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Speaker 3: The brothers Pattison were sent to jail for fraud. But
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Speaker 3: The biggest news of today is the Beard is no
Speaker 3: longer near James Harden's gone. He is once again on
Speaker 3: the move, of course, started in Oklahoma City, signing trade
Speaker 3: to Houston, Traded to Brooklyn. A Kevin Durant tow on
Speaker 3: the three point line from perhaps winning a championship and
Speaker 3: sticking around there for a while, demands a trade to
Speaker 3: go to Philly. And from Philly he comes here to
Speaker 3: the Clippers, and now he's super sad with the Clippers,
Speaker 3: and he is headed to Cleveland to pair up with
Speaker 3: Donovan Mitchell in an effort to get out of the
Speaker 3: first round for the Cavs and convince Donovan Mitchell to
Speaker 3: stick around long term. Harden, thirty seven, making over forty
Speaker 3: million bucks a year, wants a two year extension worth
Speaker 3: eighty million bucks. The Clippers said we're not into that,
Speaker 3: so he said, I'm not into you. He gets sent
Speaker 3: to Cleveland for Darius Garland, a former All Star much
Speaker 3: younger twenty six year old point guard who has been
Speaker 3: dealing with a foot injury all season long.
Speaker 2: Good news for the Clippers, they did add Kawhi Leonard
Speaker 2: to the twenty twenty sixth NBA All Star Game. After
Speaker 2: the selection of the initial twenty four All Stars. Leonard
Speaker 2: was added to bring the number of US All Stars
Speaker 2: to sixteen, the minimum required.
Speaker 3: It's his seventh career All Star appearance, the most recent
Speaker 3: twenty twenty four, his fourth with the Clippers, and I
Speaker 3: think it probably gets a little awkward because everybody speculated
Speaker 3: he wasn't included because of the scandal reported scandal, alleged
Speaker 3: scandal about some under the table payments from the Pablo
Speaker 3: Torre and the Steve Balmer and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: So now they're going to end up having to ask
Speaker 3: all of those questions.
Speaker 2: Trey Tung, Tray Tung, there's more, Matt with the Utah Jazz.
Speaker 3: Oh, how about this one. This is the guy that
Speaker 3: remember Rich Paul, who you heard from a little bit
Speaker 3: earlier saying stupid s on his stupid podcast, wanted the
Speaker 3: Lakers to trade for Jaren Jackson of the Memphis Grizzlies
Speaker 3: and send Austin Reeves out. Instead, the Jazz capitalize and
Speaker 3: take the former first round draft pick and all NBA performer.
Speaker 3: They get three. Memphis gets three first rounders from Utah.
Speaker 3: Remember they got five from Minnesota for the Rudy Gobert trade,
Speaker 3: so they get three players as well, including former UCLA
Speaker 3: Brewin and a man with a very large head, Kyle Anderson.
Speaker 3: Memphis now has twelve first round picks over the next
Speaker 3: seven season.
Speaker 2: Kyle Anderson's got a big head, sticking your head off,
Speaker 2: joys case.
Speaker 3: The only team that has more are the Oklahoma City
Speaker 3: under In Brooklyn Nets. Memphis acquired four first round picks
Speaker 3: and a swap in the summer that sent Desmond Baine
Speaker 3: to the Orlando Magic. So picks eventually turn into players,
Speaker 3: and I guess you know Memphis is going to be
Speaker 3: able to field two teams with all those picks they got.
Speaker 2: I don't think they are allowed to look at Dncic
Speaker 2: named Western Conference Player of the Month in January after
Speaker 2: averaging thirty four points per game in action. Right now
Speaker 2: are the Lakers taking on the Nets. Nobody cares, Super
Speaker 2: Bowl sixty Sunday and Santa Clara. Let's get out to Alcatraz,
Speaker 2: where Jack collins Worth, Tony Dungee, and Rodney Harrison are
Speaker 2: standing by. Welcome to the Rock, Maria. Am I right.
Speaker 2: I'm here with coach and Super Bowl champion.
Speaker 3: Tony Dungee and one of the greatest safeties and Hall
Speaker 3: of Famer in the history of the NFL, Rodney Harrison.
