding a dragon. And this
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Speaker 27: And this one I see a bacon and egg breakfast sandwich,
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Speaker 2: Anick surgeon about the new fad of women having ribs
Speaker 2: removed so they can have a better figure. Now, Rock
Speaker 2: and I were talking about this yesterday when we were
Speaker 2: talking about talking to Doc and he remembered the old
Speaker 2: rumor about That's what Marilyn Manson did back in the
Speaker 2: day so he could look more. I guess what so
Speaker 2: like corpse.
Speaker 1: Like that that is a great word.
Speaker 3: And I was telling ed that that rumor spread without
Speaker 3: any social media, no Twitter, no nothing. That was that
Speaker 3: just became like rock lore or that he was such
Speaker 3: a weirdo creepy guy that he had ribs removed so
Speaker 3: it looked like, yeah, dude, he was creepy enough. What
Speaker 3: I haven't bone steaking out is still creepy. By the way,
Speaker 3: I love his stuff. He's got some I love his music.
Speaker 3: I mean he I mean he has got a catalog
Speaker 3: of about I say tenswell ten twelve songs ten certainly
Speaker 3: that are just absolute bangers.
Speaker 2: His cover of Personal Jesus is good, twelve times better
Speaker 2: than the original, and I like the.
Speaker 1: Original, favorite favorite Manson song.
Speaker 2: I'd have to say Personal Jesus. I mean, I'm trying
Speaker 2: to think of the other. Didn't he do another cover version?
Speaker 2: I can't think of what it was we did. Tainted Love.
Speaker 6: I got.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was tainted love or not,
Speaker 2: but I'll think of it. But speaking of tainted love,
Speaker 2: don't taint your love for Lantha McAllister, Yeah.
Speaker 6: I know that.
Speaker 3: By the way, I'm sorry you're wrong. The answer to
Speaker 3: the best Marilyn Manson song was Tourniquet by.
Speaker 1: The way, so okay, I'm not really familiar with.
Speaker 3: His third day of a seven day Bitch is a
Speaker 3: great one too. Anyway, By the way, Lance McAllister, right
Speaker 3: out of the gate at six o'clock on Sports Talk,
Speaker 3: has Luke Brenneman, spawn of the Tom Brennman. Who is
Speaker 3: He's doing the Indiana game. He's in Atlanta. He's calling
Speaker 3: the the Indiana organ game. Was it Friday?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So that's pretty cool Christian radio thing.
Speaker 1: So that'll be awesome to hear it. He did the
Speaker 1: he did the Rose Bowl, the Rose Bull Remember hearing
Speaker 1: Tommy talking.
Speaker 3: About great opportunity for a young aspiring broadcaster third generation
Speaker 3: baby can know.
Speaker 2: I thought I was on fire on my college radio show,
Speaker 2: which he is in college, right, I thought I was.
Speaker 2: I thought I was hitting the big time when I
Speaker 2: was smoke like smoking cigarettes in the studio and smuggling
Speaker 2: beers in oh.
Speaker 1: Man, that was yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was I do that here. But that's beside the
Speaker 2: you can't smoke in here.
Speaker 1: It sucks. You've tried. I've tried.
Speaker 3: And also Lance says UC women's basketball coach Katrina Merriweather.
Speaker 1: Uh, they had a big win last night.
Speaker 3: Time beat what number eleven Iowa State something like that,
Speaker 3: biggest women maybe in history. So make sure you're checking
Speaker 3: with Lance at sports Talk at six o'clock.
Speaker 2: More coming up after the news News Radio seven hundred
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Speaker 30: State investigators being left out of an investigation into a
Speaker 30: fatal ICE officer involves shooting. With the four point thirty report,
Speaker 30: I'm Sean Gaalbacker breaking now in Minneapolis and other parts
Speaker 30: of the country. Protests taking place after an ICE agent
Speaker 30: shot and killed a US citizen Wednesday, There are rising
Speaker 30: tensions that there are rising tensions after Homeland Security Secretary
Speaker 30: Christinome was quick to call thirty seven year old Minneapolis
Speaker 30: resident Rene Good a domestic terrorist, claiming the agent killed
Speaker 30: her in self defense as Good tried to run him
Speaker 30: over with her vehicle, and the Trump administration now claiming
Speaker 30: without evidence that she was part of what Vice President
Speaker 30: ja d Vance this afternoon called a left wing conspiracy,
Speaker 30: but those claims have been contradicted by witness accounts and
Speaker 30: multiple videos that show the moment the ICE agan fired
Speaker 30: those shots, one of which went through Good's windshield, striking
Speaker 30: her in the head. Video shows Good trying to pull
Speaker 30: out and leave the scene as an ICE agent initially
Speaker 30: tells her to get out of the car and then
Speaker 30: tries to open the door and pull her out. Local
Speaker 30: officials argue that Good was observing ICE activity and was
Speaker 30: not a target. John Sandwig is the former acting ICE
Speaker 30: director during the Obama administration, and told ABC News that
Speaker 30: an investigation has only begun, but DHS was too quick
Speaker 30: to judge Goods actions.
Speaker 31: When the Secretary runs down and says, this is so
Speaker 31: definitively a clear cut case of attempted murder by a
Speaker 31: domestic TERRORICE, it just undercuts the credibility of the department,
Speaker 31: undercuts the credibility of ICE, and it just further politicizes
Speaker 31: a law enforcement agency.
Speaker 30: In Minnesota, Governor Tim Wall said that the nonpartisan, independent
Speaker 30: investigative body in his state, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension,
Speaker 30: has now been barred from investigating the shooting, and he
Speaker 30: fears it will not be a fair investigation.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 30: The latest traffic and weather together.
Speaker 9: From the UC Health Traffic Center. You see Health's Weight
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Speaker 9: On the seventy five southbound Ronald Reagan Highway to Norwood
Speaker 9: Lateral about ten minute drive with delays to Shepherd. And
Speaker 9: on the northbound seventy five Mitchell to Paddock, we'll stop
Speaker 9: and go. Also seventy five southbound getting a little sluggish
Speaker 9: two between the Viaduct and the Brent Spence Bridge. Now
Speaker 9: on seventy one northbound Montgomery to Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway.
Speaker 9: In southbound seventy one from MLK to four seventy one
Speaker 9: were a little sluggish. Glen Way at Ferguson accident and stay.
Speaker 9: We're out seven forty seven to death Drive. We have
Speaker 9: a crash here as well. We thank you for the
Speaker 9: tip calls on those and also to seventy five at
Speaker 9: the Indiana Kentucky state line. We have the ongoing work
Speaker 9: on the Carroll Croptobridge delays the US fifty in Indiana.
Speaker 9: I'm Rick Schriff News radio seven hundred w WE.
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Speaker 17: Tonight's spotty showers. Seven AM, temperature of fifty seven. Now
Speaker 17: our Friday, We'll see rain early and then clouds later,
Speaker 17: even a break in the clouds. A high as sixty
Speaker 17: four at night, a slight chance, and we drop down
Speaker 17: to forty three. More showers and rain on Saturday. From
Speaker 17: your severe weather stay I'm nine first Warning Chief Meteorologist
Speaker 17: Steve Rawley, News Radio seven hundred wl.
Speaker 30: W radar is showing a cloudy sky. We are seeing
Speaker 30: some rain shower activity in parts of southeast Indiana. Our
Speaker 30: current temperature is currently coming in at sixty two degrees.
