Speaker 1: Rock's got a lot of games coming up, right, He's
Speaker 1: all over the place. Kids like emailed me all the time.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Uh but well, but Jason from the Inquirer Cincinnati dot
Speaker 3: com and Jason used to be on the kind of
Speaker 3: city political beat, and you would be all about this,
Speaker 3: and I know you friends still follow it.
Speaker 1: I'd be hot taking away on this. Yes, well, let's.
Speaker 3: Get one of your partners who can do that with us.
Speaker 3: He has been writing about this, He writes about downtown,
Speaker 3: he writes about all the all the happenings downtown. But
Speaker 3: he's our city hall guy, now city hall guy. He
Speaker 3: is Scott Wartman, Scott, always a pleasure, buddy. Welcome back
Speaker 3: to the program.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me, gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Scoop so uh so Scott, Uh what are we What
Speaker 3: did we glean from today? The police chiefs well, ain't
Speaker 3: gonna let hers all be fired.
Speaker 1: What what happened?
Speaker 5: Yea?
Speaker 1: It is not resolved.
Speaker 4: So the police chief is not going to go down
Speaker 4: without a fight. She's not Teresa Stichi's not going to
Speaker 4: leave willingly.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: It was confirmed by her attorneys. The city manager called
Speaker 4: her back from Denver after the resign.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: She is refusing the resign. Uh, and I guess we
Speaker 4: now wait the city to do whatever they're going to do.
Speaker 4: There's the city manager announced an internal investigation into her
Speaker 4: quote unquote effectiveness as a leader, whatever that means. And Uh,
Speaker 4: then I guess we'll go from there. But it appears
Speaker 4: that this will be a protracted legal battle.
Speaker 1: Scott reading your story the main headline you with the
Speaker 1: David Ferrar fellow Inquire reporter on the main the main
Speaker 1: store in sin Say dot com right now, in which
Speaker 1: Teresa Thigi's attorney, Stephen M with the Finny Law firm, says, quote,
Speaker 1: they're looking for a scalp. They're looking for a scapegoat,
Speaker 1: the scapegoat for all the crime and the high profile
Speaker 1: incidents that are happening. Essentially, is that fair to characterize it?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 1: Is that what he's saying?
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean he didn't say it in so many words,
Speaker 4: but I mean yes, that's essentially when the relationship between
Speaker 4: g and the administration soured.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: And he speculated, he being Stephen M, speculated that it
Speaker 4: was after the shooting that happened on Fountain Square that
Speaker 4: was when this whole thing kind of snowballed. We the
Speaker 4: Enquirer had asked after a puir val, do you have
Speaker 4: confidence in the chief, and he wouldn't answer yes or no,
Speaker 4: which was different than a few weeks earlier when he
Speaker 4: wouldn't hesitate to say yes, I am confident in the chief.
Speaker 4: And then within a day they had asked the chief
Speaker 4: to return from a conference in Denver and after the
Speaker 4: resign so it seemed to that was the I don't
Speaker 4: know if you want to say it was the straw
Speaker 4: or if it was the spark, but that was when
Speaker 4: this whole thing came to a head. Was after that
Speaker 4: shooting on October thirteenth that happened in front of a
Speaker 4: lot of people. It was very visible. I mean, that's
Speaker 4: the heart of downtown. And that's when the city, I guess,
Speaker 4: felt like they needed to do something, I guess. And
Speaker 4: this is where we are now.
Speaker 1: Scott Wortman from the Inquiry with A Scott not just
Speaker 1: that incident on Fountain Square, but did Chief DG's response
Speaker 1: to that in a press conference there right, I believe
Speaker 1: it was right on Fountain Square or some and she
Speaker 1: said something along the lines of behave, learn to behave,
Speaker 1: and it was and it kind of and I know
Speaker 1: She got panned pretty hard by some national conservative pundits
Speaker 1: for that. Do you think not just the incident itself,
Speaker 1: but do you think her response to that maybe played
Speaker 1: into sparking. You know, it was it wasn't a good
Speaker 1: look for her, But nonetheless, you know, I think she
Speaker 1: meant well in what she was saying. But do you
Speaker 1: think that's played a part in this too, because that
Speaker 1: was all around the same time things seem to go
Speaker 1: really south.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've not heard anyone at city Hall, and I've
Speaker 4: been camped out there for days. They've been pretty much
Speaker 4: everyone there's been reluctant to talk, but I've not heard
Speaker 4: anyone bring up her comments specifically. In fact, i've heard
Speaker 4: the Scottie Johnson Kelseman Scottie Johnson, who heads the Public
Speaker 4: Safety Committee, which oversees the police budget, among other things,
Speaker 4: he said something very simil within days after that that
Speaker 4: you know, parents need to, you know, make sure that
Speaker 4: they in Still don't remember his exact quote, but yeah,
Speaker 4: he put the onus on parents and the citizens. So
Speaker 4: it wasn't only the police chief saying something to that effect.
Speaker 4: But I have not heard anyone say her comments specifically.
Speaker 4: But I think it was more just the perception that
Speaker 4: something needs to be done, and this perception that there's
Speaker 4: a danger downtown isn't going away. Uh uh So you know,
Speaker 4: I think it isn't just the shooting on Fountain Square.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is something obviously it's been boiling all
Speaker 4: summer and in the city council and Mayor's race, but
Speaker 4: this is kind of it was kind of the one
Speaker 4: of the more visible incidents that you know that jump
Speaker 4: started everything.
Speaker 3: We're talking to Scott Wardman from the Inquiry and guys,
Speaker 3: let's face it, it started with that viral video of
Speaker 3: the little incident there in the early more back in
Speaker 3: late July, back in late July when that happened downtown
Speaker 3: on the weekend. But Scott, let me ask you, in
Speaker 3: talking to folks, why do you get the impression that
Speaker 3: the uh the support for your chief CG is I mean,
Speaker 3: is it uh orth eg is?
Speaker 1: I mean?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Are they behind her?
Speaker 4: Is? Yeah? The even though they she's had her critics
Speaker 4: in the department, the FOP and a lot of officers
Speaker 4: are rallying behind her saying that they don't feel like
Speaker 4: she's been treated fairly. And we've had some now Council
Speaker 4: members express dismay that this is all playing out in public.
Speaker 4: This needs to be resolved a lot quicker. So there
Speaker 4: appears to be a lot of dissatisfaction on how this
Speaker 4: is among the FOP and some council members on how
Speaker 4: this is, how this has rolled out and been handled
Speaker 4: by the administration.
Speaker 1: Scott, You've been covering politics and government in this town
Speaker 1: and region for a long time, and so you you've
Speaker 1: seen a lot as of I we've seen a lot
Speaker 1: of you know, someone gets mad at someone and there's
Speaker 1: a political fight or and then the next thing you know, it's, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, there's a severance package. Sure, I'm thinking about
Speaker 1: Harry Black when him and John Cranley got into the
Speaker 1: city former city manager. That was a high profile fight,
Speaker 1: publicly city council was involved. Next thing you know, Harry
Speaker 1: Black's got his severance package and never to be heard
Speaker 1: from again. Is this a case where Teresa Thichi is
Speaker 1: just basically saying no, I'm not going to do that,
Speaker 1: and even if it's not, I'm not even going to
Speaker 1: get the money that the accountability piece of this and
Speaker 1: saying the truth and keeping my name, you know, setting
Speaker 1: the record straight is more important than you know, signing
Speaker 1: it because a lot of times, most of the time
Speaker 1: these comes with a non disclosure, non disparagement clause and
Speaker 1: doesn't sound like she's interested in any of that. Am
Speaker 1: I right on that? Or is it? Do you think
Speaker 1: ultimately that's how it's covered.
Speaker 4: Her attorney was very clear that she wants to be
Speaker 4: still be chief and wants to be back on the job.
Speaker 4: He wouldn't say. He declined to say whether the city
Speaker 4: offered her any type of severance, so we don't know
Speaker 4: what was offered behind closed doors. Her contract doesn't specify
Speaker 4: anything as far as severance. It just says she gets
Speaker 4: the police pension and she can buy her firearm upon retirement.
Speaker 4: But beyond that, we don't know what the city offered.
Speaker 4: But her attorney was clear that she wants to remain
Speaker 4: police chief and be back on the job, So it
Speaker 4: doesn't seem like she's willing to settle.
Speaker 3: Scott Warburn's our guest and Scott hearing that, and again,
Speaker 3: everybody you've talked to, what do you think the if
Speaker 3: you were a betting man, what do you suppose that
Speaker 3: her odds of maintaining that job are.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think it's kind of tough when the
Speaker 4: leaders want you out, I don't know how you do
Speaker 4: the job, uh get back because that was the question
Speaker 4: that uh several reporters today asked like, well, how would
Speaker 4: you if you stay on the job and go back
Speaker 4: on the job, how do you do that in this environment?
Speaker 4: And her attorney said that she she could, she could
Speaker 4: maintain a professional relationship and she wants to get back
Speaker 4: to business. Uh so, I mean, you know, I I'm
Speaker 4: not a betting man. I just support what you know,
Speaker 4: what happens. But uh, that that that is a huge
Speaker 4: that would be a huge obstacle. And I don't see
Speaker 4: if you know, both the city manager and.
Speaker 1: The well the well the mayor.
Speaker 4: Has not said one way or the other other he's
Speaker 4: said that he does. He wouldn't say whether he had
Speaker 4: confidence in her. But uh yeah, that's that that that's
Speaker 4: a tough one as far as uh, you know, being
Speaker 4: able to get back on the job when the management
Speaker 4: uh ask you to resign.
Speaker 1: You know, Scott, it's an election year and city council,
Speaker 1: certainly it's a pretty heated race for city council. Interestingly,
Speaker 1: City council, at least city councils of the past have
Speaker 1: always liked to have hearings, and almost seemingly every member
Speaker 1: wants to weigh in on a big issue like this.
Speaker 1: This council, though, hasn't had any hearings and has been
Speaker 1: conspicuously and generally quiet about this whole issue. What do
Speaker 1: you make of that? Is it because they're all up
Speaker 1: for most of them are up for reelection. I know
Speaker 1: one person's not running for reelection, but does that playing
Speaker 1: into the fact that they're saying pretty quiet?
Speaker 4: I mean they won't They won't tell me or anyone publicly.
Speaker 1: I saw your story, right.
Speaker 4: They don't want to talk about it at all, except
Speaker 4: a few of them have now released like statements a
Speaker 4: day or two later. But it was I camp out
Speaker 4: at city Hall for several days and there was no
Speaker 4: information coming from anyone, quite caial members, administration. A lot
Speaker 4: of doors were closed, lights were turned off in offices.
Speaker 4: I mean, your guess is as good as mine. But
Speaker 4: it seems like it's an issue that they don't see
Speaker 4: as politically advantageous or a good look. So in any event, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's been tough getting any comments from people.