Speaker 3: And man, guys, we're just having the greatest time here
Speaker 3: swapping prison stories about machine Gun Kelly and alc a
Speaker 3: Pone and talking about escape from Alcatraz with Clint Eastwood.
Speaker 2: Like, we just feel so connected to the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Guys. Am I right, I'm not even thinking about the game.
Speaker 2: Let's interview some of the people out here in Alcatraz.
Speaker 2: All right, now, let's go an hour and a half
Speaker 2: south to Santa Clara.
Speaker 3: Well, thanks, Jack, incredibly enlightening. I'm sitting here on the
Speaker 3: field at Levi's Stadium.
Speaker 2: Tell us more about that Native American sit in a
Speaker 2: soulless whole of a stadium. The Pats owner Robert Kraft,
Speaker 2: like his former head coach Bill Belichick, was not selected
Speaker 2: into this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame Class Craft.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess Bill Pollion is going to be extra
Speaker 3: upset because he voted for Robert Kraft. I know I
Speaker 3: voted for Bob, but I'm pretty sure I voted for Bill.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Take it to that old man. Matt beat his ancient.
Speaker 3: Skin piece of trash human.
Speaker 2: He was the first time Hall of Fame finalist this year.
Speaker 2: He did not receive enough votes from the fifty person
Speaker 2: selection committee, as Steve Hartman explained to us, and already forgot.
Speaker 2: But the class of twenty twenty six will be announced.
Speaker 2: I guess they changed the columnar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can only vote for three instead of just
Speaker 3: voting for whoever you think is a Hall of Famer,
Speaker 3: which is by last year. As great as it was
Speaker 3: to see Antonio Gates go in, it was kind of
Speaker 3: a it feels like this class is lacking a little punch.
Speaker 2: A little light, a little bit. Thursday night is Matt's
Speaker 2: favorite moment in the whole NFL season. The NFL Honors
Speaker 2: in San Francisco, Pat Mahomes Senior. Matt was tipping back
Speaker 2: on Grandpa's cough syrip again back in jail in Texas
Speaker 2: and after violating the term of his probation for DWI
Speaker 2: back in twenty twenty four, he accepted a five year
Speaker 2: probation sentence then, and part of the probation was no
Speaker 2: more drinking. Well, they said in Tyler, Texas that he
Speaker 2: was allegedly drinking alcohol again. I don't know how they knew.
Speaker 3: They that binocular strain in his living room.
Speaker 2: I just saw it. That's a violation of his probation.
Speaker 2: So he's been arrested. He poured some piece knops. It
Speaker 2: must be more than just a sip of the devil's urine, right, Matt,
Speaker 2: It must be.
Speaker 3: You would assume, Yeah, you would assume maybe a little
Speaker 3: little public action, a little a little bit of that.
Speaker 3: Too bad, you know, too bad? Obviously. Patrick Mahomes Senior,
Speaker 3: an accomplished athlete of his time and space with the
Speaker 3: Texas Rangers as a standout pitcher, and his son arguably
Speaker 3: the greatest football player in the NFL right now. But yeah,
Speaker 3: it likes.
Speaker 2: The booze, you know. Well, I gotta say it's a
Speaker 2: good thing you didn't fight John Rocker, because Rocker looks
Speaker 2: like he would just destroy that skinny drum.
Speaker 3: Yes, I agree, I didn't have felt anything. I've been drunk.
Speaker 2: He punched his head clean off, uh, Matt. Winter Olympics news.
Speaker 2: But not before we get involved with Dodgers pitchers and
Speaker 2: catchers reporting to cable back ranch, Who's back tamble back
Speaker 2: February thirteenth, first spring training game here on a seventy Saturday,
Speaker 2: February twenty first, and the winter.
Speaker 3: We have before we get to the Winter Olympics, pee
Speaker 3: another international contest?
Speaker 2: Are we kates?
Speaker 3: Are we are we carrying the when are we carrying
Speaker 3: the World Baseball Classic? Or are we just going to
Speaker 3: be playing Dodger spring.
Speaker 2: Ring the World Baseball You know that we're not.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just you know, you never know. Maybe the
Speaker 3: maybe b Long our big boss is like, you know what,
Speaker 3: let's let's get some of that Team Japan action going here,
Speaker 3: Let's get some of that Team Mexico.