Speaker 30: A man reigned after a Christmas Day shooting on Cincinnati's
Speaker 30: West and injured his ex girlfriend and her children. Prosecutor
Speaker 30: Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillwage releasing a statement today calling
Speaker 30: James Brown's actions a deliberate and terrifying act as domestic
Speaker 30: folence that escalated into a public shooting. His bond set
Speaker 30: today at nine hundred thousand dollars, as he's facing six
Speaker 30: counts of coolonious assault. He could face up to fifty
Speaker 30: years in prison if convicted on all charges. A woman
Speaker 30: who was killed in a Tuesday evening crash involving a
Speaker 30: vehicle and an ambulance in Westchester has been identified. Forty
Speaker 30: three year old Ernestina Obang Obenge was one of two
Speaker 30: people from the vehicle seriously injured and later died from
Speaker 30: her injuries at UC Westchester Hospital. That collision happening Becket Road,
Speaker 30: but details of what led up to the crash have
Speaker 30: now ye have been released by police.
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Speaker 24: The REGI reportedly a void arbitration today with the following
Speaker 24: players Gavin Lux five point two million, TJ. Friedel with
Speaker 24: three point eight million, Spencer Steer four million, and Will
Speaker 24: Benson at one point seven to five million. College football,
Speaker 24: first of the playoff semi finals tonight, the Fiesta Bowl
Speaker 24: All Miss up against Miami at seven on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 24: The other semi final tomorrow night, the Peach Bowl, has
Speaker 24: Indiana battling Oregon college basketball. Get the latest on the
Speaker 24: Cincinnati Bearcats tonight on the West Miller Show after Sports
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Speaker 30: Final numbers on Wall Street today the taw U two
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Speaker 5: My advisor at Plant Moran Wealth Management knows my definition
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Speaker 3: Daddy and Rocky all right, ed, So you've I've talked
Speaker 3: about him those.
Speaker 1: The tradition of making.
Speaker 3: The first round pick rookie take the position group out
Speaker 3: to eat sure dinners. What just happened with Nicky man War.
Speaker 3: He's a safety for the Seahawks first round pick. But again,
Speaker 3: this has been going on forever, certainly since I played.
Speaker 3: Even before left him with a bill. I didn't say
Speaker 3: where it was from, but they tried to play a
Speaker 3: joke on him and say that the bill was one
Speaker 3: hundred and fourteen grand, but I guess it didn't work out.
Speaker 3: But the final tab was revealed and the bill was
Speaker 3: twenty two thousand five hundred and twenty four dollars on dinner.
Speaker 3: I would I'd be like, no, I don't care what
Speaker 3: you say. I'm not paying that.
Speaker 1: That's insane, man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I told you I was with when I was
Speaker 3: with the Titans, made a pac Man take us out
Speaker 3: and it was about ten.
Speaker 1: Way.
Speaker 2: How big is that is that booze? Is that buying
Speaker 2: a lot of its booze? And yeah, bottles you know,
Speaker 2: two hundred dollars bottles of wine and that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Oh, and then I mean there's guys that took uh
Speaker 3: took uh what they called gift packages home where they
Speaker 3: take a bottle of oh, you know rose uh Rose
Speaker 3: Crystal home the tune of eight hundred bucks.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it was it was get.
Speaker 2: The uh you get the biggest stick on the on
Speaker 2: the menu, and one to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But but it was like all the whole like instead
Speaker 3: of just the dbs, it was like the whole defense.
Speaker 3: And then I think a couple offensive line and came
Speaker 3: to just because and well he was such a early on,
Speaker 3: he was such a you know, it wasn't doing the
Speaker 3: right way. Okay, So people that naturally just goes to you, okay.
Speaker 3: Really is how you're gonna act as a rookie. Yeah, OK, gotcha,
Speaker 3: got you? So they hit him up good.
Speaker 2: Let's uh, let's start to Pete here in Lebanon. Hey Pete,
Speaker 2: you had something like this happened to you or you
Speaker 2: did it to somebody.
Speaker 32: So here's the story. Expense account. A bunch of guys
Speaker 32: got together as a group of people that were working
Speaker 32: in America, North America, and we don't get together much, right,
Speaker 32: And they were gonna change the rules as far as
Speaker 32: how much you could spend on entertainment. So there was like,
Speaker 32: I think there was twelve of us and we were
Speaker 32: all at a.
Speaker 6: Company function and we told the.
Speaker 32: Waitress to make sure that they kept everything on one receipt.
Speaker 32: This girl was normally like five foot three. This thing
Speaker 32: with like six foot long, and they were gonna change
Speaker 32: how much money we could spend on entertainment and dinner
Speaker 32: and eat and whatnot. I have no idea what the
Speaker 32: hell bill was it was, I mean withoulcohol included, right,
Speaker 32: So you know, Dan, well, like a crazy they busted.
Speaker 16: Us out there.
Speaker 8: We have a picture they posted it. This is what
Speaker 8: not to do on your expenses.
Speaker 32: Have a waitress she was like five real fatigue girl.
Speaker 1: And she's holding it up with her arm, and it
Speaker 1: was all it of mine.
Speaker 4: She was mad.
Speaker 1: She wasn't matter.
Speaker 8: The manager was mad at they used so.
Speaker 3: Much paper, so the bill was longer than her height.
Speaker 3: That's some serious.
Speaker 6: We wanted it.
Speaker 32: It was the last time we all got together.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, they knew that we.
Speaker 3: Were troublemakers, all right, that's their fault for giving you
Speaker 3: the green light.
Speaker 2: Man this well, not that I would do something like this,
Speaker 2: but perhaps I did. This happened years back in the
Speaker 2: EBN days. Remember the old Waterfront restaurant.
Speaker 1: Of course you know there a few timesle time. It's
Speaker 1: not many in case you don't. If you don't remember
Speaker 1: that place, it was a Jeff Ruby steakhouse.
Speaker 6: But it was right on the river.
Speaker 2: And so I forget why we had this EBN staff
Speaker 2: party there. Maybe we did good in the ratings or
Speaker 2: something some of that ilk. So we go in there
Speaker 2: and we're all having big times and you know, acting
Speaker 2: like children in an adult situation. And so and the
Speaker 2: general manager made is very clear to us, whatever you
Speaker 2: all want, dug yourself out. So I go up to
Speaker 2: the It was after dinner, and I go up to
Speaker 2: the bar to get whatever. I'm just going to see
Speaker 2: what they had. And you know, you're going to those
Speaker 2: fancy restaurants and you see that bottle of Louis the
Speaker 2: thirteenth or whatever the hell it is, that kangnac and
Speaker 2: the crystal case, and this again, this is twenty five
Speaker 2: years ago. So I said, I've always wanted to try that.
Speaker 2: And so I said, you know, I'm with the EBN group.
Speaker 2: How much is a shot of that that kgnac up there?
Speaker 2: And she was like one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: That's always what it was. And I said, I give
Speaker 1: me one of those.
Speaker 2: So about that time, whoever, Bob the producer or somebody
Speaker 2: or one of the other cooks walks up and goes,
Speaker 2: what are you drinking.
Speaker 1: One that I got?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 1: Well, you can see how this went another whatever the
Speaker 1: man was.
Speaker 3: Hey, figures are over drinking that hundred dollars cognact And
Speaker 3: all of a sudden, like fifteen of us standing around
Speaker 3: sipping on that stuff. And the general manager thought was funny, like,
Speaker 3: but that's what we're here for, you guys, kids have fun.