Speaker 1: All right, well, curious or and curious here guys skilled
Speaker 1: old city Hall drama man, right, Scott, appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Man, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Always the pleasure, Thanks.
Speaker 3: Buddy Scott to Wardman from the Inquirer Cincinnati dot com.
Speaker 3: And and that's funny what you just said about you know,
Speaker 3: council members are always ready to hold a hearing.
Speaker 1: But hearing about a hearing about a hearing? Correct about
Speaker 1: this time. We'll see what happens after the.
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Speaker 14: The chief currently on leave isn't planning to walk away
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Speaker 14: now this morning. The employment attorney representing Cincinnati Police Chief
Speaker 14: Teresa Thichi, who was placed on paid administrator to leave Monday,
Speaker 14: said his client is being made into a political scapegoat
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Speaker 3: All right, back on the Eddie and Rocky Show, rockout
Speaker 3: to date. Jason Williams from the Inquirer Cincinnati dot Com
Speaker 3: is with me. So Jacon, you covered the beat downtown
Speaker 3: and hold them all the MAC and aetion of that,
Speaker 3: and we're gonna be talking to Tanya Rourke about it
Speaker 3: next here. But the whole this lawsuit going on with
Speaker 3: the police chief Thiji and how that's all gonna work out?
Speaker 3: Are they looking for are they looking for a settlement,
Speaker 3: because she's the city wants a settlement. I would think
Speaker 3: she's basically saying no, I'm good, I want my job.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's typically how these things go. Like, you know,
Speaker 1: you want to move on from a high level administrator,
Speaker 1: especially in a you know, controversial situation. You want to hey,
Speaker 1: here's how much, here's your severance package, and we need
Speaker 1: you to sign that non non disparagement clause or non
Speaker 1: disclosure clause, you know, or and so the agreement being well,
Speaker 1: you don't say anything bad about us, and we don't
Speaker 1: say anything bad about you, And in that way it
Speaker 1: goes away and voila everyone on because the politicians are
Speaker 1: concerned like, well, what you know, someone like that who's
Speaker 1: seen seeing the sausage made and who's been in this
Speaker 1: and uh uh you know has an audience and uh
Speaker 1: knows people and uh, you know, what are they gonna
Speaker 1: say about me or about you know, my fellow Republicans
Speaker 1: or my fellow Democrats in this case. Uh that's so
Speaker 1: usually that's typically how these things go. But Teresa Thiji saying, no,
Speaker 1: that's not what what she's doing here. Although I the
Speaker 1: end game, I don't know. I'm not close enough to it,
Speaker 1: but you know, seeing that press conference today certainly seems
Speaker 1: like she's dug in. There's no way. I don't see
Speaker 1: her getting her job back. I think that's too far
Speaker 1: down the road. Now, what's the next step. Is it
Speaker 1: that she's just gonna, hey, just try to set set
Speaker 1: the record straight on, you know, tell him the truth
Speaker 1: from her standpoint about what's going on in the city
Speaker 1: and that she doesn't need the money, or is it
Speaker 1: ultimately that you know, just you know, drag this out
Speaker 1: and then you know you end up getting a good
Speaker 1: severance package out of it. I don't I'm just saying
Speaker 1: these are all the things that you wonder about when
Speaker 1: these kinds of things happen.
Speaker 3: Well, you know more about the U this kind of
Speaker 3: machination than I do, do you, and I agree with you,
Speaker 3: there's no way in hell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she gets her job back. You knew it was
Speaker 1: over last week when I believe it was Scott Workman
Speaker 1: that asked the mayor after a council and the cat
Speaker 1: he you know, got him off the side there and
Speaker 1: asked him, hey, what's the future of the chief or
Speaker 1: the chief been fired or resigned? And after have purval
Speaker 1: said all options are on the table at that moment.
Speaker 1: It was done in terms of like, in terms of
Speaker 1: Teresa Thigi continuing on as chief. You don't come back
Speaker 1: from that and be like, oh, you know what. A
Speaker 1: couple of days later. One of the options was that
Speaker 1: she stays as chief. You don't that just that's not
Speaker 1: how these things work. It's either she's going to be fired,
Speaker 1: it was one option. Or she's going to resign under
Speaker 1: pressure and is going to get some kind of severance package.
Speaker 1: And maybe I don't know if you get a severance package,
Speaker 1: probably one way or the other, I don't know, but
Speaker 1: that those were the options. The options weren't that she
Speaker 1: was going to return after Oh we do you know
Speaker 1: a couple take a couple of days and take a
Speaker 1: couple of breasts here and everybody calms down. Oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: she's going to continue as chief. That that's not how
Speaker 1: these things work in your.
Speaker 3: Opinion based on what we all know, because I can't
Speaker 3: I can't get a read on it. Does she have
Speaker 3: the support of the rank and file? I don't know
Speaker 3: in the rank and file.
Speaker 1: I certainly know the FOP and Scott Whortman talked about that,
Speaker 1: and I've heard Ken kober on on these airwaves. I've
Speaker 1: seen quoted, I've seen Facebook posts from uh there's a
Speaker 1: face but group that has you know, really focused a
Speaker 1: lot on local law enforcement police officers in which you know,
Speaker 1: there's been a lot of folks come to the defense
Speaker 1: of a chief Fiji on this. How much of that
Speaker 1: is that they can't stand the mayor? You know, all
Speaker 1: those things have to be factored in when you when
Speaker 1: you take all the in, it's also social media and
Speaker 1: fake names and all that, so you got to be
Speaker 1: always careful about, you know, trying to gauge things through that.
Speaker 1: My sense is that the folks who are really supporting
Speaker 1: her are doing it as a more out of protests
Speaker 1: out for AFTAB parival and that you know, I definitely
Speaker 1: don't think the generally speaking, that the law enforcement community
Speaker 1: is a big fan and so in some ways maybe
Speaker 1: they're they're supporting the chief because of their you know,
Speaker 1: disapproval of him is my read on the situation more
Speaker 1: so than and I don't think. I don't think Chief
Speaker 1: Fiji was like disliked, That's not my sense. You know
Speaker 1: that she was reviled the rank and file, Yeah she was.
Speaker 1: She was one of them, one of them for many
Speaker 1: many years. A west Side, a west Sider, and a
Speaker 1: lot of our police officers in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: come from the West Side. And so that alone, you know,
Speaker 1: she worked her way up as a police officer at
Speaker 1: a time when it wasn't super popular to be a
Speaker 1: woman in that profession. And so I think, alone, right there,
Speaker 1: she deserves a lot of respect for that to rise
Speaker 1: through thirty years of regardless of the politics and whatever.
Speaker 1: But you know, she's put her life on the line
Speaker 1: for thirty years, and you know, I'm sure that's a
Speaker 1: lot of what's playing into this with her and her
Speaker 1: attorney and her family that you know, just giving her
Speaker 1: life to this job and you know, for to end
Speaker 1: this way like yeah, that's that's got hurt and and
Speaker 1: you know, good for her for fighting. And again I
Speaker 1: don't know the inner workings of you know, the politics
Speaker 1: and that kind of thing, but on the on the surface,
Speaker 1: certainly respect her for standing up for herself and saying, hey,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna fight for my job
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna fight for my reputation.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, with that, we'll take a break and
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Speaker 3: friend Lois Lane is still working a story.
Speaker 1: I can hear in the background.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, guys, I'm sorry I wasn't there. You know,
Speaker 5: I have a day job, and you guys, I know
Speaker 5: sorry that I missed it.
Speaker 21: I know.
Speaker 1: Good. So, yeah, you like scooed the ice cream right now.
Speaker 3: Honestly, you got your hat on with your little press
Speaker 3: cards stuck up there in the room.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, oh yes, I got my trench coat, the
Speaker 5: whole deal, right.
Speaker 1: Glasses down halfway down your nose, yes, yes, corns by
Speaker 1: the way, I got I got the story. Chief. So
Speaker 1: you were down there at their press.
Speaker 5: Rude city hall right now, guys, I'm going to be
Speaker 5: lying there a little bit in like six minutes.
Speaker 1: That's the reason we wanted to talk to you too.
Speaker 1: I know you got tied up in that.
Speaker 3: That's what I said, I said, honestly, God, I did say.
Speaker 3: I know she's working a story right now, so she's
Speaker 3: doing something.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: You're all right.
Speaker 3: So you you were at the press conference today with
Speaker 3: the police chief, Thesi and the whole nine yards.
Speaker 1: Now your take on it, you know, just read the
Speaker 1: room for us.
Speaker 5: I thought it was really interesting. I was surprised by
Speaker 5: how much her attorney.
Speaker 22: Spoke.
Speaker 1: Fiji did not speak at all.
Speaker 5: She stood there next to him or behind him, but
Speaker 5: she did not speak at all, which was of course
Speaker 5: on purpose. Her attorney spoke for her, and I couldn't
Speaker 5: believe how much he said. He essentially said that this her,
Speaker 5: what's happening to her right now, it's because she's a
Speaker 5: political pond, that she is being used politically because of
Speaker 5: things are not going well in the city. I mean,
Speaker 5: I'm basically summarizing what he's saying here, right, they're not
Speaker 5: direct quotes, but that because things aren't going well in
Speaker 5: the city, she'd being.
Speaker 1: Punished for it.
Speaker 5: And he believed the apt you know, it's do you
Speaker 5: think this is that the direction of the city manager
Speaker 5: do you think it goes hire? You said no, I
Speaker 5: think it's at the direction.
Speaker 1: Of the mayor.
Speaker 5: So we've got an election two weeks from today, and
Speaker 5: you know he has an opponent this year in Corey Bowman.
Speaker 5: Who knows what's going to happen there. I mean, you know,
Speaker 5: it is a very democrat city, so it's hard to
Speaker 5: imagine that app Tapprivall would not have a lot on
Speaker 5: that election.
Speaker 22: But I mean, maybe there.
Speaker 1: Is some concern there.
Speaker 5: But he led us to believe that this is this
Speaker 5: was purely political and that she was simply in the
Speaker 5: way and something needed to happen, and so she's the
Speaker 5: person that got the brunt end of it.
Speaker 1: TONI, You've covered many many a story like this, many
Speaker 1: of drama occurrences at city hall, and you know the
Speaker 1: severance packages for this city manager, this chie for you
Speaker 1: know all that drama. Uh, this is this is a
Speaker 1: little different the uh for once. Uh, you know, the
Speaker 1: person who's being pushed out standing up and saying nah,
Speaker 1: is it your sense that Chief Fiji is I know
Speaker 1: she's fighting for a job back. I think we all
Speaker 1: know that's probably unlikely. Uh, but uh, is your sense
Speaker 1: that she's willing to walk away without anything, without any
Speaker 1: severance package, and certainly no you know, signing, no non
Speaker 1: disparagement clause in order to kind of just end her
Speaker 1: career on a high note.