Speaker 2: When would we have heard this?
Speaker 3: I'm just wondering if it's open for bid, you know,
Speaker 3: and I'm willing to put a team on out the
Speaker 3: trash anywhere.
Speaker 2: Super Bowl any word, tim Now we're not playing.
Speaker 3: That's a clown question, bro, Well, paint my face and
Speaker 3: call me Boso.
Speaker 2: That's a clown question.
Speaker 4: Brough.
Speaker 2: Hey, Matt, you want to ask again about it? All right, Jez,
Speaker 2: that's a clown question. Rough. Maybe you know schedule. College
Speaker 2: Football Playoff Executive director Rich Clark was just really a
Speaker 2: big e for ESPN with a wig and a suit on.
Speaker 2: It says that the Playoff will not host a game
Speaker 2: on New Year's Eve for twenty twenty six to avoid
Speaker 2: playing the NFL Thursday Night game same time. They don't
Speaker 2: want to mess with the NFL and have their rating hurt.
Speaker 2: The quarterfinals will instead be held on Wednesday, December thirtieth,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six, for the Fiesta Bowl, and a triple
Speaker 2: header on January first, two days later with the Cotton Bowl,
Speaker 2: Peach Bowl, and Rose Bowl.
Speaker 3: So oh, nothing like a little bit of Wednesday football.
Speaker 3: Actually love it.
Speaker 2: Well with Kirk Kurbstreet and his dog can't go wrong.
Speaker 2: Cannot tell us about the opening ceremony from Italy Matt
Speaker 2: Friday Man with his baseball team Bonasera.
Speaker 3: It is Friday and it is gonna be Lindsay Vaughn
Speaker 3: unfortunately not part of the production. Three time Olympic medalist
Speaker 3: she ruptured her ACL in a recent World Cup crash,
Speaker 3: but she did say she is going to try to
Speaker 3: compete in the Olympics. The Olympic champion said, no I
Speaker 3: can with no ACL that she can't walk away from
Speaker 3: this chance and what will definitely be her final games.
Speaker 3: I'm going to do it and a story, so I'm
Speaker 3: not letting myself go down that path.
Speaker 2: I'm not crying.
Speaker 1: I'm my head is high, I'm standing tall and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do my best and whatever the result is, that's
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 3: But you can never say I didn't try. She does
Speaker 3: stand tall. She is like almost six feet.
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Speaker 2: Jutting Us now a usc and Seahawks legend a great
Speaker 2: linebacker where he was an All American and National champion,
Speaker 2: Fight on Fight, All Fight, All three time pro Bowler,
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Speaker 4: Oh? That might have been my favorite intro about time
Speaker 4: and fight off everybody.
Speaker 2: Fight fight on to you loaf. We could talk about
Speaker 2: that in a little while if you want. But uh,
Speaker 2: first and foremost, Uh, you know, Seattle's back in the
Speaker 2: super Bowl. It's a different look. It's a different regime
Speaker 2: pretty much same GM, but different group of guys, uh
Speaker 2: than than the group that that you were part of
Speaker 2: that had so much success. Uh. What do you make
Speaker 2: of this team? And how much fun are they to
Speaker 2: cover so closely like you do?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Man, that's been incredible and I think it starts, you know,
Speaker 4: at the top. But you know, GM and coach, you know,
Speaker 4: that relationship's got to work out for everything else to
Speaker 4: go forward and uh, you know John, you know, through
Speaker 4: the years of drafting with t right, they found a
Speaker 4: ton of you know, future Hall of Famers and probos,
Speaker 4: all pros. And then it's you know, picking up the
Speaker 4: same way with Mike McDonald and just thoroughly impressed with McDonald. Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, he comes in, you last coach, you get
Speaker 4: hired because they were waiting for him right two years ago,
Speaker 4: and youngest head coach you know, has to scramble to
Speaker 4: put his staff together. And all he does is come
Speaker 4: out the gates hot, going ten and seven, one game
Speaker 4: away from making the playoffs, and and he was, well
Speaker 4: I met him, you know in the offseason. He was
Speaker 4: pretty hot about that, right. You know, it's ten and seven,
Speaker 4: which is incredible for any coach any year because it's
Speaker 4: so hard to get a win in this league, never
Speaker 4: mind ten of them in the year, and he was
Speaker 4: he was not happy with it. And then you look
Speaker 4: look up a year later and look where he is.