Speaker 3: I thought it was funny. God, these are the good
Speaker 3: old days, right, I hear they're going to do that
Speaker 3: with us here sometimes soon I'm still waiting. Yeah, let's
Speaker 3: say talk to Tim. Hey, Tim, what's going on in
Speaker 3: Liberty Township?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 33: I heard he was talking about like expense accounts and
Speaker 33: paying for other people. My father used to work for
Speaker 33: one of the big three in the auto industry, and
Speaker 33: he'd have to go up to Detroit quite often. He
Speaker 33: was from down here in Cincinnati, and so part of
Speaker 33: his job from time to time was to.
Speaker 6: Entertain people.
Speaker 33: So one day his boss called him into the office
Speaker 33: and he said, look, we need to talk to you
Speaker 33: about your expense account. And he was trying to figure
Speaker 33: out He's like, well, wait a minute, I don't hardly
Speaker 33: spend anything. And the guy goes, you know, the problem
Speaker 33: is you're not spending enough money. The other guys are
Speaker 33: going to strip clubs and they're taking guys out drinking
Speaker 33: and they're running up these huge bills. You need to
Speaker 33: spend more money so.
Speaker 6: They don't look bad.
Speaker 1: I've heard of that happening.
Speaker 11: So that's that's that's the truth.
Speaker 33: Because I knew his boss too, is a good guy.
Speaker 33: That's all I got.
Speaker 1: That's cool. Thank you love to dive in on that.
Speaker 1: So it was like look like I want you to
Speaker 1: really bump it up there.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm surprised the other guys didn't say something to him.
Speaker 2: I was like, Bro, you're out here ordering cokes on
Speaker 2: a champagne, you know.
Speaker 11: A part.
Speaker 1: Make it all look bad here.
Speaker 2: Strip Club got a couple of lap dances on that
Speaker 2: on that tab. With that, we check in with traffic
Speaker 2: and weather reck.
Speaker 1: What's going on.
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Speaker 9: We have the seventy five traffic sugish southbound Wnaldwgan Highway
Speaker 9: to Norwood Lateral about a ten minute trip.
Speaker 1: Northbound.
Speaker 9: We're heavy Mitchell to Paddock and again southbound seventy five
Speaker 9: from the Vibe to the Prince Spence is also stop
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Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 9: Norwood Lateral between Writing and seventy five is about a
Speaker 9: five minute delay. And we've got Grand Avenue, a laymen
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Speaker 1: Oh, we're going to be so late for the concert.
Speaker 2: Been plastic surgeon talking about a fad of women having
Speaker 2: there are I guess lower ribs removed.
Speaker 1: That makes the most sense, right, turn us up?
Speaker 23: But what is it?
Speaker 3: Oh, it's just the instrumental, right, is Chris Stableton Tennessee whiskey?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think this song is. I think that guy's fantastic.
Speaker 3: I don't know much about his music, but I think
Speaker 3: he's truly talent. Is he playing He's coming down there,
Speaker 3: coming to town, which I believe is why Austin's playing it.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's just favor very cool.
Speaker 12: Is he?
Speaker 1: Is he playing the ballpark or the stadium in Boston?
Speaker 1: Pay Corpse Stadium August.
Speaker 2: First, pay Corse Stadium, August first. I've always heard you,
Speaker 2: I mean I heard a little bit of his music,
Speaker 2: not much, but I've always heard he's great.
Speaker 1: He does the money night football intro, right, Yeah he
Speaker 1: does yeah along with carry anyway. But yes, the new
Speaker 1: trend of getting ribs.
Speaker 3: Removed to make your figure better, it shouldn't be that hard, right,
Speaker 3: It's just well, we.
Speaker 2: Can let's talk to Doc about just the various stuff.
Speaker 2: I think we talked to him a long time ago
Speaker 2: about remember people were having bone grafts into their legs,
Speaker 2: like their femurs to make them taller.
Speaker 3: All yeah, that's a real surgery. You get you can
Speaker 3: add like like three four inches onto your frame. Goofy's
Speaker 3: tremendously painful.
Speaker 1: From whatever.
Speaker 2: That's always what I've heard. I mean, look, I'm a
Speaker 2: short guy. It does not bother me that much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, except the tall chicks in high school just and
Speaker 3: everybody was taller me, and I mean girls were taller
Speaker 3: than me, every girl.
Speaker 2: Then high school. I was like five five two. I'm like,
Speaker 2: all right, what's going on there? Lollipop?
Speaker 1: Okay for you? Everybody told me during the breaks, well
Speaker 1: a lot of that's maybe lies.
Speaker 3: Another news rock, uh from our from our police blodder.
Speaker 2: This happened in Delaware. The police there received a call
Speaker 2: from Cayone Baxter, twenty one, who wanted to retrieve some
Speaker 2: items from a Hyundai Sonata that they had towed. Okay,
Speaker 2: once they uh, Once he came down to the lot
Speaker 2: to retrieve his uh, his items, he was arrested in
Speaker 2: charge with stealing the car the day before. So this
Speaker 2: dude steals the car and I guess didn't, and they
Speaker 2: found it on the same street. They he lived on
Speaker 2: the same street that he just stolen the car from,
Speaker 2: So I guess maybe he forgot some of the stuff
Speaker 2: that he wanted to steal from it. So it was like,
Speaker 2: you know, I got a I got quite a scam
Speaker 2: going here.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I feel like that should be something you
Speaker 1: would remember though.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like people read about these drug dealers who
Speaker 2: called the They call the cops and say, hey, uh,
Speaker 2: are you done with that cocaine that you took from
Speaker 2: that one guy?
Speaker 1: Can I have it back?
Speaker 6: Or something like?
Speaker 3: My favorite was, Hey, I was dealing with this guy
Speaker 3: drugs and he shorted me two hundred bucks, Right, that's
Speaker 3: my favorite one.
Speaker 1: Well you hear.
Speaker 3: Look, obviously you don't have to be an Einstein, you know,
Speaker 3: and uh I and I found this story rock in
Speaker 3: honor of Elvis's birthday, because if you, uh, if you're
Speaker 3: no anything, you don't have to do much about Elvis
Speaker 3: to know he really valued his valular health.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's that's where they found him.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 2: This happened at a Public's grocery store in Miami. If
Speaker 2: you're not familiar with Publics, it's it's the Kroger of Florida.
Speaker 2: They're they're big public everywhere good they had those up
Speaker 2: well now they're here now ye around here, and believe
Speaker 2: it or not, at in South Bend they had a
Speaker 2: Publix good food there too. Yeah that's chicken second or none.
Speaker 2: So the guy was using the restroom stall when he
Speaker 2: was when he was assaulted after Alfredo Brenda's seventy two
Speaker 2: entered the restroom frantically and began to bang on the
Speaker 2: stall door.
Speaker 1: Haven't we all been there before? Right when you gotta go,
Speaker 1: you gotta go.
Speaker 3: So the guy's going, hey, I'm trying to take your
Speaker 3: business in here, guy, And so he kept banging on it,
Speaker 3: banging on the guy.
Speaker 2: It was finally finished up and comes out. The guy goes,
Speaker 2: there's Brandi's dude, the seventy two year old guy. And
Speaker 2: he goes on, when did calm down, old man. So
Speaker 2: the seventy two year old guy pulls out a knife.