Speaker 5: From her standpoint, I couldn't necessarily make that call from
Speaker 5: what I know, I have no idea, but I will
Speaker 5: tell you that she is definitely fighting this. She feels
Speaker 5: she clearly knew she needed a lawyer up. She did so,
Speaker 5: she'd got an attorney who is already involved in a
Speaker 5: situation with the fire chief suing the city, and that,
Speaker 5: by the way, that situation is ongoing. It's it's in
Speaker 5: the courts now. So you know, she clearly knew she
Speaker 5: needed to fight, so she said, I'm not going to
Speaker 5: go down. I mean, I'm sure she could have. It's
Speaker 5: a guest, but I'm sure she could have signed some
Speaker 5: agreement and they would have given her like a little
Speaker 5: extra bomp or something, and she walks away. But they
Speaker 5: wanted her to resign, and I don't think she's willing
Speaker 5: to resign. I think she's very clear on that she
Speaker 5: does not want to resign from a position that she
Speaker 5: feels she rightly deserves to have. She feels that there
Speaker 5: she did nothing wrong, certainly nothing to deserve being fired.
Speaker 5: Hey guys, I probably got to run because I got
Speaker 5: to get ready for this newscast. But there's a lot happening.
Speaker 5: I hope you guys tune in. We have tons of this.
Speaker 5: We've covered from all angles, and I am so sorry
Speaker 5: I missed out on you guys earlier.
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Speaker 3: I didn't even get a chance to ask her if
Speaker 3: she had if she was wacko for Flacco, as you know,
Speaker 3: if she's said the biggest Spangl fan going according to her.
Speaker 1: We need to get a since he shirts someone there.
Speaker 1: There was a shirt that Joe someone made for Joe
Speaker 1: Flack when he's in Cleveland. It said flack around and
Speaker 1: find out. Yeah, I saw that he saw that one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they need to get one of those of the Bengals.
Speaker 3: And I've seen the ones with uh oh, better get
Speaker 3: Flacco instead of mak O.
Speaker 1: Well, the Steelers flacked around and found out last week,
Speaker 1: didn't they. Well, the fact the fact that him playing
Speaker 1: up in Cleveland. I mean, granted it was Cleveland and
Speaker 1: he didn't have this receiving core. But he comes he
Speaker 1: here and drops three forty something one the Steelers defense man.
Speaker 1: That doesn't say much for the Steelers defense, now, does it?
Speaker 1: Like I said, honestly, we're talking, certainly I want to
Speaker 1: I has I don't even know what's beyond top tier
Speaker 1: this receiving core. Come on, now, there's not a week
Speaker 1: ling in the bunch, but drop three forty on a
Speaker 1: what was supposed to be a good Steelers defense suspect man.
Speaker 1: Who would have thought the two biggest stories in this
Speaker 1: town right now would be the Chief Fichi and Joe Flacco.
Speaker 3: No one had that on their Bengo cards. Well, if
Speaker 3: that's what kills me, all right? And you and you
Speaker 3: wrote a little bit about it, do you think that?
Speaker 3: And we're gonna be talking to Mike Matrollia here in
Speaker 3: a little bit because he's uh, he's spoke on it
Speaker 3: as well. Are are people getting a little over their
Speaker 3: skis on this whole flack out thing?
Speaker 1: Yes, but as well they should. I think it's fun.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well, everyone should their fans. That was an incredible
Speaker 1: game last Thursday, night. People should be excited. They should
Speaker 1: they should have some you know, even Zach Taylor talked about,
Speaker 1: you know, getting people back in the stands, although I
Speaker 1: don't think people ever really left, uh and getting some hope.
Speaker 1: I think what was this quote, getting some hope back
Speaker 1: in the building or something like that, And you know what,
Speaker 1: that's what sports are about, like having some hope, and
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco's brought that, and you know, I just think,
Speaker 1: you know, the reality of it is is that the
Speaker 1: Bengals defense is worse than it was last year. It's
Speaker 1: hard to you know, in a forty year old quarterback.
Speaker 1: If you couldn't do this on a regular basis with
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow, it's gonna be really tough to sustain what
Speaker 1: you did last week because not every defense is going
Speaker 1: to be Swiss cheese like the Pittsburgh Steelers, is right,
Speaker 1: and well, the thing is, you got the Jets this
Speaker 1: week here at home. Jets. The Jets are the work.
Speaker 1: This game scares me because it's like oh and seven
Speaker 1: and these guys nothing to play for now, but they're
Speaker 1: just going to go out there and just let it rip.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I was thinking about this yesterday
Speaker 1: I'm like, and I'm sure that's exactly the way they're
Speaker 1: approaching it in down at pay Court Stadium. But if
Speaker 1: you look at the Jets, they're They've been real close
Speaker 1: in several of their games one score losses, and I
Speaker 1: know that. It's like, oh, I'm not trying to spin that.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to like for you know, like, I mean, yes,
Speaker 1: the Bengals should win, but I don't know if you're
Speaker 1: a football coach, I could definitely I don't think it's
Speaker 1: a coach speak to say this one worries me, you know,
Speaker 1: kind of so to speak.
Speaker 3: All right, coming up here, we're going to be talking
Speaker 3: to one of our financial guys. How long can our
Speaker 3: economy sustain this government shutdown? Before things go at little sideways.
Speaker 3: We'll have Steve Cotton after the news right now, News
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Speaker 20: Cincinnati's police chief who's on leave is not going to
Speaker 20: quit and wants to be reinstated. This is the four
Speaker 20: o'clock report. I'm Matt Reeves, breaking now latest on a
Speaker 20: political drama at Cincinnati City Hall over the future of
Speaker 20: the police Department. The chief, Teresa Thiji, is on paid
Speaker 20: administrative leave as a city administration obviously wants her out,
Speaker 20: she refuses to resign wants to be reinstated. Her attorney,
Speaker 20: Stephen M. Holding a news conference today in which Fiji
Speaker 20: stood alongside, joined by her husband and two brothers, M
Speaker 20: says he thinks Mayor purevols behind Fiji's ouster and the
Speaker 20: shooting last week at a restaurant on Fountain Square might
Speaker 20: have been the last straw. The mayor tells the enquire
Speaker 20: that it is the city manager's decision and it's an
Speaker 20: administrative issue. Stephen M says Thiji sinceed this ahead of time.
Speaker 23: She I'll put it this way. She was concerned that
Speaker 23: the city might try to do something like this. She
Speaker 23: was concerned that they might see her as somebody that
Speaker 23: they could sacrifice for political purposes.
Speaker 12: But she didn't expect that it was going to happen.
Speaker 15: What do you think was the tieneral attorney point that
Speaker 15: the mayor is a few weeks ago was sending a
Speaker 15: comple confidence and where did where did it serve to sow?
Speaker 1: What was the large shape? I don't know.
Speaker 12: It may have been the shooting on Fountain Square, but
Speaker 12: I can't speak.
Speaker 1: Today, him told reporters.
Speaker 20: It was heartbreaking for Fiji to learn yesterday that she
Speaker 20: was placed on lead the thirty fifth anniversary of her
Speaker 20: first day in uniform with the Cincinnati Police Department. Assistant
Speaker 20: Chief Adam Henny is now the interim chief of the
Speaker 20: Cincinnati Police Department's Check the Roads. Now, we have the
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Speaker 20: Martley Cloudy tonight, low dropping down to forty three sunny
Speaker 20: day tomorrow and high fifty seven fifty seven on Thursday.
Speaker 20: Looking at areas of frost early on on Friday, with
Speaker 20: high that day in the fifties. Right now in Cincinnati
Speaker 20: we have sixty six degrees and there is a little
Speaker 20: bit of light rain in southeast Indiana, the Connorsville area
Speaker 20: in Greensburg seeing some showers in the those areas. More
Speaker 20: on the police chief Teresa Fiji, head of the Cincinnati
Speaker 20: Police Union, Ken Kobra telling Dan Carroll this afternoon, I.
Speaker 25: Don't know why she'd want to at this point, the
Speaker 25: way that she's been treated. I mean, you treat somebody
Speaker 25: as thirty five years you've given to the city, and
Speaker 25: this is how you're being treated. And I can tell
Speaker 25: you right now the cops are going If they're going
Speaker 25: to do this to the chief, what will they.
Speaker 2: Do to me.
Speaker 1: I don't know why you would want to come back.
Speaker 20: Fiji's attorney, Steven m says there's no accusation of wrongdoing
Speaker 20: against Fiji, that she does not want to quit, wants
Speaker 20: to be back as chief of Cincinnati Police. Portion of
Speaker 20: the White House being demolished to make way for a
Speaker 20: huge ballroom, which the President says is being paid for
Speaker 20: by donations and out of his own podcast.
Speaker 26: It's going to cost two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 26: The White House says it's not taxpayer money that will
Speaker 26: be used to fund this, it's all coming from private donors.
Speaker 26: The President himself has said he will be contributing to
Speaker 26: that effort, though he hasn't said how much he's kicking
Speaker 26: in and how much will be coming from the private donor.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 20: That's ABC's Karen Travers. Millions of people who rely on
Speaker 20: snaw app food assistance will soon be effected if the
Speaker 20: government shutdown doesn't end. Head of the program says they
Speaker 20: won't have enough money by the end of the month.
Speaker 20: More than forty two million low income Americans use Snap.
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Speaker 1: This report is sponsored by Starbucks. The Pumpkin Spice Ltte
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Speaker 1: and real pumpkin size the stage of the game. That's
Speaker 1: when you feel like a lot of people, regular citizens
Speaker 1: are going to start feeling it right.
Speaker 3: And that's what's starting to trickle down. Right now, Let's
Speaker 3: see before something before it does any serious damage as
Speaker 3: opposed to just this, like I said, trickling down thing.
Speaker 3: Let's talk to our financial strategist who's been with us
Speaker 3: many many times, President of Cotton Wealth Management Associates. He
Speaker 3: is our good friend, Steve Cotton, and Steve, let's let's
Speaker 3: talk about this. What happens with this shutdown, if well
Speaker 3: with our government, if this thing lasts until Thanksgiving or
Speaker 3: maybe beyond.
Speaker 19: Well, thanks for having me today. It's always an honor
Speaker 19: to be on in your program. You're asking the right question.
Speaker 19: There are some effects that we're starting to see, both
Speaker 19: obvious and then some not so subtle. Everybody's talking about
Speaker 19: the obvious disruption to families, federal employees, people trying to
Speaker 19: plan their Thanksgiving crable plans, and even their Christmas holiday
Speaker 19: vacation plans. This is going to affect, you know, the
Speaker 19: level of spending in the stores this fourth quarter. That
Speaker 19: in turn is going to impact companies' balance sheets and
Speaker 19: profit margins and even their their holiday level staffing plans.
Speaker 19: And if you back up from that, then you start
Speaker 19: getting into well, how are businesses going to be stocking shelves?
Speaker 19: How do they plan the stock shelves based on sales
Speaker 19: they thought they might have but maybe now they're not
Speaker 19: so sure. And then back up that further. The manufacturers
Speaker 19: they're going to find that maybe their order are not
Speaker 19: as robust as they thought they would be going into
Speaker 19: the fourth quarter. So there begins to be a ripple
Speaker 19: effect beyond just a negative impact on federal employee families.