Speaker 4: It's no surprise because of his work ethic and the
Speaker 4: guys he's brought in.
Speaker 3: You mentioned the success last year, LOFA and you know
Speaker 3: you changed the quarterback position. I mean, that's a pretty
Speaker 3: big deal. They get rid of Gino, they bring in
Speaker 3: Sam Darnold. Kind of when that decision was made, what
Speaker 3: were your initial thoughts and and did you envision it
Speaker 3: working as as well as it has.
Speaker 4: Well, there's so many variables and factors that go into it,
Speaker 4: even change at the offensive coordinator position, but specifically in
Speaker 4: terms of the year that Gino was here. You know,
Speaker 4: I still believe in Gino. I know he had a
Speaker 4: he had a rough year in Vegas. But it's it's
Speaker 4: the time that we're talking about two former Jets quarterbacks, right.
Speaker 4: I think that's probably the only common denominator or thread,
Speaker 4: is that two guys that all the face of their
Speaker 4: franchises respectful respectively that you know, they they started with
Speaker 4: the Jets, and so I want to take them to that,
Speaker 4: you know. Uh. But then it's it's great the story
Speaker 4: that you see with with Sam and like it's just
Speaker 4: through the ups and downs, he never gave up, he
Speaker 4: never gave in, He kept he continued to fight on,
Speaker 4: as they say, and it's special to see, you know,
Speaker 4: what he's doing now and the confidence restored because he
Speaker 4: has every physical attribute you could want. Six four two
Speaker 4: forty can you know, can run make every single throw
Speaker 4: he can layer it as he did in that last
Speaker 4: game over two defenders. That was insane throw. So just uh,
Speaker 4: you know, happy to see him back with that swagger,
Speaker 4: right like the kid that led us to a Rose
Speaker 4: Bowl win as a as a freshman or red shirt freshman,
Speaker 4: took us down on two drives like when you had
Speaker 4: to have it. I mean, he's done that a couple
Speaker 4: of times this year and it's special to see and
Speaker 4: I know that he is is grateful to be back,
Speaker 4: you know, in the position he's in because he's worked,
Speaker 4: He's worked his ass off for it.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess we'll stick with the fight on theme
Speaker 3: the end. I'm sitting here at the Chargers facility doing
Speaker 3: this right now, So down here a lot of shennon
Speaker 3: oosu fans and no kind of what he meant in
Speaker 3: his early part of his career to the Chargers and
Speaker 3: how good he was and how much better it looked
Speaker 3: like he was getting. Give us an idea defensively, what
Speaker 3: is it that's made this one of the best units.
Speaker 2: In the NFL.
Speaker 3: How much of it is the head coach Mike McDonald,
Speaker 3: the scheme that he's running and who are some of
Speaker 3: the highlights, you know, beyond Shenna that are making this
Speaker 3: thing work the way it works.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, big China fan, And I'm sorry to all
Speaker 4: the Chargers fans. I just don't know why they didn't
Speaker 4: use him more down there, because I mean, you look
Speaker 4: at it like per Reush he was one of the
Speaker 4: most dominant guys. And I said it on the Pie
Speaker 4: All Day podcast when he came up, I go, this
Speaker 4: is one free agent sign that no one's really going
Speaker 4: to discuss or I think that's a big splash. But
Speaker 4: watch what happens, because he's an energy force out there,
Speaker 4: like he's built for it. He's physical, he's violent, fast, athletic,
Speaker 4: and he's just tough, right and sometimes maybe too tough
Speaker 4: because he was playing through injury the last two years,
Speaker 4: and it's good to see him healthy. And I think
Speaker 4: that's probably because of how much depth we have at
Speaker 4: every position, and it's it's hard to say that there's
Speaker 4: one guy you got to be careful of. You got
Speaker 4: Leonard Williams, you know, Trojan right there inside next to Chenna.
Speaker 4: You've got DeMarcus Lowrence, who's found the fountain youth. Or
Speaker 4: maybe he was just playing too many snaps you know
Speaker 4: on defense in ballast, right, that'll wear you down. Not
Speaker 4: to mention he's thirty four in his twelveth year, I believe,
Speaker 4: but he looks like he could play another five years.