Speaker 2: It's like, I will cut got sa go, I will
Speaker 2: cut you son. And so the guy had a book
Speaker 2: bag with him or something or briefcase or whatever. He
Speaker 2: had some kind of a bag. So he shielded himself
Speaker 2: as this guy is trying to stab him shot. So
Speaker 2: it's all taking place in the bathroom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what if you're in there just like taking a leak,
Speaker 3: You're like, God, I'm right, I know I'd be like
Speaker 3: escalated quickly later, guys, Yeah right.
Speaker 1: Bred has told police later on during the interview that
Speaker 1: quote he really needed to use the restroom apparently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Now,
Speaker 2: how would you like to be in prison for assault
Speaker 2: with a deadly weapon?
Speaker 1: And like to what'd you do?
Speaker 3: I killed a whole I robbed a bang and I
Speaker 3: shot the security guard and I had this ran over
Speaker 3: an old lady as I was leaving my getaway car,
Speaker 3: and what do you what are you went for?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: I tried to stab a guy because he wouldn't let
Speaker 1: me and installed the poopy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I really had to go and I was gonna
Speaker 2: kill him. You're going to go down to hard in prison. Man,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. It ain't gonna work out well for you,
Speaker 2: not at all. I don't know what made me think
Speaker 2: of this public bathrooms. Have you ever been to a
Speaker 2: BUCkies yet?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 1: I've always heard that these bathrooms you're gonna eat off
Speaker 1: the floor.
Speaker 3: That's that's like their calling card, right, is that you know,
Speaker 3: as much traffic and everything they have is that the
Speaker 3: bathrooms are clean, which they always say that's the sign
Speaker 3: of if you want to know how well run something
Speaker 3: is a restaurant, whatever, look at the bathroom.
Speaker 2: Well, and I tell you there. For a while, when
Speaker 2: my son was living in Chicago, Deb and I were
Speaker 2: up and back there a lot of times driving and
Speaker 2: it's amazing some well, and we all know that if anybody.
Speaker 3: Who's driven on the interstate for any amount of time, uh,
Speaker 3: you stop at a rest you know, if because all
Speaker 3: the rest areas are closed now. Yeah, so you have
Speaker 3: to stop at a gas station somewhere along the way
Speaker 3: and you go into some of those spices. Man, it
Speaker 3: looks like like you're in a goolag or something. I
Speaker 3: would like anybody ever walk anywhere a mop you know,
Speaker 3: you walk in somebody has been murdered here and maybe yesterday.
Speaker 1: I don't know how.
Speaker 3: I always I've been in places before like this is
Speaker 3: almost too gross to use the restroom inn. But ye,
Speaker 3: when you're driving and you stop, you know you really
Speaker 3: have to go. So I mean, I don't like just
Speaker 3: get your business. I can get out here before some
Speaker 3: of this gets on you. I am on my way
Speaker 3: to Canton on Sunday to call that game. You know,
Speaker 3: I had to, and I wanted I wanted to eat,
Speaker 3: and I excited to go, right, I want to eat,
Speaker 3: I want to go to the bathroom work. So I
Speaker 3: tried to pull this Wednesday Wendy's and locked, go around
Speaker 3: the other door, locked, and they're.
Speaker 1: Inside like, I'm like, your door's locked. I ain't care.
Speaker 3: So I, honestly god, I went around the back of
Speaker 3: the dumpster and right, sure, right there, that's all you
Speaker 3: could do, all I could do.
Speaker 1: I tried to do it the right way.
Speaker 3: We were I still got in line and got me
Speaker 3: a couple of spicy chicken sandwiches.
Speaker 1: Also they were the drive through was open. But yeah,
Speaker 1: that's weak.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
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Speaker 19: The vice president defends the ice agent, says he defended himself.
Speaker 1: This is the five o'clock report.
Speaker 11: I'm Matt Reese breaking down.
Speaker 21: This was an attack on the American people. The way
Speaker 21: that the media by and large has reported this story
Speaker 21: has been an absolute disgrace.
Speaker 19: Vice President JD. Vance making a rare appearance at the
Speaker 19: White House Press briefing this afternoon. He wanted to talk
Speaker 19: about the shooting death of Renee Good after an ice
Speaker 19: agent open fire on her in Minneapolis yesterday.
Speaker 21: That very off ice officer nearly had his life ended
Speaker 21: dragged by a car six months ago, thirty three stitches
Speaker 21: in his leg, so you think maybe he's a little
Speaker 21: bit sensitive about somebody ramming him with an automobile.
Speaker 19: Band saying her death was a result of Democrats and
Speaker 19: far left networks demonizing law enforcement.
Speaker 35: Vice President Vance insisted that Wednesday's fatal shooting was the
Speaker 35: fault of what he called, quote the far left.
Speaker 1: And lunatic fringe.
Speaker 35: Vance reiterated what he said on social media, calling Rene
Speaker 35: Nicole Goods death quote a tragedy of her own making,
Speaker 35: and said he believes the incident is clear cut, despite
Speaker 35: the fierce backlash and many outstanding questions.
Speaker 21: You have a woman who was trying to obstruct a
Speaker 21: legitimate law enforcement operation.
Speaker 26: Nobody debates that.
Speaker 21: You have a woman who aimed her car at a
Speaker 21: law enforcement officer and pressed on the accelerator.
Speaker 11: Nobody debates that.
Speaker 21: I can believe that her death is a tragedy while
Speaker 21: also recognizing that it's a tragedy of her own making.
Speaker 35: Karen Travers, ABC News, the White House couse Minority leader
Speaker 35: Hakeem Jeffery's calling Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome a quote
Speaker 35: stone called liar.
Speaker 19: Jeffery says the killing was an abomination, saying blood's on
Speaker 19: the hand, so the Trump administration and the set of
Speaker 19: Minority leader Jock Schumer says there appears to be no
Speaker 19: justification for the agent shooting. DHS claims Good was using
Speaker 19: her car as a weapon against the agent when he
Speaker 19: opened fire. You might have seen a local protest earlier today.
Speaker 19: People driving on I seventy one both directions this morning
Speaker 19: saw signs on the fence on the overpass of Montgomery
Speaker 19: Road and Brewster Avenue. One of them in white letters
Speaker 19: on a blue background read Ice murdered her.
Speaker 1: And the other signs Gift. Blaylock was one of the demonstrators.
Speaker 3: We have one that says stop ice, we have a
Speaker 3: one that says resists, Stop ices resist.
Speaker 19: This demonstrator was holding a poster with a picture of
Speaker 19: Renee Good. Hey, what do you want people to know?
Speaker 19: As they drive by this overpass.
Speaker 5: I want people to know that we need to find
Speaker 5: some ways to do good in memory of Renee Good.
Speaker 19: That was this morning during the noon hour, all the
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Speaker 1: All right, back with Eddie and Rocky.
Speaker 4: And rock.
Speaker 2: It's a frightening I'm gonna read the first sentence of
Speaker 2: the article. It's frightening how far some people will go
Speaker 2: in the pursuit of perfection. And what we're talking about
Speaker 2: here is removing your ribs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I first thing is I have to imagine
Speaker 3: this is very unsafe. Your ribcage actually serves a purpose
Speaker 3: ed correct not cosmetic, but it protects, you know, your
Speaker 3: internal organs of need those things. So I don't know,
Speaker 3: sue what our guest has to say here. Well, it's
Speaker 3: great to have them back on the show in the
Speaker 3: new year. First off, Doc, happy happy, you know, great
Speaker 3: to talk to you.