Speaker 1: Now, Steve, can you explain that a little more? Right,
Speaker 1: there's not federal employees and their families going to stores
Speaker 1: and spending money, But then why would that Then how
Speaker 1: does it then affect non employees families from going and
Speaker 1: spending money, Like where why would they not have the
Speaker 1: money to go do that?
Speaker 19: Well, if you look at the impact on employers and
Speaker 19: manufacturers and suppliers, for example, they may have fewer orders,
Speaker 19: they may need fewer warehouse workers. There is that ripple effect.
Speaker 19: They're about seven hundred and fifty thousand federal employees that
Speaker 19: are potentially affected by the layoffs, and then a smaller
Speaker 19: subset of that might be affected by permanent beyond the furloughs,
Speaker 19: permanent layoffs. There's also an impact within Northern Virginia. A
Speaker 19: lot of the federal employees that work in Washington or
Speaker 19: Northern Virginia are directly going to be impacted by and
Speaker 19: already impacted by the furloughs and or potentially turning those
Speaker 19: into permanent layoffs. There could be an impact on the
Speaker 19: elections for Virginia and New Jersey for the same reason.
Speaker 19: I mean, it's all kinds of ripple effects. I did
Speaker 19: see one positive development today, though. There's a group of
Speaker 19: Republican lawmakers in the Senate and the House that are
Speaker 19: talking about perhaps offering to assure the Democrats in the
Speaker 19: Senate that if they vote for this Queen Sea are
Speaker 19: and get the government back to work, they will immediately
Speaker 19: pivot and start taking up a debate on extension of
Speaker 19: the Obamacare subsidies. I think that is a positive development.
Speaker 19: I don't know if all the Republicans will embrace that.
Speaker 19: The Republicans do not want to go back to the
Speaker 19: battle budget practices of the Democrats in the Biden and
Speaker 19: Obama years, but that is a little bit of a
Speaker 19: ray of hope that there are people on the hill
Speaker 19: trying to get resolution of this in a positive and
Speaker 19: constructive way. But I'm just dismayed by the impact of
Speaker 19: this on people's lives and federal employees' lives directly.
Speaker 3: We're talking to Steve Cotton, and Steve you know, what
Speaker 3: I'm looking at here is if this does last to
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving and beyond this shutdown, that it's basically going to
Speaker 3: affect a whole quarter of our economy. By that, I
Speaker 3: mean just a quarter, you know, fiscally, and that will
Speaker 3: affect it the shutdown last for the quire quarter, which
Speaker 3: never happened, we'll reduce growth for these three months by
Speaker 3: one point two to two point four percentage points. Describe
Speaker 3: that number to us, and what kind of impact that has?
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously we've just been talking about what could
Speaker 3: potentially happen, But what does that mean for the economy overall?
Speaker 19: Well, you're exactly right, it's a theoretical calculation. It's imperfect. Sure,
Speaker 19: the kinds of impacts that I've just talked about are
Speaker 19: very real. People can understand those. Within every federal agency,
Speaker 19: you've got essential you know, workers designated as essential workers
Speaker 19: and workers designated as non essential, and essentially it's the
Speaker 19: ones that have been furloughed or put on pause on
Speaker 19: paid vacation are the non essential designated workers. The essential
Speaker 19: workers are still at their post law enforcement, FBI, military,
Speaker 19: et cetera. But even the administration's payment of the troops
Speaker 19: can be exhausted beyond a certain deadline, and that's concerning.
Speaker 19: So it is a ripple effect. It's not going to
Speaker 19: affect every federal worker, but it affects enough people that
Speaker 19: when you back it up into the supply chain and
Speaker 19: you back it up into the manufacturing base, we could
Speaker 19: see we could see a percent or more shaved off
Speaker 19: the GDP in the fourth quarter of this year. It's
Speaker 19: not going to push us into recession because I will
Speaker 19: repeat the American economy is incredibly resilient and that the
Speaker 19: creativity and an entrepreneurial spirit of the American people is awesome.
Speaker 19: It's the best in the world. And don't forget the
Speaker 19: factor that in too. This is just temporarily disruptive, and
Speaker 19: the longer this goes on, the more it turns into
Speaker 19: a lose lose deal.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you, in your opinion, how let's
Speaker 1: affect the stock market from now until the end of
Speaker 1: the year.
Speaker 19: Well, I think the market has factored in so far
Speaker 19: that it would not be a long term shutdown. I
Speaker 19: think the odds of a long term shutdown are fifty
Speaker 19: to fifty. At this point. We have a left side
Speaker 19: of the Democratic Party that is in kind of a
Speaker 19: burn it down mode. They are taking a very extreme position.
Speaker 19: They are putting heat on Chuck Schumer on the Senate side,
Speaker 19: Senate Democratic leader, not to compromise unless he gets one
Speaker 19: hundred percent of what he wants. I think that's a
Speaker 19: losing proposition and it's counterproductive politically for them. But at
Speaker 19: some point, we've got the factor in the welfare of
Speaker 19: the country, and I think that's what concerns the Republicans
Speaker 19: and the White House when they're dealing with kamikazes on
Speaker 19: the other side. But we've got the factor in the
Speaker 19: welfare of people and families and the good of the
Speaker 19: nation at some point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at the crux, at the crux of this, and
Speaker 1: you alluded to it, part of it is Omamacare, you know,
Speaker 1: the Affordable Care Act. What can you explain that even further?
Speaker 15: Like what.
Speaker 1: The fact that for folks that are on that, how
Speaker 1: could this shut down be affecting them or will it
Speaker 1: at all, as this is one of certainly one of
Speaker 1: the issues. But if you're receiving healthcare through the portal,
Speaker 1: are is there a chance that you're not going to
Speaker 1: get that at some point?
Speaker 27: No?
Speaker 12: I don't.
Speaker 19: I think that will be provided regardless. But there was
Speaker 19: an add on to the Alabamacare subsidy that was passed
Speaker 19: by the Democrats in the Inflation Reduction Act, which did
Speaker 19: nothing of the sort like that, but they enhanced the subsidies.
Speaker 19: And what we found was that a lot of hospitals
Speaker 19: and states were treating illegal immigrants and then turning around
Speaker 19: and requesting a reimbursement from those subsidies. So the Republicans,
Speaker 19: in the One Big Beautiful Bill that was named tried
Speaker 19: to curtail that bad practice and tried to limit Obamacare
Speaker 19: healthcare plan subsidies only for American citizens. And that's a
Speaker 19: really you know, that's a reasonable position. What the Democrats
Speaker 19: are proposing is that we throw that out the window
Speaker 19: and fully fund the program. And that's what the Republicans
Speaker 19: are having heartburn over. But that's it gets more complex.
Speaker 19: But when the Democrats say they it's not about funding healthcare,
Speaker 19: for illegal immigrants. That's technically not really true.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we'll see how this all plays out.
Speaker 3: Steve Cotton love having you man. People want to find
Speaker 3: out more about you and what you all do.
Speaker 1: Where can they go.
Speaker 19: Well, we have a website, Cotton Wealth Management. We're here
Speaker 19: in Dallas, but we have clients all over the country
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Speaker 19: we're financial planners and risk managers and we're pretty good
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Speaker 1: All right, Steve, thanks so much, buddy, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: All Right, when there were we.
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Speaker 3: You know Jason, Jason Williams in for a Rocky today
Speaker 3: rock and I had on our good buddy Dave Patter
Speaker 3: talking about that whole rigamarole going on yesterday with Amazon
Speaker 3: and their cloud situation and all kinds of you know,
Speaker 3: people were upset all over the world because they couldn't
Speaker 3: play Fortnite or something or whatever the hell happened with that.
Speaker 3: But I'll tell you, man, this is the kind of
Speaker 3: thing and this actually isn't funny. It's kind of sad,
Speaker 3: but it's the kind of thing that's going to start
Speaker 3: happening more and more. This happened in Florida, of Florida.
Speaker 3: Woman contact the police earlier this month report that a
Speaker 3: male assailant. Assailant had bards in her home, knocked to
Speaker 3: the ground, and committed an assault on her. Well, the
Speaker 3: attacker was a stranger. She said she was able to
Speaker 3: take a picture of the guy while he was sitting
Speaker 3: on the couch of her apartment.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: Multiple officers, forensic experts, but a subsequent police examination of
Speaker 3: the image provided by this lady said that the image
Speaker 3: was AI generated via chat GPT.
Speaker 21: And now.
Speaker 1: That's gonna people, that's just fouled up.
Speaker 20: Man.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, you can't don't do. You're just really gonna
Speaker 1: hurt real victims of crime with this crap. What's the
Speaker 1: ladies in game just thought it was funny. I don't know.
Speaker 1: You're not going to be able to sue anyone because
Speaker 1: it was a fake thing. She was arrested for fossil
Speaker 1: reporting a crime. She spent a night in jail, and
Speaker 1: she posts a thousand dollars bond. Police and the court
Speaker 1: documents say that don't motive for her crime. Huh yeah,
Speaker 1: there's I feel like there's a lot more negative than
Speaker 1: our positives to it.
Speaker 3: Well, she did say on In a recent Instagram page,
Speaker 3: she noted that October is domestic violence Awareness month and
Speaker 3: that she had for years, been in an abusive relationship.
Speaker 3: He assaulted me in numerous times. But all I can
Speaker 3: say is I survived and I made it out she
Speaker 3: put on her Instagram page. So I don't know, is
Speaker 3: that it's like her, you know, getting back at just
Speaker 3: that it.
Speaker 1: Makes no sense. It's and this woman has two kids,
Speaker 1: so this cost her a thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Well, somebody needs to come in and take control of
Speaker 3: the situation because of a woman who thinks this is
Speaker 3: a great idea, doesn't need to be mothering two little children.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: They good for you know, thank god she survived or
Speaker 3: this bad relationship as he was in. Yes, but to
Speaker 3: do crazy crap like that, like I said, you're just
Speaker 3: really hurting real victims of crimes.
Speaker 1: With that stuff, exactly, I mean totally, And like are
Speaker 1: people gonna now get ideas off of this? And then right,
Speaker 1: oh absolutely, That's what I'm saying. You look around the country.
Speaker 1: There's a shortage of police officers everywhere, small towns, middle
Speaker 1: medium sized towns, large towns, like they don't have time
Speaker 1: to be wasting, you know, wasting their time on these
Speaker 1: kinds of calls.
Speaker 3: Well, we're gonna see more and more of it. Look
Speaker 3: at the Swanning crap that goes on all the time. Yes,
Speaker 3: just because somebody thinks it's funny.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: Coming up, we're gonna be to switching gears here and
Speaker 3: talk about something that actually is kind of not kind
Speaker 3: of At this stage of the game, it's starting to
Speaker 3: get real fun talking to Mark BOTRELLI about the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Well even uh, we're gonna talk a little bit about
Speaker 3: the World Series. I watched that game last night and
Speaker 3: my wife is sitting They're going I want the Mariners
Speaker 3: to win. I really I love the Mariners.