Speaker 4: That's how amazing he's been playing. Jared Reed just a
Speaker 4: veteran presence, and you know he does the dirty work right.
Speaker 4: And then you got Byron Murphy, who I believe got
Speaker 4: snub for the Pro Bowl eight and a half sacks
Speaker 4: as the second year you know, detackleed that was our
Speaker 4: first pick from the year ago. But they're sat across
Speaker 4: the board too deep. Ernest jon for those in LA
Speaker 4: you probably know the name Ernest Jones. That's a bad man.
Speaker 4: And he holds down in the middle with Drake Thomas
Speaker 4: and and then the the secondary can't can't quite say
Speaker 4: regional boom, but they're laying some hits out there. And
Speaker 4: what this defense is doing is statistically impressive and special.
Speaker 2: Now you don't have to be a usc guy or
Speaker 2: a Northwesterner to root for the Seahawks in this game, because,
Speaker 2: I mean, the Patriots are only really liked by New
Speaker 2: England people. But it's a little dangerous loaf. Everybody's saying
Speaker 2: that Seattle's supposed to roll over them and they're the
Speaker 2: far superior team. How dangerous does that kind of talk?
Speaker 2: How much does it make you worry?
Speaker 4: It doesn't really the yeah, there is always they are
Speaker 4: a formidable opponent and you never, you know, underestimate anybody, right,
Speaker 4: you never looked past them. It's it's a super Bowl,
Speaker 4: and this is what the one game you play to
Speaker 4: get to like your whole life, assumingly and like as
Speaker 4: well as the job that you know Mike McDonald's done.
Speaker 4: You got to look across and as Mike Bravell in
Speaker 4: his first year with a young second year year quarterback,
Speaker 4: just everyone's talking about the strict the schedule wasn't very impressive.
Speaker 4: You can't choose who you play, right like, you can't
Speaker 4: pick your opponents. But but you can beat them, and
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter how credit or ugly.
Speaker 2: A win is a win.
Speaker 4: And so I can't believe how how quick he's he's
Speaker 4: turned it around over there, and you know he's got
Speaker 4: the experience as a player too to kind of coach
Speaker 4: them through what they may be going through as a player.
Speaker 4: And you know, I look forward to a fight. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't they know why they're going to lay down
Speaker 4: or rollover. We are that talented in all three phases, offense, defense,
Speaker 4: special teams. But you know you got to stay in
Speaker 4: the moment of every player look.
Speaker 3: For what do you think you mentioned a fight, that's
Speaker 3: what it's going to look like. But offensively with Clint Kubiak,
Speaker 3: what do you think it looks like?
Speaker 2: I think so many.
Speaker 3: You know, when when Charbonnay was out there with with
Speaker 3: Kenneth Walker, it felt like, oh, yeah, it's a team
Speaker 3: that runs the ball, plays incredible defense, Arnold and Jig
Speaker 3: Smith and Jigma make big plays. But it always seemed
Speaker 3: like it went back to that run. And then in
Speaker 3: the NFC Championship game, I mean, Sam's the truck. He's
Speaker 3: not a trailer in that he carried this team offensively.
Speaker 3: Is that what you think we see or do you
Speaker 3: think this is a grind it out, take care of
Speaker 3: the football, run the ball style offense.
Speaker 4: I think it's most definitely grinded out right, dude, you
Speaker 4: don't have to hold of player back, especially wrong with
Speaker 4: the talent that Sam Ron. Talent that Sam has. It's yeah,
Speaker 4: you see take and choose your socks and you know
Speaker 4: what you know, we're not going to say, you know,
Speaker 4: total green light or red light. We're not going to
Speaker 4: say that and put restrictions on him. But you know,
Speaker 4: there we down a distance the situations that Kobe actors
Speaker 4: like telling him, hey, this is where if you see it,
Speaker 4: you take it right, whether it's positionally midfield right or
Speaker 4: or they start creeping up to probably defend the run
Speaker 4: a little tougher. But I don't see either offense putting
Speaker 4: the ball at harm's way out the gates. You know, it's, uh,
Speaker 4: there's too much at risk, especially with the way the
Speaker 4: Hawks play defense, and uh they're suffocating. Man, they it's incredible,
Speaker 4: especially when you got we got pin deck. It's like
Speaker 4: almost always an automatic three. If Sam gets the ball
Speaker 4: at midfield.