Speaker 1: Happy New Year. Guys, thanks for having me back.
Speaker 2: Our good friend doctor Bruce Herman. We'll get into the
Speaker 2: ins and outs of this spella and where you can
Speaker 2: find them on social and stuff. But Doug, I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm bringing the story of this one woman who did
Speaker 2: it in New York. Now, it's this has been around
Speaker 2: for a while, right, I mean, but why is this different?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is not a new surgery, but fortunately it's
Speaker 5: a surgery that never really caught on, has never been
Speaker 5: something that any significant number of people do.
Speaker 1: And when I saw this article pop up, I was like,
Speaker 1: whoa who who did that?
Speaker 23: Like?
Speaker 1: Who agreed to take this lady's ribs out?
Speaker 5: So I started digging because I was like, I was like,
Speaker 5: my hunch was that she had this done outside of
Speaker 5: the United States, because I just it's hard for me
Speaker 5: to believe that a legitimate surgeon the United States would
Speaker 5: do this to somebody. And so I had to, like
Speaker 5: I had to look through all of her tiktoks, which
Speaker 5: I mean, that's like thirty minutes of my life I'm
Speaker 5: never getting back, and she she basically wouldn't say who
Speaker 5: did this to her. My suspicion is she went out
Speaker 5: of the United States. Because this is the crazy part,
Speaker 5: and this is the part that you may not have
Speaker 5: seen in the article. They actually gave her her ribs
Speaker 5: in a plastic bag, like a like a little like bilasser.
Speaker 1: Bag, and she has a video of her only one.
Speaker 5: I'm just like, that is like such a violation of
Speaker 5: like you know, all types of like you know, like
Speaker 5: risk of infection and you know all. I was like,
Speaker 5: there's no way a surgeony United States would do this.
Speaker 5: So yeah, this was shocking to me. This is not
Speaker 5: a new surgery. It's something that's been done a time
Speaker 5: or two.
Speaker 13: In the past.
Speaker 5: But you guys hit the nail on the head. I mean, one,
Speaker 5: it is a risky surgery to remove your ribs. And two,
Speaker 5: those ribs, even though they're floating, which means, you know,
Speaker 5: is the twelfth and eleventh rib, they don't attach to
Speaker 5: your sternam like all the others.
Speaker 1: They they kind of just end.
Speaker 5: But they protect your spleen and your liver, which are
Speaker 5: kind of you know, important they get. I mean, you
Speaker 5: can go without a spleen, but if it starts bleeding,
Speaker 5: that's like a real problem.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I was shocked about this. I mean I
Speaker 1: thought maybe there was going to be more pain. It
Speaker 1: was just the one.
Speaker 2: But well, yeah, just to give people, just to give
Speaker 2: people an idea here of what happened. She spent about
Speaker 2: thirteen and a half thousand dollars on the surgery. She
Speaker 2: reduced her waste from thirty two inches to twenty four.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, listen, I looked at her photos, you know, since
Speaker 5: I was digging around her social media's and you know,
Speaker 5: I mean I personally am not like a fan of
Speaker 5: that like super ant waste. Look, but I will say
Speaker 5: the surgery did make a dramatic change in the figure.
Speaker 5: But that being said, it's not worth doing this. I mean,
Speaker 5: this is risky, both the surgery itself and if you're
Speaker 5: in a car crash.
Speaker 1: Or something after this. I mean, you know, it's potentially
Speaker 1: a life threatening change.
Speaker 5: And I will say also, after digging around this girl
Speaker 5: social media, she came back and said that she regrets it.
Speaker 5: She had complications, said it was the worst pain she's
Speaker 5: ever had, and she would absolutely not recommend anyone do this.
Speaker 5: So I guess there is a lesson in that. And
Speaker 5: also too, I will tell you I started digging into
Speaker 5: rib removal because I mean, this is not something people
Speaker 5: talk about very often. I was like, well, I'll just
Speaker 5: look in and see if anyone's doing this. There is
Speaker 5: a procedure in the United States people are doing, which
Speaker 5: I mean, I guess if someone had their heart set
Speaker 5: on it, this is definitely better than removing the ribs.
Speaker 5: But they have this procedure called the rib x CAR
Speaker 5: and what they do is it's kind of slick, but
Speaker 5: I don't recommend people do it. The surgeon will actually
Speaker 5: drill a couple of small holes in those ribs and
Speaker 5: then cause it to kind of fracture inward and you
Speaker 5: get the same effect, but without removing.
Speaker 1: The rib Again, I would not recommend people do this.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, if somebody said, look, I'm doing
Speaker 5: this no matter what you say, I'd say, well, at
Speaker 5: least don't do the one where they take the ribs out,
Speaker 5: Like do the one where you get to keep your
Speaker 5: ribs and it just makes the shape better. But again,
Speaker 5: not an endorsement to me. Aesthetic surgery is something that
Speaker 5: should be easy and extremely safe, and when you start
Speaker 5: messing with your ribs, I just I think safety kind
Speaker 5: of goes out the window there.
Speaker 6: Doc.
Speaker 3: I'm glad to hear that you were well, very successful
Speaker 3: have a conscience in a line that you will not cross.
Speaker 3: That seems to be and hopefully that and like you know,
Speaker 3: putting devil horns into people and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure if you do any of those, but
Speaker 1: they're not commonly.
Speaker 2: No, we're talking to doctor Bruce Herman and doctor is
Speaker 2: that something that's done in the United States? I mean, seriously,
Speaker 2: what Rockes said, I've we've heard about the devil horns
Speaker 2: on the head or is that something you go to
Speaker 2: whatever the Dominican for.
Speaker 5: I mean, there are body modification people that are like
Speaker 5: non doctors, so it's more like you know, tattoo parlors
Speaker 5: where they do kind of odd stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I know we've talked about this in the past. I
Speaker 1: mean it's been probably a couple of years now.
Speaker 5: They remember the Elpiers thing, yep. And I was always
Speaker 5: talking about, Man, I bet I could do that. I've
Speaker 5: never done one. It's almost been kind of a running
Speaker 5: joke on my show about you know, when I'm gonna
Speaker 5: start to be via Elfier surgeon for the stars but
Speaker 5: for your later there's a market for it, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean there are there is body modification that happens
Speaker 5: you know, but most of the time it's not surgeon's
Speaker 5: doing it, which you know, brings up whole not another
Speaker 5: conversation about it. You should be, you know, having these
Speaker 5: invasive procedures done by a non you know, medical practice person.
Speaker 5: But like, I mean, people do all kinds of weird stuff.
Speaker 5: It's you know, it's kind of interesting this field. You
Speaker 5: just see stuff out there like this article, and you're
Speaker 5: just like, man, what what are people thinking to do this?
Speaker 5: And what are the people thinking that are actually doing it?
Speaker 5: Like I mean, it's like, wow, let me in your experience.
Speaker 3: Is is this like a like I said, you know,
Speaker 3: I hate to be the one that blames social media
Speaker 3: for everything, but is this something where just people will
Speaker 3: see so many pictures and videos of percial media It's
Speaker 3: just totally fine.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 5: Social media has changed the landscape of plastic surgery and
Speaker 5: aesthetics to a great degree, and some of it has
Speaker 5: been good.