Speaker 1: So she goes to bed. I mean, she hadn't been
Speaker 1: in bed ten minutes. I think I hit the three
Speaker 1: run dinger.
Speaker 2: I mean this.
Speaker 1: Epic.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Two really really good teams, by the way, that's well, yeah,
Speaker 1: the two teams that are belong in the World Series.
Speaker 3: I think are in the World Series. But we'll talk
Speaker 3: to Trags about it. But right now we've got the
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Speaker 14: Saying her client won't resign with the four point thirty report.
Speaker 14: I'm Sean Gallagher bricking now after being placed on administrative
Speaker 14: leave Monday. The attorney representing Cincinnati Police, she Teresa Thichi,
Speaker 14: spoke this morning.
Speaker 20: We did not hear from Teresa Fiji herself or attorney
Speaker 20: Steve and m did the talking. She was joined by
Speaker 20: her husband and brothers Im says they want the city
Speaker 20: to rethink what he calls a hasty and unlawful decision,
Speaker 20: and that she will not resign, wants to be reinstated.
Speaker 20: In fact, Im says placing Fiji on leave is making
Speaker 20: the city less safe.
Speaker 12: The chief does not believe that.
Speaker 23: There is anyone who has the experience, ability and expertise that.
Speaker 12: She has to leave this department right now.
Speaker 1: He says.
Speaker 20: The sentence has already been passed on his client, and
Speaker 20: now the city of Cincinnati is looking to quote see
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Speaker 14: City Manager SHAREL Lung appointing Assistant Chief Adam Henny as
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Speaker 1: Are you suffering from chronic joint pain? Like Heather?
Speaker 26: I have terrible arthritis and have had it for quite
Speaker 26: a while, and I've gone to all kinds of doctors.
Speaker 3: And Jason Williams in for Rocky Today and Jace you know,
Speaker 3: the city has gone wacko for Flacco here in the
Speaker 3: last ten days or whatever it's been two weeks. I
Speaker 3: like that slogan, wacko for Flacco. It sounds like you
Speaker 3: can make some money on that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure somebody already has, maybe our guys at Cincinnati
Speaker 1: at since he's shirts Josh Snead has got that going on.
Speaker 1: Let's see what our guy from cl C l n
Speaker 1: S Sinc dot com columns there. He also hosts the
Speaker 1: Jungle Roar podcast and is also a contributing host, I
Speaker 1: hear on the Big One seven hundred WLWM Mike Petrelia
Speaker 1: silent g but we call him Trags as a nickname.
Speaker 3: So Trags, what do you think about the Flackomania currently
Speaker 3: sweeping the Tri State.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I think I think Waco for Flacco is awesome and
Speaker 6: I'm I'm close to getting on board. But as I
Speaker 6: wrote over the weekend, fellas everybody, it's one game and
Speaker 6: what I'm curious to, what I'm very curious to see
Speaker 6: is how Dan Picture and Zach Taylor head coach scheme
Speaker 6: for Joe Flacco going forward to make sure that he
Speaker 6: can get the ball to Jamar Chase and t Higgins
Speaker 6: as many times as possible.
Speaker 2: It was interesting. Charlie Goldsmith asked.
Speaker 6: Zach yesterday how many times, how many possible times again
Speaker 6: could you throw the hymn the ball? And He's like, essentially,
Speaker 6: Zach said, I guess as many times as we really
Speaker 6: wanted to. But I think, you know, eventually defenses would
Speaker 6: catch on to that and force us to go other
Speaker 6: places with the ball. But you know, I think what
Speaker 6: we saw on Thursday night was a simplification by a
Speaker 6: veteran quarterback who was like, I'm going to get rid
Speaker 6: of the ball in under two point seven seconds and
Speaker 6: if those guys are open, they'll get the ball.
Speaker 2: If they're not open, it'll be incomplete to me.
Speaker 6: And that's really again oversimplifying it, but that's kind of
Speaker 6: the way the offense worked the other night, and it
Speaker 6: worked pretty dog on.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I did.
Speaker 1: I mean, do you do you see them trying to
Speaker 1: continue to just go that route and then make teams
Speaker 1: just stop them. It's like, let's go to let's go
Speaker 1: to let's go to Jamar as many times as we can,
Speaker 1: and then if someone stops them, we'll try to go
Speaker 1: to Tea or you know what.
Speaker 2: I mail, just I do if they can run the ball.
Speaker 6: The reason that works is because the other night you
Speaker 6: had Chase Brown breakoff a thirty seven yard run a
Speaker 6: twenty seven yard run, and people listening to this may
Speaker 6: be like, well, what does that have to do with
Speaker 6: the passing game. Well, it keeps defenses honest, and if
Speaker 6: the Bengals can show some type of potency in the
Speaker 6: run attack, you're going to have to bring an extra
Speaker 6: defender closer to the line of scrimmage or in the boxes.
Speaker 2: They call it in football jargon.
Speaker 6: And allow maybe one, you know, more space for the
Speaker 6: wide receivers to roam free or your tight end to
Speaker 6: rome free, and it just opens up the offense on
Speaker 6: the perimeter a little bit more.
Speaker 2: And that's what we saw the other night against the Steelers.
Speaker 3: So talk about those Steelers and talk about Jamar Chase.
Speaker 3: What the I saw, Well, I forget it was a
Speaker 3: national media person who wrote, apparently the Steelers.
Speaker 1: Might shoot drags. It might even been you.
Speaker 3: The Steelers game plan seemed to be to not cover
Speaker 3: Jamar Chase. Well, like that would be that would seem
Speaker 3: to me to be job one.
Speaker 6: Well, they didn't cover him in certain spaces on the field.
Speaker 6: What they did was they double teamed them, but underneath
Speaker 6: they weren't able to get their double team in.
Speaker 2: Position to cover Jamar.
Speaker 6: So Jamar was running routes so well on Thursday night,
Speaker 6: like as well as I've ever seen him run routes.
Speaker 6: And that's one thing he doesn't get a lot of
Speaker 6: credit for, just because of his exceptional power and speed.
Speaker 6: But he was running routes exceptionally well the other night
Speaker 6: and getting open, beating a high level cornerback a Pro
Speaker 6: Bowl cornerback in Jalen Ramsey. Well, when he got his
Speaker 6: first break open, Joe Flacco saw it and looked for
Speaker 6: him and got him the ball.
Speaker 2: H Jamar made it look a lot easier than it
Speaker 2: is with T. Higgins. The double coverage on T. Higgins
Speaker 2: side which sometimes they.
Speaker 6: Doubled both sides, was not as tight as the one
Speaker 6: on Jamar, and that allowed again when Flacco saw that
Speaker 6: Jamar was covered or not quite open yet, he looked
Speaker 6: at T and T was open, and he threw him
Speaker 6: the ball and it just worked out incredibly well. And
Speaker 6: another reason it all worked to perfection the other night,
Speaker 6: Joe Flacco ate and turned the ball over and be
Speaker 6: got rid of the ball in under two point seven seconds,
Speaker 6: which is extremely fast.
Speaker 2: I mean, in its two games with the.
Speaker 6: Bengals, he's averaged two point four to four seconds from
Speaker 6: the snap to the throw. And that is only Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 6: just to give you some idea of just how fast
Speaker 6: that is. Only Patrick Mahomes last week faster at like
Speaker 6: two point two five seconds. Incredibly fast. So that's why
Speaker 6: it worked on Thursday night. Joe Flacco was accurate and
Speaker 6: he was quick with the ball.
Speaker 1: Trags along those lines you got. The Jets come the
Speaker 1: winless zero to seven New York Jets, who are getting
Speaker 1: you know, beaten up pretty good in New York media
Speaker 1: and national media, and Justin Fields gets benched. And I
Speaker 1: don't know, I mean, maybe maybe I'm over thinking this,
Speaker 1: but this game kind of scares me a little bit
Speaker 1: from I mean, yes, the Bengals should win, but you
Speaker 1: look at these guys and most of their losses have
Speaker 1: been by a score. They've got three losses by two points.
Speaker 1: What do you make of this team coming in here?
Speaker 1: And and are you are you a little concerned about
Speaker 1: about a letdown here for the Bengals.
Speaker 2: I don't think so, because the Bengals are three and four,
Speaker 2: and I think.
Speaker 6: They know that they have struggled so hard to get
Speaker 6: in a.
Speaker 2: Position now where they could get back to five hundred.
Speaker 6: I think there are a lot of things you could
Speaker 6: take from the Steeler game, and I think winning in
Speaker 6: the trenches, running the ball against again another team in
Speaker 6: the New York Jets that has an exceptional defensive front,
Speaker 6: a defensive line especially. You want to make sure that
Speaker 6: you win the battle up front, and I think the
Speaker 6: Bengals should be able to do that. And you know,
Speaker 6: against Carolina they were only able to score six points
Speaker 6: at home, and that that offense is so dysfunctional. What
Speaker 6: you want to do on Sunday is take care of
Speaker 6: the football and not give the Jets any free plays downfield.
Speaker 2: That's what you absolutely positively have to do.
Speaker 6: And I think if the Bengals can get some sort
Speaker 6: of lead early in this game and get the you know,
Speaker 6: Jets back on their heels a little bit, they're more
Speaker 6: inclined to go. You know, we're just a bad team
Speaker 6: and we're not going to win this game on the road.
Speaker 6: You do not want to give them hope. And guys,
Speaker 6: I want to touch on this and I just wrote
Speaker 6: about it for CLNS Sincy dot com. The Bengals are
Speaker 6: the worst tackling team in professional football. That has to improve.
Speaker 6: They have seventy nine misstackles and the new closest teams
Speaker 6: are the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins, both
Speaker 6: horrific teams with fifty five each. The Bengals have to
Speaker 6: tackle better and that has to be a point of
Speaker 6: emphasis going forward. And this week would be a good
Speaker 6: time to get well against the Jets.
Speaker 3: And it looks like Tyrod Taylor for quarterbailing. I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: Tyrod Taylor.
Speaker 2: I think they're going to make that move.
Speaker 6: And if Justin Fields a chance to reassess on the
Speaker 6: sideline and Tyron Taylor another reason, Aaron Glenn head coach,
Speaker 6: you know, formerly of the Lions, and Zack Taylor knows
Speaker 6: him very.
Speaker 2: Well, would go with Tyrod. Tyrod knows the Bengals. Justin
Speaker 2: Field's not as much.
Speaker 6: So I think throwing Tyrod Taylor in a game against
Speaker 6: the Bengals gives the Jets a fighting chance at the quarterback.
Speaker 3: Position, all right, with that switching gears real briefly here, guys,
Speaker 3: what do you think about this?