Speaker 2: The great loaf of totupou our guests always a trojan,
Speaker 2: a lifetime trojan, lofa. You can't be happy. I don't
Speaker 2: want to put words in your mouth. But but the
Speaker 2: Notre Dame rivalry not being played at least for a
Speaker 2: couple of years, it's gotta it's gotta. It's gotta salt
Speaker 2: you up a little bit. I certainly know it does myself.
Speaker 4: I mean, change is inevitable. But yes, I'm not happy
Speaker 4: about it. It's like that's the thing you love about,
Speaker 4: you know, rivalries and then just the tradition of history. Right,
Speaker 4: it's uh. But but it was funny to see them
Speaker 4: not get into the playoffs because they didn't have a
Speaker 4: comfort So there's that.
Speaker 2: Got to take a shot on the way out. Take
Speaker 2: it the low room.
Speaker 4: That's all right, you got you gotta join a conference
Speaker 4: if you go off the same rules.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying they have their own TV deal. They're
Speaker 2: laughing at all of us. Anyway. The great Loafa Tatupu
Speaker 2: an all around great guy and do not meet him
Speaker 2: in the A or the B gap because it's just
Speaker 2: not a great scene for anybody. And he picked the
Speaker 2: ball off down the field and make moves and do
Speaker 2: it all. Lofa, you're the greatest man. And a wonderful interview.
Speaker 2: Thank you and good luck in the super Bowl.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, I appreciate you guys.
Speaker 2: You take care there he goes love with Tatupu.
Speaker 3: Check out All Day with Lofa Totupu and Brett Davern.
Speaker 3: That is your Believe In Seahawks' podcast through the Belief Network.
Speaker 2: May the Birds scream loudly through the night in the
Speaker 2: Bay Area. May they hear the cries from his beak,
Speaker 2: Echo off the tender look and San Bruno in South
Speaker 2: San Francisco, Willow Glenn and San Jose, and we'll be
Speaker 2: back with more petrosid Money on AM five seventy LA Sports.
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Speaker 2: number two because we had two great guests today, Chris O'Leary.
Speaker 2: Chris Chris O'Leary, the new Chargers defensive coordinator, sending Matt
Speaker 2: down to El Segundo and Lofa Tatupu, our old friend
Speaker 2: who puts it down on the Northwest because of his
Speaker 2: time with the Seahawks, but a great trojan transfer from Maine.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't remember that.
Speaker 3: Before You're dead, guy Pee, of course, the big story.
Speaker 3: We've said it repeatedly for the last ninety minutes since
Speaker 3: it happened. James Harden no longer a Clipper. He is
Speaker 3: in Cleveland, well not yet, but Cleveland will play the
Speaker 3: Clippers tomorrow. We'll have that game at seven point thirty,
Speaker 3: and James Harden will be in a CALVS uniform pending
Speaker 3: a physical and the trade being approved and all that
Speaker 3: sort of stuff. Pretty wild. Doesn't even have to leave
Speaker 3: Los Angeles. He'll be here to take on the Clips
Speaker 3: tomorrow night as a cavalier. Darius Garland who's been dealing
Speaker 3: with a foot injury all season, and a second round
Speaker 3: pick belonged to the Clippers.
Speaker 2: And Matt you've got the dead guy.
Speaker 3: Birthday of the day, I do, And I remember somewhere
Speaker 3: around maybe fourth or fifth grade, feeling the weight of
Speaker 3: the world on my young man, my wei lad shoulders,
Speaker 3: when a nurse came to our classroom to teach us
Speaker 3: the Heimlich maneuver, and that it could be the difference
Speaker 3: between life or death for any of us or our
Speaker 3: classmates or our schoolmates in the cafeteria or at recess
Speaker 3: on the playground when adults might not be around the help.