Speaker 1: I will, you know, let's let's be honest.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know, more information is always better, and yes,
Speaker 5: there is bad information out there, but I mean you
Speaker 5: have people like me who try to put the good
Speaker 5: information out there.
Speaker 1: It's like, hey, this procedure is pretty safe. This procedure
Speaker 1: is not.
Speaker 5: These are things you should watch out for if you're gonna,
Speaker 5: you know, consider doing synesthetics. These are things that you
Speaker 5: know are are red flags and these are like good signs.
Speaker 5: So I mean, yeah, social media is to blame for
Speaker 5: a lot of stuff. I mean it's you know, changed
Speaker 5: our world in numerous ways, and you know, plastic surgeries
Speaker 5: one of them.
Speaker 1: So yeah, good and bad.
Speaker 3: So Doc twenty six has just started. Uh yeah, it
Speaker 3: gives a lowdown what what's maybe the new procedures or
Speaker 3: what do you think would be maybe the hot a
Speaker 3: procedure for this coming Yeah yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know if there's anything new coming out that's gonna
Speaker 1: be kind of earth shattering. I look at things like,
Speaker 1: you know, what is the trend of body styles, and
Speaker 1: you know, the recent trend has been less Kardashian and
Speaker 1: more ballet body. So for example, we're.
Speaker 5: I think this will be the year where Brazilian butt
Speaker 5: lifts start to lose a little bit of steam. I
Speaker 5: thought it was going to be last year and ended
Speaker 5: up being more or less static, Like it didn't really
Speaker 5: change up or down. You know, things like really large
Speaker 5: implants are kind of getting less popular for more modest results.
Speaker 5: I think people are starting to tire of the overdone
Speaker 5: look like the huge lips and stuff. So yeah, I'm
Speaker 5: kind of with you on that, man. I you know,
Speaker 5: I love good aesthetic procedures where people look like themselves,
Speaker 5: they don't look like an alien. But man, there's such
Speaker 5: a fine line between looking good and getting just a
Speaker 5: little bit more and looking like like a monster or
Speaker 5: an alien. And so I think people are, you know,
Speaker 5: starting to see that, you know, maybe too much is
Speaker 5: not a good thing. So I'm optimistic that the trend
Speaker 5: is going to be for a little bit more conservative
Speaker 5: you know, outcomes.
Speaker 1: But I guess we'll find out. I mean, it's something
Speaker 1: I definitely kind of follow.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it hasn't been one single procedure that's popped
Speaker 5: up where I'm like, oh, that's you know, the next
Speaker 5: two things. There is one thing I don't know if
Speaker 5: we talked about Do we talk about the cadaver fat grafting?
Speaker 1: Have we talked about that? No? But tell us do
Speaker 1: tell Yeah. So there's a new product out there.
Speaker 5: It's called al Clay, and I did a segment on
Speaker 5: my show about it and basically what it is. It's
Speaker 5: gonna sound weird at first, but let me just you know,
Speaker 5: get to the end of it. So there's a new
Speaker 5: product where they harvest cadaver fat like like donor fat
Speaker 5: from humans, and they purify it and you can actually
Speaker 5: use it like a fat injection. So I do fat grafting.
Speaker 5: I don't like to do the Brazilian butt list, which
Speaker 5: is the injecting fat in the butt because it's risky,
Speaker 5: but I do it for breast occasionally, you know, that's
Speaker 5: the main way I use it. Some other type of
Speaker 5: reconstruction applications I might use it, and so I think
Speaker 5: it has a place. And it freaks people out when
Speaker 5: you say it's cadaver, but you have to understand that
Speaker 5: we use cadaver products all the time. I mean it
Speaker 5: is all throughout medicine and all fields where we use
Speaker 5: either donor you know, ligaments for u for reconstruction of
Speaker 5: a joint, or we use dermal tissue for reconstruction of
Speaker 5: the breast. So the fact that it's a cadaver is
Speaker 5: not that crazy, although it sounds weird when you when
Speaker 5: you say it. So I'm a little you know, optimistic
Speaker 5: on this one.
Speaker 8: Right now.
Speaker 1: The cost is the problem. Like to do a say,
Speaker 1: like a small augmentation of the breast.
Speaker 5: You're looking at like twenty thousand bucks, which is money
Speaker 5: compared Yeah, it's insane. I'm just kidding. They can both
Speaker 5: charge breast like that. I think that might have a
Speaker 5: place down the line if the cost can come down
Speaker 5: and and so yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's kind of new. And when I saw that, I
Speaker 1: was like, Okay, that's interesting. And it comes off the shelf.
Speaker 5: Man, these these products are getting really slick where it's
Speaker 5: like you don't even have to freeze the stuff. It
Speaker 5: comes off the shelf at like room temperature. And and
Speaker 5: there's some research on it. I think it has some promise,
Speaker 5: but right now, the cost is kind of the big,
Speaker 5: the big tripping point.
Speaker 2: And one of the thing we were talking about trends
Speaker 2: and stuff and the way things are changing, Doc, And
Speaker 2: I'm as I hesitate to say it because Rock's gonna
Speaker 2: melt down on me, but I got the impression that
Speaker 2: a lot of women were getting their breast implants taken
Speaker 2: out and stuff.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so there's a real specific reason for that, because
Speaker 5: you know, twenty to thirty years ago, breast implants were
Speaker 5: super hot and they're still hot, right, but you know,
Speaker 5: the lifespan on these things is limited, and so you
Speaker 5: get a lot of people that put them in and
Speaker 5: they just forget about them.
Speaker 1: And now twenty or thirty years have gone by, and
Speaker 1: what happens. A lot of people end up gaining weight.
Speaker 5: And so when they were you know, twenty or thirty
Speaker 5: getting these things, they got these implants and it made
Speaker 5: their breast exactly what they want. Well, you know, people
Speaker 5: get older, they gain a little bit of weight, and
Speaker 5: suddenly the breast turned from like d's to triple d's
Speaker 5: and suddenly they don't need the implants at all. And
Speaker 5: so I get a lot of people in my practice
Speaker 5: these days that you know, have old implants and they
Speaker 5: you know, they either may want them out or they
Speaker 5: do want them out. And I take a look at them.
Speaker 5: I say, look, you got plenty of breast issue. You
Speaker 5: don't need an implant at all. So we pull out
Speaker 5: the implant, We do a little lyft on the breast,
Speaker 5: and we get fabulous results. I mean, it's one of
Speaker 5: my favorite operations to do because it's it's not technically
Speaker 5: super challenging. The patients, you know, have almost no recovery
Speaker 5: and it's very low risk. So I do a lot
Speaker 5: of implant removals these days. And that's not a slight
Speaker 5: against implants, because they're still insanely popular. But it's just
Speaker 5: that people's desires change after twenty or thirty years and
Speaker 5: their bodies change.
Speaker 1: Well, the one that comes to mind for me is
Speaker 1: Danica Patrick. She made a big deal. Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean her story is a little different.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you've ever talked about that breast
Speaker 5: implant illness thing that kind of popped up in five
Speaker 5: to ten.
Speaker 1: Years ago, remember that?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, And you know, and we had the plastic surgeons
Speaker 5: when this popped up, or like, geez, did we did
Speaker 5: we miss something here? So we did, Like and I
Speaker 5: say we, I personally was not in the lab doing
Speaker 5: this stuff, but I do read the papers about it.