Speaker 1: The World Series? Not a surprise, no, I mean, you.
Speaker 6: Know, everybody knows how much the Dodgers spend on their payroll.
Speaker 6: The top spending team in baseball, the Toronto Blue Jays
Speaker 6: for a Canadian market. You know, Canada's team spent two
Speaker 6: hundred and forty five million dollars this year on their payroll.
Speaker 6: They went pretty much all in as much as they're
Speaker 6: going to go in, and they spent wisely, and they
Speaker 6: spent in the right places. And you know, I think
Speaker 6: one of the big trades that they made acquire r
Speaker 6: Shane Bieber coming off Tommy John surgery right after the
Speaker 6: deadline from Cleveland kind of showed everybody in the organization
Speaker 6: we're in it to get deep into the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Obviously they were able.
Speaker 6: To beat the Yankees, but the Alcs against Seattle was
Speaker 6: it was a thing of beauty to watch, so many.
Speaker 2: Ebbs and flows.
Speaker 6: And congratulations to the Blue Jays for getting it done,
Speaker 6: coming from behind two games.
Speaker 2: To nothing in three games to two.
Speaker 1: This has the making I think of a great World
Speaker 1: Series tracks and I'm just I'm still just sitting here.
Speaker 1: I remember when that Toronto team came here to Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and boy, they just raked all three games. I mean
Speaker 1: it was it was aggressive.
Speaker 6: Yes, by the way, a little bit of trivia, I'm
Speaker 6: rooting for the Toronto Blue Jays.
Speaker 2: Do you know why that is?
Speaker 1: Do tell.
Speaker 6: Because the seventy five, seventy six Cincinnati Reds are still
Speaker 6: the last National League team to repeat as world champions.
Speaker 1: Ah, did not know that? That's great trivia? Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: keep that intent. If the Dodgers win, that's right, they
Speaker 1: will won back to back.
Speaker 6: Yes, and the other note, and we don't have to
Speaker 6: worry about it now. Because of course, the Phillies beat
Speaker 6: them in Game three of the al Ds, but they Dodgers,
Speaker 6: that's their only loss for the postseason so far, if
Speaker 6: I'm if I've got my math correct, they went too
Speaker 6: and one, two and oh against the Reds, two and
Speaker 6: one against the Phillies, four and oh against the Brewers.
Speaker 3: All right, well, tracks, we'll see what happens. And well,
Speaker 3: we uh celebrated yesterday the final game of the ninety
Speaker 3: World Series with the Reds, and my comment to Rocky
Speaker 3: was it just makes me laugh that. Yeah, I know
Speaker 3: it was thirty some years ago, but yesterday was the
Speaker 3: last day of the World Series. And the World Series
Speaker 3: this year doesn't start until this Friday, three days from now.
Speaker 6: So yeah, by the way, fiftieth anniversary of the greatest
Speaker 6: night in Cincinnati history is tomorrow night at eleven thirty
Speaker 6: five pm Eastern.
Speaker 1: Time, nineteen seven, when the Big Red Machine won it
Speaker 1: all the Carlton Fist game. No, when they wanted the
Speaker 1: next night. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yep, correc that's what everyone
Speaker 1: like that. That's the thing everyone everyone wants to, you know,
Speaker 1: nationally wants to talk about the Carlton Fiskit, right, the
Speaker 1: Reds won that World Series. Well it just to set
Speaker 1: the record straight. Uh well, well tracked, We'll let you go, buddy,
Speaker 1: Thanks so much, thanks Tracks, all right, thanks.
Speaker 3: By Mike Betrellian. Uh but you remember Bouncing Billy Banker,
Speaker 3: who yes, I did do some of the Reds broadcasting
Speaker 3: a little bit and send it back to Bouncing Belly
Speaker 3: bank in the studio. He was my news guy at
Speaker 3: EBN for a little while. And they did a thing
Speaker 3: where they sent us to Boston for we were doing
Speaker 3: our show from the sam Adams Brewery. That was fun,
Speaker 3: but they somebody I forget who was, they gave us
Speaker 3: tickets to a Socks game to a Redscott when you
Speaker 3: were up there on the live from Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 3: remember you tell me to do that. Yeah, and uh
Speaker 3: so we cabbed it down there, YadA, YadA, YadA. And
Speaker 3: remember where at the sam Adams Brewery starting our show
Speaker 3: in Boston in Boston at six in the morning, so
Speaker 3: you're at sam Adams Brewery. So try to imagine what
Speaker 3: kind of mood we were in by about six o'clock
Speaker 3: that night when we headed for the ball game and
Speaker 3: they were celebrating the seventy five Socks that night. As
Speaker 3: we walked down. We're walking to our seats carrying our
Speaker 3: beers and our hot dogs. And there there yes bond
Speaker 3: carld and fish.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And he stands in the midd of the aisle
Speaker 1: and screams at the top of his lungs.
Speaker 21: You lost.
Speaker 1: I'm like, bro. So we're not the only town that
Speaker 1: celebrates being runners up. Let's slow that down a little bit.
Speaker 15: Uh.
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Speaker 3: Our next guest is a doctor in brain health. We've
Speaker 3: had him before. He's come to the right show. But no,
Speaker 3: he's talking about maintaining. You know, so many people as
Speaker 3: you get older, you just stop. You kind of shut down.
Speaker 3: Your body's not really shutting down, but but you just
Speaker 3: kind of do it. I may and I guess you.
Speaker 3: Your hormones are slow into the whole nine yards. But
Speaker 3: there are I think they're called super agers. Because you
Speaker 3: met him, I've met him before. There's a when I
Speaker 3: was on vacation. We've stayed at this Airbnb, and the
Speaker 3: lady who owned the place, she had had two strokes
Speaker 3: and was I think she was like eighty five eighty six,
Speaker 3: and I mean, you wouldn't have known it quick as
Speaker 3: a whip. And so that's there are people who do that,
Speaker 3: and there are people who were shoot, they might be
Speaker 3: seventy two, and they're just kind of you know, what's
Speaker 3: the what's the difference between people like that and people
Speaker 3: like that? I'm interested to hear that answer because I
Speaker 3: want to do that. Well, that's you'll basically one one
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Speaker 1: from there. Speaking of smart things, how about the chet
Speaker 1: GPT boy we get another one? Yeah, another, well, another
Speaker 1: wing of a story I I I started to tell
Speaker 1: you off air earlier. I was, I always sit in
Speaker 1: the car and listen to what goes on here in
Speaker 1: the half hour before our show starts. And so well,
Speaker 1: you know, Dan Carroll's been working for Willie this week,
Speaker 1: but you know I always listened to uh stooge reporting that.
Speaker 1: But so I'm sitting there just killing time, and I
Speaker 1: got on because I want to get somebody on this
Speaker 1: Louve jewelry heist. You know they're in Paris, man, how
Speaker 1: these I was talking to my wife about it. I was,
Speaker 1: how on I thought that was only stuff in the movies.
Speaker 3: It is like something out of a movie. I mean,
Speaker 3: in the middle in road days daylight, the museums open
Speaker 3: and these dudes go in and how many of heist?
Speaker 3: How many of her millions of dollars?
Speaker 1: One hundred and two million dollars. It turned out to
Speaker 1: be on every to see the final jewelry. Yes, one
Speaker 1: hundred and two point sixty three million, according to a
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Speaker 3: So I got on chat GPT and I go, who
Speaker 3: would be a good guest to talk about the jewelry
Speaker 3: robbery of the Louver and and it's a good question
Speaker 3: that would be. I have three for you. And they
Speaker 3: were all some dude in like Paris. Some the guy
Speaker 3: from Scotland yard probably won't be hunting those guys down right,
Speaker 3: But anyways, chadbach GVT can do so so many other
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Speaker 3: She went to she goes to chad GPT and asks, uh,
Speaker 3: ask the Chad GBT to give her lottery numbers, and
Speaker 3: she did and won one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So I'm liking to be a computer guy. Gives me
Speaker 1: some hope in chat GPT because I was panning it earlier.
Speaker 3: I uh, I asked a chat GBT for a set
Speaker 3: of powerball numbers, and those are the numbers I played
Speaker 3: on my ticket. So you obviously shouldn't win the big prize,
Speaker 3: but she won one hundred grand.
Speaker 1: Now that can get you. There can be some conspiracy
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Speaker 3: Now, well, I'll see these uh, these these machines all
Speaker 3: talk to each other as well as I do.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm getting that. So uh maybe maybe maybe
Speaker 1: be like she shouldn't have told anyone, you know, like,
Speaker 1: don't give out your secretly you just keep doing it.
Speaker 1: We're all gonna try it. Who's not gonna do that?
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Speaker 3: In the headline reads, as scientists studied superagers for twenty
Speaker 3: five years and they found they all have one habboit
Speaker 3: in common.
Speaker 21: Is it?
Speaker 1: Well, that's the reason we have a guest to discuss.
Speaker 1: Thanks for asking.
Speaker 3: He is our good friend, doctor Patrick Porter, expert in
Speaker 3: brain health. Doctor Porter, it's always our pleasure. Thanks for
Speaker 3: being here.
Speaker 21: Hey, thanks for having me.
Speaker 3: So let's let's discuss that one thing and this and
Speaker 3: this study. Doctor Porter describe what a superager is.
Speaker 21: First off, well, superager is somebody who, let's say they're
Speaker 21: eighty years old or older, but they're functioning like they're
Speaker 21: a fifty year old, and so they have a younger brain.
Speaker 21: And what they show is that the brain has less
Speaker 21: brain volume loss, which is over time our brain shrinks,
Speaker 21: and they have fewer Alzheimer types changes. So there are
Speaker 21: a special group of people out there that seem to
Speaker 21: keep their brain engaged, and that.
Speaker 3: Involves, well, the one thing we're talking about here, and
Speaker 3: obviously genetics are going to come into play and on
Speaker 3: and on and on and stressed during your life, I assume,
Speaker 3: But the one thing that they all that in common
Speaker 3: was a socialization.
Speaker 21: Yes, yeah, when you're when you're socializing, you you engage
Speaker 21: large neuro networks. In fact, there's a neurons called the
Speaker 21: kind of Motto, which is these neurons kind of act
Speaker 21: like super neurons and they drive more neuroplasticity to the brain.
Speaker 21: So the more you're out there socializing, communicating you know,
Speaker 21: basically you know, with other people, we find the brain
Speaker 21: stays more engaged.
Speaker 1: Through the course of this study by Northwestern University, they
Speaker 1: found they were socializing. Is there specifics about that that
Speaker 1: they hung out with friends X amount of times a week,
Speaker 1: a certain amount of friends, certain types of friends. What
Speaker 1: was some of the more details on that or was
Speaker 1: it just like, Hey, you go to the grocery store
Speaker 1: and you strike up a conversation with the clerk that day.
Speaker 1: You go to Starbucks that morning and you know, you're
Speaker 1: talking to the barista. Is it is it that kind
Speaker 1: of thing or is it more uh focused.