Speaker 3: That we were strong enough to perform this life saving maneuver,
Speaker 3: and we had to understand how to do it, and
Speaker 3: we had to be prepared to stare down death and
Speaker 3: save someone's life. Big responsibility, Matt, Yeah, seemed like it
Speaker 3: was a little much for a fourth or a fifth grader,
Speaker 3: But of course an indelible moment that still sticks with
Speaker 3: me today. So happy would have been one hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty sixth to Henry Judah Heimlich. He's more than just
Speaker 3: a guy who came up with a way to launch
Speaker 3: a giant piece of stake out of somebody's throat. Was
Speaker 3: born in Wilmington, Delaware, raised in the big town Cornell
Speaker 3: drum major of the Cornell Big Red Marching Band, stayed
Speaker 3: there to get his MD from the Vial Cornell Medical
Speaker 3: College in nineteen forty three. Greatest generation p and withoud
Speaker 3: means served in the US Navy set up in China
Speaker 3: during WW two. When he was moved to the southern
Speaker 3: edge of the Gobi Desert. In addition to his military duties,
Speaker 3: the old hippocratic oath thing Man took care of any
Speaker 3: medical issues for civilians in the small town, and while
Speaker 3: there he developed an innovative treatment for victims of trachoma,
Speaker 3: a previously incurable bacterial infection of the eyelids that caused blindness.
Speaker 3: He mixed together some antibiotics into a base of shaving cream.
Speaker 2: He's too bad he wasn't there for Bob Costas, That's right.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately he was not because it was effective. In nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty two, he invented the chest andage fluttervalve. It is
Speaker 3: called the Heimlich valve you see it in all those
Speaker 3: Nam movies, which allows air and blood to drain from
Speaker 3: the chest cavity in order to allow a collapsed lung
Speaker 3: to re expand saved the lies of hundreds or thousands
Speaker 3: of American soldiers in Nam. But June first, nineteen seventy
Speaker 3: four p He publishes his views about a first aid
Speaker 3: maneuver that would bear his name in an article titled
Speaker 3: Pop Goes the Cafe Coronary in the magazine Wildly Popular
Speaker 3: Magazine of nineteen seventy four Emergency Medicine.
Speaker 2: Ten days later, the tea geyser of emergency.
Speaker 3: Arthur Snyder, the science columnists for the Chicago Daily News,
Speaker 3: wrote about doctor Heimliz's findings and a story that was
Speaker 3: reprinted nationwide, And just eight days after that, the Seattle
Speaker 3: Post Intelligencer reported that a retired restaurant owner Isaac Piaha
Speaker 3: read that Snyder article used the procedure to rescue a
Speaker 3: choke victim, Irene Bugachius in Bellevue, Washington, a story that
Speaker 3: was then reprinted with nationwide meaning just three weeks after
Speaker 3: that article, he wrote for Emergency Medicine, this was the
Speaker 3: biggest medical news story in the nation. The Journal of
Speaker 3: American Medical Association's next printing referred to the procedure as
Speaker 3: the Heimlich maneuver. It took until nineteen eighty five. The
Speaker 3: American Heart Association and the American Red Cross were like,
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, we kind of like these slapping
Speaker 3: people on the back things. But they would move to
Speaker 3: the Heimlich to remedy the problem. But in two thousand
Speaker 3: and five, Red Cross downgraded the Heimlich maneuver. They returned
Speaker 3: to pre eighty six guidelines slap the back five times
Speaker 3: and then go to the Heimlich Oh like.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, okay, because you can't heimlock an infant.
Speaker 2: You just have to slap the back.
Speaker 3: And they also say for unconscious victims chest thrusts, they
Speaker 3: want you to just put all that weight on their chest.
Speaker 2: And try to.
Speaker 3: Launch that meat from their inerts. Heimlich was married four kids,
Speaker 3: died at ninety six. Not from choking, that would be
Speaker 3: something wow, but a heart but a heart attack.
Speaker 2: It would be It would be really ironic if he
Speaker 2: was choking and somebody gave him the heimlick and it
Speaker 2: broke his sternom and killed Yes, well that's good, Matt,
Speaker 2: appreciate the heimlick. Beating out Dave Davies from the Kinks,
Speaker 2: the lesser known brother of the Kinks.
Speaker 3: I tucked about him earlier, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Also beating out Daddy Yankee, who I don't believe was mentioned,
Speaker 2: is the prolific Korean actor Hong Siak chion oh fifty five. Today.