Speaker 5: You know, a lot of research papers were done to
Speaker 5: try and figure out if this was like a real phenomenon.
Speaker 5: Was like, okay, we're breast implants actually causing these symptoms,
Speaker 5: which were things like headache, fatigue, joint pain, and you know,
Speaker 5: and we could never find a link. And I'll tell
Speaker 5: you my opinion. And I know people might say he's
Speaker 5: saying this because he's a plastic surgeon. But my feeling
Speaker 5: is is that these symptoms that people were having are
Speaker 5: just normal symptoms of getting older, and people were attributing
Speaker 5: these things to implants. And as I said, you know,
Speaker 5: the research to date has not found any any link
Speaker 5: to that. But I know Danika Patrick was like a big,
Speaker 5: big believer in it, and you know, she had her
Speaker 5: implants out. She's like, oh, I feel so much better,
Speaker 5: and and you know, and honestly, there's a little bit
Speaker 5: of a oh man, I'm blamant having yeah, placebo right,
Speaker 5: Yet there's a little bit of a placebo effect. You
Speaker 5: know if I if I tell you, hey, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: do this procedure and you're gonna feel better, most people
Speaker 5: feel better.
Speaker 1: You're gonna feel better, whether they are more natural and
Speaker 1: all that. Yeah. So yeah, people come in and oh sorry.
Speaker 5: I've had people come in and say, look, I think
Speaker 5: my implants, you know, may be causing me, you know,
Speaker 5: these issues. I'm like, you know, I just say, hey,
Speaker 5: here's the data on it, like very objectively, this is
Speaker 5: what the research says. But you want your implants out,
Speaker 5: take them out. I mean, if you think they're causing
Speaker 5: a problem. It's going to be in your head until
Speaker 5: you get them out right. So I don't have any problem.
Speaker 5: People want their implant socks, they think they're causing an issue.
Speaker 5: I at least give them the data and say, look,
Speaker 5: there hasn't been a link down under this, but that hey,
Speaker 5: we can take them out.
Speaker 1: Chances are you'll feel better. And people do it. But
Speaker 1: it's not a huge number like that.
Speaker 5: The rate of people who say that have that implant
Speaker 5: illness is less than one percent of people with them plants.
Speaker 6: It's really small.
Speaker 1: With that doc, we got to let you go. People
Speaker 1: want to find out more. Where can they go? Where
Speaker 1: can they find nip Talk?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I do my weekly podcast on Friday, a
Speaker 5: little of exciting news. I know we got to go,
Speaker 5: but I do have a new co host coming on.
Speaker 5: My cost of three years had to leave because of
Speaker 5: work stuff. I got a new one coming on. She's
Speaker 5: gonna be on next week. Super excited a little bit
Speaker 5: of local celebrity. So happy about that. But we do
Speaker 5: the show every Friday, airs on YouTube and Facebook. It's
Speaker 5: NIP Talk Show. I'd love for you listeners.
Speaker 11: To come by.
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Speaker 2: with ABC News Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime and Terrorism
Speaker 2: Analyst and Brad, what is the latest coming out of Minneapolis?
Speaker 2: A lot of chatter all day long, and well all
Speaker 2: evening and all day long last night.
Speaker 36: Well, you certainly are getting the perspective of what the
Speaker 36: Trump administration thinks of the shooting from the Secretary of
Speaker 36: Homeland Security as well as the Vice President. You know,
Speaker 36: you get another perspective from Governor Lall's, you know, the
Speaker 36: governor of Minnesota and the mayhore of Minneapolis, and they
Speaker 36: don't mix orbs about. You know, they think this is
Speaker 36: a bad shoot. But I guess you have to look
Speaker 36: at it this way that the video, I think you
Speaker 36: could kind of go either way because I don't think
Speaker 36: totally black and white as to who's its fault here.
Speaker 36: In other words, did what I'm trying to say is
Speaker 36: did the agent who shot her? Did he have the
Speaker 36: justification to use deadly force? So that's always the question
Speaker 36: that's going to going to come up. In other words,
Speaker 36: did he believe that she was going to run him
Speaker 36: over with her truck?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 36: And so he shot once into the lower right hand
Speaker 36: corner of the windshield, and then I believe he shoots
Speaker 36: two more times into the side of the vehicle where
Speaker 36: she's sitting and in her car, price is a few
Speaker 36: feet away. So there's that there's that aspect the FBI. Originally,
Speaker 36: I think we're going to partner with the Minnesota the
Speaker 36: state police, and that got vetoed, and so it's just
Speaker 36: going to be the FBI. Not totally uncommon, but you know,
Speaker 36: I've worked versions of this before and it's always been
Speaker 36: partnered with with one of the jurisdictions, in this case
Speaker 36: from the state. So that's where kind of we are.
Speaker 36: So there's a lot of loose ends, there's a lot
Speaker 36: of people to interview. The FBI will do a shooting reconstruction,
Speaker 36: in other words, in particular, if they have cameras to
Speaker 36: help them. Did did the ICE agent who shot this person?
Speaker 36: Did he have a camera on him.
Speaker 1: Evidenced exactly?
Speaker 36: And so and if he didn't, did somebody else that's
Speaker 36: close by? And clearly they got a lot of video
Speaker 36: from people in the crowd because you know, people pop
Speaker 36: up their phones and off they go. So so we'll see,
Speaker 36: but this isn't an investigation is going to take a while,
Speaker 36: and but I just don't think people are going to
Speaker 36: be satisfied whichever direction this may get cut.
Speaker 3: Do we know what My question is, what was a
Speaker 3: middle aged woman with a six year old okay, doing
Speaker 3: in a neighborhood in the freezing cold on a Wednesday
Speaker 3: at an ICE protest?
Speaker 1: What was she doing there? And while being in her
Speaker 1: car involved with the inner.
Speaker 3: Minglings of Ice, Like, like, I can't imagine any sane,
Speaker 3: middle aged woman would put themselves in that situation.
Speaker 36: You know, I only know sort of what incidentally, the
Speaker 36: media has reported based on interviewing people, which is that
Speaker 36: she was sympathetic to the to the immigration issue. I
Speaker 36: think she may have neighbors or friends that are part
Speaker 36: of the immigrant community. Now why she felt obligated to
Speaker 36: block the road, we don't know the answer to that.
Speaker 36: It's kind of interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a terrible decision. Like I mean right now,
Speaker 3: I mean, the ICE lawfully can can do what they
Speaker 3: are doing.
Speaker 1: It is the law.
Speaker 3: Like, you know, if I I don't like paying taxes,
Speaker 3: which I don't, I can't ram my car into the
Speaker 3: government building in downtown Cincinnati. I have to you know,
Speaker 3: I have to talk to my local politician. We've got
Speaker 3: to get laws changed. I just feel like these people
Speaker 3: are going about it the wrong way and they're almost
Speaker 3: being encouraged.
Speaker 36: Well maybe maybe. And the other question that's going to
Speaker 36: be asked is did any of the behaviors before the shooting,
Speaker 36: Was there any behavior by Ice that may have facilitated
Speaker 36: or precipitated her reaction to them, and then she drives off.
Speaker 36: Those are all questions that will get answered, you know,
Speaker 36: in an investigation. It doesn't sort of change anything as
Speaker 36: far as whether you think the Ice agent that shot
Speaker 36: her was justified or not. That sort of a separate issue.
Speaker 2: Well, Brad, let me ask you just brought up the investigation.