Speaker 2: More than that.
Speaker 21: They they become they're part of social clubs, they do
Speaker 21: a lot of volunteering. They they're actually they engage in
Speaker 21: these things on a daily basis. That are it's not
Speaker 21: something they just do occasionally, like when it's like when
Speaker 21: they're going shopping or something to talk to the butcher
Speaker 21: or something like that. They're they're doing it seems like
Speaker 21: they have uh, they have meaningful conversations on a daily basis,
Speaker 21: is what the study showed. So it's not something they
Speaker 21: just do occasionally.
Speaker 3: And that's and I guess that would have to do
Speaker 3: also with physical uh uh, you know, infirmary if you
Speaker 3: if you have a problem, uh, you're not going to
Speaker 3: get out as much. But it does family come into
Speaker 3: play at this with this at all.
Speaker 1: Dodge reporter.
Speaker 21: Well, yeah, I think family does if you're communicating with them.
Speaker 2: They've they've had.
Speaker 21: There's so many studies showing that families that eat together
Speaker 21: they have a better well being and more mental health
Speaker 21: and clarity as well. You know, they aren't get the
Speaker 21: people on looking at their iPads or iPhones and but
Speaker 21: they're having conversations about their day and talking through problems
Speaker 21: and creating solutions and things like that. That seems to
Speaker 21: have a big play in how it works.
Speaker 1: So, yes, this is really intriguing to me. You know,
Speaker 1: my parents. I grew up on a farm and rural
Speaker 1: southeast Ohio, and they retired and moved down to South
Speaker 1: Carolina five years ago, and I was like, oh, man,
Speaker 1: I was worried. My mom's very social. Well she's done exactly.
Speaker 1: She's seventy eight now she's done exactly what you just said.
Speaker 1: She's volunteering regularly. Cool, and she joined a social club.
Speaker 1: In this case, it's called the Buckeye Club, which is
Speaker 1: a group of men and women to get together and
Speaker 1: watch the Ohio state games and they do other things together.
Speaker 1: So I find that really they live in one of
Speaker 1: those golf court retirement communities. This I find this really interesting,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, yeah, like, you know, it's probably not
Speaker 1: rocket science.
Speaker 21: Right.
Speaker 1: If you're getting out and you're active, and you're engaging
Speaker 1: with folks and instead of sitting there watching TV all day,
Speaker 1: which is kind of what my dad does, right, you're
Speaker 1: gonna stay sharp.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Part of it is when you're in a conversation with people,
Speaker 21: you have to listen, comprehend, and then respond, So you're
Speaker 21: engaging more of your brain than just watching television or
Speaker 21: even reading a book or going for a walk by yourself.
Speaker 2: I mean when you're it causes the brain.
Speaker 12: To stay fit.
Speaker 21: So it's really a process. We have it outlined in
Speaker 21: my book The Brain Fitness Blueprint too, that it's so important.
Speaker 21: In the they call them blue zone studies, they found
Speaker 21: that the longevity studies, actually people live longer when they socialize,
Speaker 21: so not just as the brain function better, but the
Speaker 21: brain and body actually stay youthful for a longer period
Speaker 21: of time.
Speaker 3: Doctor Patrick Porter is our guest, and doctor is, does
Speaker 3: stuff like this help? Does it aid in prevention of
Speaker 3: dementia Alzheimer's type of thing? Or is that just kind
Speaker 3: of luck of the draw?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 21: No, it will, it will because the more you the
Speaker 21: more you engage these Hebb's law, which states those neurons
Speaker 21: that fire together wire together, and those neurons that don't
Speaker 21: fire together will unwire. So when you think about it's
Speaker 21: the use it or lose it situation with your brain.
Speaker 21: So the more you use it, the better it's going
Speaker 21: to work. It's it's really very That's why we say
Speaker 21: it's kind of like a muscle. It's not a muscle really,
Speaker 21: but it's it's neuron activity. And the more you use it,
Speaker 21: those neuron pathways stay open and they're easier to use.
Speaker 2: Then when you don't use them.
Speaker 21: That's why if you have any skill that you have,
Speaker 21: if you stop doing that skill for a while and
Speaker 21: then you go back to doing it, you might be
Speaker 21: a little rusty. They say, the problem is that the
Speaker 21: neuron pathways aren't there. So communication is a very important
Speaker 21: part of what we do as individuals. Think about ancient traditions.
Speaker 21: We would meet at the so we would socialize at
Speaker 21: the fire every night. You know, we might have tribal celebrations.
Speaker 21: You know, these are things that we used to do
Speaker 21: all the time. It's just now that we live separately
Speaker 21: and we have our own homes that we have to
Speaker 21: form these groups and clubs.
Speaker 1: In the in the study, obviously they found the socialize
Speaker 1: and you've gone over that. Was there anything else that
Speaker 1: was high on the list of the findings that showed,
Speaker 1: you know what, what's what makes you a superager?
Speaker 21: But well, the biggest thing is they found that socialization,
Speaker 21: I mean isolation is basically like smoking a cigarette, you know,
Speaker 21: the health risk it actually well they in the study,
Speaker 21: they showed that a thirty two percent risk of early
Speaker 21: death if you don't socialize. So I mean it's not
Speaker 21: only do you do the socialization help it, it actually
Speaker 21: will hurt you if you don't. So I think that
Speaker 21: that that really kind of I knew that isolation. We
Speaker 21: always say that addiction is isolation. You know, when you
Speaker 21: have connection, typically you don't have addiction, so you know,
Speaker 21: and so the brain is always looking for that connection.
Speaker 21: So I think this, you know, and they say that
Speaker 21: it actually weakens the immunity, so when you're out there
Speaker 21: engaging things, it just gets the whole body working.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that that is fascinating to me. That well,
Speaker 3: and I'd seen that that stat as well, that isolation
Speaker 3: is as bad for you as smoking. That's crazy to me.
Speaker 3: But by the same token, how many people do you
Speaker 3: see once there's foalsay diet that passes away, that they
Speaker 3: tend to not last very long after that? Is that
Speaker 3: just an impression I have, doctor, Is that something that's
Speaker 3: pretty common?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 21: And that's that's pretty common.
Speaker 12: I mean if they don't.
Speaker 21: One thing is if the brain doesn't have an outcome,
Speaker 21: doesn't know where you're going, the brain will just keep unwiring.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 21: That's why so many people there's actually a saying retire
Speaker 21: and expire because most people don't live five years after
Speaker 21: retirement because they.
Speaker 2: Don't have a plan.
Speaker 21: You know, you have to have another life planned like
Speaker 21: your like your mother is doing, you know, get into clubs,
Speaker 21: getting socialized, get something to look forward to on a
Speaker 21: daily weekly basis. That's that's going to motivate you to
Speaker 21: stay youthful. In fact, you know, I'm enjoying a pick
Speaker 21: a ball club. Whatever it takes to get you out there,
Speaker 21: moving and breeding and around people.
Speaker 1: I mean, it makes perfect sense. And I'm honestly, I'm
Speaker 1: doctor Porter, glad we're talking because I U My mom
Speaker 1: said there was an incident at her sho volunteers at
Speaker 1: a thrift store and someone drove through the uh through,
Speaker 1: you know, accidentally. I just drove through the front front,
Speaker 1: you know, part of the store the other day and
Speaker 1: I almost I almost literally this is two days ago.
Speaker 1: Almost to her. I was like, you need to stop,
Speaker 1: you need to stop doing that so much. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna do that now because we're sitting here talking and
Speaker 1: you're right like, she loves it. She's you know, engaged
Speaker 1: with a lot of different people and the customers and
Speaker 1: the people she works with, and all this stuff makes
Speaker 1: it's it makes perfect sense. I mean you you think
Speaker 1: about I mean, yeah, you think about even in my
Speaker 1: own life, you know, or isolation is you know, you're down, depressed,
Speaker 1: and you know, or when you're when you're out and
Speaker 1: talking to people, like you feel energy. At least I do.
Speaker 1: That's I'm kind of one of these people that's right
Speaker 1: on the borderline of introvert extrovert, and I'm a lot
Speaker 1: I'm a lot better when I'm out and talking to people,
Speaker 1: which is why I like to work in the office
Speaker 1: a lot, because I know, even if I'm not even
Speaker 1: talking to people, I'm still around them. Sure, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: well that's important.
Speaker 21: It's a pair trait It's an important trade and I
Speaker 21: think they don't teach it enough in school. You know
Speaker 21: that the socialization, they kind of frown on it when
Speaker 21: people are socializing too much.
Speaker 3: Well, and doctor reported, don't you think that's that's a
Speaker 3: part of the problem. I think we're going to find
Speaker 3: as these the younger generations age, that their socialization skills
Speaker 3: are going to be they're diminished right now by staring
Speaker 3: at their screens, right.
Speaker 21: Yeah, they're becoming a noncommunicado. I mean, when you when
Speaker 21: you think that the world exists on your on your
Speaker 21: phone instead of in the real world, it's going to
Speaker 21: cause some problems. I'm I'm really not looking forward to
Speaker 21: what happens when all these people.
Speaker 2: I mean, even during COVID they said that people lost
Speaker 2: the ability to read faces because of the mask.
Speaker 21: So there's a whole group of people. You know, that's
Speaker 21: part of what we do is we we interpret facial
Speaker 21: expressions and it's really it's a part of our learned experiences.
Speaker 21: So if we're not if we're not actively communicating with people,
Speaker 21: we don't know how to read those cues, those socialization's cues.
Speaker 1: Well, that'd be it would be interesting if you started
Speaker 1: this study over again with you know, you know, and
Speaker 1: then you do it over twenty five years to see
Speaker 1: what the results would be, knowing that we are now
Speaker 1: in that age of post COVID of people, you know,
Speaker 1: so the phones and all that, and that would be interesting,
Speaker 1: you know, to talk in twenty five years after another
Speaker 1: study like this and see, I bet the results might
Speaker 1: well probably be the same, right, but there may not
Speaker 1: be as many superagers because of the thing you carry
Speaker 1: around your pocket and all the things that are on it.
Speaker 21: Yeah, it's time to there's there has to be a
Speaker 21: time for digital detoxes and you know, unplugging and getting
Speaker 21: out into the world and you know, just taking it back.
Speaker 21: I always think, take it back to I Love Lucy days.
Speaker 21: You know, they didn't have all the problems we had today.
Speaker 21: So you know, people need to just be more relaxed
Speaker 21: and go with the flow.
Speaker 3: All right, with that, doctor Porter, We'll let you go.
Speaker 3: That is fascinating stuff. People want to find out more
Speaker 3: about you and what you do. Where can they go.