Speaker 2: He's very big because he was kind of a middle
Speaker 2: aged actor, and he came out as gay in two
Speaker 2: thousand in Korea gay gay, which was a cause of
Speaker 2: considerable controversy. He was on a variety It's a lot
Speaker 2: of people who are He's one of them. There was
Speaker 2: a variety show and he was asked about it and
Speaker 2: he said, yeah, I'm gay. I'm gay, And it was
Speaker 2: and it was edited out, but the word spread anyway
Speaker 2: through the whispering Koreans. But he got a lot of
Speaker 2: jobs after that, hence our titles. He does a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff. He tried politics but lost. Adopted his sister's
Speaker 2: two children after she got a divorce.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, Yeah, she's just like, hey, I'm getting divorced
Speaker 3: and I ain't gonna raise these kids.
Speaker 2: I would take the children. You go sew your oats.
Speaker 2: I'be gay. He owns a bunch of restaurants, more than
Speaker 2: several restaurants that are very popular in Korea. But Matt
Speaker 2: onto the titles for Hong Siak Chong, thank you for
Speaker 2: showing the horns are also available.
Speaker 3: Did you hit the horns that so you're thinking yourself?
Speaker 2: No, I was myself available, all right? Ready, ready, The
Speaker 2: accidental Gangster and the mistaken courtison. That's horns.
Speaker 3: Now you might I didn't want to be a gangster, no,
Speaker 3: but you know, it's just an accident and this.
Speaker 2: Courteson is quite mistaken. You didn't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Uh this I asked my question all the time about
Speaker 2: you know, all kinds of things. We all asked ourselves
Speaker 2: this question. This is a title. Why can't we stop them?
Speaker 2: Not stop them? Not we must stop them? Why can't
Speaker 2: we stop? Can't we? That's Horns Life Special Investigation Team.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go crickets. M Hm, Dolly and cocky Prince
Speaker 3: Dolly and khaki prince. Mmm, I'm gonna go crickets. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's that's I mean, most princes are kacky, right, they're
Speaker 3: a holes.
Speaker 2: The prince there, prince not Prince William.
Speaker 3: Vampire not Prince Harry, No, he sucks vampire prosecutor too.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's Horns.
Speaker 3: The first one was so good we had to scramble
Speaker 3: to get a script for the second.
Speaker 2: Everybody say, kim che Lawrence The Immutable Law of Loving
Speaker 2: Bad Boys Stephen's season seven. That's Crickets tough crowd.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you know, you get the the girl next
Speaker 3: door paired with the bad boys just seems.
Speaker 2: Immutable Law of Loving Bad Boys. Season that's clearly okay,
Speaker 2: I'm mad. There was six seasons before season seven. Still
Speaker 2: not he wasn't in the sixth before. Oh he wasn't.
Speaker 2: What it said? One, please take care of my refrigerator.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, enough, he's in it.
Speaker 2: Is this a gay show? Well, he's a gay guys
Speaker 2: a gay romance. Look, Nathan Lane is gay, also celebrating
Speaker 2: a birthday. That's I mean, if it's season six, every
Speaker 2: single Nathan Lane vehicle a gay show. No, okay, same
Speaker 2: for this guy. It sounds like a reality show. It
Speaker 2: doesn't sound like, you know, a sitcom. It's not a
Speaker 2: reality drama television series about drama, and it's about the immutable.
Speaker 2: But finally, okay, finally, jeez, please take care of my refrigerator.
Speaker 2: That's deserving of the horns. Good luck to Haym spotlighted
Speaker 2: hayesng Caminell, Koreans, and the WBC head. Also to Ned Colletti.
Speaker 2: It's Italian team. We're not expected to win, but we
Speaker 2: might surprise some people. Send a guy over to the
Speaker 2: bolt and he starts breaking down your tape, really nitpicking. Hey,
Speaker 2: I don't like what you're doing here. You're drifting over
Speaker 2: to the left.
Speaker 3: Just take care of my refrigerator, would you? The dog
Speaker 3: will figure it out, but I need you to keep
Speaker 3: an eye on my fridge.
Speaker 2: Have a great night, everybody. David Vasse is coming up
Speaker 2: next with Dodger Talk. We'll be back on tomorrow three