Speaker 2: How long will something like that take Normally.
Speaker 36: Well, it'll take a few weeks, Yeah, and there may
Speaker 36: I just I think the short answer, it will take
Speaker 36: a few weeks because you've got to reconstruct the shooting
Speaker 36: now that can be done in fairly quick quarter, which
Speaker 36: you've got a lot of people to interview, both that
Speaker 36: are officers and civilians because they were right there. You know,
Speaker 36: what did they see? What are their statements?
Speaker 20: Do they have video?
Speaker 36: All of those kind of things, And clearly to your
Speaker 36: earlier point, they'll they'll do an extensive background on her
Speaker 36: that may well answer some of the questions you're asking
Speaker 36: me and the circumstances that led up to her a
Speaker 36: being there and b why in the world was you
Speaker 36: blocking the road with all these Ice agents around? So
Speaker 36: it's a it's a story that's going to take a
Speaker 36: while to unlignd, but I don't think too ofteny long.
Speaker 1: All right with that, Brad, we will let you go, buddy,
Speaker 1: Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Thanks Brad, I thanks Brad. And and other news well
Speaker 2: coming up, but we want to hit this rock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to pub this.
Speaker 3: Lance has got a good show coming up right out
Speaker 3: of the gate six o'clock sports talk. He has Luke Brenneman,
Speaker 3: the son of Tom Brennman, grandson of the Marty Brenna Hans.
Speaker 3: He is at the college football semifinal game in Atlanta,
Speaker 3: calling the game for the IU College Radio Network. Big Man.
Speaker 1: He did the rose ball. I knew that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's that's great. That'll be fun to hear
Speaker 3: from him. And then also he has a women U
Speaker 3: SEE women's basketball coach, Katrina Mirrorweather on they had a
Speaker 3: big win last night and he will talk with her.
Speaker 1: Cool rock in other news. Yeah, you always.
Speaker 2: Remember the good old days when we were doing our
Speaker 2: show from home and we during COVID we were on
Speaker 2: zoom every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah you're and your Jammy's Yeah right, I was wearing
Speaker 1: nothing right. Good times times.
Speaker 2: The well Dev used to do a thing on Channel
Speaker 2: nineteen and she had you know, internet camera there attached
Speaker 2: to camera to our computer, and I went walking by
Speaker 2: in jim shorts and Dev's phone rings and somebody from
Speaker 2: Channel nineteen calls her and goes, hey, told lady to
Speaker 2: quit walking around in his underwear shirt, my jim shorts.
Speaker 2: But anyways, I should have showed him more than that.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, So this happened to police officer Matthew Jackson
Speaker 2: in Detroit. This happened last month, a month and a
Speaker 2: halfco or something like that, whatever he is.
Speaker 1: He had to.
Speaker 2: Testify about it against a woman charged with drag racing
Speaker 2: and disorderly conduct. But he was doing it as they
Speaker 2: do a lot these days. They do remote you know,
Speaker 2: you do remote testifying. So he is uh in the
Speaker 2: courtroom where he's on you know, they're doing the trial
Speaker 2: in the courtroom, and they see him on the TV
Speaker 2: screen and the judge out of the cob blue goes, hey, officer,
Speaker 2: you got some pants on?
Speaker 1: And he goes, uh, no, sir.
Speaker 2: Well, apparently he doesn't realized that his camera had kind
Speaker 2: of slowly chilted down and he's sitting there in his
Speaker 2: underwear with his uniform top.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, you gotta prepare to look at the
Speaker 3: upside of the downside. I want to be comfortable too.
Speaker 3: But he's gone, uh no, sir. And with that, he's
Speaker 3: moved the camera back up so his beer legs could
Speaker 3: no longer be seen. Uh that Uh, he got a
Speaker 3: little lecture from the judge. I guess I don't know
Speaker 3: if they'd just they'd reprimand him or anything for that.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: The Independent's attorney said it was an interesting stet a day,
Speaker 2: to say the least.
Speaker 1: I guess you could say that.
Speaker 3: But by the way, I remember during COVID and everyone
Speaker 3: was getting used to zoom and all that stuff, all
Speaker 3: the hilarious and sometimes just traumatizing videos of what people
Speaker 3: were doing on their People were still getting used to
Speaker 3: it right then when it was the camera ons and
Speaker 3: off of the mute buttons on, it was always a disaster.
Speaker 1: And there were some funny ones and some ones that
Speaker 1: were like oh my wow.
Speaker 2: And people who would have you know, they had mount
Speaker 2: everest in back of them and their face would look
Speaker 2: like a duck.
Speaker 3: Or yeah yeah cool, yeah, well yeah. Then people started
Speaker 3: getting too cute.
Speaker 1: On it, and it's like, okay, you're running it, so
Speaker 1: oping up your video your audio and sit there.
Speaker 2: On other stuff won the police blotder Rock. This is
Speaker 2: an update on the case from twenty twenty three. Cedric
Speaker 2: Lodge fifty eight and his wife Denise had been indicted
Speaker 2: back then for stealing and selling human body parts from
Speaker 2: the Harvard Medical School Morgue. They finally were sentenced just
Speaker 2: the other day in federal court.
Speaker 11: Uh the uh.
Speaker 2: Mister Lodge was sentenced to eight years in prison and
Speaker 2: his wife Denise sentenced to a little more than a
Speaker 2: year for helping them. The Lodge is what they did
Speaker 2: would bring people into the Medical School morgue with a
Speaker 2: potential buyer, shop around and the there was like bodies
Speaker 2: obviously and the donated remains. They would let them shop
Speaker 2: through there, I guess, being like a jewelry store and
Speaker 2: you're going through, Oh that looks nice.
Speaker 1: A uh yeah. They would say it was like a
Speaker 1: Chinese you know what. I like that skulled over there.
Speaker 1: Oh and I like that arm.
Speaker 2: That's good looking. They would then okay, they'd write down
Speaker 2: their list and then they'd come back later on. They
Speaker 2: would take them home and ship them through the mail.
Speaker 2: The parts included heads, brains, skin, and bones. One of
Speaker 2: the things a lodge provided a buyer with was skin
Speaker 2: to beat, tanned into leather and bound into a book.
Speaker 1: That's some ed gain serocular stuff, right right. How do
Speaker 1: you get into that? I guess if you work around
Speaker 1: it and there's I guess it is that like a
Speaker 1: lucrative market.
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 1: You know, if you're into that, it's hard to get
Speaker 1: so you pay for it. How weird? How well? I
Speaker 1: want to know?
Speaker 3: I want to meet the guy that had the thing balance,
Speaker 3: you know, leather bound book, it human skin?
Speaker 1: That does sound like Eden?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: I talked to her.
Speaker 12: My mom.
Speaker 1: A very good Did you ever you saw that show? Right,
Speaker 1: that show that's on Netflix? Or oh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I thought, he.
Speaker 2: Voice, Hey, look if you it's really weird, trust me,
Speaker 2: but that guy is really good to part I have
Speaker 2: to say, I think, yeah, I think it's dominated for something. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: and I would tell you. My wife was like, you
Speaker 2: were out of your mind. If you think I'm going
Speaker 2: to watch another episode of this, it's like, God, admit
Speaker 2: it's pretty good. Though, she goes, oh it's great, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's.
Speaker 1: It's well done. If you have a morbid curiosity about
Speaker 1: that guy with that we check in with trafficking weather,
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