Speaker 21: They can go to brain tap dot com. They can
Speaker 21: download our free app and they can start doing some
Speaker 21: brain fitness on their own.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks so much, my friend. Thanks doctor Porter. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you, Uh, doctor Patrick Porter. You know, I think
Speaker 1: as a I'm not joking, but I'm not making light
Speaker 1: of who I think is would fall into this category
Speaker 1: as a superagor. Our friend Marty Brenneman eighty three, and
Speaker 1: that guy is a sharp as they come. But he
Speaker 1: is incredibly He's an incredibly social guy, always traveling, always
Speaker 1: doing something in the community. I think of him as
Speaker 1: I think of when we were talking about this, I
Speaker 1: was reading some of the stuff I was, I thought
Speaker 1: of him.
Speaker 3: You know, that's a great point because Marty, if you know,
Speaker 3: for for average Joe's, uh Joe's and Josettes listening right now,
Speaker 3: Josette uh trying to beat PC Josephine's or whatever. But anyways,
Speaker 3: that Marty if because he's on Facebook and all that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And so it was he's on there with his wife
Speaker 3: all the time. And I and I follow Amanda on
Speaker 3: Facebook and Marty's rarely there, but she always is posting. Man,
Speaker 3: they are all like they just got back from a
Speaker 3: Mediterranean cruise.
Speaker 1: There are I.
Speaker 3: I gave him crap the last time I saw I
Speaker 3: was like, dude, every time I talk to you, every
Speaker 3: time I see you on Facebook or something.
Speaker 1: You're in London or Rome or in la or something.
Speaker 1: I was like, you a slow your role man, and
Speaker 1: he's usually go with a group of people. It seems
Speaker 1: like yeah, he's yeah, he's always taking pictures of a
Speaker 1: bunch of people and.
Speaker 21: This is him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like it, And it's just it makes makes perfect sense.
Speaker 1: I mean, well, there's sharp something to be said for
Speaker 1: having a younger wife. To see that in the study, Well,
Speaker 1: I'll bet you that helps. I mean it's just she's
Speaker 1: not that much younger than him, but she's younger than him.
Speaker 1: So it's like, you know, get on, let's do this,
Speaker 1: because I think that as I get him what that
Speaker 1: does that to me all the time. I'm ten years
Speaker 1: older than her, and every once I just want to
Speaker 1: I really feel like doing that. You're like, damn it,
Speaker 1: let's just go. Well, now I'm seven years older than
Speaker 1: my wife and she's always kicking my butt.
Speaker 12: To go out and do something.
Speaker 1: Well, when do you get old and it starts to
Speaker 1: annoy you. I feel pretty old now it's fifty oh
Speaker 1: wow ouch.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Well, when he said doctor Porters, it's something about you know,
Speaker 1: they have the brain of a fifty year old I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: I hope it's better than this fifty year old's brain.
Speaker 1: You have to go back and reclaim more of it.
Speaker 2: Oh Man.
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Speaker 1: What is sports?
Speaker 8: Sports is anticipation. It's why the two weeks before the
Speaker 8: Super Bowl is so hard. It's why we sit in
Speaker 8: the car and listen to the bottom of the ninth
Speaker 8: when the bases loaded. It's why we get so worked
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Speaker 3: All right, back here on the Eddy and Rocky Show
Speaker 3: a little while longer rockout today. Jason Williams from the
Speaker 3: inquire Cincinnaight dot Com is with me. Before we get
Speaker 3: on out of here, let's talk about this government short
Speaker 3: shutdown in week three now, and Ben Siegel, the ABC
Speaker 3: News Do a deputy political director, is with us. So, Ben,
Speaker 3: are we seeing any movement on this stuff at all?
Speaker 22: We're seeing a lot of movement, but not a lot
Speaker 22: of motion towards resolving the government shutdown. We're seeing publicans,
Speaker 22: senators at the White House today with President Trump, they
Speaker 22: seem pretty dug in. They say this is Democrats that
Speaker 22: have to come to the table. Democrats are seeing pretty
Speaker 22: satisfied with what's happening. They're encouraged by these protests over
Speaker 22: the weekend, these anti Trump protests, and say that they
Speaker 22: think public opinion is on their side. So both sides
Speaker 22: are still really dug in. As we approach a lot
Speaker 22: of interesting dates on the calendar where you could see
Speaker 22: a deal coming together, but again we're still a ways
Speaker 22: off from that.
Speaker 1: You'll kind of tick off some of those dates for
Speaker 1: us if you would.
Speaker 22: Well, if you go back to the beginning, Democrats launched
Speaker 22: this whole fight over government funding because they wanted to
Speaker 22: protect subsidies for Obamacare for healthcare plans purchased on these
Speaker 22: marketplaces in the states. Well, open enrollment to sign up
Speaker 22: for those plans starts on November first, so in many
Speaker 22: places now it's too late for those subsidies to take effect.
Speaker 22: They're going to expire at the end of this year,
Speaker 22: not carry into next year, so the sticker shock for
Speaker 22: health insurance is already going to start hitting Americans. Democrats
Speaker 22: believe that voters will punish Republicans and blame them for
Speaker 22: this increase. So in a way, the political incentives have
Speaker 22: disappeared a bit after November one. So that's the first date.
Speaker 22: The second date is November twenty first. That's important because
Speaker 22: the deal on the table right now for Congress is
Speaker 22: a short term stop gap bill to fund the government
Speaker 22: for seven weeks. The seven weeks ends on November twenty first,
Speaker 22: So once we get past that date, Speaker Mike Johnson
Speaker 22: is going to have to bring Republicans back to Washington
Speaker 22: at some point in order to pass something because the
Speaker 22: deal on the table will no longer be valid. And
Speaker 22: then the third date is one we circle every year
Speaker 22: on all of our calendars, which is Thanksgiving and all
Speaker 22: the holiday travel that comes with that. We're seeing some
Speaker 22: strain already by air traffic controllers having to work without pay,
Speaker 22: and you know that is a very critical time of
Speaker 22: the year, and nowither party wants to be holding the
Speaker 22: political hot potato when more air traffic controllers fall and
Speaker 22: sick because of family issues in this very important stretch
Speaker 22: of the year as they're forced to work without pay.
Speaker 22: So those are just three dates in November to keep
Speaker 22: an eye on.
Speaker 3: And Ben, what about when you're talking about the air controllers,
Speaker 3: how about the TSA guys.
Speaker 1: Is that does that come into play?
Speaker 22: It's the same thing. They're all being forced to work
Speaker 22: without pay. Right now. It's possible that Trump administration is
Speaker 22: trying to, you know, find ways to pay people by
Speaker 22: moving money around, take it from one pot and put
Speaker 22: it in the other pot. But that's just the band
Speaker 22: aid of you know, questionable legality. That's not a long
Speaker 22: term fix. That doesn't solve the shutdown. So it may
Speaker 22: stopped the fighting for a little while, but you know,
Speaker 22: big picture, this is is a battle that's still going on,
Speaker 22: and neither side appears to be willing to come to
Speaker 22: the table.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, Ben, all we can do is kick
Speaker 3: back and watch these guys do nothing. Really appreciate I know,
Speaker 3: so do we, So does everyone?
Speaker 2: Ben?
Speaker 1: Thanks so much?
Speaker 3: Thanks and yeah, Ben sig good good stuff the shutdown.
Speaker 3: As we talked to Steve Cotton earlier, this is fun stuff,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 1: But sure it's about to get real, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well apparently, but Jason, other news, Yes, we have other
Speaker 3: other fish to fry, or other wings to fry. This
Speaker 3: happened in uh in, Texas, According to court papers filed.
Speaker 3: Just the other day, a Travis County jail official was
Speaker 3: monitoring an inmate's phone call on an unrelated incident. He
Speaker 3: must have been trying to get some drug smug it
Speaker 3: in or something when the man told a relative that
Speaker 3: quote a correct corrections officer had provided him with chicken
Speaker 3: wings after he sent the officer money on a cash app.
Speaker 2: So, so a cop is.
Speaker 1: Taking money under the table to get to smuggle this
Speaker 1: guy's some wing. That's what the phone calls were him
Speaker 1: smuggling wings. Yeah, you know what. Not the guy and
Speaker 1: he was also trying to get some crack or something.
Speaker 1: But they all through that. They discovered that he was
Speaker 1: also having this a cop smuggle him some wings. Some
Speaker 1: would say chicken wings are like crack.
Speaker 2: Oh big time.
Speaker 3: Specifically, the inmates said that the officer had agreed to
Speaker 3: supply him with Hobin Yiro mango chicken wings from wingstop
Speaker 3: and return for fifty dollars. My man was craving some wings.
Speaker 1: He was fifty dollars. Hopefully he got a lot of them.
Speaker 3: A subsequent review of jail surveillance video showed a food
Speaker 3: delivery arriving at the Travis County Correctional complex in suburban Austin.
Speaker 3: After the paper bag was run through an X ray scanner.
Speaker 3: Amos non Away twenty five picks up the bag and
Speaker 3: eats some of the wings himself. And this is a
Speaker 3: non Away guy who was just hired last year by
Speaker 3: the police department. Takes several wings from the bag, places
Speaker 3: them on paper towels, and hands them to an inmate,
Speaker 3: and the inmate walks away with the chicken wings and
Speaker 3: eats them.
Speaker 1: These guys, these guys are not master criminals. Bro, These
Speaker 1: aren't the guys that robbed the louver. Would you imagine
Speaker 1: being the door dash or delivery person rolling up?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, oh.
Speaker 3: The corp finals don't identify the gamate. Blah blah blah investigator.
Speaker 3: I've attained a search warrant for a cash app added
Speaker 3: to determine the extent of Nonaway's involvement in bringing contraband
Speaker 3: and to assist and identify other incidents. He was busted
Speaker 3: just the other day on a misdemeanor contraband charge, citing
Speaker 3: Texas Penal Code thirty eight point one one four an
Speaker 3: arrest to have a David notes that quote chicken wings
Speaker 3: are not provided for or authorized to be provided to inmates.
Speaker 3: So now you know, if you go to the joint,
Speaker 3: ain't allowed no chicken wings.
Speaker 1: Let's hope for the safety of everyone in that prison,
Speaker 1: that's the only thing that he has smuggled in his
Speaker 1: chicken wings.
Speaker 3: Well, see, if you're gonna get busted for something, don't
Speaker 3: you want to You know that's not gonna look good
Speaker 3: for you as far as in the inmate population.
Speaker 12: No, it's not.
Speaker 1: Hey man, I got some weed. Oh yeah, I got
Speaker 1: a bottle of you.
Speaker 3: Know, rum, I got some wings from Wingstop Abergnio Mango.
Speaker 3: What that's you're just going to take on beach up
Speaker 3: on principle.
Speaker 1: At least, at least you have a little bit of
Speaker 1: have a little bit of street crowd and get the
Speaker 1: absolute hottest wings you can get, Bring the hottest wings
Speaker 1: you can bring in there. But I that's when you
Speaker 1: get a craven for wings man. Apparently you can't. You'll
Speaker 1: go to You'll go to great Lings to get them,
Speaker 1: and you're the confident agreed to do it for you.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah. With that thought in mind, we had
Speaker 1: to traffic and weather. What is going on